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Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior, United States Land
Once, Lewiston. Idaho Nov. 70. 1900
suficient contest affidavit having oeen filed In
this Office by Robert c. Michael contestant. against
Jane A. Armstrong, entry No.. sO97. made April l9,
1897. for wy mex and eH nwk, sec 81. tp 81 n : /
n 3 NJ, BY Jane A Armstrong, contestee. in which
i Is alleged that said Jane Armstrong Is fraudu-
lently holding said land, having since fling ON same
married and IS now residing land held BY her hus
band. thus abandoning her said homestead. this for
period Ut nine months more prior to date hereof
and further having offered said place for sale, all
this prior 10 securing leave 81 absence from said
land. said parties are hereby notified 10 appear re-
spond and offer evidence touching aid alleR alton al
10 clock .. M, on February II. 1901 before the
Register and Receiver al the United States Land
Once in Lewiston. Idaho.
The said cOntes lant having. In proper affidavit,
tiled Dec H. $780, forth facts which show that at
ter due diligence personal service Of this notice can
not Be made. Is hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given BY due ana proper public alton
e CHARLES n. CAREY, Receiver
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

If Dubois wins democracy must
yield the palm to him as a political
leader. He is head and shoulders
above those who have presumed to
act In that capacity before his ad.
vent into the party. He laughs at
the efforts of a Dewey. a Stuenen.
berg or a Hawley to thwart his
ambitions. The rank and file of
democracy are clay in his hands.
They hail Dubois king that is to
be leader of the new democracy.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
Farming Out the Code.

There is nothing like a little
family quarrel to loosen up and
give to the world choice bits OF
family history. OF such a nature
is the family jar in the code com
mission made public in the report
which scores one of its members
for being derelect of duty.
The report recites that owing to
neglect Of the Hon. Philetu.
Averitt to complete his duty on the
code the work was della, ed four
months and an extra expense ere
ated which results In deficiency
Here, inadvertently, we are given
a pointer as to the methods of pro.
cedufe used in constructing the
new code. Instead of the COM
bined wisdom of the code commits.
sion, which, no doubt, the legis.
lature intended, we have the code
farmed out out to the different
members to take home and work
over and bring back to add to the
patch work report which was sub.
mitted to the legislatu e. The
members doubtless met and farmed
out the sections, one taking a pc.
litical code, one a civil code, one
the code of civil procedure and
another the penal code. They
then went home, farmed the work
out to their Office boys corrected
copy, perhaps, and drew checks
for their salary. This hodge podge
of WORK Is turned in to the printer
four months behind hand because
one member forgot his duty and
failed to hand in his copy, throw.
ing an extra burden upon the other
members right in the heat Of pc.
litical campaign.
Here is a condition of affairs
disclosed by the Averitt contro.
versy. From this alone the mem.
bers Of the legislature can gain
some fair estimate Of the value Of
the code commission report. For
such report the members have
received in salaries alone $I3, 500.
They have been at home attending
to their usual routine Of Office
business with little or no confer
ence except to divide the work and
report SO much copy to the state
printer whose bill, yet to be paid,
carries many additional thousands
to burden the taxpayer. 1t would
appear that no more gigantic fraud
has been perpetrated upon the
people Of Idaho than that which
carries the work Of the present
code commission.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
COMMITTED PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. Land Office at Lewis
ton. Idaho. Nov. 3. 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention TO make final
proof In support OF his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver at
Lewiston. Idaho, on Dec. p 1900. viz: Fermin l..
hoskins, for the ne ar or, sec g. tip 20 nr 2, W.
B. N.
he names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Joseph Horr. of Summit Idaho
Charles Bramlett. OF Myrtle. Idaho
James L. Pearson, of Myrtle, Idaho,
William 0. Boyd. of Myrtle, Idaho.
IS ]. 3. West Register
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

Dubois has scored another point
in his game OF forcing the fusion
lists to make him senator. He has
used the same old tactics with the
usual result. The caucus met to
rAtify other nominations made by
the several committees. The Du.
boiseifes sprung the senatorial
nolnjuatiou. Some members bolted.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

COMMITTED Homestead.
Department, of the Interior. Land Once AT Lewis
ton. Idaho. June Is 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his Intention make III. al
proof in support of his claim and that said proof
viii be made before Register and Receiver at Lewis
ton. Idaho. on January 20 1901. viz: Jacob Rosen-
stein for lots ]. TO- % and half and half hsN
OF lot 20 sec. 9. twp "a, mrs W b Nj.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation of said
land viz: Samuel Holt. George Horn Enoch s. Brown
ane Henry K. Baldwin. all OF Lapwa. Idaho.
} B. WEST. Register
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

The independent action already
shown by Nez Perce's delegates In
the party caucus indicates that
they have not been rounded up
and branded with the Dubois
brand. They are loyal democrats
in touch with their constituents.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. Land oftioe at Lewis
ton. Idaho. Nov L. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the foi1 wing named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before register and receiver at lewiston
Idaho on December. n. 1900 viz George Parker,
for the ne ar. section 81 township g. II r W. m.
HE names the following witnesses 10 prove hts con-
iinuous residence upon ana cultivation OF SAID land
SWannack John G.. Downs. all OF Morrow, Idaho.
Il WEST REGISTER
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

ATTENTION FARMERS!
Have your seed wheat cleaned by the
Lewiston Milling Co. They are prepared
to take out all cockel and foreign seeds.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08

DR.. ]. F. ATKINSON.
DENTIST,
First class work at reasonable
prices.
Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1901-01-08
LEWISTON WATER AND POWER
COMPANY.

cLARksroM. WASH. LEWISTON. IDA
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
IDEAL PRESIDENT.
Tom MARSHALL Blames the Yellow Papers az
Well as ssAnarchs."

"The news of the shooting of Pres
ident Mckinley will be shock to
the civilized world, said Congressman
Tom Marshall TO newspaper re-
porter in Fargo last Tuesday evening.
That the true hearted Christian pres
ident of the most prosperous nation
on earth should be the target OF an
assassin is more than national cal
a nifty. The shooting is the result OF
too much leniency in dealing with a
class of people who are SO radical and
irrational that they are far beyond
knowing what is for their own good,
and more than p little of this awful
calamity is chargable to the yellow
newspapers whose flaming editorials
aud cartoons goad the enemies OF
good government to desperation.
'In the light of subsequent events,
President McKinley's Buffalo speech
seems almost inspired ard it will
command for him the respect ard ad-
miration OF our foreign competitors
and make him more than eyer the
ideal president in the eyes oil the
American people"
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
The Cosgroye Merry Makers

Are billed at the Academy of Music
T Thursday, September 19, and as Mr.
Cosgrove has been here before it is
needless to say that he will bring
something good. He has number
of new things in music and we expect
rare treat. -
In addition to the musical paY OF
program, Mr.. Mulligan, they1rish
comedian; Miss Efie Mack, 6e char
acter soubrettc, AID MIR. ia Bord,
black face comedian; a91Miss Nyer-.
son, singer, are with dis attraction
Admission 25 and Is, reserved seats
so cents. Seats 9f sale at Perter's
drug store
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
COLLISION AT JlWs6wN.
Six Men Killed ln.tant.yss6nd Five More 81
X Badly Injured.

'A'. ''e''
SJamestowny sept. "a psedliarly
fatal accidsk occurred in Tie James
srailfsy yards Sunday morning.
A traiY6f nine carkyEeven freight
and 70 passenger Coaches collided
WIKI an engine stdndipg on the track
i front of thssfailway headquarters
building.
Five men wefe, killed outright, and
one hasssince died from his injuries.
Fives6thers were more or less injured,
some of whom may de.
THE train was coming from Oakes.
ON the James Riyer valley line of the
Northern Pacific railway and the men
were all riding on an open Tat car be-
tween two heavily loaded boz cars,
the second car from the enginas Most
of the men were asleep, wrappA in
blankets, when the accident occurred,
and were caught like rats in traR.
They were all strangers and wers
coming from LaMoure to get work in
thresbing.
Engineer Nichols claims the air
would not work. The fiat car broke
in two and the center part rose in the
aif while the men rolled down be-
tween the broken fiat car and the
box car. No passer gers were hurt.
The engineer remained on his engine
until the crash came, when he jumped
aud was not hurt Fireman Cleve-
land jumped and was unhurt.
no one vas on the stuLdlng engine
al the tine. the engineer and fireman
b eng III the eating ,com at the sta
tion.
The injured were taken to the hos
pltul and every care given them. A
coroner's Inquest is in progress.
The box car first forward OF the Hat
car contained horses and two men,
and neither horses nor men were
hurt. The men were riding without
fares, and all had money. There
we're seventeen or eighteen men on
the flat car at the time, but no other
car in the train was injured. The
whole force of the collision seemed
to have been spent on the flat car
Tho engine of the train was badly
wrec ked. but the other engine was
badly damaged.
| Conductor Nashold asserts the all
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
GcholgOsch.N

czo]goy,t the name efthe man who
shot P,esident Mckinley, offers a
lingyd problem - nine tenths o Of
those who attempt to pronounce it.
It>is one of those names which the
English alphabet cannot spell phone
tically, and which the average En-
glish speaking person stumbles over
in trying to express after hearing it
spoken by a Russian. Written &C:
cord1ng to its sound, the name OF
Czolgoez. or its nearest equivalent, is
..Tcholgosch," or, more broadly
speaking, "Shollgosch !"
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
Would Change the Law.

Regarding the law passed at the
last session of the Legislature requir-
ing the treasurers of all school dis
tricts to publish statement annually
of the receipts and expenditures,
Superintendent McLain said yester
day that it was very hard thing for
him to comply with the provisions of
the statutes. The law provides that
the treasurer Of the district shall pub
lish his annual report in the paper
nearest the district, and that if he
fails to do 60 before the first day of
Septsmber each year, the county su-
perintendent shall publish the report
in some county paper. Here is where
the difficulty comes in. The law does
not provide. that the district treasurer
shall reportto the county superinten.
dent whether Or not he has published
the statement asprovided by law, SO
the only means the county superin-
tendent has of finding whether every
report is published or not is to read
every paper published IN the county
and check the reports as they are
published. This, Superintendent
McLain says. is impracticable, and in
consequence at the present time he
is all in tie dark as to who or who
has not complied with the law, In
his opinion it would be better to take
the matter out of the hands OF the
county superintendent altogether, or
make it his duty to publish all The re-
ports and charge the cost up to the
school funds of the various districts
Another way to get around the diff
Guilty would be to make it incumbent
on all the treasurers TO report to the
superintendent when they have had
| the report published, so that after
the first of September he would be in
position to know just what districts
had failed to comply with the law,
and take the steps necessary to have
the reports published.-Grand Forks
Herald.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
Elierdalc's industrial Sthco'.

The free co,nmercial/a l/and short-
hand course of the ,state Manual
Training school wilIbe largely pat
ronized at the opeping OF school, Sep
tember 25th. Rfo'. J. NJ. Dillon who
is instructor, IS graduate OF ,bc
commercial, scientific, and law
courses ofthe Northern Indiana Nor
NAL School and he is sure to give a
stronf course. Remington type
writer's have been secured for the de-
partment.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
Extension Of Limit

on Buffalo Pan-American ticketSSia Nickel
Plate Road. s13 for round "trip, tickets
good 15 days, SIG for royAa trip tickets
GOOD 20 days. Three daDs trains with yes
tibuled sleeping cars atd first class dining
car service on Amsyean Club plan. Meals
ranging in price 1bm 35 cents to 81. Ad-
dress John Y. ghahan. General Agent III
Adams ST., chicago. ~
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
D Y | N|G
Mckinley Taken Suddenly
Worse and Said to be
Dying.

At 10 o'clock this morning
word flashed over the wire
from Buffalo that President
Mckinley was taken sud-
denly worse and believed to
be dying. Trouble has de-
veloped in the action Of the
heart.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13
failed to work after the station whis:

st1e vas blown. The bodies were
badly crushed, all but one being
killed almost instantly. The bodies
are at Flint's undertaking rooms and
will be buried here.
Oakes Republican. (Oakes, N.D.) 1898-1906, 1901-09-13

For Sale.
Three ten.foot hay rakes for sale. In
quire of S. H. Dunton, Lud9en, N. D.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24
WAS A DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR
5'NAI BIRTH or HOUSTON AND
THEIR GUESTS.
Delegates Of the Grand Lodge 6snqueted
in Royal Fashion Last
Night.

The local B'na Birth entertained their
visitors last night with hall aud ban.
quot az MilbyDow hail. which was
most hrllilan; social event and atting finale
OF the notable convention OF the grand
lodge Of district No. Z. Just closed
The platform was bower NJ ferns ana
the Interior Of the hail was like a vision
Of enchantment for the luycllness Of the
fair ones assembled to do honor to the
distinguished guests whose presence
graced the occasion
i, The genius Of Judaism sparklcd In the
now OF sentiment oyer the festal board
ana wit and wisdom combined to make
the event one Of cherished memory for All.
me tables were laden with a delicious
banquet aud none was ever MIA thorough
" enjoyed. The TOAST master was MIR
N. Levy. After Invocation by Dr. VI. son
neld, Mr.. jacques Loeb, newly elected
grand president, rfsponded 10 tho first
toast District No. I" captivating the
ladies' with delicate compliments and awak-
cntns the fondest hopes md aspirations
for the progress of the orders work "a
thu, the greatest OF the districts embraced
In It's irrlsdlcton.
rho other toasts and responses were III
the following order:
'Jnlaisms influence on the Order" re.
Spouse by Mr.. q. A. Levi.
the Ladies, Mr. A. a Marx.
Tho Independent order of B'na Birth
The banquet was spread at . O'Clock and
II Was well toward midnight when
eloquencc and spoken sentiment gave way
TO the poetry of motion, in which howitch-
ing beauty combined tho gay colo~s of the
season made It night ~ charm.
The splendid success Of the affair reflects
great credit upon the management. The
committees in charge were as follows:
Reception -Mcssrs u. Moskowitz. chair.
man: IL Prince, j. y. Tauh. l.. NJ. Ricn.
J, Lowensten, Joseph Goldman, Jonas
| AlltmOnt
Banquet and Floor essrs. Ed Kiam.
chairman: lce Levy, Charles ] Wolf Ky
man Levy. Jonas Levy, Ike Keller, Max
| Taub, Tom Flaxman Max I'laxman, Ben
The visitors will leave at II o'clock Alls
morning for their trip to Galveston, re
| turning in the evening to take their de-
parture for their homes They are dc
lighted with their entertainment In Hons
ton. which Will always hold warm place
In their hearts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24
TIME WAS UP.
4 Was Quit Coffen nr nl.


Nhen woman IS brought TO the edgs
e her grave by poisoning from the drInk
ing on ordinary coffee day hy dav. and Ia
w oesn made well woman by leaving IL
on her experience is worth something "a
others that are poisoned in vaNbuS wavs
from the same habit "'N
Mrs. Jcanuettc r, Brown, 100 Minor
street, New Haven, Conn saws. "Fnv.
years ago my life hung on n very sion.
der thread with liver. kidney aud heart
trouble, and very severe form ~ rhcu.
maiiSm. WAS confined to heA with
hands, wrists, feet and anskies SO badiv
swollen that they bore m Resemblance.
10 parts OF the human body. | had frp.
qnent sinking spells from heart Weakness
when ! was Thought To he dying and some.
times Thought To he dead NV doctor
one Of the directors OF the State hospitnl
Il very successful man In his profession
told me to stop drinking coffee and nse
Postum Food Coffee, and he said cnffec
was the primary cause OF ms trouble
took his advice az once aud dlscontip-
ned medicines. Slowly the swelling ais.
the sinking spells became less frcouent
aud got ont ~ bed and around she house'
was completely cured, but It rcgnired
sonic time.
For the past three years | have been a
perfectly slrong. healthy Woman sleen
well. with good appetite good color, active
aud energetic.
II Is great pleasure 10 testify 70 Postum
thar has made me a well woman again.
have many friends here and In other
parts Of the State who are using Postum
Food Coffee regularly, and know TO their
very great benent.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24
A MoTHERLY PARRor-
She Takes Care OF Brood OF Bantam
Chickens.

She Takes Care OF a Brood OF Bantam
Chickens.
j. G.. Coulson, residing in the Fifth ward.
Is Inc owner Of large South American
parrot of very rare and high coored pin.
mage.
The bird is Of the female persuasion and,
wh lie plenty Of opportunities have been
given II to mate it declines all advances
made by parrots Of the opposite sex hut
shows persistent determination 10 hatch
ana tundlp Ia mothcrly way most every
tnllg IN the shape of baby animal pets
several weeks ago MIR CoulsOn introduced
a terrier pup Into his home. and soon
ihtrc4ttcr the parrot was found with the
juvenile canine carefully nestled under lts
Why anu when any person intruded fight
WAS Immediately put up.
Time rolled on and the parrot laid n
numner OF eggs, Being worthless for hatch
ing purposes the eggs were removed and
seven bantam eggs substituted The bird
was thlthu 10 ne charge, aud last week
hNc NIUE bantam chickens were hatchcd ON.
ana are now running tn the yard, appar'
rue parrot does not seem to possess the
power Of discrimination. and accepts hcr
uhhHtgral family with the same kindly CON
Sldrraton that she would the real things.
ohe pecullnritS, which will probably result
alsaStrouSlS or to say the least in a family
ng'ukupi Is the habit the mother bird has
OF picking the little chicks up with her
hnge, sharp bill when they wander too FAR
from the protecting wing.
Many people are attracted daily TO the
toulSon residence by this curiosity A
local merchant has offered MIR Coulson A
hlE price Tor the use Of his parrot chicken
family Ter an attraction In his display win,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24
CITY eREvlTlEs.

The members Of the Young Ladies' W
c; 7. Z, win meet at p. m, at Mrs Mills
1910 Rusk avenue.
The Ladies' Parish association OF christ
church will have call meeting Wednesday
morning, April -. at 10 o'clock
The hoys of the Central fre station
lost wheel on the chemical engine In >
run to a small Ore yesterday. hut got In
shape again ia time 30 get 60 the scene
Of trouble in time.
There viii he pic social OF the home
Of Mrs. Hum. 1918 Decatur street. given
by the ladies OF the lubbock Street res
bytcran church on Wednesday evening az
$50 o'clock. No charge
The ladies or thc Il. Il, Lee chapter are
requested To meet Mt the Parish mouse
Thursday az o'clock y. NJ. 10 make
wrcaths for decoration. Mrs 4, Z. Syd
nor is chelrman OF the decorative com
mittee
There arc undelivrrcd kilograms AZ the or
dee of tho Western I'nloa Telegraph com
nany for Barhcr Asphalt coinpAny. ", Y
Barnes. w. w Whalen r. e. Page. II, !,
Hewson. C. II. stokes, J. q. Jones, p
NJ, Hawkins. J. J. verckler, w. h, Isk
ncy and Miss Rosa Corlcy.
The wedding Of Miss Maud \ Gehrlns
daughter OF Mr., and Mrs, c.. e. Gearing
and Mr.. Irving ". Grifnn vii! taks place
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24
THE BIB COMEDY OF TOYS.
The Chaperones in CHARGE OF the Diff
terent Drills,

'N'NilN IflllS.
There was q meeting Yesterday Of thc
chaperoncs Of "Bhi, Comedy Of TOYS. -
which Is to he given for the benefit of the
monument fund of the Robert +. Loo chan.
ItF on May p, 10 ana H. at the oncrn
mousse ana great many matters were SGT
lleu lhc dances are being drilled ana IN,
SONGS taught. large number of children
anu Young ladies' are TO take part in II
and the work Is going on all over the "ity
ne executive committee is composed Of
MrS. Y: Franklin. Mrs. q. T. Holt nnd
Mrs. William Christian The nroprnm
committee Is composed OF Mrs NJ n Drv,
an and Mrs. j. II. Beatty. phr Stage dirnS
t9r aud assistants. Mrs. William Christian
Mrs, H. 4. Randolph and Mrs. Jesse An,
drcMs The chaperones are.
iaper pollics- Mrs. w. G. Crane and
Mrs. II. +. Wecms "HN
Jumping Jacks Mrs. j. j. Cannon. Mrs
Howard Smith and Mrs. Charles II. Shearn
Letter BLOCKS Miss Gearing and Mrs n
II. Lilard ' ~
March Winds Mrs. q. T. Holt Mrs Eort
smith and Mrs. Jeff Miller.
Flower Basket prlll Mrs Harris Nasinr.
son, Mrs. Ruhidcck Rsmakers and Mrs.
II. w Garrow. IN.
Dance Of the Flowers Mrs. \. s Mol.
Ring $50 80 -
Dairy Maids and Dudes Mrs c. II Mar.
IN, Mrs. Frank Andrews aud Mrs. William
Christian. Imam
Doh prlu Mrs, !. 4. Huston. Mrs q
Mlstroi aud Mrs. Harry Dumble. "
Hoho- Mrs. NJ. T.. Foster, Mrs r. T. nat.
" and Mrs j. IL. Kirby,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-24

this morning At o'clock at the residence
81 Mr. and Mrs. T.. l.. jenkins. Tue Wsu.
ding will be a very quiet AFFAIR, only the
immediate family being present..
The general arrangements committee nav
ing M charge the rcceptilE ana entettalh-
nient Of President Mckinley upon the o.
risIon Of his visit to Houston VIII meet
All 10 o'clock this afternoon at the Bust
ness League Chairman lIutchlns has APP
pointed committee Of colored citizens 10
luke charge Of the part they intend taxing
IN the reception.
The Young Ladies' society Of the Second
Presbyterian church. recently organizer.
will give their initial social next FRIDAY
night at the residence Of Mr.. {. w.
Alsworth. No. 26l2 Milan street AZ OF
tho members Of the church and friends are
cordially Invited. Music, amusements ana
rcfrcsh mcnts VIII he The features OF the
social and very pleasant evening Is as
surpd all who attend.