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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
FOUR DEATHS RESULT
FROM SNOW STORM
THAT RACES IN
NEW YORK

Acw York, Jan. -. New York
TO night is digging itself out Ola
foot of snow 81 lnnirnly divided
that whilc exposed and unfre
qlcnt,d spots lik" Concy Island
have been blown bare the the.
rouGhtarrs Of millions are left
piled high with drifts that impede
the progress OF man and beast,
an. ia IT," more opcn sections.
haIc tied up street ear and We.
hicular traffic.
Tomorrow mnrniug, il is be.
l!ov'd, sill find jmcll,ins like
uprna' conditions Restored.
Much Suffering has brr.! m:cas
lioncd, there has been til" usual
to'l Of deaths rNarted and monet
airy damage nI'isl nc rocliuned by
tens n' thousands Of dollars.
M"rriiHiiy, the SNOW was az
compani,d ly moderate temper.
atnrr and IN rs carly stages it
wa> welcomed By an homes, part
'"t the 1000 unemployed men in
tnc city All who Sougi', employ.
mon, from midnight found i,
readily and at good wd,.rs.
y nunDorof accident and four
fatalities were credited to the
Storm account, One man wa,
frozen Ia death near an East
IWrn'ythlrd street lodging
h0.l>". from which he had been
elected
! Grand street Merchant sue.
caiuhed ~ heart disease after
hatt'ing with IT," SHOW and wind.
In WoodlaWn cemetery u >recial
policeman died Nhilr digging a
p1,h L" 4 nrwlr Madc grave. \
Civil war veteran was aGotlicr
victim Of hear, disease eau ,p,l By
exposure.
-spr'nsheld Republican,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

John + R'tunr oil and highly.
i Il lined y"sitl mt ~ Sp:iNyrieldl
aird at lbs home .Ula P.erc,
>5tect Il. ".l., O'clock last night
from paralysis H. was II years
I'D. Mr. +. Reed had tern u resi-.
dement, q! this city f,r nearly
thirty years. fIc was a upper
smith by trade and wascm )loyed
in the Frisco ahol.s for number
Of years \ wife and four child
rem survive. ARRANGEMENTS Tor
the funeral We're not perfected
last night awaiting word from
relatives in Kansas City.
Springfield Republican,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

The Ed. is an agent for the:
Bellvi|le separator and the Jumbo
Engin, THE BEST that is made;
we know what we arc talking
about, we have been running
them now for four years, We.
will sell you one or both call and
see us, or write us.--NswtSthe
time to tuy: Come let us he!p
you to the worth of y our money.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
We have a Right to Investig ate.

i,nN haa , iNin. soul, that
lived ut'.r 4 a'i.. 'i'hn>c wcrr
the ,0iiS t',Tt ll!,n -IN md +
Nae .l;,r t!a. haA h,.n t"A'ah' !
ed >fu. liz: witness n Jesus.
Tri~ brings H. t1ri,, k""Nlcda" /
t'Iat there All cAiSt Il midilr
Wall net Wccn tho jew and the
Gentle heturc the first coming
nf Christ, who cam" to tarc
down THIS middle wall between
them, and make them both
twain in.hiln, somNking prarc.
The Gcnt,l" was created an
earthly people, the world was
81; in .thair heart, this il Why
Paul sad tn first man Adam
Wa- e the earth, earthly.
Tho second Adm the Lord
from heaven. Thrrr are the
lrany Who thilk that the lit had
rc!.r.nr" to Christ. This Is 4
w.'op. impression for it says IL
!Ai,r 3rd. chapter and las ,"":"
tina; Adar in IN" garden vas
! ia" Son Of ted pu! this - nJt
ali, after Paul had spoken as
above stHtcd For fear thr,"
would h. misronccp'inn, IN NE
years t. rolnc He spoke in hi"
luapnrr
lirAhr'' ,hlt So not iiI,' which iG
spil.,uu hu' ihn, whrh i nn'a:sl anh
a'..rwsr,! lint wh.,A !, -ri'iluai t. /;
y ~
This scripture says 10 E"N
that p.Ml had M references to
Christ, or else Christ vas I, t
always spiri,u For h" says
how bc j, that which was spirit.
iual va, nu, first Dut that which
" = u,Iur.l And 81, LnrpN tGnt
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
: OR EATIONs
AND
FORM ALTON
- -
"7:l:. than t: cns:::.va sll things whatsoever
.nave Commanded You" Nat! Z3~ZJ.
ton,mlcd from last N"c's.

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.,..,,.. .oa il,
,...n,..',,, ,,o.n. ...l.,, ,ri,,.
al rrocl mn..kin., ans, scour.
ipo, y., luoro,.cr q, bonds and
imprl,ou,ncn,. they were stoned
hey w,r. sawn asnndcr. were
,cmp,nd wcr, slain with IN,
sword ,,r;np destitute afflicted
Nu .Hrrr,in., dcli,.
nrnnra NJ tho hand of this b,a..,
,la, thry mi,,i,t un,aiu better
rraa,iou j,r,, jI,h II ~
f. 3nN
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l;.,,, ;,,,,, ,.,..,,, ,,n
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,, ,.,
-
,..:,. ,,,a,., - It
- , u ,
d!sptlf' ana all ior The i"E" they
Iiaa I"f jesus ANA tll"Sc
troubles an" h'lII''iohS az" the
beginning "i ,"fr"N>' luN' We
things Mat J"@'s warned his
people oi''nl' No"lia come from
w" 'ol 81 We Oregon '>"'
MAUI. -1"N 70 l"yf 'h"rk |" rh.l
anu "1''N' Il ca
: In thHN" scripture, NoU find
til" same warning, and the full
ii!lmrnt ut thcsr thing, ae then
we're coming to pass FROM IL,
, death ui Christ NJ to wh,r, ",
find his lotcd m", ahandariu,
lth"ir liappy homes H. the doa,
, Of winter, and ont, can b. com
. plc,,ly fulfilled Il HIS spcon,
PROSTITUTION,
WID,,(nr, -. .,r r,u, .,
c,,d.r b.t ~, .,,,,. .,,,,, ,
,hna. l,,i,,l..,,n.,,,r,,,i,.I',.....,
. lcys, vas ui,lg III b,r'nnjr, II
:, sorrows; tor h.ra y hao Tho ",
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

When rIcr ". VrrSGn' an y
lief, which any part ri tie "1d
of God, will ccadcn!n;.,hat b"'i"!
is wrong Wien eyer wc SAY
that. at IA" m"!nHnt IT, S"nl
iii e.. |, cvas,- to exist; Wilton
m1binp -o,!r .iluHrro"S, :uv
some part oi that marn, 10 live
on Then wc iind uGrScl'c> con
fronting portion OF Gods word
that reads ike this.
Aud when hc had opencd the fifth
seal. ! eaA unisr the altar he saudi
Of them that were lain fer lht word 4
Gud and iJt the ,e3iim9Ey WHOM III rS.
lell.
Ard 'hey cIish With loud rrjcn. ssS
IL. How l,ng q. Lord, hn,i avn ':ur
iosi 'hru not judge mud ur.ngG .Gf
h,ord on them .ha' .lwr'l nn the .a..h!
Az ~ni,, rorrs wbtra given un'u
every out e them ard it vas f9id ant
hem. Tia, ,hsy shGali rest yet t'T II
ii L. sra, N. uni'l 'hei: fr"ow t@gSih'.
| ~, and ,Arr brethren lhht ID ~
; k'i.td n ,hcy wttr. should b. iui!iltd
! Rev q g Ia IL
Here il the souls that was be.
headed for the witness Of Jesus
and they were under the Alter,
and whit" robes were given each
and every on" # them So TIE
reader cannot help but see lha'
if We was to advocate. such an
idea, that as SION aS the sou.
dioth il ceases to 10. Inol
from the above scripture y,
stand condemned. Bat we SAY
TO our readers that soul i,
le",Natura! ji'c> and Il ilvi"i
soul means eternal "!iip.'. The.
We are able = -ay tn Gun reader:
that these souls tina, J:!n saw
under the Alto. So. 'h., par
of man thT. lives after tie Alt
'ural man IS dead ana gone, $,
W. shall once more say I" on
readers. That the Gcrtll
; world. before the death Of Chris
1 was numbered wiz. tho bel>. u
! tine Garth AZ Solomon said !,
: this language.
:, ! ,aid IA niue ,car; concerning /,
80, { q! the SONS II men that ~,
might rian..cF, thea. ini ,ta' ihr
m'abl see that 'Ley 'lrm,s;ye. Al
- beasts. Ecele a..~.~
This places them in the at'i
' .ud" of the beast Nith0u, "a
- ratiuu Tor Il living soul =
Il And while they remained i
that condition, (which Wps IN,
h Christ camel n death tilr Wnr
T. no more, This is vii, Uali
Il slid Il was obvious at the Zoo
:. i>h when ! saw the prosp,rit
4. of I'll" wicked, for there we're n
:. hanus in their death" The
@ rca,rd 10 he This is why me
: get The IDEA tha. when the so,
dictu it ceases 10 h". THIS WA
: MT the Gas" With the I,ra"li,,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
For Sale

\ Fur Oycrcoat, /, fair londi.
ton, with 20 ID lining: Price s. :.
If sold vt once, wor,h several
times that mouey 10 teamsters.
or one compelled 10 be out IN the
Weather. Can y, s 49, ":sSi -
80 s., -, , 80: -. :"
Nora Woods y mi. S. If Hux::ins
z. O.on the Mountain Grove road.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

Buu ro:L TIA" fact, vs. can
/. adliy colnpi9 h"ud 'hr' II wa
no wonder, thai the unexpected
sound nf thl+ mighty army
struck terror 10 The hearts "l
,hosr pcrs"cal"d christians Of
the Valleys, And 80 "c hhd'
that when thnSc twenty day had
expired, :i.,y then found tina
their time WIS lost in begging
and pleading in tones OF pits, 10
the pope for mercy,
I'ol mercy could not com'
FROM one that hai no mercy.
Heur, instead OF mercy IT th'
end Of twenty days, the yoIr"
came again 70 them, Nhc mass,
bani.hm"n, rr dcatS;) and even
III bahlShinch', lIt' li't'S ui"''
follow lh"lh wherever '''H ~
Hence, tn 's'@l" ui'~ "'''"'H
thing mat was '"'""" " Wv
christian SOUL WON" "' '''''''
nnpoSS'pl" f"' 1T wa" '''''
ht'tl| an w" va '""'' '''
was Nh"'t ''' ''h''"' u ''''
h''N' :" 'rp'''ta''\' 'N''f'
'.''. ~. \''' ~ '"' ''''"' tt
man ''''N ""o'H ne '',''"' Wv
w" pope W'S l'|'''' W Wv" y
(liiS present 'Iii'r, nv u" Wv
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cause ne ms '''' ''' p'S' i''''''''
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
Death Of a Pioneer

JOHN +. NEED pASSE,, AWAY At
tli HONE At me All. OF III
WARS
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

of her bleating lamb: the wolf !
tihc apostatc churcll:l which had |
armed i's"il with rowcr. that mol
church on "arth was ever ml;h |
0rized 'o Weld by The Almighty |
God or His Christ. And whi!.'
lla'o'anl slaughter through this
rp"st!," ciIarch, r",gncd in ,it"l
valleys among those tiEt had
stayed behind, and hi.otry and
superstition and pric,tlsm was
appoasing their appetite and
'hlr"l ny til" pre- ious blood OF
'h"lt vir'om.: and vas dividing
'G' SpolI>; tie gatherings Of those
WhJ had taken '!igh' over ,llr ice
c,ad Mountains, Was beyond CON.
.roh2ns;on. and to terrible for
language lo express. l.ut the
aaule spirit that gloricd in tie
cross, and that rangled in the
bosom Of those that were facing
death IN tho Valleys, brightly
gloW"d in the hearts Of those
who met It in the natural storm
jHnd tempest OF mid winter upon
the mountains, And with a last
hook upon the homes that were
i once so bright and cheerful, now
!ay in ruin ana ,lns; from this
last sight, th"y could readily
! judge the tate o! those loved ones
left behind,
Frrv2nt was the cry from the
heart, Of those shel,crlrss peo.
I,lc, whom their eyes would sec
bS day the smoke of their burn.
Ing homes, or tightening the
heaven, by night with their
blazing fires; iForvcnt We say
WaS til" cry, Not for vtnycnce
bd' ~" mercy; for they were no,
81 taught oy their Rcdoem"r t,
av'nIr tb"H' wrongs upon then
rnrui"S; but their prayer va,
"hrw hong, O. Lord holy Just anC
true wilt thoU not pity thy ailiict
ed people and spare them. Ant
bridE 'O repentance the enemy
ii Christ; and with such Il zoa
i"r him who il IA" eiyor nf ii
| 'ppod, and with such determine
tons of obeying his Command,
d aud with that Holy Spiri, II
Their bu,ot, rs thgir comforter
II maDv 81 th'>n W, buried upo'
tlw Alp.n" monnta'ns, frcH
=, fatigue starvation, and colo
, vhl.e the others made safe thcl
T. retreat to The valleys beyond; >
t. tla' hy thr sprinhling Of Tia
- blood oI Iiu>' martyrs. and til
persecution Of the christians b
~ driving them from place TO plac,
I'd 'hat the glorious CROSS Of til
Il. cIuciIiol one might appear in
e new wonder.
y For, if III" a0ostate churc
~ would have known that the yrr
" blood vt those that they cdlC
hrrc,ics, whose lives they we!
~ ''aS'''G upon would become
D." "'a'N H'F""' 10 'A'' great p"'
ne 80 or wrn'd bc tie cause for II
y, iUI'il'mcn' Of u portion oC John
J. '"'''h "a ''' ""''t 'ha' r'a'
Wv ~
.,.
49,. 49,, "
49,, n ~ y"
~, IL. l..,i ,.', ,,,.. ..,.....
I'd the ,rrc seed Of faiti, from I,
IT. usnlcm unto the ends Of th, oar
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

Lack Of conscience il the
principal adjunct 10 the success,
tul craftsmanship Of lot air, or,
ethereal blue realms.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

I'VE eau I believe TINT il is the
fault of every old maid that she
has failed ~ land 4 husband"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
Rer. D. y. aarrsu. Editor.

Frofossionai cards T5c.. Ii month
Loc1ls per line. Isl iusrrslon Oh
subsequent Insertions. O2
LOe6| advertisements awU De ION
Nskei 9,M nr0t,fl mt
~ .Sn<tfi!c contracts MAD. on !ayser
adds
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

The hpl'ociacr Of o mule and
the wiichcry Of a woman are
two things that cauno' hs guard.
ed against. -
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

Ed Csts'ET rI.'G tell wba, the dif-
ference ARE between the Holy Cny tho
New Jeruslsu. Spoken If in Bpy.
2l-2l and the "Grca, CITY the iloi.
Jerusalem Rov, 2i.-lp.
posh'u Keys
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
Question n, ID

Ed. Phrase inform Us the real mean
ing OF the Scripture recording In Luke
tho 3-l--l5)
Ltona Simons
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30

Italy has more ccN"ir.a pr"
capital than any more COUNTY,"
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
Scrap Pile.

-. 1850.
Along with spring fever We
are beginning 70 dread bcat,og
rorrti.
- The electric post i, tchrtrpi
in l'1ly,
About on seventh oi Tie IF =
Of Ireland il hoy.
The vocabulary u! he a;cr
age per, on IL 700 words g"
Paris has seven Zee ,apn i.
houses I"r poor mothers
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-01-30
PAGE or INQUIRY

Queg'iOn. No ~
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13

promises big crop. Should the
weather continue favorable until the
harvest in June, we may even be fav-
ored with bumper crop of winter
wheat. Nothing will do more toward
pulling the country out Of the Slough
Of Despond" than good harvest.
There are prospects of a better export
demand for both wheat and cotton,
which, in connection with recent for
eign purchases of securities, will tend
to retard gold exports, although a re-
sumption of the latter may be antici-
pated at no distant date.
We repeat our advice of caution in
stock market operations; for, while
prices may go higher, there is danger
of setback, Swing to realizations, es-
pecially in case of withdrawal Of
present artificial support.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13
ORGANIZE LIVE
DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE
BUSINESS MEN TO
TAKE UP MATTER OF WALLA
WALLA'S EXHIBIT AT A.-Y.-P.

Primarily to arrange for an ex-
hibit at the A.-Y.-P. exposition, but in
cidentally to promote the interests CT
Walla Walla county, meeting was
held yesterday of the Commercial
bodies of the county in the Commercial
club rooms.
While only a temporary Organiza-
ton was effected it will soon be made
permanent, membership being held by
five delegates from this city, two from
Waitsburg and one from each town
having pOstOtfice.
A committee of three was appointed
to look into the matter of an exhibit
for Walla Walla county at the EXPOSE
ton and they will visit to Seattle and
look tn" grounds over. An effort will be
made to secure a separate building for
this county and $4,000 will be expend-
ed in the work.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13
SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE
MAKES 4 GREAT |
PARK BENEFIT AT THE keus
GRAND PlEASES A LARGE
AUDIENCE.

Far better than its most a.ie
supporters could have wished was NJ
society vaudeville at the Keylor Graz,
last night. Before a packed house d
amateurs gave show we'll worthy
many a professional company.
Moon Dear" by Miss Mathoit
the opening number and it was I'D
one. People are wandering yet via
the couple in the moon were. TIN
Teeth of the Gift Horse" was ce.tat, \
a clever bit of work Mrs. Balders,mI
in the leading role was good as W.
also Mr.. Hoben as her husband. Ms
Winans as Anne Fisher" was simr
great, her every word and action b.
ing just what it should be. MI
Sutherland as "Devlin Blake" was ed
ceptionally good and his work wa|
just about the cleverest of the caSl
Mrs. Smedberk as the old aunt wa
also clever. and so was Miss McKeal
as the maid. In fact the whole Ca5
was up to srY-, and all that could d
desired.
The Peter Pan Wand drill, of Aish
school girls trained by Mr.. Glow. W,
among the best things of the eve9rs
1t reflected great credit on the train
er, who has the girs up to a stan4ar
reached by few professionals.
A bridge whist monologue by Cax
Smedberg took well. The doubl
sextette from Tabasco Land was com
posed of six pretty young women an
as many very handsome young me-
who carried the song and drill nico'..
The burlesque on this chorus prove
laughable.
The japanese Tea Garden song b
Mrs. Tallman was all that could be de-
sired and her singing was up to il
usual high standard. Spring Mil'inery
by Mrs. Hockett. and Illustration b!
Messrs. Hedge, Hoswell, Mexican IN
Kaufman. was an extremely ludicrO,
and laughable monologue farce. Nr
Hockett was very clever in the talh
ing part and made a decided hit. Ba
ton swinging by Mr.. Hartman was eS
tremely fast and ne showed a master
of twirling the stick that was almo
perfect. A male quartet composed
Messrs. Reese. Brainard, Turner ar
Stirling was particularly good. tt
High Board Fence" by six young ID
dies proved not quite as exciting {
was thought at first from indication
over the fence, but it was dainty an
pretty, and won hearty applause.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13
ROADS TO FIGHT
FOR RIVER TRAFFIC
NORTHERN PACIFIC PREPARING
TO PUT LINE OF STEAMERS
ON SNAKE.

LEWISTON, May 13-The Tribune
says: Within a short time the Nort:,
ern Pacific will have a boat in ser2i.,e
on the Snake river and will enter into
competition with the 0. r. & n bo,:,
for traffic originating on he river.
The boat is now on the Columbia mi
the crew is being assembled thee to
bring the craft to Lewiston imme d.
ate!y. The purpose to take a1vant
age of the present good stage IF water
in covering the stretch of the river
between Pasco and RipGria and the
boat should arrive here wi hin the
next ten days. The steamer to be
brought here is about the size Of the
Lewiston, but has two ieet more wheel
and is said TO be especially well-ad
apted for service in the waters Of the
upper Snake river.
This interesting information reach
ed the city yesterday and with the
development came the EeWs that the
action of the Northern Pacific is the
result of an agreement made with the
o. r. & n. and which becomes effect
i've on June 1. The advices are 70
the effect hat with the placing of the
| lewiston Riparia line in service by
the o. r. & N within a few days, g.
old agreement between the roads
, which forbade the Northern Pacific
from interfering with the business be-
low Or above Lewiston along the Snake
! river becomes void and this allows
the Northern Pacific the privilege &C
putting on a boat service.
Operate From Lewiston.
crate out of Lewiston direct. deliver
ing freight here for transfer to the
thern Pacific trains, but so soon
as the Riparia- Pasco section of the
Northern Pacific road is completed
and which will connect with the Lew
iston-Riparia joint road, the n. p.
can utilize the latter line on the same
basis as the O. r. & n.
1t has been realized for some time
that is was the plan of the Northern
Pacific to put a boat in service on
the Snake river but the view had gov
erned that this step would not be ia
ken until the joint roads We're entirely
completed and were turned over for
| joint operation. The news also comes
| that the two roads have agreed upon
the details of the organization of the
holding company which will handle
the joint roads.
The river captain who is to bring
the N. P. boat here was in Lewiston
a few days ago and made the trip
down the river to inspect the stream.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13

For choice of $50 straw hats, pur-
chase which we nave been fortunate
in getting for fraction of their worth
SO doz. in the lot, all new and bright,
suitable for men, women, misses boys
and children-on sale all the time
Basement-15c, regular worth 25c to
50 cents.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13
Drawn Work, Centerpi eces and Sea

Walla Wala's Greatest Store with it's e.
these. The character of the designs and the gu
per cent higher. Each line comprises varied
22-lnch square Centerpieces, handsome patterns
4-lnch long scarf for Stands and Dressers Fac
56-lnch square Lunch Cloths, many designs Eat
54x72-inch long Scarfs, very special values. Fac
A large assortment of Damask Doilies. in
plate Doilies.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13
GOOD CROP PROSPECTS
STILL CONTINUE
BUMPER HARVEST WILL PULL
FINANCIAL INTERESTS OUT OF
SLOUGH OF DEsPOND."

NEW YORK, May 13.-Henry CleWs'
financial letter this week says:
THE most encouraging feature in any
quarter is the crop outlook. Thus far
the crops have made an early and sat
isfactory start, much better than
year ago. The acreage Of cotton prom
ises to be as large, if not larger, than
last year. Winter wheat is in fine condi-
ii ,n and in view of the larger acreage
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13
LOCAL COMPANY PAYS SIS
PER CENT DIVIDEND
North~ estern Mutual Fire Associations
PoIicyhoiders' Profits Exceed Half
Million In Seven Years.

The Northwestern Mutual Fire AS
sociaticn of Seattle, has just in
creased its dividend to policy holders
to 55 per cent on its annual payment
dwelling and farm policies, thus reduc-
ing the cost of insurance to AZ per
cent Of board rates. The company now
has over twenty thousand policy hold
ers. and during the past seven years
has made them a profit Of over 100000
as compared to the rates Of board COM
panie.. 1t has also accumulated G
larger cash surplus in proportion to
insurance outstanding than the COM
bined surplus of all stock companies
reporting to New York. While it's poll
cy holders are receiving a profit Of So
per cert on the dwelling and farm in
surance they assume no liability beyond
the payment of their premium. The
seven years record made by this COM
panv solves the problem Of reliable in
surance at a minimum cost. Over 80
per cent of all it's business is outside
the confagration districts Of cities and
towns.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13

Rev. James Clement Reid will lead
The prayer meeting at the First Presby-
terrain church tonight. His subject will
be THE Mission of the Spirit" and the
scripture lesson will be taken from
john Is, tbs.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13
SEED POTATOES.

Choice Early Everett, at S1.25 per
100: won first prize at Walla Walh
air. A. n. BODwELL. Phone SH.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13
WOmen'S Union
Suits
SPECIAL IS CENTS.

They were purchased very low
and priced very low. They are
one of the best garments this
section has ever offered at this
price-made of fine white cotton,
with low neck, sleeves and in
knee length-65c.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-05-13

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