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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
the Russian Thistls.

The discovery was recently made
that the dangerous Russian thistle had
secured "A foothold in the vacant places
about the city streets and commons.
The subject was brought to the notice
OF the city council and active meas
ureS were instituted to destroy the
pest. The farmers of the vicinity of
Lewiston and all others for that mat :
ter should inform themselves about
this weed and keen watch on all
roads and in their fields for it. If it
should secure Il foothold on farm it
would work Il complete ruin of the
premises in short time. This thistle
has secured hold on waste places
along the old freight road in the vici,i-
ity of Alpowa ana 1t is liable to he
transferred to any locality for miles
around at any time. The only safe
guard against it is eternal vigilance on
the part of the farmers. The seed may
he carried by stock to even the re-
hottest regions at any time. 1t is the
worst pest known to the agricuturists
Of Americaa
The weed found in Lewiston proves
later not to be the Russian but the
Chinese thistle. The Russian thistle
Is found in many sections of the
northwest and the above warning is
not out of place. The following letter
to Mr.. Schleicher from Prof. Piper, of
Pullman College, who has been inves-
tigatipg the subject i'm other districts
will be welcome news here:
"Hours of the 10th at hand. The
plant YOU send Is the Spring Cookie
bur (Nanthium spinosum) which in
this state commonly goes by the name
of I HI pesSA HAT la although thu pI.nt
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17

New, Novel and Instructive Entertainment

You cannOt atl'nd Ia miss il Tho
Edison Projecting Kinetoscope. Life
pictures, life size. This marvellous in.
sir''meht, the latest product of the Ed
,s"n iaharatory, projects apparently
HVihg pictures and actual scene, unon
screen. Ii represents the very high
est branch in the art OF photorranhv
mat of bringing before the eye an OK,
act iiie-size reproduction of life m otion
WIN All IT'S accompanying effects of
hght, shade and expression Five hun.
oIea ieet OF moving life scenes, clear
~" 'tue 10 nature in every detail
ole n,snt only, Monday evening,
sept. 20, 1897. Church interested IN
proceeds. Entertainment commences
AZ 500 O'Clock. at the Whucomh place
VI II. Shnrch. Rev. Henry Brown
pastor, Reserved seats ON sale at Owl
Drug Store.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17

ID. II. Bnr,ham VS. f. Jacques, de-
niurrur confessed and amenued com
plant flied
Kate Deeds vs. Emma Monroe, adj
m'hlStrix, ct al. Mrs. Monroe appoint
ed guardian ad litem for MINOR de-
PENDANTS
VIM +. Timherlake, surviving part
ner VS. Walter a. Smith, demurrer sus-
ta'ned, aud plaintiff allowed to amend
complaint.
Lew Dixon V Allen Ljnke, c,ntin-
ued.
State of Idaho vs. Bywa,cr, placed on
caenda".
State of Idaho VS. w. l.. Boise
placed on calendar.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17

Best Ouilfine ("/icoes. ~
yartls 1or 81, ut .I/et"H-
ders.
The best meal in town at the
Queen Cafe.
Joe Walker and wife OF ktndrick
are visiting friends in the city.
Try the Queen Restaurant. Cash
Cole, proprietor.
Street Commissioner Miller l. doing
good work on Main street 10y opening
the drains.
LOST-A watch charm. Finder
please return to this office.
Hon. Ira Sperry. of Peek, was in
Lewiston Wednesday.
Assessor T. $. Cantril i, on the Pot
latch.
Try the /. X. l.. shop for first class
shave or bath.
Mrs. J. L. Hallctt returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit in Oregon.
When in need of good bath call AT
the I. X. l.. Barber shop.
j. Il. Farnum is in the city. He rep
resents the Connecticut Indemnity
Insurance association.
Don't fail to see the New Wonder
rnupes mt Bunuells,
The public is invited to attend the
social ut the NJ. + church this
evening.
Three chairs. You are always
"next ut Harvey Gaut's Basement
Barber shop.
Double FOId Dress GOOdS
l9 1-9 cents ynri, at Iler-
nnder's.
Fresh Baltimore Oysters at The
Russell CASH Grocery.
Attorney General Mcfarland has
been In attendance at court this week
Gold Medal Tea, the choicest blend
on the market, at Wildenthaier's.
The best place to ind what you
want for birthday and wedding pres
ents. The Bazaar.
Miss Millicent Pope has been APP
pointed to the position of kindergartner
At the government Industrial School at
Lapwai.
A social will I've gwen at the NJ. +.
church this evening. lee cream and
cake will be served for Is cents; coffee
aud cake for 10 cents.
The latest novelties In fancy vases,
decorated china, &c, just received ut
the Bazaar.
Four " the foreclosure suits .insti-
tuted for trial at the present term ot
court were compromised before the
calendar. This II one fruit Of the
bOuntiful harvest.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
EmpOunded Animals.

one coal black mare, star i'm face
nranded ID on left hip, weight about
i-oo pounds: One dark tav mare star
IN face, both hind feet white. weight
100 pounds, brandei circle within n
circie oi LETT shoulder; One BAY mare
no brands visible, white spots in face.
ohe niue bay mare, star in face, roach
name, win one eye, no brands visible
WI he sold on Tuesday, September
u, 1897. ut p. m.
}. p. Hoos. City Marshal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
A Bargain in Toilet Sets.

We like to surprise our customers
with something cheap. A real bar
at less than cost. Satur-
day we will otiera gilt l0-plece toilet
set ut So 80. They 20 at that price on
j. =. Cox, Quitting Co,
Cor. Main and Fifth Sts
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
German Damdsk, all
Lime, TUbfe TiOfh. 0.5 cents

German DdWdsk, all
Line, Tobte Clofh, o.5 cents
per y0rd, ut Iler0nder'.s.
Til" hc-t 25-cent meal in town at
Cash Coles Queen Restaurant.
-Wi!dentha!er delivers fresh bread
twice day all over the city. Leave
orders with the delivery man for
groceries.
Senator Heitfeld returned Sunday
from Boise. lie VIII make his home
IN this city for about two months when
with his family he viii go to Washing
ton, ID, G., To remain all winter.
-Cream and SWISS cheeses a new
invoice this week at Wildenthaler's.
-SiXtecn-iuch slab wood, ready for
the stove, can be secured of Small d
Emery.
"A fresh consignment of cling and
iiee-stone peaches on every boat tor the
{. o. ID. Grocery.
LosT-A Photo Button with slight
scratch across the face. Finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning the
same to ID. w. Ingles,
Gaut's Barber Shop.
leave your orders with Emery g.
Small for ice. Delivered daily, either
IN large or small quantities.
Fire screens 45c at the Bazaar, see
them.
The latest in French. G, rman,
Austrian and Japanese ware. at the
Bazar Call and see the new goods.
FUfy chHdren's buckets,
neW styles, benuti1ully fn-
ished. SO e0ch, at Aleran-
ders.
Isaac Mounce, the well known
pioneer of Waha has retired from his
farm and now lives in Lewiston. He
is building "A comfortable home in
Poe's orchard aud will spend his de-
clining years in this city of peace.
Jas. X. McGrane returned Saturday
from the interior. He has been the
round of the mingng camps in which
he has holdings. He reports important
development in Florence and has
bright homes of the future of the re-
generated old camp.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
For Sale

The half section of level land s miles
from Lewiston that Al Wisuer has
summer taliowed tor year 1898, Nov. |,
At witch date his lease expires.
DAVID PUTNAM,
II Knox Block, San Jose, Gal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
win Remove Bone SPAWN.

&. Foglesong. veterinary surgeon
now located Mt the Munshaw Livery
barn agrees TO cure without pay any
case of bone SPAWN that may be
brought to him.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
l.. f. INMAN, NJ. D.,
homeopathic Physician
And Specialist.

Office two doors east of Bee Hive VI,
flee hours morning 8 To L.; Afternoon
to 5evening 7 to s. Specialties-Ia'sr'iu,
and all nervous and chronic diseases V,
both men and women. Diseases "
children given special attention. 'u"n
try and city calls given prompt alter
ton.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
f. G. BROWN, n. D. .. D.
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Main ST., Lewiston, STANTON Block

The doctor is graduate of the BRIT
lsh School of Medicine (England) Fei,
low of the Society of Medicine OF Grea.
Britain, Graduate Of the American
Medical College. Member of the IA,
tional Association Medical Herbsiise
of Great Britain, and Wee Preside'i'
of the American Association OF PhySi-
clans and Surgeons (Indlanal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
We Mean Business.

Having decided ship stock General Merchandise ST.
Mchaes Alaska will until packing sell Sacrifice goods
heavy, bulky unsuitable
1900 pounds large platform and Scae show lamps
mirrors window and Etc. pounds
chewing tObaccOs the
per pound.
n. Damas,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
Annual Session Grand Lodge l. 0. 0. f., al
Idaho Falls. Oct 1872.

For the above occasion n rate of
SSI % tor the round trip from Lewis
ton has been made by the o. II. X, n.
Go. +. W. kettenbach, Agent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
n. Damas,
Lewiston, Idaho.

You battle in porcelain tubs at
Gaut's Basement Barber Shop.
The Cash Grocery has Just received
n shipment of California sweet pota-
toes.
Sam Phinney, the TOWNSHIP propri-
etOr of Fletcher, the future metro polls
of the reservation, was in Lewiston
Tuesday
The rise in the liver permits the pas
sage of the rapids by the boats without
the extra labor of lining aud the
transportation of fruit is therefore
facilitated.
Hcnry OutinG WnnHelS,
2j yords1or 500, mt H.
pr0ndprS.
Two good houses for rent.
l.. J. iioRNADAY.
a committee was appointed by the
recently organized Christian church
congregation last Sunday to provide a
minister for their pulpit.
Try the G. o. y. Blend Of coffee
fol the best thing on the market.
GIRL NTED--A girl wanted to do
housework In u IA small family, apply
at the residence Of G. T.. Butler.
Miss Pearl W,ckersham OF this city
has engaged to teach three months
term OF school in the Halwai district,
beginning next month.
/. "A carload Of Garland stoves and
ranges just rec, lived at Bunnells.
Miss Emma Gregory arrived from
Galveston. Texas, sunday. She vii
be The guest of her sister Mrs. II. w.
Eaves, for the winter.
When in search of square meal
try Cash Coles Queen Restaurant.
j. l.. Harper, of N.zperce, is in the
city having returned after two weeks
spent in Spokane in the interest of
the Nez Perez Magazine.
For your Sunday dinner, get u can
Of fresh Baltimore Oysters, from The
Russell Cash Grocery.
1t il the intention of the managers
of the Red Mems ball to make that
function an elaborate affair. 1t will
be one Of the grandest balls ever given
in the city
-Wildenthalers, headquarters for
all kinds of Schilling's best goods.
Turkish B0th T0Wcls,
large size, ) cents euch, ut
.We.cnHderS.
School books and supplies for the
Normal and public schools, at
Dent Il Buffers Drug store.
e. A Fosesman, Geo. Erb, l.. G.
Mcclure and John Atkins will 20 sun
day to Boise to attend the grand lodge
Of the knights of Pythias, which
meets the following Tuesday.
--Cudahy's Celebrated Rex brand of
hams and bacon at Wildenthaler's
J. N. Rice of Grapgeville has bought
two lots IN North Park Place and has
let the contract for the erection Of Il
dwelling. He will remove his family
here when the house Is completed.
--Get one Of those triple plate shines
from CO.. Wilson II. Henderson, at
Gauts Basement barber shop.
&. +. Stranahan made shipment of
Idaho pears from Lewiston yesterday.
This native pear Is grand fruit in the
Lewiston valley. Fifty four pears
TILED forty pound box in this lot on
an average.
Call at Pa!mer's Cigar Factory and
try our Cigars. They are fast mcom,
ing popular. We make the Rose But.
Cuban Planter aud Key West Havauas.
They are all first class and are here to
stay.
-rHE Sun INSURANCE OFFICE, old.
est insurance company In the world.
l., j. Hornadav, Agent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
Tournament, Spokane. Oct $50.

For this oceasi IN the q. II, 4 n. Co.
will sell special refund trip tickets from
Lewiston for S1.1a.
+. w. kettenbach, agent.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17
Take Notice.

. Persons desiring the services Of a
professional nurse can obtain the same
by calling on Mrs. :. J. Pope, at the
home VI w. G. Foresman, on the hill.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17

The
s05 of
S07l
cents to The
ceedng the
StO " ''' W"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17

Settled weather for three weeks WIN
help the farmers save the grea''s'
wheat crop the country has ever i'a"'
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17

&. G. PHILLIPS, NJ. ID
Physician and Surgeon.
Otiice-Adams Bldg. Phone Is.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-09-17

Aotai'..-'.'.. ...-.'...9l,
Total taxes for 1896, S4S993 81,
appOrtioned to the various
funds to-wit:
State of Idaho (including state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
STEEPLECHASE MEET AT GENESEO.
A BRILLIANT COMPANY AT THE OPENING OF
TILE HUNTING SEASON.

A BRILLIANT COMPANY AT THE OPENING OF
THE HUNTING SEASON.
Geneseo ~ y Oct. e.-The annual horse show
and steeplechase meeting Of the Genesee Valley
Hunt Club was held on the Big Tree Farm west Of
Geneseo this afternoon This Is the opening OF
,be hunt season in this section. and 1t brought TO-
sether prominent persons from all parts OF the
country These sports have been an annual occur
renee for several years. and each year sees an IN
crease in attendance The display OF tandems and
fourth hands the finest ever seen IN this sec
ton Of the country. $500 a., -
were the most exciting ever held under the au-
SPICES OF the Cenesee Valley Hunt Club The course
Of three miles arranged that the ileiu couio
ne seen from start TO finish. II took in fences.
bitches and several iu-and-out jumps. There We're
more than one hundred horses entered and no acci-
occurred to mar the pleasure OF the u@3. iO'-
lowing are the winners
Class No i-Thor0ughbred hunters. Harry W. Smith S
Gableoa first; ]. W. Colts Annoyance. second :,
Class No. 2-Green hunters heavy Weight. IL L. Mai
fndaes Touraine first Trmbull Carys TatteTdemal on
second Middle weight: Mrs. l.. r. Walkers Egyptsn'
weight: j. w COTS Annoyance hrsi H. l." Ma'undaie
Class 10 s-Quahed hunters; neay,y- weight j. $.
ton second. Mddleweight Z. 6 Cowdins Black Bess'
first: II. X. Caner's Vellum. second.
Class 4-Champion cup. Trumbull Carys Tatter-
denalion. irst Harry ". Smiths sweetheart second
Class No 5--Flat race G. W. WadswoTths lranian.
first: J. 5 Wsdsworths Foxford. second.
Glass No. 3-Farmers' Cup. Robert Twins Bugle.
first: ;. Services Erie II. second.
Glasgow. first; C. W "adsworths Independence Day.
second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

An important medical discovery has come TO
light that Is doing remarkable things In the way
Of curing the weakness that so many men find
creeping upon them at time when they ought
to be elastic and full Of vgor
The young men who are prematurely old and
dragged down by a weight OF recollections OF
wasted thoughts and idle dreams can be brought
10 a condition OF buoyancy and freshness that Is
truly remarkable.
Even the WORKOUT FOUNDERS or the older
man still able to keep On his feet can be made
Young In body and spirit II not in years.
Thomas Slater. a citizen Of Kalamazoo. Mich..
has found a most remarkable remedy TIA re-
stores strength where needed and revlyes the
waning ambition with wonderful quickness
II cures the condition that units man for
business or pleasure; that robs him Of the sweets
n, life: takes away his energy and isolates him
from the enjoyments and opportunities that con-
s,antly present themselves Continued failure
heeets dependency. and all It's undertakings
seem to go wrong
A request to MIR. Thomas Slater. Box 593
Kolarrazo0 Mich. stating that you would like
fuu information Of his wonderful remedy for
nsn oil be compiled with promptly and no
charge whatever will be asked by him. He Is
very much interested In spreading the news of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
RACING.
BIG GAINS FOR THE BOOKMAKERS-ONLY
ONE FAvORITE FIRST AT AoUEDuCT

O@> r. fAN Ofil FIRST AT lUEDCCT.
Five of the six favorites were beaten at Aqueduct
yesterday. The break in the losing series came In
the last contest with the victory Boy Orator ard
his success brought little solace to the losers as
The previous upsets had wei emptied their pockets
This slaughter OF good things meant a harvest
Tor the layers a the crowd was the best Of the
meeting. and the business Of the ring was heavy
throughout the afternoon
Ben Ronald his race in decisive stvjc and
1t IS now plain that NJ. r. Dwyer acted wisely when
ne GAINED this colt out OF the selling race at
Gravesend in retaliation for the loss of Tom Crom-
well He has won three races since then. anu II
Mr.. Dwyer backed him he has already found the
investment paying one
Jockey Songe-. who was thrown while riding
Temple Bar on Friday has not as yet recovered
CONSCIOUSNESS and reports from the hospital
that his injuries will probably prove fatal.
Lx-Sherin Courtney. of Brooklyn. had attack
OF vertigo while waiting for the start Of the second
race lie was removed to his home in the OF
friends. The starting is OF such dizzy sort that Il
might reasonably be expected to cause a great
many serious cases of vertigo
folo"lng are the summaries:
FIRST RACE-selng: $500 added About seven furIongs
Il. G. Dosset''s b. Z. Aarum. by Torso-Hana yrs,
H. r Grans b. Break o. DAY; 3 TssTps,
Premier and I-lkeview Palace also ran
3 and to =; palgretti. to l and TO /.
Won in drive 10y head three lengths between second
and third
SECOND RAcE-saoo added; selling. one mile.
RUIZ Sn. stables 1 : Albert s. by IroquosrNs1tie
=. W rrsert H. bo n rer.es o MsIe,
J J. Mccanerty's h. h. Dorian. aged, 100 tear; o2
W r. Belle Of Killarney. Bon AMI and old sausus
Time-Iia.
and a'.' To > bsra to and s"a to % . r'F''' to
Won Ia drive by head. Two lengths between second
ana bird.
THIRD RACE $500 added handicap. one and one
sixteenth miles.
.s ~: :, so. p Rlsg Lad Is1@
M5na.s @,' rys.e. Kas TT End Maurice also ron
pestns EgekTa.; 81 ana e;;cn; Draw Lad. to
Won handy by a length and half head between
second and third
FOURTH RACE-ssco added. for year dds; selling.
Five furongs
1G :; Ca. Anom'n' by n levitt
leier walden. ch c BT,niweoi 100 dsar,hamg 2
Ac cSI Bel, Tori ri HanprSs: Ponie caaei
and Belle Of Erin also 3,, rsn ,.o,.
S5 to egy f. to and and :Yf ,o Brentwood to
Won handry by length. nee. between second ana
third
FIFTH RAcE-s4co added; for e-year-ods: selling
one mile
NJ, F DIVER. sr. Ben Ronald by nindoovBen
Z. ". Pufser rs b. c. Rcy del TERRA % oconnor
L. :. ". P. Thompsons br. + Fireside iiS......
HI Daddy Azure and 4, nsss5 81 naa"'F also F'"
r ns;a .:.5 sss Fos "a qs .ss 3 ny del
Won easily by length. two lengths between second
and third.
SIXTH RACE-ssoo added FOR maiden ,wo-year oiis.
Five furlones.
Lsaw r. ThS%p,on'' b. c. Boy Orator. hy MED
u Gide9ns en- c was;eiai i23 IN MaTta'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
COMING TO THE SEALING CONFERENCE.
The JAPANESE AND RUSSIAN DELEGATES EX-
PEcrED IN WASHINGTON BY THE
LAST OF TIE WEEK

THE JAPANESE AND RUSSIAN DELEGATES Ex-
PEcrED IN WASHINGTON BY THE
LAST or THE WEEK.
Washington. Oct s.-The japanese delegates to
the Behring Sea conference are expected to nrrive
az San Francisco tomorrow. With them will come
Charles S. Hamln. formerly Assistant Secretary Of
th@ Treasury. who with Jonn w Foster. has had
charge OF sealing affairs in behalf Of the United
States Mr.. Hamlin has been In Toxic in confer
matters. and II through his efforts that the
.apahese delegates were appointed. The party will
o'me directly 70 Washington, reaching here about
.s sH fr'1ay Mr.. Bolklne has already arrived In
s country and the officials here are advised that
~, y" o'her Russian delegates will arrive on Monday
expected that all the interested persons except
=" representatives OF Great Britain will be here
~ ny end Of next week. sir Julian Pauncefote
TO- 'Aseh passage on the st. Louis from Southamp-
VAST, october %. and 10 not expected 10 reach
Pfofesse, before the cary part OF November.
II t. nm. thompson the English expert has not
sgosrstood. left London
the Bnyn.ahese delegates are Mr. Fujlts chief Of
ProfsSs,rs uot Agriculture and Sea Products. and
siy ana "a graduate Of Johns Hopkins Unicer-
co1n,rv' one Of the most scholarly men OF his
as The c.n ~ Fujits II regarded as seal expert
bis bureau oi jspan's sealing industry II under
are snn,aslns snds hers ses s ea 'a atseln
from Mr. yn1, me last available official publication
uets Of lanai bureau. giving IN detail The prod
the head ~ a'ts not enUmcrsto sea.s but under
90 yen fs.b ais the Total product s given At 100
10 have sxnsyt Aoie recently The Industry IN sald
ssss sent snnasi,sso ma, Japanese warship has
seyereiv ,ssysr that the resuistons have M, h.en
s"etise thus far.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
FIFTH RAcr-Two- year dds selling 5000 added. Five
DIAKKA'S DUKE OF YORK STAKES
THE LOEIIIARp- BEREsFORD STABLES COLT
\ WINNER AT kEMPToN PARK.

London. oct. 9-Thc American bay colt Diakk''
four years old. 10y The Sailor Prince. out oi Rizpah
owned by the Lorard- Bcresford stable won IN,
Duke OF York Stakes today at tn" kcmptoh fhrh
October meeting Fourteen horses IAN. Mr.. IIoulds-
worih's h. h. Laveno. five years old. by behd
or ont 81 Napoli. second, aud the Duk"
&C Dcvonshre's D. e. Minstrel threo years GA.
by Minstrc out Of pccm. was third. Arczzo led
until = quarter 81 a mile from home. wh'n l.aNrho
and Didkka drew ont together Dwkha Winning
by two lengths. -Four lengths separated tn' srconu
and third horses. The betting was TO against
Dakka. lsi to against Lavcno and TO against
Minstrel
sOVcrcigns. b. subscription OF Sovereigns "ach-
with an additional subscription OF IL sovereigns
for starters for thrcc-N eIr-olds and upward. tho
owner OF The second horse TO receive 10 sovercgns
and the third - sOvcregns out OF the stakes; Jub-
lee course. nil'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
TIE PRESIDENTS TRIP TO OHIO.

HE WILL BE IN CANTON on ELECTION DAY AND
MAY VISIT CINCINNATI AND pIrTsBuRG.
Washington Oct 9-President Mckinley has ar
ranged the details Of his trip 70 Ohio. He will be
In Canton on Election Day. and the next day will
20 to Pittsburg. TO be present Founders Day al
the Carnegie Public Library. The President has
also received invitation from the Commercial
Club, Of Cincinnati TO be present at a dinner to be
given the Saturday previous TO the election. and
will accept II 1t Is TO be non-partsan affair He
does not to be at political dinner. and, while
naturally interested In the Ohio campaign, will con-
fine his active interest 10 voting In the Pres
ident goes TO Cincinnati. he will leave Washington
ing Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
Trimmed Millinery.

We design and execute the latest.
choicest Headwear for every conceiv-
able occasion: our great stock OF mil
linery sparkles with gems appropriate
for street or carriage wear. for even
ing use or any other happening In the
social world: there is that certain fresh
ness and chic about our hats that comes
only as the reward Of expert work
only * the result Of keeping in touch
at all times with the fashion centres OF
both hemispheres; Monday We will
offer n special collection of model Hats.
showing the full development and ripen-
ing of the early ideas. as handsome and
as beautiful an assortment OF ladies'
stylish Millinery as ever graced the
stock Of any store for $1,000 or $4,000,
divided into two special bargain lots.