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HYPgRDOLE Wins HHE ASTORIA
ONRrR sTAgIEs IIELV. ~ 70 o.
gAIIOPs ~ THF HCH
RSssWsH issa.sH WIN ttW pyuwas zee
west . tlssa rims -Jewuse Me- sire
HNei tHswHssisr tss'r iiWW,e NJ fSNa
Ssggls gttT 4 baleea ! 9se W OfateeeHa

The buohmsHsfs sut pfsrtletif w the
muhev IN f6tf ftrrs ~ Uftveeehd frs'etiey
fhs falsu' esshet m qhui uHu and the IN
atiefs nv tho fIng = aplid hipW Vim w West
bui ~ Nv, 1siira esrt dreN ~ distusi defeat
0esf = sirfrv rack thf httees' nt'set
rams Nv me Astoria sittrs faf fsr vrsf Hii
ffirs. nvr ~fufipnes thu unrrk qiHhie's
IVwrfbuls. rs ~ 4. mtir ~ fhs fuNHiHa and
van IN n Raiinr Nv tvr and 4 half iensihs
ssuatHf Nrt ARROWS u oiIrn Wss' 4 Nv I ran
sreUnd with n wHspr, N q Alteration, .
rfohnttivs f%avoflir. = runt 'hed Adofa
iicn. Elm Nnirs ~ iruFrt nbr she hleees'
cineh NJ tho dav. bu' aha sertuei nnHhl" ~
et'cnd hcfsrlf IN tho sHins the iinr was
I ~ Is
Rosehen, wnh 10 pounds. mnIs his -
appest anrs after y long feet IN thr ntst race,
a handicap fnt III aara ~ ab1ut ait futlonaA
lie oprneI tho choices ~ F., 10 | but feredpd
10 I ta7 ITO ran oniy a fair race and Iyna
was aev rtely acoted Tor what l0ck~i liha an
lndih ride shot uuh. backed down 10
II ~ A, act The pace, and won rather easily
by n length and = half from Hohcmla. o ~ .,
with lloaeheh ihe aame distance back Tho
race was run In I ~ IS
y ! DIVERS Jennie MoCabe. q fuil sister
10 Me- ior Dnlnserncid. a. ~ TO 1. won tho
second race for platcrs NJ q mile and n quarter
Ilt,lF ntusarI rods her In clever style. tho
marc heating James Iicddlck. 20 I favorits,
by three parts NJ a length In ? 10 2.a. Angler.
. 20 /, was three lengths behind ostrich.
II to q, sulk"d a. usual
Frank Browns Far West. backed down to =.
made a runaway Of the handicap at a mile
and n sixteenth Martin was easing him nc
the wire. whcrN he beat Cedcrstrome. o to s
f~avoritc. by n length and a hnlf in iAR rs,
Tho Newcastle Stables Bulls Eye, who car
ried top weight and receded TO ~ TO 3. WIS
anchored In the going but managed to stag
ger homo in third place.
Jockeys that had never ridden O winner
had tho mounts In the nth rncc a, a mile and
n stNtcrnth. tommy Burns's midget brother.
Guy, put up n neat ride on Jack Mok ron.
CtO /. and took the race by IA length and "A half
from GleneCho. the f%avorite, VINO was pounds
the beat bur did not get away we'll, after
which nc was repeatedly shut, on, Law
%sonian, /? TO /. was n poor third. The time
was Ia52
fortune was wagered on Sam Doggetts
Little Minister In the last race. for maiden two
year-olds. but he failed 20 get any part OF the
money. lie opened at 10 and closed at2. C,E;
liowe's Allowmaise. unbacked at 90. romped
home three lengths before II. NJ. IleglerS
MalaCca, backed down to s.. The latter could
Lnt have lost with an even break at tho post.
Alpenmarchen. go /. was nve lengths back,
The time was 100 2-5. The attendance was
about $4,000. The summaries:
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Two out when winning run was made.
Chicago. ..,.,,.....l o q q q 0 q o q q q n ID
Boston ..,,......"..,0 q o 03OO o ca
First base on ~errorS-Chicago. . Boston. 3. LEI,
on bhseS-Chicago. IL: Boston, 2. Double play
Jones. lsbell. Two base hita-navlS. Administer.
Sacrifice hits-loneS. ONtnl, stolen has" Hahn
Frs, base on balls-Or Dlnccn, :. Struck out
BY owen, |: by .A!trock. >. by ninron. :. Hits ON
owen. IL. in eleven lnnlngs, .Al'rOcs, !. in four
Innings. CmpireS-EvanS and Connolly. Time
2 hours and 80 minutes. Attendance 1900.
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Ue'f1'ti ~ New tWfk,
FititadeirIfa, ~ ti~tetaHd,
a. I Wtfa, NJ sstinatHu, 4,
tHlesaa, o. ltosIUU, a.

fNN y WV Worm ~ W. 2
bstEorT. iuhc IL pe,rol, had NJ itoutle
winning to-day'a Hatne from Nav York,
batting Hahn out NJ tho boz In tho nfih
inning and supporting Muliln IN. Ono style
The game waa lila cd on n wot field, which
prevented spectacular neldlnR ~ hnar running,
Hahn, vas Wild ~ tho r'ntt a9d IN sscd
nccl. Ctawtofd's grunndet was fumblrd by
S mn sns : f9d g r"ss to MTIntEfs nll'd the 9
single int" centre Ella. '% scofln "toI Zones and
Crawford Hon man folded tho ball slowly
s.1d throw Wildly 20. third 10 cntch Mclntyfc,
w'hhp aIso scored, giving Detroit an early lead
Wnlch proved ample TO win
N.w York ont tho lead down a BIZ IN tho
WHItIr%iio,Ts S" iW" b,r r%q TX, CCN r.%io ford I'nEiissi
touched after n long nm, and an inhcld
%srou,ndeT. but Detroit put the game out OF all
reach OF any further argument. ~ I'll" nth
SfqwfordI Ticd on r sTP' short n4T siaisl M. and tonGsRRo.
Inns ~ vas slowly h"idcd by Hon man. who
and ngdT" cr"%fo u 10 sc Sp a. On e i tTo d en." and md o IiGmRGGH
called Hahn To the bench, sending out Clark
Tho nrst ball pitched by. tho c~ollcgian col
Keller almost rc1chcd no bali, hut, was com.
the corner Of the hloacher. and the drive got
iimo e sayc Iim.elI from serious injury
CoughIin and Lowe all scored. After that
Clnrkson pitched effective ball. allowing
Detroit but one run.
New York, though hopelcssly beaten,
rallied in the ninth inning and had The Detroit
and Delehanty was out on Mclntyre's ine
catch. Hoffman singled 90 left and a walk
TO kleinow filled the bases. Grinth sent
q g%rounder straight at Mullin. who threw
home. forcing Williams, Warner completing
the double play by a perfect throw to Lindsay,
Ortiz and Siever are the probable pitchers for
to- MORROW. The score.
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Massachusetts state Tennis Championship.

BosToN, June ls.-Only one match In the
State tennis singles championship tourna-
ment was played to-day. the others being
postponed on account of rain. Irving c.
Wright met II. II, Whitman in one Of the
semi-nnals and won In straight sets by the
scores Of as, 60. Wright will now meet
the winner OF the Leonard-Sulloway match
in the final. The courts were decidedly soft
and in favor OF Wright.
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Grand American Handicap shoot Begins
To-day.

INDIANAPOLIS. June ls.-Prominent trap
shooters from all parts OF the United States
are here to-night for the Grand American
Handicap. which will begin tomorrow under
the auspices Of the Interstate association.
and getting used to the environment in which
the test Of skill is TO be made In a four day
shoot. Secretary Shaner of the Interstate
one Of the most successful events In the history
OF the association.
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Thu shOWR that The Rainbow has a margin
OF two seconds oveT'the Nigilaut aud | minute
81 seconds over the Elmina. Ii Is expected
that the Queen will be faster than the Elinlna.
Effort and lrolita will rate about co. They
will get an allowance of A seconds a mile.
their designers and owners they will have
good chances Of success. In n twenty-cight
mile course their allowance would be 20
minute s 81 seconds,
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sloop Yacht Gaunue Back From Bermuda,

The sloop yacht Gauntlet, which took part
in the race to Bermuda. arrived here at io:3o
O'Clock yesterday morning. She left Ber-
muda on SUNDAY June 10. and made a fairly
good voyage until she ran into the easterly
time OF it. The Gauntlet lie owned by G, b.
Robinson. and with him on board was Mrs.
Ign. Yacht Club house, and Mr.. and MIR,
Robinson went at once TO their home 10 New
Rochelle.
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TOTHIS.-L a u ID 7
some man out when winning run was made.
Boston. ...,.-.,,.,,.., 0 q q o o o Ia
Lett on bases boston 4. Chicago, .. First base
on halls-Of RuclhacG. 3. struck ort-By rfefer,
q; by Ruclhacu, 3. Home run bates. Two base
hits-Hownrd, Strobel. Sacrifice hits-Tenney,
PETER, S%hcckard. Eycrs. Stolen base -SlaCIe,
Double PLAYS -Evcrs, Tinker and Chance ~. Hit
by pitcher Fly Ruelhac4, !; by pieIcr, /. I'm
pirc-Johnsione. Timc-l hour ana Al minutcs,
Attendance-a2Io
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league.
Rude Surprise for ChIcagos In Boston Rain
Prevents Other Games.

A rude surprise awaited the National
League leaders in Boston Yesterday. The
Cubs began their series there confident of
taking four straight but The tailenders, who
are in the thick of a squirt, .downcd them
handily. Thus the New iorks and Pitts
burGs benefited. although they were unem-
ployed for the day. on account of rain
and PhiladeiphI1, but the New Yorks gained
twelve points on the Chicagos, and the Pitts
burgs twelve.
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n Il OUT.
English Club Unable to Raise an Eight to
Defend Grand Challenge Cup.
Spect1, Gable Despatch to THE Su,

LONDON June lS.-The Leander Rowing
Club of London. which has won the Grand
Challenge Cup at Henley twelve times since
1901, will not enter the race this year. It is
stated that the club Is unable TO get together
an eight strong enough to defend the title.
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Washington" Ia
Two base hits-Hartzcll. Wallace. Three base
hit-Hcmpall. Home run Henderson. Sacrifice
hits-hickman. Kochler. Double play--C. Jones
and Wakefield. Stolen bases-Cross, Wallace. I,
Jones. Altlzer. Hit By pitchcr-By Petty. l.. FRS,
base on balls-of Petty, /: of Pattcn, l.. Struck
out-By Petty. 3; by kltson, /. Left on bases
ST. Louis. 3; Washington, 8. Umpire sheridan.
Time-l hour and 40 minutes, Attendance, 100.
CHICAGO "a. la, !. BOSTON "a. L., 8.
CHICAGO. June ls.--Clicago and Boston bat,led
for nftecn Innings to day before tho SoS MANY
won out, a wild throw ny Ferris, with two gone.
doing the trick. The score:
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AMERICANS A
Smith and Doherty Win the Remaining
Davis Matches.

LONDON, June ls.-The American lawn
tennis players to-day lost the concluding
matches of the challenge round for the Dwight
F Davis inter irrational cup at Wimbledon.
s H Smith, England, beat Holcomhe Ward.
EnCland, beat Raymond d. Little, America,
IS, Ga, 6-s, 6-l, Ga.
The Eng!ishmen won every match Of the
round.
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International Chess.

Special Gable Despatch TO THE SUN.
OSrEND, June ls.-The results, pairing and
totals to date of the competitors in the second
annual International chess tournament. Of
which tho third round in the second stage
was PLAYED to-day. will be found In the ap-
pended tables;
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Southern League.

AZ ACCOMPLISHMENTS. IN; Atlanta. 8.
Al New orlcans-New Orleans, 10, B!rmlng
ham, Z,
Al shreveport-shrevcport. 3; Nashville, l.
Al Little Rock-Rain.
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NOV lUTK.'' ...........U q II 7 7 0 o q W
Base hits-Of Hahn. 0 In 1 | 3 innings: of Cla TX
son. I In 3 2 3 Innings. Stolen hss"-Chase, Sacrl-
nee hitn,Llndsay. Two base hits CoughIin, VIII.
Mullin. 4 OF Hahn, 2; OF Cla rkson, 2 First bose on
f5rors,Pe'[oi.: !; New YORK, E Left on bases,
Double plays-o'Leary, Lowe and Lindsay: Muliln,
Warner and Lindsay. HI by p!tcher-By Mullln. l..
Umpire-OLoughlIn. Time hours and 5 min.
utcs. Attendance ,i58.
PHILADELPHIA a. L.. 3; CLEVELAND, 2.
CLEVELAND, June -Rossman's stupid play
In the eighth Inning gave to DAYS game 10 the
Philndclphias, A magnificent stop by Knigh, and
a great catch by Hartsel prevented the Maps from
tying the score In the ninth. The score.
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TWO ease hlts stove ell, Flick, laioie, Davis.
Home run-Murphy. sacrifice ~hits-Knight, Davis.
First base on balls on Hess. 3 or Plank, l.. First
base on errorS-Clevelapd. Left on ~basrs-ClevC.
land, 4; Philadelphia. 5. Struck out-By Hess, 1:
by Plank. T., tmpl res Corners and Hurst. Time
i hour and ~ minutes. Attendance II ,p65.
ST. LOUIS "a. LIZ. 9: WASHINGTON, E.
ST. LOUIS. June ls.-The Browns took to d. v.s
game from Washington. Kltson, weakened in The
sixth, giving the Browns five hits netting four
runs and the game. The score: "
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Boston. 2: Chicago. l..

BOSTON tN. L., ?, CHICAGO Is. LO,l 1.
BOSTON, June is Chicago came here confident
OF winning four straight. but they fell down on the
first try. Piefcr pitched great ball, tanning eight
men and allowing but four hits. Bates won the
game for Boston with a home run In the ninth
Inning. The morning game was postponed on
account OF ran, The score:
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At louisvllc-M ilwn uliCc. 10: Louisville, 2
At ColuuOus- Mlnnca polls, I; Columbus. :.
AZ T~oledO-Tolcdo, -: ST. PAM. 8,
Al Indiana polls City, 4: lndianap polls. g.
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EASTERN
New England League.

AZ Lynn-First gamc-Lynn, I; Lowell, 2. Sec.
ond g~ame-Lynn, g; Manchester, %.
Al New Bedford and Lawrence Rain.
At Haverhil-Haverhlll s: Worcester z.
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BASEBALL. POLO GR'DS TO-DAY. p, NJ.
Gianta. Champions, Va. Pittsburg. Adm. SOC. :
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New York Stntc Icagnc.

At U.lca-Sv -acu;". :. Cfir1, a.
Al ADMINISTRATION. {, Aibany. /
At TToy-Rain.
At Glove INSTRUMENTATION, =: 4. J. & c..
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The race Of the New York Yacht Club was
over a course twenty-eight and q Ounrter miles
long and the winners in the different classes
were NiCilant, Elmina, Rainbow and Wecta-
moe. If these four were sailing in one class
the summary would appear:
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BEHR NEW ENGLAND CHAMPION.

Fair start: won easily: .Nllowmn!se. b.. c. ?. by
Alioway-Polmaisc: owned and trained by :. +,
pO'rC.
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Other Games.
Al L ew1sburg -Buckncll, 8, Burnham, S.
Scheduled for To-day.


NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Pittsburg In New York; Cincinnati in BrooLlyn:
ST. Louis In Philadelphia; CEloago In Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
New York in Detroit: Philadelphia in Cleveland.
Washington in ST. Louis, Boston in Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto In Jersey City; Buffalo In Newark:
Rochester In Providence, Montreal in re.
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NEW YORES SPURH 4 CHANCE.
BgGEtF ~ BgTROfrs RFETS
THgH ~ SFFOND ~ Wf,
tie,sfsWis tske NHe ltHH tsss fHsW me
PfiIvaeipViss q HtrMsss ant igss'sHs
fsHi'ie ~ fIfteeH lHetNea sud NE ftt'e
v WIN 81 latgls tluwes " asffgNateHa

optrHuhNr fiffel vim ihF New N0fh
Nw1firsns yesterday bHf 'hs %iie'fnIfA ~.
lNtiai Nv uNhith %festnnilHe ~ ne sdvsn,t
innsmurh NJ ihe tifveianis vets brtteH Wv
'hr Ihilfirirhita ~ viriHrr In frifrt would
have srni Tho New Yufts ttrt Nv nfff riI.'
uvef ne New tufts ihis svH@, and UHniuh
10 a'Wi N fhr Frtuni ruich. etrseiv pfeHsri
ny Tho fh iisdriphiHa Inc A. fnuia 'rBW
defeated The Washihefeta. and INA thiepfu
White apt %cohuuefei me tlrslnhs IN y atine
That lssiei nneeh innings Tho feauifs
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Connecticut League
American Association,

i games pos'poncd-wet grounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-19

Baseball, Washington Park, To -day 4 p. VI,
Brooklyn VS.. Cincinnati. Adm. 5c.-Adr.
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For Jockeys that nave never ridden a winner;
ling: for three year ODDS and upward, si,0co
SIXTH RhCR.
5000 aiJs. O, M ,ddod. N,

Poor start; won driving; Jack McKeon. b. Ga.
by G., W. JohnSon-JhanSi Mckcnnh; owned by
F. T. Alechan; trained by j Mclaughlin.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
Reported by the Commercial Trust Co..
Of Lewiston.
February 26. 1906.
Deeds.

O000Ss
John P. Vollmer to Northwestern
Improvement company, lots 6. Z, s. g.
Durham addition to Lewiston, land in
section 80. township &c. range W.;
right Of way in lot 5, section 80, town
ship SO, range 5 W.; consideration,
$500.
T. NJ. Purdom to Vollmer Clearwater
company, lots II and IL. block Is Mel
len: consideration. $2175.
Clearwater Improvement company to
Eva L. Stannus lot 8. block s, Orofino:
consideration, $3.50.
Jacob H. Mowry to Walter A. Thorn
son, Lots an 9 Blk. 6, Sub-division,
No. 1. Mowry's Add. to Nez Perez, con-
sideration $4,000.
Albert Fix to John P. vollmer, sw.
x sec, 2-34-2 W. consideration $4,000.
Jonathan L. Williams to John P.
Vollmer NV NV 2-34-2 w, conside-
raation 5000.
John Hornquist to John P. vollmer,
NV NV. W. Consideration $4,000.
]. B. Morris to Clifford Riggs, Lots 5.
Blk. 2. Cox's Add. to Lewiston. Consid
GRAFTON $4,000.
Same to Hattie Wildenhaller Lots /
and e. Blk. 9. Lewiston Heights Lewis
ton. consideration $4,000.
Mary A. Baird to Jeffrey Williams,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28
SAYS WIFE
STOLE DEED
TiIIman Bell Brings Suit for Divorce
AGAINST His Wife.

Suit has been filed by Justice Till
man Bell for divorce from his wife,
M. Alberta Bell. on the grounds Of de-
sertion. Mr.. Bell sets forth that the
community property consists of 200
acres of land with a water right on the
north bank Of the Clearwater river OPP
posite Lewiston, and asserts that in
1902 he decided the land to his wife
to be held in trust. while he was in
Mexico, and that subsequently she
made out a deed, reconveying it to him,
but says that after she deserted him he
was unable to find the deed and be-
lieves his wife took it with her. He
asks for deed to the property.
Suit to Secure the Land.
Suit has been started in the district
court by Luke Billy against JONES
Rowden and wife to gain possession
OF 100 acres Of land near Winchester.
which it is claimed the defendants are
unlawfully Withholding from the plain
tiff.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28
Lot 10 Blk. 8 Park Add. to Lewiston
consideration 100000.

| Lot 10 Blk. 8 Park Add. to Lewiston
consideration 100000.
Patents.
U. S. to Thomas Stevens, Lots 80.
II. Sec. 81 and Lots 21-22-23-24-25.
$40, Sec, 32-33-34-2 W.
U. S. to Same. Lot Sec. 5-32--2 W
Final Receipts.
U. S. to William E. Snyder, SW Sec
21-40-5. E. Consideration $4,000.
Lis Pendens.
Tillamn Bell vs.. Alberta Bell, Sc
NV. SW. NE. NV. Sc. Sc. NE. sw
and Lot g. Sec. 30-36-5 w; and Lot
| 1, Blk, Bells LIST Add. to North Lewis.
| ton. (Notice.)
Waha- Lewiston Land & Water Co.
| VS.. Clifford ct al. part OF Lots 4-S-9 Sec
and Lot 3. Sec. 1884, W.
United States Of America VS.. Freder-
lex A. Hyde ct al, NV NV sec. ALL
E.
Agreement.
Tillman Bell to James B. McGrane
same as II, excepting land in Bells LIST
add. to North Lewiston. Consideration
$65OOOO.
Feb. 81, 1906-Deeds.
Kettenbach Co, Ltd. to William
Ehlert. lots %, 30, 30. 81. Sec. 81 Tp
35-3 w: consideration $4,000.
Warren Harrison to Enoch Harri-
son, Sc IA Sec. 1859 E: conside-
ration 81.
Enoch Harrison to Warren Harrison,
1-2 ne IA Sec. 3O-35-4 e; conside-
ration 81.
Eli Richardson to Jewell NJ Bram-
lett, part Sc IA NV Ia Sec. 2-35-2 w;
consideration $3.50.
Forest B. Dresser to Irving H. Low
rey. lot 4. block 5, Thompson's Second
addition. Lewiston; consideration $425.
German Trust Co. to Arthur Warren,
lot 10. block Is. University addition,
Lewiston; consideration $3.50.
James w. Poe to Effie Mix, lot 2,
block of south part Of lot Of Acres,
Lewiston; lot 4. block L. part lot 1,
block T. Poe's Tract. Lewiston: conside-
ration $4,000.
Charles E. DePartee to Carl Boehl ct
al. lot 4. block 4, Wright & Smalrs First
addition to Orofino; consideration 81.
Pioneer Educational Society to AL
bert G. Wisner. lot and west As feet
lot 9. block IS. Lewiston; considera-
ton $3.50.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28
Not All People

require glasses-yet many do that are
not using them There are many symp-
toms that tell you your eyes need at
tention: II they ache when in use; II
they blur or become misty when read
ing, writing or sewing.
An achey feeling in the head or about
the eyes Is natures warning that the
eyes are unable to perform their pro-
per function and need artificial assist
ance. When assistance is needed take
them to someone who understands the
eye thoroughly. otherwise the trouble
may be aggravated rather than helped.
DIR. s. SALSBERG.
Fourteen years practice in Lewis
ton. Rooms and Z, Bee Hive Bldg.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28
Articles Of Incorporation.
Student Volunteer Movement.

Nashville, Tenn. Feb. 2S.-All the
railway trains arriving last night and
early this morning brought delegations
to the fifth international conference of
the Stundent Volunteer movement.
which was formally opened in this city
Monday 1t is estimated that 1000 del
egates and other visitors already have
reached Nashville. and it is expected
that by tomorrow another thousand
will be in the city to attend the pro-
ceedings Of the conference.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Duncan ]. McGilvery of Lewiston,
Idaho. and William L. Thompson of
Pendleton. Oregon. under the firm
name and style of McGilvery & Thomp-
son. and doing business at Lewiston,
Idaho. in the general wholesale and re-
tail furniture and house furnishing
lines. IL hereby dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. McGilvery will attend to
the collection of all outstanding In
debtedness due to the said firm and
pay all bills OF the firm.
Dated this 31st day Of January, A. D.
1906.
w. L. THOMPSON,
DUNCAN j. McGILVERY,
Weekly2-S to 81.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28
Patents.

Patents.
U. S. to William Crow. W 1-2 ne IA
of Sc IA; W 1-2 1-2 Of ne IA OF Sc
IA; NV IA Sc IA Of Sc Ia; W 1-2
ne IA OF Sc IA Of sc IA Sec. 26-36-3
west.
Final Receipts.
U. S. to Nellie ]. Cryderman. sw IA
ne IA. 1-2 NV IA. ne IA sw IA Sec.
$685. E.
U. S. to John Cryderman, NV Ia Sc
IA, Sc IA sw IA, n 1-2 sw IA, Sec. Is
39-2 E.
John Halloran to John NJ Fix. lots 4
and s, block "a. Lewiston: $22ss.
Lis Pendens.
Tillman Bell VS.. NJ. Alberta Bell. sw
IA ne IA, Sc Ia NV a. NV Ia Sc
IA and lot 3, Sec. 30-36-5 w.
Luke Billy VS.. James Rowden, 1-2
1-2 Of lot 81: 1-2 1-2 of lot 80.
Sec. 8; 1-2 1-2 Of lot IS. 1-2 1-2
of lot 2s, Sec. 9: W 1-2 NV IA Sec.
16-34-3 w.
Agreement.
Jerry Fitz Patrick to Peter H. Pc
ter, sw IA Sec. 1882 w; conside-
ration $4,000.
Articles Of Incorporation.
White Pine Trading Co.. Ltd. in
corporated by A. F.. Hinckley. Charles
Miller. NJ. A. Means. F. A. Jones, D. A.
Billion: capital $4,000 in 1000 shares.
Kamiah Wood. Lumber and Trans
portation Co., Ltd. incorporated by
Charles B, Watkins, Asa Bumgardner.
Rufus B. Miller. Rannus p. Watkins
and Della B. Watkins.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28

BY trading at the Russell Grocery
you can always get the best quality
Of groceries and can save yourself a
little money each month.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28

NOT1CE-Anybody disturbing grade
or line stakes set by the city engineer
will be arrested for malicious mischief
and a fine of SO imposed for the Of
tense. D. c. WRIGHTER,
If City Engineer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-28

The proper classification Of your I'd.
means the building of a broad and
straight road to it for every reader Of
the paper who would be at all interest,"
ed in it.