The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-02-28
To Cure Cold IN One Doy s s=:ss:.
= axative Bromo Quinine 1.a,... ~ on.v~y
HERE AND THERE 9
.ooooooooooooo

HERE AND 7He'I ~
Le.oooooo0ooo %, 90
Ala ,ool rooms will receive
rhe Ne. tonight on the coroe.'- N s
ta 'I ssh, which takes place In sa"
,ancisco. .,,or has made complaint
' ''..t stanley vs. Loolner n;s afs
inco"p case will be heard in the
r. So, a court, March 6.
eOa'e q Daker Porter. the we'll
yrs .,sr color artist has formed
osh .sotin where she Will give
in maintaining each Monday
s 'aoon and Tuesday mornings.
gnu and bacon at the Boss market
H.m ..nts per FOUND. LARD In Ave
w mound pals II cents. This
our own manufacture and
81 s..t the market affords. tt
's pavne has purchased from ].
Cnson a lot and one half for
and will shortly begin the erec-
wv ,ss;dence on the property which
y heated at Eighth avenue and E'sn'h
rect n.rv has in
~" ~. nc rolling stock by the pur-
s a, a large heavy truck wagon
' s,.hins 1000 pounds. The rapid In
in the business of the company
s the additional dray.
w.NrED-1o men in each state to
w., tack signs and distribute sam
=. and circulars of our goods. Sal
= 1880 per month. $500 per day for
I,nepses. Kuhlman Co., Dept. T.,
Apen. chicago 3-21-5
Tho q. r. & n. has announced ne"
40 giving an outlet for Washington
soo, info Texas. From points on the
80 river and east of The Dalles
n-o 10 points on the ST. Louis & Sar
rrapciseo between Dennison and Brady
t,be rate is IS cents per cwt.
Tho funeral of Mrs. c. l.. Harris was
.usrcted from her home in East Lew
s,on Yesterday afternoon, Rev. Davis
L. tho Raptist church officiating. Mrs
harris died Sunday morning from
blood poisoning caused by a pimpi'
which formed at the side of her moutf
|and which had been picked. The de
ceased was highly respected in thi
community and was member of thu
Women of Woodcraft. She is survived
fby her husband and four children.
Deputy Sheriff Chas. Monroe has re
turned from Missoula. Mont, where h
went to identify a man held ther
whose name was Smith Bray but who's
description and photograph tailed wit
that of Jack Mathews who Ks Wante
for the killing of Antoine Bronchea'
near Culdesac, January 26. Mr.. Mon
roe was also accompanied by Jane
Reagan who met Mathews at the dane
near Culdesac during the night of tn
killing. Bray was not the man wante
but Mr.. Monroe states that the re
semblance was striking.
WANTED-Capablem men and wome
for census work and to act as repre-
sentatives in this and adjoining terri
tory for magazine and music bushes
Of old established house. Our cata
logues list over 5000 magazines an
5000 selections of music at cut price
Salary $500 per week. Experience uH
necessary, but good references require
Address, Sprague Wholesale Co, q
Wabash avenue. Chicago. Ill. 81
Mr.. J. B. West, register of the U.
land office. returned yesterday fro1
near Kooskia where he has been on
fishing trip Mr.. West reports that IT
trout abounds in the streams In tn;
district and that he met with eXcellel
success, which was evidenced by II
well filled basket which he carried. +
reports that many people are takir
advantage of the pleasant weather
entice the wary trout from the STREAM
which he lately visited and he expec
to again visit the spot of plenty with
a short time
The case which was to have come
before the commissioner at Orofil
Yesterday to decide the mineral cha
acter of the land claimed by. the Anne
ican Placer Mining company, w
postponed until the 4th of April sa
me Pierce City Miner. A number
witnesses had been summoned fro
mere te appear on the case. but we
notified at the last moment that the
presence was not required. owing
'he postponement A. s. Holmes. o
VI the witnesses. however. left here
uay early, and will consequently ha
MS "trip to the city of mud for nothir
me title of the case was The Americ
racer Mining company, Protestant,
"uius r. Bubb. Defendant.