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New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
TROY l0E9E

10th St. Daily Except Saturday. P
SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT ALBANY-
Direct Troy with trains 70 ali 2oints
Dining rooms on main deck Searchlight display.
Illustrated
EXCURSION: TROY. $3.50; SARATOGA. 81 so:
LAKE GEORGE SG35; WILMINGTON. VT. IS co
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGESc,
sppies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov-rness7s etc
% Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 20
Mrs. NJ. j. YOUNG G-FuLrON IS unaon SGGar-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
by TELEGRAPH TO rHz TRIBUNE. }


Chicago. July 25.-The rust question was stiu the
Dominating influence in the wheat market to-day.
ard the many ca- ficting reports spread through
oar The Gay churued the prices .n extraordinary
fashion. T. the end the report Of the Weather
Bureau had rhe floor and a. held that the spring
wheat crop continued 20 make feeble progress and
-1.- damage from rGsI not material The
market closed weak and frors ~ 20 lze lower, after
la.-e been from 5ze 10 ISac hgher. Corn left
oc gp for july 14c lower for September and
December oats were 4 little lower for July ard
-sc down for September. Provisions closed drm
and "a shade higher for pork and lard. with ribs
-H hanged.
1eUs from the Northwest that weather Was
favorable 20 growing wheat and that there was
al dagger from black rust caused further drop
In wheat AZ The opening. Another weakening factor
were the large local receipts. 81 cars against l54
tle corresponding dav lasf year on Western news
-4a- Trlllers were eaEer buyers o.: large arrivals
t-o market gained strength and recovered all
losses. Estimate for tomorrow. 2e July
closed sc above the low point s75sc. after selling
up 20 ssc September sold up 10 sS1sc AZ low as
a1sc, closing al s57sc 70 sc.
Corn was firm for July delivery, but easier FOR
al other futures. Trade Gull and weather IA
Vorabie. Country scceDtances showed small re-
serves IN farmers hands Local receipts were 47z
cars 81 q which were contract grade and eie-
Vafors turned out % 60 bushels Of the same quail
ty Shipments hence l7s9 90 bushels; estimate for
lo-morroR. - csrs July opened a. 7si-e the low
BOAT q lhe Cay. sold at 57s1c and closed at be-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEW
York CoIuty--Maay e. Hamlin Plaintiff aaainst
Herbert W Hamlin. Harry l. Ha0liin, George Ham
lu, BESSIE T. Ham.i1 Clark, Jhn A. Hamn Dorothy
Eamiu beorse f. Haf1lt1, Anna 81 Hauiiu. John =
Ean-ln and Herbert " Hamlin, Harry l. Hamliu and
Nary y. Hamiiu. Executors Of the WIN Of Fred
erick r. Hamlin. Defendant the above named De
fendants You hereby summoned conl-
plant in this action and % serve copy OF answer
the plaintiff attorney withn from the
service uf this summons exclusive 1f the day N service
of your failure tn ansWer. idig-
ul be taken against you by defau for relief
der The complaint Dated New AlEk
lgsE CLIFFORD IS. Il HAETRIIGE
Attorney tcr Plaintiff
oHee ana Postoftce address 149 Broadway. Borough
Manhattan. Glty.
To named ieg~a1ants- Herbert w Hamlln
Harry I. Hamlin George j. Eamlin Bessie r Ham
lin Cyark John 4. HauIr. boTethy Hamliu George
Hamlin. anna n E-m .u luhn r. Hamlin ara
Herbert " Hamliu and Harry 4. Ham IN as Exec..-
tors Of the oc Frederick r Hamiin
The foregoing summons served BY publ
eaton pursuant ~ the Honorable Francls
sc0t, a fustc= OF supreme Court the state OF
New York dated pa dav 90 June aad dleSl
with the complaint efce of DlerS ~ the
County Of New York the I'd June Al lie
County Court House Borough Of Manhattan of
the CITY OF New York the County and State New
YORK Dated New York July lith. 1903
CLIFFORD " HARTRD6E. Attorney for P-aintin
Once and Postoce address l4e Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan New York cit.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
SurTOgateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
Newly hereby given 10 al persons having
claims against John Mclaughlin late Of the County
New York present the vouchers
the subscribers al their place Of transacting
busnr q Office OF 6ackeIt Lang No
Borough Manhattan. IN the CITY Of Nrw-York
befor fourth day Of December
DATED NeWy-YoTk the 24th aay OF MAY 1sU5.
LANES G. McLOUGHI1N, CHARLES =. AcLOUGHLIN,
Executors
gACKFrT 4 LANG. Attorneys for Executors. % Nassau
Street Borough Of Manhattan New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
LONDON & NORTHWESTERN RY.

quickest
LIVERPOOL TO LONDON
Special trains Riverside Station alongside steamer
reaching Euston station under : hours.
Mail route. Queenstown 70 London via Dublin
Tourist all principal cities
ENGLAND. SCOTLAND. IRELAND. WALES
Baggage Chold) checked New York London
Descriptive folders tickets and al information.
a c. WAND, Agent. So Broadway New York
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
Citations.


WHITE, OCTAVIUS A.-THE PEOPLE OF
the OF New York bs grace Of God fres and
independent Annie Lawrence New York
and Trust Company Trustee. Anna r. Gourdu Nsr-
Stuyvesant White Elizabelh
und, Alexandra r. stevens, Oscar Z stevens William NJ
Hoes Admins Goods nd Credits
Annie Ryan deceased, Helen s. Schroeder AlIston
Gourdin and 10 all Estate ~
a. White. the County OF New Yort fe
ceased creditors. legatees, kin or otherwise
send greeting You and each OF
Of the County Of New York the SuTrogates Court OF
COurty Of New York, the 18th September 1908
and there attend judicial settlement the account
with the VIII OF Goods Chattes and -re5irs
CT said deceased and such or hereby cited as
are under the age OF twenty0ne required o
appear 10y your guardian have one or IL Won have
none 20 appear and apply for To be appointed or in
the Of neglect failure Eo gtardiar
M te appointed o. the Surrogate 20 and act
for In the proceeding
In testimony whereof We have caused the or the
Surrcgaes Court ot the said COUNT OF New TO lie
hereunto AFFIXED Witness. Hon FRANK
+iIZII-FtALD. Surrogate OF said county
tSea-l al County OF New York twelfth dav ~
July, ~ the year q our Lord 0Ee thousand nine
hundred and five
JANIS a DoEEEL.T.Y
Clerk ~ the SurruEares. Court
A.. 81 Wall Street New Ctt,.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
- PrRsUANCE oF AN ORDER oF HoN.

Prank r. Fitzgerald q surrogate q tho county of
Ney, Yor, notice ali persons having
claims against Elizabeth A Babcock of Tho County
of New YOry deceased 90 present tie same with Fouch
place
business the Office OF Bonney d Jones. Wall
SIT fr tbe borough 0f Manhattan city OF
YorE on or before twentSscyenta 4ay o. january
dated New York the dag Of July. 1903
MARGARET A JOHNSTON. Exerutrtx.
HAND. BONNTY d Jones. Attorneys for Exr.uJrix. u
wan street, Borough OF Manhattan, The city Of New
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
i Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate o: the County of
,-av yyrE notice is a persons having
eis,r,s aalns l. BoucheF. County OF
Sev- YORK deceased pIeseat with vouchers
re-eot no toe FIhscriher. At his place Of transactng
S"si1asz AZ the Office @ " 2. CoLghtry No Broad
street ii the City % New YORK. before 24th
oav Of November next
Tsfea New York. the 14lh day OF Nav. 1905.
SOPHIE HOLLAND BOUCHER i5xe-I.rsx
VIM p VOCGHTRY. Attorney for ExecutriN, - 3rcad
street York.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

II I,
III Of an order OF Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate
n, the County Of New York. hereby given .
Ill nefsous having against Robert McCahery atA
OF the County New York, deceased
subscribers.
Of bunnsss at the Office of Robert l. RedneId
No Street, IN the City OF New York. or
bsf5re the second day September
Dated New York the 2Sth day OF February, 1905
MARY G McCAFFERTY. CALVIE Z. DOG Admins
traitors
ROBERT L. REDflELc. Atty Tor AdLhIA. bS Ptns
street, n Y. city
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

PE(yJFLLL59 IUNJLE
NEW YORK-ALRANT
River by Searchght.
Steamer c W MORSE, odd dates July. dates
August, and ADIRONDACK leave Pier No. az. N r.
Canal ST. P. NJ. and West 12sth st. $50
P M ek-days and Sundays Direct connection
Albany express for Saratoga George.
Lake Champlain. Adirondack Mountains. Thousand
Islands, Niagara Falls Sharon Springs and all North
and Eastern summer resorts. Orchestra steam
Automobiles carried. Timetable excursion
Beautiful Hudson by searchlight.'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26

n 70 NSI IANLL UF An DhUEh Vf HUN.
l. Abner a. Thomas 4 Surrogate o County Of New
York. uy given t. All persons having claims
against RleAard S1mers hayes, Of the County az
NV York deceased present the same
thereof subscriber his place o transacng bust
ness al No Wall street, N the City Of New York
OF before tho l5tn day OF December
Dated New YORK the sixth DAY ~ June 1905.
LEWIS CAES LEDYAFD Executor
New-York tribune., 1905-07-26
IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

4 y
4 Ahner & Thomas a Surrogate OF the County % New
York notice hereby given all having claims
against James c carter Of County Of York
deceased present The same with vouchers thereof
the subscriber place OF tranEactng business
No Wall the city OF New York. before
the 18th day December
Dat New Etxth 1905,
LEWIS GAEs LEDYARD. Executor.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

LADIES' BLOUSE Oft5 f,f1u " y 49,
h Shirt waists made with. wide central
box plaits arc now and smart ana promise
to gain stIll further favor with the cons
Ing season. This stylish example shows
three wide tucKs at each shoulder thas
extend for the entire length*of tho front
ana the fashionable large buttons az
the centre Of tEe4bo plat The Original
Is made OF blue taffeta, finished VIII,
collar ana cuffs dotted with black, @put
all wasting materials arc, appropriate.i
The blouse is made over q fitted llning
that consists OF fronts and baeks 6 an :, y
closes at tho centre sennrntely from ths
outside, but which can be omitted @lioil
washable materials arc 4. used ,s Or less ,As
weight is desired. The waist propera IN.
cludes q plain back with fronts, I il'a
lack is drawn down snllgly at ne WalsL
lne, but tho fronts blouse ,becoming ~
siylish stock and the sleeves are ilnlsliea
with strlight8 cuff .,., S, &, 3, u, a.,
Ihe quantity on material REQUIRED \, atpN
INC medium size Is 4 "a yards q incll.
en- Vide. 3 s.sl yards ~ inches vide : !
yards SO Inches wide or &c ~ shFfus -
inches wide. \, !, /, .. a 4. M 4,
me pattern 21gs is cut An sizes Z Tor J. =
50. 81. So, IS, 40 and 4a-incll bust meas meas
lire s{{l3 iSp5s n t&t fe Es2} sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

known educator. having held faculty po-
sitons in several Southern colleges, and
is greatly beloved for her amiability,
charming grace and many accomplish
ments.
Mr. Williams Is the eldest son OF Hon.
II. ii. Williams. OF Hamilton, Ga, and
belongs To one of the best known families
OF that state. After receiving a literary
c0Irse at the University OF Georgia, he
located al Columbus. He ~ q stccfss-
FIJI. energetic businesa man, and is prom
inently connected with one Of the iarges,
dry goods houses In rt.at city
After the ceremony Sir. and arE. WIZ
fllnlns left for an extended Northern tour.
They Win be AZ hons, IN Columbus. Ca,
March list. The many friends Of this
popular couple w.sh them All 10Y and
HuDTinagS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.
-rha 1Jnerowi,ed King.

u. Ana ~ Mam,non, 9es lie serves
s,,nipbt 10 His goa, he cuts ms Wsst (
/ !, III ans "a so,ne vast oentinsn,
i tlls jiana VAS closed but yesterday
/. &. :, u, erdny.'. YOU say. death
,sscnilse ono died is all i 8. ~ n
8,rnc I.,,ncrowned monarch never. Ws ss,,, \
5i,I,hc sun hath set---there SPRINGS ~ ,s"''
Mar shalt his power he tho less
Ne -, : ,,,'Nhis ,chiahood's bygonc reace q
rho gutter Graded him. nor !, !, \ q
s.fntelier birth Ills strength ihcf s3e''s.s
s1re 4. FOR good or III. NC IS; E, !.
Il Ard woe to those who hlihuis sn''s
51insecing TO the ancient throhs y I, !.
And reck not Of the uncroMl'sss w ne,
rs Clinton Dangeriietd, III ms Sp'isu -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Go be continual to-morrow.l -..---.-.

slTI1,H 6 int RRUPTIoNs IN SERVICE
I VIA THE YORK RIVER LINE,
owing to floating Ice In upper Chesa-
nenlte Bay, service between Richmond
and baltimore, service via the York
!, River Line, will be interrupted, no saIllnE
from Richmond Wednesday,, For infor-
NATION call on City Ticket Offices $40 ar
90 East Main phones Nos 455, 1888 or 40.
ID. w. YYESTBURY.D y. r, "A. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

Metropolitan Hotel, In Springfield. Rev.
Or. Louis Harrison, OF st. Louis, oii-
ciating. &! # g3
Mrand Mrs, IIirsh VII 60 on an OK *
will be at home IN cdericksburg, VA,
after Fcbruarya15th. 4}4 VA .5,i
Traylor-Belch.
Mr. M Il rray9r q c hich 1,n{1 and
married IN Petersburg on "Wednesday. NJ ].
MI. Fred Bcich OF City Point, and Mr..
Traylor an employee OF the Richmond
phoEphta,te 6, !, Company Upon their return
to their friends In Richmond.
Present Hounds to Hunt Club.
The Clarke Courier Of this week says:
.aleasrs. 7, H. Mayo and Thomas NJ.
Garter, Of Richmond, have presented to
the Blue Ridge Hunt Club, -four very
fine hounds from a pack OF the Deep
Run Hunt Club. @5iii Ia
'These hounda were sold on account Of
Eed q large puck Of English hounds.
This present VIII add greatly to the
Blue Ridge pack and will also add great
y IS tho pleasure Of their hunts
Charlottesville Club.
The Aiberaarle Club was organized
Monday evening by hfty OF the best
known busIreEs ana professional men of
charlottesville. Tho meeting, held In
the AicIh. Building, on Market Street.
tqafked the advent OF the first socul
club known to that community.
The 1i!scern elected were: President,
Captain dicajah sYoods: yice-P President,
| Df e. q. VeHahic. and Secretary and
TfrasprEr. Mr. w, Han Perkins Is.
Is suitable club house VIII be obtained
az baee, and The new club put9on q firm
f1tptiug.
Card Party.
ms fJM dominion Chapter o. the
Drspghtlr1 VI the American Revolution
Will giYa q card party this evening, ~
! So. Ei2 t;stgt Gr;tce BtreEt, for the benefit
N ms fGnG for the Virginia Column IN
| f;:tHila&at,i Hail. washington, D. g.,
| Afg, f!dfEfy a. htklnson ~ The chair
( tnsA ~ shs entertainments Progressive
I fsHfye Witi 10 played ffom 800 10 ION
/ DGfp8<, aftsr Which pfizts VIII bh award
4 fl& SD refreshments served,
! bfqmE4fs m ms chapter can obtain ticlt-
/ Gts fftyffi tbS chairman Without fur her IN
/ gii}ttRotil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

The Kate Vlieelock Club met,W 4;
Winners north and south were Mrs
Charles Wingo and Mrs. James q luton;
cast and west. Mrs. Basil Spnulding ana
Mrs. d. T.SsyVilliams. The club VII meet 8
next week with Mrs c.. Walker, ~ ~ g h
SOC 4 Park ave- nue.. ,;.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Pattern No. 1928

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PATTERN DEPT, THE u, rs Y z,
please scna Tho above mentioned pattern
Al description slyon below g
name,
so..@,..... Street,
Town, \, state
Msaaurement--yyas '''s1 ..i.,'''t'
Aee nt ehlla'agpr miss pa'eeri''s,'.',,';''
pa,tems wlll ps mailed toSa aaafesss
~ Inc Fashion Department "a tl'ls papef
on receipt Of 10 can y, 4, u,
Hy special arrangement they ore ., J, e y
directly iron, tho anu s''Yu''
be rereiycd Within ayo ~ 81 - Gays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

Mrs. r. ~. Priddy, Of Keysyile, has re-
turned homo after q months STAY ~
Richmond. H X u Z, IS Y AZ gfSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

MISS caldwell was gowned In a dark
bite broadc'oth travelling sait, With hat
and Stoves 70 match, ana carried a s.,ow-
er bouquet of hride roses, size is the
only daughter Of Mrs lfrances Caldweil
5and tbs late Mr. Mitchell Caldwell,
Though q native of North Carolina. win
g large acquaintance there, for ZONE
tlme her home has been in Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
Williams Caldwell.

a quiet but very pretty wedding took
PLACE "Wednesday morning, February 1st
at y o'clock, In the home Of the bride
on Church Ill, when Miss Eric Caid.
VOL and Mr. Thomas Arendcl Williarns
We're united III marriage by DR.. X. d.
Eggleston, Of the Third PreSby,erian
Church, Only the relatives ana d few
intimate friends We're invited to be prea-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

3,iT essi and several other games: a.
..ISas liz ~ fond of them as q cfo-
2quI!sns;la Ia ,,,nr pleased him as croquett
,,,a q "a hinsI Unless IT. We're chess
WITHIN HIIunns ia you play chess Z, est
gays 9, Eesa as AID w NJ
IN Xxx lnot understand you, He plny,ssu
aa .sood IA nj my father did not cp'cy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

Among the Representative a q l ~ :
to attend Che inaugural ceremonies nre: g
Nlidshlpinan AZ. Il. Beauregare thru l,,I,
class, Ia grandnephcw Of the s,nte siehehhaii
{P.S 81 Benurcgard; ana Midshptnan = up =,
"A. Early,f fourth class, aErandnep 'ra y ~
General Jubnl Early. IN # i;y S q I'D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03

Miss Mary Daniel cason. who has had
charge ia e. ,fl%E school for the deaf a.; at
Nfenominee MIcligan, is very - a. o., Ing
Memorial hospital, where sllo ~ ha 3 Y !! u
.dergone two opera lions. 81 g 3.5t 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-03
\ s,,,r,e ,,7r,5 n Z CocIurtT Proceedings.

ProceedngstSof the supreme Court 4 g, q
Appeals yesterday were u. 4, 81 Z
= + ewiY3 VS. Apperson. argued by WI 81,
Teffrfes- and NJ e. Grinlsley for n q ppel-
liant. and OIL. Rixey, Jr. for appee'llltee's
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22
THEORY THAT G. w. GEORGE
LEFT THE COUNTRY IS GAIN.
ING cREDENcE.
Father Visited Hiding Place Of
Family Funds and Found None
No Trace of Man.

Despite the fact that immediate
neighbors of G. w. George, the miss
ing state line farmer, still maintain
that he has met with foul play, the
theory that George, for reasons best
known to himself, has simply left for
parts unknown, is fast gaining cred
ence. This theory is strengthened
by the fact that nearly $500 in gold
and silver which George had cached
away on his ranch is missing The
only person acquainted with the hid
ing place of the money besides
George was his father. After the
disappearance of George, neighbors
acquainted with the situation urg-
ed the senior Geolye to visit the
For some reason or other the aged
father was loath to visit the cache,
money gone. AS no one besides the
two men knew where the money was
hidden, the supposition now is that
George, we'll supplied with funds, de-
cided to leave the country. Just why
he should leave without acquainting
members of his family Of his inten
ton is puzzling, and now he could
get out of the country without being
seen by someone is another puZzling
question The search for the missing
man has practically been abandoned.
Neighbors and friends made another
search of the Walla Wala river yes
terday without finding any trace Of
the missing man.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22
AN INTERESTING CHINAMAN.

The editor Of a Chinese newspaper
in San Francisco Ng Poem Chew, says
China, having been informed by the
so-called civilized powers of the def
milton of civilized power as a nation,
which is able to kill the largest num-
Der in a given time with the least
loss to herself, will soon begin prepa-
rations to enter into equal and equit-
able relations with the said civilized
powers. She will gather together an
immense killing machine from her sur
plus population and when she has
armed it with the latest death deal
ing devices, she will be ready to as
sert her claims to greatness.
Mr.. Chew admits there are bad Chi
nese, gamblers and opium smokers; he
also admits there are bad white men,
gamblers and whisky drinkers. AS
and one who smokes opium ne prefers
the latter. Whisky arouses the worst
home and kicks his wife Opium trans
forms the Chinaman into a living
corpse and ne GOES home and his wife
may kick him.
He inveighs pretty severely against
the "pig-headed oyster brained' Off
GERS who watch oC- treaty ports and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22

declares it is about as difficult for
Chinaman to enter the United States
as for the rich fat American with all
mis- money on his back to climb up to
heaven on a fire escape.
These be bitter words as friend Pts
tol would say. We trust that Brother
Chew will not be found outside the
American lines without a return ticket.
It might be hard for him to get back
in and the paper might be late as a re-
suit of his unfortunate detention.
It is true as he says that we want
true that We want better class of
immigrants. We do not want coolies
when we know dock laborer can buy
at any Chinese port a certificate that
he is a professor of international law
at a Picking university it makes our
inspectors feel like OBTAINING the said
session of improving conversation
with him. professor of international
law does not butt in by steerage every
day.
The Chinese do not seem to under
stand that we have no desire to foment
trouble by Turing their citizens away
from their duty. We wish as many
Chinese as possible to stay at home in
order that that conquering army which
China is preparing may have recruits.
Sentiment is great matter, but ac-
cording to Falstaff instinct is a great
matter also. Instinct tells us that II
we mean to have any fun raising the
rate of wages in this country we
would better keep the Chinese out.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22

Charles ]. Bonaparte, secretary of
the naVy:-Dear Sir: l have re-
ceived your reprimand by mail and
must say that you did it we'll. There
is not a misspelled word in it. l
would write you more at length, but !
have to go out and lick sailor fell
rooms for two or three nights singing,
boo" through the keyhole. Drop il
some day and have a bout with us.
Yours most respectfully, Meriwether.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22

The fact brought out in the New
bought a controlling interest in the
Provident Savings Life Assurance So
ciety practically with money borrowed
from the corporation shows that lat
ter-day financiering is real Yankee
"hoss" trading raised to higher
power.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22

Lest we forget" the Wilbur La
dies'hot lunch tomorrow from II to 2
o'clock at Cox & Barnett'S store, corr
ner 1st and Alder streets. Grandma's
sale.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22

Mr. Jeromes influence over Mr.. Ryan
adds to the general regret that
Judge" Hamilton is not within his
Jurisdiction
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22

Talking machines, Victor, Edison.
Columbia Zanophone at Stanley's.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-12-22
A Letter From Santa Claus

Nor tn Pole,
To The Chi Walla Walla.
ldren
will 8 to
GOLDEN RULE Saturday morning, and
little boy and girl n Walla to
I am going give Of you
of Chr1 is my make
you is fresh and
good
going stay long,
as have to hurry and pack dolls, games
toys, and get them ready bring you
Christi Eve You will be eep hen,
me them
be late! If o
THE GOLDEN RULE o'clock Saturday morning,
Santa Claus.