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Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Races This Atterno0n.

The races inaugurating the ha ndsoine
new mile track of the association began
at 7. III. today. The strength of this
attraction drew out fine crowd, remark
ably fine for the opaning day. There
were four events on the card. The
opening race was the 2:4o trot with four
starters. Chespa was scratched, leaving
only Felix w. Nancy Wilkes, Mack Mack
and Antrim in the race. The first and
second heats were won by Felix W.,
owned by Felix Warren, Of lewiston
Two heats only of the race have been
run as we go to press, but the betting
favors Felix w. and Mr.. Warren's hand
some brown gelding is likely to prove
the winner ofthe first race on the new
association track. The time an nounced
was i:42, I:4I.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Republican Meetings.

j. N. Stacy and Col. H. V. Ferguson
returned from a weeks campaign in this
county yesterday. Meetings were held
at six points, Forrest, Morrow and Chi
cago. Mr.. Stacy and Geo f. Crnm
spoke at Tabor school house and VIM
chester Col. Ferguson and Mr.. Stacy held
the audience and at Cul-desa Jas. f.
Babb, Mr.. Ferguson and Mr.. Stacy.
Rousing meetings are reported. Repub-
lican issues are taking with the people
and are awakening an enthusiasm that
will insure republican victory in the
county November 9th. The speakers are
doing effectiye work and the drift of sen.
timent is toward the republican party.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Ferrelt on Trial.

MARYSvILLE, O., Oct. I5.-The trial of
Roslyn Terrell, charged with the murder
OF Express Messenger Lane and the rob.
berry of an express safe on a Panhandle
train, was called in the district court here
today. Ferrell's relatives have engaged
able counsel. The defense, it is under.
stood, will rest on the plea of hereditary
insanity due to the blood relationship of
the prisoners parents. his father and
mother being first cousins. Owing to the
unusual character of the defense and the
sensational circumstances attending the
crime the trial promises to attract wide.
spread attention.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Worlds Champion Checker Game

BOSTON, Oct. asa match to decide
the worlds championship at checkers
began in Boston today. The players are
Richard Jordon, of Edinburgh, Scotland,
and Charles +. Barker, of Boston. Both
men have been claiming the champion
ship for several years and as a conse-
quence the result of this, their first meet
ing to decide the question of supremacy
will be awaited with interest by lovers
OF the game. Under the articles of
agreement forty games will be contested,
the winner of the majority to be declared
the worlds champion and to receive in
addition purse of 81 600.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Republicans Enthusiastic.

Republican speakers returning from
pleased with the outlook. James F..
Babb, who has spent the week on the
reservation, returned Sunday. He de-
Mohler, Nezperce, Kamiah, and Guide
sac. Speaking of these Mr.. Babb said
81 have never had better meetings in the
county. The republicans are enthusi-
astic and all working for party success.
The meeting at Nezperce was a rousing
one. At kamiah we had the Indian
band to furnish music. The people are
interested and awake to the importance
of the issues.''
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
THE l q o. F. GRAND LODGE
continued from Ist page

from other assemblies now in session.
Report of the committee OH credentials
shows the following list of delegates:
Alpha No /, Lewiston, Mary Kroh,
Alice Tannahill, Della Miller, Emma
Edwards.
Miriam No 2, Addie V Leonard, Eva
line Adams.
Deborah No 3, Marie Nourse, Nancy
M Tucker.
Guiding Star No. a, Mary Harris, Mel
Tate.
Gem of the Mountains No S, Gertrude
Griffiths, Emma Corran.
Fidelity No 7. Carrie Harvey, Mary A..
Cordille.
Unity No 8, Rilla McConville, Theora
Mobley, Martha Kennedy.
Golden Rule No II, katherine Con
nelly, frankie Toilette.
Mizpah No II, Fannie Hanson, Jennie
Williams.
Anna No Ia, Katherine X Dore and
Nellie Brown.
Star No IS, Margaret Vennigerholz and
Retta Holman.
Naomi No IS, A Johnson and A Thorn
son.
Rose No IS, Grace Johnesse and Mar
garet Plummer.
Mt Zion No 10, Agnes Swinerton and
Amelia Pelker.
Hope No 20, Nellie Staley and Maud
Toomer.
Kendrick Star No 81, Agnes Longnore
and -- Helpman.
Harmony No ~, - Driscoll and +
Moss.
Ivy No 70, Laura Criswell and Jane
Sheldon,
Colfax No "a, Mary X Stoddard and f
r Moore.
Acme No. 26, Jennie Walker and Gym
thia Stokesberry.
Silver Leaf No 81, Margaret Paul.
Leah No 2S-Ruth Strachan and Leah
Gorton.
Crystal No 80, Emma Gilman and Alice
Weeks.
Ulla No 81, Minnie O'Neill and Fran
els Crosson.
| Emmett No. 80, Rose Blanchard, Dora
Clymer.
Lily No, 80, Minnie Larue and Nettie
May Boyes.
{ Betty Potter No "a, Emma Waneniaker
Syringa No. IS, Matte Taylor and Lii
liam Hull.
Sunbeam No Sc, Eliza Dearborn, Delva
Magee, G S Bates.
Pansey No 81, Maggie Sutton and
Frances Bardmas.
Violet No 36, Leah Gorton.
Liberty No 40, Marie Nourse.
Past Presidents of the Rebekah state
assembly present at this session are:
Mrs Carrie Myers, Mrs Addie Leon.
ard, Mrs Ada Davis.
In the absence Of the regularly elected
officers the following have been APP
pointed Vice President, Agnes Swiner.
ton; Chaplain Gertrude Gertrude Crit.
ffths.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
DR.. McCALLIE, DENTIST

The Big lroa Bridge is marvel of engi-
neering skill, but not more SO than the
delicate, yet strongly constructed golden
bridge with which DR.. McCallie is ca.
peble OF spanning the unsightly gap in
your mouth. Supported by reliable guar
antee. Remember DR.. McCallie's Office
is just one block east of the BIG IRON
BRIDGE.
Take your children TO DR.. McCallie for
gratuitous advice on the care of their
teeth, thus saving you money in after
years, and many pains to the little ones.
No charge for extracting children
teeth.
Special rates to Normal students.
I'm Wildenthalen Bldg, Main street
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
BOer War Situation.

CAPETowN, Oct. IS.-Generals Rob.
erts, Kitchener, Butler and Miner are
comforting today over the war situation in
South Africa, caused by the continuous
resistance Of the Beers. 1t is understood
the conference is to formulate new plan
Of paciication. Lord Roberts will re.
main in South Africa until Christmas.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15

--Cldahy's Celebrated Rex brand OF
hams and bacon at Wildenthaler's.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Coming and Going

A.E. Gipson, of Caldwell, editor OF the
Gem State Rival, is one OF the Delegates
to the grand lodge.
Jno. Bielby, the Fletcher hotel man. Is
in the CITY to take in the tair.
NJ A. Means, of Genesee, passed
through the city this morning enroute TO
Orotino.
lanes II. Harte, of Occur d'Alene, is a
visitor to the city during the fair.
Theo. Turner, grand master OF the
Odd Fellows, is also candidate tor state
senator on the republican ticket in Blng-
ham county.
GA. Kjos and wife arrived on today's
train from an extended trip to Christiana
Mr.. Kios' old home in Norway. They
visited Paris and many of the principal
cities in Europe.
J. B. West returned Saturday night
from an extended speaking tour of the
reservat ion. Mr.. West reports prospects
of republican success i'll the county fine,
and says great interest was manifested by
the people, especially in regard to county
government.
Kay l.. Thompson and wife are here
this week in attendance on the Grand
| Lodge I. O. o. +. of Idaho.
Walter S. Dyer is down from Grange
Vile to attend the fair and l. O. o. +
Grand Lodge.
NJ Donzac returned home yesterday
from an extended trip to his old home in
France. Mr.. Donzac visited the Paris
Exposition and many of the principal
cities in Europe as we'll as his owr
country.
T. o. Hanlon, of Fletcher, is a visitor
in the city this week and is also a dele
gate to the l. 0. o. F. Grand Lodge.
NJ, Wing is in the city.
Jim Lambert. of Waha, was doing bus.
mess in the city today.
Hon. J. N. Stacy will leave for Idaho
county tomorrow being scheduled t
make four addresses in that section or
the following dates: Oct. II, IS, 10 ant
TO- He will return or the 2Ist and pu
in few days campaigning in the Pot
latch.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Asotln Daily Sentinel.

Kay l.. Thompson, editor Of the Asotin
Sentinel, with characteristic energy and
up-to-dateness, will issue a daily paper
from his Office during fair week. The
paper is six-column quarto and reflects
great credit on its proprietor.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
geographically Cold

f.. II. Warren, veterinary dentist, is
now located at Mallory and Lydon's
barn and anyone desiring any work in
his line may call on or leave word at the
barn.
Morrison and Patrie Oct. 10Th.
John Green and Elwood A. Sherwood
addressed the people of Webb Ridge
saturday night at Webb Ridge school
house. They report fine meeting and
plenty of enthu siasm.
Hon. J. T. Morrison, republican
candidate for congress, will address
the Lewiston public Oct. 10Th.
J Eichenberger has reopened his shoe
repair shop, back of Henley's grocery on
Fifth street. lie is now prepared to do
all kinds of repair work as we'll as shoe
making.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Gov. T. T. Gear, Of Oregon, will
address the people of Lewiston Oct.
f[Al
HELP WANTED.

Will the ladies Of the Tsceminicum
club. who have the license. meet at the
fair grounds building Monday morning
to assist..the committee on arrangements.
(Signed.) CHAIRMAN.
Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-15
Subscribe for THE TELLER.
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT.
LEWISTON, IDAHO, Oct. Q, TO-,

LEWISTON, IDAHO, Oct. 9, 1910.
To the Honorable Board of County COM
missioners. Gentlemen-I herewith sub
nit my quarterly report for the quarter
ending October E, 1900:
Cash on hand as per last report 81 ,274 81
Received from the following
sources:
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11
SCHOOL NOTES.

Chas, Stowel has been appointed
director In district No. 80,
Olive Cutlery reports 1926 for library
in her district, No, 40.
Remember the Reno County Asso-
citation for January TO- There will be
a session in the afternoon at . o'clock
and one at 1880. Don't fail to come,
Patrons are especially invited.
Teachers examination Will be held
January 9th in Hutchinson. Teach
els and those who expect to teach
should get the reading circle work and
post up on Greenwoods principles, ii
will be required,
Harry Mills gave an excellent pro
gram recently IN his school aL Booth,
which is reported rs being II success
Booth will huild new school house
this year,
Mabel Gibbs came home from Haven
to visit her parents last Saturday and
Sunday.
j. &. Janney reports a successful
term In No. ia This is Mr. Janney's
first term and 1t is gratifying to his
friends to know that he is having such
success, lie is not afraid to put his
shoulder to the wheel and push, Sue
cess does not come unsolicited
The rumor that Harry GOodelI was
married proved hoax. Harry is still
single but we can not predict rs TO how
long this blessed state will last.
Daniel Il. Krehbiel of No 80 was a
visitor in Hutchinson last Saturday.
Cast thy bread upon the water"
etc, This ought to be the sentiment
of every teacher, instead of being in
lluenced entirely by the commercial
idea in teaching, A teacher may feel
discouraged on account of the short
term and small salary, but if you do
your whole ddty and show yourself ca
pable and worthy there will be better
place opened unto you. Ability must
come before salary, You may feel
that you can ! afford to attend the as
sociatton or to purchase some needed
book or apparatus, but remember that
If you desire to reap largely you must
SOW accordingly.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11

IT is peculiar how some Of the "pa.
triotic' papers were among the freest
critics of the shady transactions Of the
Cleveland admin stration with Wall
Street hnanciers such as that of tie
sale of bonds to the Morgan syndicate
but these "patriotic" papers have moth
ing to say concerning the recent trans
actions Of Secretary Gage with another
Wall Street syndicate IN turning over
to II the use of the funds Of the entire
internal revenue collections, What is
more IL this Morgan syndicate was alb
horrent tue present favored click COM
posed OF the Rickefellars, Of the
standard oil trusts, the Hayemeyers Of
the sugar trust and tile Vanderblts IS
attroclous. One of the transactions
showing the governments love for these
financial hyenas il well shown in the
confession Of the president Of the bank
owned by them concerning the pur-
chase Of the old government custom
house In New York According to
this confession the sale WAS made about
six months ago and S3,0O0,O0O of the
$3 100000 purchase money was paid
But deed has not yet been given so
that the title still rests on the records
in the government and cannot be listed
for taxation. Meanwhile the govern
ment 10 paying interest on the amount
of the purchase money received and 1t
is charged in the reports that the bank
has possession and use of the premises,
Well, the administration islooking out
and Of greatest service when the time
for slush funds arrives.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11

1t has been demonstrated repeatedly
in every state In the Union and in many
foreign countries that Chamberain's
Cough Remedy Is n certain preventive
aud cure for Group 1t has become the
universal remedy for that disease. M,
" Fisher Of Liberty, W, Va, only re-
peats Whit has heen said around the
globe when he writes; al have used
Chamberhin's Cough Remedy in my
family for several years aud always with
perfect success. We believe that II is
not only the best cough remedy, but that
it is u sure cure for Group. 1t has saved
the lives of our children rum6er of
times" This remedy is for sale by all
druggists.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11
THE zee SALE.

The readers OF the Saturday Bee
last week were much surprised TO lind
instead of the usual columns of ring
Ing sentences directed Mt the money
trust and the administration, O lot OF
hot republican editorials 10 was ex-
planned by a salutatory from new ed
itor, MIR, Frank Lawson, who had pnr-
chased the paper and converted II into
n republican paper, Mr., Lawson isthe
son Of John Lawson the well known
republican politician, who az one time
years ago, published the Interior, and
who will for short time assist In put
ting out the paper. The new editor Ia
an enterprising young lawyer, and
while politically we do not wish him
any success whatever, personally we
would be pleased 10 have him succeed.
The retiring managers of the Bee
have not announced what business
they will engage In They have made
u good paper, and In fact have IN
Our opinion expended more money and
energy on the paper than It's income
would warrant except from patriotic
motives. In our humble opinion, II
never was a lnancial success and some
sort Of disposal Of 1t WAS only to be
looked for We are sure that only
financial stress would have prompted
the Bee proprietors TO sell the paper
TO those who would change the polit-
lCal policy OF the paper The fact IL
that except with metropolitan papers
where the daily forms can be used TO
make up the weekly, or those weeklies
Of a class whose subscription list runs
up into many thousands, u subscrip.
tlon price Of fifty cents Is insufficient
recompense, especially so, since by the
exactions OF the trusts all printers sup
plies have increased In price from 10 TO
'5 per cent
The change will have perhaps one
bad effect, politically, in that for a
Ilme II will put u large numter Of
pOpulst readers to reading republican
some, perhaps who have
nothing else to read
But 1t will leave THE GAZETTE u bet
Ter field which we hope to be able to
Ill TO the satisfaction Of all, We are
making arrangements to push our cir
and IL crowned with success
We expect, will expend some money in
additional machinery and facilities
'or bettering the paper, But what we
want now is, to get all popuIsts and AZ
many republicans az possible to read |
THE GAZETTE, In order to 40 this we
will make this proposition for the next |
ninety days;
To any subscriber who will bring us
our new names at the rate of lfty
'ents from the time they are brought
n nnilJuntil January /, 1901, accom-
panied by the cash, we will give a
2ear's subscription free.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11

A REPUBLICAN tXGnanle says that
"lt would be well tor populists and so
cialsts TO bear in MUD the fact thai
the postal system has never been self
sustaining" And II would be well
for our republican brother to bear in
mind the fact that II the government
owned and operated railroads, IL would
not pay each year for use OF postal-cars
more than the cars cost, and the postal
system would be more.than self-sus-
taining.-Ft Scott Lantern.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11

THE Public, u paper published by
Louis f, Post, of Chicago. prints the
following, all Of which is true: There
are hundreds OF trusts in this country
similar tO that of the pool of the ak
pipe companies which the federal Su
preme court recently declared to be H.
legal. Some Of these are the anthra-
cite coal, the steel rail aud the struclu
ral steel trusts, the national salt COM
pany and the iron ore trust, commonly
called the Bessemer Ore Producers
Association. None of these trusts are
paying any attention to the decision
but are proceeding with their business
of Bxing prices, restricting production
and dividing profits as II there were no
law prohibiting it nor any supreme
court decision declaring the law valid.
The iron ore and salt trusts have re-
Gently doubled prices, Here isanother
indication of the folly of legislating
against trusts, TO try to kill them by
negative laws while they are fostered
by laws like the Dingley tariff, is a
farce" All OF which ia true, but does
it not also prove how detestaby hypo-
critical is the Mckinley administration
in Its pr0testatiOns of enmity to trusts.
Notwithstanding the decision above
quoted in case instituted before the
coming in of the present ad.ninistra-
tion, the present attorney general pro-
tests there are no laws to reach these
trusts and the president piously de.
clares that If the present laws are in
sufficient, Congress should enact more
The antitrust laws are a class of laws
among those aimed at wealth which
have been peculiarly favored by the
courts. OF course they knock an oc
cass0nal hole in them, but have fared
well at the hands of the almighty nine
in gowns compared with laws reduc
ing rates charged by corporations
which are more easy and practical Of
enforcement,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11
About Dining Oars.

The verdict given by the general public that
the Great Rock Island Route has The best din
Ing car service in the world, will not be dis
puted by patrons who have used this line,
Thousands Of letters tcsifyto this fact A bet
ter meal cannot be secured In amy hotel or res
taurant In the cities Of New York or Chicago
than Sscrved in the Rock Island dining cars.
A Ia carte on all cars splendid lunch served
on Colorado tians for 10 cents.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11
Total under MorrIl'e administration, SSH, 49,
In the fiscal years 1897 and 1893;

Complete total under Leedy, 81, ,702.-
y; total under the two adminisLra-
tions, 3,6l2.07, when the attorney
general rendered an opinion turning
the business down rs unlawful"
"These are facts, Mr. Editor which
the public ought to know, don't
know whether Gov, Morrill, was aware
of the transactions or not, but certain
ly the auditors of both administrations
did when allowing the vouchers, or
were guilty of great indifference to the
public interest, They were turned
down by Leedy and Boyle, but the bus
mess was at once turned ovesto Con-
over Bros, of Kansas CITY, of which
ONeilS brother is "A member, or at
least their agent, Why such men
should be retained in public service
when their every act shows some per-
s0nAl design or mercenary motiveY
Many instances could be cited in addi-
tion, but these records alone would
subject the board under the criminal
code to fine of five thousand dollars
each which shows how contrary to
public policy such business is done.
Now, Mr.. Editor, please tell us why
such men should be maintained in Of.
iiice by any party Respectfully,
$. w. CASE.
Now Mr., Case, we are Obliged to YOU
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11

for making ,lear what we had only
heard was true, and we must positive
ly refuse to tell you whv such men
should be retained in office. II you
want US to do anything, ask Of 10
something easy, but we respectfully
refer you to our governor You will
catch him at home some
time, and il he won't answer you, pos
sibly he may have some one about the
Office who can give the desired infor'
nation.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11
PROSPERITY is q very present thing

PROSPERITY Is very present thing
for suren NJ least to some people
When George M, Pullman died about
the time of the incoming OF the ad-
vance agent hls estate was listed at
SS ,0OO, 900. Now the executors Of the
will have figured up nearly SIl,OOO OOO.
Perhaps this shows why old George NJ,
had nothing to arbtrate In the big
strike.
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11

WE ARE taught that the sun nevtr
sets on England's possessions, but II
should be- taught that the sun never
sets on EngIsnd's trC rCubles, says the
Mcpherson OPINION,
Hutchinson gazette., 1900-01-11
DOODLE. DOODLE.

The Ottawa Journal, now a republi-
can paper, publishes the following ar
ticle under the above caption, and at
the request of Mr.. Case we republlsh
10;
In little article entitled Public
0aice u Party Snap we referred to
the fact that Mr., Hoffman furnished
-four for the Agricultural college, and
Martin a. O'Nell hardware for the
Hutchinson reformatory. Mr.. S. W,
Case, who WAS superintendent of the
Reformatory under Leedy, thinks we
put 1t on his party little too hard,
and while he admits all we said to be
true, he thinks that there are others,
so hear him for his cause,
The following is u copy Of some bills,
filed by Martin, O'Neil Il Co. , of which
firm Tom O'Neil is a member. This is
from report made by Judge Hind
man and Rev. Vennum, Of Joe Hooker
Post, &, A. II Bought Of Martin,
O'Nelll n Co., Usage City, Kan, in
the fiscal years 1895 and 1897, in the
various months:
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-01
TexssState Fair, Dallas.

The Texas s. Pacific will make .
round trip rate OF S2l. 30 for those
desiring to attic nd the fife enth ar nual
carnival, held in Dallas, Septic m bel
29:h TO October 1ith. The manage
ment promises this entertainment will
surpass everything In the history Of
the organization. Tickets on sale
Septembe Der 2Ssh 80 October 14th, final
limit October 10th.
For further particulars call or ad-
dress.
B F. Darbyshire, S. W. F. & P. A.
r w. Curtis, T. F. & r. a.
J. G. Cos tellc, S. A.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-01
A Thoughtful Tyrant.

Major Hayford Thorold, second in COM
mand OF the First battalion, Duke of
Wellington's regiment. tells n story OF his
experiences in Matabeleland in 1896.
when sent to restore order in a little
township called Gwelo. On arrival there
he found the acting commandant tan ex-
storekeeper) in state bordering on de
lirium tremens. so he had him locked up.
The commandment. however, managed to
break out and make his way to the tele-
graph office. whence he dispatched the
following wire:
Chamberlain. London:
Man here named Thorold questions my sobriety
Who is Thorold? Wire at once to avert blood
shed.
Golfers Weekly.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-01

Meals to order ali day at the Cream
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-01
BLANK BOOKS

When you want ledger or blank
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