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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06
vma(lIa Wheat Growers Want :;
Jute Mil
WILLING TO BUILD ONE THEMSELVES
MASS Meeting SATURDAY MAY
RESULT FACTORY BE-
ING INSTALLED.

At a mass meeting Of the Inland
Empire Wheat Growers association
in the Commercial club rooms Satur-
day afternoon courses Of procedure
were discussed by which the wheat
growers of the Inland Empire can
shake off the evil of the sack handl-
ers and warehouse jobbers. says the
Pendleton Tribune.
The subject Of agitating the matter
at the next meeting off the legislature
was brought up and decided up on as
a good course to take. A committee
was appointed to collect data on the
exact cost of making a grain sack
either at the penitentiary or if plant
cannot be installed at the penitenti-
airy, some other feasible place will
be looked up 1t was even suggested
that a jute mill be located at Pendle-
ton. John Barr, j. F. Lieuallan and
Henry Taylor are the members of the
committee on data.
State Senator c. J. Smith, who Is
taking a great interest in the jute
mill project, has been gathering in
formation about the cost of making
sacks in Oregon. He gave some hints
that were new to the other members
of the association. Senator Smith
says that a machine for making the
sacks out of the woven jute can be
purchased at a cost of SIS and it is
possible to buy the cloth in large
quantities so that enough to make one
sack will cost four cents. When the
members of the association visited the
penitentiary at Walla Walla some
time ago. they learned that in that in
stitution, where the state uses con-
Wet labor to operate a jute mill, it
costs fraction more than five cents
to weave a sack. Senator Smith men,
toned this fact and added that the
cost Of installing jute mill in Oregon
has been greatly overestimated.
Machinery for a jute mill manufac-
tured at Leeds, England and brought
to Oregon will cost $125,OOO set up.
But it takes two years for the English
manufacturers to get the machinery
ready for shipment after the order is
received, SO the association deems it
important that immediate steps be
taken toward finding out whether Ore
gon is to have a jute mill or not. If
the project fails, efforts will be made
to get the next July's delivery of
sacks contracted for this winter. The
members of the association do not feel
like waiting until the sack handlers
have them by the throat again as was
the case this year, especially when the
price of the raw material mas gone
up from SIS a bale at this time last
year to $27 bale now. There is some
doubt among the members about the
association being able to get sacks
through holding off for greater
profit making season next year than
this.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06
PERSONAL MENTION

S. F. Patton of Waitsburg, is regis
tered at the Dacres.
Miss Sadie Davis left Saturday
evening for Portland, where she Will
enter Holmes business college.
S. C. Steen of Prescott, school di-
rector of district No. 40, was in tne
city on official business yesterday at
ternOon. '4slH
Elmer Holman, an employee in the
Farmers Savings bank returned yes
terday from a three weeks visit to
his parents in Chicago.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06
Kidney Troubles

are easily relieved and cured In the
beginning, but as the disease grows In
severity we must find a more potent
Here is where Irving's Bu-
chu Waters excel as a cure. OF course
they give quick relief, but more than
that they give a sure and lasting cure.
They positively purify the blood. Sold
at SOC a box.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06

Miss Emma Slater of Hollyhead,
England, arrived in the city yesterday
and will make her home with her Sis
ter, Mrs J. G. Foor.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06

addition to paving matters the coun-
Gil tonight will take up the Mill
creek bulkhead. Bids for furnishing
the lumber and piling will be opened
and the contracts awarded.
Property owners in the improve
ment district will probably petition
the council to pay for the bulkhead-
ing on the grounds that it will be Of
benefit to the city ct large.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06

Keep your little savings at work.
by buying a lot in East Walla Walla
while they last.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06

Eastern and local election returns
will be received at Caswells, Tuesday
evening. 20
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06

If you want all the news Of your
home city read the StatesmnA
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06

FOR RENT, CHEAP 8 ROOMS
Phone 1898. rs
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-06

T. P. Payne took a flying trip to
Pendleton on business yesterday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

i%ponoent" gegeniiber, BOB or nid)t PC.
grelten %fonnne, Die iebt auf einmol
nit Soloonlpf auf Die G%rleoiauaa
DER betretfenben 9%lngelegenbeit binoe.
orbeltet lperoe, oo oieiel6e bereits icit
Sabren in Der SdJnebe geueien lei.
er perltono iid) ieoo6 oo5r, fir NOR.
gen Nod)mittag cine Sibung oes So.
mites eIll5liberufen, uno go6 oem
Staotrotb &enntniB bapon.
Sic
orguniiirt.
9ie fiir5li6 pom 8ouperneur mir.
%oerernannte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or.
%eaniiirte iid geItern ourb Die @oGl
iolgenoer Scamten: BrGlibent Sr.
GborleS $. Garter unb Sr. 8. Storr
0epbort Nnpolt. Sr. Sos. 6. Sub.
BERT wuroc oils Gbef-Glerf nieoerer.
nablt un0 Sr. Nnton Iemarco ols
9ote. gui Gnlpicblrng oeS Srn.
Subbert nuroe &r. 2eoni6oS Golf
ais Siilfs.Glerf wieoerernonnt, Sr.
Solparo 9. 9udlcp als Stenogropb
uno S6rci6er. Die $50. Soiepb $.
@ofel, Soicpb 3infono uno Sobn s
Heagon murocn ais Spe5ial-9lerfS
luieOcrcrnannt. Sr. Garter lit bereitS
felt SSobren Erdiiocnt Der gcb6roc
gclpeicn. Gr iomobl, ais ieine Col
lcgerL ole S&. &cnrD Senge uno 5.
Wcbb Sbomu9, erbielten biibi6e 9hl-
m%cnipen0en. Sr. Subbert Bat ieit
Dem 0eginn bon @ouDernellr IS. ".
Smiths Administration iein 9tnit
sur groBen 3%uirieOcnbcit ieincr 8or.
0eiebtcn befleiOct. Oalielbe lit nit
ben &S. Folf, 9udlcp uno Gemarco
Der Sail. Sr. @epbort, Ser 9lnlpalt
Der 9ebor0c, lit Gr.ErGiiOent oeS Err
item MotbS5peiges. Gr erlitt ieiuer
3eit einen Shlagoniull, bat lid ic'
cod i0 melt crbolt, BOP er i'm Stanoe
lit, ieine 8eib1ite 81 bclorgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Scirat6s 2ieenscn.

George 3. @op, 90, uno Glen 6.
SneIl, II; @lppIifant George S.@ap,
Tr. 1903, SdfItrabe.
Sbomas Goiinsfi, 45, uno aonIto-
noup @opniaf, %; Npplifant Sbos.
aoiinsti.
Sronf .. Senberion, 80, uno Nina
6. Eerine, 10; Ipplifunt Or. q. u.
2ub, Hr. 63S, Observation-Disclosures.
Charles Hoienberg, 26, uno 8ertie
2cuine, 80; Applifant 8. Sscgee, Nr.
IS, NorS. goenitraBe.
George 6. gnslep, %, uno Guo
W. Gamer, 10; applifant Charles
6. Sracp, Nr. 32i, Sit.Samburg-
Strabe.
Senrp M. @arner. jun, uno
Mouo :. @iIliamion, 81; applifant
&arrp ~. @orner, Hr. $40, @eit-
2eringtouItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
rHlSiearr stanb Der Clubs

Ctc Eoli3ei : Gommi /,
d re i@tcllen Imtsbii ra.
Dali t. ~ Die Yoli5ei GommiiiGrc
9bomos :. Sbrpod uno Games s..
TrcIton %IteIltcn geiicrn ie $4,000
Intsbiir9ihnft nnb Sr. SGrpod
itelte OILS Shnbmeiiter Scr Eoli5ei.
0cboroc cine grtro . 9iir0idait i'm
getroge bon $4,000. 9lllh Coroner
Somes ,. Salebort mo SrieOenSrid
ter Simon &. Selber l%eiiteten lire
Mmtsbiirgidait i'm 9etrogc BON
$4,000, be5iiaIit $4,000, Sic mur.
Den pom SiiliS.Glerf Compel i'm gu.
periorgeribt eingeidJmoren. Son ocrl
ilbrigen Goronern limo sic $50. Gin.
tBicum. Subler unoSoues cin0eidmo.
rem moroen mo BON oen Srie0enSrid.
tern Die $50. Barrel 2cafc Gurrp
mo @urrp.
Niibltdc Inter ud) ung
pcs StaatS 5 u nmaltS. -
Sioatsanmult hilbert 2. !. NuenS
nnternimmt 5llr 3eit inter Mitbiilic
6cS SiaatS . 8eriiderumgS : Gcpartc.
merts cine llntcriubmg Der @ratti.
fen iener llnteritiiBungS . @eieuidni.
ten, nelde oiIBer arnntel. un0
Sterbe9elOer in ibren 8robcs uerbci.
Benoen Girfnlaren aud llninIlaocr,
iiferung ueripred)en. Sr. Sucns
iagt, llnialperiiderunos . @cripre.
d)ungen iold)er 8eieqidoiten ieier
lrngeicbIid), oenn es iei cine lleber.
tretuag Der ELECTROMAGNETIC oes
Stootes, lpeld)e llnfoaSperiidcruna
ourd llnieritiigungs . Capitalization
%perboten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Yaltb. Waaer.

8ir %perfaufen ale Sorten BON 9ut.
lten, Gunabonts NIT @ummi.8ao.
reiIen, Suggies, Captions uno @agen.
2adir. rno Toliterarbeiten. ,2ette.
ring" nnb &cparaturen. 9eltellmgen
fiir alle Irtcn bon Eferbegeidirr an
gcnommer- Wr. 2, Gaitcrm.Nbe nnb
Gnlt'Npcnnc. (4pr4,1Mt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

Cine M dJ . Nus TELLING.
iuclde icbr 6elcbrcn0 lit uno 5eigt,
iiir mic pcribieoenerlei 3luede bie
Wild) benllbt miro, mie lie bebunbelt
mcrocn loQte unb motud)mal beban,
Oelt miro, lplr0e geitcrr gben0 IN
Der .WtcGoDrSoGe" ser rSobnS sop.
fins llniperiitGt" e%roiinet. Gs miro
iQultrirt, iuie Wtild, fir &odsfpedc
uermon0t per0en fam, mie tie Dem
9obD ucrnbrciGt iucr0en nnlb, iuie
in Wildereien Ole Milf) mo sic &ii.
bc gcboltci1 iueroen ioatcn mo rpie
Mild uno Slide oft entgegen iegli,
der bp9icniidrn Eeocl gcboIten ,lllo
bebonoeIt merocn. Or. Charles Surs
ringtom ErofcIior fir 0pgiene an
Der "Sorporo-llnipcriitGt," belt cine
Nrtiprnd)e, Ger Girtritt lpar fret.
9 d 0nes Gr0ebniB 3. = Ger
baltimore Nt6letic Stub" bat leine
critic Collection fir Sidets, ,pelde fir
Die @obItbGtigfeits Soritellung i'm
~Spric" am Samitag, oen %. Ipril,
pertauit murben, Scr 6eleQldoit pom
Notben arel5 eiu9ebanoigt. Die
Summc betrGat $t226.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

1871 o~ngelommenen 8eroronnng
Gin, lueld)e cine Observation-Disclosures
non 100000 iiir Elm Soipitnl fir
BON al1ltcdenoen ar~anf6citcu 9cbals
tetcn poriiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Tlnd)t ms Wiriunna.
Ser 9rieitrGger @orrp .. @iltner
begebt Sclbltmlor0 ourh Grldies

SCC CrltIlruUeF 3urTU y. SSllltltF
begebt Selbitmoro ourd Gridyie-
Ben. - Ios Wtotip mbefonnt.
Sorrp .. @iltncr, cin "a Sabre
alter 9rieitrG0er, bcging geitern tur5
nad) Der WittogSltunoe Selbitmoro,
inbem er iid) nit cincm 32.foIibri9en
Hcpolper cine augel in bic rc6tc
SdlGfe iaQte. Scr 500 trot beinabe
ol;genblidlid) ein. Die N%ngeb0rigcn
oeS Sootem tonntcn fein Wtotip
fir oie %per5pciicIte Chat oeS irnqen
WtonnCS nernen. Coroner Sintbi-
cltnr iteQtc cillcn olliS clbitmoro loll-
tcnbeu Sootcnifcin ans mo croh-
tete cincn SnQucit fir unn6tbig.
Srou Worie @iltncr, oie Wtutter
OeS SebenSnliloem mor geltern mad
Dem Witto0Seiitn I'M Soiroum tbG.
tig. oils Tie cinen HepolperiduB Der.
nobnt. Sic elite, oos Sd)limmite
abnenb, it oo& SouS uno iono nod
fur3cm Sud,cn ibrcn Sobn I'M 5pei-
ten Stodlperf i'm @%a6e5immer nit
elmer SGnlbmunbe I'M GopI ouf Dem
Sllbbooer liegeno Dor. Gin raid
5ltr Stcllc 9cruicner Ir5t fonnte bel
ieincr Nnfuntft MIR conltotircu, DOB
Der 500 bcrcits cin0etretcn mar.
Die Somilie mobnt in Nr. 705, 8or.
illd) Npenle, @operlp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Sdiffsfarten bon uno mad SeutId.
Iaub.

Bon Baltimore bis Bremen: ga.
jiite $45 INTO $3.50: 9remen-go!,
timore $3.50. @%unbreiie gu biuise.
rem 9reiie. Gheu. s. 9iener & &c.,
217 Ci-galtimore. Strafe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Glcincr MAIDEN Qcntc.

menu iie bon Y. &mierim, allnocn.
Idneibcr. Nr. ~, Noro.g utmitraB
bergeIteut iino.
(gprill7--.i0i6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Gampfcr ySrcSIam" criuartet.
etipa 1000 Eniingiere bierber.
Seine Sfii3iere unb Soupts
benllten. - 9anancu angelnngt.
60 6rahtperIa0cr %ertrunfen.

Ser Norbbeutife 2lopo : Gompier
y0rc3lolt," Capt. s.. Yrngcr, Der an
26. glpril BON BREMEN oirctt nad)
Baltimore obiitbr, miro ntoraen bier
crmartet. @t bringt etmn 1000 Yal.
lugiere bierhcr, oaritlter sic nndIol'
gender in ser aaiiite: @rn. Ii. 6rall
MorOd)e Ipel, Ssrael glbram uno
Gitcr Glpcl, Srn. Gmtl 9anniit, Sri.
aatb. 9erfits, Goiin unO Eeter Der.
fits, Srn. uno Srau 2nioS Vcrta'
luuiiD, Nrn. uno Sran Geuler, Srn.
2lntoup Gbr5nuoiuSfi, 6rau Warie
GuuiO, SRI. Sermine GrOt, Sri. 50.
pbie Irecie, Srn. mo 6rou Sobann
Wrof &rn. Sobam @rof, JIM, @rH.
&0ipor @roi, Srn. Gbaim @oloItcin,
Sri. Barbara Sic, Srn. 2eopolo
&0l5l, Nrn. &eri6 &mrDL 6rau Seab
&antor, Gitcr &antor, &rn. Grnit
&oppe, Sri. &cnrictte aoppelmeDer,
@rn. 6ran5 2inef, Irou Wiarvomlo
Hcmouoomsta unb ainO, Sru. mo
6rou StaniSluus Mroc5lomSti, 6rm,
@anon Mie65ianolp3fa uno &ino,
6rou &oie Neuielo, SrIs. @laOp5,
@cilie utO S6a NeuielO, 6rou Soleia
Nemedoua, Sri. Maria Nemedopa,
@rn. Gorl E0ie, 6rou glma Yoiel,
Bile mo Wartba F0icl, Srau Gutb.
Fcter, Sri. Wfinno Frinte, Srou Gr-
neitinc Sonol, Sru. @m. Steao uno
6rou, @rr. @llitau Shirncr, Sri.
9lnno Steincfert, Srau $. Iiirf uno
Eodyter, Sri. Suionno SartenihIo.
ger, Srn. Sans b. 2%iird6cim, Sri.
aatb. @eid.
Die Offi5iere mo onoeren 9eanl.
ten Oes Campers iino: I. Oiii5ier
81. Girfs, .. Oiii5icr SIR. @oamer,
4. Siii5ier j. aro9er, 4. Siii5icr ".
Yetrt, /. Waifinilt Sngcnieur u.
SeDer, Ner5tc: Or. $. SicrmanS unO
Or. 6. Sempel, Yrouinntmeiiter 81.
IbrenS, Sberltemoro 8. 9oic uno
Sbcrfod) q. 2ootS.
VaHanen uuqcld t.
3mei Camper fonlcn g%eltern bon
gSeltinoien i'm &aien @altimore'S nit
elmer 2nOung griiner 9nnonen al.
IS moren Dies ser 0ompier nGlp"
bon Ser Gicari Srid)t Comp, Gapt.
Snpogc, nit 1900 9iinoelu BON
Cana, Gu6d, uuo DER Gnmpier
,9arnltoble" nit 27,00O 9iinoeln
bon Sort 2lntonio.n llntcrlueas nod
Baltimore beiinbet iid Der @9ampier
.SmS" bon Der Intonio 2annia
Sruht = Comp. nit $4,000 9iinoelt
@unaneu bon Yorto Worio, Gubu.
Turbiger Srod tuerlaoer
ertruufen.
Wci'm M6laoen oeS nit @au6ol5
b~cInoencn S6oonerS nSunnpS outb"
~itilr5te oeItern Moraen Scile &cIlp,
Elm Neger, Der al 9oro Oe6 Shiiies
ais Srnd)tperlo0er orbeitete, ilbcr
goro mo ertranf. Sein 2eid)num
muroe ipdter nui1eiruloen mo naf
ser Wor9lte geifoiit. &cllD lpor 30
Sabre alt mtO mobnte al ser Wulis
tin., no1e NiSQuitbltrnBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
TaS @cttcr.

Siir Warplan0 mo 0en 1iltrltt
Columbia bellte flares Wettcr, NOR.
gen mGrmer, iriihe n0rOlihe nno
noromeitlihe Winoc.
Ger bohite Sbcrmomctcrlton0 mar
60 @raO nm 3 llbr AodmittagS.
Ger nieorigite lbermometerIton6
mar 81 8ra0 nm ) llbr Mor9eHs.
Ser b0dite SbcrmomcterIto Der
lebtcn 81 Stuu0en in nabiolgenbcn
Std0ten mar lUic iol9t: Goitport 5G,
Eortlono 90, Bolton 62, glboup 81,
Nclp-Oorf IS, Ybilooelpbio 62, ut.
Iontic.Giiu "a, Cape Wop 56, Moib.
inQton g, Noriolf 81, Sottero3 y,
Charlotte SO, @ilmington GS, G6nrz
lciton 10, Saponnob 20, SodionpiQc
81, Nllpitcr SO, &eD'g9clt Sc, 9ltlanln
81, montgomery GS, 0em-S Orleans
y, Ealeitinc 68, 0aIpeiton 70. Cor
pu5 Gbriiti 50, WfcmpbiS Ga, Gil,cin.
natl "a, GittSburg 80, Sslpego 46,
Buffalo 46, Gleoelono 46. Getroit 46,
9llpcna Al, WorQiIctte Sc, Green 9oD
as, Gb!ncgo 80, Gulutb A, ct. Saul
81, ct. 2oliS 81, &anioS.Gitp 10,
omaha 62, Suron So, 9iSmord 80,
8iaiiton A, Sabre SO. Seleno SO
Solt o2cf 10, 0enper 70, Nortb
Elotte 20, Go0gc 70, Amoriuo y
8rao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

8ouuerncur @arfielo
~ieierte geitern ieiuen 5S. @cburtStag
bel ernItlider Nrbeit uno in ir0blider
@elell'haft. Sn oen Worgenitunoen
belt er lid IN icinem E%ripatbiircmu
i'm Sioelitp = 8cbGltoc ollf, no uiele
Srcunoe un0 Serebrer oeS oberiten
Seamten BEG StaotcS poriproder
uno inn grotulirtcn. Nodmitta9s
begnb 8oupcrneur @arfielo lid in
@egleitung ieiner Satin nod ser
glnocsboiptltoot. Sier oinirte 6as
Fanr nit benz iran5oiii6en 9otifai-
ter Snlleran6 uno Oeiicn Satin mo
i'll Sen MbenbItnnOrn betbcili9tc cS
iih nn Sem Gmpfong, Scr Sem ieincn
70. 8c6urtstog %icieruoen Spre6er
Cannon ge9ebcn ipuroc.
9aieball.-Ser Baltimore 9oics
boll.Gllb ipurOe 9cItern bon icinen
8egnern aus Mo6eltcr beiieot, mo
5lpor nit 4 gegen 3 HunS. Sclte ipics
len Die 6ofelters bier lpieocr. Gle oe.
Itrigen Spiele Der nGnItcrn 2caglle"
iuarer ipie iolgt:
IN gaftimure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08
Staet Baltimore.
ltutcrbaItnnes @egWeiier.

pSsrb's EperuBauS." 9iefe @o6e:
,Wallops".
Spnibnnfraheu . Sbeater." - Sicte @ohe;
,Nrtannn".
,Vlaucp'S 3bcater." - Siefe @obe: ~ buo
WfaH from Mericu".
Observation-Disclosures. - Siefe gSode: Neitb'S
Observation-Disclosures. Idglid ~yJiaiillee.
.NHbiturium , Sbeater," Stete Wohe:
timber Souierl Siiee".
,,GjaHetD,S beaier." - Ticfe NSo6e: idGli1
Slpei &duoepille.H orItelungeII
,abric". - 9ieie 0ohe a~@op"sGon8erie hes
n9lrtropoliian SpernbuussS r0eiters" bon Nelu'
Yorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-08

@oIlen eiugnu5eS Stra.
Beugepiert faufcn. SoH
bieligen @run0cigentbumS . Motlcrn
murocn in oen Letter Sogcn Serllhe
0cmad)t, oaS gar5e @rumoeigentbum,
melhes oaS StraBengcuiert 5miihcn
scr Gap. Sapctte., SreOerid- rno
2cringtonitraBe biloet, mlI5lttauIen.
Die Selte ipllcn angeblih Ebilo0cls
pbia 3apitaliitcu pertreten, meIdle
ocbenfen, bier cin groBartiges Ser
onii0unaSlofol uah Dem WlItcr oeS
Mtlantir.Gi &ippoorom 5u errid)z
ten. GerIhicoene @runocigcrtbnmS.
BETTER erflGrtcn geltern. Dab lie Den
8runoeigcntbumS.S Gnolcru bereitS
oaS 8orfouircft ertbeilt bnben, m1b-
reno onoere porlGufig MIR ibre Ser
fnltiSbeoingunNcn geitelt baben. Gie
aan5e GranSottion miirbc ocn &Glt.
fern 3piIfen 100000 ulo $500.
600 foIten.
Sic .S00TeIlolus" bieliGcr
Stoot trciien SIN 3eit entiia &orbc-
reiiungem I'M Ocn1 Gcpuip @ranb-
Cir oe$ SrbenM. Srn. 6. S.Gonmop,
BON Slinoi& 5u Gbren cinen Gm.
pia,ig 81 bcreiten. Sr. Gonuau
fommt am SrCitog nadl baltimore.
uno am nGmlidyen Mbeno ioll Der
Gnpiora ltattiinoen,
Srobe 9otibaft. = Gos SO.
fomotipensG eportemcrut Der Mount
&crnon.@ erfitGtten Der .Y%cnnIplpo'
nia-Sahn" miro bon beltc oil ober.
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-14
Deafness Cannot be Cureu

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
Tbere is onlv one way to cure deafrefs
and that is by constitutional remedies,
Deafness is caused by inflamed condi
ton of the mucous lining of the Eustacb-
ian Tube. When this tube is inf lmed
you have a rumblirg sound of imperfect
hearing, and whf 1t isentirely closed,
Deafness is the result, and unless the
inflammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed fore yer; nine
cases out of ten are caused by 'atarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed con
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-14
THE DEAD SEA.
Work of the Salt Divers In This Desc
OIate Waste.

OIate Waste.
The awful desolation Of the Dead
sea, which lies nearly /. 300 feet below
the level of the Mediterranean, is bro.
ken here and there by the salt divers,
whose work is probably as ancient as
the human race itself
From remotest antiquity the salt Of
the Dead sea has been collected and
taken to the Jerusalem market, where
it is used for curing hides and for do
nestle purposes Dead sea water con.
tains over % per cent of solid sub
stances, of which per cent is chloride
of sodium, or common salt.
The Dead sea contains no living crea-
ture. Sea fish put into it's waters speed
lily die. Not a single boat navigates it's
strange waters, nor is there any sign
Of life, save the isolated parties of salt
divers, who scrape and slowly amass
their glistening heaps of crystal near
the mouth of the Jordan.
When a sufficient cargo is made
ready a long string of camels crosses
the desert, and the salt is loaded up
into panniers, or "shwerries," and TAX
en- into Jerusalem, where it finds a
ready market
Salt, as is we'll known has been used
as currency from time immemorial,
just as bricks Of tea are used today in
central Asia, especially in the border
land of China and Siberia. Technical
World Magazine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-14
SELECTED IN IMPORTANT CASE
Judge LittIejohn to Hear Case in
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.
Governor Terrell has appointed two
superior court iadges to preside in the
supreme court Friday, 18th. in the
case of Green county and other coun.
ties and towns, against William A.
Wright comptroller general, the city
of Augusta Richmond county and the
Georgia Railroad and Banking Com
pany, Justices Cobb and Lumpkin be
ing disqualified to preside IN this case.
The judges thus honored are Judge
IA LittIeJohn, of Americue, Judge Of
the Southwestern circuit, and Judge
r. W, freeman, of Newman, Judge of
the Coweta circuit The attorneys In
this case, which is an appeal from the
decree of the superior court of Fulton
denying q mandamus to compel the
comptroller general to iesue Fl. fas,
In favor of the several towns and coun-
ties for what they claim as their pro-
portion of $500, 900 back taxes recently
decided by the supreme court to be
due by the railroad company,requested
that the case be heard before a full
bench, and the above named appoint
ments were made by the governor
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-06-14
A MIRROR OF DOINCS
IN CITY AND SUBURB.
Little Tales Cut Short In a
Hurry.
A MIRROR OF DAILY EVENTS
in the City and Suburbs
of Local Interest to BE. Perused
Over While Mullins and Coffee are
Cooling.

Have your eyes examined free by
Thes. L. Bell, the expert jeweler.
Mr. J. W. Burke of Warwick, was a
business visitor In Americas yesterday
morning.
j. G.. Pecot registered from Atlsnta
yesterday among the arrivals at the
Allen House
Miss Winnie Belle Jossey attends
the Burton-Love wedding in Smith
vile this evening.
Mr.. l.. ). Harvey of Leslie was in
the city yesterday morning, coming
upon business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bacot have been
spending several days pleasantly with
friends in Savannah.
Miss Eva Ward of Miner Ga. is the
gnest of Miss Nettie Lockett at her
home on Forrest street.
Miss Agnes Jones of Albany, is the
fair guest of Mrs. Frank Sheffield at
her home on Taylor street.
Mr.. ". G. Bailey has returned to
his home in Anderson 8. G.. after a
visit to his son, Mr.. W. @. Bailey Jr.
We send for and deliver your pre-
scriptions promptly, anywhere in the
city. Hudson's Drugstore. Phone II.