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Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27
A New Bridal Shower.

Quite the newest thing in bridal
showers is for the friends to pool their
money and give n nice gift instead
OF a number of small articles. II it is
a luncheon the present Is brought In
on a tray by the maid; II II Is an af-
ternoon or evening party, "A box con-
tanning the Offering Is delivered by spe-
cial messenger. A brass candlesticR,
coppcr howl. a dainty luncheon cloth.
or bit OF oriental stuff for "A pillow OF
table cover are all most acceptable to
Q prospective bride.
MADAME MERRl.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27

Andrew Carnegie. at Gravesend.
when he was the first distinguished
stranger to receive the freedom Of the
borough, said that Ire only understood
one machine-the human one-and he
always patted 1t on the back.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27

there are many pretty varieties; 1t is
suitable to be worked on canvas OF
any size for Duchess toilet overs,
mats. cushion covers, table centcrs.
etc. The pattern Is worked in long.
cross. and knot stitches.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27

Unless parents set a good example
to their children they will furnish q
plain reason to be used by them
against Observation-Disclosures.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27

Lewis Single Binder Cigar has a rich
taste. Your dealer or Lewis Factory,
Peoria, Ill.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27

The fanatic would rather see the
race go to the pit than that any should
reach heaven anlabeled with his fad.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27

The girl with the money to burn
Usually has plenty Of flames on hand.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27
LONG AND CROSS STITCH.
The Design Simple and Suitable to
Work on Canvas, Where 1t Is
Very Effective.

This Is a simple design worked with
mcrcerized cotton on canvas, of which
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27
August 7th and 2lst

you can make a trip Southwest exce ptona alp
cheap. Round trip tickets. good thirty 5o-days
will DO sold by all lines in connection with tbs
NJ. X. & T. R'y at not more than ono fare plus
s7.oo: in many cases-from Chicago 70 San An
tonic, O. g.. the rate is sas.oo. from 81. Pauil. ez7.sa
from ST. Louis and Kansas City, e1o.oo-the race
stop-overs In both directions. via NJ. X. ! RI.
II your nearest railroad agent casno1 give yoo
the rates. write me foe paTtic Ilars.
w. S. ST. GEORGE
General Passenger Agent. NJ. X 7. R'y
Wainwright Building St. Louis. Mo.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1906-07-27

Complete External and Internal Treatment for wsY
Nrmnr, from Pimples 10 Scrotula. from Insensy y Ara
eona.,ise Of Cu,i.rs seeI. 2sc, Oins%:.t, =, nss:l;
q en-. may he had II oil ~d,uGgias. a dnais sst"fta c.ssa
P"ney Drug 4 Chem. Corp, Aois rrops, 1oaon, No.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
CONTRACT FOR
ROAD WORK

The county commissioners let two
road contr,cts this morning, both to
N. L. Goldsmith. One is the contract
for the construction Of the L. d. Brick
ley road according to plans and speci-
fications for the sum Of $999.75. the
other 10 for the construction OF the p.
L Mckee road for the contract Of 1886.
No definite action has been taken yet
In regard to the improvements on the
Peck road. The commissioS Sers are
dealing now with the Nezperce road
district for the purchase Of rock
crusher with an idea Of using It on the
Peck road.
A liQuor license was granted to H. E
Krebs 4 Co. at the session this morn
ing.
The session IL likely to end tomor.
row unless something unexpected hap
pens.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
ARE WAVING BLACK FLAG
IN FRANCE TODAY
$4,000 Troops Are Called 0ut---Riots Are
Suppressed---Many Arrests Made---An-
archists Ordered Out Of City

patrolling the thoroughfares in the
vicinity Of the ministries and police
guard has been stationed at the Ameri-
can embassy.
At 2:25-Many anarchists have been
expelled from Paris. including Steph-
ane, Gurrezon and q woman. M. Levy,
secretary Of the confederation Of labor,
and M. Fromentin. a wealthy anarchist.
have been arrested.
At 3 p. m.-Place de la Republique
10 the scene Of continuous arrests. The
number Of disorderly persons has in
creased several thousand.
1880 p. ma squadron OF cavalry
charged the manifestants at the Place
De la Republique. The dragons form
"a Gordon. cutting or egress to the
snuare. Fifty arrests were made.
AIS p. NAT the Brest strikers car
rying black flag were charged by the
police. A fight followed. in which the
flag was seized and many arrests made.
Strikers Hold Mass Meeting.
4:30 p. m.-Six thousand strikers are
holding a meeting at the labor ex-
change and a mass meeting is assem-
bling at the headquarters Of the con-
Federation OF labor.
The militia have surrounded the
kf1ailding and will wait the exit of ths
strikers.
Perfect Lepine IL outside and coun-
sells calmness. Police charges are con-
tinuous on the boulevard.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
NO USE FOR
MUCK RAKE
Senator Crum Looks
For Brighter
Side

Senator George E. Crum this morn
ing addressed the faculty and students
Of the State Normal School in regular
assembly and presented In a thought
full manner some strong arguments for
Optimism" as guiding principle in
life.
Senator Crum was introduced by Mr..
Black, who called attention to the con-
spicuous service which Mr.. Crum had
already rendered for the educational
institutions Of Idaho and more espe-
cially for the Lewiston Normal school.
1t was recalled that largely through
Mr.. Crum's efforts the school now had
a permanent library fund. an up-to-
date training school building and a
permanent and irreducible endowment
fund for maintenance
In the course of his remarks Mr..
Crum pointed out that mot the school
days but the days of after life." when
life's problems are met and solved, are
the happiest days Of all; that pessim-
ism emanates from narrowness Of the
point OF view and judgments based up
ON a view of only one side Of a prob
lem and that life's course should al
ways be taken by the brightest trail
He also defended government and
society in general against the unwar-
ranted attacks which 1t has become
customary to read in the press of to.
day, stating that there was too much
"villifying the living and eulogizine
the dead" in the minds of many at the
present time.
Mr.. Crum's remarks were happy. In
deed and were appreciated by tht
faculty and students who were present
in q goodly number to welcome tbs
speaker.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
ARC LIGHTS
TURNED ON
Great Question Now
Is One of
Food

San Francisco, May Are lights
were turned on in all portions Of the
city last night for the first time since
the great disaster, and the gas and
electric companies announced that sew
eral hundred more would be turned on
in the unburned portion of the city to-
night.
Power is derived from the PetOro
plant, which was not damaged by the
earthquake The company claims 1t
has sufficient power to light TIE entire
unburned portion Of the town.
The street car service is being rap
idly extended as fast as the debris IL
cleared from the streets and the torn
and twisted rails are replaced.
So far the cars are wholly inade-
quate for the demands, and the owners
Of vehicles are playing thriving busi-
ness hauling a large number OF people.
With the arrival Of a number of tents
the question Of housing of the people
has been practically disposed OF. The
problem now confronting the authori-
ties is the food question.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
yIkCE MASHED
INTO klNDllNe
berious Accident o
Kamiah Grade
Yesterday
800 % EVENING Teller.

pec,ai 70 Evening Teller.
$sesmiah. idaho. May IAN accident
1scensd 70 the Cottonwood -Kamiah
7i1Ss On the Lowe grade in Lawyers
lyon about I o'clock yesterday after
IN ana the driver and one Of the
engers are seriously hurt.
y 'balky horse started the trouble.
Itch ended In his backing the stage
ethe grade. ana smashing 1t to pieces
Inc creek below. Three passengers
- aboard who Jumped to safety.
~ hut one Of them was injured.
lfiss Rawson. teacher in the Cotton
va schools. suffered some severe
1ldsea. The driver. Mum" Gilmore.
y badly used, not being able to get
- easily as the others. He will
k b able to continue on the route for
80 time, owing to injuries received.
~ horses kicked loose from the We
sls on the hillside. but the stage
nged to the bottom. some $50 feet
Tow the grade.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
L CHARGE
AGAINST HIM

County Attorney B. 8. Grow filed an
|1saofamtion in this district court this
|1ornlng against Andrew Chrisman.
scarxing him with assault with at
npt to commit murder. Chrisman II
|AHe negro that several weeks ago In 4
VI 81 jealousy shot sylvestus Jones. his
lcceesful rival. and has since been
sledsing in the county Jail while Jones
III convalescing IN the hospital.
I Il Il now reported that Chrisman is
sbins to plead guilty ana take his
sentence at this term Of court rather
than to lie in jail all summer.
The court work II getting light and
win close for the term on Saturday
The case up for trial today IL that Of
George Gilland w. L. e. Stevens ct al
. suit to foreclose on labor lien.
Following u the detail Of the record
for today:
Naylor q Norlin W. Lewiston 4
Southeastern Electric Rv. Co.: all mo.
tons and denaurrers overruled; de-
fendant allowed - days TO answer and
case continued for the term.
vollnfer Clearwater Co.. Ltd. vs. J
r. Donaldson. placed on calendar; de-
FAULT Of defendant entered and judg
ment taken = prayed for. including
$40 attorneys fses.
Rebecca r. Pippinger W. Jacob I
Pi3penger; completed the testimon.
and continued the cause for argumen
a1su May 1
s Go. Ciiland ". Z. y. Stevens ct al
- trial today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
Evaeua alton Of Esquimalt.

Victoria, b. C. May 1.-The evacua-
tion OF the fortress at Esquimalt by
the imperial forces today marks an
epoch In the history OF Canada. It
means that for the first time in three
centuries there are no British soldiers.
using the term British soldier in its
restricted sense. doing duty In North
America. IN future the fortifications
at Esquinalt. AZ at Halifax ana else
where. are to be garrisoned ~ soldiers
Of the King under the direct control OF
and maintained directly BY the Do
minion OF Canada.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
WARSAW like
CITY Of dead

Warsaw. May Three policemen
were killed during the night, but the
threatened May day outbreaks did not
materialize.
Warsaw IL like city Of the dead.
The shops and restaurants are closed,
and few civilians are on the streets.
No cabs or street cars are running.
and no papers are being sold. The
streets are being patrolled by troops.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
They INSPECT
DEPOT GROUNDS
Special to evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Nesperce. Idaho. May La. Lindsay.
lE. F. Randolph and Ed. Cuthbert Of
the engineering department Of the
Lewiston q Southeastern slectric line.
arrived in the city last evening from
ramiah. They are the advance guard
Iof tho crews that are coming overland
10 begin the work Of permanent ioca-
tom and cross sectioning Of the road
from here to westlake. This naorning'
n company with =. c. Eitsen they ars
making an inspection Of the depot site
ana terminal grounds and have ex--
pressed themselves a. well pseased
a,ith the location
THIS afternoon they viii proceed g
the farm of W. L. Masterson. foe1
miI1s west of Nesperce. where ny
wiIl meet the crews that are y roste
[6sss,una NON lewiston and 80 hs.'
~ .snsnt camp Win be made REess-
| ANT q. W. Thompscn and Engmee'
wood IN expecsed to arrive e :
| morning ara Win join the party p :
Ineld. 81 \
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
NO DECISION
SMOOT CASE

Washington, May THE senate
committee on privileges and elections
discussed the Smoot case today but
reached no conclusions. The commit
tee will meet again Friday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01

Paris, May 1.-The day for which the
government has made prodigeous pre-
parations finds many portions Of the
city presenting the appearance Of an
armed camp. The forces concentrated
under Perfect of Police Lepine are es-
timated at $4,000 troops, $4,000 police
and 5000 guards.
The republican guards, gendarmes
and detectives are ready to move 1t
a moments notice.
Following are chronicles Of the
events of the day:
During the morning the aspect OF
the city was little different from usual.
The omnibuses continued to operate
but the cable traffic was crippled ow-
ing to the cableman's fears. The mar
kets were deserted because the country
folk feared to bring provisions to the
city.
Police Disperse Parade.
Toward noon the increase in action
at Place de la Republique caused the
troops to intervene. and at 11:20 hum
dreds of artists made their appearance
At 1880 the striking printers at
tempted to parade singing revolutions
ary songs. They attacked the police
and the latter were compelled to draw
their revolvers. The procession then
, broke up.
Guarding American Embassy.
At 1880 a detachment Of cavalry
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01

Strike Extends Over Great Lakes.
Duluth. May 1.-The great lakes ma
rine strike was officially inaugurated
at the head OF the lakes last night. The
tug men have received no notice and
are still at work.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
co ON STRIKE
At MIDNIGHT

Cleveland. May livery member OF
the longshoremen's union employed by
the Lake Carriers association quit
work at midnight. The same condition
prevails at practically every Lake Erie
port.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01

Attorney W. X. Batting arrived ii
the city this Afternoon from wallace.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-05-01
Police Dispsrss Parade.

Guarding American Embassy.
At 1880 a detachment Of cavalry h
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06

ppo % sptrsgaR a,AdmirAr e. JTstphsof
Re, y eIIo lpt5t Dc dssAIqaiFP9ssl664a se,
Hum seaoJ 3ddlAbHf~ hhI"fe2 wv
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06

:i-ftoss5o i sSf03sll. sSf03sllnoh Is ebls
,os ,x ~ s ash pS. seei polf
EleoA ElS,A aus 1s 81 Am1so lss bpsnAs ipltItar
cIones, que han Do salvsf Hussira
psFis p propss,prd q Dan tsa y SoA puslFos ult "a;
fdsrzos eq ,anplFsa.so alBbo ,6bls
con.stuc'6 On c.all do s.ts pals llevsn.
do nusste6 gtanp ads Arens n logro
de sse hhSlJfnHlJh hhU
<Termino ex ,itando 4 todos para
aua h,sausisr lesomedtos do Auksven
genA naestross tsllsreEalns homhsds
buenos , vlrtuesnH 1psra qus nnn dsas
Msssdesey pfsstIgieA lesantdmas 10
iastituN6a lmasdaiesl Rara5qaeg 6sta
traces 10 nore,s ausofaera m&t uhans&
cjess 1sas todasbleE t6ndeaeAspaA el
progfa,o o ox4b.aneatar da essaetterss
aye paE d4l atisnteiads 10 aAa nutssrss
a3essieaesudpnda satansnpastteU sinf
tsresss, lossastQs udeo.naesscosc ansR
paaa los, los drfam m'liares shrmanos
y amigq1,F ~ d9nds lIF{pn ]qgnnusstras
para h HAfdtR. killkihIla
AdHfrsmoSs. sefofes, Ia sabidurfa
de esos coneept0i que sncarnan lol
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06

Ha sido esnsralmerte sentida on
esta ciudzd, 10 tnperte repentina del
ilustrs hombre pdblico don santisgo
r. Palmer. Por nuestro oondueto,
abundants ndmero do, ciudadanoS en-
Wan & sus f.m'Iiare. la esprssi6n dc
sentlda condolsnoia. ~rr,,r. ..,, 81
-Por el Attorney 6 snera hs sidp
uombrado archIvero dc Protocolol
del d!str!to Do HSa4maacAo5 el, Hetario
fohs Pedro Do Alafey. On virtqdt al IA
|nssya lsyi% Not.rlsl dssrsssds, ,poE- N T. il !
Esamblea L.g[llstiyIls.s ++Fslistssmo,
IA austfdoo' ia 'so II @Aslprnsy,. 'pSi pof
III deileuGct5n hahs 4. un eildedsno
as ssrisofsds hoprAdy.i1. h !. como como ~ u .eho,r
Audrey. 49,. a.a,,p
'c1-Ayer ID iey67 III septsncl as Ju
lilo Rosario por homieidio, imponiei
dole el iu'z Foote diez amos de pre-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06

e . :fsnosa q lushs q : por 10 Xida, los pusr.
.',fBtE|RS9E; I'll f,,s:e':;. !: s;. 3: ::
hdsstf6T e6rai6nss "a q ssno de 10
grandiosa INSTITUTION mss6nisa. tran.
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Syhu abhdv asRp iSUna nahnGss
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ber al contlnusr la grande obpf s1ni-
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sS vel uI iOS 2sFuSHul NV @DS aIuIo
a parallels que quIhran oelac An
re ibdeh sd ekner0 'ussros1

Al Sc vende 8 kSrfenaa en- Ponce, en-
la cAlle ATOCHA, To mas ceptrics ide
to ciuisd entire las Gds sph zss prfncfI
pales, un alnscsn de- msmpoase,fs J
MADEIRA del paiss d, n psfs' s u'gs.
das de frente por lacelle aep Sdl >
SO II pulgsdas por 1a de ATU&HA,
foeass &nlas casas de RnmsduslH u q.
r. valdesiiia H' r iAnos We y ASA
O. FOR ssnsr s..s9 9lmaee6 dol, .rrl
MOT sshace fhpy facil fabrfcaf!s aa5
aanM a.ts; sconfa' abgnfo Dc man:
posset1a ToAmeEts3.0 2 II ambf6T uban nal
dos plahsas imamboitsffss i'aoptISus !,
anserlofSenf ID 1casMis 'eA s6L. 4 r 9Ia 9dua
aaasiara estG prepiedsd s5ndra ur
buen inter 81 des su dinerot Fsrs 4hS
iormsi diragirse "A RAF9Eg RIVERA
EsBsr Sol IA. Ponce. pa 7nin77t of
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
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Az oai.,sq ljsP oltas.!I: o'nIoios 10 .
trtt1iytssttolIs. 3 tytssttolI. ts h. 'Pr.qtso.ealgass,' r.qtso.e algas'
Il .SenteWeia de- jslRosarioIsa
sisda1s sa a,siolsah- ossbsh1sv noo cup
cyssyggslkn, ps' ANDRES .Rllps
ab soms1 Job orrrTxq eas ns uarrsn
Ensttststuca6ned deb Marshah
(, c,andidatuFfai3 did a.tF!ti9 ai93iyss6Sg93lbrSt$9s":l
81 soSlu agua.-;Un. baileo .t.s
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06

Cuenta hoy con'eua adfaspara a
20 caballos que'se admftIentl 9 Z q
Guido esmerado y a preclos
crypqi9nales7Il7 "
IPr6xi1nas carfsras el DO
mfqsggo IS rs del &ffSfsnte. e Go,
rreran1 entire otros &Jlbaro~
contra &Perla Fins7-yvPe-
l6ns coptraI TA9@6.9zV
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
1I9BwVJf1tmA falfH'X, ]

Aver por 10 sards, como { las
tres, e,inos n,taAtss masiassdsp perts.
nseisutsa u sAussnsA anhisEm poraA
eells dsCSsn Insa0 ipsostttuas dspalos
y acom ,tiendo t0dnisslw zsshailabia
Aspa spsAo. L LaEzal6 sipsaousnyro sl
poliniA Idstsaksei AAnasliu uNargas, 'kl
eve AgredlasDnsenda1 mano stxq&isrds,
psodvsiApdsls csas centsadsiaiai al
Los marinos rstroseaisrony ssn'
prspdisroA 10 staea o5endoA s&far &
gu domicllio, donde ahlssem Arsestadsa
possh oaNial dtaEaasGasup araa
:, ,sEeae apcaaeasa sasnEhntncha& peg
sepssIaadhaxsnssaaaosaals ypFoduib
la eonsiguiente alasmAGapaai Ssoinds'
ri94oa al . olos o. ss7sb1ss sdsQ
ay1vsNes AisagH DO Saatusha asas oily
falta nm MIN sro mayor dc pelicfaa
lpArA-al lIsrsiS!o- de -xls!laasiAv- Y 10
pruebAel heeho dc habsrse eometido
sse est6A d'tlmos varios roboS dc 60.
llnss, ia poder d,!cu5rir los auto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-04-06
.tro Civil. i, Denuncla Aol

SgSti i nG1IG H1aN 4HiASA @ASa@AN "A
AbH layer tsrde, comanzsroa6 6
clsr lobse saia ,ciudAd tssrsss shpbaa,
eoa y ,leveHtAndess IN yeadab,L ssn
corto tiempo, ,Que pase en- paltgso los
buques que hsbja en rtQ;ltantes asii
que q, yapos amerieano, s sBfewlade tu'
70 aus, h;c'Esa { 10 mE4son2 les gssa.
yadprss aye n ten,fNa n. llk,su bordo 4oespas
doss sen "a detssg, XsaEapos alsmia
sEshdiiav,s Eshdiivs layd lkgSb ba4ncla. sdeiaado. sl uasss
peeho e9pr rtafsa ,yss yllsse9s1ApdeseS 4 hasde
q ps4etlsq. sBAo olA ssfta shaodt apn
un bsrgand , amsricano que ,esiS 90
puerto serg Adoi Do msAsalsssa .yals idss
b.slrsas6S .ls { q obssypprAls su EE,ts barso bhesi
tado sq y yasflo1 psligro taala asalla.i u peshsl
Hoy eRF6. d Arrlhaeda ctIe5FA,ss, un
s.porclto reno olcAdorh NJ ~ ,sLss tlempo, y. eeas
d6da con NAL carix y essa interrum
pida 10 comunicaci6n te'egrAfaa CON
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