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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07
rDESD[ CUBA
Laopini6n de Mr. Taft es que
los Estados Unidos no que
rian la Intervention.
ESTRADA PALMA
Los moderados favorecfan Ia
intervention pero no se atre-
Wan 4 decirlo en- voz alta.

q La msmoriA del Ser eiario do Cue
rra do la dosnmsDtsei6n iabsgTa a.
ID misi6n do Mr.. Tsfl 6 UuhA. De
nusvo Aparsel elarAmsDts que Los Be.
tados UnidDs rehuian 10 iuteTvenel0n
, que les tassioueI los eompslisRon {
hlesrae saYgo do 10 i6la.
Es iutsrssants 0l pasais % Qnes s
10 indie ai6n Gel Presids nte Roosevelt
do que ID rsnnneia a. @ 7bisrno sig.s
Mica ipso fdetO que la rsvolusi6n c..
dabA sonstituida IN gohisrn0 Dc hs-a
sho, eonIesta Mr.. Taft: "a 10 s6la
rsmota posibilidsd indicsds 0n On
eeipscho do que bSio una hlT6tssia
eualQ uiera 10 enm euda Plat rsQuissa
que 90 trats somo & Gobierno do faslO
& 6stos insurrectos, tismblo pr lss
consssueneiAs
In esesy on otro IrgaP Dc 10 co
rrespondarsiN Mr.. ROossys's aparssa
| mas dsseo, o que Mr.. TAFT dc yer { los
euhanos rssolvsE slloa mismos "a pro-
blemP.
Q,ixis ai { EItrAda Palma , kaua
inmsdiatos conssisros 90 Les dias On.
t6nsss que IL .rsnunois del gohisTrC q
signiHeaha 10 eonsNtuoi6n dol gohisr.
Dc hacto Tsvolusior . 10, hAhlia aldo
posibls On SdysnimisntO. Sin amhar'
90 q d tisnds 6 pFobar que IL r6rai.
dc do Cuba sataba dssidida Dor lOa
modsrAdos que, ssg6u Mr.. TatL fAvcs.
rscian la Intervention. psso No q
t.avisn 4 dseirl0 On Wa Alsa.S
Curioso % tAmbie, 10 Dc QHs Loo
100, 900 votos que parseisron dsm4a
On les uraas. ersn solo shansa de lcs
inspeetorsa slsstorAIss para mnEliasar
6 los libsralssi l6sida y lpsldA pli.
easiSn del ss1or FssyFe Audr4de cue
adsmGs dselara que On Ouba no 90
possible prasIisaE slssei0l ., sin tesaGs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07

4La d emocracias es un
de c'rcu lacion insu-
perable en- todo Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07
CBIMEN De ANOcHt
ste
Sapgrierto suceso, ocurrido
entire dos individuos en-
la calle de Ia Luna.
EN- UN CAFETIN
La lucha fue en- desquite de
una question que habfan
tenido anteriormente.

IN sl ssfstin sonocido por GLa
Chtspas sito On 10 aAl'e San jose, or.
quinA & 10 Luna, fa6 tsatro Anoshs dc
an aangrii mo suesso.
HallGb ss. ssgda iEformss. On di.
sho ei tsblscimiento { ESQ do Les diez
" media 0l iudividuo Geronimo N,
Dkvils (sl schumbis suando lleg6 allf
Ignaeio Torres Rodrigus4, do oneio
barbsro = avmado de una navsis % ls
avalaBS6 susimA innriendols ysrias
hsPidas.
Ambcs ep la luthA eayeron 81 sue
10, y ta6 horripilants la sseena que
Alli 90 dsaarroll6, pusa el Chumbi que
habia EsCibldo una tremsnda hsrids
sn el susllo lushabA bSjo % sgres-Y,
Quien 80 snssHaba con % vistima ten.
didos ambos sObre IN snoimV shareo
dc sApgre.
De momsnto, un dependents dol
sstablscimienso di6 an Rolps sohrs ls
mAno & Torres .lcgrando aesarmarls,
|llsgando inmsdiatsments los guards {
Luis Z. Dlszy Pedro L. PsRAni, que
arrsaiAron . agrea0r. eondua i6ndolo
{ 10 skresl-y llsvAndo al hsrido Gla
sala dc soeoFros donds f46 ssiaIido
nOg 81 prActicanta asiior Claudio. nY
On aQu6l momsnto no 90 eueontr6. &
an mGdieo. G
81 sgrsdido rscibl6 ana hsEida in.
AsA dc Quinss cantfmltros, dssds la
rsgi6n ssrvisal lateral i2Quierda hAs.
% 10 region msntoniana. sssetor q 7do
10 ArtsriA fasiAl y ramAs colssst ales,
oSrA hsr.da Ineisa aobSe 10 region
soatAl dsrsshA y no rssRu6o superb
| slAl s1hrs . region essAyular is4uisr-
do. Dss Iu6S Do Asistido, pai6 81 HoE.
pitAl On estAdo grave. Fl agresor, o.
| 10 lushs. sin dudG auAndO fuk desar.
mado % produio tamhikp una hsrids
lave CON su mismA Arma On 10 palpa
del dsdo pa gar do 10 mAno dsreeha
S'gGn manifestations hsehas poi
Torres, sl motive do hAhsr hsrido
OhWnsH. d6bsas & que este. On uni6v
&c otrOs. ls habia sgrsdido eyer poi
10 taYdO On el patio de Cstsdral. POI
leuyo motive 81 trat6 do vepgarsO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07
UNA VIA CRIMINAL
La s florita Nay Nc. Antee
lie dispara dos tiros d su pa
DIRE el Rdo. J. Nc Antee.
EQUIPO De NOVA
Otro ferrocsrril subterraneo.
Pronto sera construido en-
la ciudad de New. York.

L. o. d ,ritA de vsints , sells aiios,
Nay Nc Antss, para prctsgor : 90
madr0 contra sl NAL trato de % padre
el raverendo Jaan Ne Antss, 10 hiri6
de DOS balsxos on Ia esb,xa, ca Fila
de- fis, Psnnsylvsnia, sauskndols dos
hsridss graves. Dies 10 iovsn, que sin
motive alguno sl rsvsrsndo smpsS6 4
rslIlr con % madre y oil YER que ID
Amsnszabs, sorri6 { otsa hAbitsei6n
Z coger an revolver para intimidarlo;
mas como al volvsr vera aus % 20
DIRE goIpsAbA s 90 madre y no Quiso
dssiatiri por mas que 10 gsil6 dispar6
contra 81 0uAtro tiros dc revolver
aseEtGndole dos veees on 10 eAheza.
81 helido hugo y Al ser prssAs % ma.
isf 8 hiis, manifesto que ambAs ls / o.
hisn heeho peEdsr 10 paolsnciA ptdi6n-
dole dinsro para IN sQuipo do novia
para 10 hiia, euyo mAtrlmotio no
Aprobabs dsspuss do hsbsrlss dado
81. 800 On los 6ltm0a sells meRes, Bin
embargo, mas tArds sonfSa6 On el hos
DitAl, que 10 hsblda 10 haeia oometsr
ex ,sos; psro que promslia retormaE-
90.
Los miembros dc lA Oomisi6n d.
Tt&aaito RApido, han AprObAdo loa
slanos para nm fsrfosarril do dos pi'
sos, que habrk do eonstruirss % ID
Avtn dc L rgton, delde 10 oAlle 12S'
hsatA IL Sts. y de ssiA 60 dssviArl
Dor QuintA Avenida haSta 10 sails 26@
donds ssguila por B:oa6wAy, vssSGy J
J Church & 10 hatsria.
Como que 10 AvsOidA Lexington
o. muy esWsshA para gus 10 pusdl
sonstruir en- ella una vie sukdruple
% Ahrirkn dos tdnslss, un0 snsims dl
ctro, dc doble vie cAda uno, dssti
ufndoss el superior & los trsnss OK
presos y 0l inferior q los Ordinarios
Las sstaeiones qusdarkn 4 trsintl
| ai0ie pies do prCfandIdad y 90 inltA
lalGn elsvAdoreS para uGo del pdbli
90. LNs propoSiCioneS para ofortA
en- / GblicA SubAItAl 90 ADRIAN de aQu
{ trss 9 saAtro SemAnSS y las obrA
eomsrzArGn la prlmAVOrA pE6xlma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07

IN, Al DEL PAIs
As6skf SAa1 al s0hsumoI
MgSssbados asaFO Dc e1
Dc mial slArosa o.. -
usptrifags slaSo Hs 10 Sss
Amerisans ds 81 seS
.Ds Poncs a3S D..
nor lriersdos Carter k-s1.sa asn
Abv0e eRl6n psgAdos r. Inaarpss
Nalstl,7D
TAksCo, nominal.
PracIOs Do cOmprs
Alniddb $50
A'go idn ds6A $50.
CoeOs DO Is . 10 millAP.
Oxsros dulssa 80 . q
nsbO Do ron eAl.
CAat eOfrisDss nominal
s. Il.
CANDLES OOrrlsntss
tpndres shesE . A.S1
Paris AaN p
nAmhirgo - ID.
Hsw York AIS stvs =
Hsnaaa y liz 3.
CydnIas hlpOteearlas
nansO EsrritcPial y.AgrtsoIa go
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07
IIcaIdia Municipal Dc PadNaI,I

AuunCi0 dc suhasiA. .-Por aau0r'
do Dc cate C0nssio muuiolpal, % Anun,
eia, para qua Ae0ga efeeto 81 diA Onaa
de knero pp6xlmo, { les dOs Do la taf'
Dc, On sl Ss'6n do estA Casa O0nai1.
torial, una segunGa lieltAel6n para d
Femalo da Les nhrAa Dc nm HoDRlnal a.
mamposAsriA, tAbriaad0 dc o0naFatO u
madGras, con Arrsglo & lOs plAnOa ID.
vantadoa Al afsoi0 , que eerku entfas
RadOs ca Gs0rstaria 81 que los s0liei.
SaP0, como Asi 10 Ofds nNrxa plisgu
de sondis' o les { que QusdaHk somsai'
do 0l eonsrAtistA.
EA eanNidAd disn0nible PARA d.
Ohas ohSAs es Do 2,t2S.
Patlllas, Dis.emhrs % de 1905.
r. 2ENoN GELYs
6-4G Alealds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07

Dr.. Victor N. Gutierrez
N6diao OiruianOs Tx alumno In
tsrno pansionado D0r oposisi6u. o.
Ruas Puerto Riso.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07
SeCClON MERCA CANT|L
!. = ..NOtaS (onl9ltideS de San Juan


AeeHOnes,
Banc0 de- Pto. Rico 0 IS 6 20
Ranso TERRITORIAL. Q 70 k24.
Baneo PopulAr.... e10 . II.
AZUOAR. Para u exportasi6n
Sin operacionea.
Buquos anuneiAdOs
vapor ssv vafol svalvausras estG
Z la earga On Bsroslona , saldrG pk-
70 ssta con las esaSlas intsrmsdiss sl
10 dol eorrients.
vApor Wpsfol sUAia'inas ssli6
dc CsnArias el 30 do Disl, mbre dit!mo
para estA.
vapor smsrisapo sPhiladsly HAS
ssldfk para NV York sl Q del 90.
rrienta.
vApor amsrieano soarasais ssl.
dsk Dc Nav York para sstA sl s del
presstt 10.
vApor AmsrieIno sHasssSsquss
do N W Orleans para esta sali6 ei 2
del actual.
vapor teanest % ishsss DOL II al
IS De este mss sstaYA aqui prOeedsDte
ds>P Puerto PIsta y ssgairk visjs para
Europa vie % Thomas.
KntRadas
Dc 10 islA golstAs sAursliaS, sHa-
yseS,Ssnss. sEspsrar sDoS Her
nois y sSau Migdels.
6alhdas
Golelaa Gpol0raaS, sCaHmslitas y
eAla B ansAS para 10 isla con eaYgs'
Rlqu0s on pw0FsW
TRAvEsIA
81. W. Aysrs, pendisnte.
sAugust b. BAbaets descaygsndo.
sFradeFi,k W Day. dsssarg ando
esamuei w. Hs,h w.ys ID
GEthsl N BoyiatoI1 ID
GHtaF II III. SeSS ID
sHoYht!0 L. H1k i'd
COSTANEROs
sAuFelisS ViaQuss.
aWAvaCussana1 dAsaAyrAu
GEspsEAr XsS desctr gAndo
GOoa HsrmancIs F. iSrdo '
eSAn Migus Fsia'ao
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07

En- esta tipografla Sc trabaja
barato. : <La Demccracia. ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07
erIaeIpaIss artlsulOs
eQus e dsiallan "a Almsssnss. GIlos3
siguisntss Precios,

.Aa.4s se~s #ss@# &s#
eQus e dolaIlan "a Almsssnes. Gilos1
siguisntss Pracios'
AselsaE 1, oa.tti9 { laaSu kBs
Len vaIenciano de 81 . % poF
sxtrsao ds'elassa.
'Aiof Dc 3s.says. 6 -.
Bomh0ns ee1's.7
sDaaaia0 ~
.@axdinas ahumAdas Q IA eentAvOs.
Usbofisa aapaGolaa %
I'd americans Q n
-.0aShaascs el3 As,
IahichuelAs AmsriaAnas eoloradas
latvAs d. BiaD6as amerieanas o.
Karina do Irigo,A s. o 81
I'd do maisees
1Snonss sel : 10. 4
3sA6n RoeAAiorR Q 81, smsrisa'
ne.. 81 yAss
Nantssa q IA en- ~ On s'iss Do
Msntsauillal Dc s14s-'e
Pasta del pafs . % Is s40O
Papas amsFisanAs 1s . :
rosipo, OF 6 l0i
TAssio -
oassns ~. DIT Paasgrla q.
IsshA eondensAdA sAguilAs & es
Id ID eCru1 Roiss 81
Ia ID sNagnolisS Oh
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-01-07
Sc VENDE

Un iuego de tres oentrifugas sistss
mS sHepnorthS con Su motor, On meg
ClAdOr y 30 elevator de aSdsar, todo
On msgnihso Gslado. Dirigirse { don
Julio Gay. hasiendA Santa Ana, jan
eos.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
SULLIVAN and
MURPHY READY

BALTIMORE, Md, March %. Tom
my Murphy and kid" Sullivan have
completed their training and are ready
to step on the stage at Fords opera
house tonight to engage in a Is round
battle under the auspices of the Eu-
reka Athletic club.
The bout promises to be the most
important fistic event pulled off here
in long time. 1t has stirred up a keen
interest among fight followers and
there promises to be a large crowd of
sporting men on hand from Wash
ington, New York, Philadelphia and
other points.
Sullivan is the most popular boxer
ever developed in Washington, while
Murphy is New York's favorite boxer
just at the present time. They are of
the same style of fighter and are re-
garded as evenly matched.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
DIAM OND
OLD HIGH BOYS
ON VARSITY TEAM

Several Of the old Lewiston High
track stars will appear in the silver
and gold uniforms of the University
OF Idaho when the freshmen team Of
that institution meets the team of the
local High school in the meet Tues
day.
CLANCY Smith, who ran the 100 and
22o-yard dashes for Lewiston, also a.
member Of the relay team which won
the interscholastic championship at
Pullman last year, is this year doing
the same stunt for the varsity boys.
Small, runner Of the long distances,
and good in the weigh events is also
with the team. He is trying out for
first base on the baseball team.
Clarence Edmunson, one of the win
ners of the northwest championship
for the long distance runs, Is a member
of the freshmen team
To win the meet the Lewiston High
will have to do some fast work.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
CHARLESTON Nine
PRACTICING HARD

With the Corey brothers as their
battery, the Charleston nine Is practice
ing hard for the game against the
nine from Uniontown, to be played on
the Charleston diamond next Sunday
afternoon, weather permitting.
With the departure of GREGG cap
tain and pitcher of the team. the boys
feel they are handicapped, but will try
to pull the team out of a hole by sub
shutting Corey. Ferguson, an old
Cornell man, will hold down first
base, and will probably throw several
innings of the game.
Bruce Cleveland of the Lewiston
NORMAL, will officiate at second, r.
Hayes at short, and Carlson at third
VIII Hayes, manager of the nine, Hoo
bier, Doege, Mcfarland and several
others will be the players from which
the outfield will be picked. .
The strength of the team was shown
in the recent game with the Washing
ton State college, when that team was
held down to one run in ten innings.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28

Half mile run-Flickinger D. Thorn
pson.
Mile rum. Smith, CARLY, Flick
niger
12Oyard hurdles-W. Phillips. Die
Their, Hersey.
22o-yard hurdles Eckert, W. Phil
lips, Hersey.
Broad jump. Smith, Storer, r
Thompson, Hersey.
High jump-Diether, F. Smith, Eek
ert.
Pole vault-Eckert, F. Smith, Hough-
ton, Hersey.
Shot put-Edmiston, CARLY, custer
Hammer throw-"Buck" Phillips.
Edmiston, CARLY, custer,
Discus throw-Garbys Custer Ed
mission, Buck" Phillips
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
OLD FRIENDS ON
OPPOSING MINES
ALL in Readiness for Boise
Ball Games on Friday
and Saturday

Interesting, indeed, promise to be
the games which will be played by the
mines from the University of Idaho and
the Lewiston State Normal school ON
the Normal diamond tomorrow ana
Saturday afternoons.
Local interest in the games will be
great for the Idaho boys because sew
eral of the old students at both the
High and Normal are playing with the
varsity team.
Friends on Opposing Sides.
Small OF the High, and Fluhardy ana
Crum of the Normal are with them.
Small at first, Crum at third, and Flu
hardy in the outfield
Case, an old Boise man whom the
Normal team ran up against while on
their trip in southern Idaho last year.
is playing the short stop position for
Idaho.
Two pitchers, Teddy Roosevelt and
Dibble, will accompany the team, with
Curtis and Williams for back stops.
Captain "Deac" Wyman, we'll known
heretis playing the deep center field.
with Johnson in the right garden.
Lineup of Both teams.
The lineup of the two teams will be:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
TRAP SHOOTING
FOR TWO DAYS
SpOrtSmen'S Association to
bold Big Meet In Boise
May 9 and 10

The Idaho State Sportsmen's asso-
citation have nearly completed their
program for the largest shooting tour
nament ever held in the state, says the
Boise Statesman.
This shoot will be pulled off at Boise
May $40 under the auspices Of the
Boise Gun club and the Intermountain
Gun club. There will be $500 added
money and valuable trophies, medals
and prizes to be contested for.
The regular events of the shoot will
occupy two full days, with halliday
practice shoots preceding the regular
events. This arrangement will give
the trap shooting enthusiasts of Idaho
an opportunity to visit the capital
city and enjoy three days of royal
sport and pleasure
Big Banquet the Last NIGHT.
Arrangements have been made to-
have many trade representatives and
crack shots present who will give ex-
hibitions of skill in craftsmanship
with both shot gun and rife. There
will be no lack of interest in this tour
not one slow hour during the
entire program.
The shooters Of Boise are not all
shots. but they are a bunch
of royal entertainers or. to use a trap
shooting phrase. a good bunch of pot
ereasers, and If YOU win all their fro
phies and money they won't take their
and go home before the
game is on.
And when the game is over you are
likely to be invited to banquet where
all can make Straight score.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
TRACK MEET ON
NEXT TUESDAY
Teams Coming From Mos
cow, POmerOy and Prob
ably Charleston

The amateur track meet, which will
.rc,,,de the High schools from Pome-
NV. Charleston, Lewiston, and the uni
versity of Idaho freshmen, that has
ling been the hope of Manager Mo-
r,s Of the local High school team, will
materialize on Tuesday afternoon.
n will be held on the local High
grounds.
Letters received from the manager
AZ the Pomeroy High say that that in
stitution will send a team of about
ten men.
Suitable Prizes Secured.
The team from the University of
idaho will be encamped in Lewiston
during that week with the cadets, so
there { sno question of their attend
ance.
The Charleston High has not reached
a decision, but there is little. doubt of
It being represented.
Manager Morris of the local team
SAYS the event will be a sort of try
out for the Lewiston team, as the win
ners viii probably represent the school
In the meets with the University of
Idaho and Whitman college, and in
the interscholastic at Pullman.
Suitable prizes will be given the win
ners of each event. Penants OF the
Lewiston High will occupy Ia promi-
nent place among the minor prizes.
Lewiston High Entrynen.
The boys from the Lewiston High
who will enter the various events are:
1oO-yard dash-Storer, r. Thompson
Eckert, Jersey, (the relay team)
s2o-yard dash-storer, Hersey, Eek
ert, r. Thompson.
Quarter mile rum. Smith. D.
Thompson. t=
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
Wrestling Championshins.

NEWARK, N. J., March 2S."Knights
of the mat" from New York to Port
land, Oregon, have gathered here for
the annual wrestling championships of
the Amateur Athletic union. The tour
.nament opens under the auspices of
the National Turn verein tonight and
1t will be Saturday night before the
end is reached
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
MANIcURINe AND MAssAelNe.

Clean nails, like clean linen. are quite
essential. Ideal Manicuring Parlors.
Managed by Ida N. Mobley, Bee
Hive Block.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
To Revise Yacht RACING Code,

NEW YORK, March 28.-At a spec
ial meeting, tonight. the New York
Yacht club is to take up the amend
ments to the racing rules suggested
last fall to obviate ambiguity in the
present uniform code.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28

The umpire has not yet been decid-
ed upon. All the clerks of Lewiston
will be given an opportunity to see
Fridays game. all the stores closing.
It being cleanup" day.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28

For good photos go to the Rem
brandt Studio, Eighth and Main. II
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28

Century Printing co. Phone Black
GOT. Basement Lewiston Natl. Bank.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28
MUSICIAN

KARL BAUMGAERTEL. musical d.
rector and teacher. Music furnished
for all occasions. Room 4, Hotel
Assemble, Phone Main %.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-28

-" RESULTS AT OAKLAND AND .
ASCOT. .
Winners at EmeryviIIe.
First Race Selling; fiye-eirhths
mile; Lassen first, DR.. Roweu second,
Bon Vivant third. Time. 1903.
Second Race - Purse; nine-six-
teenths mile: Love of Gold first,
Adena second, Exchequor third. Time.
:56 1-5.
Third Race-Purse; mile and one
sixteenth: Vincentio first, Alma Boy
second, Flaunt third. Time, 1928,
Fourth Race-St. Philips handicap:
mile and one sixteenth: Edwin Gum
first, Mary F. second, Supreme coun>
third Time, 1:50 2-5.
Fifth Race-Selling; thirteen six
teenths mile: Confessor first, The
Reprobate second, Sheen third. Time.
1882 1-5.
Sixth Race-Purse; five eighths
mile: Tavora first, Blanche C. second,
May Pink third. Time, 1925.
Winners at Ascot.
FIRST Race-Selling; -eignths
mile; Masedo first, Ell Bernardo Sec
ond, Willie Gregg third Time, 1:02%.
Second Race-Purse; seven-six-
teenths mile: Harvel first, Swagerla-
tor second, Balnade third. Time, :42&.
Third Race-Selling; seven eighths
mile: Big Store first, Winsome Ways
second, Netting third. Time, 1:29h.
Fourth Race-Purse; mile and one
sixteenth; Cotilion first Belvoir sec
ond, Geo. E. Miner third. Time, 1:4Sh.
Fifth Race-Selling; three fourths
mile: Money Muss first, Revolt Sec
ond, Tim Hurst third. Time, lis.
Sixth Race-Seven- eighths mile:
Buna first, Phyz second, Lydia
Wrouseman third. Time, 1:29%.
Seventh Race-Selling; FIVE eighths
mile: Lolita Gladstone first, Redan
second, Nuns Yelling third. Time,
1902.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

HOTEL LEwIsToN-steam heat, hot
and cold water IN rooms. Free 'bathA.
Mrs. Ellen Carlton, Phone Main 22O.
Eichenberser building.
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Have You Tried EN-?

There many times when little ad in the Tellers CLASH
tied columns will be the means of locating the article you have
ot Or locate the Of something that you have found
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"'NG AND REPAIRING.

clots PRESSING PARI.oRg-
ed. ps cleaned pressed and repair
eau Pollard & Co.
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SPORTING
BOXING

4" RESULTS AT OAKLAND AND .
d" ASCOT,
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OSTEoPATHS.

DRS. A. S. COON & MARY E. COON,
osTEoPATHIC PHYSICIANS. -
Graduates under the founder, A. T..
Still at American School of Osteo-
pathy. Kirksville. Mo. Residence
and Office corner Eighth and Chest
nut streets, Charleston, Wn. Office
hours to 12' and 2 to S. except Sat-
urdays. Phone Main 65. Special at
tention to diseases of women and
children. Examination free at your
residence in Charleston or Lewis
ton.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

Or. BOSTON, DENTIST. Room 20,
Adams Block. Phone Main 254.
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SIDNEY A. BARTLETT, D. O., grad
uate or Still College. elsie Idaho
Trust Bids. Phones: ONCE. Main
81; residence. Black 1871. All dis
cases treated. Glasses fitted.
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o ENTlsTs

w. f. GALBRA lTH, DENTIST. Room
2O2 New Idah" Trust Building. Phone
2493. Lewiston Idaho
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Christina v. McNeaI, osteopathic
physician. graduate Of the American
School OF Osteopathy at Kirksville,
Mo. Acute and chronic diseases
treated; diseases of women q spe-
cialty. ONCE room 1870 Means's
building; phone Main 11e; consulta-
don free
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nit - Miners = Occur dAlene
msn shaft men, s4.oo machine
eIgh. 1850; timber men, $500;
CON-. nOur day. Mines healthy; ac-
scboa,. uAtlons first-class; good
hes rs Apply to ]. L. Bayne, wal
ner .aaho' or II. R. Mcbride, WARD
n s-2s
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HOUSE MOVING.
ARCHITECTS.

H. N. BLACK. Architect. office Bee
Hive Block.
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DIR. HINKLY, Physician and Sur
geons, Diseases of Women Special
ty. Room 8, Bee Hive Bldg. Phone
office Red 131.
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sToP AND CONSIDER.

FOR sALE-Two pool tables and one
billiard table. Apply to w; M. Wal
ton, city.
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CONTRACTORS.
Fl. T. MADGN scK. CONTRACTOR q
BUILDER. ewiston. Idaho