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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-03
Kentucky Racinq Commission Invalid.

Cincinnati, October 2.-The Ken lucky racing commission law was de- clared unconstitutional, the injunction against the racing commission was dis solved and the case remanded to the lower court for further proceeding by the United States court of appeals in this city today. The decision was an nounced by Judge Cochran.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-10-03

Ride out to see Central Park It will be a pleasure. Jemison R. E. 6 Ins. Go.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-22
The Big Questions.

Where are the great old time ques-
tons that the Aliens, Humans and
the Bayards and that class of men
used TO discuss? Where are those
questions? They are settled and
their history is written by the repub-
lican party in the statute books of
the land. The false We're weeded out.
The true We're in~cribed upon the
tablets Of a nations glory, so that
We find today that our opponents are
very Falstafian crew: unorganized
as to men. or principles; they don't
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-22
The Mormon Church.

The Mormon church. through its
traditions and under circumstances
that 1t is not necessary to trace. had
for long years professed to believe
In and did practice polygamy in the
state of Idaho and elsewhere.
At a trial held before a senate
committee few months ago at
Washington the president of the
church. not in Idaho. but in Utah,
and members of the church in Utah
and in Idaho testified to the humil-
icting fact that they We're living in
rolygamy with varying number of
wives. 1t must have disguised every
right thinking person. I say. without
fear. that II must have disguised
every right thinking person to read
the defiant language used i'm that
testimony against the recognized law
of morality that is so dear to the
American people. But il does not
follow that because certain members
including the heaI of that church
had been guilty of this crime against
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14
About POStOfiCe Boxes.

Postmaster Pennington gives
the GRAPHIC the following infor-
nation, for publication, so that
box renters, when they learn Of
the new regulation, may register
their kick against the depart
ment, and not against him and
his clerks:
The quarterly rent for boxes is
now, or will be from the begin
ming of the quarter commencing
on Jan, lst, based upon the gross
annual receipts of the office. I'm
der this rating the small boxes in
the Deming postofiice will cost
sixty cents per quarter, and the
large ones, or drawers, will cost
seventy-fve cents per quarter
an increase on the small boxes
and a reduction on the large ones.
Heretofore box rents were due
on the first day of the quarter
Under the rev order box rent
notices must be placed in the
boxes ten days before the begin
ming Of the new quarter, and if
the box rent is not paid by the
first day of the new quarter the
postmaster is required to close
the box against the holder and
rent it to whoever will pay for it..
This order will be obeyed, as the
rents for the boxes all go to the
government, the postmaster be-
ing allowed the privilege of fur
nishing all the boxes he pleases,
or cal afford to furnis1, at his
own expense, and he cannot af-
ford to pay box rents for patrons
who fail to pay up.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14
Ed pOnS Murdered.

Word was received in the city
first of the week that Ed Pons,
an old time cowboy Of this sec
tion, who left here about a year
ago, had been murdered in Casas
Grandes. Old Mexico, by a party
named Bob Lee, who shot him
last Saturday night. No other
particulars We're received. The
old friends here cf deceased will
he shocked to learn Of his tragic
end
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14

T.. e. Dewitt & Co. Of Chicago AT
whose laboratory Kodol is prepared, as.
sure US that this remarkable digestant
and corrective for the stomach conform
fully to all the provisions Of the Ma
tioual Pure Food and Drug Law The
Kodol laboratory is very large one,
but ir all the sufferers from Indigestion
and stomach troubles could know the
virtues Of Kodol it would be impossible
for the manufacturers to keep up with
the demand, Kolol is sold everywhere
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14
CHRISTMAS
CARNIVAL

Deming invites everyone far
and near to come and join them
in the big Christmas Carnival
here on December 25th to Both,
inclusive. One solid week of fun.
Bronco busting, horse racing,
roping, base ball game, grand
ball, in fact every attraction and
entertainment imaginable is on
the program for a good time.
Everybody come!
Homesteaders are rolling in
galore.
Deming will soon be wearing
better clothes.
w, II. Jones leaves shortly on
an extended trip to California.
District Superintendent w. K.
Etter, OF the Santa Fe, was here
in his pecial car Saturday.
You will save money by pur-
chasing Your holiday goods at
Kinnear's, We invite compari-
son.
The Alpha is now ready to
serve good home cooked meals.
Pierce 4 Babcock, Props. Every
thing clean and inviting. Spruce
street, opposite lostofi !e.
W, p. Anderson, who recently
took charge Of the Deming Liv-
cry Stable, has an ad in today's
paper. Mr., Anderson will give
the public frSt-class service and
soIjcits a fair share of the public s
patronag'.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14
List of Letters

Remaining uncalled for in the Post.
Office for the week ending Dec, II.
Antonio Capes, W. ]. Field, Maria
Hernandes. James c. Hyatt, Gayriel
I.opes, Livingston iIarland, Mouico Me
drano, Bacibo Nunez C2), Hattie Pear,
VIM. ". Phillips, Gernade Rodques,
Matilda Verplanck, A. v Wilkinson(2)
Jesus Candelura, GlGlelupe Vasqucs
Please say advertised and give date.
Epw. PENNINGTON. =. NJ.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14
STOCK NOTES.

All stock conditions are splen-
did IN this section.
Recent rains have made the
Arizona range the best ever.
W, II. Jones will ship next
week two car loads Of butcher
stuff to Tucson.
j. l.. Mccoy has sold his goat
ranch at Cooks peak with $50
head Of Angora goats.
BayIess Baker, an old time
ranchman Of the AnimaS, was in
town forepart Of the week.
Next season the Federal gov.
ernnent will have charge of
sheep dipping in New Mexico.
y disease has appeared among
horSeS IN the FecoS valley called
"Iitt' by horsemen, which is
proving lataI IN many instances.
Ben Hyatt, well known
ranchman living thirty miles
north of town, was in the city
Monday. He reported conditions
favorable in mis- locality
This !. q Httlo Me ,bo host ,.,,,.
sheenmsu in Now uov;oo Lo,'a
ever had p,ico, r,oro ,a,,,,,
hotter Tho lon,h avon f,n ,hi,
wear j. close ,oa million ord
o,Iarte The nnr,ho,. of shoo,, :,
New Ne>ico ;s es,i,,otoJ -,
little over five million booJ
sr,,., ,,..u..,.,
:. '''
N,',,>"' ,oor N''S ''ocN laFaS, Dec
w. I'Vp' y good supply Of COL
orado and other western cattle
have been coming forthe last tyo
veel,s and rbe sn,,I, Lo. h,,,
,.,na;n,. w ,,'., N I'''P'' ''"' oee',
,"'','''S ''o'e 10 S'ocNerS and
feeders than any time before this
season, Practically no beef steers
from the range were inclnded
last week hpt ,bora vor. sa,,,,,
,,G,.,. o,',l I ,,',,.5 , ''', %O'' Sot'''
very 9 Soou COWS ana 'he quality
OF the StockerS and feeders from
the West was the best of the
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14

T. full line oGWatches, Clocks,
Jewa'Ty, ,DiaJscnds, ,SilverwAre,
Gui Class, Rozaine Art Ware,
Parker Fountain Pens, PhOno-
ecaphs, Eastman KudakS, Mu.
Si1Al Instruments, and Many
h oyGlties 20 10 make up
I0SSELL'S Complete Stock OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS. Don't for
get to come TO the Jewelry
Store before you buy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14
STATEHOOD
NEW MEXICO

Washington, D. c., Dec. II. -
Senator Teller has introduced a
bill granting separate statehood
70 New Mexico. 1t provides
for one representative, one Unit
ed States judicial district, also
for a constitutional convention of
siXty-siX delegates to meet at
Santa Fe and form constitution,
and appropriate $4,000 for ex-
penses Of convention and cleo
tion. In other particulars it fol-
lows along the lines of the joint
statehood bill with elimination of
references to Arizona.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14

penses of convention and elec-
tion. In other particulars it fol-
lows along the lines of the Joint
statehood bill with elimination of
references to Arizona.
NJ. M. Killinger was in Fl
Paso this week on business.
Our merchants are sending out
attractive calendars for 1907.
The telegraph service is to be
extended from Silver City to TT.
Baynard.
An electric clock for the home,
office or Sto is jast the thing.
No more trouble to wind the
clock it winds itself. TosseII
has them for sale. Come see
them.
Mrs. W. Il. Merrill's many
friends will be sorry to learn
that she is quite sick.
Several Officers and soldiers
from Fort Bayard We're in town
fOrepart of the week.
Charley Hewlett is having his
residence in the southeast part
If town nicely remodeled.
If you haven't given anything
toward the well fund do so at
ol.a. E}aryrhjng hangs On il,
Everything in jewelry for
Christmas presents at
ToSSELL 5.
Arthur Douglas entertained a
number of his young friends
most delightfully."- last Saturday
night.
Ia. editor has fea ited on quail
and cottontaIIS TINS week through
'he kindness Of Mr.. Lem God
chaaX, the famous bear hunter
The MimbrcsValIey Reality Co,
are moving their office from " IL,
MerMii'S building to the west
side Of Golden avenue Just abo;C
j, A, Mahoney's store.
Tne lata:, fad SNas,ika Jew.
cry at
'"''Ni''
Bob Lewis, sergeant Of New
Mexico Ranger Company, viii
headquarters at Socomo, paS'e'
trough town Tuesday on hi
way 10 '''' N"E''o''''
While nairhboring towns an,
.,;,.,,...,,. ,,rId, .,raa,s n,m
,''"'s ~ '''',''' ,L,, -.
'lS presents S'Ic,.> ,''t' 80 , . .
dry as powder "Ad mas ''''l'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14
About Prices.

We tell you candidly this year
eXccls any former year in good
values. The prices are very at
rr ctive. We will let them tell
tfeir own story. You will be
delighted with them.
j. A. kINNEAR 4 Co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14
School Notes.

some or the rooms are going
to have exercises Christmas.
The new seats have arrived.
but will not be put in. until the
Christmas holidays.
Owing to Alice's illness, Mrs.
Smith was called to California
again. Esther Bolich with her.
The B fifth grade are seated
in the high school room since
Miss Connolly has taken Mrs.
Smiths room.
In the inner court Of the post
office department at Washington
a few days ago was unfurled
what is said to be the biggest L.
5. flag in the world. 1t is fifty
feet long and thirty feet wide.
The Cleveland school board has
made arrangements with a local
towel concern to furnish certain
of the public scho is with towels
each week. Children who donot
AIsa aO,p,,h con-, ,,.l 49,,
home will be required to clean M
after REACHING school.
''"'' ,T.r r',I '',h' -. "oI''a| "' o d. H.
"' '''' "''''''' '''"''"'
Frank McMains made IA diving
''' WIS "''"'
Toilet sets, manicure sets,
mission perfumes. purses, hand
bags, writing post fo.ios, cut
3ur stoc,, is romnlrTr, ',' ''''"'
J. 4. KlNNEAR d Co.
M. n p,f;.h lo. ,o,.
,,IInJ B., ,I,,a. y ,,,J, r',,r.,.,,;, '',,,
b., -, .,,..',, r,n, '' s;
l,.,,,,,,.. ,t;'.. ,Ii.,"',.,l... ;.'l.'.
r,,. h,,. ha,I,l a';,I, w.. ~ -, ..l'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-12-14

Wayne Whiteh'l, of Silver
City, was in Deming during the
latter part of last week, and he
reported that the mud in that
place has been 50 bad during the
last month that the ladies are
having trouble in walking the
streets. and are becoming web
footed in consequence. Too bad.
too bad: Silver City should have
street cars. or better stiIIcement
sidewalks like Deming,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21

Nj CeesliA'r Musical Club oi VIVA
Maria academy will give matinee
Mardi firas Tuesday, February -
from 3;30 10 b;8O q. m. villa MARTA
hns established "a musical reputation
iu Hrvnn that IL Is sufficient guArah'
a.. al IN. merits of all the Academy
.n,.,talnm,.nts On this occasion
the prugram will h. especiai'y p'ssss
ing. Admission 70 cents o.
Cant. Robt r. Dancy OF Houston
and 81 ] X y. Hanna oil calvert
nfiiceTs and organizers of ne SCUM
.rn.t,,,tton Association, sp"nt yertef.
An the city Ia the interest OF
y WORK, and called IN the Eagle
accompanied by Major Gin a.
Adams,
| Nav n. Y Junkin, recently OF
Hnutsyt.iA. il visiting MS oIo'nsI'
ptuf r. =. Juukin at college Ia
| ,,,,,,, and was In the city yesteFuay
accompanying Prof Junk'h'
Indys A. q. Hoard left for Dallas
,as,.,dav 10 argue before the court
~ criminal appeals a motion Tor
,eh..riuv In the McCurquohale case
g., IA. ,r.sh brped aud cakes "i
ali kinds call NJ the Texas hhNeIF
lt'aryfui attention. a. sp"ciN prus.N'
phou. - Mrs. ONO h"shtns' u
Phone as for carriage aud trans,
O., bu.,u-ss Have uew carriage anu
viii meet Ill traius, day aud n'gn'
a. ID Evans.
Nrs Tx Lawrence announces
%. for tn. benefit 81 the Epi cop"
) churrh AZ her home "Wednesday " ~
Eu"' 50
D r. Parks. Jr. left for busine'
ltrtp Yesterday Mrs. farsr relilH' I,
4 ing fnr more excluded visit 20 Ie'
atlves.
Rev. W. Raker returned yest"'
anv tn Caldwell c,'un'y alter MIN
MS nppuiutip-uts at hnlligSu rhSpe
s,.,i-I sale OF infaats' and chic
,.us' cloth~s all this week Mf
Nellie BallHrd, agent Levy hr"s'
a T.. 81. ArueS. 81 salen, Va, le
;. vsst.,ti.v for Austin after n visit
- Mr.. aud Mrs. I'D Hall.
D. n "A. scale hiss returned fro
Rost Worth Co hts h"me ~ bencl
T. lev aud l. getting along nicely y
warns recovery
he Rev.JA Duncan Of Temple u
n the cIty visiting bis daughter MI
j. W. Martin.
~ Mrs Annie Lewis and daugh'e,
- LETT Yesterday for Houston To maj
their hu'ne.
~ IS. Francis and Jay Harris
AT Tabor were Ia the city yestfFuay'
Z Judg-v. n. Hudson left yesterdl
II for Dallas ga legal business.
sy w y R-ddiag II Willow Hc
ne was In the city yesterday.
nd Fritz Summerl ute visited Hot
ton yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
wRs ROSE MCCAIN.

The following press opinions VIZ
indicat- the favor with "hieh "'s'
70 -. Nc1,.np of Galveston mas been
received by the public else~ners
Mr. NcCauu. with her accoinpahlst'
Mis- Rbein. will take part ~ the
Rrvan Ladies Choral Club concert
at Carnegie Hall Friday evening"
Feb. %:
III was a Joy to be at the concert
Of last evening. Both the ladies' ar
sr,ists. Miss Rh-in IL orliiiane
nsrfnrmer. aud Mrs. McCann sing-
lIke a Iark. every note Is thrillinsly
clear and sweet. "-Palesiine visitor
Mrs. McCAnn il the foriunSte
,osaessor ,,f "A voice beautitul III
Quality. of richness and purity
which. In addition 20 an always nhe'
Iv In eresting and Intelligent inter
nrs,ation. makes her n charming
singer She hiss always given 1ouo',
Measure becznse of her talehtcd
sbliity and personal characteiis,ics
Her work always has a nnish ina
musicians appreciate. III usto
| Chronicle ..,,to,
American vocalist. who Is AT prrssh
an A visit TO England, sang delight
fully One Spring Morning. (Nevih
md Las, Night, (ki-rulD U" -
insjstaut encore she gave Gooard
.Fhanson de Florian. JVurhs
fsouthport, Englsndl.
she has a beautiful soprano voice
al her notes being sweet aud cieA
and her etunciation remarkably uis
,inct Toronto World.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
MARTHA WASHINGTON RECEPTION.

A Colonial tea will be given by the
ladies Of the Baptist church on
Thursday. Fsb'y p, at the home Of
DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Howell. Lad les
from the different churches Ia the
citv will receive la Martha Washing
ton costumes. aud the royal ho-pl.
,ali,y of those good old DAYS viii
he extended from 20 8 In the alter
noon aud from h. II O'Clock In the
evening. Everybody in Bryan i
cordially invited. i. will be Nat
iouai Holiday. Come aud spend y
pleasant hour. Admission i5c, two
: for pic.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21

Oscar Wilcox was in town yestsr-
day.
II. s. Jenkins visited Houston yes
terdsy.
Mrs. +. T. Spell is visiting at
HeArne.
l.. q. sellers was here from MILL
can yesterday.
For sale-Cow, irsh In milk. Ap-
ply 10 Ed. Hall "
Knox Williams was visitor from
AIlhcan yesreiday
p. l.. RArTnn ci Rock Prairie was
in the city yesterday
Mrs 4 NJ. Haltom Of Beuchley Is
visiting la this city.
4 w. Hamilton returned IRON
3roesbeck yesterday
Miss frankie Armstrong arrived
from HeArue yesterday
q N. brandon left yesterday To-
a busiurru trip 90 Cameron.
Strictly fresh eggs today i2lE cent
a dozen. Htggs a McCulloeh' S
Miss Jennie Boyrtt returned yes
terday after visit IN Houston.
For Rent-New cottage close "
Apply 20 Mrs. y NJ. McDougald' =
Judge J. W. Dovemus spent MOI
day In Houston on legal business
strictly fresh eggs today i2's cent
q dozen. Hisgs& McCulloeh. %
DL McNecley Of Calvert u u
guest OF Mr. snd Mrs. j. Is. SteVei
son.
C.G. Parsons and Jas. j. Ray 10
yestei day for Waco on u busine'
trip.
Place your orders now for dain'
lingerie waists aud new circull
skirts. Mrs Mary Lawrence. q
County Road Superintendent
=. McNinu was NTH city Westerns
and reports his force At work on u
Tabor road He now has seven me
four of whom at. county men NJ
three paid men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
A. AND N. COLLEGE GLEe cLUs.
Concert to Be Held Here on Monday.
February 10Th.

The date for the concert by the
Giee Club Of the A. and NJ. College
Of Texas has been definitely liked
for Bryan, aud the alumni and
friends of this state institution here
are looking forward 60 fife treat.
The GIee Club is composed oil six
teen cadets. chosen from among the
CORPS on acc unit of voice merit.
gentIemanly decorum aud good class
standing. They come with the fu,i
consent aud backing Of the authofi-
ties OF the College. and are prepared
10 give Bryan q musical treat. hot
only from a classical standpt tat, bat
one that will be appreciated By All
classes aud ages. Their program
will consist chiefly Of humorous col
lege songs In chorus aud quartetts
and old time familiar melodies. 20
give pleasure and enj 'yment, rather
than 20 educate. They Will be as
sisted by Mrs. +. 5. johnston, who -
acknowledged mistress Of the piano
forte. aud whose monologues with
piano accompaniment never fail 10
"brin< down the house" Also oy
Cadet Lieutenant Max r. Mayer
whose artistic skill az violinist IL
remarkable.
This institution claims Bryan a.
it's home town and IL IL a foregone
conclusion that the 0lee Club boys
will have a full house 10 greet them
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.
Butler. Bs,is and cOvey are the Nomi'
nees-E,eculiye Committee,

Tire city Democratic primary held
Yesterday to nominate a candidate
Tor mayor aud two f"T aldermen
PASSED III quietly. and was h-ld
under the provisions uf The Terrell
eteetion law, resulting As follows
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
LycsuM STOCK COMPANY.

The Lyceum stock Company
played to better business last night
than on first night and gave svery
satisfactory production of "D"wn
ON the Farm" with accompanying
specialties Of pleasing character.
Tonights production will be BE
hind the Scenes. "
Popular prices. % aud IS cents
Children Is cents.
Matinee for ladies and children
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS birthday
at2p. m. Special matinee prices u
and % cents
j. s. Ford is recuperating from
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
EMBROIDERED ROBES.

These garments promise to 90 ex-
tremely popular for this season !
wear. Some ~ Batiste aud Persian
Lawns. others of heavy linen en-
brnidered panel front. Strictly tAl''
ored effects. Mrs. Mary Lawrence
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21

Ladies' GfoOeS
Extra long three-fourth length
,shite silk gloves, Si,00 per pair.
Short silk gloves, double tip fin
GERS. colors and wmIe, SOC per pair.
Ladies' kid gloves pe-ri clasp,
all shades, guarsateed to wear sl.OO
per pair.
Ladies' driving kid gloves, with or
without gauntlets, Si.oo per pair.
Ladies buckskin fringe gauntlet
gloves, Si.00 per pair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
Queer, Quality
Low Cur Shoes.

No 493E
Ribbon tic, ex-
tended sole,
patent Blucher.
military heel, g
No. $50
Button. extend
ed sole, patent,
military heel 3
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21

1 The election also covered the Sc
lect,on Of = chairman aud membf ~
~ ,ns executive committee of the
democratic party OF fh- city OF hry-
~ tb, f,lIowing being elected:
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21
Pretty Novelties In
Back 6 O III b s

At IS, IS. so. IS, 500 each; GIT
ieweled mountings-
Sidc Comb sets, daintily mounted
At soc. 7Sc and Si.00 each.
Ladies' collar and tic supporters
3 on card; all three, Sc
Holster Eyelet Embroidery Floss
2ISc a skein.
Elaborate display in gold silver
and Dresden tinsel Belhnss' . 10
SOC belt length.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-21

]. s. Ford is recuperating from a
fortnight's illness
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-04

! presidents Of the United States Of AM
erica and Of the United States OF Mex
leo note In which the conference
which is being held at Rio expresses
| Its satisfaction at the happy results
OF their mediation for the celebration
Of peace between the republics OF
Guatemala, Honduras. and Salvador
This affords an excellent example Of
one way In which the influence Of the
United States can properly be exer-.
cised for the benefit OF the peoples OF
the western hemisphere; that is, by
action taken In concert with other
American republics and therefore free
from those suspicious and pretudices
which might attach II the action were
taken by one alone. In this way 1t is
possible to exercise powerful infiu-
ence toward the substitution of con-
siderate action In the spirit of justice
for the insurrectionary or interna-
tional violence which has hitherto been
SO great hindrance to the Develop
ment OF many Of our neighbors. Re-
peated examples OF united action by
several or many American republics
IN favor of peace, by urging cool and
reasonable, instead Of excited and bell
ligerent. treatment Of international
controversies, can not fail to promote
the growth Of general public opinion
among the American nations which
Will elevate the standards OF interna-
tional action, strengthen the sense OF
international duty among govern
ments, and tell in favor Of the peace
OF mankind.
Panama Trip.
| have just returned from a trip to
Panama and shall report to you at
length, later on the whole subject OF
the Panama canal.
The Algeciras convention. which
was signed by the United States az
Well as BY most Of the powers OF Eu-
rope. supersedes the previous corlven-
ton OF 1880, which was also signed
both by the United States and q ma
jority Of the European powers. This
treaty confers upon us equal conn
mercial rights with all European
countries and does not entail a single
obligation OF any kind upon us. and /
earnestly hope It may be speedily rati-
ned To refuse to ratify 1t would
merely mean that we forfeited our,
commercial rights In Morocco and
would not achieve another object of
any kind. In the event OF such re-
fusal We would be LETT for the flrst
time In q hundred and twenty years
without any commercial treaty with
Morocco; and this at q time when We
are everywhere seeking new markets
ana outlets for trade.
WOULD KILL OFF AL SEALS
49, W
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-04
When You Want

Bulk and package sseds. spray pumps.
lawn fertilizers, garden fsrtiliesrs, or
poultry supplies. write or call on N.
We carry large stock. MARK
MEANS, Lewiston, idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-04

Suffered day and night the tor
ment OF itching piles Nothing helped
me until / used Doan's ointment. It
cured me permanently."-Hon. John
r. Garrett, Mayor Girard, Kansas.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-12-04

Sewing MaehinsA Repaired.
Have your sewing machines repair
ed at home and successfully tried be-
fore payment. J. p. Remington. Phone
Main %.