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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
&p1mteifta, iotfa mafiamat
miljoomia.
s. Suus fonen.

SO uieita muoIia on Hansfa Ioti.
nut bpDnteistd pastaan, iofa on OF.
hut pdbdad bdmittdd faifen mimi.
pilielpfien maasta. Sdmd pieni
bpDnteinen - pbpqorera - on 10
taianalaue tulut mafIamaan 10 tn.
batta miiiopnaa T. o. puolet enem.
man fuin iota nuonna 1870. Niin
plan fuin tdmd bpDnteinen iImestpp
tpiinamdfeen, on iato mennpttd. Ga.
%toiatubanIia marffoia ubrataan tie,
teeuiiiin fofeiluibin fen bdmittdmiief.
Il ia ne omatfin 10 iobtaneet Iemmois
Jim tuIofIiin, ettd miininmiIieIpfien
MT 10 moi fatIoa oIeman turpat,,n.
Yumpmlituoriainen on mpDsfin
pfIi niitd bpDnteiiid, ioita nastaan
a%nfaran taistelun idlfeen on fefiittp
feinot. MuutamasI ia muobesIa ie
erddsId Mmeritan eteldsmaItiosia oil
hdpinnpt Mi 20 nlilioonan ebestd
pumpulitplmDd ia ubfaIi iidfii pdis
ipGd bdipittdd foto Imerifan punt
puIipiIieIpfIen. palion iiind iaatiin
fofeiua, e~nnenfuin fefiittiin punainen
muurabainen, iota tapaa main @ua.
temalasia, GesfisgmerifasIa Sdbdn-
muurabaiIeen on luonto istuttanut
ibmeeniien piban pumpuIifouriaista
mastaan. W}isid ie tpaan iemmoi.
fen ndtee, tappaa ie fen ia bdfpittdd
fen toufatfin.
Sirmeimmdt mabinsot omat fui.
tenfin beindiirtfoien tefemdt. Ne o.
mat min iuuret, ettei niitd endd moi
arpioiba. Suolimatta faifista bd-
mitpsfeinosta timd bpDnteinen bds
mittdd muoIittain min z milioonaa
tpnnprinalaa maata ia 6 - z mill
ioonan marian ebestd fpInDd.
Observation-Disclosures ndfeminen on
enslantiIaiien Iainmddrdpfi EN- mus
taan beti ilmoitettama miranomaiIils
lie. Guei iitd tee, iaa anfaran Tar.
%eaistutien. Saffoa iaa 10 puutaa
(25O me- ionfa alueelIa tapataan
eIdnd perunafuorioinen. Silld 9lmes
rifan tefemGt fofemutIet onat enas
lantiIaiIiae p%pettaneet, ettei mitddn
iuurifasmeia faspa find maasia,
misid tdmd bpDnteinen on pddsipt
lepidmddn.
Grds bpDnteinen mdntpfebrddid
= on ImerifaIe matIanut miIioo.
mia. &c on ruofabalultaan beinGs
iirtan faltainen, iiud ie ipD faifen
niberidiien minfd ie ndfee, punt ia
fasmit aipan putt paliaifIi ia pbs
besid puDbesia Ybbpswouoiue teb,
MT noin 80 milioonan marian mos
bin9ot. Sos pGdstddn y - 13 mil.
iponan marian ipabinsoua mnpii,
min ouaan pleenid bpipin tpptpmdis
Iia.
Gniin luultiin MmcrifaSia, eta
parpuiet bdmittindt fpImot ia aIets
tin fiipaasti abbistao nditG pabon'
tefiiDitd. Wtitta plan buomattiinfin,
ettd oil pabonpmoliIesti erebbpttp.
Siad marpunen iuuri OIL mdnipfeb.
rddidn palm mibamies. So masta
fun oil tuotettu milioonia marpuIia
moaban, oIettiin pddstd bponteiIes.
poitoae. Wtutta iiaoin ie 10 oil eb.
tinpt IpDbd monen iarmarin rutif5ps
bdfIi.
Stoliosia on DIipfdrpanen ifdma
p'bollinen. StaliaIoieta plimiDIipd
pioetddn parbaona foifisto ia 5itd
moImistetaon n. 2,25O,OOO bebtoIit.
rae wnObesio. Slintarpanen tuot.
toa fDpbdae StoIione toppoin noin
~ milioonon morfan.ebestd fuu,
fouoesia, Ella pritpfiet fen nuiertos
miIesta nield ole fanottoipammin
onnistnneet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

y,&aiffi, mitd toiteen alaua olen
oppinut, mitd olen firioittamtt, mitd
Iuurinto plen oiatellut,. mitd eldmdss
idni olen tpiminut, foiffi pernetii
Iiiben, eta, PLEASANT lopiena, ditini
iofa pdiwd Iufi fappoIeen roamo'
tusta ia ontoi minun iofa pdipd III
I'd ufealfappoleen ulfoa."
HuSfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
&uolenta.

Ot<<u&St&tu~
&uolema, miten famala lind pis
feastaan olet? Sind lopetat elGmdn
ia teet tpDii monelle aiman obottaz
malta. Sind fuolema olet fristitpn
miimeinen mibo0inen. 81 fufaan
iinua moi fiertdd. Sind fuolema
olet ipnnin Ieuraus. Sinua Ell oliii
olemasia, JOS Ell Diff ipntid moails
masIa. Sind fuolema plet ibmiss
ten onnettomuus iefd ruumiiaiiesti
eta benselliiesti. Gen ipuotii olet
find fabtalainen. Sind tapoit Iata'
min ia iomaua tapoit faitti. &aitfi
Iiaoin fiolimme, fun blatant fnoli.
81 MT meistd Ella endd fufaan eifd
ole tdbdnfddn asti fufaan eldnpt,
fun ferran eiisiidmme blatant fuoIi.
- Sofu %ianoo, eli eldmmebdn me
faiffi - fpud, mutta eli SumaIalle.
Ybben Ipnnin fautta fuoIimme pois
faiffi Sumalasta. Meiodn tpDmme
on maan fupueen tDitd. 81 endd
tpDmme telpaa Sumalale, fun Ell
riisid ole eldmdd. 81 ole meisid
ppbpDttd, eli manbursfautta eifd
raffautta. NGistG olemme fuoueet
pois ia ienmuofIi ei ole iianfaiffiss
ia eldmddfddn. So tdmdn faifen
tell ie, eta Blatant ~IanfeIi Ipntiin,
min ipnnin fautta tuIi fuolema.
eanfeemus Ills oil ippnd ipntiin ia
|fuolem4an.- &c oil Ills pbben fault
ia. Wutta JOS fuoIema oil pbben
lanfeemufie fen %fautta, min eldmd ia
manbursfaus oil pbben Seeiutien
foutta. Niinfuin tdpbeIlinen tuoles
ma tuli pboen T. o.. panban Iatas
min foutta, min malan tdpoelIinen
eldmdfin tuli pbbem imben Matamin
Serran Seeiutien fautta. Sum fuo'
lemaamme oil ipppdd iIanba Matas
mi, min e%ldmddmme on ipppdd uuii
blatant. &un panba Motami lans
feemufIesIa fabotti eldmdn, min
Seeius, tue uuii blatant, osti nellie
eldmdn. 2dsId taupaSia Ct tebtp
mddrpptid, eifd iiind fdpteftp binta'
nataan tdmdn mailman tultaa ia
bopiaa tabi muuta ibmismiiiamtta
tai mabtia. Siind fdptettiin pstaian
oma piaton peri. &reiffalaiie t tpis
mat ibmismiiiamoen ia juutalaiiet
toimat omannanburstamben, mutta
molemmat olipat feIpottomat ibs
mistG auttamaan fuoleman tabos
tufIesta. 8aritIan peri oil tdpoeIi-
men. &c iomitti Ipntimme. iiind arts
nettiin anteefIi ipnnit ia iiind iian'
faiftinen manburstaus nellie hio'
tin. Sdmd tapabtui iuurena ionins
topdimdnd Sol9ataua. Npt on eIds
md iinmuafin, rofaS Iufiia, pIeppa
fufa tabanfa. - &Dud fuolema mies
Id idptdd ipbdntdii fuitentin min
fauan FUN DIET eldmdd usfomatta.
Wtutta msfo ei ole IunastuS, eli pubs
bistus, eifd outnutemme. Wlntta IL
man uSfpa ct fuitcnfaan feIpaa Ssu.
natalie. Gen nnofii ptappa huo.
miooii, fun &~riSnfiesia tulit autlis
oafii ia tuobon autuuteeii mieIistpi
Sumala, fosfapa ban mieliStpi
poifaanIa Iunastaianamme, min Ell
Sumola ole iinusia usfoa autu,i.
oestafi maifuttamatta. Sdn nais
futtaa iinusia nsfon ianania ia
benfenIdss %fautta, fuunteleppa main
m%aifutufIio. Sdndfin tobistufIena
Sdn maifuttaa Iinuun uSfoa iieIuii
outuubesta. MuiSto maon, ettet
mostusta Sumalan maifutufIia.
Siuoin.iind 10 mosthstat outuuttoii,
fun ct min ielmdd aIioa uSfo,
etfd min iuurta autuutta omista
omofieii. So tdmdn muofii fuolet
lunastethtno pois SumaIosto.
q. 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

- Raamattu on firio, iosta ib'
misbenfi muoiitubanIia on lDptdnpt
maIishsta ia ramintoa ia pastauf'
fen Ipbammenid liiIimpiin fpipmpf'
iiin."
9bomas Gorlple.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

= rNtifd firia! - iidItDrieos ia
lomea FUN mooilmo, iuuret Imomi.
fen ip,pppbesid ia buippu toimaan
Observation-Disclosures. glurin-
eonnouiu ia aurin9onlosfu, ipntp-
ma iosss:fuolemo, Iupous ia tdpttds
mps, toto ibmisfunnon m~urbendp.
'ieImd IoptppI tdsid firiosio, Rao.
matusia."
t6einri6 6eine.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

- 0luttaiaIle balntaaa ntatfnsta-
ma aSiamieS. 9lfiamiebetit bGlna-
mat 5aatpat ldbempid tietoia palf-
faebbpista y. M. tdunaa leboea tot
mitrifielta oipitteeila
9lmttaja
Srpntppub, @icb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
ernst Henan.

- afiamies Sobn Saari,: iofa en-
men on matfnetel ut, talee toistaiieftt
oIemaan Observation-Disclosures Wfar'
quettisia, Wticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

rWtina en- laiminlpD fosfaan
raamatun Iufemista iu iofa pdipd
nina iitd Iuen Iomaaa mieltpmpfiel'
la. 81 misiddn ole min monta ibo'
naa ~aiatusta, min ibmeteltdpdd IT,
mepben iddntDd."
Napoleon I.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
Iuttoia
"f-l

Suomautamm Spulu Ianban
ilmoiiufiesta miibennen iinun ala
n~urfasia. Gen leifattua noipi tots
ia puolta fapttdd SonIu'H anban IT,
lausten ferdpSlistona, iitd parten ie
ontin iiiben aIetettu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

= Vainattdfaa tiriefoteIonne y.
M. firioitustarpeenne Suomoloiiesio
&iriapainosi a 259 WlcSeob ape.
Sronmooo, Wlid. paras to,para
torioitamana ia binnot olboiiimmot
bpmGSt6 tpDStG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

- SlIfdd lnfefp ilmaiIefii Irttaiaa,
mafIofaa ipelfanne, fun ferron len
otatte postista ulos.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

yHaamattu...... mitd liitd ia'
npttaneefaan, on ibmisfunnan iunri
Iobbuttaia."
ernst Henan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

= Mnistofortteia foru.poStifort'
Ieia ia f~oteIoita 6. W. 9eaniaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

Entered as second-class matter January a.
1906, at he post office at ronwood Mlcnlgan'
upder the Acct of Congress of March, 3, 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30
aIiamiebid balutaan Iuttaiaue.
&iito niIuubeaa ottaiiimme mas
taan tilansi aatapiamme.

rHaamattu on firia ifnilesti
maifuttapaua moimaIa.
@oetbe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

auttaian tdmd ipuoben loppnan
Iaapi MT so ientind fun ie tilataan
iuoraan toimitufI elta. Sanofaopa
tdmd aiia muiaefin.
SiIotnan oiotte Ella:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1906-08-30

&.9T IL
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
REPUBLICANS
MEET TONIGHT

A meeting of the republican execu-
tive committee of the county central
committee has been salled at the office
of John r. Long this evening by c. NJ.
Stearns county chairman. The meet
ing is for the purpose Of setting a time
for the meeting Of the county central
committee to fix the dates for holding
the primaries and the county conven-
tions
The members In the city who will
perhaps be In attendance tonight are:
Chairman G. M. Stearns, Ed. L. Wig
gin, ]. r. Long, r. J. Edwards and w.
c. Foresman. The members OF the
committee who live outside the city
are DIR. B. L. Cole Of Culdesac, J. h.
Wetmore OF Leland, and G. G. Fuller
OF Orofno.
There IL a decided sentiment In favor
Of holding but one convention this year
and nominating delegates to the state
convention and naming the county
ticket at the same time. This win 10
made . prominent issue when the cen-
trail committee II called and full ex-
preston had OF the members Of the
party throughout the county.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

Mrs. Blair. Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Bar
nett Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Barnett, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Bailey Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Baumeister, Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.
Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Foresman, Mr.. and Mrs f.
w. Eaves. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Halsey
Mr.. and Mrs. Van w. Hasbrouck. Mr..
and Mrs. w. P. Hurlbut. Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs. O. A.
Kjos, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kettenbach,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kroutinger. Mr..
and Mrs. w. F.. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Leeper. MIR. and Mrs. H. w.
Newton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Mon
teith. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Morris, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Morris. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Mounce. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Os-
and Mrs. A. f. Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Fl. Ransom, Mr.. and Mrs. b. r.
Schermerhorn. Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Shaft, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Thatcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. vollmer, Mrs.
A. F. Kroutinger. Mrs. Williams. Mrs.
Gray, Mrs. King. Miss King. Miss Ora
Kennedy, Miss Claire Morris, Miss Fay
Yantis, Miss Leon Mounce, Miss Olive
Neal. Miss Mable Neal, Miss Rita
O'Neil, Mrs Mary Porter Mrs. Timber
lake, Miss Undertake. Miss Dawn
Kennedy. Miss Louise Shaft, Mrs.
Truscott, Miss Virginia Shearer. Miss
Bessie Shearer. Mrs. C. T. Allen, Claire
Monteith, w. A. Jones, Hudson Jones.
Otto Kettenbach, Frank Kimball.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
BENDER ON
THE BENCH

The work in the district court this
morning was Of routine character
consisting OF the hearing of 2emur-
rers and the ruling on motions. This
afternoon the time of the court will be
taken up with the hearing OF the case
Of the Washington Loan & Trust Com
pany VS.. Caleb Britnon. G. o. Bender
will be the presiding Judge during the
hearing.
Tomorrow the much talked of case
of Adelia Shell VS.. J. G. Crawford will
be called for hearing.
The case of John M. Fix We. J. M.
Lands will also be called for tomor-
row.
Work in Detail Today.
Following is the detail Of the record
today:
w. H. Maynard vs. L. e. Stevens ct
al; motion overruled to strike amend
ed complaint from the files and ten
days given to file bill of exceptions.
G. w. Wilkinson VS.. J. H. Bethel:
placed on calendar and demurrer over
ruled.
Mohler Trading Co. VS.. Kirby &
Campbell; demurrer set for April rs
Lewiston Milling Co. We. Frank
Byrnes ct al; placed on the calendar
demurrer overruled, 20 days given to
answer.
Clint Sherer VS.. Garnet L. Riggs;
placed on calendar and demurrer over
ruled. Defendant allowed 20 days to
answer.
Henry Marasseck vs.. John J. Mar
asseck: demurrer to amended COM
plant submitted and taken under ad-
visement.
New cases Filled.
Lewiston Milling Co. W. White
Front Livery Barn; suit on account for
3S23.ss.
J. w. Watson and william Watson
VI. Charles Dowd and L. 8. Darrah;
appeal from Justice court on suit for
damages. !.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
FALL Of Hall
IS I INCHES

Special to Evening Teller.
s Nesperce. Idaho. April 26.-This Sec
tion was visited with hail and rain
storm Tuesday and Tuesday night. In
Lawyar's canyon. four miles south Of
here, han fell to the depth Of four
inches. and in the Alpine district. seven
miles north, two inches Of han fell.
No damage. however. u reported
from the different sections. All farm
work II about completed ana the rain
Ms badly needed. The farmers n this
vicinity who have completed their
work are a. r. Eitxer. !. H. Mowry. !.
=. Marker.
Booth Bros. and ". +. johnson are
farming an extensive area and win
have their seeding completed this com-
.ing wssa. ~ ss Z
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
STORE GIVES
BIG RECEPTION
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Grangeville, Idaho, April 26.-The
first annual reception of the Grange
vile Bargain Store Co. was given last
Saturday in their fine new plate glass
front store. The function might be
termed their grand opening, as their
entire store was decorated by special
musical program at p. m. and 1880
p. m.
Messrs. Wadham & Co. of Portland
sent one Of their able demonstrators
to participate in the affair. To prove
the superior quality OF certain brand
Of baking powder, the demonstration
called for some woman to assist in
the baking Of biscuits for the crowd.
No woman responded. 80 one of the
men clerks in the store offered his
services in the baking line
Some idea Of the large number of
people who partook of the lunch can
be secured when 1t Is stated that 1855
biscuits were baked and eaten on the
spot. The crowd called for more, but
the biscuit maker struck promptly at
six, when the hungry throng had to
be satisfied with lemonade and cookies.
Fully 5000 people had been served
before the most successful reception
in Grangeville had been brought to a
close.
Other News Notes.
At the I. o. o. r. hall April 20. the
United Artisans supreme medical d.
rector. DR.. +. B. Olmstead OF Portland
In his lecture New York after night
won for himself many friends and adj
mirers. as well as placing the order
he represents before the people in all
its glory.
A. Sempert Is remodeling his place
Of business on Main street. which he
expects to make the finest In the city.
l.. Grabshi, one Of Grangeville's
most able contractors. has concluded to
build handsome stone structure on
his rropertv. the northwest corner OF
Idaho avenue and Main street in which
Messrs. Austin and Costley will open
the most complete grocery stock in the
city.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
PLENTY TEAMS
FOR The WORK
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Nezperce. Idaho, April ga. c. Emf
zen brings the information that IL
electric line surveyors win be in Nes-
perez about Saturday to begin per-
manent work from this place to West
lake. The work will be rushed and "a
contract Immediately let. Labor w1n
be no drawback os the farmers are IN
putting ton the finishing touches 70
their spring work and are ready to put
heavy force on the road work.
Property values are steadily advance
ing and many sales are reported. The
real estate dealers are preparing 1nr
enced here.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
RAINS Benefit
GROWING GRAIN
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
Gilbert, Idaho, April 26.-The present
rainfalls are welcomed by the farmers
as the excessive heat Of a few days
ago was drying the ground very fast.
The rains gave renewed moisture and
the early grain is growing rapidly.
Ship Lumber to Nebraska.
new planer in their sawmill plant and
are now equipped to turn out a high
grade OF lumber. They have CONSUME
mated deal with lumber merchants
in Nebraska and will ship good deal
Of their output to that state.
Will and Charlie Plank are steadily
engaged in hauling lumber from the
mill to the railroad at Orofino.
Jack Welsh Is delivering lumber
from the German mill to Oroflno.
Looking for Lands.
A number of land investors have
been in this locality recently, but so
far no real estate has changed hands,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Tunkhouser are
now the proud possessors of a baby
girl.
An Expressive Cartoon.
Through the promptness and dis
patch of the Evening Teller, Gilbert
has been posted daily on San Francis
co.'s terrible disaster and the cartoon
in the Spokesman Review OF the gath
inst speaks deeper than words can tell
Of the nations sorrow and sympathy
at the appalling disaster.
1t Is gratifying to see that the citi-
zens and towns from all parts Of this
great country are subscribing literally
and doing everything to relieve the
sufferers in their misfortune.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
sacrifice sale

70 the people Of Charleston and
lewiston: For the next thirty days
you VIII have m opportunity to get
furniture 1t cost and some below CO..
Don't miss this sale. p. 8 Hunter.
Mellinger,s old stand, Charleston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26

The celebrated Millionaire Club
brand of canned corn. peas. string
beans, tomatoes and fruits are the
finest put up and are sure to please
you. For sale at Russell's Grocery, i
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-26
WHEN SHOCK )!
nit STANFORD
Miss Morrison Tells a
Most Thrilling;
Tale

1T was just awful" declared Miss
Louise Morrison to an Evening Teller
reporter this morning in relating her
experience during the earthquake
which wrecked Stanford University
hast Wednesday morning.
Il was asleep in my room on the
ground floor Of the girls dormitory
when the first shock came 1t threw
me out Of bed and bumped my head
against the wall. The building we
were in had sunk. and I could not get
out Of my door into the hall.
by this time all of the other girls
were out Of their rooms and they heard
u calling to them. They brought a
chair and put 1t outside the window
and had to crawl out through the
window.
1t was horrible sight that met my
eyes. Most OF the beautiful buildings
were q pile OF ruins. They looked very
much like the picture that have seen
of the ruined Athens. Everybody was
excited and everywhere was confusion
Girls were in their bath robes and
night gowns and the boys in their
pajamas We were all looking for the
earth to open UP and swallow up. Our
first thought was that the world was
coming to an end.
For three nights slept out doors
on the campus. as everybody else did.
There were twelve shocks the first day
and everybody was scared badly. Mo-
body in Palo Alto could be induced to
sleep indoors.
I'VE supposed at first that we had
received the worst shock, but looking
toward San Francisco we could see the
flames Of the burning buildings and
could hear plainly the blasts Of the
dynamite.
Many peculiar incidents happened
at Stanford. One girl was rooming on
the fourth floor OF the dormitory and
when the floor gave way she was pre-
cipitated TO the ground floor. but was
still in her bed and unhurt. There was
one boy who was 20 badly scared that
he hid In clothes press and was
found there very nearly dead from
fright.
The memorial chapel at. Stanford,
which II the most beautiful in the
United States. Il completely ruined.
The statue u IN athlete which stood
IN front Of the gymnasium building fell
with one arm under its head and the
heroic ngure now lies PROSTATE AZ II
weeping.
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WEDDING WILL
Be BRILLIANT
Everything in Readiness
for Ceremony
Tonight

Tonight sharp at $3.50 Miss Grace
Libby, daughter of E. HI. Libby, presi-
dent of the Lewiston Charleston Co..
will be welded to Ralston vollmer, son
of j. p. Volmer, president OF the First
National Bank Of this city. and the
richest man in the state of Idaho.
Those who will participate in the
event have practiced their parts for
days, and elaborate arrangements have
been made for the entertainment OF
guests tonight. It will be the CROWN
ing success of Lewiston's society his
tory. and society will remember for
months this great event.
Expense has been no consideration,
and everything that can be added to
the grandeur of the event has been re-
sorted to. Beautiful flowers. myriads
Of lights, all in harmony with the color
scheme, arbors Of foliage and flowers,
bungalows and beautifully decorated
reception parlors will be the scene at,
the Libby home in Charleston where the
ceremony will take place tonight.
A limited number Of guests has
been invited, but they will remember
their evening, as one enjoyed by few
people in a lifetime.
The Libby home, the place chosen
for the ceremony. IL one of the finest
in Charleston. and In fact few cities the
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residence. The entire household has
planned for days for the event this
evening. and visit today to the scene
Of tonight's festival was q treat.
Ceremony Out Of Doors.
The ceremony will lie performed out
Of doors beneath the blue skies Of
which Idaho Is 30 proud. In q large
marquee erected ON the lawn for the
purpose refreshments win be served.
Nearer the house small bungalow
has been erected. which II decorated
within In q manner fitting for q queens
apartments. This Is the brides studio.
and will be used tonight ~ the ladies'
dressing room.
Color Scheme Of Yellow.
The color scheme Il yellow. and
everything has been decorated In har-
mony with this plan. Myriads of yel-
low lights and yellow Chinese lanterns
will adorn the roomy lawn surrounding
the house. A fairy land it win be-
where Cupid plays his pranks tonight.
The flowers used will be yellow mar
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nssde-April e.

d. n. Lowry to James v. Carroll,
tract OF about $50 feet square town Of
Dublin; consideration $500.
. George w. Gilmore ct ux to Charles
w. Green. se l-4 se Ia 25-s7-2 W.. and
lots : and I. 31-37-1 W: consideration
$4,000.
Edward Braun to n. Schumacher. 9
IL ne Ia 7-ss-s =; consideration ~
J. q. Schumacher ct ux to Toney
Schumacher, n Ia % La ne Ia sw ~,
1855 w: consideration 81.
Toney schumaoher ct ux to Nathan
schumacher. Ia % IL, ne IL IN Ia
ls-ss-5 "; consideration -.
Matthew schumacher ct ux to Toney
schumacher, Re ne Ia. 1-S6-1 n;
consideration 81. s
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Good cooks. good walters and ~
best the market affords. The Grand
Restaurant. q
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FROM the COUNTY RgcoaDs
Dssds-April Is.

Oeodo-Aprtu %.
(By Commercial Trust Coz
Chris F. Gamers to q. w. Thompson
lots and s. block 1. University Third
addition. Lewiston: consideration. $500.
Final Reosipts.
United States to John Bigley. Sc IL
of section 10. township 80. range I f.
consideration. $500.
United States to Charles w. WILL
Jams, ne ia NV IA. W IL ne IA.
NV Ia. se Ia Of section II. township
81, range E.; consideration. $500.
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