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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-18

DRAPERIEs.
Slkoline and Tinsel for 1-2c. a yard,
usually IL 1-2c Art Drapery, sc. Dou-
ble-Face Cretonnes, &c. White P9 1ll
Spot Muslin, sc. Point de Esprit yes
thule Lace, 10c. from l9c.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
Lot Misses. BOYS, and Childrens Wool
Vests and Pants, cost up TO '5c, any
for 25c.; others at Soc; standard makes
for 94c.
Is pairs Ladies' Scarlet and White Wool
Pants. were 81; odd sizes; Joe. pair.
Ladies' Wool Ribbed Union Suits at &c.
from $3.50. Vests at u l-2c.' instead Oh
25c.
Merino Vests and Pants, odd sizes. 25c.,
from SOC
Jnfants' Fleeced Vests. &C.. from IL 1-2c.
Children's Union Suits, SOC. grade for
pc.
FROM THE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
ROOM.
l6 Ladies' Muslin Gowns, various sorts,
CSC. ones for Doc; others at $780, that
were S2iS and 2.6S.
II Muslin Gowns, size 10. cost &C., these
S5c. each; others at 2jc.. instead OF S9c.
Muslin and Cambria Drawers. tnat cOsl
IS and SOC, about % pairs, Will be Z0c.
pair others. 10c.. from l9c:
Chemise. lace-trimmed, iof loo.
Corset Covers. soiled, the SOC. ones. for
25c
& Black sateen Petticoats at Soc. from
G9c.: Black Mohair at Sl.50. from S2.oO.
Knit Skirts at Soc, from 49c.; the left
overs" of the 79c. ones Will be 50c.
sHIRT-wAIsTS.
Q Black Al-Silk Duchess Waists are
Fancy stripe All-silk Taffeta Waists,
Black surah and Fancy Black and White
Silk Waists at $3.50. from SS.4&
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Mems Shirts and Drawers, soc. choice,
cost up TO Sl1O
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers, Csc,
Fianneliette Night Shirts, 25c., from CSC.
Working Shirts, TO close, Pee. each.
25c. silk Band-Bows, Il lie.
GREAT LOTS OF COTTONs AND
FLANNELs.
Canton Flannel Unbleached Drill, Al
Bleached Cotton, Heavy Domet ran
mel A Brown Cotton, and Fancy
Plaid outing, for &c. yard.
Fancy Figured Flannellettes. Black
French Sateen. Al Bleached Cambria,
and Evening Shades Crepons for 3-4c.
White Wool Flannel. Scotch Plaid Cash
meres. 1O-4 Sheeting Swansdown Elan
Turkey-Red Prints, Apron Ginghams
Brown Cotton, Canton Flannel, and /
Navy Prints for &c. yard.
BLANKETS AND QUILTS
with often only merest defect.
1914 Fancy-Bordered for he; 12-4 White |
S115, from $50; la White Wool, Sl.50 |
from 500: California White, s., from |
$lC75: Id Gray for Toe. a pair.
COMFORTABLES Of Sillsoline for s1.45. |
from $225 Down, sateen covered, $50; |
Cotton Comforts, lie. each.
BEDSPREA DS-Marseilles for S1.75, |
from $40; Dimity for 81; Large Gro |
Chef for SOC; Full Size Crochet. 33c.
SAMPLE SHEETS AND PILLOW
CASES about half usual price, about |
30 all told
HOSIERY.
IS pairs Ladies' Heavy oxford Gray |
Hose, 10c from 19c.; Fancy Striped |
at Sc, from 10c. Solid Black at &c., |
from y 1-2c.; Light Colored Tops at |
&C., instead of u 1-2c.; Polka-Dot and |
Paids at 10c., instead Of l9c.
Lot of Boys and Misses Solid Black |
Ribbed at Ice, that cost up to 25c. |
pair; others at &C., instead Of 10 and
y 1-2c.
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Revival at VenabIe-Street.

A protracted meeting is now in progress
at Venable-Street Baptist church Rev.
y. Cabell Hening, OF Fulton, is doing
the preaching and a meeting of great
power is expected.
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,|t'!(Sl!iEE:::N!:!!!.(9
LADIES, sUIrs

LADIES' SUITS
mat came not entirely perfect.
s Tailor Suits, the new box coat LOT
ssgS .-o
Taiior Suits. of fine camePs-hair, $3.50
from Sl25O
SKIRTS.
Black Crepon. $3.50, from $50. or MO-
hair, SIS. from S5.4S.
Mixed Cheviot Skirts. 81, from S22o.
CAPEs.
Kersey Cloth Capes. in black and colors'
75c from 1875.
OF Astrachan, 15c., from $l.i9.
WRAPPERS.
g5c. from lsc.; others. 6Oc.. from SIC.
MANY CHLDREN's GARMENTS.
Among them. Coats for Sl2j, from S2l9;
75c.. from Sl.G9, etc.
HUNDRED PIECES OF SILKS TO BE
SOLD.
Among them. Illuminated Checks,
Stripes. and others, for 1870, from Sic.
Black BrOcades. SOC, from DC
Yard-Wide SILK Drapery 2Sc, from 49c'
Black Duchess Satin sc, rom SIC
81 Black Rustling Taffetas, Soc; Change
able Colors for 40c., from 69c.
Black Twilled Surah Serge, 4Oc.' from
Two.Toned Lining satins for 1Sc., etc.
SURPRISE QUANTITIES OF BLACK
DRESS GOODS.
Camels-Hair Cheviots, zoe, from 1oc.
4 Tailor India Cloth, l5c, from SloS' o.
Tailor VigoreauX Cloth, 81, from Sl'oo.
Jacauards. 81 lie, from 6Jc.
High-Lustre Mohairs, &c, from soc.
American Worsted Armures, l6 &c.
grade. for &C., and several hundred
others.
CoLORED WOOL DRESS FABRICS.
Several hundred pieces Woollen Ia
brics. were 15c. for lie.
DC Rrocades for 10c.
CheViOts. were 39c., for II l-1c.
Jacquards, 1Sc., from 4Sc
Tailor Suitings, 25c., from SC.
Broadcloths, 50c.. from 9jc. and H.2o.
A GREAT CHANCE FOR LINENS.
Among them:
Lot of Linen Table Damasks, to II
yard lengths. 25c., from 40 and SOC
yard; others at % ana tyc. yaIu' rom
Is and s9c.; others Qinen) at l5c., from
29c. yard.
stead Of &c: other Linen Towels at
and 10c.. that were 10 and Ice
Linen Damask Towels az Wc" rom ON Eye eSc'
Lot of odd Dinner Napkins at so and Coo.
dozen. instead of 70 and Sc; other
Napkins at 81 and SIS dozen, former
price N.4S and S1.75.
Linen F'ringed Doylies at &c. each.
Fringed Buffet Scarfs, show handling
Lot Linen Crashes at T. 5, and Go. yard,
for TO II 1-2c. grades.
Bath Towels, &C.. from Sc; others at
10c., from 16 2-Sc.
CARPETS.
odd Rolls of Tapestry, % to Al yards,
l5c. from SIC.
Smiths Moquette. 90 1-2c., from Hlo.
IL Damaged Wilton Rugs, original price
So for Csc.
Ingram Hassocks. 19c., from 39c.
Jute Druggets, size l-2x& IL yards, $3.50
were $3.50.
LACE CURTAINS.
Large accumulation of one and two
pairs. ..,-
S5c,. from &c.; 69c., from N.10. odd
irish point Curtains. $.75, from $3.50;
others 1875, from $L9S Tambour ones
for SC. from $40.
Ruffled Bedroom Curtains, N2o from
sl9S; Muslin ones for zoe. ..
3 PAIRS (ODD) DERBY PORTlERltS |
N.25. from N9S. Chenille. g. from
SEES. Bagdad, 81, from N.75, etc.
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By Harrison & Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
II north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
U
TWO FRAME DWELLINGS ON WEST
DUYAL STREET. CONTINUED.

II
DUVAL STREET, CONTINUED.
In pursuance of n decree Of the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond entered
November 10, 1898, in the suit Of A. 5. Kerr
VS. Terrell and ais, the undersigned spe-
cial commissioners will sell at public
auction, upon the premises, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
at 4 o'clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY briefly
described in said decree as follows: Be
ginning on the north side OF an alley Is
feet wide said alley being a continue
ton of Duval street,, and running back
in a line at right angles with said alley
As feet, thence easterly 81 feet, thence
southerly TO northern line Of alley 80 feet,
thence westerly on northern line of said
alley 80 feet TO the beginning"
TERMS: one third cash, and balance at
six and twelve months, for negotiable
notes with interest added, and title re-
tanned until all the purchasemoney Is
paid. JAMES LEWIS ANDERSON,
JOHN A. LAMB,
JOHN G.. WINSTON,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bonds required
by the above decree Of the special COM
missioners has been duly given.
CHARLES O. SANILLE,
no 13-5t Clerk.
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AUCTION sALEs-rhi. pay.
j. p. Robinson & Co.. Auctioneers.
Nos. q and "a north Ninth street.
ME WILL HAVE OUR FIRST
w SALEOF
FURNITURE, STOVES.
PICTURES &c,

ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH,
at 1880 o'clock, embracing Walnut and
Oak Chamber Suits, Parlor Suits. Single
and Double Bedsteads, Ten Cooking and
Heating Stoves. Two Excellent Latrobe
Stoves. Vienna Chairs (nearly new). Cane
and Wood-Seat Chairs. Walnut Roller
Top and Standing Desks New Rugs also
one Old-Fashioned Cabinet very rare,
and q lot of Fancy Groceries. Parties
wishing to add to this sale will please
send their consgnments i'm before hour
of sale. Sales days. Tuesdays and Fri
days. FRED. II. WILLIAMS,
no 17-2t AuctiOneer.
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The Demonstration
Sale of Remnants

foreock andc
of attire
from
the usual punitm HALFIRCE MARKS
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TW V.o. Lining satins for lSc., etc.
SURPRISE QUANTITIES OF BLACK
DRESS GOODS.

CameIs-Hair Cheviots, soc, from zoe.
Tailor Vigoreaux Cloth 81, from Sl.S1.
Jacouards. 81 1-2c., from 69c.
Uigh-Iustre Mohairs, 25c., from soc.
American Worsted Armures, l6 &c
grade. for &C., and several hundred
oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-18

find cheaper to clear all out in one single day at any ce
than to pay the lingering expense incident to ordinary
trading
The following only sample list from various depart
mens and by proves the great lots Oh goodS OH
sale
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-18
A UCT1ON SALE OF TWo.Sro.,
n FRAME DWErTrvr ~ llUI
BY y. w. B0wc.
Real Estate Auctionssrs

Real Estate Aucuonesrs
COMMISSIONERS SALE BY Ar,
" TION OF THAT '''
EXCELLENT FRAME DWELLING ,
90 NORTH SECOND STREET "
In execution Of g. decree OF p,.,-..
Chhancery Court. entered May 4 b.. :
o Dtyce vs.. D,apney,' vii. sen By ~.
auction, on the premises 0l
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q ies
az $50 o'clock r. NJ, that a..-u.
FRAME DWELLING. 40. s.4 1r tt. i.
side Of Second street. between c..y =,
Leigh streets. with Tot fronting q -
Inc mousse contains 3 rooms. is Wi ~
ated' ana should attract hJme.ass,
and investors.
TERMS: one third cash. and .,,..
Que Tor notes. at one ana ESQ ya1rs IL.
interest. payable in separate. rof.s 49,.
six months, and titles retained 4
WILLOUGHUY NEWTON 2,
Special C0mm.s.rr
I hereby certify THAI the bond r.--.i
of the special commissions tv IN. .f,t
going decree has been duly c.r.n
CHARLES %. SAyIuF
no II-td en-
BY r. r. Chanln & Co.. Incouoa.s
Real Estate AucJ01ser.
No. l north Tenth street, Richmond. Va
COMMISSIONERS AUCTIONSHg
~ OF
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN pROpgGTT
ABOUT THREE MILES FROM E
CITY OF RICHMOND ON THE
CENTRAL TCRNplkr Or
DARBYTOWN ROAD.
Acting under the decree OF the Cfot
Court of the county OF HuHo. ara
November 2. 1895. I'm the cause known b.
the short style of Turp.l Executors U
ROper's Administrator and as. tte ri.
derslgned special commits .lneE. a0--rt
ed for the purpose VIII sell by r.l
auction, on the promises. on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER "a lN
beginning ut y NJ. the ablva-u.l.1cI
LAND, which consists of the. ssraut
tracts, as follows: Lot So. 0l fr
filed in said suit lying on the Na
of said road. cOntalnIug Et- a't
with a frame house OF four 1r lge IRE
and other usual outbuiit.Ur. L0f al
NiA s'tNAA lA1Af HAAINAAlANAH 'NN.
Improvements. and containing IfN
acres. and Lot No. 8, On SAID Ilt r'
mediately across the road from ts 30
tracts above mentioned containing -
acres, and without Improvements l.t
land is known as O. part o. trs p
Roper tract. and Will be- sold .n firh
or as a whole, as the purchaser ru
prefer.
The soil IS good. and ths short ifh-a
from the city offers an excellent li
tunity TO people wishing to Use H A
suburbs and do business To- kcll
TERMS: one fourth cash oh. rs.
to be divided into equal usl.m,.t
six, twelve, and eighteen months. a fh
chaser TO give notes Tor che de.eif y
stalments. with interest from the Day =
sale the title 10 the properly Oh B. p
tanned until the whole of tf p
money is paid and a conveyance o-'i-
by the Court.
c. r. SANDS.
ALEXANDER COhl'
JAMES H. CANNON
W. a. MONCUkL.
Special Commissioner
7. J. T.. Broaddus. Clerk o, 'he
court. do certify that the bond lia
OF the special commIssI0u0fs af
cree ordered i'm said cause On tle N
Of November, 1898. has been o1l
Given under my hand as t...h W
said court, this 9Th day of N.
1895 y. j.. BRlAlp.a
no 13-td Crt
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HUNDRED PIECES OF SILKS TO BE
SOLD.

Among them, Illuminated checks
Stripes. and others, for $780,, IRON Sfc'
Black Brocades. SOC, from SIC.
Yard-Wide SILK Drapery. sc, from 49c'
Black Duchess Satin, 50c., from SIC.
Plaid Surah. q l-2c., from 15c.
81 Black Rustling Taffetas. 5Jc.; Change-
able Colors for 40c., from 69c
Black Twilled Surah Serge, 4Oc., from
&C.
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PROPOSALS.
Office az Ci.y Ersa e.
49,. f.

once OF ci.y Es
Richmond. va. November 10 -eA
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ,- r-.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL "a N
ceiyed al this Office until . IA.
on MONDAY. November - po-,.
CONSTRUCTION or SEWshs
SIDEWALKS. GRANOLIIHIC s.r
WALKS. CURES. GRANITE III.
PAVING. AND GRADING as %.
on file I'm this Office. ........
bidders will state i'm their prop
arate prices for tho several N.'
bricks they propose 90 use. .....-..
Each bid for sewers must 1e
MED by a certified check iur A' -
gran0lithic work q certified .'
SlO0: for brick sidewalk PAVING
for curbs and granite spal .
Specifications, schedules Iu. JUDD XXX.
nations for bidding can Dol rA
office. ma
The Committee or Streets reserve. n
right 90 reject any or ali l .-.
the work as a whole or .n ,.-.4tE
no 17.lS19.2O-4t CTS aas
omee superintendent Of Pu..c sai'7
city A'ut1
Richmond. Va. NOFem ~.
SEALED PROPOSALS "a Il' No
y
until u NJ. on MONDAY. SOY
1s9S Tor furnishing thc CiN a.l.f
with supplies 0Or the s
February -. 1881 of fkE'h ,,.-P
FRESH LAMP. BACCN. f|.p0
COFFEE. SUGAR, kl. t, ,,r--f.a
pure). SOAP, HEARINGS. ~.
POTATOES. CANNED IosA rrr.
HAY. OATS. CORN. slHAMll rrp
GOODS CLOTHING. SllOE' '.' Il, 10
ICINES. supplies 90 Dr. deiF,i 10
almshouse al such times - ,y q.
Suantities as the Superintendent may
rect. r I DO
The Committee for The ReI .-r e,
Poor reserves the right t1 f.le rs
all proposals offered. ana o. ~ .r be-
contract Tor each article fci.''
lowest responsible bidder ....i,.f q
Forms OF proposals can p, oo
the almshouse or at this ol.., ,yfs
no i6-W III. F&Suft CRY A-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-18

Old papers for sale at rae Dispatch
office.
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CoLoRED WOOL DRESS FABRICS.

Several hundred pieces WoOllen Ia
brics. were 15c., for 1-2c.
25c. Rrocades for 10c.
Cheviots. were 39c., for IL lie.
Jacquards, 1Sc. from 4Sc.
Tailor Suitings, 25c., from sc.
Broadcloths, 50c. from 9jc. and H.20.
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orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company will be given prompt at
tention. and the style OF work and prices
will DO sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-18
WANTED.

HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
Old Mahogany Furniture. Brass Andlrons
and Tenders, China. Cut-Glass, Silver
Plated Ware, Old Clocks OF all kinds.
Oh Paintings, etc. Apply 10 II. NJ.
MGEoRGE. 406 east Leigh street. Rich
mond. Va. no lg-dims
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WANTED,
ADJ n, MAN no TNrtrr>csr,

A RELIABLE MAN TO INVEST $50.
Quick and profitable results assured No
competition. Investor may control nnan-
ces. Address II. a g., care OF Dispatch.
no iS-F&Sun2ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-18

I, J. T.. Broaddus, Clerk o, iae
court. do certify that the bond il1
OF the special cOmmissi0n0r lf
cree ordered i'm said cause on ,ae
Of November 1898. has been oll
Given under my hand as C..k 0' p.
said court. this 9Th day 0f Al
1898. !. j.. BR0ADD.s
no f3-td tfN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-18

BY r. b. Chahin & Co.. incorporated
Real Estate AucJ0nser.
No. l north Tenth street, Richmond N,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-18
COMMISSIONERS AUCTI0yslLE
~ OF
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN PROpggW.
ABOUT THREE MILES FROM me-
CITY OF RICHMOND ON THE
CENTRAL TDRNpINE Oh
DARBYTOWN ROAD.

Acting under the decree OF the C11t
Court OF the county OF HcuUc. l
November 2. 1895. On the cause known b.
the short style of Turp.ns Executors n
ROper's Administrator and ais. u. r.
dersigned special commits lners a0r,rt
ed for the purpose. Will sell by lgl
auction. on the promises. 900
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

not. The Duboisites were after
spoils of any kind. Just as the
rupture was coming in the demo
cratic camp an intimation came
that fusion was possible without
sacrificing the big boss. The
ninety and one tumbled over each
other in their rush to give the sill
yer republicans all they wanted
except Steunenberg. The silver
republicans were given five places
on the state ticket with an aggre-
gate salary for the term of two
years of SIS, 900, while the demo-
Gratis took what was left. They
can count up five Offices with a
sum of salaries that amount to
SIS, 1000. But, then, the democrats
have Steunenberg as 4 consolation
memento.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

The democratic and populist
leaders could not rise to the occa-
sion when the question of territorial
extension first became a political
issue. Derisive sneers against the
principle of expansion became
audible from one end of the repub-
lie to the other. The term inn
perialism was given to the policy
OF territorial acquision by conquest;
and that term has been accorded a
new place i'll the vocabulary of
politics by the events of current
history. The populist and the
democratic leaders sought public
favor by that cry of alarm. A very
pronounced plebiscit was imposed
without any deliberation. The
people as by ali Impulse demanded
the retention of all the acquisitions
of arms. This was an unexpected
decree without a formal referen-
dunn. A pathetic lesson is learned
IN this example. The ready re-
spouse of public sentiment on this
subject OF general concern illus
trateS new feature of reformed
popular government. 1t is an ex-
preston OF political preference
without the usual resort to the
ballot. 1t illustrates not only the
dependence of the party leaders
upon the people for inspiration
but 1t Is practical illustration of
the direct power of the people in
directing the policy of the govern
ment. The party in power was
practically a unit on the subject of
the disposal of tie fruits of arms.
but confidence and even strength
was impaired 20 the administration
by the impressive demands of the
masses. This is a new feature in
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02
CONTEST NOTICE,

Department Of the Interior United States land
othce, Lewiston, Idaho, July %, 1903
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
III this othce by Charley Staab contestant
against William c. I.athrum entry No IN MAJ.
April 2S 1890, for lots o :, aud s section 20 town,
ship 50. n l, +, by William { I,athrum COZ.
testee, IN which 1t is alleged that said William {
I.athrum the entryman aforesaid has yhrg T..
abandoned the said tract and changed his ?, :;
dence theretrom for more than six months 8; no.
herein, that the said tract is not settled ~, @
cultivated as required by law in such ca sts s,;
parties are hereby notified to appear, res nonS
O'Clock a. III October s. 1865 before The o az
ter and Receiver at the United States land -,
i'll Lewiston, Idaho T. b. Wrsr paa; oICt
rhos. Mullen, Attorney for Contestant
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

The public schools will open on
September s with the condition OF
insufficient room to confront the
board a'ld the teachers. The pri-
mary department will be crowded
beyond the limit that will permit
OF efficient work. There should
be at least two more rooms for the
very small pupils within the city
limits. 1t has been observed that
two school rooms one in the east
end and another in the west end of
the city could be provided to meet
this emergency. The old school
building would accommodate all
the classes above the primary
grades; and besides it would he
convenient to the small children
aad the patrons to divide the
distance OF nearly two miles by
this arrangement. A Jealous pro-
motion of early education is a pri-
mary public duty, and this can be
accomplished only by personal
contact of the little pupils and
their teachers. 1t should be but a
little step for the little one from
the threshold Of the home to the
protecting walls of the school
house. The rooms in the central
school building might we'll be pre-
served for the graded school.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

Any careful observer who has
read and contrasted the democratic
and silver republican platforms is
puzzled to know what are the be-
liets in common upon which the
combination can make a state cam
paign. The democrats commend
the present administration but
their allies are so silent on the sub
Ject as to make the contrast pain
full.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02
CONTEST NOTICE.

July goth ISoS "''oh' Adaho
Suthcient contes, afhdavit having been filed
IN TINS Office by sol 5 Caldwell c1ntesfa"f
against az, Isaac a Naming entry No 4oss. made Dec
section z township s., y. Range > ". bv IsasC
hah,hs contestee, IN which it is alleged tba,,
s s..iu ISAAC Naming has wholly abandoned said
more than six months since naLing said III, Io'
ana next prlor to the date herein that said tfaSi
Is hot setlisd upon and cultivated by said party
ned To appear respond and ofT-r evidence 49,
iig Saa allegation at 10 O'Clock a M. ON Sep. Qh
1875, before the Register and Receiver al H.
'""Su states Land Office in Lewiston Idaho,
J. B. WEST, Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior, United States land
office, Lewiston, Idaho August Z, 1SrS
A sufficient contest affidavit having been fled
III this office by Joshua A. Woodhouse contest,
ant against JniuS BeIgeson entry No 5s6S
made July IS, 1891, for nwZ sec s twp DO n. r y,
n, by julius Bergeson contestee, IN which il L
alleged that; Julius Bergeson has ahaudonal
SAID tract of land and has failed to reside mn ~,
SAID tract for more than six months last past M
next prior TO date hereof and further that he ha.
never established residence thereon and IN
wholly abandoned the said tract that he ho -
trely tailed TO comply with the homes cad IaI,.s
as to residence, Improvements and cuitiy.,fio,'
said parties are hereby notified to appear re-
s2ond and otter evidence touching said al epatin,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. on October Srd 1906 6efnra
the register and receiver at the United Statee
land office in Lewiston. Idaho '''eS
Alfred w. Kroutinger, Receiver
Thos. Mullen, attorney for contestant
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

The platform adopted by the sill
yer republican wing of the fusion
party declares specifically for pro-
lection and reciprocity. The old
time democrat who has any pride
OF party principle will find it hard
work to vote foi candidate for
congress who stands for principles
SO wholly at variance with the
time honored tenets of pure
democracy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-09-02

The Tribune last Saturday
liluslvely quoted Register West as
saying the states rights were not
impaired by the decision in the
Proctor case noted in the last issue
OF the TELLER. Mr.. West saws
he did not authorize any stateme mt
that could be construed to mean
that the states cases generally
were not covered by the point
raised and passed up in the Proc
tor case. 1t is true that the state
has come forward at late day and
entered second filing which
lapsed long ago by default. All
accrued rights of individuals since
the lands passed to the public do
main on the 25th of last March
have precedence over the state S
rights up to the time the applica-
ton to re-hle was made two weeks
ago. 1t is a fact that the state
lost all rights gained not only by
the 90 days reserve but also all
supposed rights gained by the
illegal filing made by S. F. Taylor
on January IS, 1898. Notwith-
standing the denials and quibbling
OF the organs and the agents of the
state administration the fact re-
mains just as set forth i'll the TEL.
LER over month ago. The state
did not secure an acre of land or
any rights to land by the Taylor
and MCGEE selections, and the ex-
penditure of $50, 900, the whole APP
preparation of the last legislature
for the purpose of selecting and
periccting title to LANDS for the
various public institutions of the
state was wasted.