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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-14
A CROWDED HOUSE
Local Talent Play Pleased a Large

LOCdl 1dlcnt RAY TlcdoCu AdA &c
Audience.
The Rathdrum Dramatic COM
pany, local amateur talent, made
another hit at the opera house
with "Who's Who in Texas
Steer" The play was presented
WITH almost professional skill thru
out, mos, Of the parts in fact being
interpreted with a skill which
most professionals would un-
doubtedly find it hard to excel.
All the reserved seats, IFS in
number, as well as every other
seat, we're taken and some of the
audience had to be content with
standing room.
The costumes and makeups and
the stage settings were appropriate
in every essential particular for a
Texes play, and each and all OF
the players did SO we'll in their
respective parts that it is scarcely
possible to find wherein one ex-
celled another. Following was
the cast:
Maverick Brander LOUIS Denee
Captain Bright lom Lawn
Major Yell E. S. VonHosteen
Col Bragg Geo. Roth
Col Blow Oliver Trueblood
Brassy Gall Chas' Lewis
Col Pepper D. E. Dandy
C. Columbus Jr. Fishback
(colored) S. J. Hughes
Knott limit Jesse Crenshaw
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-14
At M. E. Church.

Rev. IL I, Meter e, n,~port will
preach In the NJ. f. church on Sun.
day morning.
Presiding Elder U. F. Hawk at the
NJ. K. church Sunday evening.
Quarterly cOnfererence on Monday
morning at 8 O'Clock.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-14
Cure fore Sore Nipples.

AS soon as the child is done nurS-
ing, apply Chamberlain's Salve.
" lpe IL off with a soft cloth nefore
a lowing the child to nurse. Many
teamed nurses use this with the best
results. Price rs cents per oox. For
sale by DR.. f. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-14

No spidn .iain'- Cough
aemrdy.
There IL So, Tn. lpas danger 10
pjylur Cnam pertains Gtueh Remedy
to SINAI. children as u contains no
onlum OF uiheI harmful dug. 1t has
an established reputation of more
Than thirty years ~ the most sue
ca>, a.. iDt,! - u tsr 'ar coius,
r..l- IT., t6...ia cough. 1t al
wi, az ..un lieasan' i" take.
Children like it. Sold by DR.. +. Wenz
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-14
Youthful Burglar.

Urvan Tuttle, ii bul ~ II yedi>,
ha- men hound over To the distriri
court for attempting To burRldIlze
the Teape jewelry STORE, before day
last Monday morning.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-14
Personal Mention.

See the toys at Royce's.
Special rates on Photos, call at tn
Hart building.
M. S. Lindsey, attorney Of Pres
River, was In town yesterday on som'
legal business.
w. Fl. Nogle OF Stateline is EN-
ployed as bailiR 10 the district cour1
at present.
Children's sleds at Kloprs. Try
them.
e. A. Michael was up from Spo-
kane Bridge Tuesday. He Informed
US there Is no snow there at present.
Klopf has a full line of Xmas
furniture and chlnaware.
II. d. Boyington arrived home on
Tuesday from a six weeks visit with
friends on Puget sound.
Hanging lamps, dolls, doll heads.
games and albums at Klopfs.
Bee CASTOR and son did some re-
pair work on the foundation OF F. H.
Bradbury's residence this week.
r. E. YOung's new residence which
has been remodeled Is nearly CON-
pleted.
Largest assortment of fine china
ever shown 10 Rathdrum at Royce's.
Full line Of confectionery, fruits,
cigars and tobaccos at VonHosteen's.
Tommy, the little son of County
Auditor T. L. Quarles, narrowly es.
capped serious injury while coasting.
Tuesday. by running into 4 team.
His arm was severely bruised.
J. H. Kennedy. a juror in the dis
tnct court, was over to his home at
Post Falls, Sunday, return Ing to
Rsthdrum on Monday. He said the
snow at Post Falls had disappeared.
Hotel omodations-board and
lodging--at reasonable rates at Won.
HOsteen's.
NOTICE am an auctioneer OF
is years experience. -
H. a BEE CASTOR.
Grant Vess, who recently sold his
interest 10 the meat market. has pur-
chased from Geo. Crittenden and
taken charge Of the Club saloon.
Krystal glassware at Royce's
HALEY r. Smith has returned fron.
. visit with friends in Dakota and is
now IN Spokane where he is prepari ny
70 build home. He was in Rath
drum, Tuesday. His parents will re.
main at Rapid City, s. d. until spring
when they will join him In Spokant.
Santa Claus Is making his head
quarters at Royce's, this year.
Col. d. H. Budlong, former register
OF the U. s. land Office OF Occur d.
Alene, was In town yesterday to give
ais deposition concerning the election
irregularities 10 Occur d. lene, 10 th.
"ellM cClear contest for state sen :.
tor.
>. ". Conklin returned from SpO-
Kaoe last Saturday and Informed US
mat Mr.. McMullen, who died In Spo.
KANE, was buried there, Friday. The
deceased leaves a wife, three sons ana
one daughter In temporarily de>ll.
'ute condition. Mr.. Consl
W q subscription FOR their relief.
See my holiday stock before you
buy. ROYCE.
1ne Burns Photo company of Lew
lston have opened studio In the
naFt building. Special rates or
photographs, beginning SaLur,as,
oec. 10. All photos taken dnnns
'ne next ten days will be fnsheu be.
lore Christmas. IT,.
ny holiday line ~ now very rnms
pete aud you are especial. 'n.il'd
" call and see a, larry. an assortment
:" ever shown ia kaLAdrum. ROYIE
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-14

oscar Tautenhahn has $4,000 brick
on hand at his yard miles west OF
Rathdrum. Anyone wishing to pur-
chase brick should address all orde,s
to him at Rathdrum, Idaho. Aug3llf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-14

WANTED-Wood, fruits or vegeta.
bles, which will be taken on subscrin-
tion at this Office. n
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13

bat Die nDti9en Hdumlidteiten fir
nas Snititut our 8erFiaunq oeftelIt
uno an IL oeribieoene NatiDren Die
ginlaouna ergeben laffen. DeleoQs
ten mad Som au lenoen, ur1 an Ell.
rer iaternatiDnalen Ngrttulturs Son,
ferena tell gu nebmen. Durh bic
@riinoung eines iDlden Snftituts,
an benz ale intereiiierten 0atiunen
teilnebmen, iDG nermieben uoerben,
oaB untlare Doer gar fali6e Mnfihs
ten iber Die ldrtoIi@en gerbdltnifie
Nmerita's perbreitet tperben. Sc
lOu oaftr geiurat meroen, oaB See
hermann alaubnirotae, tuabrbeitss
aetreue Qustunft iiber ale einihldz
ai9en 8erbdltniiie, iber 8Dbenbes
ihafenbeit, Gnbau Der Selofrlhte,
Siebauht, Breiie u. (. 10. erhalten
Tam. 9aburb miro Der ginuarts
oerung uuo sualeib Dem 6anbe[ aes
bient.
Snniemeit fib Die Sadie betudhs
rem miro, fanr natiirlid r,ur Der @rs
fOlg lebren. Iuf ale Sale traat
oas Berfabren niel CUR NuFtlGrunq
bel uno 1T atn beften geeignet, fais
ihe Nniibten, SQuiiDnen uno Bors
urteile 81 a~erft6ren. Wit Der Belt
miro oann AUDI elm giinitiger @influB
auf bic @inuanberuna nidt auss
hIpihpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13
q @aeiaser r.


Sn bieien gaeeri perldBt Der eng.
liihe Oampfer n1en1a' Cardiff. un
cine geheimniBnous Sniel an Der &it
fte Weftafrifas aufsuiuhen, auf Der
tuertpDne Diarnantenihdbe oer 0e'
buna barren. Sc lit oies niht Die
einsiae obenteuerlibe Expedition oies
fer Mrt. BON Der man in lebter aeit
aeb5rt bat; nielmebr iheint cine
mabre epidemic Der ,Shabfuterei"
ausgebrodlen gu Iein, uno INNER
mieoer miro bon Shab9rabern be-
ridtet, bic irQenbmo ueriunfene ooer
uerarabene WiqiDnen aufipiiren uUl'
len, ia gauge Gttienaeienihaften tuer'
ben su oieiem 8ped aebiloet.
Berihte nDn iOlhen f~abelhoften
SGdben lieaert aus fat allen Welt'
teileu boz; bernhten iie ale auf
8ohrbeit, 10 ldaen 9aulenoe BON
W1iQiunen in @ulo nno Silber, in
Diamanten uno Juimelen an ben
nerihiebeniten Srten in iiherem Ber'
fed, uno man beotirfte rlur zines
arpBen 5inoeraliids, nm nit ei1em
S@laae gu einert Der relhite1 Wten'
ihen Der @elt su meroen. go beiBt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13
Gin intermationales 2laritmltur.
eeSnStitut.

Nls aruBen uebelftanb fir bic
@inuanoerer, Die aeneiat iinb, Iih
auf benz 2anoe ansuiieoeln. bat iih
ber umitaro berauSaeftelt, baR i'm
Nuslanoe iiber uniere Iderbaupers
h6ltniiie nod 10 menia genaue &ennt.
nifie perbreitet finb. Nn beiten lit
man pieueiht nod in 9eutiGlanb
unterrihtet, in ben anberh 2dnoern
tueiB man aber iiber unIere Sarnl.
nerbdltnifie blibmenig. Bieueiht
miroen fib mebr @inmanoerer Der
9anomirtibaft mibmen. toenr iie
mii6ten. unter tueLben BeSingunaen
oas geiheber tam. gr tuuroe iid
oanr mDl aud ttanbe bisber tuenia
ertuinidte ginmanoerertlaffe Don eis
ner beiferen Settle seigen. Da iiub
3. 9. bic Jtaliener. Sn BraIilien
uno Nraentinen baben iih niele Sta.
liener auf Dem 2anoe angeiieoelt uno
ols tiihtige 9anbmirte uno quite BIrs
ger bepGbrt. Bei uus baben iie
bauptldhlih alS Nrbeiter Bei@dfti'
guna gefuht. Stun bat elm 2anobe.
fiber in Californian, elm gemifer ga.
bio 2ubin, ben Beriub gemabt. Stas
liener fir bas 4anbleben gu interelftes
rem, unb Der 8eriuh lit gelunoen,
gr bat in Californian cine garise ln'
sahl 8nlunien ousldnoiiher Nders
bauer, bauptiddlih Sta(iener, in's
9eben aerufen uno Die Sade bat iih
bemdhrt. lin nun in ierem 2anoe
cine aenauere 8enntni8 unierer Nder'
bauuerbaltniiie gu oerbreiten, bat
iih 2ubin i'm oorigen Sabre ielbit
tab Stalien beaeben uno benz o0rti'
gen 5inanaminiiter 4upssatti einen
Blan CUR grribtung zines Jnterna'
tiDnalen Observation-Disclosures Sniff
tuts u~nterbreitet. Seiue Soee bat
Nntlanq gefunoen unb AUDI Der RDnie
bat lih lebbaft oafir interefiert. 90
lit bas unternebmen ieiner 8ermirts
lifung ndber geriidt. Der R6nig
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13
gTfe TT nfeal

aBtr bieteu etnbanoert SOlars yeIobuuuq tIr lee
poB 3aTt's RutarrbzRur gebeilt weroen
tam,
3. ). Gbenen b Co.. Giaent. YoIebo, o,
aBir, Die unterasi9neten, baben 8. 3. gbeuep
leit ben lebten Is Sabrsn eetann. uno 6alten i6n
Itr o%olltontmen e~brenbait in alien 8ei4dftsoerbano=
elnGe9angenen 9e%rbinoliaiefteu su erfdlen.
Balotns, Rtnuan & Marbtn, groBbona
oets= DrOauiten. Soleoo, o.
9aa,s Ratnrrb=R ur tpiro inuerlit genommen unn
pirft brett auI BAG 8lut pns Die ialsimI9en Obsr=
fd4en oes seftegs. .3elanife fret ~psrfanbt. 9reis
3 esuts fbr bic Glai8e. 9srtauft Don alien Apo
thsteru.
8. ), @btnsp 4 90, SoteoO. O.,
glebmt caa'e aamtItsH spigsu fir gerfopfnns
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13

u8Dre Jprmalin'', (@imer Il
2(memo), bGlt, tperr e8 Murqens
als 8abnz uno Wtuno : @aIIer oes
brau6t miro, 8dbne uno Wmne
pdbreno oes gansen Taees rein.
Sn allen Npothefen Al baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13
Wert he q, ~periud,en.

Ser pDpuldre BenfiDnssNqent 8.
5. BrDmn, Bittsfe[o, ST., iaat:
9aa Bette gu baber l1ebet, elmer Sem
iion ituo Or. Sings Neue 2ebenss
BiQen, fte erhaltert ntetrer Tatnilie
Die @eiunbbeit. Sbnelle Sur fir
&Dpfmeb, Geritopfung. @ane. 25c.
@arantiert. Blu baden Bel Nbplpb
OreiB uno &. &alteber & SDhn,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-13
zages yteutgrettem.
* b.


- Sci elmer 8ugtoQi1iion an Der
@eitern & atlantic 8abn in Der
N6be BON atlanta, g., lino lisben
8abnaneeitelIte um's 2eben eetoms
men.
- Sn Wem Orleans ftarb in 5olae
zines nngliGsfaues Denrp W. Sell.
elmer Der beiten Cotton Statiltiter
ber Welt. @rmurte oun einetn Stro.
Benbabnmagen iberfabren.
Nus Wanila fottlnt Die Nan.
riht. oaB Die Bulaianes in Der Naht
u0m 10. September oaS 2ager elmer
Nbteilung farbi9et Snfauterie iiber@
fallen uno amet SDloaten get0tet, TO-,
uie abt permuroet baben. Nm Nbeno
porber batten iie oas 2aeer elmer Nns
aabl .ScoutsA dberfaaen uuo ben
Oifaier oerielben, 2eutnant Treao.
msu, get6tet. Damals nurben fie BON
ben our 1llfe berbei eilenoen farbi.
gen S0loaten nertrieben, piele nnn
ibner muroen getDtet unb piele oe,
fan9en genummen. Nus &ahe oa.
riiber iberfielen iie banr ipdter bas
2ager Der Neaer.
= 9ie Snoepenbence 2eaeue in
Seem gort bat IS. St. 6earit ole
@uuoerneurs' &anoioater, aufaefent.
- Ser &reuser .9eneer" lit in
6apanQ Qnaefpmmen. gr if bort.
bin geihiGt, utn bic ameritaniiHen
@eihaftsinterefien 81 ihlBen.
NusIanp.
Cine 9epeihe aus gl Balo
nleloet, oas 6Dtel @umes in Der Staot
Sarias. i'm meritantfhen Staate
ghibuabua, iei ~suiammengeithrst uno
babe AZ 2eute unter leineu 9rin1s
tlern be9raben. gier ieien get6tet
uno BON ben anbern bGtter ptele
ihwere Berlebunser empfaneen.
Sn Der Wdbe bes fleinen taua.
oiihen Ortes chelmsford an Der tas
naoil6en 8aciicbahn fano cine Bug.
touiiiiDn itatt. bel oer su6lf BerI0.
men um's Geben tamen.
Sn Santiaen. einem GUrort
Der Sauptitaot WeritD, brannteu
n1ebrere Baumuuuipeiber uieoer,
muburh elm 5haoer BON $500, 900
an9eri@tet muroe.
Nus Berlin miro gemeloet:
Die WINNIE BEG tleiuen &ailers gutelS,
cine i4liGte hieiiee Btraerafrau, 1T
fir lire 9ienite reid belDbnt tuDroeri.
Sic bat pOn Der &aiierin uno Der
alidlihen Miutter hires BHeglinas,
Der &rDnprin5eiiin gecilie, pr6Htiae
8riqantbroben uno nDu1 @rDnprin.
aen elm 8eloeelbent BON odtsebns
bunoert Wart erbalten.
Wie Berltner Bl6tter mitteileri,
uuroe Der ebemaligen &rpnprinseis
fin BON Sahien ieulih aurt, eriten
Wale oas @lid su 9eil, lire ainber
mieoer ieben 3u oirfen. Bon fG&iis
iHen 60fbeamten unb 9pfoamert
murben Die beioen Brinse1t uno brei
Brinseiiinnen nah Wanhen eebraHt
uno Die @rafin Wontignplo elite BON
2inoau am Sooeniee, 100 fie Die
Commemorate suaebraht Dat, bers
bel. Die Beaegnung suiihen Wut'
ter uro 8inoer mar eribiitterno.
Gus Dem Man6perfelbe bes 16.
NrmeetDrps BET Trier tontnlt bic
3unoe BON einem b5bft betlaQens.
merten ungliid. Bdbrenb elmer ues
buna, an tuelher AUDI Nrtiuerie tei(.
r1abm, erplooierten plDblih mebrere
Brobtaften nit abtaia @eihOnen
uno bic @rploliDn ~nerbreitete unbeil
uno 8eroerben. Mebrere Wtannibaf.
ten burden burb bic nod allen Sci.
ten umherHieaenben SprenefthGe
ihtuer nerlebt uro cine Gnaabl Bferoe
aerriiiea. I'm bic urlahe oes uns
alids feft5uiteaen, lit iUfort cine
itrenae nuteriuduua einaeleitet rpors
ben.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21
; NEWS AND NOTES Or SPORT

NEWS AND NOTES Or SPORT >
. = . . . . = = . . . = -
Van Haltren. the former New York
Giant, Ii to manage the Oakland. CAL.
team again this season.
william q. Evans, the new American
league umpire. ID Cornell man and
the youngest umpire who ever broke
into the major leagues.
partner off Jack O'Brien. IL out to fight
for the heavyweight championship. but
does not know whom to fight.
John Coulton. an amateur bantam
weight boxer OF Chicago, has received
a medal from Secretary Of the Treas
ury Shaw for bravery shown in saving
q boy from drowning in the East River.
New York.
Columbia university IL to take up the
English game OF Rugby to take the
place Of football.
President johnson of the American
league may open an Office In New York.
but will still retain his headquarters
in Chicago.
Should Jim Cook make good with the
st. Louis Browns he will be the tenth
graduate Of the University of Illinois
to enter fast company.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21
new BUILDING
At CULDEsAC

Special to Evening Teller.
culdesac. Idaho. March N.--W.
Henry Payne has purchased two lots
on Main street neaf the school house
bridge and win frect = two-story
building on the say the lower part
to be used for . slors and the upper
part VIII % Iodgir mousse.
Hen's Fre" Michigan.
Mr.. ana Mrs 3. Bemis OF Cuide-
sac. who has been sp\nding the winter
IN Kalamazoo. Mich. Nas Just returned
and brought with them q new paDy OF
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21
AFTER THE INDIVIDUALS
Moody Begins Closing Argument in
Beef Trust inquiry.

Chicago, March 21.--Attorney Gen.
eral VIM. H. Moody commenced the
closing arguments for the government
yesterday In the hearing Of the immu-
nifty pleas advanced by the packers.
The courtroom was packed to the doors
with local attorneys anxious to hear
the argument Of the attorney general.
In opening his argument he declared
that the eyes OF the whole people OF
the United States were directed to the
court room in which the present hear
ing Is being held, and asserted that the
government Of the United States IL
far too much In earnest In the present
case to pursue. az the attorneys for
the packers have intimated 1t 10 pur-
suing. senseless creation Of the law.
He declared that II wrong has been
committed the government was seeking
the punishment, not Of corporation.
but OF the living. breathing, human be-
ing who committed the wrong. The
government and people Of the United
States. he declared. will be satisfied
with nothing less than that.
He declared that his appearance ct
the bar Of the court was unusual and
almost unprecedented, but the law
gave him the right to appear and after
much elaboration he believed It to be
his duty to appear. The justification
for his action. he said. would be. found
not only in the importance Of the pres
ent case but in the fact that II immu-
nifty be conferred upon the defendants
on the grounds on which It has been
claimed. It would overthrow the Legal
Interpretations Of the government fol
almost twenty years and would e.
pecially cripple the government in til
attempts to enforce the laws Of ths
land.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21
| - Nh -
PICKING WINNERS
FROM MUD LARks
He Grins Who Loses;
He Laughs Who
Wins
BY q. a. h.

BY Z. A. +.
It IL easy to pick the winnelb after
the race 10 over, and It 10 always the
man who cashes the winning tickets
who lays claim to. superior knowledge
in picking the proper dope.
What the man says who tears up his
tickets and walks away II always more
emphatic and pointed than elegant.
Most Of VI are better winners than
we are losers and are in full sympathy
with the speiler who announced that
when he lost he grinned and when he
won he laughed out loud. And the
grin 10 80 siclkly and the laugh II 20
hearty that no one ID deceived by the
attempt
It was that way, and often more 90,
when the races were run at Oakland
yesterday. It seems easier to pick out
Z needle In q haystaclk than winning
mudlark on the California tracks.
Stake horses win run like selling
platers and selling platers will take
on the gear Of an automobile and wir
in walk The going IL sea Of mud
and no one can tell how the stable boy,
have mixed up the gear. There II nj
telling which are the side wheelers
which the screw propellers ana which
the racing motors. Guessing at three
card monte game IL a fixed science 4,
compared with racing horses In tn
mud.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21
Look for the Yellow Bell.
II IS the Duty Of Parents

to have their children's eyes examined
periodically. The future welfare Of
the child II dependent upon the care
Of the eyes during school life.
From the age Of 9 to 10 the eyes Of
children are ct their weakest stage.
Il y during this period that the eyes
develop either perfectly or imperfsctly.
n ths process Of development 10 TIM
|psrfsct . properly ground pair Of
o1assss win arrest the impsrfection.
Ths glasses need not b worn III the
tlme; during study hours u III sum.
ciant Two or three years use OF the
giaeses viii overcome the impsrHect
psogress; the glasses may be then dis
carded.
On the other hand. II the impaired
progress II permitted to 90 on the eye
become permanently weak ana tha
child becomes dependent upon glasses
TOR IT. entire life time.
DIR 9. eALSBER0.
Optical Specialist.
Rooms and Z. Bee Hive Bids.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21

Columbia university IL to take up tht
English game OF Rugby to take thu
place Of football.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21

Indian Fighter and Civil War Veteran
Lincoln. Neb. March 2i.-John M
Thayer. civil war veteran, former U.
8. senator and governor Of Nebraska
died shortly before midnight last night
aged 81 years. He was governor OF
Nebraska for four year. beginning In
fighter In the territorial days OF this
state.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21
RACE WINNERS
AZ the Oakland Track.

Oakland. March 20.-Nine- sixteenthe
Yankee Jim won. Our Anna second,
Lord Rossington third. Time SO.
Mile and 20 yards Pentagon won,
Frolic second. J. K. F. third. Time
1:441-2.
Seven eighths-Lord Nelson won
Yellowstone second. Jake Ward third
Time 1929.
Tuturity course-Dr. Gardner won
Tocolaw second, Rubric third. Time
I'LL.
One mile-Lily 0olding won. Clydec
second. Phalanx third. Time 1:43 1-2
Three fourths-Yada won. Salable
second. Hans Wagner third. Time
1:151-3.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21
Law. Delay Provokss Lynehino.

Chattanooga, Tenn. March 21.-Ed.
johnson. q negro. was taken from jail
at 10:45 o'clock last night by mob of
50 men and hanged. The negro was to
have been hanged tomorrow. but the
U. 8. supreme court yesterday granted
. stay Of execution and this action an
gered the citizens Of the city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21
Essray.

Came to my place March 3. ~ miles
southeast of town. one black and white
SOW with four small pigs: owner may
have same by proving property and
paying cahrges.
L. .. COX. Lewiston. Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-21

''Your way IL our way" That's the
motto Of the Grand Restaurant. Try
our dinners. @
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-30
ARE BETTING AT READvTTIE.
A New System Causes Resumption of
Interest in the Races.

Readville. Mass, Aug. S0.-Perfect
weather, a fast track and the resump-
ton of betting on the races through
new system of bookmaking to conform
to decision by the Dedham court dur
ing the forenoon, were the features of
yesterdays Grand circuit meet at the
Readyille track. My Star won the 2:09
pace, the slowest time being 2:041<
Vesta Boy took the biggest part Of the
purse in the 2:14 pace and Mainsheet
was the winner of the 2:09 trotting
event. with the slowest time 2:O8L The
average time for the nine heats was
2:061k.
Argot Boy was almost a prohibitive
favorite in the 2:O9 pace, but My Star,
quoted at s to I, captured all three
heats. winning the first two heats and
coming up strong from fourth position
in the last one.
Vesta Boy was the choice in the 2:14
pace and although dropping the first to
Meldolit, Vesta Boy took the next two
heats without effort. IN the 2:O9 trot
Lady Gail Hamilton was quoted at 1 to
2 but she was in poor form and Main
sheet won, although he dropped the first
heat to Leonard. In the second and
third heats Mainsheet beat out Nut
Boy, the winner Of the Massa chusetts
stake last week, by a neck.
Mainsheet, Nut Boy. Leonard, Ore
and Lady Gail Hamilton are entered
for the Charter Oaks $10,0 600 stake at
Hartford next Monday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-30
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ local applications, as, they cannot
Zach the diseased portion of the ear
There IS only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by eonstitutionaI remedies.
s,9ton Of the mucous lining of the Eu-
- - q G11fssT Tube When this tube is in
Fl.~s.,asi v1lI have a rumbling sound or inn
--evfset bearing and when 1t is entirely
Closed. deafness is the result. and unless
tnS IN restored to its normal condition
S sAels win be destroyed forever; nine
ease1 out of ten are caused by catarrh
9vhich is nothing but an inflamed condi-
fioT of the mucous surfaces
We viii give one hundred dollars for
any case of deafness tcaused by catarrh)
S,1fre Send for circulars free.
r. CHENEY q Co, Toledo, Q.
SOLD by druggists, 16c
Take Halls Family pills for constipation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-08-30

Joplin. No. Aug. S9.--Jopiin won from
Hutchinson by finding Horton for safe
hits with men on bases. The work Of
both teams was somewhat poor, but
Wescott never faltered with men on
bases, and Hutchinson could not get the
hits that meant runs. Had it not been
for the fielding Of Pettigrew, who cap
tured a number of line drives in center
field, Joplin would have piled UP the
score. Wescott was wild in the opening
of the game, but grew stronger toward
the end HutchinsOn's run came off
Monroe's two Dagger. an infeld out and
Graves long fly. Hutchinson had ten
men left on bases and Weseott famed
eight Of the Salt Packers. Attendance
200 Score.