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POLITICAL NOTES.

A sheriff 10 the only county onhoer 20 be voted
for In New YORK this year. five borough pres .
men unless the project Of reoonstructins the
hoard by adding 10 tie powers and redu1ng its
nsmbsrship 10 earned forward In Albany.
TNsre has been submitted 70 the Rhode Island
I<g,slAiure an Amendment 10 the Constitution
dawn BIZ former Governor kimbsl which pro
stass for biennial elections Of STATE ofheen and
pembsrs Of the Gensral Assembly aud Increases
shs Houss from ~ 10 100 members
us ars, Of The states 20 hold political slsetlou
An ,so, ~ul be Oregon. vhsr Gov clAaabsrlAl
has ISSUED . proclsm NATION hn,hs June . As the
dat. for the special sisotion 10 M The VACANCY In
osasr..s caused b. ,hs death Of RspfssentAuvs
Thomas u ftonsuf
Tho n,s Isnhssl,shN STATE hoass 81 Ham,
tu,r ~in COS, .. sseo u oil stand % sn sn,i
srsu. A. ihs osntTs Of INA sn,fsnss 10 ths Csp,tsl
sil he . fsus'Alh sweat, s'sh' fss' -ias oe
.tfh sids 81 The fountain gu nss . gfsnits siau
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Ia,s an s.slsasas To sess u ssliains ths asv
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go ssaaaasf
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a. usss - ssAagal aAtisa tsissss NsstaAs tsa
saa.as saa CAasi s,sssi, sAsi - ~ "a sststilst
snsnt ~ "a nsH IA isst ~ issi afs,s 10 ihs
HalIN
fail 81 ksd Aseasssai iasfsas siisst ere
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49, Ifsi ksissss $500 40 saissssf eah
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aspsss.s issH u "a hfs.asAf i.astsi ai.aiisi
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iss.ssssf 40 sssis t.s..s,tfi ss.,,st -
$50 - ssss ssss . ssssiass A. .ssl - a.
sssls,s . ~ ssis.ss 80 lssf a. A. 80 80
s@isss ,assssssi - So $3.50
a. ss.-@sss - sssss s-siss' 49, . -
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49, as,s1 ~ - .,sia.s y isssisas . a.
80 ssss-s o., sfss "a 40 49, iasias sts
90 as ~ s~ss s-si,.,.-. - - y.
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s-asll 800 . ,--st issssi'f
"a, sss,astas - ssksu $685. ii.si
sassss = - 49, - $500 49, - $3.50 - y
q, 49, a. $3.50 as s-asf a. sssa
- sssa sssl 90 siss.ss 80 a. 80 go, s,ss'
sfas - ssttss s-asf 81 hissafss = y sssf
s..ss,ssls sssss - ,s.sasssiss ssttsass t-s.sis
sssssiiss sss ~fssstitf az issss 80 sess
slssatss - 80 - ssssf'tstaas.fl sftlstf q
ss-ss a. 20 - ssss $500 ss'iissa -
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A woman Doctor.

4 woman Doctor.
From ne weanbna~ Gaiats,
I know 4 woman
who lives life with a chlldlIke rest
And has heart for all things human:
And we'll she loves the world, and best
Whatever In the world is loveliest
Yet cannot wholly scon the rest
Vice, dirt.
And poverty. and hclpIessness. and pest
Not hers to aver
From the prone wretch beneath the wsys'de palm
The Win uous LeNit skin:
She asks not What II Ills desert.
But, Is he hurt?
That found.
She pours her cunning oils into the wound
And tends the wsstrel with the costleet balm.
For this she made
Herself Good Samaritan BY trade:
Cloaked her large heart
And bounteous feeling
Behind the faculty and an
OF healinI:
Thanks for ihs, day they fell among the thieyes
=. Y. q.
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Prom fA< Iaslasapoiis Nee.
Aesss,sss 10 lad. on hsS pTssssiHs 40 sth igs'I
), sspis tssaf. ffsh no." ~ a4na Ao''b
Tl.nks toI vow sli,' broad ssr'h osAsao'
To IT'S bnshi nera bone hs'ai Pot
A lAismsn oonpirisr
nc ..sp ,tAa fsI b.rs. sne bins
AssiR ma LApyl shlldheed
Lac tlfaN.ni hanls ~ shfrshed hturN
l4ppsd 10 ths hasfshi slla~ood
A,,astslsa torn 20
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va. ii . R,is sl.sa
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The New Food.

WV
From he 81. James's Gdsetts.
Ibear the sceniis; In gnef
With all the strength he has moan
why will the public feed on beer
Why don't they take 10 plasmonf
Give up your pork and venison. too.
Give up your lamb and mutton
There's In q penn 'orth--nay. It's true
Enough TO gorge glutton.
Its natural organic salt.
It's nutrtlve albumen
Will make the sick sound. heal the halt,
And make the pelsled new men.
And IL fulhIs my dearest wish
o sing Its praises louder
You need no knife OF plate or dish.
You take Il In . powder.
-Buyi,. and see your means expand.
You'll spend less and you u waste less
II saves the cost 81 cooking-And
I guarantee II tastelcss.
And mink as IL new strength tnstils
And with new health you throb. youH
Soon take your alcohol In pills
And breakfast In elooule.
But though for food be plssmon H.
Its praises In me quicken
Such cravings that the tnoufht OF u
Makes me feel famine st n cken.
And think you then my meal snail Be
on plsstronf--Fiddie- .ddiei
The strnple alrioin atm for me.
And nov and then the ssddlei n. 3.
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woufy Ann NJ, TEAGHERs.
ssrtsaissilss Assiss' ,Is tss@~s Alleges
W 0 Wssskipa pssssss.

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sf yuuI AIil,lss ga u.s sssaAh asesiian lsaas
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t II . 49, 80 s.s.sal = % satsssaI $3.50
a lsaasaIas fgsfssg
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Ftshta :.

yrow ~ FOp' T'ook Nsss.
The angler ate him down just noV
To rest IRON rs iin hard oil day.
And sings that same old song Of hor
ne biggest came 10 get away.
Somehow IN hshin In lfs's sea.
No matter where ~ oAsl <psf net,
Tht blggfN raj. TO you sEd-us.
Are TIE choice fes ~ Ia 10 vsi
W n NItsoS.
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QUESTIONS AND. ANSWERS.

grthts that arrived 81 the port OF fltoston W tns
year, ENioHiSI.
Evidently another -guessins contest" frosefs
similar 10 one that ended last summer. We 90
not know how many emigrsnts landed AZ BOSTON
In the st two months Of this year: n any coreS-
rondent wishes TO know. he should write 10 the
Commissioner OF Immigration at washington.
s ~ e SS SeSss s s.v ns.'s !.
So ssn q e %ss a. sSHs ca a.
claims the, such speed on land and n water cannot
steam car OF the size described may run Al the
rate Of 70 miles an hour for few minutes, but IL
cannot hold that speed. The speed OF boat
depends on the shape OF vessels hun INST OF AL.
and almost certainly no vessel can travel at the
rate Of 70 miies or IA knots an hour with only en-
gines OF sig horse power.
A, the foot Of Coenties slip. on the left hand
into Il. s!dswsis: one seems 70 me to Be mouth
Of . cannon, the other an iron post: and sso along
ton street, and also sons south street. md others.
WI you be kind enough to inform me ine1I eur
The posts at .coenties slip have been there be-
yond the memory OF man; they were mooring
posts at one time. probably. The cannon Is pos-
sbly OF Revolutionary times, used as moorthv
post We have not found the posts you describe
as In Washington and Yves, streets. except few
ps w P'e'e"' n'o'""'' "'' "s " 80
Venc'cs'
un.,. .,u A.u to-, . ,,,n e,.6 from, roov,nr
train. both going ia same direction and bcts
travelling At the rate OF 70 miles hour be the
emo OF ten seconds AFTER gun Is nred' D. w.
IN 'ne gun
In IN Argument Il va con,epde cd that the steer
Ing OF q boat was accompished on the pnnciple
o. the lever and could be so proved 10 mechsnies.
te ,ds thrt the poger when .pp,ied "a initisliy
felt A. the stern and subse Iuently communicated
to the bow through the SHIPS structure. and that
somewhere between me stem ana me DOW tn ss,
be ASSUMED TO represent the f,crum d claims
Of The rldder vi The latter as the pivotal point
J. F. p.
Is night.
Au,,r.d ,.dr 6v,,c IN Ven yort stat. ,eAv-
Ing real estate, no VIII no children: husband.
mother brother and sister surviving her VINO
" tne lawful neir or mo-" OF ner p roySmy
IN. ,,,,.r h.. ia. ,,,.r,., 4, ,hs es,st,. a,
s., d..,s =, 80. 80 H. sro,h., 80 .,.,., r,
49, h.. ~. ,,S,s .h,,d hn,n IN. hu.h.n nd
h.. me- 'n,.r.s, IN an. nron.r,y And IN. other.
soro. hin,
e.; a. The eloss Of our CIVIL War did the tn',ed
SoTd, T. was y ne strongest navy the ~ond
o.nS.s. w 70 IN " u w." a.. an ,.,. n, Al,
.,..,s. -, =, ,ssu, $500 n',, %, ,h., d.,s
.eN nus y. ~ ~ NJ.
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POEMS worm READING.


From Cars Monthly MaoaHn<.
Up where the white biuIs fringe the plain.
When heavens lights are on the wsne;
They sing their songs as demons might
Shrek wild q chorus 10 the night,
Gaunt gray brutes with dripping fangs
And eyes ahame with hunger panfs;
With nps curled back In snarls OF hate.
r. - C.
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Poker. ". ID. says: made bet, { said =
call putting up. ID ralsed and b called Then
{ announced he would only call In the nrst plsce
he cannot raise nov.
What . player Gays docs not ocunS befns
Cs tum 70 put up 10 meet De raise. he can ethel
see It, raise Il or drop out. When called hs
called D. he could no, veil what he would do 70
until made his play
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-15

An ,so, xll bs Oregon. vhs. Gov, chAh4bsr lAin
Ia, ISSUED . procls nation hn,hs June . As the
dat. for the special sise,ion 10 M the VACANCY In
1snsr..s caused BY ths death Of kspfsssnt1uvs
IhotnAs n TlonEuf
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AR. R.ays 4 bet. Dry and D can. him. say,
u "a your show, ~ you have the best hand YOU
win, insists that y shsil show his hand also
hut n bets he need not do unleas he osn beat A
as u IL as hand that Ia called and not Rs.
rs hand Ia called Jus, a. much ss AZ When ths
amounts bet BY the ,arous players In the pool ~
equal. all the handa are sAid 20 Be called and oil
muss be shown TO the board Tue other piayen
ehexld lnslst thai both aud shou their hands
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80 @~s@@ ss-s 80 s-s.s- =
- - sssssfssss . asssssssss e. e fs-
ss.ssl $3.50 $780, - - 80 A. 80 80
a. 80
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sASsss ~ Ass 500
HARVARD ACADEMY.
Az sss go ssss SAD
Ws 1ssA.I.s sssls sss
~. ~ =. .s',;s.,.s.. e. - 80
sa7's ~. (. "! " l1'f.. l s.s-
sss.,'s ss,sis !. ~ 10, 49, - l.skss-s
~ =. ~ ~ 60, : .
- n, :, ~ :. So, ss,,,,s ~.
49,. go. ~ -. !. -. - ~ 49,
Z. III. 80. sss t,f'.isrr az. .it'''' $50
M OOO mc0A0 To
...- ..Ts.f 80. 80 .ss.:-.,,.-.
SgtA aAlsfs q afIal 40 80 81 :
p-.s. e-.-.ss > 80 80 sssts s--sss.s
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HNm 80 sasss~essp 49, - a. e. 800.
49, . ss-.s a. 49, - sssss-s ssss s--a.s,-s.
d lss tss sf .
. 80 =. - - -. 49,. '-'.s= .
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~ 90 80 sassif s-rg - 80 ts-s~.ssa
So a. De-. - ts-s@-ssi hs-<s ts~ssr~
= sttal 80 $500 @sss ts@s-sAsi - ~ -
ati..s - - As-ss
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.r rYafase snl. i,,i,nriii. q sa.aiss., .as
Dsit.f-f ib A1s Halali-lsiip lhsi tlis
i..al 80 Asrsl slsls il.r s,iafaslsig i.iif
tfsiiHI uIuuslufi iisr tAialeisn " 90
t.H 40 h1sssss a. az sl-'sAsss sisssie
ia 49, sis "a 90. il,sl. IA iissssi,si ilss
- 800 a az nif,sss sad ,ai,ri hisis
IN. sa tlsasa y lfss-~afl a. lis,t.si
M isi',,- = lsl..,'s ss.''',, y r.. I.
.ii.. !, ~. J d I'd. M. sisii il.si ssa,sa
....li ~ i,sp. = 500 "A ~ ,sil,s 80,
....s5 lls : .l.ss ii.sis.ssasss q Z
800. Il tiais a.i i,,a SD A. ~ $50 -
l.ab 80 atiis stlii,f ilsi tlfai go
I.I...ab - a.isH A. fsl-sAl ~ tls t,asf
II H.. zee il..l n fssii,,,si - is.',,,iA.
na 10 -. 800 si,sn n 500 n ssstl
... 4 h. lsst a,as n iisai - ,,s.tl,S
o.. fsg 80 iiaiisly s.iAsfs. SlI
b. i =. i.sil a ~ 49, s-,-ls ~ so
aII n iis $500 ls,tssil - ~.
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~, A. n. s'.s., IA. lsil.as : -
.s.a.sf a 49, iiil.issi' a s,s-.sl 20 40
...s u. 81 I. 80 T,-rl-sl.- : !,
.rsil az a. ti..iilis,lae s~l,aiif = stsatrs
4 4 40 ll.ss = ~ ~ is.i,.l'ai,s l~'s.,-
il.s. 40 a. 49, $50 ~ ssiasse. $50 $500
J. 80 l,,sat li.ssisaia- "a sssf@ss
$3.50 = ~. go. '.-'i - 20. = go =. ~.
.i'' l. -. ti.-f a. s,s@asis.s- $3.50
~ t.ass n -. hsssl-i..ss = a ti-
ka-.-sli, s-.fts lsst.a - giss'iisf ssiie'
- Z, Aa s..-ss g. ~ .s-s--
4 sssd assnf a ti-si 49, e.
g.. fis go. 80 a. gIaH ~ n
- siss fisFg siss-'la a--sss-
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
- of Y. S; Surveyor General. Boise City. Idaho,
March 3. 1903 Sealed proposals will be received at
this Office until II O'Clock noon May d. 1903 for
running. measuring and marking, in accordance
with official existing regulations and such special
instructions as may be issued by the Surveyor Cen
eral for the following described surveys, viz 5H
Standard Parallel North. through Rs 2. g. 4 and 5
East; the lst Auxiliary Meridian East between Rs. 5
and Z. through TIPS r. %. "a. 25, &c, ~ IS and
" Hh Standard Parallel North through r. 9 E :
the West boundaries of TIPS. 81 and 80 N. r. 10 E
and from the N. W. Cor. of T. 3S NJ, H. 10 E.. the
township line East TO the of Bitter Root Mount
aims Bond with approved securities for the faithful
performance of the contract will be requ red of the
successful bidders. The right is reserved TO reject
any and all bids TO waive technical defects and 10
accept any part of any bid, reject the other art
II the interests ofthe government require II. Pro-
posais must be submitted In duplicate to the under
signed and endorsed on the envelope: Proposals
to Execute Government Surveys" The proposals
received will be opened al the time and place above
stated and bidders invited 10 be presen, at such
opening, Further information in regard to The work
will be furnished upon application to the under
signed ERNEST q. EAGLESON.
u ; SURVEYOR General for Idaho
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15

of third term, but thought more
n keeping with Mr.. Cleveland's
idea would be TO say that he is
using hts prestige to harmonic
the discoriant fic;ions of the ma
tional democracy and 10 draw them
from The dahgerou, tallacies of
Bryan teachings to the more
tenable ground Of a saue aud con
sentative democracy. And Mr..
Bryan mlt prepare for the in
evitable. Cleveland's idea will
prevail and Cleveland platform
and a Cleveland candidate will
represent the democracy in the
campaign 1904
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15
WHY PAY REM?

You can buy a residence lot
in Charleston by paying $1,000
down and $1,000 a month un-
til fully paid for. No boom,
but land contract No. 1859
ha been signed. Take drive
and see how many new houses
are going up. No boom, but
in six years we have grown
from o to $500 souls, with
electric lights, pressure water
service and plank sidewalks.
No boom, but we have two
banks already. No boom, but
our orchards pay dividends on
a valuation of $4,000 per acre.
There is no better field for in
vestment; none safer; none to
pay better, surer profits than
Charleston Vineland real es-
tate. No cost for a drive to
see for yourself.
Lewiston Water & Power Co..
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15

At ST. Louis last Sunday Rabbi
Harrison delivered an address on
President Roosevelt in which he
made use Of this language setting
forth some of the distinguishing
characteristics of the president
1--WE have had rugged, forceful
presidents. We recall Andrew
Jackson and our present dis,
tinguished and inflexible ex-
president. But rarely have we
beheld as in the present instance
the impetuous energy of young
man holding in solution the Gull
ture of the university, the fire of
the army, the experience of the
practical politician and the de,erm
nation of exalted aud immovable
principle. The appearance of such
man at The helm of state drives
home vital lessons to those deaf to
sermons, distlainful of admonition
and precept, and too often In the
real sense of the word, dead to
patriotism, the &C i've patriotism of
downright service. Here is man
illustrating the part that wealth,
social position and education
should play and must play in the
great game of government. He
belongs to that class of men who
in every nation seem born to
leadership,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15
Help Advertise Idaho.

1t is our duty to provide prospec-
tive immigrants with literature, to
the extent al least, that they may
gain a f4ir idea of the advantages
of our state. We are not doing il
now. | is safe to say that no
more than three or four towns in
Idaho are advertising and that
these are doing SO To very limited
degree aud without system. There
are not more than TWO chambers Of
commerce in the whole state. The
slate immigration agent can do
much for us, but we need to help
him. OIe man with the limited
appropriation at his command, do
as much as he may, cannot accom-
plish all that we would wish done.
1t is the duly OF every town and
county to help itself. There are a
multitude of ways in which to do
it. There are a multitude OF things
to advertise. Booklets should be
placed by every county and town
in eastern centers and distributed
on the incoming trains. Men
should be sent east with stereopti-
can views, illustrating our great
mountains, rivers, lakes, mines and
farms. -Nampa Leader.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior, United States Land
Office, Lewiston. Idaho May IA. 1908.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been flied in
this ONCE by Scott Clark contestant, against home
stead entry No. 1896. made September Goth, 1899
for lots 3 and and sw of the NV u of section
20, township "a. north range west, Bm., by
William A. Caldwell Jr.. coniestee. In which Il IS
alleged that said William A. Caldwell, jr.. has
wholly abandoned said tract for period of more than
Six months next preceding the filing of this con-
test and has wholly failed TO cultivate the land is
by law required Said parties are hereby notified
to appear, respond and offer evidencetouching said
allegation al 10 o'clock a. m. on July 2ist 1903,
before the Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office in lewiston Idaho.
he said contestant having. in proper affidavit
filed May 18th. 1903 set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service OF this notice
not be made, II Is hereby ordered and directed that
such notice be given by due and proper publication
CHARLES II. GARBY Receiver
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCK HOLDERS OF LEWISTON
MERCANTILE co, LIMITED.

Notice is hereby given by the Secretary of said
Corporation, that a Speeal meeting of the Stock
holders Of said Corporation has been called pursuant
to resolution adopted by majority vote of the
Directors of said Corporation in The words and figures
following, iowit
Be il resolved bv the Board OF Directors OF Lewis
ton Mercantile Co. Limited. that a meeting of the
the City OF Lewiston. Nez Perez County, State of
Idaho. on the Sixth (6) day of May, 1903 four ()
creasng the capital stock of this corporation from
so 900 co. the amount Of the present capital stock
to the sum of $780, co. that the Secretary of this
Corporation be. and he hereby is. authorized and
instructed to cause notice of said meeting of the
stock holders TO be published at least once a week
In newspaper published in Nez Perez County. for
at least thirty (30) days prior TO date of such meet
ing. Dated this Sd day of April. 1908
lSEAL r. THOMPSON,
Secretary of Lewiston Mercantile CO., Limited
out Nav
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior; United States Land
Once, Lewiston Idaho, April TO- 1903.
sufhcent contest affidavit having been filed in
THIS ONCE by Lea Kelley. contestant, against
homestead entry No. 1923. made March T. 1902, for
s~ sw sec 5. Sc Il Sc n sec 6. ne n ne u sec
and NV NV sec S. township 81, n T 81, nrI wB
M by Patrick Casey contestee In which II is alleged
that Patrick Casey has wholly abandoned said tract
and changed his residence therefrom for more Than
SIX months last past Immediately preceding the date
hereof also that said tract Is not settled upon and
cultivated by said party as by law REQUIRED
or at all. Said parties hereby notified 10 ar
pear respond and offer evidence touching said ale
CATION al 10 o'clock a May 25 1903. before the
Once In Lewiston, idaho.
ne said contestant having. In a proper affidavit
hied March 20. 1903. sci forth facts which show
maj aIIer aue diligence personal service OF this no
tee can not be made il Is hereby ordered ana A.
feeied ihai such notice be given BY due and proper
CHARLES n. GARBY. Receiver.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15

After holding out against the
trend of public sentiment for the
past quarter of a century Yale
University at lasts yields to the de-
mands for elective studies and in
the future students may choose
their studies and Greek is no
longer essential as an entrance re-
quirement. The modern tendency
in higher education is to cut out
the classics aud Yale at last yields
to this demand.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. Land Once at Lewis
ton. Idaho. May 5. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that the following n AIMED
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 al
Lewiston. Idaho on June 18th. 1908 viz:
CARL w. SHULLER,
of Lapwsi. Idaho. for the Sc " Sc u sec %, sw n
sw u sec "a and NV u NV u sec.2s ip Sc nT3 "
m.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Joseph Wrbl, of Lapwai. Idaho.
John Wrbl ="
James p. Walker, of Mrytle, Idaho.
Charles Miller. of Clifford. Idaho.
J. B. WEST, Register
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-15

A workman il the Meyer &
Auson Iron works New York re-
fused 10 20 on a strike when the
others quit and was set upon by
three of ibis fellows and beaten into
insensibili,y. Organized labor
makes its one great mistake in em-
ploying violence and coercion in
instances Of this kind. 1t violate,
one of the great principles of
American manhood when it denies
to any man his right OF Individual
freedom of will, to work when he
sees fit to work and contract HE
labor where he wi /.