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CHIROPODISTS.

FEET .---
Afflicted with Banous, Corns,. Ingrewing or Club
Nails instantly relieved No pain. Modest
charges. PROF. J. J. GEORGES son, IiI5
Pa. ave. to pm. Sundays. 0 to u. je3O-tf
ACCOUNTANTS.
]. z. RATES,
Public aecountant and auditue.
Room ITO, Washington Loan and Trust building.
tes-6 Telephone No. S72-A
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GG00D BOARD. FARM HOUSE ON THE WATER:
miles from Chesapeake Beach, fine sailing yacht
and small row boats. For particulars, address
j. J. LEATHERBURY. Churchton p. o.. Anne
Arundel Co, Md. jy13-3ts
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Advertisements under the ciassifi-
cation of Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate of one cent per
word per insertion, the minimum
charge being 15 cents Advertise
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Telegraph Office in Washington or
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at regular advertising rates.
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FOR SALE-CAPITALISTS, TAKE NOTE
GRAND CHANCE FDR INHES AlENT,
over an acre of land. fronting con,reted streets
tinclucinG corner lctsl. within 4 squares 81 tie
White Hcdse. Of the State Department and
OF the C"rcolnn Gallery. Improvements pay taAts
and about l1sq6. Price. 81 90 per foot Chance
TO double your money. Correspondence Invited
GEO. Y. WoETHINGTON, 14lO q st. NV.
jy13-3t
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FOR MISUNDERSTANDING

THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand: deIiv-
cred free ill city; month applies purchase
OF when directly following rental.
WYCKOFF. SkAMANS x BENEDICT.
deIetf Cor. Sth and + SITS, NV
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COUNTRY BOARD.

OR t B0ARDERS - IN PRIVATE
FIRMLY, near steam and electric cars: / fare to
city large yard, verandas ard looms; abundance
of shade; gcod board. Reply c. H.. Star office
jy14-2t.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR IENT-COTTAGE AT WASHINGTON GROVE
for balance of months; FJhNiShEb;
$500: NICE LOCATION. W. H. HOUGHTON,
lHi4 + nv. jyli-2t
attsyilie; minutes walk from new electric cars
ami b. and .. station: communication rates,
cents each way; price, $3.50 per lot
jyli-lw ROGERS x ROGERS, Hyattsvile. Md.
FOR IENT-BENNING. ID. C., 10 ACRES, IA
rtom house and all necessary outbuiidings; rent
per mo-, 5000.
jy14-Gt DAVID MOORE, 14o6 G st.
FOR SALE-TWO SUBURBAN HOMES IN THE
northwest; broken up and will be sold at half
their value. Address HOME S. Star office.
jyl3-3t-
FOR RENT-A 1-R00M FRAME COTTAGE WITH
cellar ou buildings; water; Shade and fruit. with
1900 sqr, feet OF ground; the extension Of the
Columbia R.R., being DHllt; mile north
OF Benning d. G.. rent, 500 per year, payable
monthly. Address w. L. SHAW, Bennng. d. c..
jy13-3t'
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L CAN ACCOMMODATE FEW BOARDERS:
plenty of good water, shade, milk, fruit ard
vegetables; very healthy locality. Apply TO
Mrs. HAMILTON, Wheatland, i1oudoun TO, Va.
iYl2-2fs
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFINISHED
rooms, for light housekeeping, by gentleman and
wife tho children; owner preferred. Address
GOOD TENANT, Star office. jyIi-3t-
WANTED FREE TO PERSONS
desiring Rooms beard in select families. PAR
TIES wishing desirable tenants will save time
and money by calling sos st. NV. jy3-12t'
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YOUR WATCH CLEANED. 81 co.
.'- WATCH HANDSPRING 81
ALL WORK WARRANTED ONE YEAR.
nh3-5d 122l ST. NV,
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NEAR FAUQUIEt SULPHUR SpRINGS.-PRETTY
lawn fine spring water, mt. air. ice. milk chick
eps, lamb. athng. fishing. piaIro moderate
Miss MINNIE HAKT. Waterloo 7. O. Va. iHlI 1t
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KEN SINGTON.

To close an estate
For sae-a modern house; 10 rooms. bath and
cellar electric fixtures; heated by furnace; coii-
veuiently located to steam and electric
Price $500. Terms: Satisfactory purchaser.
See full list of Kensington property.
iyl3-3t II. NJ. MARTIN, 1925 Pa.
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Advertisements under the ciassfh-
cntion of Wanted Help will be in
serted at the rate of one cent per
word per Insertion, the minimum
charge being 10 cents. Advertise
ments may be filed Mt any Postal
TELEGRAPH office In Washington or
sent through the medium OF the
Postal Telegraph messenger system
at regular adv ert isinE rates.
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FOR SALE-RIP-A-N-S, 10 FOR 5 GEMS, AT
druggists grccers, restaurants, saloons, news
stands, general stores and barber shops. Danish
pain. induce sleep. prolong life. One gives relief
ap2l-lyr-4
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED.

FUR RENT-
Store and dwg., 1919 Pa ave- NV. I2r.. $50 90
Store and dwg., 922 st. Sc I rooms. -. 20. 90
Store and room, 407 AZ st. s.w......... 1850
Brick dwg., 314 W st. NV. 1o rms. MI. S5. 90
Brick dwelling, 1889 Ohio NV, Sr.... Is. 80
Brick dwelling, 63 Fenton st. ne. 5r..... 1000
Frame dwg., Tennaliytown, sr., ~ acres
ground Observation-Disclosures. ZOO
Store and dwelling. 9l3 ID St NV. cellar. $500
Store and dwelling 396 10th st. tcel.D. 5000
Store and dwelling, 1888 18th st. 800
iy14-3t LOUIS L. SHOEMAKER go L st. NV.
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WANTED 1--WE EXPERIENCED FUtNII II,E
-ties.fcu. n.,f essential TO start to work immed
ajeIy; men with some installment kEOwl Gge pre-
fcrred Apply office the JULIUS LANSiilI ReIH
FURNITURE AND CARPET COMPANY, l225 h |
n W jyl3-3t
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WANTED-ONE OR TWO BOARDERS. WITH
some furniture; SIS; no charge for child fine
shade, water, fruit, etc; CARLIN SPRINGS,
VA; easy wheeling distance. Monday, Thurs
day. 1927 10th W. iyl3-3ts
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MALE.

WANTED - WE SECURE ANY POSITION DE-
sired or n ful nd your money: many vacancies now
investigate NATIONAL INFORhAllON ~
Al oil a.
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WANTED STENUGRAPHEiiS AND 'DENS-
more" -'Caligraph'' or 'Yost'' operators; EN-
pOyers provided with competent stlnOgraphers
and typewriter OPERATORS charge for services.
UNITED TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.,
1921 T ST NV fe4-tf
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for he swore he would never leave town AGAIN
without consulting our generous cash exchange
Tor gents discarded garments. We call.
Jy145u JUSTHS OLD STAND 6io st. NV.
PRIVATE DETECTIVE WORK ACCONPIIaHED
with the utmost secrecy. Shadowtng specially
AdGtess NJ. LEC0Q,
Uu-St' General Delivery, CITY.
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FEM ALE.

WANTED EMPLOYMENT. COOK or CHAM
berrnaid gene ral hulsevork. small family 10y
competent cul"rrd woman; laundIy. take home;
cuvre,l girl 1pI3 y. Y ave
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FOR SALE-LUTS.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
The following blocks Of land In the SOUTH
EAST section Of the city for sale. on terms
very attractive to builders or speculaturs.
26D feet front on East Capitol st.
1876 feet front on 18th st. bet. r.. Cap. x A SITS
300 feet front \ St bet. 18th anu l4ih sts
49, feet front Walter st. bet. 18TH a 18th
200 feet front ON Is ST. bet 18th and l4th Is
Also large number of single lots surrounding
LINCOLN PARK, at low figures on SMALL
MONTHLY payments.
THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY
1yl26t 1921 St NV
FOR SALE-sTH ST AND y. C. AVE Sc, THE
best section Of Capitol HIS lots, giving yea
any size yon want; 4O-ft. parking; ali improve
Inents and grade.
PRICE, S1.3Tiz FOOT.
Jyl2-5t Ii. Il. HOW Ems ZEN $40 L ST. NV.
FOR SALES. W. CORNER FLORIDA AVE AND
Sth St; very economical
Large square ground Il -; easy Of subdivision
ST. between 2ist and 22d sts., o0xlIO; per
k,l. foot, Sl.5O.
Several cheap lots in Washington Heights.
SAMUEL BIEBER & son. JUy Seventh ST. NV.
iVl9
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FOR SALE-oPEN ALL DAY AND SlrNDAY-39
aad u quincy 81. NV, six noius and bath;
heated by furnace: tiled bath room and y.stl-
euIei plate glass storm and ycsitbule doors:
c"ncieted cellar under whole house: one in rua
at once.
ME1tAlF LEWIS. 1910 Sth st. NV.
iyl2-4i. q tIvnars ana pyuI..x
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL REFORM SCHOOL
DC, Washington, D.C.-Sealed proposals win be
received at the Office of the president OF the board
Of trustees OF the Reform School, ID. c., DEPART
ment OF Justice building. until TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON Of MONDAY, JULY SEVENTEENTH 1899
fer supplying tie Reform School. D. c.. with Coal
during the fiscal gear ending June 30, 1900 Speci-
hcations and instructions to bidders can be Oh
tanned application to the secretary Of the board
Mr.. s. W. CURRIDEN, No. lab + ct. NV Right
to waive defects and to reject any and ali bids
10 reserved CECIL CLAY, President Board Of
Trustees. Reform School, ID. C. jyII-5t
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WANTED - SALESMAN FOR CHILDREN
Ginning department.: must be experienced.
SAMUEL. FIIEDLANDER s. CO., 4l6 9Th St
wi
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MAPLETON- NEAR THE MOUNT
aims; good board; good water; shade and porches
daily mail. For terms apply to Mrs. J. L. KID
WELL. MechanicsyiIle. LOudoun Co., Va.
jy!-f, IN. wits
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON EASY 1H.RMS-IO-
room brick house in Alexandria city; On FIVE CON
dit1cn; must he sold 10 settle estate. For
particulars JAMES ". CLEMENTS. 1921 y
St IA
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13
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Nick Inghram and a man BY the name
of Smith are reported to have discovered
Il large rich copper ledge on the Inuahi
near its mouth. Mr.. Inghram was in
the city this week after load of supplies
He returned to his new prospect yester-
day.
The Snake River Valley road survey
will be completed to Lewiston next
week. The Bethel corps of engineers
which is engaged on the last link be
tween Huntington and Lewiston is now
at Asotin. This system includes the
Baker City and the Elgin branches the
surveys of which are practically com
bar to Lewiston.
Professor SpellInan of Pullman alliv-
cred his popular lecture, applied Mod
ern Science at the Methodist church
last night. The large audience was
amused and entertained from beginning
to end of the interesting address The
lecture was given under the auspices of
the Normal Literary society, and il was
intended to take the place OF a debate
which was promised sometime since be-
tween the Moscow university students
and normal students. This debate failed
on account of press of work at the close
of the year on the part of the Moscow
students, who could not consent To the
extra labor of visit and debate.
The state board of medical examiners
met i'll Boise Thursday There were pres
ent DIR. W. w. Watkins of Moscow, DR..
X. l.. Nourse of Haley, DR. J. Numbers
of Weiser and DIR. Mccall and DIR. Coll
| lister of Boise DIR. J. W. Turner of Cot
tonwood was the only absentee. The
board organized by the election of the
following officers: DIR. Mccall president,
DIR. Watkins president. DIR. Nourse
| secretary and treasurer The board al
jourled until June 20, at which time all
the physicians III the state must either
present their diplomas or undergo exam
nation. Physicians who were qualified
to practice when the law went into effect
will he granted certificate on their
diploma, All Others will have to be ex-
| ainined. Applications should be made,
to the secretary between now AMI the
date set for the next meeting.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13

The Henly Bros. building on west
Main street has been dressed MP with a
new front aud bright paint till il is very
attractive.
A disappointed tiuinrn is reported TO
have tried to commit suicide today
The cause is supposed to have been loss
Of occupation aud to" much red liquor
5, Wiiaeuthaler who took suddenly
sick last Saturday aud who was reported
to be dangerously i'll during this week
was able to appear on the streets tdday
The Snake river ferry has done the
biggest business in the history of the en-
terprise this week. The boat has been
running constantly for sixteen hours
daiiy to accommodate the travelling
public.
The Quaker iakir informed Marshal
Roos that he would close their street
shows to-day. 1t is estimated that this
takir took IN saooo for his nostruns
while here.
The eastern section of the cantileyer
span OF the Snake river bridge is nearly
complete. The force ri men will soon be
transferred to the west side of the river
and the bridge will be rushed To
completion.
Lewiston has maintained an active de
nand for pack horses this spring. The
supply has been ample aud prices ranged
low pack horses have been sold for from
ten to fifteen dollars this week.
The Wildenthaler. excavation for the
new brick store building ia almost com
p'ete' The masonry will be put in place
, tor the cellar aud for the foundation for
the west wall next week The party wall
included IN the Tixer brick will cousti.
tnte the eas, wall Of the Wil,leuthalcr
building.
II isreported a mining claim in, which
+, Ill. Libby, Of this city, linn Iustus, OF
N,neland, and T.. NJ, Pound. of Seattle
~ interested, is turning out To be a bo-
nanza. This mine is on the South Fork
only fifteen miles from Grangeviile. Re.
cent Developments have been very salts
factory to- the owners who refused a
So,ooo bond last week.
II is reported that "A rich strike i'm
quartz has heen male near Orc Elmo ON
the Clearwater, ON the line ai the rail
road grade. One man has located a
ledge which crosses tunnel site, and he
Is waiting for the tnnel 10 tap his ledge.
For Sale - SECOND hand sewin.
machine, at bargain. ], ). Cox out-
fitting Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13

FOR tents. pack outfits, etc !. $.
Cox Outiiitiing Co., Main ST., next Third,
Ex-Governor Flower of New York died
at Passport, Long Island at 1880 yester-
day.
L.. \. Porter is building new frame
store huilting on the old Judge Buck lot
On east Main street.
The foundation for the Weisgerber
block was finished this evening and the
brick wo,k will begin next week.
Admiral Dewey declines to participate
In the banquet rendered him by the New
fork hoard m trade, lie pleads i'll
health as An excuse.
". II. Cooper was in the city YESTERDAY
lie has almost recovered from his recent
attach of grippe. Mrs. Cooper is also con-
valescent, after long sick spell
The new laundry building on { street
has been completed aud this new enter,
prise will be launched next week umdc,
the name Of the Troy Steam Laundry
Auditor Sinclair has issued 4
proclamation to the citizens Of Shoshout
county urging cooperation with the
military and state officials il, the
prosecutions ot the rioters.
John Miller who died ON Mason.
prairie last TUESDAY was buried here
Thursday His demise was the result ot
pneumonia, lie was brother of Mrs.
Richard Stevens of Tamnmny.
Governor Steanenbesg arrived at
Wallace to-day. He went to the scene OF
the trouble TO consult with the military
authorities and the attorney general and
Auditor Sinclair in the work al
prosecuting the miners union.
Governor Smith of Montana has issued
orders restraining the military authori.
lies from arresting fleeing strikers IN
Montana and returning them to Idaho
without due process of civil law. lie
niaie this order upon representation from
The Miners Union of Butte to the effect
that injustice resulted from such arrests
The Spokane Typographical Union
iuemorializes Governor S,eunenberge,
10 modify the order issued by Attorne,
General HAYS, Bartlett Sinclair and Gen.
eral Merriam, so that it will not appl,
10 All Union men, whether guilty or limo.
cent of crime These nnion men con,
denim the Cnar d'Alene outrages. The,
also censare the governor and his admin.
istratiun.
IA large refrigerator for sale cheap
:. ). Cox Quitting Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13

Il, II. Libby returned from Portland
yesterday. go.
WV. Lemon of Morrow, Idaho, was in
the city today. He is preparing to open
a restaurant To accommodate the travelling
, public on the stage road. He has an
advertisement in the Teller calling at.
tention To his bar, now open.
The New York sun paragraphs the
statement of Clark and Sweeney that the
ore in the Big buffalo was found to grow
aiarmngiy inferior on reaching greater
depth says the Grangeville STANDARD.
"ill news flies ON swifter pinions than
the wind. Ii has gone ont to all corners.
II this were true the world should know
it, and the sooner known the better for
all concerned. The effect of this rumor
has already told with baneful results to
the mining, commercial and farming in
terests OF the Clearwater region Ii has
already deferred hundreds of prospectors
from coming here, II has scared capital
from closing purchases at the Hump. 1t
has thus delayed the development of rich
mines for another year, 1t has compelled
many brave men who had embarked their
scunep, means aud muscle in bringing
forth the secret treasures of the noun.
ta'ns to sell their holdings fora song in
order to continue in the field. And the
worst and the best OF it is that the state.
ment is untrue, THAI on the contrary the
ores grow richer as the shaft grows
deeper.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13

The governor has named the ollos|
as delegates from Idaho to the til
Mississippi congress to meet in WicsI
May 90: Hon. +. :. Dietrich, Blackfi
Hon. {. ). Ba>sett, BOISE Hon, VILE
Bulge, Paris; Hon. J. S. Barrett, Mou
peller; Hon. \. W. Middleton, Nam
Hon. Joseph Hutchinson, Silver q
Hon. X. |. Perky, Mountain Home, III
]. W. Gooding, Gooding, Idaho, H
]. 5. Waters, Shoshonr. Hon. /
Hattabaugh. Moscow; Hon j. W RI
Lewis on. and Hon. Frank Pos,
Boise.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13
Biggest and Most astonishing Sale on Record.

We believe we are safe
i'll stating that our stock of
Laces aud Embroideries
are the best and prices the
lowest i'll the city.
2oc embroideries at I5c,
I5c embroideries at Ioc, Ioc
embroideries at &c, Sc EN-
broideries SC, SC embroid-
cries 21ac.
Sample lot of Ladies'
|Handkerchiefs, to be closed
out at half price. See the
cut we made on Laces, La
dies Sailors, Children's,
Sailors, Children's Bonnets
and Ties.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13

Mrs. W, IL. Requa who was vel
known in this city died Thursday il
Gangevilie of spinal meningitis.
Daniel Dill, WHO owns farm on Hat
wal and who went east three years age
with a hand of horses, returned vestsr-
day
The Artisans gave another of their
several. entertainments last night. The
programme consisted OF mt,sic. literary
numbers and dancing; and good time is
reported
A. J. Mcdonald the we'll known news
paper man was in the city yesterday,
lie has severed his connection with the
Grangeville STANDARD and he returned 10
Moscow TO-DAY.
agent Brown who has had charge of
the freight department in the q. X. 4
\ .ofice,iu this city has resigned To sc-
ceRe a pr",notion in the service of the
company lie is being checked up and
will leave about the 18th inst.
Under date of Nav Forest Superin-
tendent James Gleudenning received
instructions to appoint fifteen rangers
for service in the forest reserves in
idahof These rangers are to he employed
IN cutting trsils and making roads till
the time to patrol for fires comes in July
when they will be placed upon guard
duty. This patrol will begin July IS
and end October Is.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13
N

H None the less styl-
ish and handsome because
The prices are SO low. Here
are gilt-edged bargains:
Ladies Summer Vest 7c
Vest, lace-trimmed 25c
Union Suits, sale price. soc
125 White Skirts, tuck
and Embroideries ,70c
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13

We carry a full
line of Belfeld
Tailor made
Suits, silk lined
to be sold al
hali-price. Here
are pr c es to
please all,
Print Wrappers
Boston sale
price ..."...oSc
Heavy Print
Wrappers. S5c
Sateen. Lawn
and German
Faint Wrap
pers, special
price ST. $I.2o
s. SSand 81 .65
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Black and OOlOred Skirts

70 black and
blue stripe
Crepons, the
newest Bos-
ton store sale
price ....S4.4o
5000 black
Satin Ouch
esse Skirts
S7.25, SI.75
red, tan, blue
and W hite
duck skirts
Boston sale =.
.......,.Sr.a5
Plaid, Cling
ham Skirts,
sale price.75
Blue Den
i'm, white
braid trlnl-
med, we'll
made price.
,..........I 90
2.25 figured
brillantine SIX
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13

Here are exceptional
offerings for this sale.
46-in. imported Eng
lish black brocade,
we'll worth Csc, Bos-
ton. sale .................. -.
Worth soc, Figured /.
Brillantine sale price
zoe Plaid, Boston store
sale ....s......,................
I5c Plaids and Checks
So and SI2. so Pattern
Suits, your choice s
Csc Spring Novelties,
Boston Store sale. H..
If you price our dress
goods you buy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-05-13

This is the greatest
Silk offering of the
season. All our III
dia Silk i'll all the
light spring shades,
Boston store sale .,..
All our check Summer
Silk, worth 4oc, Bos-
ton sale. ......................
All our Changeable
Silks, fancy brocade
silks, regular 4oc,
Boston sale .................
All the latest Spring
Style Silks, worth up
to $500, will be sold
at a big cut.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
A SUSPICIOUS CASE.
10y Found Unconscious and Badly Hut -Colored
Tramp Figures in the Affair

AT midnight last night a colored
tramp came TO the depot at Attleboro
and reported that a man had been
struck by train at Fishers crossing
and was in dying condition. He told
varying stories about the affair The
police were notified, but by that time
the tramp had departed. officer Inman
started after him TO arrest him on sus-
picion and await results. He was not
overtaken and the Pawtucket officers
were teiephoned to arrest him there.
"A party guided by Deputy Sheriff
Briggs went To the place indicated and
found the unconscious body OF a boy
between the tracks. ThEre were no
marks on him to indicate his being
struck by train, but his face was bad
ly bruised as If caused by contact with
some hard substance. At l o'clock, he
had not recovered consciousness and
was removed to a nearby farmhouse.
on the body a card was found issued
by xhe Maine eye and ear infirmary.
made out to John d. S. Palmer, aged
IL, residence 27 Greene street. 1t was is
sued Aug. 8. The youth was fairly well
dressed in a brown suit and had hair
cropped short.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-08-23
DID NOT KEEP HIS WORD.
Warrant WIN Be Issued Agsrs' Shsrp for Cruelty
Treating a Sick lose.

General Agent James n. Smith of
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Society saw a horse in terrible con-
dtion OF suffering on Eddy street yes
terday afternoon, and, after waiting
sometime he met the owner, said to be
one John Sharp. The owner promised
to take the horse to a barn OH Orms
street and have IL attended to, and a
boy drove off the animal, but instead OF
going where he agreed TO drove few
miles out of the city Mr.. Smith says
he will issue a warrant today and
Sharp will be given a chance to explain
his methods in court.
A peddler who is said to be A. Sid
nowsky, but who gave his name as A.
Sidney, was also stopped by Gen.
eral Agent Smith yesterday afternoon,
while he was driving horse which had
spavins. O. sore back and bad feet Tha
driver agreed to have the horse shot
and the animal was driven to his barn
for that purpose.