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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME
THE PAUL HOUSE
FURNISHING COMPANY
- East Main Street Telephone 32S
Above the First National Bank.
Military Order of FOREIGN Wars.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Nation
al Commandery, Military Order of
Foreign Wars, held it's fourth trien-
nal convention in this city today, the
sessions being held in the Governors
room at the city hall. More than a
score Of state Communicates were rep
resented at the meeting, which was
presided over by the commander gen.
eral of the order, Major General AL
exander Webb, United States Army
The Military Order of Foreign Wars
is an association historical in cnarac-
ter and patriotic in aim, having for it's
scope the period of American history
since national independence was
achieved, and standing for the honor
able principle Of national defense
against foreign aggression. 1t was
founded in 1894 to perpetuate the
names and services of the commission
ed officers who served eithere in the
war of the Revolution, the war with
Tripoli, the War of 1912, the Mexican
war or the war with Spain. The or
ganization has received the recognition
of the United States government
which authorizes the officers of the
army and navy who have been admit
ted to companionship to wear the in
sigma OF the order on all occasions OF
ceremony.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12

Strictly first class Pianos-new ship
ment just received-Stan1ey Music
House.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12
BLEW HIS BREATH ON THEM.
Cesar Said Whiskey Was the Best
Window Cleaner

John I. Cox, speaker of the Tennes-
see senate, has been spending the re-
cess at mis- home in Bristol. Attached
to the household of the speaker is an
old negro who likes his drink just as
we'll as the best Kentucky colonel in
the Bluegrass state. One morning just
after the cold spell broke the old dar-
key came to Senator Cox:
"Marse john" said he, TIL jes' up
an clean desc winders dis mornin'. :"
"All right, Cesar" replied the SEN
ator.
rs got ter hab half tumbler of
whiskey, Marse John. Deere amt nuf-
fin like whiskey for cleanin' win
ders.'
The half tumbler was promptly CIV
en- to Cesar, who armed himself with
some rage and carried the whiskey to
another room to begin his work. A
few minutes afterwards Senator Cox
had occasion to enter this room. Ce-
sar was polishing the windows with as
siduity. The tumbler was on the table
but no whiskey was in it.
why, Cesar, what's become of the
whiskey?" asked the senator. 81
| though you used it in this work.
$50 1 does, Marse John, so l does,
was the answer, you see, sab,
| drinks de whiskey and blows mai
| BRET agin de winders."
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-04-12

Peoples Cash Market, fine Meats
fresh Salmon, Oysters, etc., No. II
South Third street. Phone 80. Gus E
Augustavo, Prop.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23

long s.de. They believe that all the
gong factors IN me situation have
been amply discounted by present
high prices; all the good news about
increased dividends, etc, having
been known 60 them for weeks past.
snti-railload, antitrust ana anti-tar-
if agitation 10 not promo conf
denee. Moreover, the situation
abroad requires watching. Russia.
threatened by revolution at home and
defeated abroad, is sorely distressed.
The c2afs life has again been en-.
dangered and Russia's credit Il un
der tine aoFeeest sort of srain. Only
7y mos extraordinary measures
tbat cra3ir Supported and s'wrdd
real. sofae AL tba principal lumet
mars6ss of tbe woH4 including ee
own. would fel me Blow fae local
ciques which are now SIC successful
~ manipulating this mari mas cal
An prices to ia h.gher plano G
there are sufficient foIc a work
fenteE their ncc iaefa3aniV d
hcuit, e moi prec.ptNng sharp rea.
lous gaal least esp eted
HENRY CLFWS
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23
CHICAGO WHEAT.
Finley Darrell G Co, Discuss Past
Weeks Operations.

Special to The Bulletin.
Chicago, Jan 2l.-Waeat made
strong sfari 0lt has since SOLID oG
Attempts q uiacoiianoats holders
ake profits Developed poor demand
ls rlar of lla regent H8rts ha1 az
efd teaeu5E Liquidation lafat
oi hoIdines hae been has o5 au
hy }ittla aD1ipe rom 'ha oatsit
markets (which aIe closing nr
spreads This al 20 i5aa IS bteau
outside markets particularly uorjl
western have been afa- man his
Liverpool closed 9sp%d higher ana
reported Argentine shorts COVERING.
Australian shipmens for the week
again ran up large The total was /
$4,000 bushels for the week against
77Go00 bushels preceding week and
100000 year ago. Worlds ship
ments for week estimated by Brom.
he'll al only 100000 bushels or tho
same as last week This estimate
would indicate rather moderate ship
ments from Russia and India, Bri ish
cons0ls were lowered en- the reDor,
ed prospect Of revolutionary uDris
ugs in Russia and partly IN re1eo
on az tho situation IN China. Cast
wheat.al Minneapolis was IN extreme.
lily poor demand ami country sales in
ereasing. While stocks of wheat
there decreased 10000 for he week
The stock C contract grades there in
creased. Northwestern carlot re
ceipts 2,735 for week VS.. 2,425 last
week and 2,322 year ago. Week
primary market arrivals were 1888
900 bushels VS. G,2S4O00 preceding
week and $4,000 year ago. Indics
ions are for an increase of over I,
100000 bushels in the visible supply
CORN--Con today has been left
pre- ty much to itself The trade ha
7een extremely light IT was firm
With wheat early and on the frmness
it Liverpool. but has eased Off on
lullnegs. Cash interests are doing |
title pending a decision of the east
sn and western railroads on the |
reign situation. This is not yet set !
led Export trade poor Clearancos !
or the day fair a 100000 bushels Of |
erngs in the country are increasinp I
10Th in This stare and Iowa. MOI /
arge, however, as yet Local receipts I
exceeded shipments his week by /
lver 100000 bushels. Weeks pri |
nary receipts we-e 3,37i 000 bushels /
's. 3.757000 last week and 5.05S.0Oo /
bushels year ago. Receipts 3iS car +
md estimates for Monday 272 cars
0ATs-Oats, were Grm with otho
raiDs a The start, but weakened
% wheat and corn nearing be rl97oI
Fine uovcment from .ta cour'ry
'cginning to increase and there IS
INST little advance liguiaaiim h5
ONE Of the interior dealers who arr
cng both here and A home Trade /
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23
COFFIN Ike
VIKING BOAT
ECCENTRIC LlTTERATEUR or
'oREENsRuRG, pa MAKES
SOME op0 ARRANGEMENTS
FOR FUNERAL.

Gfeensburg, pa, Jan n ur Faul
/ NnHaa. wna ln h' .hreartore of war
Aas bea private seer tary 1 pres.
ie1 AnaTew Johnson pag'cau nw
$685. paes eCm Of Rsic. lp,ule
rr and historian apnroachiua HI.
end at his country nome near this
city.
A scion of heredity of Scandinav
ia. Q son of an interminable line Of
seadogs and old salts ana barnacles
In the dead and buried past" as this
remarkable man styles himself. he
has asked that he~he buried in ac.
cordance with the custom of the ola
Viking Kings His coffin has been
constructed under hi supervision.
hia grave dug, his funeral arrane
ments made
Faonped up in bed, Dr Covan has
written q lengthy treatise Bu hsl
70 go from ns pen A the prin ~.
lie declares
MY coffin" he writes, is in reall-
ty a symbolic boat 1t is moaelel
crudely after several of the 'clinker
built boats which have been dug from
the peat boys Of Northwestern Eur
ape And so modelled and symbolic
every part or It, from the mares head
IN the prov to the red paint on ey-
cry part of it and It's contents, two
oars and trident of peculiar shape,
is one thing to the eye and another
TO the understanding"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23

When it came 60 RUG cra ae-amina
ton the witness WHO had Testified
i',at io believed ihe prisoner femenr
e3 settled hlwe. % aatoH loa O..
possible oUlic
"Haeo you any reason Tor WISHING
to send my client 10 a madhouse?
asked the lawyer.
"None," replied The witness.
We'll, what particular thing has he
done that has tended to convince you
that he isn't in his right mind?"
Well said the witaess slowly
look at the fool Re made OF himself
in selecting q l3Etcr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23

expects larger arrivals mex week
Receipts today 1T ears, estimates K
Monday l0l cars. There we're e2.
0e0 bushels Of contract OATS taken
out Of public elevators
PROVIsIlNS Provision trade has
been large and markets higher The
packing Interests have given the
market support. The weeks ship.
ments Of meats were 100000 pounds
and of lard about 100000 pounds,
less than far the corresponding week
OF last year. Weeks receipts If hoes
at western centers $4,000 vs 524l00
ne previous veal aaa 4t2 o00 ftn
Nrre spoHaine week of last year.
FINLEY 3 RgELE X 60
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23

Perfect womanbood depends On
perfect health. Natures rarest gift
Of physical beauty comes 20 an vino
use HOLSTER Rocky Mountain Tea
Bright eyes and red cheeks follow its
use. IS cents Paul G.. Schulz a Son
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23

The s. s. Saratoga makes the frir
Mobile 10 Havana in less than a.
hours and s. one Of the largest and
most palaGai passenger steamers or
the e1tf. For RAJ 8. etc. write Juo
=. Be7n g r. A 81 ard o. r. r
St Lolis. BIO Ask for new iilustrat
Cd folder On Cuba and the Isle 81
Pines.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23
Honors Hunting Women.

The German Emperor has conferre i
imperial court hunting costumes upon
three English noblewomen-the dow
ager Countess of Dudley, the Mar
ehioness OF Lansdowne and the Mar
chioncss Of 0rmonde- whom his ma
jesty saw hunting on the occasion Of
his last visit to Sandringham.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23
3. Rlehasl, RsIiatIa Pawn pEasaI

Christmas comes bit once year
and everybody's wife. sisters ard
s@eethearts expect surprise. So be
fore buying inspect our stock Of fire
umbrellas, watches, rings and other
goods which we just received fer the
holiday trade. .Goods can be selected
on payments.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23
The capsuIes Came Raek.

Some days ago." remarked the
druggist. 4 put mp a prescription call
ing for quinine in capsules, as the doc
tor directed. This morning a small
boy came in and requested me 10 re-
I'll the prescription and handed me
the empty capsules in which to put
the medicine"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23
POSITION WANTED.

Position Wanted-By young man. Good
educaiion eight years experience in grocery
business. Address A. p. care Bulletin.
Young man willing to try anything want.
Work at O &c. References given, address
N, T." care Bulletin
Position wanted by q male stenographer.
%ith elghtyears experience. Apply X. "
Bulletin Office,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23

Wanted Salesman 20 SOL Groce 3 on1
y lists Specialt'es TO general merchants
d wages TO good wol kers. Address 6I2 s.
Sl.,th ST., 81. Icuis, MC.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23

pRoEEsSlQMAL.
MAIL ORDERS.
HOUSE WANTED.

Want TO Reut-Fiye or six room cottage
abont March l. Add :ess &. X, care This eli 5e
giving location and price.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-01-23

The stock market situaii ion just
now is che thar demand much eau
ton There are powerful cliques
ready to take advantage Of a good
business situation and TO manipulate
frs one stock and then another en-
deav0ring By repeated advances ia
secure a larger following and thus
create an active market. Il nothing
iHterferes they VIII probably succeed
since there is little if any autagon-
ism as yet from other large operators.
But here are ether facts 10 lie re-
membered stocl.s have been stead.
lily passing from strong into weaker
hands; and the big banking interests
are not actively committed 10 the
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-29
ARTFlL WINS HER FIRST OFT.
Last Years FusuFI;y WInnee RreeEss
SlA pUrI0nes In 1:J3 3-S.

New Tn-k Jun. 9-a.,ful. n. r..
Whitnnys goo. HIly ard winner %. las:
years FG;4-i,y. made hs- frs; APPEAR
.:.ce Of tn. year at SEeersheaG Bay to
.'ay IL tire first race. She picked ~ 10
Y-oscts. Huc was maze a p-oh!sitiEs "a
TyTic. a. 10 & i,ier iy!-s in sccSnt
place - n" stretch she Iac:.d oGt az!
Won easily o. tvo lengths from. Eo.. OF
Lawn. w.:a Lad Amelia -1tri.
ssaUf. second choice: xoa the :tocH.Hsy
Cup st.@pierHas. ..feer!r., IN. !avDr.:-.
Game ccck Tommy waa1ei!, winner "c
IRE Ht'h. hid Up 10 to- Tn" staD!.
hiG IN" Gus prnary = and retained itz
:aorse- Jocs=y Lyme carried OF tn. rid
lag hol"rs % y.!c;i.g Two winners. Sum
mar.
br.ad,- 2 :, = won Ea.- e, Ds-n II ,s,nsA,.
= : ar: 80, - i:;s " ;:.r.s.a rsa,.'
:eH sov" Esy. FIr-.-a a1I ,.I-sr saad as
s.. So a., a;s az; sn'sa': '.r'o.=,
a.. - i,ias,in1' ! % !. -anI iIs'... -.
k.nSs is9sr--r. Kinr-or. 81 Es,sPhe. 's.i..
Tsi-t rscc. 'he r.. .assv 'u7. s'e-2.e.E'sf.
.anpt ~ .,d .i.--as:, ME. S-l"- = .rss-.
.,' ..sss' x a. - rs.;. a. rslas lar ~,
Hs:.H, .: F:1a; -.
.Foa5,h 60 ~ s.4 :.-..=s ;l,2..... ,i?,....:r
:: 'ii'.4"scanc, :" :? / s-s9''4 .."'''tr..n.
iTs,.n. ,aGs-raa. wrIsra.H ,-s<.s-.;r.rr- ~!
Trci. T-r.Sa also ~ Marine. <cGy:gs Pole
ana i-u-s- 'FaTis- 80 a. -:
F;.-h --cs or. a l..r..ra- wade. =;
I.yn~.. = ~ r-- ArE..T 10 Aubac-o-I.
:" ss~~-d '"f-grs. - fiii.G-rs >-,is. - 70
/ tstr- T'f.~ a - ~rraiir. NJ sa-:~!.0-
''c,teze- I.--,. wr-.,- Ths Is-i,I,a0tr. TIs-
fzrk X r- 30 f2s- att. witch ii.z~: no.
',g. C1i.a ~r1 ErTE. all also -4n
S'yr. rsr' :G..- a-a -.kts"n'H. ~ 'lre-
irvgf.V .s2 fIaE-.-f s. f.EEs
- l,'S=iti.. > : :. s-co1i. Pain Fcar-r -
'E.--~i. - - rs:-t Tim .ss stamping
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-29
MOTOR CARS WILL
FIGHT INTERURBANS
Many Railroads I" Install Novel
Service to Meet Electric Conf
neutrality-suspicious. Being
Made.

Many -z:l-oacs throughout .hs tinted
States have been carrying on extensive
experiments with electro. zasolin. ard
steam u.c,o- cars Cor handling suburban
;ra:fic. ar,. ras>enee- business generally
To- short runs. on which many stops are
required
Owing 10 the sac; thar motor cars TAD
not ben brought 10 TO the necessary de-
gre. os perfection. a large percentage Of
thes. experiments have proved ras.ccss--
',:i. though th.v have demonstrated tina,
i. perfected the cars viii be exactly what
il r..ce.. for the service. ari vii re-
suit IN -rea, saving u the cor.par ies
Operating 'f.nr.
OF some lines \ Few r,o.c- cars have
already been p'!c n regular service. and
are doing the work required O! them. and
proving satisfactory 10 the railroads and
their I.I--ors. the use OF these cars n
hsing Introduced 70 mse. the severe com
petition "i the sl"c;r.c ears for suburban u
and iI...-U-han service.
B. using ;hr steam. electric ~ cas,lina
motor '&rs the est - transportation Il
but .riail fraction o' 'hc COS; "f iocoIo-
tive and regular t-a!1 service. BY using
motor cars a-. operating them several
sr.ps .Icr way instead % or. train each
way az .cns.r intervals uf tine. the cost
o: OF. ,ilIgI has he.n c!va.!y r-.V!c"5 and
the sag..i.cs increased: - Il g;.s. :e.!s"-
Am1:S Tie Asst exp: !Gneris made n
r,... w. s-U part az the t'Ti;sS states vi.E
mc;n- Cars Hes b. Tho i'rion Pacific TSs
erad has had considerable. success with shc
ga=s ard Wi, install Their, on several sec
,.Cl.s Z! i,s Lines. TO show the efficiency
q. It's Twp. Of no.cr cars. the company
has equipped on., which will be sent or a
;-;c across the continent. T'.is car - 4
combination gasoline and electric power.
Tn. burlington experimental IN sInH!!
way vita \ motor ca-. bI. has 40; any
I.i.,:s !.r placing a service U. this kind IT
.n present time.
IN. chicago ard Atom fai!r"aI has
.l,,rsi Al order .o- a'.rE, ff;en mc,o-
1nrs 20 o:rrars IN suburban service a:.t
-s.gr- :.:rs hrtv~.n Chicago an'! joliet. II
!. :I. .r;t:.;,ca 20 purchas" man; NOR.
1y.- -. lines q: she company vh"?r
.!sc;-.c Irt-rI;tan and sch.rss.:I coInp'i.-
ton i ret
m. Missouri Pacific has announced t.a-
II will .;.- motor cars UI t~o n: tire Kan
s1s branches - its rcai before the end
o. Ie year ears 'c- This s"TS:c. rsv.
been contracted! c"r. AMI VIII he v;.t IA
cp.-at.". a. soon as completed
> large .,:arGHt of tte New i0rs cen
,-a;'= suburban traff.r - harGi=d hy means
az ....~i,i. motor Cais. Th:s service II row
,ut c' Ncv Yori. ct.: ~ -
stated that II Will is EXTENDED. "a other
~ -;s .. the sys;-:r =. the ''ca. future
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-29
SOUTHERN ROADS
OBJECT TO ATTACK
Port Arthur. Tex. Firm Alleges
Determinations in Favor OF
Standard Oil Company.

Washington. June E.-!r petition flied
to-day with the Interstate Commerce
Ccr.nisscn. hy the Gu!: Refining COM
rary o: Pert Arthur. Tea. the Illinois
C.u;--'. Louisville and Nashville. Gin
c.raati. New Orleans and Texas Pacific.
Alabama G-ea. Southern. and New Or
leans and Northwestern road COMPANIES
are CHARGED with having entered into a
combination with the Standard OF COR
rany. by which a monopoly Is given that
company Of business through a!scr!r!-
rating rate, that are prohis'''ve 90 the
products cf ire plaintiff company.
TT. petition vas Hied by James -. Eeal.
AZ attorney OF Fi':ssure II ss-s forth that
..s Ge:criar;s are acting 2, concert 10
prevent the rlair,i~ rom shipping and
marketing SIS oils in competition With sim
Tia. oils marketed by other rehIerits.
DETERMINATIONS
The Gulf Refni1s Company produces al!
Of its oils in Texas an, Louisiana. While
,h" Standard oil Company produces ror'h
cr TIE Ohio River. The ccn,sIsi'ant al
les~s tina, ;'S ma:ke, is eo-f'1ei - chi
cage. s.. Louis. Cincinnati and i..t:isvi,."
and territory ;r.tui1ry u each o. those
cities. Tire rates mairiained BY IN" rail
roads Gre declared b: the compiainsr; to
be rrohibi,!ve.
According :" IN" petition. III" total rrc-
d;c-ion - crude oil IN Texas ard Lov;>i-
ana. after dsvelor:ncU, of ~; iD,..
years. now amounts :" Ih"u; 2a"1.'ss. h:.T
rc.s a year. In cornI arisen with n teal
annual production In Earsas. Ohio. irc:i-
ara. We; Virginia. Kentucky and Penn
sylvania reI9e o. only 5;"O0c har-sis-
SHIPPING METHODS.
Petroleum transported by fhe defend
arts scuthtOurd II carri.s. almost entirely
in tank cars. which CarS can carry TO
product Other than petroleum, o'ls. and ihe
petitioner arYS..s that unless these cars
can b. loatsd ". I:i- Sogth with such oils
for shipment ncr,hbcuad. they must aEt
40 return empty.
cc;'oIseei c.I and petroleum oils are
placed Ey the railroads Ia 'l" sam. C'.ss
and the petition COMPLAINS tina. ,;i>ci,!.!-
il.IIci.. In rate. are made ty IL. def, :.L
ant railroads. as follows
Between New orleans ard Chicago.
rorthbOUn, petroleum II cents. cotton
sre,! 2. cents: New orleans and -. Louis.
;.;.o..am 3. C~r;S: cotton seed u cents.
7. cents: cotton seed. - cents. bctw"-r
Ncn Orleans and Louisville. petroleum. =,
cents. cotton s"sc. !: cents
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-29

Wh. hs,s beer ,o-r7r-.i-siu!.ei C"!la-. = q
reS.m"Hr Fer the rhir. ..H!- e. his
career.
For tie third time n 81 military career
that Has include! ~" T--s II.-'-rSur
Colonel Edward \ G"t;sin. coIn:'a::,..rt
a. jefferson Ea--a-ks. Las been Gem
m.ss!orai "A 'u.Cnc!- lie reC...-r! '!s
;tirI commission IN yesterdays malt from
Pre- dent Roosevelt 4; Washington. -
~ promoted - I'll. cggie Ct co!oa". %
Caya.Tr. .:ar. then L. has h""n hSpi
busy Answering :h- CONGRATULATIONS. ~ his
niar.- frie-'s in IN" @gIDv and ~ civil
.if-
'oior.l .i". Nh .s the ,o-us.si i.Ue "f-
ii,.- ~ ne i-ri;-,: S,a'-= Arm; |a"
-s:y.l hEs FAC tuE:.S ;h- '.vIi W-r- Wm"r9
h. w..s !. years Old b. enlisted - = pr,-
yaJ.. IN cu:.lIa:y ! F.rst N~Si I.rE'':'
C.ty..ry. H. Wa .:i>eta:Ecd July 3. i's-
H.. entered W Point Militia Acaa-
.u,y a. a ,.sr:-: prIon.g -. i.sS. ~ ry-
loi:r-.'.ur from N.s' Virginia I'll "''>
GRADUATED AMI "G-'nl l->;' -. q S',"l.L
IEsUrr'...u- III IL" Eighth '.''"tT' .Ii'-
L. 1870 III. Sb;s.L"t: ms "D':.';9!~-!..i ~
E.-~I - .IJ-:l. - ~ yrsT- 'Hi." nj N"N
'-,.r.. M. -,,s,,-G '-rl,la''. Mas -. !>'%
I.ly :. l,s,; h- wa~ IEt.'- H'Siml"n.a.
,ps...r:.E:.1a-- Scr al .L-- E.-EIr 'aEa!!|. ara
n Iu!v l.:. ~. ~ promote! e." ia; .
e: ih. S-.E-;.Ii ,a.s':X- :" .;iE tfan. i,.I
'u rh.- Tenth ',V.i.y d" 'si"".I. - i'-
-. aTG.~ I-."Gi".l!uI '.-t's'i .! 'hr ->''--A
'ay.!ry Iagul,", g is3
colonel au,: A,.s. GG,!- I'g :'F- N''F J..
i.oru Irt :. !.,G4~ a. L. Ms ''.'. iT~I
,I.g,rr.g..,r- Z Ins- i.-.-SDG GUARDS ~
III. World FIR pui G.@ much iaa.iH
tie. efficient 0rrsI..Z-il"a uf t..st body -.
cam. -. I......-ur EaEr'rk~ 's'Hn'.- -
I.,. rsriu...rd tx -" T.i'! S'i'.l-i"''
Ninth .'tVr.,V. '"- s;--.or-
Na.f to. ). sh'1 '.ya.'E- NH h".,i-
u..gg;.r- va. .:i;Ta.ucG ia -. ~ - -"
rrn-i % Jefferson iis~-s.rk~. which So
-.;,,l.S ~. Ninth ''Gya!ry So: G:uu ri
r.:~ recruit I.gv' 90 y-EIi'. 80: .!'.-
EEEAKS RECORDS.
IT.. .,,h.r tvn "sras'"nS when '".orse.
,;cdwin Wa COMM issi"n.~i 'gior!-i.
thus p.rs,i.s breaking "a recon! "a 'He
army. We. vheE =" vi. appointed
Colonel .c -. rsEr. !IprGH. -. .4rI.'.;.
Seventh United S:a;.~ N".l.H;"'r lE:a::-
TRY. Iay -; aEi accepted Jun' Z" $50.
Wa i.!:.. '.sE u!. ;'r.l "u' Fob
Ytlagv = .s1. -. again August i: ls'r'.
ph.u n. VS. aTDoiuI'-: '"l"u' .. Eh'
Fyr-:n:h IUi;"'l - s'.s Volunteer Infantry.
being hc"D-ab.y mIsi"'',. "'ii .''.i'" -.
la.I when ne - 5Nir".. r'- 2.i'Ii' 20
~. entire .U-1..sr.I ~ .t.lr"rS a.. o.
.sra.i -u.u rn the barracks "uu-gs I'UIa'r
,'r..-ol siu..NiU Du '.- I.uGE'pi or l..i VIII
ur-sET- IaEr.' losing . Ea'igG- '"'nIrs1.-
IL: .s.tirar .B rl.- event ?" -1p.l! IT, 49,
s,Srai &" /, regiment
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-29
.PAIRINGS FOR
TENNIS MATCH
ii"S. ari Exciting Contests l'rr
dI,r"'i for State champion
ship Tourney al Triri"
\ Saturday.

~ -.rCs Fur 80 ErS' =1.u. - ~. Sal.
..urHS has 1r..oE-hin~. 90 - PLAYED on
me .-.5.. : '-v..rts o. r"~s-. T.-In S4'-
u-EA, a..-rr.o,9 Ne. made y-s,"-da'.
kansas ,Ttr ha~ sent dos. a quartet
- rNp~-. .!a-e~s and W! asa'r r-y 80
wT".t :lrr ra-"-s f.o2i local mar. I'oc-
- S-".1r-.. No VI aai H.. ;h- "ha'3-
r.o-sH.g ar i'ar .s sr"nE ~" tpur. ana
n.a.- :. r"E..- N.a r.'-. from Jns No.
'-. 'a.G.-. '1b , "NT"-'
,,i-~-r '-.-r1 'h~ nsU .,r. ~. Venom.
James r-r r-rre Each r,s entered ~.
..ns'.- srt al-n 80 5olhl"-. S''.io- .ni
.--u-n Ul.stuE 'g.~tH"r and James and
l.-~> Together
70 r7-s.-, srs-, - 80 championship
- r..r, received ,rsrry ono riays-- -
,-rny.:. d. ;h~ "-st round Al ;1n iNral
.N9--rs r.ll --s FOR har1r-. ra.s' A-U"-x
-,s-s .airs J-s WerF. present champion.
:. -,,ar, Sr1i,r Announces ;na, the i.s--
ua--sr' probably vHi bS Jrr b.>; : many
v-a-S a-G rNs' =" looks - MANY ,'os-
--E--N.s
The --r.s has entered a. - i's
,.rusr.-r-; T'sre-s. -nils ks-sss ';'s Hss
g-la2lh-rHl. sod sisy.us - h.r So!T !, ,
r->-r-H-t... sai3 s~'rstarN smith -
.-..------ sr.rn aa-r Ie-- "Slr. aEasa .rig
a 81 .sHr-s -. soIIi-s 'hs rhsu'p'"r-
sf.v
r.-, ,n4-ss - - -s.srl.I 90 -"
r-..---s--.r-. - -s.- all Tls'c-.a 49, -
.1r-r ~-..- srt -. ---ort. ruUHs. --sy -
no-1r -" H-s.s ali b. r'iH'f Tues
-iss
~. rules al so- q match hr-u-cr fh~
r.fsH-- = ;na 'rg--4rrs-r and 80 pre-
.nf E0'Es- - - ;3t5. Ha1is7'rs" ups
49, - Aparf-s - the winner s''E rE:n-
-S:-g0 - rH~ -ha-.T'.Gstir
SGE.e< Ralph N-i<i''-a-s - Hsrtrst-,.
- IarE " NrSlis---S. TSiaiT -
-ru-ra-. G-'--ss ~ CSis"-sr, vernon -.
f--sS s;r.-. - anS - y Jones S-aWsc
- S--i.H-. Noe - IrrS. s;aE-NT- -
.~a-f--. S--rtr- Eu NUr's james
- >;EHrT E-as-~- - jews ':'ss-N1 =
,.S--afss Fas- - S.-9;"- Ev- - Ben
...r'
paus,.s u~Fh~ster- s-a Yartrr- ~
Sas-rrs- at gsStasgs- Bar ard carries -.
,iSurEha.- zrs '-Ds..nys, F.--usAu sr1 .sT--
--- s--sIs..- R-i i5-e. SSsliur sai
Vernon Grove A. rs1-"-. S--.is
81 MA>i.-z.E vE. More AL More. Bye.
y r--F Sr-rS-~ a-5 g-.>Is s-T. NcEuf--Ck an.
Jr-rs. James Esi Jones
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-06-29
JOHNSTON AND MOSELEY
GIVE BONDS FOR $2.5Oc.
FrrWs~r Treasurer Ward of CbtrLa-
sass Nns;On Alec Sure aJers so
Cr.le ra1 Officers.

k-,.mors. J. r. jur" $.-';c.srno- II =.
Johnston - the rhicEasaw Nation and
former Governor Palmer s. SOs-i"y. W.
der indictment. have surrendered tn ,he
r.ds .aI officials and hav. given brn! IL
the s.u az S2JtN each
William =. Wari. treasurer ~ III. Aa-
ton. also under indictment. has -lrsen-
cs res!
Warrants have. 10 = s1i1. h""n iSS':-i
~or several prominent men IN come. ion
with warrant cases