Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-26
I HERE IN LEWISTON

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DR.. w. =. 0albraith. dentist. Adams
block. Phone sos.
J. W. 0reb. stenographer. ~ Thies-
sen building. Phone STA. =
For wood in car lots cail up Lewis
ton Fuel 4 Ice Co. Phone 1851.
II you love your wife get her the Co
colalla ice and she win love you. Lew
lston Fuel & Ice Co. Phone 1851.
Wantsd-A man and wife to be. re-
spectively. panitor and cook IN the
dormitories OF the Lewiston Normal
school for the coming year. Apply,
q. H. BLACK. President.
Lewiston eusinsss College
Opens October third. Day and even
ina in Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Type.
writing and al business branches.
Write for information. Address, Lew
iston Business College, Lewiston, Idaho.
The local land ONCE is now hearing
the contest case of VIM. Dwyer We. c.
F. Schumacher involving a homestead
of 100 acres in the region around Pierce
The contestant alleges non-residence
and nom cultivation.
Mr.. o. E. Guernsey ana Mrs. Guern-
, sey left this morning for their home in
Dubuque, Iowa, after a stay in the city
for several months. Mr.. Guernsey
stated this morning he regretted leav-
J Ing here at this time but Is compelled
| to look after his large land interests in
Iowa and Dakota which lands are now
producing crops. He anticipates that
both he and Mrs. Guernsey will return
to the city again about Christmas.
| E. C. Steele, Judge Of the district
court of Latah, Nee Perez and Idaho
counties of Idaho. Is in the city with
Mrs. Steele, says the Spokesman-Re-
view. They are stopping at the Hotel
Spokane. where Judge Steele is con-
] fined to his bed with rheumatism. He
expected to open court at Grangeville
Idaho, Monday. but 1t is doubtful If he
win be able to be there.
Leon LeQuime wwho returned with
his family this morning from a vaca-
ton in the mountains narrowly es-
capped being killed by a fractions horse
he was riding while in camp. The horse
fell and rolled over with him bruisins
Mr. LeQuimes body but fortunately
breaking no bones. While he Is not
seriously hurt he Is injured about the
hip 30 that he can walk only with diff
fculty.
At the Masonic Temple last night q
fairly good sized audience was in at
tendance to witness the production Of
"Sidetracked" AZ portrayed by Jules
Walters and his company. To say thu
least the aggregation as a whole was
good. Jules Walters ~ Brown the
tramp was the feature OF he whole plol
ana each striking situation. Of which
there were many. placed "The Tramp
In the position az the hero Of the hour
While the play 10 merely q comedy
drama there was just enough Of plo,
running through the play to make Il
interesting and the proverbial Villain
was there in all his glory and with eacl
denouement the gallery gods seemed
to be in the majority against him. III,
next attraction at the opera house vii
be Sweet Glover" az portrayed b.
Otto B. Thayer and Gertrude Bondhil
and good cast which comes Septem-
Der Z.
1T Is right, and that's why we put Il
there without regard for political ef
feet" stated ex-senator Heitfeld
democratic candidate for governor o
Idaho, when questioned yesterday Of
the probable effect Of the anti Mormon
|, plank In the state platform. says tn
Spokane Chronicle. 1.-THE fact that
refused to run on anything but an anti.
Mormon platform speaks for itself,
stated Mr.. Heitfeld. 1.-The issue will b.
clearly drawn on that point The DO.
litical situation in Idaho has nov
reached such point that no other SO
luton of the trouble is possible. I d,
not believe that a church in Utal
should attempt to dictate politics II
Idaho. have not considered that ef
feet Of my declaration ON my candidacy
but think that our chances for carry
ing the state are good. Here in Wash
ington you resent the dictation of tn
railroads in politics. and in Idaho tn
situation with regard to the Mormon
is tenfold worse" stated Senator Du
bois, who accompanied Mr.. Heitfeld
1T Is time now that we settled once 70
all IL the church is to dictate to us, an,
think the question will be settle,
fully, finally and favorably at the poll
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