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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

In this day of cheap papers there Is no excuse for anybody not keeping at least partly up with what is going on in the world For dollar every three or four months, one can have one of the best daily papers including the Sunday editions, and the weeklies are to be had at all sorts of prices from 25 cents to s3 or $4. Don't fail to get plenty of good reading matter; dollars worth of good literature will go further il an educational way and in the way of entertainment than a dozen dollars in any other way on earth.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

Have you done anything to help tighten the good woman's work late ly? If you have not, you have failed to live up to the standard of good Union man, or a man of any sort, as for that.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

Those trees that you took any sort of care of last summer are in good shape for the coming season. You cant just stick down a sprout and get a good tree.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

The meeting of the Union is good place to discuss the advantages of consolidating the schools so as to get bigger and better school houses and bigger and better faculties for teach ing.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

How about your split log drag? Have you got yours yet? Well, it is time that you had one and were us- ing it under all sorts of provocations and without provocation. Every time it rains get out your log and give the sloppy mud twist.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

Blackberries and dewberries grow almost anywhere, and no other crop will yield larger income per acre. Have you arranged to plant some of these?
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

Now is the time of the year when farmers burn up a great many houses by failing to examine the flues. Cut out the defective flue" record this year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

It is the enemy of the Union who is all the time trying to raise dis cord; friends are always seeking har- mony and the man who is guided by the advice of his enemies, rather than the welfare of his friends, has not the material in him to make a good Union man.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

In all your transactions leave the impress that the Union man is the man on whom it will do to rely.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

This is another week in which you trust by taking care of your tools and vehicles and saving the purchase of others.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

A warehouse will do nothing for you by itself; whatever good may come of 1t comes through the use of it.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

Now that the minimum prices have generally been set, don't be a price cutter and a Jumper.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

There Is a great deal being said about the parcels post system, which is in general vogue in England and in Europe. Some of the retailers see in the proposition the utter destruc- tion of the local stores, while it's ad- vocates see in it the salvation of the country. Neither of these views Is guaranteed by the facts in the case. In Europe, where economies that we have never dreamed of are neces- sary, the parcels system has not stood in the way of the local stores, and there are as many of these as ever there were. In isolated localities such who wanted things that it would not pay the local store to keep in stock on account of the small demand, but when it comes to the bulk of pur- chases, the trouble of making orders, sending money in advance and wait ing many days for what was wanted
 with the prospects of the thing or dered not coming up to the eXpecta- tion, would make the parcels post a very small object in the way of com petition with the local stores. Taken as whole, it seems that some sort of a modification of the European plan of parcels post would be of benefit to the people at large, and that is the object of the government, or at least it ought to be. Taking that view of the case, this matter should have the attention of Congress right soon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
FARMERS EDUCATIONAL COOPERATIVE UNION
 1r lurDInl
OF AMERICA

If you have contracted the dump ing habit, now is the time to get over 1t easily.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19
HERITAGE OF CIVIL WAR.
Thousands of Soldiers Contracted Chronic Kidney Trouble While
 in the Service.

The experience of Capt. John L. Ely, of Co. F., 17th Ohio, now living at 500 East Second street, Newton, Kansas,
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

It is the love of gold that makes the quartz of life worth while.-A. c. Man ming.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-09-19

Do something to build up; there are enough trying to tear down.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
9Spm Shaiu 9ruscF.

q em Oort Z. Ot1r5. - Scutc
fnno onIdBlid eines EoOe5ioleS in
Der 6amilie 0cS HibtcrS 6itgeroIo
feline @ericbt8Iibung I'M GDalp.@ro
5eiIc ltatt, ollcin bellte 2I6cno miro
befannt 0cGcbclL boB 0ie Sert6cioi'
gllng beihloiicn bot, fcinc meitercn
3cugen uor5uiii6rcn. 0iItrifts Pm
mnlt Seromc miro oobcr, iobnlO Oa5
@eridt mor8en 5uIammentritt, on3
8erne6men bon 3eugen oin reblttaI, "
5. +. 5ur @ntfrditung Der 2lu8.
iagen ser bereitS pernontmcncn Gnt.
loitlngs5etgen ou 6e8inncn 6aben
ober mno ii6 0oS @ericbt
naG fur5er Sibltng bis Oiontag per
togcn llm Dem GiItriftsnmpalt &c.
legenGeit 5u ge6en Ieine RlGne Iilr
Die peitere 2eitlng Oes Yro5elicS 5ll
or0nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
gScrfinS leiltet Griat.

9tcp Oort 7. M6r5. - @eo.
@. GertnS, irii6er crlter &ice Fr0.
lioent ser ygtclp'0ort Sife Snluronre
Go.," oegenpdrtig Mit9lieo Der Sir.
ma 5. Eicrpont Wiorgon & SO, bat
Der ermG6nten &eriiberlngs @elel(-
ibuft ieinen G6ecf iiir $54,019.19 &C.
ihidt, Inn Griob fiir oie Summe SIT
leilten, mel6e er in 1904 aus ben
@eloern ser Gompognie on oos re-
pu6lifaniide Nationnl V Gonite bet'
iteuerte. @r nuroe befonlttlid megen
oieier Transaction inter elmer Oieb'
ltn6lsanfla0e OF 8eriAt geItelIt rno
fiir3lidj i'm gtelpsDorfer SbergeriAt
fretaelpro6en neil cine Wtaioritdt
oer 9ii6ter Der 9(niidt mar, bob CT
sic Ebot ,nidlt in crilllineIler 9lbii6t"
beging. Die bon ibm 5llriif erlt&tete
Sln1nte uminBt Oie 3inien loipobL
mic sic urIpriinglitb Ben Seloern Der
Enntpaouic entnoilllltene Slu1me.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
SSrci8clprO6e1.
@cbrii6cr StrOt6cr Onrd 6aS ungc-
id)ricbrnc @cict cutlaitct.

Ginc ncuc @cn6ung i'm G6op-8ros
seize. - @crtbciOiSlno 6cihlicBt,
OoS &crbbr bon Gntloitmg85cu.
gen cin5uitellcn. - @co. ". Ger.
fins IciItct Griob fir sic uon ibn
noDne crimincl(e 2(6ii6t" Der
ic6enften @el0er ser o9}elu.gorf
2ifc Sniitronce 60" - Ser
FrO3cB gcgcn Mopor Sdmit m0
2(6ro6anr 0iuei in Gan l5ronci8co.
- 9fuef nod INNER inn GerItcd.
GuG pepper, &u, 7. NlGr3. -
Der Gro5cB gegcn oie @riiOer &amcS
unO -FbiIip Strot6cr pcgcn Grmor.
Dung iGreS SGpngcrS @m. i. gU-
moters cnOete bcute &ormittag nit
p0lliger 6reiipretlmg ser 2(ngcfIag.
ten, IoS @cridt trot nm 12t0 llbr
Wior9cnS 3lllnmmcn uno ndt Oimu.
ten ip6tcr 500 iidb Sic lEum Wriid,
I'M i6rc 9eratbungcu 3u beginner.
Gle Spanning, melfcr Die }ln6ct! y
ten ilno ibre 6relm0e m16renO Je,
9(bmelenbeit ser @eihworeuG. ans
geiebt moreh Oultcrte nidt laugc. lin
10 W}inlten na6 If llbr ihou fcbrte
Die SurD 5uriid unO Obmm &ricc
fiinOigte oui Oie Srngc bcS @eri6tSs
Glerf3 @ilferion an, OaB ii6 0ie Dc.
iAmorcuen nui elm ireiiprehenOcS
&eroift gecinigt bdttcn. Gin 9ei.
ioaSltrtrm brod) bel Oicier 2lnfiinoi'
guug inter Ocn onpeienOen 3u.
iNuuern aus, murOe ie0o6 raid bon
Dem 9ii9ter Sorriion mter0riictt.
Der 9ii6ter iogtc, nabOcm Die eritc
Nlfrc9llng Dorllber mar, jlt Den De
i6porencn:
oWeine Serren Don Scr SurDl Sd
0anfe Sbuen fiir OaS &crOift mel6eS,
mic idb CLAUDE, pom Yublifum 9cbiI-
Iigt mcrOen miro. IS lit I'M Staatc
@irginien cine feItitc6en0c Iba,iafe,
ooB fein Mnnn ipegen Der GertbeiOi.
gung ser 6eili8feit ieinea Seima
i6uloig bcflln0en 1perOcn iollte."
Die 9riI0er murocn 0oroui aus Ser
Salt entloiien ln0 febrten in ibrc
Seimnt6 5uriid. Sic eri6oiicn be.
funntli6 ibrcn Sdwnger, neil Der
iclbc, notb0ent CT ibrc S6pcitcr per
fii6rt lno iic mr ais 3lpang Gcbci.
rotbet bate, gIcidD no4 Der GrHung
perlolien mollte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
,sn ggenmouth. W}aii, h 9[r

Sn 8epmoltb, Mdiiy 1T 9lr'
tbur 6. @i5er, elmer ser betonnteIten
Shubfabrifonten oes 2otoes, I'M AIs
ter BON "A SSabren aeitorben, nnd)oeln
ibm iein Sobn SilaS, Der 5lgIeid)
ien Observation-Disclosures mar, Dor orei
Modeu porails 0egatgen mor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Seine spnr uun cntfiiGrtcm Sna6cn.

0ooer Del, Z. Wt0r5. Der
am lebtcn @ton.ua aI9anben gefom'
meme oicrjG6rigc Sobn oes Or. $. g..
Woroin lit nod inmer berldlulln6cn
uno ale 9tdcbioriAlnBen blie6en io'
iueit pergebli1. Or. WiarDin mobnte
iriiber in Siolr.Gitp, Ga, unO Iieb
iih Dor einiBen 1agen oltf elmer BON
i1m gefouiten iSorn bel aittSbam.
mod nieoer. Wlon gloubt ollgencin,
ooB bns aino 81 @eloerpreiiln8ss
3lpeden cntiii6rt luurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
2cbrcr pOn Sd)iilcrn tOotscidjlascn

@oteuo, Oflao 7. MGr5. -
8errp @ponS, 2ebrer IN etner 2an0.
ihulc, muroc bette, ais er einen I'M
9e5ogencn SGiiler 5ll 5iitbtigen Der.
Itbtc, BON eincm Souien S6uIiuns
gen ongeiollen lno oermaBen nib
6nn0elt onB cr binnen lpenigen Stuns
Den Itnrb. Die 0f1oelsiiibre beiins
0en ii6 in Salt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Wtannid)aft ocrettct.

Ct. Sobns, gt. g. 7. N6rj.
Der Jiobbeniabrer Donpicr SEQ.
poro" puroe I'M Mlitternadt, III ci.
mem Stlrm aui Der Sobe bon Sap
9ioce, sipiicben gisihoIlen cr0riift
imb in Elm pollit1noioeS @rad per-
ponoelt. Die ans 1O3 Yerionen be-
itebenoe Manniboft rettete it'd on'S
9ano.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

6inen sun In G9rru
fnuu Nicmnuo berlue6ren uno cin Berfii6 Der
st. Sernaro's ardntcrpiilcn pirb Seoen, ocr oil
BcritopiAnp 5DspcpIic. Stopfihmer8, Wtnitiefeit.
ShmiuoCl ltebeIfci Soobreuteu. Gclbilitt
zhmer5 IN Der Seiic. bcleaier 8ltuge idIIehtem
hbericupcfi. oab heles WiitleI oeiicn 3unnuuen'
fctun9 Dor Sabrbunoetien bon ben aeIebreit
Ncrubnrbner WtUndlcn triiltocn ipntoe 1itdl
6cutc NOD has bCIie Wtitel Qenen ulle ieile
zOmpiome unb ocren @rnnbIeioen, geberfrnnI'
belt it, (B3-S,0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Gin 1ti&t
ge6alte,res
Yer(pre6er,

mtcrRra6t 6ficntlidcs gctraurn.
0nS nll9cmcine Yu6lifnm, oas felt
9aGrcn iidJ fir Die Snr pOn Snitcn
nno GrfGItnng anf DSaIc's SOucg Of
fUrcBOnnO nn6 Sar" ucrlaiIeu fat,
lit nic cnttGnidJt ,uOrOru. SDnlc'S SO.
mig crBGlt IidJ oaS 3ntranen Der Bic.
len, bic i'm gcGrandJtcn, lucil er ein.
fnd nnO iuirfiam 1T. Gr lit angc.
ncGm cinjnncGmcn unS iduea in Der
Sur. 3an ncbmc i'm Elm, wcnn bic
0cblc Orn critcn 9ici5 fiGlt unO Der.
mcioc, WaS bci @rrnadlGiiieuns 5n
crnitlidjcn Sranfbcitcn fiibrcn mag.
Wan itcllc iid an Der iidcrcn Scite
nuO baltc Sicics 5nUcrlGIiigc Scil'
mittcl fiir iOfurtiacn Gcbrnud bpr.
ratbig. SIR 9IpOtbrfcr brrfauft
0nlc'8 6Onig. Der Ercis 1T 25ey
SOC, OOcr $t.00 bic 5laidc, ic nnd
Der WrORc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

9looicUclt bat iih bcOrnflih Der.
I6lnmcrt. - 2lc3tc in Goniultu'
tion. }lbpcicnoc @ciNmiitcr
noM @obington bcrlliCn
@oibtuQton :. g. I. W}Gr5.
-2n Der Mono uor Ocn 3ugon0c }t
Dem &roufcniirmcr 9trrbic &ooic.
pcItS i'm l8cibcn @ouic i'll, icbt Gin
QroBcS rotbc9 &lofot nit ser 2luf:
i6riit; n0ipbtbcriti&s&roufcr on0c.
brobt. 2lla &r0ii0cnt @orriion'5 Gn.
felfino al Ger 0ipbt6eritiS int @ci.
ben SouIe crtrunftc, mar Die gSor.
nlln9atoIel olrBcrbal6 ongcbrndt &c.
gcnmdrtIg critrcdt litb Die Quoron.
t0ue ober nulr alf on9 &runten5inls
mcr lmo oo8 lmtcre Stodlpcrt oca
@c6GuOeS lit iiir ooS @ubliflm SIT.
gdnglicb. 3t 0cn &runfcn5immcr bu.
ben MIR Die Wfuttcr 0cS ana6en, Der
glr5t unO oic &runfcWuGrterin 3us
tritt unO 6rou 9looicpclt bcihrdnrt
iid I'M llcbriACn uui Elm al oic Strons
fcnitubc unitOBcu0cs 3inmer.
@cutc 9Iobnlittog pluGc Or. 2(lcr.
Sombcrt BON 9tGuYorf, mcl6er Die
aiiocr Oc0 GrdiiOcntcn 6itcrS bebons
cclt Bat ourb cine Gcpcibc Gicrbcr
bcrulcn lmo c@ bciBt BOB lid 2Ir.
dies 3uitnuO peri6linmcrt 1ot.
SpGtcr om 9}o6nitto9 mtroc nit
getbeilt, 0oB ljdb 0uS 8eiin0en oe9
&nubcn luieOcr chpo9 gebeiicrt bat
Gin nm 2.3O 9}nbmittogS bon 0r. y.
Di 9ligc9 crIoiieneS Bulletin loltet
luic iol9t:
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BON Qipbtbcriti9. GS ging i6m gut,
bis bclltc cine fur3e 9lttade BON &cr},
lbudCbc cintrot, lucl1c inoeiien roi6
our1 Stinulol13en bcieitigt lpuroc
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itebt gut.
(S.15 2lbcn02,) - glr6ic 9fooicDClt
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ton. 0r, 9ombert bon Nem.Norf
miro ItinGlicb cuuortet, Oo er glcirl
nod bcm Gtnpfun9 Der 0epeicbe 0cs
PrGii0cntcn 6ier6cr ubrtiite. SRI.
Gtabl 9tpoiepclt. uclcGe ii6 in Der
g3obmlng 0cS Or. 9lircp oufbielt lit
iocbcn I'M MciBrn Suuc ongeIongt.
Go llbr 2Ibcn0a.) - 81, 2om6crt
fom lmI 9 llbr al lm6' nubm 9lntbeil
an Der Goniultntion. &ur5 Dor icher
2Inftnit lurGc Dem Boticnten cine
2lnt;torin Gnipribung perobrcitbt
Scin 3utnn0 lit fritiib. SIS Dcrlol.
tct OnB Der %rdiiOcnt al icine 0Itc-
item Sohnc GGcooorc lmo aernlit 5u
Sarpor0, reip. @roton, telegropbirt
uno te oti0cIorOcrt Bat, nad 8oib-
in9ton 5il fon1nten. Seine 9eIt0tis
2ltn8 Oieicr gtodri6t lit in0eiicn I'M
@rcflltOblrcoi 81 crlongcn.
4rGiiOcnt Gooiepelt beiinoct iih
lcit 0 llGr am aronfcnloger OcS
SobncS Or. &erncOp inO Or. Brpor
pcrlicBen oo5 @ciBc SnuS nm 9.35.
Sie erflGrcn, Oo6 Scr @oticnt, mem
icinc 2cbcn9froit iibcr 9}oHt a,S-
bGlt 2(t9iie6t oili @cncilna bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

fonoern Qe0erIeoen iinb oeienl9ell StranIbeiiell,
bon bench Die ineiiten Menften .befnuen ipet'
hen PILE Senc. lpeldDe bon aopil lhmer5 600
bremen, 8eriicpfur9 Sc6Iailoiaieit. gierpbiltit
Sbrenianfen Sbnicr5 IN Der Seiic. llebelieit
llaiiiugiet II. f. 10. aeplnai peroell. iilio eber'
irnnf inS acbeil oril 4poe eni0eaer. ineiin llc
niht bdIo Sllie fdbuiieu. gl0er me2 sgiii
ri. e,pruaro'S ardhtsrpilen," oeni urerfannt
belteu DliiteI 1eoen aeherleioen cas- ie erlti'
heil ipnroe lno itcb Sd9tbnnoerte Iana hemhbri
bat. (B3--S,ss)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08
Sn fritiidDcm 3nItanOc.

@ciinOcn Oc3 an Gip0tbcriti5 lciOcn.
ocn So5ne9 ocS @rdiiOcntcn
9looicUclt bat iib bcOrnfIidb Der.
idlinmcrt. - }lcr}tc in Gonilltos
tjon, - }lbncicnoC @ccbuiitcr
nnt6 lSoibingtpn bcruiCu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-08

&iiio 30 NJ. Wtur5. - Sonia
6rieori6 g(iguit bon Sudicn fonl
Geute bier an rno lpilroe bonn &onig
aorl bon 8ortugoi nit 9roBcm
Ronlp empfongen.
llnbe tb 1fti9tc u better
in SranSpoal.
%o6onne@blrg, lronSpooL
I. M1r5. 400 ltn6eidditiGte 9lrbci.
ter noricbirten beitte NIT Nunnerh
luelbe oie Snidriit tritgen vFremier
9otbo iii nniere einjige @oiinunn "
ourd ole StraBen
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02

slowly but surely being restored. In
many respects the market is righting
itself. Reformatory influences are at
work and there is no reason why
values should descend to any material
" lower level at present, unless un-
favorable develOpmentS-not yet fore
Seen--occur. l am not one OF those
who look for disturbing statements
from President Roosevelt. The re-
forms for which he stands are in all re-
sDectS beneficial to the railroads ana 10
the investors in such securities. Mr.
Roosevelt as before stated in these adj
vices is not so radical as has been rep
resented. His inSiStence upon the
ssu,lare DEAF is beneficial to all, and is
doing more towards reforming abuses
which We're political menace, than
any other single force at work in the
country. The stock market need have
little real fear hereafter of President
Roosevelt. and the political situation
has unquestionably been considerably
clarified by the discussions and move
ments which he has invoked. Many Sc
curities are now. selling considerably
below their intrinsic value so long az
the present scale of dividends con-
tinues. These will not be impaired II
we have good harvest and morning
occurs in the political or business
year. Stocks were very high. but they
have had their recession. Commodi-
ties are still exceedingly high and must
seek more normal level When the
readjustment is carried thus far. we
may expect renewed and more stable
forward movement Meanwhile, the
market promises to fluctuate within
comparatively narrow limits. with the
tendency towards betterment rather
than otherwise.
HENRY CLEWS.'
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
PERSONAL MENTION

dorsey Burgess is in the city from
Salt Lake.
Miss Cambern is a Pendleton visitor
to the city.
\. j. Davis and wife are Colfax WISH
tors to the city.
H. r. Myers will leave this even
ing for Twin Falls, Idaho.
f. S. Clark and wife left this after
noon for visit to Chicago.
Miss Edna Thompson of Pendleton is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. HALEY.
Miss Winnifred Wills. of Berkeley,
Cal. is in the city on a short visit.
Cress Sturgis is one of the Pendle-
ton visitors to the city for the track
meet.
H. r. Smith and family of Lynd
Wash, LETT yesterday evening for Chi
cagO.
City Attorney H. s. Blandford wen,
to Pcndleton today on a snort bust
ness trip.
Mrs. l.. l.. Tallman and Miss Sallie
Winans are in Pendleton today, attend
ing social functions.
Miss IVA Hill is over from PendletOn
for the race meet. Miss Hill is the
guest of Miss Aida Slime.
Miss Genevieve Clark and Miss Mona
Johnson are over from %Sandville to
see the track meet which they think
Pendleton will win.
W. G. Dibley, chief clerk OF the
0. r. & n. company. who has been
visiting in Los Angeles for several
weeks. returned to the city this morn
ipp
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
Wonderful Eczema Cure.

"Our little boy had eczema for five
years." writes n. A. Adams. Henrietta.
Pa. 1.-TWO Of our home doctors said
the case was hopeless, his lungs being
affected. We then employed other
doctors but no benefit resulted. BY
chance we read about Electric Bitters:
bought a bottle and soon noticed I'M
prOvement. We continued this medf-
cine until several bottles We're used,
when our boy was completely cured
Best of all blood medicines and body
building health tOnics. Guaranteed ~
T.. l.. SmalleyS drug store, SOC.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
Nv Best Friend.

Rural Route l. Fort Edward. n. Y.
says: DIR. Kings New Discovery is
my best earthly friend. II cured me
of asthma six years ago. 1t has also
performed a wonderful cure of Incl
pient consumption for my sons wife.
The first bottle ended the terrible
cough and this accomplished. the 9TH
or symptoms left one by one. until she
was perfectly we'll DR.. Kings New
Discovery's power over coughs and
colds is simply marvellous" No other
remedy has ever equalled it, Fully
guaranteed by f. l.. Smalley. druggist.
ooc and $1.0C. Trial bottle free.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIFF

Mrs A. +. Hughes was released from
rnr hospital this morning.
Y MIGRANT of Prescott was received
%. 81. Narys hospital this morning.
PRAYER meeting tonight at s o'clock
o.l bo held at the First Congregation
al church.
Miss e. Summers of this city under
went an operation at St. Mary'S hospi-
taI this morning.
VERIFY lie Roy was deposited in a
cell Of the brick Jail this morning for
5fsorl,rIy conduct.
General Manager J. G. Cutler of the
". & &. r., has appointed Grover Bur-
row. who has been assistant cashier
in the freight office of the company,
~ his clerk to succeed Miss Lulu
Henroid resigned.
on account Of the session of the SUI
perior court during next week the
teachers county examination which
was billed for the court room for May
q 10 and II will be held in Room 5
at the high school
Cantain George Guthridge of fire sta
ton no |. is setting 'em up" to the
fire laldies today A bouncing youngs-
ter boy made his appearance at the
Guthridgc home 1915 North Fifth
street yesterday. much to the delight
Of III, genial captain.
Frank Shipman, formerly a well
known carpenter of this city. died in
Spokane of stomach trouble this morn
Ing Tho body will be brought to this
city today and the funeral will be
held from the First NJ. f. church Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock.
County Surveyor G. w. Wrinkle and
chairman George Struthers of the
hoard of county commissioners are to-
day inspecting the large steel bridge
over the railroad track six miles this
side of WIlula. Dion Keefe, the con-
tractor. completed the work yesterday.
Elmer T.. fash will soon be on the
local postal force again. He will ex-
hang. places with Fred G.. Allison
who has been III care of route for a
roupla Of years. fash has entirely re-
covered from the i'll health which
clusrI him To leave Walla Walla. j.
Vernon Walker has been reinstated as
carrier on route 6.
James Gillil3.,l. the Red. booze can
ruShcr. is again in his most familiar
abiding place the county Jail. He was
found by officer Wilcox helplessly full
on Main street just after noon.
Spe, ial baseball excursion Of IL
coaches will De run from PendletOr
sunday In order that the Sandwiches
s. may see the Walliper- Indian game
The train will start at 2 o'clock in thu
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S47.75
Notice TO Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received oy
the board of directors of school dis-
trict No. 5. at the office OF the Naiia
Walla Produce Company until Wed
nesday, May IS. at o'clock p. M, for
the erection and completion of a two
story addition to the L. H. Berne!
school.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the office of w. H. Meyer, archl-
tect. Each bid must be accompanied ny
a certified check in the sum Of 500.
The board RESERVES the right 70 re-
ject any or all bids.
BY order OF the board.
G. \. BECK. Clerk.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
TO EXPLODE OR NOT TO
EXPLODE IS A QUESTION

Whether Walla Walla will have a
Fourth of July celebration. or not, this
year will depend on the action of the
Commercial club at the next general
meeting. Thursday. May 9. The meet
ing will be held in the club rooms
probably from 2 to O'Clock p. M. and
all those interested whether club mem
bers or not are invited to be present
and express their opinion.
The Northwestern Auto Track asso-
citation has notified the club it has
leased the fair grounds for that ma
tional birthday. upon which day it will
hold q series of auto races.
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morning and start back from Walla
Walla at o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Fred Beller was successfully
operated upon at the Walla Walla
hospital this morning. Mrs Beller
lives on a farm near Milton.
Miss Zoe Clark Of this city under
went slight operation at the Waila
Walla hospital this morning
Mrs. J. Fanscher of this city was
taken to the Walla Walla hospital this
afternoon. She will be operated upon
tomorrow morning.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-05-02
PLAsTERED BULLET WOUND.
Careless Treatment by Physician Fol-
lowed by Death Of Patient.

PORTLAND, May 2.-Frank LOm-
bart. the 19-year-old son of eX-MarShal
Lombart of st. Paul, Oregon. died at
St. Vincents hospital from the effects
of a bullet wound, caused by the acct
dental charge of a 30 calibre rifle.
The gun stood between two bales of
hay on wagon on which young Lom-
bart was riding and was discharged
by piece of wire. which caught the
trigger as the boy dragged the weapon
toward him.
The bullet entered the left side,
passed through the abdomen, coming
out on the right side. The physician
who was summoned placed court plas-
tcrs over the wounds and had the boy
removed to the hOsDital in this city.