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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

stay. i had three
good doctors to do
all they could, but
none of them did
any good. / then
used one box Of
Cuticura Ointment
and three bottles of
Cuticura Resolvent
and was completely
cured. My hands
were raw all over,
inside and out,
- u A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
Ietterson Fststes.

Letters Of administration on the
estate of Thomas j. White have been
taken out ty Anna Il. White and on
the estate Of John Berry by Jane
Ba rfer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
10 At,epd .liilinerv Opening.

To Attend Millinery opening
Miss Cora Quimby, milliner' Of zu9
King street, has gone 90 Ne" York 70
attend the millinery openings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
HANDS RAW With
TERRIBLE ECZEMA
Suffered for Ten Years-Spreading
to Body and Limbs Despite Efforts
Of Three Doctors-Another Re-
markabIe and Speedy
CURE BY THE
CUTICURA REMEDIES

"I had eczema on my hands for ten
years. At first it would break out only
in winter. Then it finally came to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07
New rorn uuotauona.

A.sooiaied pTess DispaIoh bT speclal Wlr8l
Sew YORK. Mar The stock market opened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver
Sold by druggists and grocers.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

In many cases, the
craving for alcohol
comes from takin z
patent medicines,
themajorityof which
contain alcohol and
injurious drugs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

Sold in SOC and
Sl.O0 bottles. The
$1O0 size contains
three times the
quantity Of the Sc
size.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

Father John q
Medicine cures
Throat and Lung
Troubles, Coughs
and Colds. Builds
you up. Guaranteed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-07

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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30

An attempt was made at the morn
iuw nessi0n Of the Christian Endeavor
c{hventidh to ignore the right Of
Northern Idaho to any Of the Offices
0k the organisation. This was sharply
contested ~ the North idaho dele
gates and they finally succeeded in
electing George Frost treasurer.
"This II really the Washington
convention" said F. Edgar Bartk,
president and leader Of the forces
opposed to the recognition of Idaho.
I'VE have taken them into our meet
ings out OF charity because 1t Ii so
hard for them to attend the meetings
in the southern part of the state. We
do not feel. however. that they have q
righ to demand place among the. Of
hcers."
Id&ho psmands sasr Rtshs. III 4
The Idaho contention Is that as a
part of the organization they have q
right to any recognition they can Sc
cure and the matter was hotly con-
tested.
The contest was on this morning as
soon as the matter of electing officers
came before the convention. The pres
ident appointed a nominating COM
mittee consisting OF F. HI. Campbell Of
Seattle. Elizabeth Prior. North Yak
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
FlI|ST SHOT VAS ED
bY MITCHELL

Gently sent men to tlse propefty tosdo7
the work Tor this yeaf ana they xess'
driven on II the point. q : IN ~
Mitchell. The word was ssnt ~
Hweeny ana Pradsr ana tlsey at osce
set out for the camp - endeavor ~
adjust matters With thstf aaeocia4e
rho denied thelr representatives -
~ mime. " s.
1Asy vere ereeted With = saol ftom
1gltpA6n. and owoeny cesna1snes6 = ~.
t1zn ~ nrs which rssuIts1 - 1Glteh-
en- deaAh- /. 4
xhe wsend tscslvsd ~ Queeny y
ce1eldessd = : nntper eliasactes -
- IN span - - aeoln.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
IgLL & GIBBS
BUY IN HERE

Negotiations have been. practically
completed for the sale of j. w. Givens'
interest in the furniture company con-
Quoted under the name of Mc0tlvery
Givens to w. G. Sealey, nephew Of p.
d. Tull OF the firm of Tull q Gibbs.
Spokane.
The details Of the transaction are
being completed this afternoon. and
its contamination means that Lewis
niture establishment conducted along
the same lines an the houses owned by
Tull q Gibbs In Spokane and. Port
land.
Mr.. seeley has been In Lewiston
for some time, and Il has been known
that he WAS trying to purchase an In
terest In the fine furniture estAblish-
ment owned by NcGiivery 2 Givens.
A few days ago he visited OrOiinO
where matters were discussed with
Mr.. Givens. Yesterday MI. Charles
Hibbard, Spokane manager for Tu4 Z
0ibbs visited Lewiston and the detatiG
were agreed upon. leaving only . few
minute details to be settled. ana the
papers to be drawn mp.
A soon ~ the deal - c0mp1eted.' !
said Mr.. Seeley. when seen BY IN
4 shall at once enlarge the stock and
prepare to give the cuatOmers Of oul
store every advantage offered by large
stores In. the cities. Il will be our. plar
to conduct this establishment along
| the modern, up-tO-date lines now y
uee In the cities. We will make thf1
store ~ complete IN every way e. ans
IA tho cities. We have investieated
this neld Thoroughly. and have arrived
at the conclunsOn that theee n q 0elf
hare Tor thio kind Of . store .
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
.AEyBURN'S BILL
uP'1O PRESIDENT |


Special 70 Evening Teller.
Washington, June 3o.-The puso
food bill ~ aorssd to in contsrsnce hap
bssn adopted BY both houses of osNt
srsss and now goes to the prssidese
for HE signature.
The provisions are practically tn
same ~ the msaeurs introduced il ~
senate BY ssnator Hepburn Of ldalse,
and whose energetic work was rsspeNs
sibls for the passage Of the bill at thie
seasion 81 congress. ssH.sr@s -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
COURT DECIDES
FOR NEz PERCE
ShOsh0ne Loses Suit
Demanding Writ
of Mandate

The supreme court In the case OF
Shoshone county W. William Schuldt.
treasurer Of Mes Perce county. handed
down q decision in which 1t refuses to
issue q writ Of mandate commanding
the defendant to apply the sum OF
$3,l14.29 In payment OF Shoshone
county warrants.
This money was the percentage
handed over by the treasurer of 6hO-
shone county to the treasurer OF NeF
Perce county,. required to be paid to
Mes Perce county upon the annexation
OF the southern portion Of 6hoshone.
The question was whether this was to
be placed in the general fund OF Mes
perce county or paid to 6hOshOne
county on the warrants OF tndebted-
meas. Treasurer Schuldt had been M
structed by County Attorney Crow to
place the money in the general fund
Of the county, and the court by this
decision affirmed his opinion.
County Attorney Crow, who recent
Iy argued the case before the supreme
court at Boise. said on interview:
Points in the Decision.
This decision Ii, to my mind. q
necessary deduction from the decision
OF Shoshone county Va. Profit ct al.
In which ShOShone county sought to
compel the board Of county commie-
siOners of Nex Perce county to have
warrants issued 70 Snosnone County
[sInon 4hs general fund n the sum q
00O'Ue lalln a0x
Shoshone county the supreme cours
held that the amount snould oe pald
by the annexed portion, oy speciai
warrants; ana concerning THESE war
rants It said:
"These warrants will be payable
only out Of taxes collected from the
annexed territory In the manner ana
| under the requirements ana restric-
| tions OF section S60S revised statules
On the authority OF tnis ,ankua1e
what considered 70 pc genera Pr.n-
ciples OF statutory construction. ! M
structed Treasurer Scnuiot % rstaIn
this $500. and 70 reluse enosnOne
| which desired to have presented. 20
the supreme court on ootn sidea. Ior 7
felt It my duty 20 protect tne ,nteEe.ts ~ i
Of the annexed portion e weV g me l
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30

fully represented, and the societies
from farther of have had but few
delegates.
eartlr . etislslsr for Harmony.
One Of the arguments presented by
Mr.. Barth In favor Of his own candi-
dacy and the reelection Of the old Of
ficers was that 1t might result In dis
rupting the plans to secure the inter-
national convention at Seattle.
They will not come unless there is
perfect harmony" asserted Mr.. Barth.
Now that the matter is unanimous 1t
will be all right"
DO you mean" he was asked. that
the convention will not come unless
the old officers are chosen?'
mo- he said, but there must be
harmony"
- MO- s(an4 sseAn, .than,s- he, ,waa, asked.
that the International convention Will
not meet in state where the conven-
tions cannot elect their officers with
out difference of opinion"
NO" he said, "but this convention
will bring thousands Of people to the
west, and is a great thing for the west
Yes. but why is the election of GER
tain officers necessary to the bringing
Of this convention west?"
Takes Ran at Lewiston.
His explanation on this point was
that the present officers were In touch
with the workings Of the national body
and knew how to get the convention
here, New officers would not be ia
miliar With the necessary manipuia-
tions and would probably not be COM
petent to do the work the present or
ficers are doing.
1T ID plain" said Mr. Barth In dis
cussing the matter after the adjourn
ment. that the Lewiston people
wanted to take advantage OF their
large delegation here. and elect their
own man president. While they nOm-
mated Thomas H. Brewer of Spokane.
they knew he would resign. The ex-
ecutive committee could then have
named the president and this commit
tee IL in sympathy with lewiston.
Delegates 60 10 Lapwai.
A heavily loaded excursion train left
this Afternoon for the Lapwai Indian
| campground, having on board about
| 200 Jolly pleasure seekers.
Toni9ht the feature will be the fag-
rot party In the lot across the street
| from the church when the huge bon
i are will be built and the visiting dele
gates on gathering about 1t Will tell OF
| their varied experiences In EndeavOl
life. At the conclusion Of the fageot
/ Marty . banquet will be served tnt
| delesates In the basement OF th<
Presbyterian church.
| session Last Night.
| Last nights session Of the Christian
Endeavor convention was one OF the
most interesting yet held. The meet.
! Al Gibbons of Tacoma. who. TO oper
| the meettng. Rcd q number Of greet.
ins. 6rom diieerent interested abeen!
| mernkSr1 ~ the DndeavOr, who ha<
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
ENDeAvoRgRs IN WISCONSIN,
Over 1000 Delegates Attending etate
Convention At Madison Today.

Madison, Wis.,. June 30.-Nearly q
thousand delegates and visitors from
all parts of Wisconsin were gathered
today at the Monona Lake assembly
grounds for the opening OF the state
Christian Endeavor convention. The
gathering was formally opened by
President w. o. Carrier Of Carroll
college, the state president. A pro-
gram replete with interesting feat
ures has been arranged for the sue
ceeding four days. Two afternoon
have been set aside to be devoted ex-
clusively to athletic sports.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
NOT PLEADING FoR MERCY
Burton Has No 0ssirs 70 Ask for TX.
ecutive Pardon II Convicted.

Topeka. KAN. June s0.-Bailee r.
Wagner, one Of the attorneys for Bur-
ton. today issped signed statement
denying on behalf Of Burton any de-
sire executive pardon In case OF his
anal conviction by the supreme court
OF the United States.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
MINISTRY IS
70 STEP DOWN

st. Petersburg. June 30.-Late this
afternoon the Associated Press IL In
formed upon the authority OF a grand
duke that the retirement OF the Cor
emykin ministry has been definitely
decided upon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30

r.. L. Spiker Of the Western Imple-
ment & Hardware company returned
to the city this morning after trip
on Nezperce prairie. He reports crop
conditions the very finest ever known.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
INTERNATIONAL CHAIRMAN

r. Edgar Barth received word
4 today that he had been elected
chairman OF the Twenty third
international convention to be
held in Seattle. July 10-15.
1907.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30
Seattle Forces Seek to Ignore Lewiston on Pre-.
text That Election F. Edgar Barth Needed
to Make International Conven.
tiOn Success
OFFICERS gLEcrgD THIS MORNING.

r. Ddenr Barth. Seattle. president
Minnie =. Gibbons Tacoma.
0eoFUe H. Frost, lewiston
w.
8pohnne: Mr. THOMPSON. Tacoma.
Quiet Society workRev
Niaslonary-Rev. NJ Beach, clarkson.
& Noder
Junior Superintendent Mrs H. r. Ryan. Spokane
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-30

IDAHO MAN IS CONFIRMED

Washington, June 30.-The
senate executive session has
confirmed the appointment OF
Ernest g. Eagleson as survey
or general at Boise. Idaho.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
STOCK AND bond EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY. Aug. 2s-1o:so a. m.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Rid. Ask p;a
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
CHICAGO BOARD of TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions

CHICAGO. Aug. pa reported loss of 20
per cent in the wheat crop OF Russia caused
a sharp advance in the price OF wheat today on
the local exchanoge. The rally came about the
middle of the session. Prior TO that time senti-
ment had inclined TO the bear side, because of
easier cables and an increase in the receipts of
new wheat at Minneapolis, arrivals there being
twenty-five cars. Wet weather in the North
west aided the quick upturn. The market was
strong during the last half of the session and
trading fairly active. The market closed strong,
with prices at the highest of the day. Sep
tember opened a shade lower at To% M707s, sold
of to T0l9c and then advanced TO 711ac, where
1t closed 5sc higher
Rain in Nebraska weakened the price of corn
early. but later the sentiment became bullish
chiefly because of the advance in wheat. The
market closed strong, with prices at the highest
poiut Of the day. September opened 14c to &c
lower at 47Tsc to 4sc sold of to 4T%.c and then
advanced to 4s5s d4s%. Final quotations were
&c to 15c higher at 4Sss @4SAc.
In the oat market sentiment early bear
ish but the market later became firm. Trading
was quiet. September opened a shade to &c
higher at 29x @29s4c and closed unchanged al
295s d2eatc
Provisions were. easier because of 10c de-
cline In price of live hogs. Trading was quiet
and prices fuctuated within narrow range.
At the close September pork up DC, lard was
21sc lower and ribs were off Zoe.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Hrh lou
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
Los AngeIes Market.

Los ANGELES, Aug 23.-The smallest re-
ceipts OF ranch eggs for the season and the in
ability Of dealers to supply the trade with any
thing ike the grade they want has caused an
unofficial ipcrease of cents on fresh eggs The
official quoa tions have not changed TO-DAY on
eggs or other commodities, and today's trading
was marked by unusual dullness along all lines
Receipts-Eggs, 1s9 cases: butter, 10 $50
pounds; cheese. 4550 pounds: potatoes s27
sacks; onions, So sacks; sweet potatoes. So
sacks
Jobbing prices Eggs, local ranch csndled
31c northern ranch, candled. zoe; fresh Eastern
2ec: selected Eastern storage 26c
Butter-L0cal creamery. fancy, 57bc. valley
creamery, fancy 55@57hc coast creamery
fancy, soc: coast creamery, choice, 47h M5oc :
cooking. 21c.
Cheese-Northern fresh 14@i5c. Anchor
large, lie; Anchor Young America, 1Sc; Anchor
hand, 19c Eastern singles, 1914 GI6c; Eastern
twins, 1bc; Eastern Cheddars 16c Eastern Ionc
horn. 16@l61ac: Eastern daisy fsd17c: s,viss
imported, 2se; Swiss domestic 20c: Limbnrger
i4115c; brick cream, 166l7c
Potatoes lctls)-Early Rose northern 81 g561
LAO; Burbanks. $1.50Gl1.0 .05; choice 81 35Gi i 4e
Salinas. S1.75. Highland. $l.40GI.5O
onions-Yellow Danvers, Sl.50
Beans (ctlsl-Pink No. /. So 40; No 2 81 No.
Lima No /. S5; Lady Washington No / 81 Ia
93-25; Lady Washington, small white. No /
$S.6oG3.15; black eye, $3.50; Caravans S4.5o6
$5: lentis, eqioc pound
Honey pound Comb water white 1919 01sc.
light amber. 106I2c; comb white, i1l di3lSc
extracted, 60-lb cans 6M61ac.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
New York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-The market made
break at the opening this morning by reason
Of an unexpected bearish cable from Liverpool
that the break was due TO selling by those who
had recently bought for reaction, and selling
by spot dealers against heavy Southern offerings
Of spots. Some nnfavorable reports were re-
cefved from Louisiana. complaining of shedding
and heavy rains were reported in Georgia.
Around the low level there was some very good
buying The outlook is for an irregular market
for some days TO come.
Liverpool was flooded with bearsh cables last
night. stating that shorts had covered and that
the reaction was over. 1t is thought that part
of the cotton bought Yesterday In our market
was thrown over in Liverpool 10 depress that
market the difference between the two markets
permitting this operation without loss provided
our market responds to the weakness In Liver
pool Sentiment is overwhelmingly bcarish but
the fact that fully two weeks remain before the
next bureau and the FIRST census report are
given leads operators to look for an irregular
market. The Government condition report will
be issued about September 3, and the rinners'
report as well the former. The ginners re-
port is expected 70 be bearisb. as the heavy
movement Of new cotton in the South would in
dicate.
Tire Commercial says: "A whole lot of long
cotton has been accumulated by the profession.
AIS and no stampede Of the shorts has started
Instead OF covering, the South has sold on every
advance. All day long the brokers selected TO
force the advance iAbored at the ring, using all
their cleverness TO work prices up The bears
did not seem 70 make an EFFORT, but the news
Futures opened weak August, s,7oc; Sep
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
Dried Fruits stronE in the East.

- Late mail reports from New York say:
>: Acviees received in the trade yesterday indi-
cate that packers OF PruDes in California think
that the market for new crop goods has reached
bottom, and If they do not look for any improve
ment IN prices they certainly do not expect any
turtner decline. As an evidence of this Il was
s1io that Efforts to buy Santa Clara stock for
december shipment at a little under &c (. O. b.
Gag basis were unsuccessful. For october ship
ment there is more less demand from the
country trade. with occasional sales Of carload
tote, SOS 10 Cos. reported a &c Z. b. bag
OASIS Peaches still unsettled, though there
are comparatively few sellers on the coast who
are making quota tions. Most Of those who are
ready TO accept orders for September shipment
Seote, l. O. b. coast, S1s QSS4c for standard and
S'Qs1sc Tor choice, but in quarter yesterday
mere were offerings Of the former at 81 and
OF the hitter at So T. O. b. coast. ApricUs
are scarce and held at prices too much above
puyers views 10 admit of business. California
Museatel Raisins remain very firm the coast,
as the growers continue 10 resist the efforts OF
snort sellers 10 force down the price OF goods In
the sweat box.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
Butter, Cheese and EGGS.

The market for Dairy Produce was in good
shape all around, with receivers very firm in
their views on prices. Fresh creamery extra
Butter and fresh selected Eggs were hc higher
while the quotations for Cheese were unatered
There were no sales on the Exchange, but the
top quotations were freely bid. There was an
actual scarcity of light weight squares of fancy
Butter. but there plenty of 2pound squares
chtainable. There noticeable dimjntltiou
in the stocks of Cheese al most of the stores
Receipts were 500 lbs Butter 80 900 lbs
Cheese and 357 cases Eggs.
The following the official quotations as
established by sales. bids and offers ON the floor
of the Dairy Exchange:
NBUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, 27c per
lb, firm; do frsts, 231ac, steady; seconds, 2lc,
steady; packing stock firm at 1Sc for No / and
l71ac for No. 2; Eastern ladies, zoe, firm cold
storage Butter. firm at 24c for extras and 22hc
for firsts.
CHEESE--Fan California, new Oats, 1Iac
per lib, steady; do frsts, l0ac. steady; Young
Americas, fancy, 12Mc, steady; do frsts, lie
steady; Eastern fancy, l61zc, steady; western,
EGGS~Californfa fresh selected. o9c per
dozen. steady: irsts, 25c, steady; seconds, lse
steady; California storage. selected oei@c
steady; frsts, 25c, steady; Eastern, steady, at
24c for selected, 21c for hrsts and 1Sc for
seconds
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
FINANCIAL AND commercial
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Mastreet Stocks active and irregular Cotton much
Increased activity in local Bonds Mining Stocks still lvel
Call Money, 3}4@6 per cent
silver and Exchange show little change.
SPot Wheat and Barley lower. Spot Oats
-Ahother car OF Western Corn in Beans unchanged.
Bran and Shorts lower. Middngs steady Hay before
Sales of Grain Bags a slight decline.
spot stocks OF Sulphur very slender.
Some variations in Wool quotations. Hops and Hides firm.
No further decline in Hogs arrivals being moderate.
Fresh Fruits in heavy supply and weak.
Extra Butter and Eggs advance 1zc. Cheese firm
Poultry in good demand and cleaning up
Potatoes steady Onions and Vegetables weak
Dried Fruits and Raisins very strong in the East
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Increased Activity In Bonds-Mfning
shares Selling Well.


The feature on the Stock and Bond Exchange
the transactions footing up 500 600. with Cali
fornia Gas and Electric general mortgage IS
higher at S94.50. There were more sales OF Tel
ephone at $780, and some transactions in Alaska
Packers at S55. 30. MakaweH Sugar was higher
at $3.50 and Onomea at S31 u G32. Spring
Valley Water was higher at S2150 with some
activity.
The Southern Nevada mining stocks were again
the center OF attraction on the mining calls
the bulls and bears trading furfousIy In the ia.
yorites while the less active stocks met with
diminished attention. Fluctuations In the lead
ers were Irregular and individual as has been
the case for several days, some rising and others
selling down. The variations in Mohawk were
especially wide. The Comstocks were stronger
on the day, as a rule.
The afternoon session of the San Francisco
stock Exchange now begins at l. 80 O'clock in
stead of | O'Clock, as heretofore.
The Virginia Chronicle says that the present
rise in the leading Connstocks Is due to the con-
tinued ore output from Ophir, nearly doubling
the cost of operating expenses, coupled with fhe
probability that Mexican, Union and Savage will
soon be added to the list of producing mines on
the lode.
The Northern California Power Companv win
pay regular monthly dividend OF cents per
share on the 25th
The American Smeters Securities Comnanv
has declared a quarterly dividend Of Ia per
cent on preferred stock, series B, OF the com
uapy payable September /, 1906, to stockhold
ers of record on that date.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-24
Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Heavy supplies and weak prices still charac-
terized the market for fresh fruits. and although
trade was Of fair proportions it was impossible
kept we'll cleaned up, but the prices paid BY the
packers had wide range as to size and quality
Pums. Pr,ines Apples and Grapes were slow
sellers Lemons were well cleaned up and Hrm
BfRRIES-Strawberries SO per chest for
Longworths and s5GD7 for the large varieties:
Blackberries, s2@4 per chest; Raspberries. $7G
APPLES -50Gg0c per box; Crabapples, 75c@
81 for small and sl.50g2 for large boxes
QUINCES-5011S S5c per box.
S20@35
@s5c for small packages
PLUMs AND PRuNEs Crates and small