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Other vegetables quoted We quote POTATOES M Sots
Carolina new White Vii s. 5ca red; s. 50
g SO SS E0rS do s1snern mhs new &
sst RfE 7sC 81
AEETs seatasrn psr 1oo .ssi
81 :sss ss go Bsl
5 se ds 5 ss4 so g se do DO
peT peTs ss0ls1 s sfE sc sFats
81 81 DC DO ps sne s.s s
s75 do sa.l So de hothSa.e Ns srs
ADH so Dc ss e g. 10
s sts2by bsr Db BfAs s DO Dbl
5ss lima gEASs Fle,da crate s. 7oS do
sBsfa ReE sG MINT PER
ONIONS Tssss whiae per crate sr 90 AZ
DO tS" 81 sI2
ssF :5aSs s Iss1i
Southern carrier 81 50 s. so PEPfERs Flosas hss.
% N1r,sP a2 &c @ de ose
DO bgshel basket PARSLEY zSsa Ssw 3G 5o
RADIsHEs. nearby, Per 100 bunchss 90 o97de RHu INc
sARRs soIS he snhs an psr r
as2 IS; green. s1es1 5o do Lake City. green per
s. 5 81 sc South
basket S soc s. 2 do @ PSI 5oc Do Ss wa. a? @
DO se1 So 81 s pr bS c
6s1 So do per box so a 75c do yellow crookneck per
Ss crate 20 Ps Ss 81 Do oths
Rutabaga bb bag 81 2sasI 50; do whtte per per
si55isf sfasf25 = q . 90 "A'AN'NAS'' per ''' ~
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

western winter steady Is 5sd No California firm
7s 7I1d on quays rs s12d store; futures STEADY
Nav nominal: July Is 7sd; September, rs Bad. De
cember Is 2ld CoRN--spot new American. ,oll kiln
dried frn rs 1ai: American mixed steady, rs 1oI2d;
futuree quiet; MAY. IS 1od PI1As-Canadisn steady:
IS Sd FIOTR-Winter patents steady. S3s 90 iOIS
In London pacific COAST steady fl I5sGf2 los BEEF
Extra India mess hrm, 1o3s Cd PoRk-Prinle mess IS
Western frnl lbs Cd HAMS-Short cut. IA to III d.
frm ass BACON-Cumberland cut 26 to go n, steady.
light 2s to quiet AS long clear middles heavy
AZ to 40 ~ steady Sd short clear backs 16 to 20
N steady 3ps clear bellies Ii TO Is n, quiet, Ais
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II to Is 10 firm 3os. LARD
prime western in terces steady AIS ed: American
fned in pals firm. AIS ad. BUTTER-Good United
states dull sOsTS5s CHEESE-Canadian finest white.
old steady 62s; Canadian finest colored old steady
63s Sd TALLOW-Prne city: easy. 25s TCRPkNTlNE
-Sniri+s steady 34s 3D. ROSIN-Common steady Sc Cd
PETRoIF.t M-Rehned quiet. sad. LINSEED OIL
Steady. 23s
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CoTT0S-There renewal of bullish ZEN n.
ossys late and prices closed rirIn at
pe advance Of ITd29 points. Sales for the Gay were
estimated 500 009e bales. The advance Was -,
re5 by active covering and il seemed that larse az
s-e- interests who. winding up successlu oulI
csu71sir- last week 2are supposed 10 have taken q
Cv5este rroft on 4e sice of the market were
sss5r sIr2o-ng prices advising purchases OF &C
-of- SPOT people credited with buying July ana
-ba advance was leo by that option. wilich aIteI
sa1riur Al 46c call. advanced TO Ss2 reachlne
--s Fr-e n the minutes while October SOLO
81 - or e2GSe points higher. The close was al
-s~-i-7z The bes point OF the cay The market nae
oreued barely steady decline Of 3Gs points - re re
lower cahe weather map Whlch was
ss--ah. as 70 conditions during the last twenty tyfour
fr-s far deraand developed tight at the inltlal 1e
ri-e rrva7ar being attributed the covering OF NaI
street and New sellers Of the previous cay ailo
+e there regularity during the Inlooie ses
fo me market showed generally advancing tenoen
Possibly reports Fall River that some OF ls
-here 7yere planning on full time next Sonaay
tsd some influence have been mat tne ne"
60 vas affected extent by private predictions
weather week although
<r @oscssr was not unfarorahe conditions IheTe
vere r.rnors cold rains in Oklahoma and sot ao-
with Southern markets nrl
CbeTred 10 -1sc higher. A6vices from the drygooos
SS-i-+ generally more and Fail River
Ara-s-iyes have voted accept the reduced wages
The range prices In the local market 1ouaE
as follows
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July ..........l55o 1377 l3S7 1872 1s62

September ....--ls 81 1902 13e5 1897 1887
spot ss sss1s uo.d Of at "a
sns m from fro 5oca @ oPPER was @'a
shade e. ewer IN the English market with spot quoted at
ss sgast Lake quoted at ~ ss,ss slsetraysis At
at at ' - me dsoaed Sa
on the being dull 455a4.eoc. The English
cai Rs sh reoed stsady with 0
;ro Northern quoted at Sless1s The market for pig
considerably higher but Without transactions Regular
ss sossi: June 81 sSssls jaiy
august SlbgS15 5 September. SIS 1oas15 10; October
Sc 2ossl5 Is. and November and December. SIS 259
as ss. ss ASD as aa @
5 9 and ASS
sSnmon lSaisc fair Is922S soSd a2ss; PRIME,
Common. I5alss 15asoc: good 1920; prime zig
oil sold of a1Sqs hst TO-
Ing quiet and ensrey 6es saies 900 July at
Az and 80 September Al 4ss.c Linseed oil was un-
sSffS
sToc: bulk 4asc: rshned cases New York ioeoe:
at aS5. ss
iSsSc coTToSsEED oIL"frime crude nominal: nominal
ane RT%e yeGy July sR2 I esc anas MaS Az 4ss
september. 4s,s 4ec; October 44@ 44l4c of summer
SOC G'f prime i'm s1 Winter ysIiow
Sc Is sao scus @ raw 1oa
firm ell day a better cash demand light receipts
and higher live hogs. Only 14000 hogs were received
at Chicago and 10000 expected Friday. Kan
10000 PORK-Firm Quoted: Mess, s14 5oGs15 25;
steady oGofed: Ness sis scasis: family. sis 50
BEEF HAMs-steady. Quoted: s2e q s2s. DRESSED
HOGS-Steady- Quoted: Bacons 71ec: $50 10, 7ssc;
ne r 40 BELLE. M pigs Qss,sS Smof5s T
hams s quiet 10 Il sc 81 II s@f L ~ &c R!ea ty
5i4c: country, 5a5izc. LARD-Firm. Quoted: Middle
western $40 s55c: City lard steady. Quoted: So
SIS Refined lard nrm- Quoted: South America.
firm. Quoted: ~ a s5Z c. STEARINE-Steady Quoted
Oleo. llc city lard stearine. 10c
, RICE-The local market for rice steady with
the primary markets firm and all points showing a
fairly good amount Of activity Quotations follow
Screenings 3t &c; ordinary AZ 4sc; fair. 4a4
Sc good ordinary 5I4 G53sc: prime 513 @5%c: choice
6d6lze Patna, foreign, 57s q6&c; Rangoon and Bas-
SUGAR-The market sugar steady.
hut quiet and unchanged The following list prices
subject 70 rebate of 10 points and discount Of
Eagle tablets. 7s0c: loaf $500: crushed. 620c:
mould A SEC cubes Eagle 5-lb bags powdered and
Eagle confectioners' granuated, 5.T5c: xxx pow
dered Soc: powdered. powdered and fruit
powdered Eagle coarse and extra fine granuIated
56Oc: Eagle 2-lb of fine granulated. 5 roc:
2-lb bags DO. $500: 81 b bags do. 575c: 5lb bags
do bIoc 1o-lb bags do 565c; % and so lb bags do.
h55c; Eagle fine standard granulated and diamond
a. zoe: confectoners' A 53Oc: 5.3oc .
and +. 525c; No !. 520c: No 3. 5.15c: No 510c No
4. 505c: No s. &c: No .. 1850; No 10 4S5c; NJ II.
4e5c The London market sugar steady
and unchanged, with May quoted lis Ok
London cabed the worlds visible supply $3.50 600
tons. The local market for sugar was quiet and
follows: Centrifugal test 424c: ruscovado,
50 test, sac. and molasses sugar. SO test 3.49c.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May II, 190S
BEEyES-Receipts 81 1872 head, in
Guiding 96 direct slaughterers and 1 for the
market trading to-day. feeling steady. Dressed
beef continued unchanged 912 lie lb No
later cable advfces from Liverpool London EI-
ports from port to-day IS cattle so sheep
and 5000 quarters of beef; none tomorrow
CALNES-Receipts were ATS head. including 2s2 for
butchers and 1S6 for the rket. making. with the
stale stock. go on sale There was no trading at at
q fraction higher 81 calves unsoId Common to choice
a S46S6 75 100 Id. Dressed calves
steady. city dressed veals selling at S41012c per ID;
Saies0S Judd & GO: "a veas 14f III average at
ST I5 per 100 lb; do 123 ID, s6 %; IL do, eo
III, at 81.
S Sanders: ss veas. 122 lb at s5 75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts Is cars. or
including 1872 direct to local saught-
y for the market The feeling was STEADY
Buffalo lambs sold So 100 lh; ordinary KENTUCKY
a 81 % Dressed mutton slow at Sp
few sales at lie. Dressed lambs at
l3c: dressed spring lambs at 150 16c per
S56ST carcass; country dressed do at S3
GS6 30 per carcass 49, r-.-,-
Sales-Kerns Commission Company: f54 Kentucky
spring lambs % III average. 81 25 per 100 III.
s. Judd Co: 211 Buffalo lambs. 81 h.. at Sb
HOGS-Receipts were u cars. or 2816 head includ-
a head for the market. Feeling STEADY.
Prime state hogs sold at Sc % per 100 10 - -.
Sales-S. Sanders: state hogs. 153 10 average, AT
Sc 10 100 lb.
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EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York May p. 1908
poFTFE-The coffee market quiet TO- DAY, with
.,c-1a0rs irregular. IL looked though genera
b1sness being restricted 10 some extent by uncer
Of the proposed government
go The market closed steady. UNCHANGED TO D
--rrs lower. opening decline OF . points
81 during middle session the market ruled abou!
points rallied slightly soNaro
~ ci9s on moderate in the absence OF i'm
a deal Of discussion
OF government coffee at auction
- lie considerable CONFUSION regarols
shl L,1s .fTee ~ fbe sales on prices The initial
sympathy with lower Frefch cables WnlC'
- showing decline Of ! franc rallied sllghtly
Of = The Hamburg market
r.s ret = pig L pig lower Nejsher OF the Bra
in prices. and receipts
- Tzis7 points about in line with recent hgures
10o0 bags, against 5ioo bags as
- s75 10 600 gears Jundiahy receipts We're
aH5a ra-s against last year and LOW Two
,s-s sro The market spot coffee was bareiy seadf
- o-7-a-ions on the basis Of 6asc for Rio No 4.
-e ~ance of prices in the local market 10
r-as e follows:
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STORAGE NOTICE.

McKENNA'S EXPRESS. ia 9Th ave, for
n1erly NJ. J. Donnelly' 's.-Trunks. chif-
will be sold for unpaid storage. Reagen,
Fox. Higgins. Grant. Kilcullen. Reardon.
Ford. Parker. Foley. Kennels. Redstone'
Eyeretts Mott Nolan, Johnston. CoohliR.
Rice McGowen Cramer. Felthouse.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS.-S1O0 monthly. expenses paid,
men and women taking portrait orders,
country towns, United States. Canada.
Europe; independent workers paid 5oc TO
500 an order: experience unnecessary, all
nationalities employed Write Stevenson s.
21S 5th St, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
ONCE. No. 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and sTth SITS. until o'clock p. m. Ad-
Vsrtisements received at the following
branch ofrces at regular ONCE rates until
s o'clock .. m. viz; 2s4 sth ave. .. E.
cor. 23d St: 1873 eth ave-. cor. 18th St; 81
7th and sth aves 2s8 west i25th St: 1895
81 ave. between 18th and TTth ats: 1928
Sd ave. near alst st; 11os ist ave. near
seth St: 1877 East I25th st: T6s fremont
ave $50 "a ave. and any American Dis
trict Telegraph omcA
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
BOWLING SUPPLIES.
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURER of billiard and pool ta-
bIes: high grade bowling alley builders;
loves. prices Marx Bros. q Union Square.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subsc, options Tor
Tbe Tribune received at th1dr Uptown
Oric. No 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and 37th SITS. until o'clock p m: Ad-
vertisements received the following
branch offices AT regular office rates until
3 O'clock D. m. viz: 2e4 sth ave. s. e
cor 2Sd st: 153 9Th ave. cor. IL St; W
7th and sth aves: 263 West 125th St: 1888
Sd ave. between 10Th and nth SIS l626
3d ave near S1st st: HOS lst an near
soth st: 15T Eas. 125th st: 1856 .7-remont
ave: $50 Sd ave-. and any American plr
.-frt TeIeerapr oNFce
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
E emAla

IAT~NDRESs First class Finnish woman
can do shirts. collars also plain lau1-
dress best reference Jussila Bureau. $50
Lexington ave
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Toledo. MAY 21.-CLovERsEBD-october. s. ss: De
cember, 81 4T3E
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WORK WANTED.
Aala

AalA
ROOKKEEPER OF ability desires the care
of small sets Of books for merchants. IS
tstes professional men or others not re-
ouirinx the continual services of an &C
countant; absolute correctness guaranteed ,
terms moderate. Ledger, Box IA. Tribune
Cffice.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and sn descriptions for
q The Tribune received at their Uptown
orie-. No. 1864 Broadway. between S6tn
-srtIs.msnts received at ne following
Branch officss az regular ono rates until
s o'clock D. m. viz: 26s 50 ave
Tast l4th St 23I West 42d 81. cet~ssn
I'm ard sth sves 2sS wes, Il Sth ST i53s
a. ave near sIst az fTos ist ave near
ssth 81, 15T East t25th ST.. n fremont
ave $50 81 ave and any Ana SieAa Ils-
trict TelegrArh ence-
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

BEAUTIFUL three large room suite: suit
able bachelors or family. Apartment ls'
Manhanset 63 East 5Qth ST.
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COOK.-ExceIIsnt Swedish girl. hrst-ciass
in all respects; can take tui cnarse
with or without kitchennaid; best or
r.conns ndations. wages. $40 Osteroerg
Bureau 7I6 Lexington ave Tel pOO
Plaza
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3 UNIVERSITY PLACE.
opposite Washington Square: large ana
small rooms; elegantly furnished: gentle
men: references.
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THREE or four desirable rooms. with
board: home cooking and SURROUNDINGS;
frequent trains; references exchanged Cali
or address 81 South 11th st. Rosev1lle'
n. J.
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PORTER or handy man. American ~
good habits. willing worker. good dfspo-
sition; anxious for steady Job. any kind
references Childers 124 West Goth st.
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STENOGRAPHEk.-Offi assistant 90
six months experience. pat and oois-
ing: moderate salary; references Agnes
q Olsen 81 sullivan ST, Brooklyn. N Y
STENOGRAPHER- - Capable beginner:
with advancement. Miss Mlarklin. 1888
Old Broadway.
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strong hearty and vigorous one must

strong, hearty and vigorous one must
have good clean blood and lots of it.
You can't clean the blood thoroughly
unless he kidneys are made active.
Bad blood means clogged inactive
kidneys and liver which causes, too,
such symptoms as backache, nervous
ness, bladder and urinary difficulties
and other sympathetic troubles.
Here is simple home remedy and
the recipe for making it up is as fol-
lows:
Fluid Extract Dandelion one-half
ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce,
Compound Syrup Sarsa parilla three
ounces. Shake well in a bottle and
take in teaspoonful doses after each
meal and again at bedtime. The ingre-
dents can be obtained at any good
prescription pharmacy at small cost.
Here the readers of this paper have
a simple yet powerful and effective
remedy for all forms of blood, kidney
and bladder diseases which should re-
lieve rheumatism and catarrhal affec-
tons and replace that weak, WORKOUT
Indifferent feeling with strength, vigor
and health.
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Wilbur Methodist Episcopal.

Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Prof. E. j.
Klemme, superintendent. A well
equipped school and doing excellent
work At Ii a. m. Mrs. J. D. MacLean
of Spokane, will deliver an address on
missionary work This service will be
under the auspices of the Standard
Bearers of this church. At the close a
baptismal service will be held. Class
meeting, 1915 p. M, w. S. Barnett,
leader Junior League, 800 p. m, Ep-
worth League, $50, and evangelistic
service, 1880 p. m. The revival spirit
continues in this church. The two
prayer meetings, Tuesday and Thurs
day evenings of each week are very
largely attended Good music under
the direction OF Miss Edith Lee. A cor
dial invitation to all services. Church
is located corner of Howard and New
ell streets; Robt. Warner, pastor;
residence, 541 Newell street.
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WEATHER dope"
FOR FEBRUARY
10 ERVER NEW M AN ISSUES
DATA COVERING PERIOD
OF % YEARS.

Observer NewmaN today issued data
for the month of February covering a
period of % years. The observer re-
marks that the data must not be con-
strued as a forecast of weather condi-
tons for this month but is issued
merely to show what has occurred in
the weather line for the past % years
as recorded at the Walla Walla weather
office
February. according to the records
has mean temperature Of 81 degrees.
The warmest temperature for the
month was 46 degrees recorded in 1888
and the coolest month was that Of
1887 when the mercury lowered around
the 90 degree mark during most of the
% days.
The highest temperature recorded
during the month was 50 degrees on
the IS. in 1901, and the coolest day on
record was Is degrees below zero on
February 1, 1898.
The average precipitation for the
month is 1.60 inches and the average
number of days with a rainfall of OF
of an inch or more is II. The greatest
precipitation recorded in February.
during the past p years, was 2.97
inches in the year. 1904. The least was
IL of an inch in 1908. The greatest
amount of precipitation on record in
any "a consecutive hours was on Feb
ruary and 8, in 1899, when 1.26 inches
was recorded. The record for snowfall
was made on February in 1899, when
10 inches covered the. ground at Walla
Walla
On an average there are but six
clear days during the month, IA being
partly cloudy and eight what the OBJ
server calls cloudy. The prevailing
winds have been from the south, with
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Surprise on Miss Minion.

delightful surprise party was CIV
en- Miss Roberta Minion at her home
in Greens Park addition, Friday even
ing Games and guessing contests
formed the principal amusements.
Prizes were won by Miss Beulah Nc
Grew and Mr.. George Livengood. At
a late hour the guests retired to the
tastefully decorated dining room where
refreshments were served
Those present were the Misses JOY
and Beulah McGreW, Merle Ferguson,
Leola Schenck, Florence Reeder, FL
ma and Gladys Rinehart. Elizabeth
Ewing, Maude Carr, Florence HalvOr,
Rose Hug, Mrs. Niemeyer, Marion
Minion and Roberta Minion and the
Messrs. Ralph Maxson, John Fritz,
Fred Kirk, George Livengood, Prof.
Dunlap, Prof. Deason ana herman
Wierk
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; CITY NEWS IN BRIEF q
, 9

Lizzie Walton, who was arrested
Thursday night charged with incorri-
gibility, will be given a hearing before
Judge Brents of the superior court
Monday morning. Meanwhile she is
occupying a cell in the county Jail.
The body of Mrs Woods, who died
in Dayton yesterday, was brought TO
the Cookery undertaking chapel this
afternoon, from which place the funer-
al will be held tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interment will be in the
Masonic cemetery.
H. w. Mangold of Spokane, will
speak on the subject, ''The Working
mans right to enjoy life, liberty and
pursuit of happiness" at a meeting of
the socialists to be held in Manner
Choir hall this evening at o'clock.
Queen Bess is to be presented with
a beautiful diamond ring this evening
on her last appearance at the Fra
ternal carnival. Laboring men of the
city are expected to be out in force,
as the evening has been set aside for
them. Tomorrow evening will be char
acterized by a public wedding of a
young couple from Freewater.
Estacoli Monawka, an Indian, was
picked up by the police last night on
the charge of carrying the banner
He explained to the officers that ne
was out of money, and that he could
not sleep in the streets. whereupon he
was given lodgings in the HaviIand
until this morning. when he wendell his
way toward Pendleton
Officers and members of the OIivet
Congregational church held the regu-
lar annual business meeting i'm the
class rooms of the Y. NJ ca A. yester-
day evening. Reports of officers AMI
committees were read by the chairman.
showing the excellent work done dur
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TRY THIS FOR
IMPURE BLOOD
INEXPENSIVE MIXTURE WHICH
ANYONE CAN PREPARE AT
HOME, CAN'T BE BEAT.
Relieved Blood Disorders by Restoring
Proper Action of the Kidneys
and Cures Many.

All medical authorities are agreed
that the blood is the great source Of
disease or Of health in the human sys-
lem, If the blood is pure, the individ-
ual is strong and healthy. if the blood
IS impure or diseased then there is
Sickness or decay in the whole system.
rheumatism is strictly a blood dis
ease. Il is caused by excessive uric
acid. Sores, pipmples. etc. mean bad
blood. Catarrhal affections must be
Ueded through the blood to get per-
lna1ent results. To get Well to fee
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; WHERE TO WORSHIP :
First Presbyterian Church.

First and Birch streets, James
Clement Reid minister. Regular
preaching service at II a. m. Special
song service at 1870 p. m. Sabbath
school, 9:45; Junior Endeavor, 3 p. m.
Senior Endeavor, 80 p. m. Midweek
meeting, Wednesday evening, 1870;
subject, 1.-The Beginning of the Minis
try of Jesus" John, Liz to 2:11. All
strangers and visitors will be given a
hearty welcome at all of these services.
Professor Archibald Charles Jackson
will be in charge of choir morning and
evening. Soloists at song service, Mrs.
Cannon, Miss Mathiot and Mr.. jack
son.
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First Baptist Church.

Colville and Rose streets, Rev. Fred
erick K. Fowler, pastor; residence, 100
E. Rose street. Sunday school at 9:45
a m. B. Y. P. u. $50. Mission Sunday
school on North Ninth street, Mrs.
Fannie Burgess, superintendent, p m.
Preaching at II a. m, and 1880 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
1880 p. m. If you do not attend else
where you are cordially invited to share
our fellowship and privileges. We will
make you welcome.
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BIG COUGAR LOCATED.
Animal Tracked Along UmatiIIa River
BY Weston Men.

WESTON, Ore, Feb. There is a
big cougar on the south fork of the
Umatilla, lurking along the stream.
The large fresh tracks of the beast
were seen the other day by j. F.
Thompson while out looking after his
stock. That he is a monster was in
Dictated by the fact that he sank belly
deep in the snow at every jump, while
the crust would easily support a man.
Herein is a chance for some courag-
eous hunter-by which we do not mean
col" Boyd of the Athena Press.
Boyd would slip up on crippled
grouse and let loose both barrels, but
will continue to keep dozen miles or
so between himeslf and this proving
cougar
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Park Street Baptist Church.

Joseph H Beaver. paStOr-Sunday
school, 9:45; IS. Y. p. u, $50; Ladies
Society meets Wednesday, 2:30 p. m
Preaching II a. m, and 1880 p. m.
Subject morning sermon, Gods Work.
manship.' Subject evening sermon,
THE Faith that Saves" Prayer meet
ing at 1870 .. m. Thursday. Friday
eve ming the Mems club meets. Strang-
ers receive a cordial welcome at this
church. All are invited. You need US if
you want help. We need you if you
want work.
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Marvin M. E. Church, South.

A. l.. Thoroughman, paStOr-Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m, Class meeting, II m.
Epwortk League, $50 p. m. Preaching
at II a. M, and 7:30 p. m. Morning sub
ject, THE Two Great Necessities.
Subject evening sermon, Us Life
Worth Living?" Prayer meeting at tho
church at 1880 p. m. Thursday The
pastor VIII preach morning and even
ing. The revival fire still burns. All
are welcome to all services.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist.

Corner Third and Poplar streets.
lChildren's. Sunday school at II m.
Wednesday evening testimony meeting
at 1870 p. m. Free public reading rooms
in the rooms adjoining the church.
These rooms are open daily, except
Sunday. from 1880 to 4:30 p. m. All
are welcome to the church services and
reading rooms.
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Oiivet Conversational,

Rev. c. M. Bainton, pastor-Sunday
school 9:45 a. m. Preaching. IL a. M,
and 1880 p. m. Subject morning SER
mon THE Beauty of Salvation" All
are cordially invited. Special music.
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German Lutheran Church.

Corner Lincoln and Clinton streets,
Rev. E. Berthold, pastor, residence 62S
Lincoln street. Sunday school at 10 a.
m. Preaching at II a. m.
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an average velocity of SIS miles per
hour. The highest velocity was so
miles an hour, recorded on February
3, 1890