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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24

found the stock i'll prepared. Animals
that were fed hay part of the winter are
strong and able to stand it, but those
that were on the range all the time are
suffering. A few more SHOWS, like those
of last week, would prove disastrous to
the cattle industry here in Idaho county
Few OF the cattlemen put up sufficient
hay to do any great amount of good in
really bad weather.-Grangeville Stan
dard
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
Old Proverbs Revised

Snare the rod and spank the child,
who cannot be cured should be insured.
.po y Or YOU will be "done" by and by.
ne an i'll Humbert that locks her own
chest Only wise politician knows his
own bill. Police step in where virtue
fears to tread. There's many nip
twixt the cup and the lip. AS the twig
is bent the boy inclines. Necessity was
the invention of mothers. Mischief finds
como idle hands for Satan still to do
Who're there's a will there's won't
London Truth.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
When the Deficiency Claims will be Paid

State Auditor Turner desires those in
,erested to know that when the last legis-
la,ure made arrangements for the pay
ment of deficiency claims against the
state it did so by providing for bond
issue, and the money will not be available
before some date in July, after the bonds
are issued.
Mr.. Turner took upon himself the
matter of the claims of the newspapers
that printed the proposed constitutional
amendment. These were allowed by the
legislature in the sum of $Io.65 for each
of the papers printing the notice and are
and are among the deficiency claims
which will be paid in July.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
Granseville Veterans in Kahki.

Camp McConville, P. /. ", will bios
som out in kahki uniform this spring in
time for Memorial day. The uniforms
will be regulation khaki color, and will
be very distinctive. Campaign hats and
leggings will complete the attire, every
thing being the same as is used by the
United States army. The uniforms are
to be made by the M. c. Lilley & Co Of
Cincinnati.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
Free Lamps.

The Lewiston Light Co., Ltd, an
nounce that from and after May Ist it
will furnish lamp renewals to, its GUS
toners free of cost, provided only that
the old lamp or lamps are brought in and
exchanged. The company requests that
after that date no one will use dim or
smoky lamps. Only lamps at present in
actual use will be exchanged.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
Eighth Grade Examinations.

Eighth grade examinations for the pub.
lie schools Of the county will be held on
Thursday and Friday, Nav I4th and 18TH,
at Lewiston, conducted by Miss Mccoy,
county superintendent.
These arrangements are made owing to
the fact that many of the country schools
close in May and it will be convenient
then to have the pupils take the exami-
nation BERNICE MCCOY,
County School Supt.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-04-24
GEORGE W TANNAHILL.
attorney at LGW.

Probate matters and settlement of
estates carefully attended to Once ia
! Adams Block.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
hold the attention with thrilling gaz

hold the attention with thrilling gaze
and wonderment
The new spectacle, Jerusalem and
the Crusaders, in it's magnificent in.
vestiture and massive entirety, is the
glandest conception in the history OF
circus achievement. The days of
knight elranty. when chivalry was in
flower, are pictured in fascinating
splendors. Gallant youth lissom mai
denhood, heroic warrior, proud attn
lete, religious enthusiast, devoted ma
tron, abject servant, barbaric volupt-
ary, all the characteristic types of the
romantic and tragic tenth century,
pass in acting review in the blazing
spectacle. Twelve hundred characters
are in the great cast, and a ballet of
800 and a chorus OF 90 young voices
are employed rhe musical accom-
paniment is furnished by the largest
and only portable pipe organ ever
made, and band of so instruments
The stage is larger than the average
circus arena, and 1000 costumes of
costliest designs and fabric are worm
The special scenery requires a special
train. Never before was SO mucn
money invested for exhibitional pur-
poses, and this spirit of enterprise
wisely directed, is just wnat makes
the Ringing Brothers Worlds Great.
est Shows twice the biggest and i'm
measurably the best in existence.
The wonderful Ringing Brothers
Shows will exhibit at Pine Bluff
Wednesday, November 4, and the mag
nificent street pageant will leave the
show grounds promptly at 10 o'clock
the morning of show day.
Admission tickets and numbered re-
served seats at the same price as
charged at the ticket wagons, can be
reserved On the date of exhibition at
Coon's Drug Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Ali New
This Year

ence or price to witness. Every kin
of riding is vividly exemplified by
masters of the equestrian art. Glad
atolial feats OF the ancients, jockey
daring rough rider tactics. modisn
eluestrianism, difficult acrobatism,
juggling deeds, sensational gymna--
tic exploits, balancing wonders, sum
mersaulting from back to back, and
whirling continuously in this feat un-
It'll circle of separated horses is
completed-these and many more dil-
ficult and awe-inspiring Achievements
are shown with Ringing Brothers
incompatible exhibition.
Among the celebrated riders are the
American champions, Mike and John
Rooney, the Australian leaders, the
Hobsons and Frank Schadle, Reno Nc
Cree. at the head of his profession in
England; Rhoda and Nine. Royal,
known all over the world for their ac-
complishments in eQuestr,anlSm;
young and dashing May Davenport;
Albert Crandall. the irresistibly fun
ny clown rider; the Wallets, Al
Thompson, Ida Miaco, Daisy St. Leon,
and scores of others equal in skill are
in this division of the enlarged circus
program. In the tournament of the
gorgeous dramatic spectacle which
the Ringing Brothers have organized
for their progressive exhibitions this
year, namely, Jerusalem and the Cru
saders, the pastimes of the tenth CEN
tury are introduced. Exciting con-
tests of the period on horseback are
illustrated by adept swOrdsmen and
eouestrians, and as a climax to this
athletic feat, horse ballet is pre-
sented. Three squadrons of high-step-
ping horses are ridden through the
difficult figures of graceful dance with
the 1r--.h-,ic oc.icn cf Numan experts.
No stage favorite could convey keen
er regard for time and picture than
these equine dancers, with their hu-
man mounts bedecked with gorgeous
fnery. The 61-horse act is another
speciality originating with Ringing
Brothers. The sensitive animals re-
snond to call of name, take position,
and at the word OF command go
through picturesque evolutions that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Special OW Rate Railroad Excursions. !

Admission tickets and numbered reserved seats
sold on show day at Coons Drug Store, at exactly
the same prices charged at the regular ticket wagons
on the show grounds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
jeff Begging for Crowds.

Our friend B. Marion handed us
this week one of the Jeff Davis per-
sonal (?) letters addressed to him at
Long Creek-.one of the many such
letters Davis is sending out all over
the country, especially to the country
districts. The letter in many respects
is interesting. But especially does
Davis ask his friends to get together
Davis crowds at the places of speak
tended for a Davis man. and of corse
the writer did not know t"at Mr.
Marion quit voting for Davis several
years ago.-Arkadelphia Standard.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
GREAT RIDERS OF THE WORLD.
Famous Equestrians With Ringing
Brothers. Circus This Season-650
Horses. All Thoroughhreds

Horses. All Thoroughhreds.
The horse is mans favorite in all
animal creation. 1t serves his needs
best, and adds to his luxuries. He IS
nearest to his master in intelligence,
sympathies. and even traits of vanity.
Take the well bred horse, where in all
animal creation will his counterpart
be found in symmetry of form. grace
of action, and inspiring spirit? Watch
the aristocrat of horsefesh, he of pedl-
gree and education, and delight Will
charge the blood as in no other case.
America is first among the nations IN
the breeding of the highest type or
horse and the finest collection OF
these beasts is to be found with Ring
ling Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows.
1t has been a pride and specially with
Item to gather this distinguished and
unique company. Over $50 are in this
department of their ultra big shows.
OF this number more than twice as
many horses of all kinds carried oy
any other show, 300 are thoroughbred
performing horses. The mental alert
ness, physical beauty and distin-
guished style of these animals put
them in class by themselves, beyond
price and unrivaled by the world.
The horsemen engaged for the direc-
tion and riding of these remarkable
equines are masters of their profes-
sion and internationally famous. This
is in keeping with the policy OF tne
Ringing Brothers to present only the
best, and insures ring work simply
delightful to witness, and far removed
from what is uniformly seen with
other shows These blue-blooded ana
wonderfully performing horses are ar
attraction without peer in the whole
range of horse history, and afford an
exhibition well worth any inconvenl-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Will They Ncycr Get E.rcuoh i:

There is but ore step De,weer the
ten-months CAMPAIGN Nlch 1he GU
bernatorial can..ilA' u are cond tcting
now and a eontlaht h3 political per.
formance. How long viii It take the
people to get e@aush - title Rock
Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Evil Associations. Etc.

Charley Jacobson has been indicted
by the federal grand jury for writing
unprintable things cn postal card
and sending the card through the mail
And Charley was once a nice boy. SO
we are told, before he began asso~iat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Willing Witnesses.

The Hot Springs SentinelRecord
suggests that Jeff might prove an
alibi in that Ozark matter upon the
testimony of Dr.. Johnson, Pomp Brown
and Judge Bourland. OF course the
Sentinel-Record is funning. but Jer
can prove &n alibi all right, if it be
comes necessary. jeff can prove any
thing by his Helena World
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Really
It's Worth the
Waiting.

- IL L 4
past and pres
ent day f.
forts pale beside
it and the futur
promise Of equa
mensity. ] he
Sublime Splcn
did, Elaborate,
Soul = Thrilling,
Lofty, Noble Ef
trancinP, P an
mimic, Dram;
operate Scs
Spectacular Play
jerusalem am
the Crusade
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Only a
Few More Days
to Wal

7uC A Perplexing Puzzle to every
beholder as to how it can be
-! operated. So Big that it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Woman's louie,

Az one phase of life this is interese.
ing. A woman was overheard to 70.
mark to her companion: Yes, she
was terribly sore about that day she
lost $45 on he races" What did
she do it for? asked the man. why,
Il re some fun; she works so
~eet of the time"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
How Bio Is the Man?

II man borrows a dollar fl orn YOU
tonight and promises ~ pay you Tack
tomorrow and dom so il. what would
you naturally supp05e him to De "a
liar. r.'-Augusta Free Press
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Time Eor Vindication.

Dowie characterizes the New Yori;
preachers as "stink-pots.' Now it is
up to the preachers TO vindicate.-
Princetonian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01

a grca {
Band of so
M usicians
enhanced
the Majestic
o88 stop o.
an, speGal II
made upon emo,
NOUS Chariot
and SO iileenIou
trWefif that III;
Swell and CiloT
Organs as we'll
aSt the Pedals are
played by Glc
0CsailiSt. Pro
duciIlg an effect
in Tone Gran
deuT superior
to 200 insttiti-
Ii II 9 lists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Geo. Valiant Discovers Hearst Boon

Chats with representative men all
through this city and the adjacent
counties shows d strong and rapidly
growing sentiment in favor of the NOM
ination of William Randolph Hearst
by the Democratic party for the pres
idency of the United States.--TeXar-
kanian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
Political Machine Defined.

Political machine is an automatic
contrivance that counts votes.-Pres
colt Picayune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01
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, ++++ - + + + + + + + + I
Wadley Wants Millennium to Come.

Let US have local prosperity, pay
our honest debts and swear justly to
be making substantial moral and civil
advancement.-Hot Springs News.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-11-01

4 ClrcuS en-
bracing the picked Aero gaaary.
bats, Athletes, Hiey S, III. \
Tumhlers, .]uggjers, gym WI IL
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
One Minute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Croup.
Ripsrepajred free of charge.

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Pays Chocolates are delicious.
The name "Pay" guarantees quality.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Becker Of CORTLAND.
Miss Lulu Baltrusch left this morning
for Faribault where she has been en-
ployed in the large clothing store OF ochs
Bros
Mr.. and Mrs. Webber entertained a
number of their friends at six o'clock
dinner last evening. Among the num-
Der were several from Sleepy Eye.
VIM. Meyer who since IFS start in this
city has been the manager of the COM
mission house of Edwards Wood & Co.
has resigned his position and will engage
IN other business. VIM. HoIten Che on
orator has also resigned and leaves for
his home in Minneapolis today.
The ladies of the Turner society served
q good lunch after the theatre to all who
cared to get lunch. To make il handler
for the people the lunch was served Il.
the lecture room. This was done to ar
commodate those who we're here from
OF the city and had 20 wait for the mid
night train.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18

Mrs. S. A. Pfefferle so we'll known to
the ladies of this city as thoroughly up.
to-date mill;ner announces IN this issue
of the Review that she will have her
spring opening of Millinery on the 31st
of this month. It will be in every re-
|spect equal to any previous occasions of
the kind.
While it may look all right that the
the property owners, before whose pro-
perty the streets are sprinkled should
pay the cost of having the streetssprink-
led, there is large per cent of the
streets where the crossings are that they
have also to pay for and that should fall
on the city.
In an other part of the paper this week
is published a copy of the order from the
postofice department in regard to the
examination of applicants for the position
of carriers of nail in this city, SO it is
plain to be seen that the department is
working towards the new system that is
to be inaugurated here.
Sleepy Eye is to have city weigh.
master, ana all the products brought in
for sale will bear the city stamp before
delivery. This is good thing and is :
guarantee to the farmer who may feel
that they are being robbed in their
weights that they are getting the limit
for what they have to sell.
Carlson Bros. opened their clothing
store in the Klesling block Thursday and
are now in position to accommodate the
people of the city and surrounding coun-
try to all the clothing they have the
money to buy. The store has been re-
fitted for their use and makes very
acceptable store building.
It may not be out of the way to re-
mark, in the line Of the condition of the
weather that the first rain of the season
fell Sunday night and Monday morning,
and 1t will be but short time now be-
fore the boys. and their fish spears will
be out and fresh pickeral will be on the
tables of many OF the homes IN the city.
! The base ball germ has got into some
of the Stricken block people and they
are out with challenge for the first
game of the season with the occupants
Of the Ottomeyer block. How the germ
ever got in its work after the way it
crawled under cover last year is my
stery unless DR.. Stricken he's found a
stimulant that can do the business.
The Missionary meeting at the Con-
gregational church was well attended
Sunday night. Besides the pastor Mrs.
siegel, Mrs. Mowery, Mr.. Hubbard and
Mrs. Updyke took pant by reading pa
pers on Missionary topics. Miss Eva
Klossner sang 'sHe Leadeth Me- as q
solo. The meeting was under the leader
ship of Mrs. Mowery.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1903-03-18
~ GOD SEEDS
uROW
OOOD CROPS.


That's why you should buy
seeds here, as you can always be
sure that you get fresh seeds and
of known variety. ALI our seeds
were grown last year, from seeds
whose variety had been proved,
and under the most favorable con-
ditions for each kind. They had
J the precise attention to details in
gathering, ETC., which only the
practical seed grower knows how
to give. All this should make
them worth more to you than
seeds picked up here, there and
anywhere, but we sell them as low
as you pay for the inferior kinds.
And. ]. Eckstein,
Pharmacist.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-06
A GOOsE-BONE PROPHET.
One of Great Success and Reputation
Has Retired from Business.
New York Evening Post.

New York Evening Post
Here is indeed cause for sorrow. 1t is
announced that Elias Hartz, of Reading,
Pa, ''for seventy-five consecutive years
goosebone specialist and weather prophet
extraordinary to the world" has retired TO
the comparative obscurity of the emeritus
class. II we are to believe the assertion
that he is out OF the prophesying business
for good. and not all the pleadings of a
grateful republic will bring him back, how
are We to know what our winters Will pring
forth? OF course, the argument of the re-
firing season wizard that his eighty eight
years sit heavily upon him must be cpn-
sidered-and we would willingly vote ITO
grant him short leave of absence, or even
sabbatical year, after he has arranged
for the coming winter. But the definite
step of complete retirement is quite unjusti-
fable Too many people-variously esti-
mated at from several hundred thousand
to perhaps millions"-look forward each
November to the decipherins of goosebone
cryptOgrams to permit him to retire without
a protest Farmers kill hogs or keep them
until 1.-The next cold snap" according to the
reading OF the goossbone riddle; winter
wheat Is sown or kept in the granary, as
the goosebone bids: lumbermen in the far
Northwest watch eagerly for the bulletin
OF the goOSebone prophet to know II there
is TO be deep snow and good sledging for
their logs
Seventy-seven years ago the secret of
reading the goosebone was impaired TO
ii jealously. making a few mistakes-and 1T
is limited that nature, not Hartz, was to
be blamed in these rare cases-and winning
a reputation second only to Mother Ship
toms. Now, to make the case worse, he
refuses to pass along the secret TO young
and vigorous man with yet other seventy
seven years ahead. Meanwhile, an alarmed
community is casting about for one 10 do
the work. Various formulas for reading the
goosebone are put forward, at which the
old man shakes his head cynically. Here Is
one revealed by the Philadelphia Inquirer.
which, IL elaborated might be found use
full: Take q gOOSebOne-any old goose
bone will do: IL IT Is dark the sign is that
December will be colder than May; IL the
bone Is light in color July will be warmer
than January The trouble with this, as
with all other amateur predictions. is that
1t lacks convincing detail, such as only the
retiring HartZ can furnish.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-06
CURING BONE DISEASES.
A New Method Found Satisfactory in
Vienna Hospitals.
Public Opinion.

FuDilc OplnlOn
In the hospitals of Vienna there has re-
Gently been adopted a new surgical proceed
ure, which, we are told, produces the most
remarkable results. This method is that
of filing bones, a method invented by Pro-
fessor Mosetig, who discovered that it was
possible TO fill holes In bones-holes pro-
duced by certain diseases, such, for ex-
ample, as decay and Enthusiastically in the
same way we fill cavities produced in the
teeth by decay. In the present case, how
ever, the results are much more important
than is the case with the teeth, for while
In this instance the plugging prevents the
progress of the disease and the preserva-
ton of the injured TOOTH the filling of the
bones produces extraordinary process of
cure. In cases of disease of the bone the
cure is usually slow, requiring months and
often years during which time the patient
is unable to work, but with the method
OF Professor Mosetig the cure is speedy
and sure
Professor Mosetig drops into the cavity
that has been produced In the bone a
melted mixture of iodoform oil OF sesame
and spermaceti, the cavity being plugged
completely, and soon 1t Is possible for the
patient to leave his bed and go to work.
At the same time the process OF cure con-
tinues and in proportion as the new part of
the bone is formed the plugging material is
reabsorLed, this reabsorbing taking place
not only without pain. but also with benefit,
since the antiseptic power of the iodoform
arrests the process of the disease. In a re-
cent meeting of the Vienna Medical Society
there were presented several patients who
had been cured by the Mosetig method,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-06

game The dupe throws the two fair ones.
The sharp, however, has a false one con-
cealed in his right hand, held In the thumb
joint. He picks up the two false dice from
the table, as in securing and allows one
OF them to fall into the box. Then, of
course, he has still two dice In his hand
one false one held by his thumb.
'At the same instant that the first die Is
allowed to fall the false die is dropped into
the two fingers holding the second genuine
die are turned inward and the die is taken
into the thumb joint in the position former
ly occupied by the false one
1.-THE whole of the manipulation is per-
formed in the act of throwing the dice into
the box. The false die is dropped into the
box and the genuine one put I'm it's place at
the root of the thumb In one movement
only, and the exchange Is instantaneous.
1t requires a great deal OF practice, how
ever. before the movement can be made so
as to defy detection.
THE great point In the sharp's favor in
this. as In all other manipulatiOns, is that
his victims are not expecting trickery and
consequently do not look for It,
''The sharp who has mastered the knack
of securing and ringing in does not need
to practice any other form of manipulation
He Is we'll equipped for a campaign, and IL
he uses his gifts modestly and does not re-
sort to trickery too often in the same game
he is pretty sure ito last 1t is the greedy
sharp that invariably comes to grief. Your
genuine chevalier d'industrie never betrays
himself cheaply."