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PERSONALS.

BRITISH Consulate General. 11o7 Jeffer-
son ST., Oakland.-Infornation is ur-
gently desired at this Office as to the
following named persons: Fifth List
Argall, Frank Graham, 3G6 Pine st. /;
Athey. Edward James, engineer;
Bridgeman; Oliver William, 394 Dolores
ST.; Child, ]. R.. Denver House, 217 Sd
ST.; Cornell, Fred; Cornell. Mrs. Fred
(nee Jennie Rice), artist at Taber' S
studio; Clinton, DR.. Charles Alexan-
dra. Howard ST.: Dasnieres.. Albert.
from Liverpool; Davidson. John. and
family. 1449 Devisadero ST.; Goldfrap.
F., 1916 Harmon ST.; Galogiy, Patrick,
440 Eddy st; Heath, Cecil, waiter in a
college IN or near San Francisco; Jack
son, A. c.. dental laboratory. s Taylor
St; Jennings, John H, SIS Mission st /:
johnson. w. G.; McCann, Alice, Mont
gomery St; Macdonald. Miss j. r..
trained nurse. from Portland, Or; Nc
Kendrick, James Kerr, and wife. 133
Liberty St: O'Neill. DR.. John Gregg.
s651z Market St: Powison. Mr.. and
Mrs, 5l4 Guerrero ST.; Rice, Robert and
family; Smith. Miss Maud, New West
ern Hotel, Kearny St; Start. ST. John
Alborough, laundryman; Szczepanaka,
Edgar with Gas and Electric Corpo-
ration: Stone. Rev. William Samuel.
Yella,. Gaetano. BIB Washington ST.;
Webster, Edward. IL Hawthorn St /;
Warren. Henry, 2o13 Howard St; War
rem, Fred, 2973 23d ST.; York, Oliver,
mining and civil engineer. 1t
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
FREE TRIP TO BURLINcAME
AND RETURN.


Electric cars wiz leave the Ferry bldg.
ere-y hour, beginning al a. N. until I
p n, on Wednesday, Thursday and
4 cay Of this week. and on Monday and
-escay OF next week. These cars will
lake on passengers al the ferry, run osIf
Mission, stopping at 5th and 18th SIS
and then running direct TO Burlingame
return tickets VIII be given out on the
--lp down.
rhis is an opportunity for YOU 10 visit
tAauriful Burlingame
LOTS S45O UPWARD
50xl50 OR LARGER
SO CASH-sl0 MONTHLY
Right az the railroad station with
electric car running through the prom
Crty.
Every lot has sewer and water mains
n front; hne climate; schools; electric
l;shts. etc.
san Francisco is the place for bust
ness, Burlingame IS the place TO live.
Crly 3e minutes from the city on fne
rains viii soon be but 25 minutes: com
--utstion tickets; no ferry boats or trans
terring; you can put up q temporary
tClcire; no rent 20 pay: you VIII make
money on your purchase
These excursions are being run by the
San Mateo Board OF Trade, YOU don't
have 10 buy z lot 70 get free ride but
we would Ike 70 show you seme of the
many advantages OF living in Burlin-
same
Get OF al Burlingame station: our Of
hce Is there or al 1923 Fillmore st
LYON & HOAG II
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BERKELEY REAu ESTATE
FERRIER- BROCK CO.. INC.
tSnccessors to Francis Ferrier.)
N 01altuck ave Berkeley.
Phone Berkeley 1404
AT KEY ROUTE TERMTNITS

"AT KEY ROUTE TERMINUS"
$500 for a fine 5-room house. within easv
"sasine s1a9ie distance Of Dwight way
trees, vines. etc. This price is about
500 below market value
szse for new house of rooms, modern
and complete in every way: within
easy walking distance of Berkeley
station and schools; lot A0xis5. Only
5000 cash required
SS0O0 Tor modern from house, excep-
uonally well built; modern and very
convenient; corner lot, z0x10o; good
nelghoorhood; place is well worth
<4O9l, but owner must have money for
his business
5000 for 5-room house. completely fur
nished and ready TO move into; gas
range, cooking stove; everything
complete; clean and nice: garden,
trees, berries. etc; lot 60x150; only
Soa0 cash; cheaper than paying rent.
$500 for an artistic home in North
Berkeley. designed by Maybeck; COM
manding view; lot 50x140; rustic fin
ish- comforta bic. convenient and well
built; rooms; terms can be ar
ranged
s575e-s-roo.n house on Euclid ave; pol
ishei floors; woodwork has the finest
OF finish; heavy timbers and well
constructed; good view: lot 6ox125;
5000 cash; exceptionally good value.
Our list Of houses. furnished and un-
furnished. is extensive. ranging IN price
from $3.50 to So. 900. Ask US fer what you
want.
Some especially good bargains In build
ing lots Sorae Of our customers who
have been buying on credit now wish
10 dispose OF their contracts and are
willing 10 assign them for small profit.
An especially good buy on Addison St.
adjoining new brick building, with a
frontage OF over 80 feet on Addison st.
and lSS # on an arcade. This property
can be had for short time only at 800
Der front foot
Some attractive propositions In Univer-
sifv ave. property; also FACTORY
SITES. all sizes and prices. my13 II
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USNFSS sites

sites
Look, See.t Think, Act,
9u cannot act too quickly: while YOU
are reading these lines many business
men who have just finished reading il
are thinking" after thinking they
viii surely act" which means that II
sou do not come early. 9 times out Of
- Just the place YOU wanted viii be
gone remember, this is only a very
small hst' We have many hundreds
more st our ofice.
Special--, Special.. Specialize Special.,,
We have about 50. GOO square feet on
the water front, with belt line run
nlng Immediately in front OF ii and
spur tracks running alongside Of il:
this car be rented very reasonably.
Water Front Property
Lot 65Nl5s 8, within 1 - blocks of
The water front. the belt line runs
within short distance away and spur
tracks run by the property within few
teet of this: you can have this for 800
month. is il cheap
lHc-Nara District
Fire large lot. S0xs0 on Folsom. in
IRE vicinity Of 5th
lot 50xs0. on Fremont. in the vicinity
n Howard
=. Lot 50xl37; lst st. bet Harrison and
Folsom
We also have about 10000 square feet
-E2lllng on : streets in the vicinity Of
I'm and Bryant you should look into
tbs
BURR R-PADDoN COMPANY.
-s1S Fillmore 81. San Francisco. Il 81
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Bank to Advance Pc, to soldiers.

OAKLAND. May 16--Adjutant Cen
eral j. B. Lauck has accepted an offer
from the Bank OF Sar Jose to advance
money for payment Of Company 3.
Fifth Regiment. ~. G. c.. in service ak
that city.
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low price is good for but a few days;
25. so or 75 feet. about $50 feet deep, on
Broadway. near 20th ST; this is posi-
lively the cheapest prospective business
property in Oakland t55D
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That pretty Piedmont cottage on Walls
worth ave; 4 rooms. bay window, high
basement. bath, etc, etc, is stin for
sale al $3.50. No change in that price
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

s35Oo-NEW Groom modern cottage. 81
Both st. bet San Pablo ave and West
Oakland. 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

BERKELEY FURNITURE FOR SALE.
READ this-Furniture of broom house
for sale. cheap for cash; good vegetable
garden: house rents for $3.50; blocks
from trains. 2126 Woolsey st, Berke-
ley. 1o-St'
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

FOR rent with long lease. large fire.
proof building. 10000 square feet, sto-
ries suitable for offices. factory or
wholesale house; this is q snap for any
one; rent is reasonable. DAVIDSON &
BAMPHILL. 1856 Seventh ST and 1909
Franklin St. Oakland 15-3ts
II you want 10 see the most elegant
home IN Oakland located in Lakeside
District ask GEO H VOSE 96S
Broadway, about that 15-room house
he has for sale for $50. 900. my17 tn, ,su
FINE corner lot. 75x94; center OF Oak
land; must sell; going East; price rea-
sonable. excellent location. Box 6443,
Call Office, Oakland. Cal 13 7t'
MISCELLANEOUS SALE.
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TYPEWRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

WALTER A. SCOTT, 1871 Fillmore St.
San Francisco, and 9lS Broadway, Oak
land; Columbia Visible Tyrewriters
Char lockl. new machines, for imme-
date delivery; No. Smiths, No.
Reningtons and others at low prices,
Typewriter desks. chairs, paper, rib
bons, carbon; expert repairs. my4 6rno
PACIFIC Typewriter Co.-Sun Visible,
$40 and SIS. 1898 Fillmore st.
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sI45O-This is reduced; rooms. all large;
high basement: a sunny. coZy, plain
little home for a little money; this ism I
stylish. but is good as far as IL goes !;
On West 18th ST
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

FOR sale-FuIl set stoves, encase0
GRINDERS, attentioni-For sale, grind
ing outfit. suitable TO do BARRIERS and
family work Apply 6291z Shotwell st
J. H SCEINTz- IL 1tts
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BURR R-PADDoN COMPANY
-s's Fillmore 81. San Francisco. i 81
TO let-Will Put up temporary buildings
= SIG u Fdlton- 100 east Of Polk: 130x
-; v side Of 7th st 1Se n OF Folsom
z7Nle5, " side OF 3d st 81 s cf Har-
rson- soxl2o: " side Of Sd st. 20 s Of
rerry, s5xl5; 5. side Of Harrison 70
" OF Sd. GEle0: temporary building on
r Hno q Polk bet. Clay and Wash-
ingtcn- GEORGE x FPTN1< Ss9s
Vallejo TIL % 2 m and after p-rn-2 IF
FOR sale-Safes. AfACNEALE TR
BAN SAFE co. Temporary Quarters
sze 10Th st. Oakland: q few safes on
hano ana several cars on the road
i5-7t
C. CAPP & co. real estate ofrlce Al
80 Fillmore and 62S Baker. near Nc
A-istef- spr2s 1mo
Y OR lot surveyed. $3.50. J. a. ADAMS
LePUIy United States Surveyor. 1927
------ Il zt'
NEW residence and fats for sale: easv
terms. Apply 1852 7th ave. Sunset. Par
hassus heights Il lmo
s6.5o9 - ELEGANT residence. Psci7.
HeiE1ts- Is rooms and hath; modern
lsA Fost St room l. Il et"
WELSBACH nantes and globes al cts
nam 3 Hardware store. 2sS2 Mission st.
near IWenty-s-Xth. l5-7ts
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
FARM LANDS
FARM LANDS
FARM LANDS.
The Security Land and Loan Coupanv
fes opened an Ca Eiand Office at 1850
>lacHar- where representa- tives will be
-eass4 - slEe information relative 10
IRE holdings Of this company. comprising
41oet 9etsg acres oI rich. level land in
kings ~ Illlare counties
Ihe Security Land and Loan Company
ana members o. the company have spent
u improvements IN ard around
CORCORAN
over 81 600 and Ul--sn the next few
sands more
CORCORAN
CoRCORAN.
CoRcORAN.
corcoran is located on the main line OF
, the Santa e Railroad. in the heart OF a
a .,.a ~ siao slialfa olstrict and ofters
tiers as well as investors
SOIL.
The character Of the soil is rich sedi-
rnentary deposit, composed OF tule roots.
~ worked al all seasons of the year.
among lie most productive IN all the
United States
WATER
An ample water supply is furnished by
artesian wells. pumping wells and canals
which run through these lands.
CLIMATE.
The climate is mid and healthfuL
PRICES.
Acreage runs from s-s to $40. accord
ing 10 location Lots in Corcoran viii
soon be placed on sale. Watch for date
Of opening.
TERMS
Easy terms prevail in the sale Of these
lands Special inducements TO Eettlers.
Maps. literature and fun particulars can
be had at our Office.
SECURITY LAND Nd LOAN COM
PANY.
1860 BROADWAY. OAKLAND.
Tel Oakland AZ
Farm LANDS.
FARM LANDS.
FARM LANDS.
2t-th-sat-
LOS ANGELES.
FOR
INDUSTRIAL SITES
LOS ANGELES
Write or wire
GEO II. SORELLE.
624 Citizens National Bank bldg.
Los Angeles. Cal.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED-Lots 70 lease IN the burned
district. 1903 Webster St Its
EXCHANGE.
800. .0oo-WHEAT and barley ranches;
fully stocked and improved: good
houses and fences; on county road:
large income annually; stated on Sac
rameato River; now offered in exchange
for s. r real estate in business dis
trlct- Apply r NJ ROYCE, 17Sz Bush
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

30th st. bet san Paplo ave ana west
Oakland II
$500 per front foot on Broadway; this very
low price is good for but few days;
25 50 or IS feet, about 80 feet deep, on
Broadway. near 20th ST.; this is posi-
lively the cheapest prospective business
property in Oakland tS5D
That pretty Piedmont cottage on Walls
worth ave; rooms, bay window, high
basement, bath, etc, etc, is still for
sale al $3.50. No change in that price
sI45O-This is reduced; rooms. all large;
high basement: a sunny coy, plain
little home for a little money; this isn't
stylish. but is good as far as IL goes
on West 14th st
$4,000 is the same old figure for large
rooms; porcelain bath; large porch;
combination fixtures; new, never occu-
pied: story and half; lot 145 feet deep;
swell new neighborhood; half block TO
Grove St. on Apgar or 3sth. and 2
blocks from Key Route depot at 10th st.
s2OOO-ColoniaI cottage Of rooms and
bath; lot 20 feet front, irregular in
shape; prominent avenue; corner; 2
blocks from new Key Route and will be
couple Of little stores on the vacant
part Of the lot
$3.50 for 52x1oo or 1925 for half Of IL:
street work done: 8 blocks from s. P.
r R station at San Pablo ave. and 59th
St; severed and everything; you don't
need all cash.
And only S2500? This house Is house
Look at it, Not a bit OF damage, though
far from new Anyway, it's well built
and shows It; has rooms and bath; .
story; comfortable. solid. not gaudy; lot
has double frontage; one block from
station. above 9TH St. in West Oakland !;
rents now for $50: worth SIS. How do
you like this al s25002
GEORGE ". AUSTIN.
1902 Broadway. Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE,
1910 Golden Gate ave.
17st
FOR rent. with long lease. large fire.
proof building 10000 square feet, sto-
~ieS Sflifa HE for Offices. factory or
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
CORcoRAN.

Corcoran is located on the main line OF
the Santa Ee Railroad. in the heart OF a
-tch rrutt and alfalfa district and offers
exceptionally rare opportunities to set
tiers. as well as investors
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

NCrs1SGt, OAI AAA, 1fIOMAo A, Is
ton St, near 1st ave-, as Pacific Coast
manager for the Pettibone Bros Mfg.
Co., formerly Of No. 10 New Montgona-
cry ST.; our entire stock was totally
destroyed by fire on the morning of the
18th of Apri, but we are now filing
orders direct from our factories in Gin
cinnati uniforms and equipments of
all kinds; army, navy, National Guard.
naval militia and all military socie-
ties, bands, etc. II 1t
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17
FARM LANDS

The Security Land and Loan Company
fss opened an Oakland Office at 1850
-lac va where representa- tives viii be
-eased tc give Information relative 10
tEe holdings Of this company. comprising
stoCt 5e.ot0 acres of rich level land in
kings 2 fulare counties
The Security Land and Loan Companv
ana members a. the company have spent
ln Improvements IN and around
CORCORAN
over 81 009 600 and r1.--.n the next few
months WI s7en0 several hundred thou
sands more
rnPrnD ~
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

F66iOt%NOs nOSSt u W.
(Successors to Frank PeIicano & Coz
Formerly 225 Kearny St.)
1914 POST. ST Phone West 500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

The character Of the soil is a rich sedi-
rnentarg deposit. composed OF tule roots.
shells and silt The lands are level, cas-
ily worked al al seasons Of the year.
among Tie most productive in all the
United States
The San Francisco call., 1906-05-17

W. J. HESTHAL, formerly 10 sth St.
temporary location $50 Pierce st. bet.
Golden Gate ave. and MeAIlister ST.; all
pledges in safe saved; redeem as soon
as possible. Nmy9 If
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs
IN CITY AND COUNTY
Reported by the Commercial Trust Co..
Of Lewiston.
March 10, 1soe-Dssds.


George w. Phillips to John p. voll-
men, Ia ne Ia. se Ia ne Ia. ne IL
" ~ Sec. 1882 w: consideration.
$500.
John E. Thwaites to Clearwater
Timber Co., NV IA Sec. 22-ss-5 E;
consideration $500.
Prince E. stoolkey to A. c. Eitxen,
lots s and 8, block 10, Nesperce: con-
sideration $4.55.
Final Hsesipts.
u. 8. to John p. Thwaites. NV Ia
Sec. 22-3s-6 e: consideration $500.
Articles o. incorporation.
Pring- Parsons Co. Ltd. incorporat-
ed by Oliver r. Pring. Mort Parsons,
Elliott w. Eaves. capital at $4,000 in
$50 shares.
The Western Hardware 4 Implement
Co. Incorporated by Robert L. spiker.
BENJAMIN r. spiker. Charles +.
Thomas. Levi I. Thomas and Louis
Delsol. NJ. n. Keltner. Charles Giles.
James n. STANDBY and Isham NJ.
Smith: capital at 100000 IN 1000
J. b. Morris ct ux to Thomas Lind
say. lots II and IS. block :, Lewiston
Heights Add. Lewiston: consideration
ll75.
city or Lewiston to Angus r. Trim
ble. strip Of land feet wtde along
north side at the west II fSst lot /,
- = nSHR
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
WAITING FOR
THE LINE UP
Continued from page one.)

governor remaining neutral OH the SEN
atorial question or Of Mr.. Borah re-
naming neutral ON the gubernatorial
question. Mr.. Borah's friends are OPP
posed to Governor Gooding as rule
and the governors friends In turn are
nearly all against Mr.. Borah. They are
little doubt but that it will come and
come soon.
Will Pick Northern Candidate.
When the break comes it Is probable
Mr.. Borah will TRIP to find candidate
for governor in the north. He would
expect support in the north by such an
arrangement.
Mr.. Gooding will undoubtedly throw
his support to J. H. Brady Of Pocatello
for senator. The governor will not ex-
press preference on the question now.
but he was loyalty supported by Mr..
Brady last year and this alignment is
expected. The governor is known to
be very favorable to Judge Beatty. but
1t is thought he will feel obligated to
Mr.. Brady first. Both Mr.. Borah's
friends and Governor Gooding's friends
are friendly to Judge Beatty, and in
the case neither Borah nor Brady can
be elected 1t Is now believed he will
be the lucky one.
A great deal depends upon the meet
ing OF the state central committee
March 1.-THE committee represents
the combined forces Of Gooding. Brady
and Borah as they were united last
year to defeat John T. Morrison. For
this reason the control Is doubtful. If
Mr.. Borah finds that he has control of
the central committee he will undoubt-
edly include in the call for state con-
vention that one of the purposes Of the
convention Is to indorse a candidate
for United States senator. Both Gov
ernor Gooding and Mr.. Brady will OPP
pose such action, and will be supported
by Judge Beatty, who is opposed to
Mr. Borah's plan.
Await Action Of Committee.
Much now depends upon the action
of this committee. II Mr. Borah should
control 1t, he would consider his bat
tie easy. If he has not control he will
have to make his fight in the conven-
ton.
J. n. erady's Candidacy.
While It is universally believed that
J. H. Brady will be candidate for
United States senator. he will not con-
gave out the statement he would be a
candidate. but will not say he will not
be candidate. The question Of COM
mittee control will probably decide the
question for Mr.. Brady.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
JURY LIST IS
DRAWN. TODAY

The following jury list was drawn In
the sheriff's office this morning for the
March term Of district court which
convenes in Lewiston, Monday, March
20:
J. S. McKissick, Tammany.
w. T. Claybough, Southwick.
Antoine Heitfeld, Rimrock.
G. w. Underwood. Lewiston.
w. r. Eubanks, Culdesac.
w. D. Hardwick, Nexperce.
w. B. Walker. Southwick.
T.. ]. Westfall. lilo.
c. L. Matlock. Kamiah.
Alfred White. Gilbert.
Charles Lydon. Lewiston.
w. r. Knapp. Lapwai.
Matt Ward, Lewiston.
w. H. Gage, Rimrock.
Jonathan Taylor. Webb Ridge.
N. T. Wright. Culdesac.
e. Chambers, Chesley.
w. E. Terry. Cavendish.
B. F. Gasaway.i Waha.
Thomas Ogle. Peck.
P. P. Cleveland. Clifford.
J. M. Tribble. Myrtle.
J. H. Jordan. spalding.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
4 ONE ron REDUCTION
!, 49, Leaves ~ csltsnwood to Secure
or fee clarluton Plant.

<a.rkston Bureau Evening Teller.
C,arkston. washington. March H.
81 McCracken, william vannest and
am ROBERTS were to have left this
corning for the Cottonwood Copper
I ,rlnine district, but owing to the
veather were detained. It Is the inten-
Am Of these gentlemen to ship about
1fty tons o. ore from the mine to the
neal smeltef here whore It will be CIV
=, I full tset. The mines are located IN
the upper snake river district near the
: recently discovered hard coal proper
ties, which these gentlemen and their
associates are interested in, and
abound in copper. gold. tin and bis
muth.
several other companies have ex-
pressed ! willingness to have ore
shipped from that district and a boat
vfll be sent up the river to bring down
the different shipments which win az
sresate about two hundred tons.
Gard Party This Afternoon.
xrs. Dr. p, n. Ransom Will give "a
csrd party this afternoon from until
" o'clock q the beautiful home on Sixth
street IN honor Of Mrs. =. w. watson.
rive hundred win be the feature Of the
afternoon. after which dainty lun-
cheon win be served.
psessnat Mention.
william Hull, who has been visiting
with relatives n Charleston for the past
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
PORTUGAL KING IN SPAIN
Great Crowds Gather 70 Witness The
Long Procession.

Madrid. March 12.-vast crowds as
sembled today to witness the arrival
Of King Charles Of Portugal in Madrid.
The route Of the procession crossed the
entire city. King Alfonso and the Por-
tuguese monarch driving In royal
coach between lines Of brilliantly uni
formed troops. The visit of King
Charles was arranged some months ago
and Ii without political Significance.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
On Trial for Murder.

Tuler. Texas, March 1.-THE case OF
Charles Mitchell, charged with the
murder Of John Etheridge, special
agent Of the International and Great
Northern Railway company, was called
for trial today. The defendant il about
IS years old and is prominently con-
nected in the town Of Troupe. where
the crime was committed last fall. He
has been confined in jail here since the
killing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12

tons best soloists, sang in the Lew.
iston Episcopal church last night.
From now on Miss Doege will take part
In all the services.
Charleston Needs q Hotel.
Charleston needs an up-to-date ho-
tel and there isn't a day passes but
what people pass the town up because
they can not secure a good place to
stay.
0. s. Dalen, a merchant and capital
list Of Minnesota, who has come here
for the benefit Of his health, will leave
today for Asotin because he can not
secure comfortable quarters in Clarks-
ton.
Many inquiries are received daily
from people on the outside enduring
about the climate and hotel accommo-
dations and it Is wen known fact
that great many people do not visit
this section on that account.
Charleston is getting a reputation as
health resort. owing to its dry streets
and wholesome air. but along with this
goes the announcement that there is no
place to stop. 49,.
"One of the best advertisements for
the town would be an up to- date hotel,
and It Is earnestly hoped that some en-
terprising person will step in and give
the city the long needed place." says
one Of the prominent citizens Of the
place.
Fine Line Of Mattina.
Just received q swell line .of floor
mating from Kope. Japan. Call and
see them. L. g. Mellinger. q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12

Fine Line Of Mating.
Just received q swell line .of floor
mating from Kope. Japan. Call and
see them. L. 8. Mellinger. g
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12

Before long we shall hear Of the ball
player who started in Class d of the
minors. worked his way through each
class to the big leagues and then down
the scale to D again.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12
Estray.

Estray.
Came to my place March 9, ~ miles
southeast Of town. one black and white
sow with four small pigs: owner may
have same by proving property ana
paying cahrges.
L. D. COX, Lewiston, Idaho.
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Try the Grand Restaurant for your
merchants lunch from 1850 to p.
m. IS cents. q
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12

II you dont - vvhae ~
want In The Teller want eols
unns, insert IN ID u ysus esDgI !
: and ask for e. 2
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12

w. e. LARsON-Real Estate. Nee.
perez, Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-12

WANTED-An experienced farm hand.
Good wages. Apply to G. H. Ed
wards. Teller Office. corner Second
and G streets.