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an abscess was forming on my right
kidney The trouble was quickly
checked. however. and the treatment
cured me. SO that l have been well
since 1896 and weigh is pounds.
Sold by all dealers. so cents a box.
Eoster-Milburn Co, Buffalo, \. Y.
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Robbed In Church.

.Isst think what an outrage II is to be
robbed of all the benefits Of the services
by continuous coughing throughout the
congregation, when Antl-Cripine Is guar
anieed 20 cure. Sold everywhere . cts.
r. W. Diemer, NJ. d., Manufactures,
Sprnchelh No.
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LOST u POUNDS.
Was Fast Drifting Into the Fatal Stages
of Kidney Sickness.

DR.. Melvin NJ Page. Page Optical Co.
Erie, Pa. writes: Taking too many
iced drinks in New York in 1895 sent
me home with terrible attack of kid
neY tron Die. | had acute congestion.
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The yield has been uniformly eoos
every year except 1890. when there a2-
pears 10 have been a slump al alons
the line This. however. was NOR
than compensated for in the followins
year. when the bumper crop in wheat
cats ana barley put the returns OF all
previous years completely in the shade
and gave an impetus 10 settlement II
the west which has prevailed 10 tht
present a. the follow Ing table By bush
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Binder cigar To get it. Your dealer "
Lewis Factory, Peoria. Ill.
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A ouaranteed Cure for piles

Itching. Blind, Bleeding, Protruding pi'es
Druggists are authorized 20 refund none, II
PAzoOiNTMgNr ais 20 cure In q 20 lidafs i0a
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Its a curious fact. said nclc Ellen.
'slat IL man who allus seems 10 he 4. u'
a. mos hurryin j. de man dat~ aIus
be hin time Washington star
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-09

No man 80 nearly approaches q non
entity as prominent woman l.s.
band
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WITH The exception OF yourself, every
bod, !. more or less decetiul
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There Is a good deal OF fun in keepin
OF her people from having any.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1906-02-09

Rcmorse Is good deal more popular than
self denial among most people.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption is an infalli'
Die medicine ior cougr and colds.-N !" e
Samuel. Ocean Grove. y. j.. Feb. IL. 1900.
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Ladies Can Wear Shoes

One size smaller after using Aliens Foo,.
lass 4 certain cure for swollen. swcatin,
hot aching feet AT all Druggists. De. A.
cept NO substitute. TRIAL package FREE
Address A. 5. Olms,ed. Lc Roy, n. y.
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The world isn't any worse than Il was
Nhen YOU were young. on We merely
got onto IT,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
Jesus Calling Fishermen" - Inter
national S. S. Lesson for Feb.
ll.i0

by REV WILLIAM EVANS. h ID.
director Ribipat Department ot ~
Moody Bib.s Institute. chicago oni''"'
Lecturer 90 ne Cook , ouuty 'Nhl-
easo) sunday schoo. AssoeiA-
lion nn the International
: : lessons)
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ecopyrisht 1900. by Joseph b BoWles)
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All True Disciples Soul Winners

Implied, yea clearly stated in Ills
call to membership in the kingdom was
the conservation Of these fishermen TO
the task OF catching men. In seine
Sunday schools there is kept what is
called a "Fishermen's Roll. on which
there Ia recorded each Sunday the
names CT those who have brought in
new members II is great work TO
bring others to Jesus Christ. In the
first chapter OF John we have a de-.
tailed account OF how these disciples
caught their fish for their "Shipmas.
or" Let " fifst OF all be still -asA
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
TWENTY YEARS FOR KIDNAPPER
Broker keane of Philadelphia Is Given
Toboggan Slide to the Pen
itentiary.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 10
Broker Keane was today sentenced to
twenty years for kidnapping the Muth
boy. At the trial the boy told of his
captivity. Keane pleaded that the
boy had every chance of escape if he
had wanted to-
AT ten this morning Keane faced the
magistrate for a preliminary hearing.
An hour later the grand jury consid-
cred the testimony resulting in his in
dictment. The prisoner was taken be-
fore Judge Sulzberger and the testi-
mOny heard in the case was submitted.
The prisoner was sentenced within an
incredibly short time from his appre-
hension. 1t was only two hours and
a half from the time he was arraigned
for preliminary hearing till he was
ready for commitment in the peniten-
tiary.
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WILL DISCUSS CH|lD.SAv|NG WORK
Annual Convention OF National Ch''-
dren's Home Society Is Being
Held in Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 19.-More
than one hundred men of national
prominence in the field of child-saving
and social problem work are in at
tendance at the annual convention OF
the National Children's Home society,
which opened here today. Among
those present at the meeting are Chas'
r Henderson, national president, and
professor of sociology of the University
of Chicago: W. B. Sherrard national
sunerintendent. South Dakota; the Rev
n H. Hart. national secretary, Illinois,
the Rev. w. H. Slingerland, Iowa; Dr
Amos Barlow, Michigan; the Rev. T.
Savage. Minnesota; +. H. Darby
Ohio: William B. Streeter, North Car
olina: J. P. Dysart, Wisconsin,; j. j
Kelso. Canada; Judge j. d. Ferris
Tennessee and many others.
The address of welcome was deliver
cd by Governor Beckham and supple
r,anted bv an address by Mayor Barth
,tr Henderson, the national president
| resnonded. The program arranged Iol
+ha convention is highly interesting ant
;o,,aas a number of important ad-
dresses and round-table- olscussiohs'
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BANKERS ARE HOLDING Conventions
Financial Men of the Country Meet
and Discuss Subjects Of Great
Interest.

OCEAN CITY, Md, June 19.-Bank-
ers from all parts of the state are as
sembling here this morning, to attend
the annual convention of the Maryland
Bankers association which will open
here this evening with general re-
ception to the members. The cOnven
ton will last three days and there is
every promise that it will be unusually
successful. The first business session
will be held tomorrow morning. The
convention will be called to order by
Mr. David Sloan, president of the Lo-
aconing Savings Bank of Homecoming,
Nd, Mr. w. S. Kean, president of the
Citizens Association of Ocean City,
will deliver the address of welcome, to
which Mr.. Charles T. Crane. president
of Farmers and Merchants National
bank of Baltimore. will respond on be-
half of the association. President Sloan
will deliver his annual address and Mr..
Stevenson A. Williams. of Bellaire will
deliver an important address. The OFF,
GERS of the organization and many OF
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HIS LIBERTY WAS SHORT
Convict Riley Is Again Behind
The Iron Bars
RELEASED FROM PRISON YESTERDAY
STEALS TEN DOLLARS FROM
PRESCOTT FARMER AND is
ARRESTED BY OFFICER.
RELEASED FROM PRISON YESTERDAY

Michael Riley, who was released
from the state penitentiary yesterday,
after serving a three-year sentence, is
again in the tolls and stands good
show to be sent back to prison to serve
a good long term. Three years ago
Riley stole a check from an Italion en-
ployed at one of the gardens near
Walla Walla and attempted to cash it
at The Schwabacher Company's store.
He could not induce the clerk to ac-
cept it and in a short time afterward
he was arrested by officer Davis. He
was convicted and given three years
by Judge Brents Yesterday his term
expired. Last night in a Main street
saloon Riley stole a pocketbOok con-
tanning $40 from John Rogers, Pres
colt farmer. He gave stolen property
TO the bartender who held it and in
formed the police, with the result that
Captain Davis placed him under ar
rest and he is now in the county Jail
awaiting trial.
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the members are also on the program
with addresses on various interesting
subjects. The principal speaker of the
closing days session will be Mr.. John
V. L. Findlay of Baltimore. Other ad-
dresses will be delivered by Prof.
George E. Allen, of the New York uni
versity; William Ingle. cashier of the
Merchants National Bank; B. Howard
Griswold. of Alexander Brown & Sons
and others.
On the evening of the closing day a
banquet will be given. President Sloan
will be POSTMASTER. Among those who
are slated for addresses are Governor
Warfield, Joshua W. Miles, of Princess
Anne. j. Writ Randall, Of Annapolis;
Alexander Neill, of Hagerstown and
several others of equal prominence
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Major Otto A. Case Will Wed Seat
tie Society Belle Early in

The engagement is announced of
Herriet Margaret, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Gardener of Seattle, to Maj.
Otto A. Case, Second regiment, Nation
al Guard of Washington. The wedding
will take place in July.
Miss Gardener is we'll known in Sc
attic social circles and has won some
fame as an artist. She is also men,
her of the Ladies Musical club, and OF
the Young Ladies' Alliance. Map
Case is serving his first term as coun-
tv clerk of King county, and is also
well known in lodge circles. He is ar
officer in the uniform rank of the
Knights of Pythias. Maj. Case is
former Walla Wallan and is wei
known to many people Of this city.
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Shooting Tournament This Week
Will Be a Big Event
HUNDREDS OF EXPERTS ARE Co'ING
CONTEST WILL BE COMMENCED
THURSDAY MORNING ATT
FAIR GROUNDS.

Crack shooters from all over the
Pacific coast will be in Walla Walla
tournament Of the Sportsmens Associ-
alton of the Northwest and the shoot
this year will probably be the best ever
held under the auspices Of the associa-
ton. A large delegation is expected
this evening from Pendleton, La
other points in Eastern Oregon and
Idaho. The delegations from the
sound will probably arrive tomorrow
morning while the Spokane and up
country nimrods will reach Walla
Walla tomorrow afternoon.
Among the prominent sportsmen OF
the west who have already. reached
Walla Walla are bill" Hills, Frank
Howe, Emil Holling and William
Brockbeck of San Francisco. Hills is
said to be one of the finest manipu
lators of the shotgun in the country
and in addition to his ability to knock
down the live and imitation birds he
is capable of doing some fancy shoot
ing During the tournament Mr.. Willis
will give an exhibition of his work.
The shoot will begin Thursday
tinued until Saturday night.
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who by some means had obtained pos
session of the papers of another indi-
vidual who died in 1894, and assumed
the dead mans name, under which he
had lived with his wife, who had no
idea that her husbands name was not
his own. What induced the man to
change his name, or why he has now
disappeared, is for the present a mys-
terry. The police are completely baf-
fled and all sorts of theories are haZ-
arded as regards the identity of the
missing husband.
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state is entitled under the law to 10
Per cent of all moneys received for Ii
quor licenses. City Treasurer Eggles-
ton stated today:
1--WE have promptly remitted to the
state 10 per cent of all moneys received
for retail liquor licenses issued in this
city. Following the rule adopted by
my predecessor l have not remitted
any part of the moneys received for
wholesale liquor licenses. l have been
advised that the law does not apply
to these"
Corporation Counsel Geraghty has
been asked to examine the question
and give an opinion thereon. Mr..
Geraghty stated today that he had
not yet investigated the case, but would
consider it at once.
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SHE WAS MARRIED TO DEAD man
Prague Woman Confronted VIII" q
l peo,l;.r brdlu hrdIu hrdIufwypmfwy
of the Authorities.

pRAGI-F. June 19.-Applicauon mas
heen made to police magistrate ny
the wife of an artisan for assistance
70 ascertain the whereabouts OF her
husband. who had recently lett hei
without any apparent cause. lnVesu-
ga+io, based upon particulars 1ur-
nished by the woman brought to iigh'
the astounding fact that the husoaho
20 .a woman had been entered on the
registers as having died twelve years
900 To her distress the woman soon
learned that she had marrler d i"0''
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
REGISTRATION BOOKS HAVE CLOSED
The Total Number of Voters Enrolled
at o'clock Last Night
is 2210.

When City Clerk Reynolds closed
his office at o'clock yesterday after
noon he also shut UP the registration
books for the city election to be held
July 9. The total number of voters
who availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity to have their names placed on
the books was 221O. This is the larg-
est registration for city election that
has ever been recorded. The rush yes
terday afternoon was very heavy and
Clerk Reynolds and his special deputy,
George Thompson had their hands full
in enrolling those VINO presented
themselves at the office.
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STATE EXAMINATIONS ARE NOW ON
Applicants for State Cert'heates to
Teach Are Being Tested by
Board at Olympia.

Examination of applicants for state
teachers certificates was commenced
this morning at Olympia by the state
hoard of education. The members of
the board are State superintendent X.
p Rrvan: ]. w. Shepherd, secretary,
walla Walla; j. A. Tormey, city super
intendent of schools. Spokane; Thomas
c+inger county superintendent, Ever
eft: P A. Williams, city superintend-
ent, Aberdeen.
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IT SUITS THE PRESIDENT
SENATE WILL ACCEPT IT
AUTHOR SAYS BILL IS SATISFACTORY
House Has Put Back All The Teeth Of The ORIGINAL
bh|-One Of Them Is Filled But Il Will
Do Good Service

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 19.-
This morning Chairman Wadsworth
reported the agricultural appropriation
bill as approved by the president 1t
whole on the state of tn union 1t is
the intention to pass the bill today.
dent conferred on the beef bill this
morning. Beveridge said: "The house
tooth is filled, but it is still service
able to do good work.
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AID FOR SAN FRANCISCO
UNCLE SAM WILL ASSIST
SHAW TO DEPOSIT TWELVE MILLIONS
MoReQ viii Be Loaned Without Interest To San Fran
cisco National Bdnks-To Be Loaned On MORTGAGES
To Persons Wishing To Build Homes

WASHINGTON. D. c., June 19.-The
rresdeut has agreed to the proposition
If the san Francisco delegation headed
bv Franklin Lane. to which the sec
r-tary Of the treasury has given his
amroyal. that the government place
twelve millions on deposit in San Fran
cisco banks on the security of San
Francisco city bonds. The term of
Years during which the deposits may
remain is not determined, but Secre-
ary Shaw has given assurance that
they will not be called in until the
treasury needs the money. The delega-
ton called at the White House this
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morning and made the announcement
after their departure.
Secretary Shaw today discussed
with the senate finance committee the
financial situation in San Francisco.
Shaw promised that he would afford
all the relief possible in depositing the
government funds.
The house today passed the bill Civ
ing the state of California for her
schools per cent of the amount re-
ceived from the sale of government
lands in California. About million
last state to receive such benefits.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
HEAD PRICE
FOR ALL JEWS
Bogus Offer Forged As Com
ing From The Gar
FIVE DOLLARS FOR ADULTS
One Dollar Apiece For Every
OfferedMale Hebrew Infant
Slaughtered
FIVE DOLLARS FOR ADULTS

are receiving details of the massacres
and rlundering of Jews in various
tiles posted a telegram alleged to have
been received from the czar ordering
all Jews killed. The peasants at
tackled and slew many. Wealthy
Gentiles at Nieshin have offered five
dollars for each Jew killed, two dollars
for each one wounded and one dollar
for each male infant killed. Peasants
are arming to enrich themselves.
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The beef inspection bill passed the
house this afternoon.
The house committee on interstate
and foreign commerce has made q
st. Louis to build a free bridge over
the Mississippi. The house passed the
$1,000.000 being mostly for rifle prac-
tice. The committee authorized fav-
orable report on the bill to appropri-
ating $25,000 to pay the presidents
travelling expenses
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
Jury Says Her Husband PraCticed
PraCtiCed Fraud
QUESTIONS OF LAW YET UNDETERMINED
Case of Home Marine Ins. Co. Versus
o. r. e. N. Being Tried
Today.

The jury in the case of ]. G. Miller
and wife versus Mrs. Minnie Fewster,
returned a verdict shortly after noon
today in favor of Mrs. Fewster. The
questions involved in the verdict was
whether or not he sold the property
consisting of IA acres near Bolles juno
ton in order to place it beyond the
reach of the courts in event Mrs. Few
ster began divorce proceedings and al
so whether or not there was any con-
sideration passed between he and Mr.
Miller. The jury found that Mr..
Brewster did endeavor to place the
property beyond the reach of the court
and also that there was no considera
ton in the transaction. There are
questions of law yet to be determined
which may set aside the verdict or
parts of it before the title to the prop
erty is fully decided
Suing for Insurance.
The case of the Home Finding and
Marine Insurance company against the
O. r. & n. was taken up in the su-
nerior court this morning. The lnsur-
ance company is suing to recover Sl'-
ess.34 from the railroad company PAID
George Dague for the loss Of a par
lev field alleged to have been set hre
to. two years ago by an 0. K. q ~
engine.
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In North Carolina.

LAKE TOXAWAY, n. c., June 19.-
Carolina Bankers association opened
its three days session here today. The
attendance is large and includes near
ly every prominent banker of the state
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the convention and the lat
ter promises to be great success.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 19.-The
movement to save Mrs. Agnes Myers
from the gallows is growing in force
She has been sentenced to be executed
at Liberty, Mo-, near here, on June 80
for the murder of her husband Clar-
ence Myers. Frank Hoffman, her
companion in crime. is to be hanged at
Kansas City on the same date.
Applications for new trials prob
ably will be passed upon tomorrow by
the state supreme court, which pre-
viously affirmed the decision Of the
lower court If new trials are denied
it is expected that the usual 80 days
stay of execution will be granted
when renewed efforts will be made to
save the woman. Many letters are be-
ing sent to Governor Folk urging him
to commute Mrs Meyers sentence to
life imprisonment A brother of Clar-
ence Myers, however, has sent the gov
ernor a letter expressing the belief
that his sister-in-law as guilty as
Hoffman. and if Hoffman is hanged
the woman also should pay the eX-
treme penalty.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
Ohio Miners Return to Work.

COLUMBUS, o., June 19.-The Ohio
miners have settled their differences
and have been ordered to resume
work. This includes the return OF
union men to the mines in eastern
Ohio
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MRS. MYERS MAY ESCAPE.
HeIped Murder Husband, but Fr'ends
Raise Protest Everywhere.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, June ~
The supreme court today overruleo ,he
motion for a rehearing in the case OF
Mrs. Aggie Myers. sentenced to nans
June % for the murder OF her nus
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
Has Not Conceded Right to Licenses

Nos SohCeoeu hiSHN ~
SPOKANE. Wash, June 19.-Must
spokane give up s3S9S.66?
A report comes from Olympia tha1
state Treasurer Mills has turned over
10 the attorney general for prosecu-
uon claims against many cities and
towns for moneys due the state on IL
Huor licenses issued. Among these
Chains is one against this city for
;s3SsS.ss.
Inc state authorities claim that the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19

MeAlphin President Of G. o. p. League
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1S.-
General Richard McAlpin Of New York
was today elected president Of the Ma
tional League Of republican clubs.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
Swedish Town Destroyed by Fire.

STOCKHOLM, June 19.-Hudiks-
vail was totally destroyed by fire to-
day and fifteen hundred families are
homeless. The loss Is two million dol
lars
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
Gave Neiqhbors a Fight.

The woman failed to live up to her
agreement made with Judge HUFFMAN
last week to get rid of all but one OF
her dogs and clean up the premises ana
Mounted Policeman Rolf this morning
visited her home and shot one or the
cannes. Before he could do away with
the others the woman became 1renZleo
and Jerrorized the neighbors by start
ing for Garrison creek with the aVoWeu
intention of drowning herself. Severai
Men attracted by the fracas, seized ana
held her while others telephoned Tor
achievements. The woman fought
with desperation and cursed the men
tiuenty. When officer Casey arrived
she quieted down and consented to ac-
company him to the county jail where
She was locked up.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-06-19
Tries To Suicide And Is Locked Up
On Insanity Charge
TERRORIzEO NEIGHBORS THIS MORNING
FLIES INTO RAGE AND WANTED
TO DROWN HERSELF IN
GARRISON CREEK.

Amelia Bartsch, up before Judge
huffman last week on a charge OF
maintaining a dog nuisance and un-
sanitary conditions about her premises
West Willow street, was arrested by
Officer Casey and locked up in the
county iail lust before noon today. af-
Ter terrorizing residents in that neigh
oorhood by trying to drown herself IN
tance from her home. A charge of in
sanity was preferred against the Wom-
an and she will probably be given an
examination before Judge Brents some
time tomorrow
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band. Gov. Folk says he will reprieve
her for thirty days.