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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21
The pretiest assortment Of
HandkerChiefs in tn e city.
Come and see them.
BERNSTEIN co.

Kid Gloves, Jointed Dolls, Dressed
Dolls, on sale Saturday and Monday at
half price at THE ROOKERY.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

What Dolls we have on hand Saturday
and Monday 90 at half price, at
THE ROOKERY. Z
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Bernstein's lounging Robes
would make an acceptable
Christmas present. The as
softment to select from is
complete. Cal and see them.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Bernstein has the SWEETEST
line Of Fine Neckwear in the
city.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

we have come 70 Greenwood TO stsy,
and remember W mako you The best
Pictures that can b made. Ladies',
bring your babies and have thsir pic
tures made while. they are In good
health. s8
TEXAS PHcro Co,
l06 Main strsst.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21
Nates.
Travel Increasing.

acoziest Corner in Town.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-12-21

Why worry over doll clothes?
See Leon Stems ready-to-
wear doll dothes. Dresses,
auto coats, fur sets, etc.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-04-06
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A DFFERssSCE IN The MORNING.
Ne usef ~ oo1e - eisAt
AHa lsase a. tAr~e
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

wallace. Idaho. March IL. Foiicw-
ing the attempt made three weeks ago
to blow up the standard mill. three
miles above wallace, dynamite bomb
weighing is pounds was found yester-
day morning IN the Ice On the south
fork Of the Occur d'Aiena river, back
Of the fire station and IN the very heart
Of wallace. The finding Of the inferncl
machine, which contained enough ex-
plosive to send hundreds to their
deaths. has set wallace wild with ex-
citement.
The bomb was discovered by William
schuleuberg. member Of the IRE de-
partment. formerly Of the Spokane fre
department. He dealt the bomb five
blows with pick before he discovered
what It was. That the dynamite wa
frozen IL due the fact that Schulen-
berg was not blown to atoms and the
fire station demolished. with = fearful
loss Of life.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

4 !. Lloyd y h the city To-Day from

= = Lloyd = n the city today from
OXFORD.
Miss Mildred Pops Of Nesperce II HI
the city visiting With her sister Mr..
w. c. Foreman. Miss Pope y now the
proprietor and editor Of the Nesperce
Herald and n one Of tho SUCCESSFUL
women Journalists In the northwest
!. H. Peckhan arrived this morning
ON the Clearwater train from Trasier.
H. .Raines u In the city today from
weippe.
Richard Hartman y In the city to-
day from Sites on business.
n. 8. Davis from Kippen was an arr
rival on the Clearwater train this
morning.
J. L. Hunts and wife are shopping In
the city today from Greer.
J. s. Swift returned this morning A.
ter several days visit on the prairie,
J. @. Saiawley u In the city today
from Greer on : business trip.
H. r. Henley II In the city from
Pomeroy. Mr.. Henley has . case n
the district court where he n asking
for = tiIs1osutioss 6f tie p&stnsrship Of
Henley Bios. Formerly N business n
this city. but now livinS It Poneroy
Herbert A. Holmes. fepte6enting TIL
Pacific Conservative insurance com.
pany, u located N Lewiston and vii
make this city his headquarters for thu
work Of the company IN this tsrritos,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

H.
Burma u ! country dominated ~ an
IDEA, q, rather. . Get Of IDEAS, which
owe their origin to the influence Of
Buddhism. The Burman holds the vlew
TRAIT this life u Z sorry thing at the
best and that the wisest course =,
therefore. to ct through II Win A.
littIe care. worry and anxiety a. posaa.
ble The world u nevertheless 1t the
eame time full Of good things, which
III sean enjoy. Therefore why toll Tor
Wealth. which brings only burden Of
care IN its traini Why strain every
ueFyeI when possession means the anx-
iety to hold and preserve. The bcuute-
ous earth supplies rice Tor the needs vt
III her children, and while there are
1--we and laughter and gayety to eolace
Il. while leisure can be secured and
peace maintained. let IN enjoy and Be
happy. Here We strike the keynote Of
the life OF the Burmans. Strangers
call them lazy. but they are not idle
except on principle. They can work
splendidly when they choose. but they
have kong ago decided that to turn ths
world into I Workshop. to toll inces'
sanity for mere subsistence Or n
order to gather up riches. = folly, q
dclng 90 destroys the pleasure Of e..
ietence, A. soon a ! farmer has madG
! little money By selling biz crop N
gives I play. Or pwee. to his town q
village, CornAill Magazine.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16


No one Sxactly knows the origin q
ihs time honored prerogative enjoyed
~ tn natives Of The epanish villaee q
Espinosa. who for centuries have poe
essaed The curious monopoly o. watch
lng oyer the slumbers Of the rulsr q
Spain. Every night at II O'Clock III
gAtes q the royal palacs at Madrid -
eersmoniousiy closed BY = Dsrgsously
appareled functionary armed with m
encient lantern ana huge hund1e q
Jeys and ESCORTED b. servants. ot1cses
ma soldjers, and from hist time forth
until q o'clock III tn incoming. when
the gates are opened again with sim
liar ceremony. the guardianship Of Tho
interior Of the royal dwellin4 u Con.
6ded TO what are Known q the mon
tsros de Espinosa. Each ono Of them
y pensioned lieutenant u captain e
~ army. and while two ars statioosd
y the antechambeF u NJ slooplng
apaFtme6t Of each meulbef u - roy.
N family. remaining fhnougheut IL
night MT sitting. but standing kan.
NJ a thsir halberds. IL othGro .palpoa
~ corridors of the palaco. tWo 81
two. until the msaning. crosstng sach
0tAee a.. every point never slEting
deuA ara nsv~ nttarins : anele
'wotA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

Department Of the interior, Land or
nce ct Lewiston. Idaho. March 1, 1905.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol-
lOwtng-named settler has flled notice
pk his intention to make final proof in
support OF his claim. and that said
proof Will be made before u. 3. ReGlss
a. April 10. 1903. via:
DAVID n. WILSON,
" opalding, Idaho, for the lots 4 ana
4 ~ Ia NV Ia ana ne IL NV Ia N
section -. township 80 N, range I w.
II ~
He names the following witnesses d
prove his continuous residence upon
nd cultivation OF said land, vix: WIl.
liam J. 0roesclose. James H. Wann.
-. Al - epalding, Idaho.
:. n. BARTLETT. nag11toR.
11nRcA - Woo1n s..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

ALLIGATOR DEAD The young al
ligator which for year and half has
been an attrastiye feature Of the aqua
rium display at the Bollinger. was
found this morning frozen stin with
cold He i another victim Of mis-
placed confidence and can now Be
named among the legends Of the early
days when MOWERS bloomed and the
birds sang ana It Wa always summer
in the banana belt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
sEyEN ABovE-The tenn

SEVEN ABOvE--The temperature
last registered seven above sero maxi
ing last night the coolest since the
storm began. and In comparison the
coolest day In March known In this
valley since the weather bureau was
established. East year the cold spell
came on February and the their iome-
ter went to eight below zero and the
change came after . warm and wet
January and ys1suary when the trees
were more forward than they were this
year. These fash are well to keen In
mind when instituting comparisouA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
GETS 1NTEREsT-Probate Judge

GETS INTEREST-Pr Probate Judge
Hanlon yesterday afternoon handed
down decision IN the case Of r. =.
Ralstin W. Thomas H. Culbertson. o.
M. Collins ct al. The decision was In
favor OF the plaintiff. who RECEIVERS rs
damages. $50 attorneys fees and the
costs Of the suit. $3.50. This II the
suit where the plaintiff sought 70 re-
cover 375 a. interest on . note from =.
H. Culbertson which the Bank t'o{
Mohler had endorsed. The bank paid
the face Of the note but claimed It was
not bound for the interest.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
GOODS WERE MIssIN0on ex

GOODS WERE MI9aING- ex-
animation Of the ruins Of the Petty
building BY the insurance adjuster no
trace can be found Of the remains Of
a sewing machine and some valuable
china that Mrs. Peny had left IN the
house the evening before. This adds
to the belief that robbery preceded
the IRE. which II further confirmed by
the fact that . man was seen running
from the place Just before the alarm
was given.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
COLD STOPS woRK-contractor

COLD STOPS WORK-Contractor
Gust Peterson returned this morning
from ! trip to the stone quarries out
from Spokane. where he went to zee
why IN immediate shipment Of the
capstOnes could not Be made. He
found everything tied up on account Of
the cold weather. but was promised the
stone - soon - the weather mode-
rated 20 work could be resumed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
RuMMAaE SALE The rumn

RUMMAGE SALE The rummage
sale at the Salvation Army han IL be-
ing we'll attended and will be continued
Saturday afternoon and evening. Cap
tain Stevens wishes to thank those who
have donated articles, and any one
having other gifts 70 send IN It will not
be too late IL they are received by SAT-
urday noon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
GIVEN 80 MINUTES 70 LEAVE

GIVEN 80 MINUTES TO LEAVE
This morning at the opening Of the
police court Lawson and ouinian were
brought into court and given = s1s-
pended sentence. with % days hang
Ing over them and their pictures IN the
local rogue's gallery thsy were given
30 minutes to leave town. Their Pic
lures were secured yesterday after
noon over their strenuous protest. for
the publicity given them by this means
will make their trade more precari0us.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

LIKES MExICO-M. Donxac re-
turned IL home from = four months
trip to Old Mexico. He II very enthus-
iastic over the trip from the stand-
point OF I pleasure seeking expedition.
He says that Mexico II an old country
and also new country. It has many
resources which are now being deyel-
ioped by foreign capital and are des-
tined to bring great wealth to those
who are exploiting them.
World's cresset., 1906-02-15
LAND for SALE

40 acres. 3 miles north Of Norwood
and . miles southeast NJ the county seal
house Is good Nv" roomed log house
gu, buildings, smoke house. good barn
good crib. will hold 3,o bushels Of corn
milk house, chicken house. - acres In
mtiva, ion, ~ acres in timothy, blue
grass and clover. Wa.crei with a good
spring aud we'll. ~ good apple tree
~ peach trees. . pear trs,sS cherry
trees 40 grapes. IL acres of raspberries
lame) early and late. Z plum trees. All
under good !cnca. Can he hSught for
$50
World's cresset., 1906-02-15

SAL!!urlA,n!:,!.Y. ~ !. &
TO OUR MANY READERS.

Accnrdiug to our promi. e
when wa closed our paper THE
WoHLD's CaEssET' ut Norwmd.
we cast ourselves on the genrr
oslfy of our many friends, with
this on: promised issue ut JAZZ
Vile Fowler Missouri,
We are here and Iwatcd for
the second time at this place, We
are here because wa believe
that we iiavA long and lasting
friends here. Yet We must say
that We did not leave Norwood
because we had no friends there.
There is a good and social people
in and around Norwood. many
who shall b. eve: IN onr minds,
in the greatest friendship,
Yet located as we now are at
this place: We trust that all who
have been patrons Of the tKEs.ET
vii. cortlnge III ever read its
columns.
The ti,E>st.T a, this place does
not chang" It's former standard
IL is Non S"ctaridn, Nnm.poIitica
bu, Religious paper with tn,
general news in connection, :,
We east our selves upon tn,
Judgement OF our readers. an,
shall ever stand for the right II
gaSnSt all wrongs: and with iii,
fullest intent u give 10 it's pa
ron> the full woltl, oi the,
money, for the CRE,sET stand
inr t!'c people and by the p.upl
rr,t last and all the time wit
IA large circulation. :
we shall evel remain you
obcdient, ED. +,
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'. Dead.

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u Grand Secretary h. NJ. Sloan "i
the l. O. o. F. graad lodge :"
died Of pneumonia Sat
urday at his hcne in St. Louis,
agcd'T4 years. Two months az"
this body Of Odd Fellows sustain"
ed the loss of It's grand treasurer
william II. Thompson, ais" 81
st. Louis. Their successors will
be elected ut the annual May SEES
sion OF the gra"d lodge.
Clipped from the Cah,ol times
Fub. 8. 1906.
The above Is sad to vs..
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Boy Stolen.

The editor OF The New Har'
mony Qnd.) Times requests MS
brother editors I" assist him "
6udinr the in,'e son Of Dr.. 5, Il.
Byers Of ScclcyvilIe, Ind, and Tor
whom a reward Of $500 is offered.
Following is u description o' tho
lost boy:
Richmond Byers, if alive was "
years old last July, y OF light
complexion, has gray eyes. left
aye no,iccabIy crossed, mas {"
small V shaped nick in the eose
Of the left ear. has n sharp chin
and a narrow, projecting forehead.
He is rather small tor bis age ana
is unusually bright snd inse''se"'
taking after the manner OF q o"y
much older.
Or. Byers has searched smoog
the roviag bands that frequent 'ne
United States and believes tha'
bis son. can be found among
. travelling horse traders or movers
He thinks tho little fellow Val
stolen BY some wandering band O
gypsies that use him for the par
pose Of begging 10 the towns sos
country.
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