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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

f's'isHi Mitchell made "a long
'.''sa. dissasaing ai length me res
!. .''''a 70 asn The Individual So.
= ''a b had tslsstans from op.
,,.. whose Interests voted
\. 49, ~ settlement aaylrR fhat n
!, ...''.sAfg Coal company esniln.
80, = asefsie at tie advance their
\. eeaia % - He expressed
- s ~. 10 those hoae HIr.
4 ~ ''iiffs from hia. and refarrs,i
!. .s Z. tl'esk yesterday by Parker
49,. ~. i. nat n the miners I'D not
49,, /. ais personal integrity ana
t q 70 what r. best fHat he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
CANNOT CONNECT
MIN WITH MURDER

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. March 30.
The attempt 10 connect fetro
sto1a with the murder Of six Bul-
garians. who we're found dead here,
failed today. stoja IS said 10 have
been The leader OF the band Of which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

80. has an opportunity e So
ne eoustraetion someN hefe
- ~ ,wmesliate vicinity Of ihe IVY
M n ! steel plant The initial
Ar'e wAlsh wlll h. 5000 esa aud
"a ID wears vii represent an
- a. buildings and machinery
= s..s ,e,nle who viii buiIt this
~ - eastern capitalists with
lanes A Meoe ~ this eity.
ss.sslsled Others interested are
80. ssskler. genefai counsel tor
- 1870 interested. and Loren n.
s...Aea an eastern capitalize. eoih
$500 are Al present in Seattle.
Va. naSs lavsss ss'lor.
t.s nxht waltes Kennedy an
=. sxpsFt who. in tto past has
- lssziated with Andres Car
- lsst lur New Aotk With hif
- a gnsesliEatlQns ihat have
-, esfrssa on fof tho past few
1853 NJ KennedY has ieokcd
s.,r .Ae field here and vlli Fepprt
ma.s seassn employers that fukci
rw-a ofgeFs opportanlgigs fof the
s,rs,.oa q a steel plant that can
= = aeslisd elsev here in the
naaiFy
r,vws Interests are already max
- sfsons q secnre the location %
:. plant Il fhr outskirts 0f that
~ I sc q mfke dimensions has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Members ri the Seattle Real Ea-
tate Mems club VIII banquet nj the
aiaHder tonight Many fine toasta
are scheduled Tor the evenings en-
teffaiument Among the speakers
Wiii be- Mayor Moore. Samuel Hlll
and Judge Thomas Burke. The
HeaCbes vii be along lines most
.afefe ting 10 realty men. Judge
HHte VIII reveal the tremendous
be- .blHna q Oriental trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
Nov Up TO COMMITTEES.

The resolution providing for the
submission Of the question 20 vote
was introduced ia the council last
Monday night and Is ln the hands
Of the corporations committee.
A poll OF the committee indicates
that Il Will be fayorahly reported
though not ia haste nor with en-
thualasm
The r0uucilmen who express
themselves aa willing 10 submit the
question 30 a vote are Bowen.
Burnett. Crlehion. Keeue. keiso.
Mullen Murphy. Reynolds aud lie
yeiie One OF two 81 thoes named
are not very enthusiastic In their
support and may make objections
20 the form Of the proposal or other
details
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
Wa. sober

MeMenaplin had been living ai
Mrs McQuaid's sinee May. 1905. He
worked AZ sfetsou a Posts mill and
up 20 several weeks aKo was sp5er
industrious and worked steadily To
saved up a sum ~ mpneY which he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
Several Are Evasivs.

On IL willing 20 submit the meas
ure In accordance with the platform
promise q the convention which
nominated him Conway. Hnrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

INDIANAPOLIS. March co. ,
/ The miners. convention this !
! afternoon adopted a resolution ]
/ under which there VIII be no !
) strike anywhere except where :
! the local mime operators refuse !
/ to sign the 1903 scale.
This refers only 20 the bitu- !
! miuous situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

DIS MONIES. Ia March 90
operators and mine workers 81 Iowa
thia afternoon a. O. meeting viii sign
The agreement ~ ta01 adopted by
the Indianapolis convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

"Kelno. Il am for municipal
ownership and favor letting the peo-
pie vote on Il an once.
Mullen. The platform says sub
INIT il 20 vote. I'm for submitting
Be-"
Murphy. Il am for submitting
the question TO a vote The people
want II. let them have II"
Reynolds: 4 am for submitting
the question 70 vote. ."
Hard said he had not given ths
matter much thought Morrison re-
fused to permit himself to be quot
ed Sawyer If opposed TO mnnie-
inal Ownership. but declines 20 state
his attitude on submitting Il TO a
vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
TRANSFERS IN
REAL ESTATE

Second av. between blanchard and
Lanora SITS.
J. Todd yesterday purchased lot ,,
being an unplatied tract in J. j.
Moas' Donation claim. South Seattle.
from James Forrest. The consider
alton was s22 100.
Treuholnne Buys. !
A. c. Phillips sold yesterday TO
J. y. Trenhoime a part OF lot at
the northwest corner Of Maynard
and Jackson sts. for $4,000. James
r. slirrat acquired valuable piece
~ property when be purchased from
A. S. Kerry two lots at the corner
of Fourth aY. and Columbia st,
yesterday afternoon. The technical
description OF the property Is lots
Q aud s. block p. and the west half
~ the vacated alley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

sbaati b. cent home and relieved
~ responsibility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

the dead men we're members but de-
cIarea they were not Of his party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
GREAT PLAN
FOR SEATTLE
r,s,srn Capitalists Propose to Start Steel In
d,stry on Sound ThatWiIl Cost So, 900, 900
oec,uy 5000 Acres and Employ 5000 Men.

been offered the promoters 81 the
enterprise ffeo ~ Cozi. II they Will
build upon H. and every effort ia To
be made h1 the Tacoma people TO
seeure the enterprise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

l.. F. Holmes has purchased lot 3,
block a.. az v. y Bells Third ad-
dliion. for $4,000 The lot is on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
Willing to Waste.

cHehton. I believe the PROPOSE.
ton should be submitted Under
the Republican platform that ls tho
only thing We can honorably do"
Gill Il guess We will have 70
submit a. rs lmpraetioable 10
have d city car system. but II the
people want to spend $1,000 hold
Ing a special election. /. for one. am
willing"
Keene Il am for submitting IL
10 "A vote"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Morrison. Sawyer and Zbinden are
on-eommittal
Following are the statements
made TO The Star.
Bowen; Under the Republican
platform, there IL but one thing 10
do submit the question 20 a vote"
Burnett i am IN favor u sub
hitting a proposition for general
street railway system 10 serve the
whole city"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30
VIII Brina 1000 People.

over i0auoo eco tons of iron do
paslls have been secured by the pro
moters 10 the enterprises aud IA ads
dltioH sfeat quantity % cukins
zeal has been secured through thc
puuhasc ot coal properties.
The plant will require site 81
approximately 32Q0 acres of Land
Ia a fca years after lta cons'ruetion
q Vih employ in the usighbofh0od
~ seQl men Eastern conditions
Show that steel plant employing
that number 81 men will bring a
population - about - neo. this rep
rossWtiug the enpioyes aud their
families.
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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
Home lndlSlry

We realize the fact thut We have a
few citizens amo1r us that are always
ready and willing 10 use their influence
against "a home enterprise. but wc.arc
glad 10 know that the great majority
% our people are public spirited and
chccriully stand By any industrysthst
has a tendency 10 buildup our town.
The proprictors and employees Of our
company spend their money In the town
Tor groceries. dry goods. clothing,
taxes. grain. etc, and therefore We
ic,l that We have a right 20 expect the
pat 'onagc and influence Of all the well
informed and best citizens u thy entire
community whose support b given "a
home industry suchas ours. not because
We have anything 10 offer that b. not
compatible with good business princ.-
pies such ~ the discrimination afforded
by the giving Of tree bread for the tU-
timony II our s,uG. bat purely fVm
/ the stindpiil II uph1lling and help
/ inr IN institution that In turn is a hen.
eft Co. the entire community
MARION MuIISD JO.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
AnIallO rave as.

WHf..u slG..t. va. Henry t0.s
IT,. proprietor ct che Beaverton. Mich
Hardware Co.. was taken very s',t
with bowel iraHb,c AuayrhrT a.e.
man iron saginaw. Mich, aits.Mr
o set a l1,ll, OF Chamberlain Co.'s.
Cholera and uurhooa Remedy which
nc did, 'li soon cured me. aud a.,
pleasure 30 recommending d. " hr .a.
y opr should leave home un a journey
without % t,Ilc oi %. remedy Dc F.
almost sure DO BE- needed euI Be- rN
obiainahlu while o1 steam .l'H vr ra'H
Sold by Haynes s. Taylor
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
Me- ladies' Dinner Sale.

The ladies of o. Methodist ADD soc.-
cty invite you TO attend their Saturday
ale and uy your Sunday dinner Il
con lists u cakes. hshl bread, pies,
pudtirrs. In fact every good thing 20
eat q Num- & fuckers furniture tore
- .'clpck SATURDAY afternoon
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
Richard J. Morris. Dentist.

Richard j. Morris. Dentist.
]. C. Lowery, Of Fredonia, was here
Monday.
Rob Cook has returned from trip to
st. Louis.
Joe Moore and Senator Clark were
here Monday.
Archie Davidson was sick several
days this week.
W. II. Clark returned Wednesday
from Louisville.
W. 1. Urcn has returned from Min
eral Point, Wis.
Attorney Carl Henderson was at
Princeton this week
Rev Price will conduct services at
the G p church next Sunday.
Weare in business to stay and we
will not be undersoId
HENHr & Henry
Mcssrs. J. c. and c. W Taylor, Of
Tolu, were here Monday.
Miss Flora Ryan visited her mother
at Hopkinsyillc Sunday
Have you anything you want,to sell?
Try an ad. in TIL RECORD
We want an kinds Of produce DO
not fail 10 bring yours tous.
c. f. JEAN a Co.
For eye glasses see Dr. G. W Stone,
. drt door east Of j. L. Stewart, Marion.
n.y.
/ Get your household whIskcy at the
Blk iiom Saloon, from e. to g. per
gallon Hardin.
| Dave b Kcul lsfi this week for
paa. Springs where be- is compIct.
lHF plans Tor MILL
Shave. shine. single. bath. buoy.
ancy. brstlc patronaa our shop and
we will make you feel good
METz & SEDHEREY.
/ For sale Man saddle. bride. mart
ingalcs aui blanket VIII sc'l cheap.
Dor Information. ca'l 40 th.s Office.
Suitable card board Tor map drawing
and pencil skctching az this office ?
p.y, boards Tor 5e-i ply, boards
Tor loc.
. Ass % see SIR Loyc'a line OF novel.
.u#. hec1 and ribbon. She bias some
.u..t chat a'.. su, your ow0 parucu-
. az este
/ Nr A. D. Cnl.r lcft Tuesday to
. join h.r husband 90 oxford. Mis-.
sherr hc has accepted "a position With
. tbc University Of Mississippi
i A. DeKyy. Che well snoen miller.
| formerly of Marion. uIt late 81 Reed
| Spring. 49,. Nu Boz her. April O.
be- with thc Marion Milling Co.
lnarecgnt contest among the agents
Of tho Nru England Ma'usl t'f' 10.
/ surargc Company Zei A. Bennett OF
Tins city. received a gold medal foi
|palu-rF Jhc most business In given
/ um'
| Ea0r i. shelby Rowe will hl hii
regular appointment az Ihc Chuta
church Sunday at n a. m, his subject
being The Way 40 night be- wi,
preach a sermon Tor the benefit 81 %,
boys and girls. Everybody invited
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
lnNl or NISIaId

Policy No. lS5OlS. issued by the Fem
Mutual Lite Insurance Company on
the life II willis +. NeNecly. The
finder will please return 20 the under
signed. Application has teen made
for the issuing Of a duplicate.
II. V. STONE.
.@s, Marion. Ny.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
Wanted.

A Whit or coIorcl girl 10 do general
house work and TO 90 with me up Il
Hnnknson. North Dakots,
Call Ut e. ". Cannon's. North MAR
street. Marion. ny
25.N Nus. W. n. nAWNpr
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
State u Ohio. City Of Toledo.
Lucas County

Lucas county
Frank J Cheney make, aath that he
is senior raflor ,. tse fm n = J.
Cheney s e.. doing boa irD's iu the
city Of Tolcfa count and ste afo-c-
said. and u... aid f.m vii pay n,
sum of one hundred lo.la for each
and every e.. ui ca'auh hat cannot
be- ,urcI hy 81, ... ul iiall'B Catarrh
Cur, ira.. j. Cheney.
Sworn o. before nue. and subscribed
Boa my presence. tH. 9Th day OF Dcgcm.
Dor. A. H.. lo,6
tScall s. " Gleason,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure b. taken inter.
uaIly and acts directly go d.c mucoI.
surfaces oi the system Send Tor tcs
umunlaa .r,c.
=. ]. Cheney 6 Co.. Toledo, o.
Sold by AL druggists. sc.
You should take Halls Family PHI
Tor constipation.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
For Sale.

-Four or Ave dozen sol, maple tree,
mi,able Tor transplan,ing Tor sha 9
purposes, also some 900 pounds Il
extracted honey.
Trees lllc to 35c. according 90 sue.
Cali On ". n. HAYNEs,
w.u Narioi, Ny.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16

Awr'U rr more liable 20 vy,omc
a gumblcr than hcr brother People
smilc at ,hr SRI ami stop the boy Tor
fault finding.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-03-16
TITLE RECORDS.
/. Morris. Dentist.

j. Morris. Dentist.
Ddd, Of Fredonia, was here
Iner, of Tribune, was here
Harris, of Tolu, was here
bod fertilizer to go on tobac-
w. l.. Adams.
Chittenden went to Paducah
cordon, Of Madisonvillc, was
py
harris. Of Tolu, was in the
y
bearin. Of "Necdmore', was
b.
hmm went TO Princeton one
peek
Ittcndcn, Of Hampton, was
bfday
~ Marks. Of ToIu. was here the
week
prncrt Of Tola, was in town
week
A. Moore attended court
a week
llc Weldon OF Tolu, Is visit.
X . Hna
Do. Horn Saloon for thc
n s.r, 900 earth Hardin.
u.n. ~ rrrlonia, deIy-
here Tuesday
"a tg.as. up.'o-datc job PRINT
J ihy RECORD Office.
hsrt return q rom Golcon.
be- spent la.t week
q Stone aud C. T. Martin. Of
"A wen, p rc Monday
bur st ncp bills and c.rcu
a az IHE RECORD Office
d yc1tcim returned from a
Abe Holman this week.
A r,iaaI phi s. butno blue,
1 % the Elk Horn saloon.
Hardin
z laya O. week Herald and
1p i.r one .r.r tuf only
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s33 TO North piclIIc Coast Points

From Chicago &, Portland S.lu'.
Tacoma. and other Pacific cuasl uu.nv
y.t the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. PAU
Railway every day from February J.
10 Aprl T. Choice Of routes. Folder
frcc. &. Q. MoRpouGu,
Travelling Passenger Agent
% Curcw RuihirF,
Cincinnati
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Subscribe fcr The RsooRp
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05
THIS GROOM WAS A BIRD
Buys 15.csnt Supper and Orders Il TO
bs Charged.

Baker City, Ore. Jan. 5.-Within the
past few days a young couple. from a
little city not more than thousand
miles from Union, were married In
Baker City. The popular song, "She
Was So Shy. You Know, and He Was
Shy Of Dough-" evidently corresponded
to this newly married couple. for short
~ after the knot had been tied In the
most approved manner. the bride en-
braced by her many friends and con-
gratulations extended the groom sug-
gested supper for himself wife and
bridesmaids. Cab fare being high and
walking good the party started on foot
for a restaurant for the bridal supper.
Great was the surprise OF all parties
concerned when the proud groom es-
corted his blushing bride into well
known Is cent chop house. He care
fully piloted the party into the one
small dining room in the place and
with the air Of the possessor OF mil
lions ordered the dumfounded waiter
to bring on four orders Of corned beef
and cabbage.
The repast was soon before them
neatly arrayed upon the spotless Oil
cloth with which the table was covered
and the feast commenced.
When the visible supply Of edibles
was exhausted the host anxiously In
quired If there was anything else to
be desired and upon being assured that
all were satisfied. left the place with
the order to charge the bill to -
one of the walters with whom he was
acquainted.-Theb bill was paid.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05
HANNAH WILL
TRY TOBACCO
Experienced Growers From Carolina
Will Plant 100 Acres.

The farmers in the vicinity Of Kam-
ilah are getting the tobacco craze and
1t Is now estimated that 100 acres will
be sown for crop next season. The
farmers going into the business are
old tobacco raisers from North Carroll
ma and other southern states, and they
are confident from experiments that
they have made that first class tobac-
co can be raised in the Clearwater val
ley near Kamiah.
Two years ago tobacco grown near
Kamiah took the gold medal at the
Spokane fair as the best tobacco grown
in the Pacific northwest. The seed
for next years sowing will be brought
from North Cardinals choicest to-
bacco fields. Each farmer will SOW
from Ave to ten acres and the culti-
walton will be watched by those who
have had years OF experience in the
tobacco growing states of the south,
and who have been putting In test
crops in the Clearwater valley for sew
eral years.
Expsrimentins with Hops.
There will also be some experiment
ing with hops on the lands near
Kamiah this season. Several acres OF
land has been rented from the Indians
for that purpose. 1t is claimed by
those who should know that a super
Tor quality of hops can be grown in
that section.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05
ASKS that DEED
Be A MORTGAGE
important Lewiston Case Filed in Fed i.
sral Court at Boise.

| Boise. Idaho, Jan. 6.-A suit involy-
ing valuable part Of the townsite Of
Lewiston was hled yesterday in the
federal court by Sarah z. Abrams W,
Elizabeth White, William ]. White
| Charles L. Mcdonald, Charles G. Kress
Mary Jane Kettenbach and Charles q,
Kress az administrator Of the estate of
the late John NJ. Silcott. The suit il
In the nature Of a bill Of complaint in
equity, and asks that a deed be de.
clared a mortgage. with rights Of re-
demption.
The oratrix, Mrs. Abrams, who IL a
resident OF Baltimore. Md, complains
that on November 10, 1898. her brother,
John NJ. Silcott, executed and delivered
to D. NJ. White. president Of the First
National bank Of Lewiston. a warranty
deed for the Silcott homestead Of lie
acres in sections 80 and IS, township
Sc north. range west. for an expressed
consideration Of 1914: that this In
strument, while in the form Of deed,
was in reality q mortgage
President White OF the bank died in
December, 1898. leaving Elisabeth
White and William ]. White as his
heirs. His estate was probated. in
GLIDING the Silcott property. Silcott
died in November, 1909, at WallA
Walla, beQueathing his entire estate to
his sister. the plaintiff in this case,
including the above described property.
Defendant Kress was appointed admin
istrator.
In October. 1908. the defendant,
Kress. as administrator, conveyed by
deed to Elizabeth White. in partial
liquidation Of pretended mortgage
lien claim against the Silcott home.
stead, the premises described, for
$4,000. This sale, according to the COM
plant Of Mrs. Abrams, was without
competitive bidding, and Mrs. Abrams
alleges that the real value Of the prop
erty 30 conveyed at that time was $l5.-
900 instead Of $4,000. Before this sale
the premises were Incorporated in the
townsite Of Lewiston. On December
10. 1908. Kress conveyed to Elizabeth
ferry across the Clearwater river at
Lewiston for $3.50. Plaintiff alleges
that this ferry was at that time earn
ing $500 per year. Later Kress decided
to Mrs. White all the horses owned by
the Silcott estate for IS. Mrs. Abrams
says this property was worth not less
than $4,000.
The oratrix further alleges that the
inventory of the Silcott estate was per-
functory. ex parte and incomplete. Sc
cured by defendants Kress, Mcdonald
ana EIzaOetH WNlte ana maze low Tor
the purpose Of defrauding the estate.
Therefore she prays the court to de-
cree her the owner Of the Silcott home
stead. the Silcott ferry and the Silcott
horses, and asks that the court declare
the deed given by Kress to Mrs. White
null and void. She further urges that
she be permitted to redeem the Silcott
deed, which she maintains IL a mort
gage. F. D. Culver Of Lewiston is the
plaintiffs attorney.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05
CHILD DIES OF DipTHERiA.
Little Daughter Of z. r. 6uttsrsisId
Victim Of Dreaded Disease.

A death from distheria occurred at
the Butterfield home on lower Third
street at an early hour this morning.
Esther, the -year-old daughter OF
f. r. and NJ. A. Butterfield. fell VIC
tim Of the dread disease. having been
Ill but a few days from what was con-
sidered merely a cold.
DR.. S. A. Roe, city health inspector,
has thoroughly fumigated the house
and placed the family in quarantine.
There Is an infant child in the family
but 1t shows no sign Of the contagion.
Mr.. Butterfield is employed In the
Northern Pacific round house.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05

Mrs. Louis p. fletcher returned yes
terday from Spokane. where she had
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Louis p. fletcher will open hair
dressing parlOrs in the oxford block.
j. f. Horton, a banker Of Sites, Is
visitor In the city today.
w. A. Curry is in the city from Oro-
fino.
Mrs. Ida Putnam of Frazer was an
arrival on the Clearwater train this
morning,
c. s. Thompson Is In the city from
Grangeville.
Charles N. Smith. OF Newsome, il .
guest at the Raymond.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05
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Limited !"
LAKE sHoRE-NEW YORK CEN.
TRIAL.
Lv. Chicago daily. 80 p. m
Ar, New York daily. ....... 80 q. m.
Lv. New York daily. ......3:30 p. IA.
Ar. Chicago daily. 30 q. m.
MOST COMFORTABLE
FAST SERVICE ROUTE
IN AMERICA

For full information in regard tothis
train call on your ticket agent, or
address L. F.. Jones. Pass. Agt., ISL
Yesler Way, Seattle, Wash. or
WARREN ]. LYNCH. Pass. Traf. Man.
LaSelle st. Station, Chicago III.
w. c. SEACHREST. N. p. c. c. Agent,
1872 Third ST., Portland, Ore.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05
We handle ROSLYN and
Gle ELUM. While this
weather lasts You may de-
pend on being supplied
promptly.
LNsrli FUEL &
TRANSFER co.
'ptseMs 17o1.
GEO. ". TANNAhlll
Lawyer

Practices In al STATE ana yoAeeaD
Courts Of Idaho and WashinGoo0.
Rooms !. : ana Z Telephone builainR,
Lewiston. Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-05
IL Union Made,

The famous Spokane beer on draught
or in bottles, wholesale and retail at
the Brunswick. The Spokane beer is
union made and every keg bears the
union label. We give the largest glass
Of beer in the city for five cents with
free lunch. I'm