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The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-20
ENROLMENT At THE NORMAL
One Hundred and Fifty ons studsnts
in Attendance

The following IL summary of the
registration in abe regular normal
course at Lewiston State Normal
school corrected to date, january 16
1905. ana subject to change thereafter
as new registrations are made:
Idaho-Nex Perce. So; Latah, 20;
Idaho. %: Shoshone. 2; Kootenai. Q;
Canyon. 8: Washington. 4; Ada. 3;
Blaine, /.
Washington---Asotin, s; Garfield. 8;
Whitman, 2; Spokane. 2.
Total, 161.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-20
MOSCOW WINS
Will be Sure Of q Federal Building

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 1S.-The
a0use subcommittee on public build
ss has reported favorably in full to
- committee. Representative French
~sored bill for $4,000 for a federal
puilding at Moscow.
ar. French said today that favor
we report from the full committee
few days
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-20

is all right too. Senator Depew is
such good story teller. and when he
laughs in the senate chamber he sims
ply wakes the echoes I'm the marble
corridor. Nobody can be gloomy when
Senator Depew is around. a
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-20
Want. Him to Start q Magazine

Tom Watson is probably considera-
BILE disappointed because every one
seems to be willing for him 10 start a
magazine SO long as subscription 10 IL
is not compulsory.
, 1905-04-19
For the Pantry.

Every good housekeeper takes par
donable pride in her neatly arranged
kitchen, storeroom and pantries. For
such. labeled jars or glass cans and
wide mouthed bottles whose contents
are easily noted have almost entirely
supplanted the old time paper bags
and boxes whose contents have such
an unfortunate habit of Sitting out at
ipopportune times or else defying
Identification until much valuable time
has been wasted. Now comes a new
contrivance made in three different
sizes of heavy glass, with cone shaped
tops and sliding valves, so that food,
such as coffee, salt, Indian meal, tapio-
ca, etc, can be drawn off the same as
water from Il faucet when the jar is in
yerted. Wall or shelf brackets come
with the Jars so that the holders may
be attached to the woodwork i'll the
Kitchen or fastened under the shelves
IN the pantry. They are put up inyert-
I'd, 50 that all the h%ousekeeper has to
10 is to hold the sugar bowl or meas
uring cap under, turn the knob and the
food runs out.
, 1905-04-19
Culinary Secrets,

Many a good roast is sacrificed and
many a nutritive and palatable steak
is wasted from want of skill in its
preparation.
A variety of nice dishes may be made
from very ordinary materials with a
little ingenuity and no great eXpendi-
ture, which may vary most %agreeably
the menu for the week.
1t is very necessary to proportion the
quantity of water to he amount of
meat in soup making. a scant quart
of water to IL pound of meat is a good
rule, and for a rich soup still less wa
ter may be used.
If possible, soup should be prepared
entirely from fresh lean meat, or if
a leftover from a roast is used a good
sized piece of raw meat should be used
with it.
Cold ham is sometimes used for
white soups.
Long, slow and steady boiling is a
necessity, and it should be so regu-
lated that the soup pot will not re-
Quire replenishing. If additional water
Is added see that it is boiling hot or
the soup will be spoiled. Remember,
if meat is boiled too fast it toughens
and will not exude It's juice.
, 1905-04-19
Gloves.

Be very careful about the range.
Many burns are entirely unnecessary.
Make a practice of working as much
as you can in a pair of old gloves when
you are at the stove. Let the gloves
be met by a pair of washable over
sleeves, so that there is no bare arm
or hand to be spattered by frying lard.
Don't be absentminded enough to lift
a hot pan without a cloth in your hand.
Don't handle things in a clumsy or
hurried manner and thu invite burns.
The same should be borne in mind
when you are handling a knife. A lit
tie dizziness, a little calmness, and you
avoid the cut that furry would have
caused.
, 1905-04-19
Mushrooms au Gratin.

Cut the stems from a half pound Of
mushrooms and put them aside to use
in a stew or soup. Wash the mush-
rooms, after stemming them, in cold
water to free them from dust, strip the
skin from them, cut them in quarters
and lay them in an earthen baking
dish. When all the mushrooms are in
pour over them enough rich cream to
just come up to their level, put in IL
few pats of butter, season well with
salt and freshly ground black pepper,
cover the whole with fine bread
crumbs, then sift over the top a little
grated Parmesan cheese. Stand the
dish in rather a quick oven and let the
mushrooms bake till a rich brown over
the surface. Then serve as an ac-
compartment to broiled chicken OF just
as an entree for dinner.
, 1905-04-19
How to Acquire Poise.

Did you ever try the little mental
science trick of walking along with an
imaginary star upon your chest and an
imaginary basket of eggs upon your
head? l know of no better way to ac-
quire perfect pose than this. Simply
fancy that the star upon the center of
your chest is a real, scintillating thing,
and you will find yourself carrying
your shoulders like a military man
bent upon exhibiting his gold buttons.
They say hat a desire to display his
gold buttons, after all, has more to do
with the West Point cadets perfect
carriage than any other one thing.
When you are about to sit down re-
, 1905-04-19

to politics, but she has very firm ideas
as to the part women should play in
affairs of state.
"1f men cannot properly govern the
people, what can they do?' she asks.
''There is other work which cannot be
performed by men that women must
do"
Thus far in the practice of law Miss
Knowlton has shown that she is moi an
attorney in name only. 1t had been her
intention when admitted to devote her
self principally to probate matters, but
her sphere soon broadened into general
court practice.
Miss Knowlton has an aversion to
criminal cases, although she would not
shrink from fulfilling the obligations
imposed upon her when she took the
oath of a lawyer.
Il would not undertake to defend a
criminal knowing him to be guilty"
she said. @If | were not positive of the
guilt | should consider it my duty to
defend the client to the best of my
ability"
Miss KnOWlton occupies a high posi-
ton in social circles and is accounted
one of the most brilliant members of
the leading woman's club in Rockland.
Boston Globe.
, 1905-04-19

member that you still carry that bas-
ket of eggs upon your head, and you
will find yourself sinking gently and
gracefully into your chair instead of
just launching into it. The same little
bit of mental science will work won
ders in the matter of climbing stairs.
One cannot twist or bend over or do
any of the other hideous things women
usually do upon 4 flight of stairs-with
a basket of egg upon her head.
These rules are the best of a new
system of beauty culture which has
become popular of late.
, 1905-04-19
Trains leave Broad Street Station, Philade
phia,
FOR NEW YORK.

Express, weekdays, 4.3s, 40, 800, Sis, 5.5s,
100 7.3S, $50, a.03. go, 1921, *ll.O a M,
~ W noon, 1886, %l.OO, I.4O, $3.50 800,
$50, T3.52 tPennsylvania Limited, "3.54(New
York Iiinited), \ 90, 300, 80 56, 600, 200,
$500, 800. 1912 pm, 1902 night Sundays,
43S, 40, 800, Is. S:25, $50, HOO a. M,
*l2.35, $ 30, +3 81 The Penna. Limited, &3.54
(New York Limited, 400, go, IS So, 6.26,
" 90. $500, 10 II p. IN 1902 night. From
North Philadelphia only *l2.2S p. IN. daily
Manhattan Limitedl
FROM WEST PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
For New York, 2.45 "a. M, l2.33 p. m. daily.
shining Car.
For timetables and further Information
consult ticket agent.
w. w. ATrERBURY, j. r. WOOD
Gen'l Manager. Pass. Traffic Manager.
GEO. w. BOYD, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
, 1905-04-19

"What did your wife say last night
when you began to explain why you
didn't get home earlier?"
"She said my originality compared
favorably with the jokes in an alma.
tnac."-St. Louis t-Dispatch.
, 1905-04-19
Pennsylvania Railroad.

WEST JERSEY Il SEASHORE R.Rl
sch DUE in effect October 4, 1904.
, 1905-04-19
MISS HELEN A. KNOWLTON.
She Is the Only Woman Lawyer In
the State of Maine.

One of the most remarkable young
women in Maine is Miss Helen A.
Knowlton of Rockland, who was born
In that city on April 1, 1874, and who
has the distinction of being the only fe-
male lawyer in the state. Admitted to
the Knox county bar in 1899 after spe-
cial legislation had granted that priv
lege to her sex, she has acquitted her
self well in rhe practice of law.
Miss Knowlton is not Il woman suf-
fragist. She has selected n profession
which is perhaps closer than any other
, 1905-04-19
Won a Name of Fame.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the ia
nous little pills, have been made ia
nous by their certain yet harmless and
gentle action upon the bowels and liver.
They have no equal for biliousness, con-
stil alton, etc. They do not weaken the
stomach, grippe, or make you feel sick.
Once used always preferred. They
strengthen. Sold by Davis, the drug
gist.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-15

minion Copper Mining and Smelling company.
 A TUCSON ALDERMAN - Nose Dracnman, formerly a resident of Phoenix, but who for some time past has made Tucson his home, arrived in Phoenix yesterday morning, accom- panied by his wife and children. His trip here is for the purpose of securing for his son Philip medical treatment for his eyes. MT. Drachman says Tue son is prosperous, laughs at the joint ure convention which is soon to be held in that city, and says it will te farce. He said Phoenix looked pros porous to him. MT. Drachman was re- gently elected a city councilman of Tucson from the first ward. He takes office the first of the year.
 DESIRED TO AVOID PUBLICITY -C. $. Berryman, who has known it for long time, is more than ever con- Vinced that it pays to advertise in The Republican. The other day he lost COW and having made a vain search through his neighborhood for her came to this paper and took steps 70 ap- prise the public of his misfortune The same night and before the paper went to press the COW returned looking rather sheep-faced about the matter, as if she would like to have her name kept out of the paper. But it was too late. MT. Bergman did not feel like coming to town at that hour of the night to countermand the lost ad which the next morning uselessly appeared.
 FINE FRUITS Godfrey, who resides on East Van 3uren street, yes terday sent to the board of trade some specimens of Winter Eellis pears, as fine as can be grown in any country and also specimens of orange quinces.
 A BOLD COYOTE - There was hanging in front of Pinney & Robin- sons yesterday the carcass of an un- usually large coyote which had just been killed by Assistant Postmaster Galpin, a short distance west of, the city. MT. Galpin was driving along the road accompanied by dog. The dog was suddenly attacked by three of the wolves, an unusual circum- stance. MT. Galpin succeeded in kill ing one of them.
 AN ATTRACTIVE SiGN-J. Ernest Walker has spent as much money as it costs some people to build a house
Arizona republican., 1905-12-15

ditch, will hold another meeting Sat urady morning at 10 o'clock in the of- fees of the Water Users association The committee at previous meetings accomplished most of it's labors but some inaccuracies have since been dis covered and it is desired that the com mittee go over the work again and check it ID accurately.
 OSTRICH SHOW PENS-Tne show pens of the Phoenix ostrich farm and the exhibition room where feather products are displayed will be opened to the public on Saturday, December 16, which is tomorrow. This is the exhibition farm that has been open to the public for several seasons past, and is situated at the west end of the street car line in Capitol addition. The birds for exhibition have been brought in from the large farms ten miles west of town and they are now engaged in pluminS themselves for their appear ance in company
 EXPANSION two weeks ago SanichaS brothers started a lunch room at S20 Center street. Since then the business has grown to demand ad- ditional room. The room used as the candy factory has been fixed up for the lunch counter business, giving di- rect entrance to the tables of the ice cream parlor, where ladies are served The candy factory has secured larger rooms facing Wall street and has been greatly increased in capacity for man. ufacture of candies. New candy machinery and paraphernalia through out has been installed.
 SURVEYS APPROVED-The sur Veyor- general has approved the sur Ney of the Keystone No. and the Keystone No. s lodes. situate in the Greenlee Gold Mountain district, Ora nam county, AriZ. This survey is dos- fgnated as survey No. 2t69, and is claimed by the Shannon Copper com pany. He has also approved the survey of the Globe Southwest lode and tte the Globe mining district, Gila county. Ariz., and which is designated as sur Vey No. 2f42 A. & B. This lcGe and millsite are claimed by the Old De-
Arizona republican., 1905-12-15
For Sale

12O acres, well improved. fenced and cro ss fenced and finely equipped fOr da Try business, F miles from skimminS st ition, best of irrigating water pumps al i'd plenty of water.
 40 acres beet sugar land under town d itch with water privileges.
 30 acres beet sugar land under iowa ditch with water privileges. ] so acres unimproved. under the ma canal, only S20 per acre.
 40 acres fine dairying land. all in al- falfa, fenced and cross fenced, plenty of irrigating water.
 Lots in Planks subdivision to Ben- netts place inside lots from S200 to $500. Some lots S35O to $4OO. Any of the above will be sold at low rate or interest and easy terms
 have also some desirable lands for rent.
 Ii you have the least idea of invest ing see me for the present at No. 10 and F west Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-15
OF LOCAL INTEREST

GONE NORTH-Hon Isaac T. Stod- dard left this morning for his mining property in StOddard camp, expect ing, though, to return on Sunday of Monday.
 A RATE FROM LOS ANGELES From December 23 to 2S, the Southern Pacific will place on sale tickets. good from Los Angeles and all inter mediate points to Phoenix for one fare. for the round trip. The tickets will have a limit of January 2. This should insure large crowds from the section the Southern Pacific travels 10 the, territorial fair, for which event the rates are made.
 A FORTUNATE RUNAWAY-Iast st. -eVening about o'clock a heavy team of black horses made run on Wash- inSton street, starting at about Third street and galloping until tney were at point opposite the court house. Just who the driver was could not be learned, but he made a splendid ex- hibition of skillful driving. Natur- ally at that hour the street is very crowded with vehicles, but the driver evadGd all of them and there was no accident attendant upon the runaway.
 ARIZONA LANDS COMMITTEE-- The committee of the Arizona Canal Protective association, appointed for the purpose of checking off and listing the lands under cultivation under that
Arizona republican., 1905-12-15
 BROILED STEAKS, CHOPS, OYSTERS. FISH
 SHORT ORDERS The SaniChas Lunch Room. So. Center

just to work, over, rejuvenate, and inn prove the sign in front of his office on Second avenue. He believes the sign will act as a magnet and proba- ply it will for the inference is that where so much money and effort is spent to attract attention there surely must be something behind it worth in Vestgating. The sign is Of raised gold letters on a black background and with a cOrnice work of silver Mo- body should try to carry it away though for it is not real gold and s;l- yer. It only looks like it was. Real gold and silver in such quantity woul q hardly be safe left out doors owe; night, even in honest Phoenix.
 ANOTHER SPEED EVENT-Slivers and Ed Lightner, who have run more easy marks in the vicinity of Eastlake park, than any other amusement az gregation in the city, last night found another victim. In the usual way two Or three of the stalling party who took the lad out to see "a young lady, were meta phorically killed and did not re- cover until the. victim was a half mile down the road. He ran clear to the Cottage saloon without stopping. and there he met Constable Redwine and pleaded with him to go and catch the. murderers. It was planned to give him a second run by telling him one of the missing members who was dangerously shot and in the hospital wanted to see him, but friend of the victim tipped off the play.
 CHRISTMAS FOR A MISSIONARY Phoenix will send at least one box as Christmas present to misslcu- ary in foreign field which will in- clude something for the family of the missionary and other articles for the little children of his charge The la dies of the Baptist church are 70 be the donors and for the purpose of packing the box they will meet at the
Arizona republican., 1905-12-15
L. L. Plank

house of Mrs. Elliott. 362 North Sec ond avenue, this afternoon at o'clock.
 The missionary's family consists of ms Wl1e and girl six years old. boy four years of age, both large for Sheir aSe' girl three years cid, medium slZe' and sixteen months old baby. Outgrown clothing is desirable tc bc included in the box, besides anythine Tn the way of toys to gladden. the hearts of the children.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-15

1 like to eat the product of
 The Arizona desert sandy, When made as palatable and sweet
 As Donofrio's Cactus Candy.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
WOULD ENJ0IN PAYMENT
By THE SECRETARY

John Paul Jones and Charles D. Penne-
baker have begun proceedings In equity
against Elliott K Pennebaker. admins
traitor Of the will Of Warren Mitchell, OF
Louisville Ky. to enioin the payment
to him by the Secretary of the Treasury
OF a warrant for sa2, 2,173.Os. and for the
appointment of receiver to take charge
of the funds pending the decision of
the court.
The complainants contend the amount
named is due for services in connection
with the successful prosecution of a
claim of Warren Mitchell against the
United States for payment for 73S bales
of cotton.
Henry F.. Davis is named as counsel
for the compliments.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE STOCK MARKET


Today's session of the local exchange
was the duIlest in many weeks. The
total of trading aggregated less than a
Thousand shares, and prices in nearly
every instance were below yesterdays
level.
Capital Traction gained point in
the bid, the closing being 14s. with 147
asked, five shares having been sold At
146.
Washington Railway preferred lost "
point. $50 shares selling at 81, and two
fractional lots of ten and fifteen shares,
respective!v. at 94ta It closed at 93s
bid and 81 asked. The common closed
at 9. below yesterdays quotation, while
the bonds remained stationary.
Twenty shares of Commercial Nation
al Bank sold ct 16S the recent price
One hundred shares Of National Union
Fire Insurance sold ut IA.
y Mergentha1er was fractlonaliy lower
closing at 20f7s bid and 2021a asked, five
shares having been sold at the latter
flellre The regular quarterly dividend
of 25@ per cent has been declared by the
board of directors.
Lanston was dull md lower. the total
trading aggregating little over 400
shares. Only two quotation lots were
sold. and these at IS and 15zs, respective
". while -, %, and q was paid for frac-
tions The close was 15Sa bid and Is
asked.
Greene Copper closed at 2s1a bid and
1s asked No trading.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
ORDERS POUR INTO
THE COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, March 15.-Orders pour
ed into the cotton market this morning
from all directions, causing an active
start, but no great change from last
night, as the cables were about right
and the large volume of selling orders
practically OFFSET the demand. Among
the prominent early purchasers were
the same brokers who bought so heavi-
1y for Wall street account yesterday.
also houses handling Philadelphia spot
business.
Local bulls gave good support, but a
big quantity of long stuff came on the
market in addition to which was active
short selling by some of the local bear
interests. evidently acting on the theory
that after such a sharp advance as oc-
CURED yesterday. and with today's
weather In the South almost ideal for
farm work and the movement, a lower
market was justified
Private Liverpool cables were very
buIlish.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
FIVE WOMEN MISSING
AND POLICE bAFFLED

Five persons for whom the police have
been looking for several days, have
thus far kept out of their reach, and 1t
is question of uncertainty whether
they ever viii be caught.
These persons are Mary Stewart. who
escaped from the House OF Mercy 2468
K street northwest; the mother of little
Madeline. the baby that was abandoned
in Mrs. Julia Dyes house, Jos Second
street northwest, who disappeared on
the same night: the woman who aban-
doned the baby on Alexis Maceron' s
steps IN Southeast Washington on Mon
day night; the mysterious woman who
called at the Filtration Plant on Mon
day night, and said she had attempted
to throw herself into the reservoir and
was prevented from doing so by the
thickness of the ice. and who is believed
to be connected with the abandonment
Of the baby at Mrs. Dyes, and Florence
Jordan, an inmate Of St Elizabeth's
Asylum. who escaped from the Instftu-
ton on Monday afternoon.
Captain Boardman, Chief OF Detec-
tives, who is directing the search for
these persons said today nothing had
been heard from any OF them
Little hope is held out so far a the
mothers Of the babies and the F'iltra-
tfoTg Plant caller are concerned, but the
police are especially desirous of appre-
bending the other three on the list Of
missing persons.
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
MARKET STEADY
AND ADVANCING
Bull Movement Affects
Many Stocks.
SHELTERS MAKE RECORD
Ontario and Western Is Active at an
Advance of Two Per Cent.
Some Reactions.

NEW YORK, March 15.-The action
of the stock market indicated that, to
considerable extent, the reactionary dis
position which was developed yesterday
had about exhausted itself. London
seemed disposed to favor American rail
way shares.
The opening advances were for the
most part very moderate. New York
Central and Southern Pacific rose half.
Union Pacific on 10,0o0 shares ranged
from y to q higher. Ontario and West
ern gained IL on 1900 shares, Sfneiters
made new high record. being UP IL.
Sentiment was greatly encouraged by
the prompt recovery in ST. Paul and
Union Pacific. the former advancing 1ss
and the latter IL. New York Central
was little more than steady. The bull
movement in Ontario and Western con-
tinued on a large scale at per cent ad-
vance. Reading and Delaware and Hud-
son were higher and Laekawanna and
Western opened up 7as per cent from its
late reaction yesterday
There was a little more interest IN
the group of Southern railroads Some
of the specialties continued to show
strength.
In the industrial group. further gains
were made in American Smelling.
American Locomotive. American Car
and Foundry, and Pressed Steel Car
issues were higher. A moderate i'm
prevement took place in AInalgamated
Copper. The iron and steel stocks and
Sugar were only steady.
AT the opening of the second hour the
market was still ruling strong, although
sessae natural reactions have taken place
from the top prices Of first hour.
Government bonds, unchanged; other
The Washington times., 1905-03-15
Canal Commission Denies
Charges Made By Dr.. Reed
Letter Prepared and Forwarded to Secretary
Taft-Not Made pubIic-Big Force of
Employees Is Wanted.

$40, ten work train conductors at
S120. seventy-five train men at wages
ranging from SEQ to $50 month,
twenty locomotive enginemen at S145
twenty at SI25, twenty switchmen at
S115, seventy-five. firemen at SIS a
month, a stenograplIer at $12o, and a
timekeeper at 500.
In the dump department d superintend-
ent at $3.50. and thirty-nine others at
wages ranging from $50 to s175 month.
Twenty other employees are asked
month.
The commissioners have no intention
Of resigning, but viii answer all charges
made.