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RAILROADS..
BALTTMORF & OHIO RAILROAD


-25', $50. -, b.. ~, 49, I5zg $50 -s8e 60
~ ~. ~ "a, Il21g icon. Il-a5 -la2 sl.-5
I-ll, 'yae, Isl, 50, T4g r445. ~, Is ~ s3.4
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED-A WOMAN As COOK; MUST BE
competent and wen recommended Call l7l7 p st.
NV. af52t
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SEWING MACHINES.

FEW SLIGHTLY USED SEWING MA
chimes at greatly reduced prices Repairing al
makes sewing machines. 30 cents: guaranteed for
one year Drop postal; win cali. open nights.
kkAMEES, l53 It'll ST. sW. 'lhoae N. eJ7s
nh5-u
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MISCELLANEOUS -FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-THE ICE BOXES rs ALL sly
stores. among them some Of the finest j. r. u.
PYLES 4lZ Etb 81 g. ar59t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WILL CALL AND MAKE KEYS, ANYWHERE
Ia city. sc; LOCKS u1t oH and repaiTed, drop pcs
tai Ct phone north 5s93 WM CCLLfGAN. -
s. Nv. mi.Z5-eod7t
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a LII PouItrr Fnrm.

= MIC htNtIt Efuilt NtaF NIennHs
l5iz acres; acres cleared. balance in good timber
good 6Ioom house. newly paUred and painted barn
aud all necessary outDuildinss; well al the door
some fruit Price. 500: on reasonable terms j. b.
JERAfAN. Fairfax Va. au5st
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FURNITURE WANTED,

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. CAR.
pets stoves. bTic-a -brac and all kinds Of house
hold goods. BAUMs FURNITURE SHOP, Isth
and y sts Phone y 1878. Formerly eth and o.
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RuONS FOB BENT.

1t YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ROOMS AND
board. see us; charges. THE CENTRAL REAL
ESTATE CO.. ll 3 NV; room 2 'Phene b.
JOSS. fsl4-u
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CAFES.

LEFT II 80 ALEXANDRIA CAR on April. 1
mink mun Please leave at go 18th ST. nv. and
receive reward. ana a.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE or NEW AND USED
Pisnos TRenty makers sent ~ pianos fof new
building on approval. 50 d these instruments BIu
b. sa-a "a 1 nnn-raL -.---a ~ c---- a-.
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PICTURE FRAMING,

PICTURE FRAMES OF EVERY SIZE AND De
seliptl9n made 10 order at shortest notice and al
lalc-a ~ lti cent lover Than any other house in
Washington. Our work is Irst-clsss Frames for
me paintings cur speciality holdings from &c 20 81
Ter foot ENTERPRISE WALL PAPER q Arr
CO.. Geo. s. Hewitt Manager. So Pa. ave. Sc.
mh.9-35t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ARE VOC LOOKING FOR a GOOD sITUA-
uan3 i SO, place a small ad under this heading
state your qualifications. and you wil reach ths
best employers in Washingt0n-people who pay good
wages and appreciate good help. Only Ic q gord for
one time. Phone main $500 r
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TEAMS WANTED.

WANTEn-TEAAlS To HAUL BRICK. APPLY
at once WEST BROTHERS BRICK CO. south
end Long Bridge. ap37t
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FOR SALEM YARDS OF LINOLEUsl; GOOD
new: 55c. per yard. cost. sL25 per yard. u &C.
yer yard II sold as whole. ss + S. ua.
mh2-d
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TYPEWRlTERS,
BICYCLES,
PROPOSALS.


~ dHlllltt ton II. e.. March -. 1907
sealed proposals will be received by The
Washington Gas Light Company at its
once, No. +l5 Tenth street northwest. this
city, on or before the ETH DAY OF
APRIL 1907, al u o'clock noon for the
following supply of Anthracite and Gas
Goals for the year beginning April u
1907. and ending April ! 1903:
55Ul0 gross tons of best %-inch screened
Gas Coal. TO be delivered f. o. b. along
side our wharf at Twenty-sixth ana 9
streets, this city, as required By the Com
pany.
For East Station Gas Works during the
year named above.
10000 gross tons of best 2-inch screened
Gas Coal, to be delivered t. o. b. cars on
tracks IN our yard at Twelfth and n
streets southeast, this city, in such guam
titles as needed
ANTHRACITE BROKEN COAL.
5000 gross tons of Anthracite Broken
Coal to be delivered as needed. f. o. b.
alongside our wharf at Twenty-siXth and
streets, this city; also
600 tons of Anthracite Broken Coal TO
be delivered as needed on oar tracks
T, o. b. ears at East Station. Twelfth and
N streets southeast, this city.
All of the aboVe-named Goals to be
gross tonnage Of 2,@i0 pounds.
Contractors for any of the Goals EMU
merated above viii be required TO give
ample security TO the Gas Company for
a ,I faithful BIZ 4ulfillment Of contract.
reject any or all bids
All proposals shall be sealed and adj
dressed TO the Washington Gas Light
Company. and marked Proposals for
Coal"
WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
mh2S-l5t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Office OK Superintendent L. $. Capitol
Building end Grounds, Washington, d. c.
March %. la0f.-Sealed proposals will be
received and opened al the above Office at
u O'Clock noon on WEDN ESDAY, April
10. 1871, for furnishing and installing in
the L. $. Capitol Building eight % sets
of revolving doors. CirCular-ietter Of re-
quiremeuts furnished on application. The
right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids
and 60 waive any technicality or infor-
mality in any bid. ELLIOTT WOODS.
Superintendent L. S. Capitol Building and
Grounds. Approved; JAMES RUDOLPH
GAHt IELll, Secretary. nh30-aprI3,5
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. /
ID. c.. Washington D. C.. March So
lsV..-sealed Proposals viii be received a
THIS office Until j. o'clock M, APRIL l3.
1870, TOT furnishing underground signal
and telephone cable for the Electrical De- /
paTtment OF the District Of Columbia
separate olds viii be considered for the
several items enumerated. Specifications
anc plank FORMS of proposals may be OBJ
tanned az this Office. j. 3. f. MAGYAR
LAND HENRY l. WEST, JOHN BID
DE- Commissioners, ID. Z. apr3 4,5.6S9
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BIG MONEY IL SODA WATER BUSINESS.
Get our prices On fountain and e1iH money this
summer. Buy nov. BURCH L kLEPs. SIS Sta
uH. Phone 81. z1l0. feis-tf
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SODA FOUNTAINS. CARBOSATOE8, SODA
fountain supplies get our prices before buying
CHRISTIAN BROS. CO.. 50 slA ST. ". Phone
Main 267E mll1f
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SURuRRAN-EOR SALE.


one mile from the electric railroad, al OaktoH; So
acres; houses: one 5room. a new s-Toom: ba.n SIX
81 courthouse and granary. 9 chicken houses iucu-
bator house; good wei al the door; nice orchard
consisting Of so peach trees Is apples 100 plums
the land IS IN high state Of cultivation; is good for
fruit, truck gardening. or general farming This
farm is stocked with horses COWS. about go
chickens wagons, harness. and most all kinds Of
farming implements; quantity Of feed. II sold right
away, val include everything on the place outside
Of the contents Of the house. VIII sell all for $3.50
on reasonable terms. Last year the income this
farm from the eggs was about sl.G03. This place
must be seen to be appreciated. ]. +. JERMAN.
Fairfax, Va. an5-3t
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RUGS

OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO HAYDsOWE
rugs. Rag carpets woven. ARLINGTON RUG
COMPANY, 22l4 G. Phone Ii99 West
RUGS WOVEN OUT or OLD CARPETS DROP
postal s5l 5th ST. NV. or phone 1876. mh23u
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DENTISTRY.
DENTAL WORKS.

Set Of Teeth and Gold Clowns. g m. s,oia s,,,.
ings S up; Silver Filings. Soc Work v7lsTs1tsed
No pain Dr. GEO. L. EDMONDs. SO n a. pS,
alo-u
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: 80 EXTRACTING.
70 paini look feel. Ect. and last longer thar
natural teeth; shrlnken facss made normal: psinlsss
suing. Dr J. l. WILSON. lbs + st. Nv ocs-tg
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
Of Coiumbia John G. Bieligk vs. Christina Bic
bgk. No 1880 Equity Docket S.-The object Of
this suit Is fer a limited divorce upon the ground
al dcsertlon. On molten Of the complainant by
his attorney. Campbell Darlington. it is this 18th
day Il March 1877. ordered that the defendant
Christina Bieligk. cause her appearance 10 be en-
tered herein before the forieth day exclusive
Of sundays and legal holidays, securing after the
day q She first publication II this order; otherwise
the cause viii be proceeded with as in case of de
fault. Provided. cops q this order be Published
once week for three successive weeks in the Wash
iugton Law Reporter, and The Washington Herald
before said day. ASHLEY A. GOULD. Justice.
true copy-Test: lSeall J. r. YOUNG CLERK.
BY r. y. BkLEM. Assistant CLERK. mh2saur5.l2
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0. J. pE MoLL 4 ID. IL 9 4.

electric bells. burglar alars and electric gas light.
ing or specially. Drop postal or phone q. la
PERCY s. ANGLE s. Co. I92 lith S. uH.
jal-tf.
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS n. J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAVFB
and haTrdresseT. shampO0ing manicuring. chirop.
ody' Iacl-l and scalp treatment Work done a
hotels and residences. Phone main 2s55 ga q
ST. DIV. fa9i-tf
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co

SUPREME CUIkT OF The DISTINCT OF Co
hlmba, holding Probate Court. No. 1865, AG-
ministIation--This is 10 give notice that the sub
scriber. Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court ef the District Of Columbia
letters Of administration on the estate OF BERTHE
HutchiS0n late OF the District Of Columbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated % the
subscriber on or before the 18Th DAY OF MARCH
A. D. 1903 otherwise they may by law be excluded
from al benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 18th day Of March, 1907 ROBERT L.
MONTAGUE 6IT La. ave. Attest. (Seai) JAMES
TANNER. Register Of wills for the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the PROBATE Court h. y
H0pEW ELL Attorney. mhg9 at5.l2
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HOUSE. DOWNTOWN, FILLED WITH ROOM
ers; must sell; 500.
Wanted-GroceTy. Tooming. and boarding houses
ID. G. BUSINESS AND REALTY BROKERS'
6l7 l4th St. Room p
Established 1896 Give your business if you wish it
sold quickly. Over $4,000 worth Of business places
sold in February cur business advertised until sold
New York business Brokers,
Gil st, NV. Phone NJ 45gI
mhlT-20t
IF YOU WISH TO DISPOSE OF Your RTSI-
ness or wish to buy ans kind Of a business. con
suit u.s. We can please You, TAYLORs, 1893 +
ST. NV. mhG3-tf
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FREE MUsICAI EDUCATION

ron sALE-FiREWO0D 81 PR load KF-
ply y. A. WILBUR Barber Asphalt Co.. 45,l and
ID SIS. NV Phone West rs. mh35--t
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DOGS. CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

FANCY POULTRY. PIGEONS. sTNGIYC ca
naries. breeding cages. parrots, dogs cats, plant
toel, goldlishes goats. rabbits. guinea pigs, ks
hCHMID's BIRD STORE. 10 18th ST. ds2s-u
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FOUND

LACEI's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND SHEER
bert, zoe and Coo per gal large bricks in a box
CSC. Phone NJ. 933 COZ New York ave. NV. feg7-tf
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SUBURBkN---FOR RENT.

/ ROOMS AND BATH, $50 YEAR BROOM
house. Clark Mills estate, acreage, garden. ciy
water. one fare City and Suburban Electric SO year
Both az 2i2i Franklin st. ne ,Iaugdonl LELAND
BARTON, Suburban Specialist, III 18th ST. nv.
aI49t
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
luInbia, holding Probate Court No. l4lB, Ad-
minstrAtion.-T is 10 give notice that the sub
scFiber Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District OF Columbia
letters Of administration the estate Of John +.
sullivan, late Of the District Of Columbia de
ceased. All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof legally authenticated 70
the subscriber. on or before the sTH Day OF
JANUARY. A. ID. 1905; otherwise they may by lsw
be excluded from all benefit of said estate Given
under my hand this 2lst day Of March. 1907
MICHAEL MAHANEY 2f0S Brightwood ave At
test; tSeal) JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills
f0E the District CT Columbia CLERK Of the Probate
Court HUFTY & HUFTY, Attorneys
mh22 q ap5.
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RWEBDALE PARK,
Washington Beautiful gumlrb

"RINERDALE PARK"
WashingI0n's Beautiful suburb
Lots, Sl75 20 500
Acreage plots, $40 % so per acre
Two new pebbie-dashcd, slate roof houses, contain
ing ruoms. large reception hal hot and cold bath
and sewerage large dry cellar: heated with hot air
ana beautifully trimmed throughout ia hardwood
Price. 5000. Terms 500 dOMn aud IS per month.
Can be seen on sundays. Apply
THE RLYERDALE PARK COMPANY,
CLAUDE WARREN. Manager
ap35t RiEeFdale Nd.
FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM. LOCATED / MILE
from the electric railroad at Fairfax; 81 acres
5-room house; small barn. wagon shed, courthouse,
and chicken house; other necessary 0utbuildiugs: SO
peach trees 90 apples. cherries. and pears. Price
Il sold in the next few days X,5JG. just been re-
ap5-3t
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I saw YOUR I'D IN THE Herald
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-14
SHOOTS YOUTH
WHILE ANGRY
Vineland Fruit Grower too
Free With Use of
Firearms

Because he has been harrassed by
boys and young men for the past sew
eral weeks, c. o. Wright of South
Vineland yesterday shot Wilson Her
ring, the 15-year- old son of Mrs.
Laura Herring, and compelled the lad,
at the point of the gun, TO wade into
the Snake river and recover driftwood
after receiving the charge from %
rifle in the leg.
Such is the story told by young Her
ring and Willis Williams, son of Coun-
ty Assessor Williams, who was COM
paniop of the unfortunate boy at the
time of the shooting.
The boys left Lewiston yesterday
morning to go up the Snake river on
the Idaho side, and when about two
miles south of the o. R. & N. docks
saw a man. crossing the river in a
small boat The man landed but a
short distance from where they were
and when approaching them fired the
shot that hit young Herring in the leg
He then ordered them to carry the
driftwood from the river and after
wards drove them from the spot at the
point of his gun. He followed them
for a considerable distance.
After his ire had cooled he told the
boys that guns were a bad thing and
the world would be better if they were
not made and referred to the shooting
as an accident. He then took thin into
the boat and brought them to point
about a mile from the city.
The boys then proceeded to the city,
where the wound was dressed and the
warrant secured for Wright's arrest on
a charge of assault with intent to COM
nit murder. He was arrested by
Deputy Sheri: James Lydon and lodg-
ed in the county jail. He will be ar
raigned at O'clock this evening. Since
his arrest he has refused TO discuss
the case.
Wright is a resident of South Vine
land, and is at the present time living
on the Charles Hayes ranch, where he
is engaged in the growing of fruit and
fishing. He has lived in the vicinity of
Charleston for the past three years and
is highly regarded by his neighbors,
but is known to possess a bad temper.
For the past several weeks he has
been disturbed by boys stealing his
fruit and molesting his fish traps and
but a short time ago was fined $25 for
administering a whipping to the Is
year-old son of Ben Hyde, whom he
caught in his orchard. Wright has a
wife and two small children.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-14
EXHIBIT
FOR NEXT YEAR
Idaho County Pleased With
Treatment Here-=Edu=
CatiOnal Features

Our visit to the lewiston Charleston
fair has been most pleasant one; we
appreciate the courtesies which have
been extended to US and can say the
only recompense we can offer is to
come next year with the best exhibit
that Idaho county can produce" said
M. L. Butler, in charge of the Idaho
county exhibit. when taking the train
for his home this afternoon.
The fair has been a great educa-
.tional institution for us and we feel
that we have been amply repaid for
the trouble and expense in making the
collection we did and bringing it to
Lewiston. Our only regret is that it
was not larger and more representa-
tive of our rich country.
1T was too short a time in which to
make a collection, and we did not know
just what we wanted. The experience
of this year, however, will be highly
beneficial in the preparation of the ex-
hibit for next year, and we feel that
we can assure your people that we will
be held with a collection of products
that will make the people stop and
take notice.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-14
YOUNG MEN WANTED.
Commercial Club Will Endeavor to
Enlist Interest of Young Men.

The governing board of the Com
mercial club today took the initial
steps looking toward the enlargement
of the membership by enlisting the as
sistance of the young men of the city.
The board authorized the circulation of
letter to the parents of the young
men setting forth the purposes of the
club, the amusement features provided
in the club rooms, where the evenings
may be spent in innocent amusements
and games without the undesirable as
sociations which naturally surround
the more public club rooms.
The club also endorsed the sundry
appropriation bill introduced by Con-
gressman Charles L. Davis of Mime
sofa and which provides for the appro
priation of money by the government
to carry on the industrial work in khe
high schools and the establishment OF
branch experimental stations in all
| parts of the country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-14
TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUB.
First Meeting of the Year Held at
EIks' Temple Today.

About 40 of the so members of the
Twentieth Century club attended their
first meeting this afternoon. The ses-
sion was held in tha Elks' temple,
where the meetings will be held
throughout the year. The officers of
the club are President Mrs. George
Day; secretary. Mrs. l. N. Smith
The program Of the day was mostly
given over to its social side. The pres
idents address was followed by a short
musical program, after which refresh
ments We're served and the m 4mbers
enjoyed a social session. Those on the
musical program were Misses. Horner
and Eaves for vocal solos and Mrs.
Stacy and Mr. Coldron for piano solos.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-14
EXHIBITS NOW
BEING REMOVED
Track a Fast One Says
HOrSemen==W Winter Work
Will Make Best in N. W.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, Wash, Oct. 14.-The
center of activity today is at the fair
grounds, where the exhibition build
ings are being dismantled and the
products of the several counties re-
moved.
The gorgeous color effects used in
the decoration of Agricultural hall viii
be reserved for next years decorations,
and much of the agricultural and hor-
ticultural exhibit has been secured by
the lewiston Charleston promotion bu-
reau, and will be utilized in creating
the permanent exhibits at the Lewiston
Commercial club rooms and the Spo-
kane Chamber of Commerce.
The matter of next years fair is al
ready being discussed, and a general
sentiment for a greater cooperation is
expressed. The care of the race course
is also a matter receiving attention and
members OF the fair association resid-
ing in Charleston seem favorable to
leasing the tract to reliable parties
who will enter into a rigid contract to
take the proper care of the rac1;
course and the grounds in general I'M
til the opening of next season.
Horsemen who were here with their
horses this year unhesitatingly pro-
nounce the Lewiston Charleston track
to be one of the best in the Northwest
If properly cared for, and it is gen.
orally believed with winter working
the course can be made the fastest
north of California.
Noah Huddleson of Belgrade, Neb.
is here visiting his parents, A. S. Hud-
dleson and wife, and reports that he
is well pleased with this country.
Deputy Sheriff Mcbride served pa
pers on F. B. Morrison this morning
for damage suit brought by Mrs. e
Kraber for $209S for injuries received
on the lewiston Charleston bridge
Mr.. Morrison was driving some cattle
across the bridge while Mr. Krabc1
was crossing when the cattle upset the
rig in which she was riding iniurina
her as set up in the complaint
A. c. Holcom. who broke his arm ia
the skating rink at at Lewiston last
Thursday night is getting along very
ven so far.
Mrs. o. r. Bennett Of California. who
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-14
STREET A SILVER MINE.
Large Amount of Money Found on
Carnival Street Yesterday.

Carnival street was a veritable sill
yer mine yesterday for the small boy
ard even the older ones who cared to
pan the sawdust and confetti for the
change which had been dropped in the
street during the week
It was estimated last night that fully
5000 had been gathered in the street
during the day. Men were armed with
garden rakes and screens; the small
boys scattered the sawdust and confet-
ii with their hands and by midafter-
noon the sawdust had been thoroughly
worked over Some Of the more for
tunate ones secured as high as 50 for
their labors, while others would So
cure by a few cents
The greater portions Of the money
was found about the confetti stands.
where the crowds We're thickoe. and
disorder reigncd supreme
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-14
POLICE SERVICE
MOST THOROUGH

The closing of the fair and the de-
parture of the fair crowds without
single report of a theft or other crime
of serious character reflects the
great credit due the Lewiston police
department for the splendid order
maintained.
During the past 10 days thousands
of fair followers have visited the city,
and among these have been the usual
number of questionable characters who
follow the circuit with a view of fleec-
ing the public and securing their mon
ey by unlawful practices.
The thorough patrol established by
Chief Hayes has made impossible any
violations of the law and has afforded
ample protection to all sections of the
city.
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The K. &. BeachCo
Lew1stons Greatest Store

has been visiting here for some time,
returned home this morning. 1t has
been 16 years since she lived in Aso-
tin county, and she was very much
surprised at the development of this
section in that time.
J. H. Ingram, from Dayton, has been
visiting his son, G. e. Ingram and de-
parted for home this morning
Mrs. ]. w Eastwood left yesterday
for Spokane, where she will join her
husband and they will depart for
southern California, where Mr.. East
wood will engage in business.
II. H. Mckinney of GaGrfeld Isl in
town looking over the fiat with a view
to locating in this section.