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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
Games Today.

st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-23
THE GREAT PIANO
SALE POSITIVELY
ENDS TOMORROW
Come Today and Make Your Selection Before the
Best Are Gone. Save SIPS TO 5000 and Give
the Little Ones Start in Music.
REMEMBER SALE ENDS TO
MORROW NIGHT, 10 O'CLOCK

Wise Ones Are Buying Now While They Get the
Best, at Nearly Prce-For Cash or
On Terms to Suit
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-23

Phone PIG (People'D II you want the
Gawk Engraving Co.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-23

Vulcan" the man who painted him Is
located at 19 N. 10th ST. hermitage. of
course.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-23

On last Saturday Minahan. the erst-
while Baron ,twirler, secured a home run
and a single while playing with Toledo
against Kansas City. The pitcher has been
playing center field and great ball at
the same time.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08
~Grcummunifntiun 6cit1tiat.

NJ ilmuufcc, g&i0c., I. Gc5. -
Gr}biiAoi NlcBmcr bat oo3 G0itt oc9
@iihoi2 Sconncll pom Gnlobo bcit0-
0lud lpcjhc2 Die G~rcommmifo.
tton ijber Sri. NouliIton mcgcll BE,
thciIiQunQ an Ser ModBeit elmer @es
id)icocnen %Dcrb0nQt muroc. Ger Gr}.
red)ticrtiNt Dos &orgcbcn Oc3
&iihoi3 olrrd, Elm Sd)rciben in mel.
d'cnl cr Die StclllunQ Der STRIDE sur
GbcidcionuQairo0c OorlcQt unO cr=
tlGrt, ole betrciictocn 3otboIifcn IN
Culubo h0ttcn }u,0Nlt ihrcm Qcicb.
Iidcu &oracicBtcn @cborlom lciiteu,
mo lucum tic lidl Ourd lein &orqCheit
Dcihmcrt iiihltcn Die b0bcre &nitoB
ullrltrcn loileu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08
Gnnif nui Cincn Gambler.

Savanna, :. Ge5ember. - 2(ac
Eoiio9icrc Oc3 iron30ii'hen Campers
oGbompoNnc ami meId)cm cilt Eanit
ouoGcbrohen mar, in Ociicn &crlnIi
'cd)a Fcrioncn ucrIctt mno mcitcrc
icha m0Q(idcr Mciic crtrrmtcu iino,
lmurocn ser GilmmnOcrIm0Situtior
iibcrmicicn. GiuiQc Geriojlcu mtr-
Sen ltoG iiIiucr pcrmiBt. 0}al 0laltbt
OoB Die @elltc sen &eriud) MADDEN,
Ocn GctcntionaprojcB 5lr Ucrmcj0cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08
Maralnnb & Yennialpania g. 81.

3itee u~erIaiien stortbsslpe.. II. CafsStr 'Stniton
7.S0 9ornl. rd1 gorf ttg'ih, niSnetonintetl
GJuntuQe. q
$50 Sorm. itdh SeIta MIR Gonntaas.
$50 Worln. nab @eIair tieItd, nuseencntnitiI
SpHHiapS.
1926 9laGm na1 gori idgli6, auseenormen
Sunniugs.
4.05 9,ndnl. nab 9cIid rnr Sonttaes.
4.20 alddhnt. tlnb Celia tdglidb, dusgrnontIrlcn
SuHniags.
600 NbeHos tah 0eIuir tdgIi6, uuseenoH'
men Suui1ings
II 90 Nberos nab BeInir NIT Sorntdgs.
ti.45 gIbenbs llab Selair Mitttpobs iiIlo Sahb
ftlQs.
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G%Gciapcufc 2ampicr.G

NDc1nptate Sallplcr'S bmpaGiif.
GAciupc0fes9 tnte.
GlenGnie gallagher . S1mpiet sIuguiia" unb
aNt!ui1tn" nab
Sio &uint Comfort nto g%iurfnlf, Vn.
Enrtp1cr u~erlnicl baltimore tigIib (ulis9cs
%Ilonlnleil GonutUQ@l I'M $50 Nhcnbs lno foIlt=
mn III Oh Botut Comfort i'm 6 llbr WoracrS
lIIlo IN 9'nrtolt I'M 7.15 MtnrGc1S an, anibItes
reno an ole GilCUhntr}itge il0b dIkr GIHf
ten oeS Gfloers mo 2i6ptite1lS.
slrrt. Riucr.9hnt
GleGnnte Enin9tcr Sunpier oGburIetion" unb
oNGliiiHorc"
itndl &ritsGUint uuo 9iijmnno, gu.
Sampler pcrlu'icu baltimore tdQlth tals0ea
%lnillncll SonntIGs) nm o ll1rl,GhniitngS unb
f%or1llet In &cft @nini I'm $50 NiorgenS mo
6i Nt6mono I'M 9.25 Wlprgcns al.
Nte an WtoutuGcn, Witipodcn un6 Srcitus
ole BON NSe't Eoint an 9ienftagen, SunHeritn.
gen l:no Samftaeen a5'a6ren, Ieqen su 8louce.
ttcrfEotnt mo NllnlonSS an; mo Die an
Ntcn'lnGcrt, SouHerftnocn mo SafnitageTt bon
baltimore mo on Niortdgen. Wtittpoden Iino
5rctingc1 bon gScftsQotEt abfnrcnben 9antpfer
lcgcn IN Y1.:iUpa unb G!lbbnnf ar tbei eiir'
ltigcN Sielier).
SRirpier ~prrfafeu Baltimore spnt Yfrr Tr. is
rlo 10, 2igbtitrakfnsgScr
Nilrh ytlete nab allen 4lnftcil i5rlrteri grs
li6ett. @Ppdd autgegebeit itrb Saiiitcn5imnter
in NorGll5 ~reierpirt luerhen In Den bieiigeli
Vtllets Pilrcnur: Rr. no. Sit.galtinpre Strahe,
u. sp. 9iubipn, Stacnt, Gr. 1877, Ct.Snitimcts.
StrnNe, oher ben Snipts9iirenur: 9it. $50,
eiabt's trdfe, Baltimore, Wfb:
,'eubru Sciter. e. =. Gbism,
Sen. sG5eiddiisfi0rer. Gen. sQdIing .ersgaen.t
7. 9, @t1unnri, Sitfss@en.s @ntf 'geegt
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McitCrn Mnrnlnnb Giicnhnhn.
Sdglid'.
2rat IN Grait mn Is. Eftnbcr 1901

hbAA
Srat III Graft nm Is. Sftubcr 1905.
Slge O~crldileft StellsStdtioa. ipie iVlgt:
$50 WioreeIts Gduell5ud SaIptliute, Sas
eerSlotpn, 0nnneeburo. q, & %. RU. iiio
oen Siloel. Inn olSg, Counting 4. q. 9. n,
Snlttod. 9banbersbnrg, Mlart;nS0ure rno
it.15 slbenNs eliipr. NOD llnlonsQriooe.
Sdglidl, ansgenummeH Suuntuas.
100 VIC rgens-gorL. Y. & q. N!p. ano Snupt-
Sihis 6ftIt1 hon Ctnorp'@rnoe. Carlisle uto
$40 Qiorgcns-snupiIirie eascrstomn, Sans
cd, SbippetS9lrG SEeoerid. gttmi;sbure
mo q. & 90 SG bis Clifton.
Gnietis GnIorp Grove, tnuie Nanpber uro
tots FloraenS-Nlom. mad l~uion.eribee.
30 Nahm.-Sltomh na6 9murb Srope.
o'i5 ~ rad SiHorp 8rope, Y, &
'4ie Nedlnt-Grsrcr nab gurs, Saicper nno
@rttnebar8. tp~ariur.SarJ
it5 Nd6nt-Stifuni. mad luton priSde.
1000 Nndhni .-erprcb nod 9fOnoOn. @eitnins
Her, uniotaS rto1e lnib Damn slilcn. nab
@00cr@toluu mo Suncud. foipie Sreberid,
Sillin'iiHturg rno G6ippensbnrg CEnrIors
5.25 gn6nt -gfIom. uod hampTeas.
6l5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ild6 ttuinn grioee.
$50 g(bcnoS-Iifonh. nab Ginor1 @rope.
Sur Sonntngs.
s.3o WtorGens-gfipn. mao Union Bridge Ii.
Snnpocr.
$50 @o6mL-9ufom. mad Linton Sribee.
4.SO gnhnl.-Tffoni. nab Sompffedb.
Solien nidht an 8enna .slpe. 'Stniipr.
Wtuetf lLnh @epdds9iirenu: Nr. 90, saefts
91lttmureae frube.
Siiae Galten an %l,nion,. Sienna. sslpe... Snr.
tots mo Ssdfhroofs (glor.b.gberue.) G!niioH.
8. nj. Sopsa. g. g. VI.
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Baltimore Sampf 6afct . 81.
(Hlte nnc .SnperIaiiae Sat.2iuic.)
SIe &er, SIuuiel4,eUit beturoeruo.
SaTpicr y8irginia" (ucul, ,Nlubama,"
.(2ruruiu." .Srunrfirr ~ .FE

Ennipier vGir1inin" tncr), oNlubnma,"
,8ruraiu," rscunciiec." "r. etE
Sampler in6rcn idGlin, Gonutags mlsaenonts
rtc1tt bon ben aH'dt 9irr' "93iCrS, &r. 10-1S.
yiqlis Sirdbe. $3.50 gbGHoc, oirctt Hnd 90
Foint Sottout, 9torinIt &ori5mouib mo alien
4rnftcH oeS Siineus. %erbinbunq tt Clo
FotRt Comfort nit Is. & >. GiieuOubn.' Ra0
.5tS!rono, &crbiTorltg in E0rtsmoHtb nit htlft
oGcGbodre Sttr Cine" ioiieen 3ua non Rorts-
lllorD nud @ilnulu .Sn siorfoIf 8cr0inbuta
nit Der "Atldnltc Goait gtne,@ glorlolt lu1r
Carolina. 1torlnlt uno iiiOiid. &torioIt lIno
iuciillh mo aSlo SomiEiol 2ine7 uudb gieiuz
hcril ISdfbtnGtolL E.sG.. Gi6ulon6, 80, ufto
NCipsYorf. f r1.tt1 tF
IiH5l6ctter rad curopdiibrm GInne. Qrrus
rinfel GaiiiteaiiHmtcr, 'IeeftriN4fc @ctuhhtlrftt,
SGnpt1ci8unB. 0oict fret, JiEfcrrtrte aaiiitefis
}tturuFr in Den NtuctsIiireaur Der Bah Gutc. Z"
pr. t07. GitsNNIttnorefStraBe SIR. 5OG uHo
5Os. SiqbtrStgGbc. G. u. g Efiiee, Gionik@dc
HnIttnlnrcs uuo Colbert = Gtua6e. Continental
Ir1it 9atlotng mo 4ttai9b's, Sir. 100, GoIosr
Gburie5itrnile. H0a .15af ..'rf -.
1otna ". ebcrppub, G.. grpipHI
Rice &rdf II, Jintager9E en.sGdts @arrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08
IaS ShitInl Der WnttcnmOrOrrin
HO9crs.

&utlouO, 81, I. Gc}cmbcr.
Die @attcnnorOcriu Grou Morp NJ.
9ioACr3 iou morNcn bier geh0n0t mer.
Ocn, 6rolt ". :. &lidc1aOoricr ans
StnmiorO, Conn, unO Sri. &ciiic
Eurtlpn aus Cincinnati limo nit lon-
gen. bon SnuicnOcn poll aberdeen
untcr5cidnctcn &ctitioncl 81 @lnitcn
elmer ll%mmonNllulg 0eS SoOcsurtbcis
IN Icbcn0IGn9lidc Nuit bier nngetom'
men. Morgeu irii9 Wollcn tic per
ildleu, Sen aus aenl @citcn 5urildz
.tchren0eu @%oiluerurlr 8el ab6ufonr
Aetl unO eileu IeBten @eriitdl sur Net.
illng Der 6rol 5t Waden4 Ger @alr
gen lit berclt2 crridliet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08
S%rlbitmuroc III 9turiulf.

|9{g,riot 3D. {, GcjcUlbcr. IS
3wci Ecrionct 6e9in1ci hclttc bier
5rlbihnor0. N}or y. Gopllit %
&ubre aft, SEM Secnorn att Dem
@rmoes y Netfutenihiff 5Tranflih"
crihoB iif mo butterflies cit Shrei-
ben, III meld,eil er ardhfheit ais llt.
'Id'g icinerHEbot anQob. Gr lieB iidl
hi Gbied1n dmpcrben itamnrte ic0odJ
ans &earncn, i'm Der NGDp non Nier.
WI00clitC Bids II INahre ait nohnt
lid 0N3 2ebrn Ourtb cine 9olio Nor
pbiH. Slc ertlartr, tie iGI lcbcnamiioe.
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McrdJants' & MiucrS' SranSppr.
. tntiOn Company. ,

!" .-|-- InIupIcrsNiHIen --I-ll--
9,a6 @otDn uuo nenl Often: ieocr Mlontao.
Sttnfing, &oHnepildg uno Sanitag. gt6enoS
g llbr, a. s4r 4
giuh Erobi6encc uno Dem Sitcn: ieocH CONT
tag. WIiiiluod INN Treitna, Abenos 0 tlbr.
9ld6 NeWportsyicus L1o 9~iorfnIt; idali6 nm
6 Nor Nbeuos
Ira6t miro tdaIi6 bis . tlbr glbcnbS fir an
ocm Suae abfabrcuoe Sampler uHncllomfncn.
Gu6 Sdndltllnb mo Dem Siioru: icoen Siens
itnN, SoHneriinQ nm Samitug. GlbenSs 6 llbr.
@oitoltcr uno eropioencsS Sampler inbrcn pom
oCr 8erfte am SlBe oc5 2onpsSod5 al. Gu
ponl06s Snmpfcr poIt ocr 29erfte al 5ube Der
9Seii Snu5sgpcmlc.
Is. u. 0iningbam, gincnt,
VpnQzSoi.
" Y. Surucr, 8.9. ,.tnent.
u. :. StcbbinS, Gen. sWinn.
Naun:6iircou - Siopit.Gde German NIB
EigbtStrnkc. Gt3,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08

annnppitS, Oit. 9iopul 2 Citation, !tl0 lillo
5sah Born ,1 30 4; %, n % % i3'S 5,or Mad'pi 10 S o5 @Sit.
tnoS. 800. P5.35 9la6m.. 600 ubr gbenos.
Srebstid, mt. S%rpql,SialioH, = q ~; 4 UNI ls4s
R 91S n s SgsT1Oen:Sd5ssf'Gm!' 5 t7, inD f .59So @ Madm h"'
yaindeiter. It. &opaI's% tniion. 7I9 9rrli.
nrS l2.4S lodbn. GarnoeE'staftor. 1870 gorH.
'Si Sao sraS ssioV ,p sag MsoaisaI.etatton, ls.45 eOr..
i3.bo Gadm. SlniSen'staiton. 300 soru'..
l', sats sat 90 MI. aas sli: st,s. gaHs.u,s,atteny
sta4bm $3.50 nnS s1I45 abenSs:
s snrais M, ss'; ss ssT'0e H.. aoral Salon Morn. .g.s
Ratsm. Gdmbef,e Station. .s 90 gadm.
,,Sipnnl Sliir Clinic" mad, Thtlaoelphia n. Ren,
etrahe. Itip-gurf. geaucm geleaen Bnr or.
reianus ats Ssniet, sbtater' nno aaosn.Di'
"'Ssnaa. sssEgsmsen serI, mt; sspa,
@arios d. eetpeiic. .dsesIi.' 7.P55 s. u. 500 Il. q
g g6tIst g sTnsr. a anf So 50. Sgsg. SS4s
Sss|Ss ,,. SSt s;,,,, ,s; : 'a al n IS, Is y sl i ,I;:,
SUE Siffef.. Maia, Barrier, SSfsrsattSHss i:,S
SSaaes, SfSf1iias aiiss % 800 ]. S..S55M. g
ss SaS's. S SSifa. d aaRSl &c E. 4. s.Ss & !. 8
Snlnttpa qaor .,Sdgl 1890 81. 1874 81.
Der ISiGls SsaIalipassoH eaa Neiu.yort tit IN
nnbHte bon gafaeteren bsreff..
~ mao Atlnntie.Giis an Asonentaeen; 81
nod AtIaifie.Gitn tdeIid,.
aae 8iiee baIien tn s~Silminstom. y bdIt 10
Gtefftr. an.
SerI. Gartbsn YerI. Wf. gobdi
Yttlu. NifofH., MIR GO. sos g BIO q.
Pbild. gIifom, mir GO, SIS g. $40 q.
gberoeen 9f, air Gc 100 u LOS 81.
YbiIa st!f., arsa. Q. 22O9 a.. 2.2bR
Pbila g;prob, ausa, q 300 q, 6.06 q.
aberbeeri 9;Fr. ulisa. Q 8.1g %. 0.16 q.
RbtId. g.'orH., MIR 60. 6.10 u. 6.15 Z.
Rbiln. @rpreb, Idgl. 600 ". 0.05 u.
8tuetsEiireour: gtorbpetsgde gbQrleH tnr
GaratoaasetrnBe %. M. q. u.rgsbdnbe). gt.
526. SiiS.yrpasspab. Mt. 6onal'staftou ceef
5. 4. Martin, Msar. Hon. 1rafftt.
8. q. eafet, Gen. s8aH. fasenA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08
Scniutiunellcr 9ianb in Ntlontit-G im.

NtlonticGitu, u. s., I. Qej.
- &0nt- uutO &criidcrlut9S 9Ittict
sum @crthc BON $4,000, mc(dIc BON
0olticl Diners, cillem bieiigcn @otel.
better, All Eerioncn in lIhiloOclpbio
sur l}oit qegcbcn murOcn iiNo in Scr
0ic1itNA Nud)t aus eilrnt 9ricitoitclt
All Der Gfc pou @ri9bton- mo Eoti-
lie Guenuc NcItobIcn mororn. Der
&crIuit mllroc bclltc %bctdnnt, ais Sr.
WGpcra bon Ebilnoclphio ans Oic9tndls
rld)t crbielt. boB Ou3 Eodct ltidyt BORT
allNcImu9t mar. Grtcttip9 limo nit
elmer l(%ntcrludyunN beidl0ltigt. Ser
nlltblid, bottcu Ole S%piBbubelt. lpcl4
die Ocu NrieftnitcN pIiinocrten, 9todI
rid)t ilber oie Nipcr9'i dh Scnoung CT
hultCn.
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g. :. 6abbem.

VSiic ,ur Net5e ms Nnsfane beiprgt e.
Waine, VII. All, q. Yaut strnfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08

eaie iur sSciir Jus Masfals ,beiprst G.
9iaihc, III. III. q. YnuI' Strhte. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-08
%rrmiidtc tclcarapbiidDr Scpcidrn.

Sn E6io 9llto, Sal, fam Is
5piiHlcu Is Stills Stcriiicn illltcr
Seitltng pom G~onitNbler Nia NIB mi
Aci6br 100 StoniorO Stuocntcn
udbrrto elmer &oritelIlrna bon DIT
tcI (on'9 Siitte" i'll %crritrn Mltbe'
il6rimgcn, lpGbrcno meldlcr mcbrerc
StlOircnOe bird a%itiippcIhiebe per.
IcBt muroen. Die Stltotlten iibcr-
m6Iliatcn sic @cgnrr iNlieBlid). &et.
h%uItiulNcn lfho nid)t poroenortnltn
luur0cn.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-10

The grand lodge will be convened on
Tuesday and will be followed by ses-
sions Of the grand chapter, grand COM
mandery, and grand assembly of the
Eastern Star. At the grand lodge
Walla Walla lodge, No. Z, will be rep
resented by Frank Jarvis; Blue Noun
tain lodge, No. Z, by George Malcolm
and H. G. Gibson. Senator Levi An
keny, who is chairman Of the finance
committee, will also be in attendance.
Wa1la Walla Chapter, No. 1, Royal
Arch Masons, will be represented by
George Malcolm, and for the COM
mandery probably George Struthers
will be there. DR.. Yancy G. Blalock
who is grand scribe Of the chapter and
grand recorder of the commandery
will leave for Bellingham tomorrow
night. Mrs John M. Hill has been
chosen to represent Alki Chapter, No
%, of Walla Walla, at the assembly
of the Eastern Star
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-10
WHO ARE The CHAMPIONS
DECIDING CONTEST BETWEEN
FRUIT PlCKERS AND PEN.
DLETON INDIANS
Good Diamond Battle Is Looked for
Tomorrow-Both Teams Deter
mined to Make a Fight

Whether Walla Walla or Pendleton
has the best ball team will probably
be settled tomorrow when the smoke
of the battle clears away on the Gar
den City field after the Indians and
the Fruit Pickers have concluded their
battle with the sphere and the clubs.
Each team has one victory to it's credit
and tomorrow's game win decide the
championship of the series. Both of
the teams are confident of winning,
and it is safe to predict that there will
be some lively and snappy ball playing
Sunday afternoon.
The Fruit Pickers nave had their
scalps securely glued to their heads,
and have weighed down the bats so
that they can be welded with effect
when they clash with the Siwashes.
On the other hand, the Indians have
battle with a determination of taking
the scalps of their opponents.
1t is claimed that Pendleton has
been strengthed to some degree and
that the Walla Walla team will find
their adversaries in better shape than
ever. who Pulled-Y Nose" Will
ner, at one time a twirler for the Pen
dleton league team, is now playing
with the Indians, and as he is a fast
ball player, he fills big gap that was
apparent in the field of the Indian ball
toSSerS.
Manager O'Connor mas had his men
at constant practice this week and he
says they were never in better condi-
tiOp than at nreSant They nave heon
put through thorough course of bat
ting practice, and they are said to be
hitting the ball with a vengeance.
1t is expected that a large crowd OF
enthusiastic ball fans of PendletOn and
other Umatilla towns will accompany
the Indians to Walla Walla and do a
roofing" stunt when the game opens
tomorrow.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-10
Odd Fellows

the following officers nave been
elected to serve for the next term, be-
ginning in July. The officers chosen
by the three lodges are:
Enterprise, No. 2-Archie Henderson,
noble grand; S. G. Kerrick, vice
grand; A. c. Moore, recording secre-
tary.
Washington, No. 19-M. A. Nelms,
noble grand; J. Oscar Moore, vice
grand; H. H. Champion, recording Sec
rotary.
Trinity, No. 121-L. G. Goodwin,
noble grand; Walter Smith. vice
grand; J. Carter Smith, recording Sec
rotary; Gilbert P. Winans, financial
secretary; Victor Hunziker, treasurer.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-10
Woodnen of the World

The uniform rank of the Woodmen
of the World is still keeping up its
twice-a-week drills in anticipation OF
making a good showing in the COM
petitive drills at the Lewis and Clark
fair in August. Captain James Brown
reports that his company is doing
we'll and that he feels assured that
they will make a creditable showing
at Portland. The company will enter
all of the contests and will make a SUI
preme effort to carry away some of
the prizes that have been offered for
the drills.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-10
KNIGHTS of Pythias

At the last meeting of Columbia
lodge, No. 8, knights of Pythias, the
following officers were elected: George
j. Reading, chancellor commander; j.
F. Ackerly, vice chancellor; Jesse
Corkrum. prelate; j. H. Mccullough,
master at arms; inner guard, Cumber-
land Holmes. These officers will be in
stalled at the first meeting in July.
H. E. Johnson has been recommended
by the lodge for the appointment Of
district deputy grand chancellor.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-10
Goat ano Gavel


Bellingham next week will be the
state of Washington. Nearly all of the
branches Of the order will hold their
grand sessions in the nor Invest city,
for which great preparations are being
made by the citizens of Bellingham
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-10
Eoresters of America.

The uniform rank of the Foresters
of America held it's first drill in full
uniform last night. Almost every
member was present and during the
drill Captain Hugh Bentley put the
men through a good course of drilling.
The foot movements were executed
with precision and in very satisfac-
tory manner.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-06

GENERAL CROP CONDITIONS.
Summary of the Crop Outlook in Var
ous Agricultural States.

ious Agricultural States.
Washington, June 6.-The crop cond-
litions are summarized as follows
in the weekly bulletin issued by the
weather bureau today: The week end
ing June 5 Was the most favorable OF
the season in the Rocky Mountain re-
gion, over the western portion of the
central valley in the middle Atlantic
and in the southern states, but In New
England low temperatures, with light
frost and lack of rain fall have pre-
vented growth. Portions of the Ohio
valley, upper lake region, Oklahoma
and southern Texas have suffered from
excessive moisture. On the Pacific
coast conditions generally were fav-
orable.
In Missouri and central Mississippi
valleys corn is much improved and
good progress with cultivation, has been
made
Winter wheat has advanced favora-
bly,, fewer reports of injury from rust
being received from the greater part
of the area previously affected. IN
Ohio and Nebraska damage from rusts
and insects have increased somewhat
Under decidedly better temperature
conditions in the spring wheat region,
spring wheat has made good progress
and is stooling we'll. In portions OF
the Dakotas, however, the crop Is thin
and weedy in localities.
The general condition Of the oat crop
is very promising, being reported from
the middle Atlantic states and Missouri
Valley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-06
Special to Timcs-Republicar.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, June 6.-The crop bull
letin for the week ending June 5
says that this week has been the best
week of the season, the average
rainfall being below and the tempera-
ture above normal. In scattered local
tiles there We're showers heavy enough
to cause some delay in farm work, but
generally conditions were highly
favorable, and good progress has been
made in finishing replanting and push
ing the cultivation OF the cornfields.
Most of the reports indicate good prog
gress in cleaning the corn, and the
late planted fields show more ready
examination and a better stapd than
the earliest planting. Altogether the
condition Of the corn crop is better
than it was at the corresponding date
last year, the fields being dryer and
cleaner, and the plants show better
color.
There has been sufficient moisture
and heat to maintain normal growth
of grass, wheat. oats, barley, rye, pota-
toes and garden truck A very album
dant crop OF Strawberries is now being
harvested. There are some reports
from the southern section of apples
dropping badly, but the general condl-
ton of that important fruit is promis-
ing. The cherry crop will be very
light. Grapes show liberal fruit
ing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-06
THE DAY BEFORE
(FOr. Colnparison.)

Chicago, juno B.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for today.
$4,000; market steady; good to prime
steers 5.50@6.40; poor to medium, A.
0O@5.40; stockers and feeders, 2.75@
500; COWS, 2.60@5.Q0; heifers, ALSO
$40; Gamers, 1.60@2.5O; bulls, also
AIS; calves. 300@7.00.
Hogs-Estima ted receipts for today,
$4,000; market strong to higher; good
to choice heavy, 5.3O@5.371s; mixed
and butchers, 5.25@5.40; rough heavy,
4.7o@5.so; light, 5.3o@5.4o; bulk of
sales, 5.3O@5.37R.
Sheep-Estimated receipts for today,
%, 900; sheep and lambs steady; good
to choice wethers, shorn, 4.50GD5.0O;
fair to choice Mixed shorn, 3.50@4.4o;
western sheep, shorn, 4.O0@4.90; native
lambs, .shorn, 4.6o@6.25; western lambs
5.00@7.00.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-06
Just What Everyone Should Do.

Mr.. j. T. Barber, of Irwinville, Ga,
always keeps IL bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie and Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy at hand ready for instant use. At
tacks of colo, cholera morbus and
diarrhoea come on so suddenly that
there is no time to hunt doctor or go
to the store for medicine. Mr.. Barber
says: II have tried Chamberlain's
Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which is one of the best medicines l
ever saw. keep a bottle of it in my
room as ! have had several attacks
of colo and it has proved to be the
best medicine I ever used" Sold by
all druggists.