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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-08

York, and it is not likely that any
case ever tried in New York attract
ed the amount of attention or caus-
ed more widespread argument than
accompanied the first trial of Thaw
1t has already been decided that the
jurymen will be placed under lock
and key from the moment they are
chosen until they finally finish with
the case, and this will add to the
difficulty in finding qualified jury
men who will be willing to serve in
the case and who will not in come
way be able to squirm out of that
duty. 1t will not be a surprise to
the attorneys in the case If month
or more is consumed in securing the
jury.
District Attorney Jerome and AS
sistant District Attorney Garven
again represent the people in the
case. while Martin w. Littleton, a
well-known Brooklyn attorney. APP
pears as Thaw's chief counsel, re
placing Dolphin Michael Delmas, The
California lawyer, who headed the
jdefense's CORPS of lawyers at the
former trial.
The prosecutions direct case vii
be brief. The actual killing will bt
proved and then the detense vii
have an opportunity to pr.,se, If i
can, that Thaw was not mental!
responsible when he fired the sho
which ended the life of Stanfor,
/ White.
1t Is aid that the defense ha
tsubpoenaed a large number of addl
tional witnesses for this trial. but /
is believed that Evelyn Nesbit Thay
will be the principal witness for tn
defense. That she will tell practi
cally the same story as she told Il
1.-The last trial is probable, but 1t /
rumored that the prosecution vii
1 lcross-examine her even more severe
ly than was done at the other tria
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-08
ELECTRIC line
MASS Meeting
ALL SECTIONS TRIBUTARY TO
ROUTE OF PROPOSED LINE
WILL BE CALLED TO GENERAL
MEETING AT LEWISTON OF
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is

The people of Charleston, Asotin.
Anatone and the rich sections trir-
utary to these places will be invited
to come to Lewiston on January Is
to participate in a mass meeting
called for the purpose of perfecting
eer Frank Mexican, who has submit
ted a proposition to construct an
electric road connecting the points
mentioned.
This was the decision reached iask
night at meeting of the CONNER
cial club and committee Will be
appointed to visit Asotin and The
Anatone sections where meetings.
will be held to arrange for the big
meeting to be held here.
The club endorsed the report or
the subcommittee in which count
er proposition to Engineer Mexican
was submitted.
The report Of the committee was
signed by M. A. Means. D, J. Nc
Gilvery and N. Jensen, who had
been delegated by the general conn
mittee to personally direct the con-
ference with Mr.. Mexican. A state
ment from the general committee
was submitted to the effect that the
subcommittee had been appointed
after Mr.. McKean had explained
that he would, under no circum-
stances disclose at this time the
identity of his associates, and after
a decision had been reached to sub
nit to Mr.. Mexican a counter prop-
osition. The report Of this subcom-
lmittee contained the Mexican proDo-
sition and the counter proposition
Iland by adopting the repost the mat
ter now remains in that shape for
1 disposal by the mass meeting as
planned when further conference
with Mr.. Mexican win take rlace.
A summary Of the report Ii as fol-
lows;
4 Mr.. McKean had asked for stock
subscriptions here IN the sum bf
| 100000; that franchise for opcr-
Eating street railway be secured;
that assistance be rendered In So
curing terminal grounds and per-
INIT to build the Snake river bridge
affording entrance to the city.
The counter proposition asks that
THE franchise be limited to certain
streets; that the time for completion
of the street railway be limited to
three years instead Of six; thar the
subscribers to stock give securities
lother than mortgages. The report
, then states that the findings deal
only with the matter Of the bridge
! and the franchise in Lewiston as 4
Twas believed the people in the coun-
try to be traversed should be first
consulted before Lewiston take def.
mite action on the entire project
The report then recommended that !
mass meeting be held here for gen,
raj consultation and action aftel
meetings had been held at the out
side points. and suggestion wa
also made that II a proposition wal
entered into with Mr.. Mexican tha'
he enter a guarantee that should hi
project not be carried out the com
? munities, formed into an organize
tion, acquire interests in the right
J of-way, SO that they can be held AM
! utilized for some other and sinaila
project.
: The club also passed a motion an
I thorizing the appointment Of corr
mittees to labor for one Of the stat
conventions Of the political partie
: to be brought here,
n
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-08
SALOONS GIVE
Up The FIGHT
SPOKANE DEALERS WILL NOT
OPEN SUNDAY ON sTIPULA-
TIoN THAT PRESENT CASES
ARE DROPPED

SPOKANE, Jan. s.-Following
Mayor Moore's positive instructions
10 the police to arrest the proprie-
tors of saloons open next Sunday
the saloon men have given up the
f,ght practically all signing the
agreement to close next Sunday in
consideration that the impending
cases for former violations Of the
law be dropped.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-08
STATEHOOD FOR
new MEXICO

WASHINGTON. Jan s.A pstl-
tion in support Of a bill for the az
mission ol New Mexico to separate
statehood was received today and fe-
feFred to the COMMITTEES on teffItor-
les. The petition recifes that when
Governor Curry visited Wsahinslon
recently the president assured Him
|of his support
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-08
UNCOVERED
INK FRAUD

WASHINGTON Jan. s.-Ths
federal grand Jury has indicted Ed
win NJ, vandyck. former chemist Of
the bureau Of engraving and print-
ing alleging that he worked in con-
junction with a wholesale ink man
ulacturer Of Baltimore. Nd. to the
extent that the government was de-
.rauded Of between $4,000 and
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-08
Lake Carriers Meeting

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. s.-The
sxesutiye committee of the Lake
carriers, association met at the
Hotel Pontehartrain today and COM
nIeted arrangements for the assoeia-
tion,s annual meeting. which Is to
bs held at the same place tomorrow.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-08

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-wheat close.
May, si.o5k; July. sse; Sept,
saMc.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-08

Harry Adams was an arrival this
afternoon from Wallace.
The oasis., 1908-04-25

interest Monday and Tuesday than usual lately, but as receipts were liberal at all points, they relapsed into their independent attitude after Tuesday. A small run today is selling a shade higher, lambs at
 T 90, which is almost equal to a week ago. That price was paid Monday, and is the top for the week for wooskins, although springs sold early in the week at $500 to $9 25. Yearlings are worth $6.25 to $7.00, wethers $5.75 to $6.50, ewes $5.25 to $610, Texas wethers $4.50 to $5.75, the latter top price for them this week, goats $3.80 to $4 50. Very few Texas or Arizona muttons have been re- ceived this week. Owners are be- ing advised to not put anything forward unless it is in good condi
 tion. J. A. RICHART, L. $. C..
The oasis., 1908-04-25
HIDES AND HORNS.

Cochise Press: Thursday train of eighteen cars of cattle from the Cananea company was brought in- to the yards at Benson and shipped out yesterday morning for Bakers field, California.
 Prescott Courier: After two weeks negotiations, one of the most i'm portant land and stock deals made here for some time, was consum- mated yesterday when Charles H. Hooker of Jerome, took over the land and stock interests of Fred. Venaton, in the Ash and Sycamore Creek sections.
 Paradise Record: The San Simon cattle company is gathering 1900 yearlings for shipment to a firm to Idaho which takes all the cattle this company can furnish. The San Simon is the largest cattle com. pany in this section, over 4,000 calves being branded last spring. The San Simon cattle range in the Chiricahua mountains, from which they do not stray far. Rodeo is the shipping point. J. R. Wheeler is foreman, and there are usually about seventeen cowboys associated with him on the work of the range.
 Stockman Many have been the reasons advanced for cattle bloat- ing, but none seem more reason able than that advanced by caller at The Stockman office the past week. He stated that he had ob- served that cattle turned on green pasture were, as a rule, generally hungry, and immediately started to eat as would a small boy who had missed a meal, with the result that many of them would bloat anC large percentage die. His rem edy was to fill them as full of dry feed as possible before turning them in the green feed, and ther they would start eating itgra dualll and not gorge themselves. During a number of years experience as { feeder for himself, he has never los single head of stock from bloat.
The oasis., 1908-04-25
Live Stock Market.

KANSAS CITY, April 17, 1908.-. Cattle supply this week at 27,000 head is 5000 smaller than last week, but the market has been in different and prices on killing grades are 10 to 30 cents lower. Greatest loss has been on heavy steers, while she stuff and light weight steers have moved at only slightly lower prices. The week before Easter is usually unsatis factory to sellers, because of poor retail trade, and if volume of re- ceipts remain as small next week as it has been this week some i'm provement in the situation may be expected. Colorado fed steers sold at $500 to $640 this week, hay fed westerns at $560 to $6.15, pea fed heifers at $545, Western stockers and feeders $4 4.50 to$535. Receipts of country grades have been small, and as the demand has been good, prices on them are 10 to 20 cents higher than a week ago. Season able rains all over the Missouri valley have put pastures in good shape, and there is strong call for stock cattle. European prices on beef cattle are the highest of any time in the last four years, and the belief prevails that fed cattle will sell higher in May than they have in April. Receipts at all the markets are running 20 to 30 per cent short of this period last year.
 Mutton buyers displayed more
The oasis., 1908-04-25

Is there a better way to keep the family longer at table, to keep it together?
 Your grocer returns your money fl you don't like Schilling's Best: we pay him
The oasis., 1908-04-25

sonora Time.
 xDinin4 stations.
 Pullman Slee lers gre attached to Nos 8 and 1, the mixed trains
 Trans maAes connection at Torres with Torres Prietas Railroad, leaving at 10 .3Oa m and 400 D. m daily for Colorado, and Nina Pr Ntas
 Close connection is made at Guaymas with steamers for all points on west coast of Mexico
The oasis., 1908-04-25
Cananea, Yrqui River 4 Pacific
 Railroad Co.

Effective January I, 1908, l2:Ol 6. m. No. 2South STATIONS. No. North
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09
DANGER IN DELAY.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dangerous For
Farmville People to Neglect.

The great danger Of kidney troubles
is that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health Il
gradually undermined. Backache,
headache, nervousness, lamene $, sore
ness, lumbagO, urinary troubles,
drOpsy. diabetes and Brights disease
follow in merciless succession. Don't
neglect your kidneys. Cure the kid
news with the certain and safe remedy,
DOan's Kidney Pills, which have cur
ed people right here IN Famvile.
W. +. Moore, living on Main street,
Farmville, Va, says: 81 have used
DOan's Kidney Pills and know them
to be an excellent remedy for kidney
complaint. Although ! was never in
serious condition the trouble gave
me quite a little annoyance at times.
! used less than the contents OF one
box Of Doan's Kidney Pills when !
noticed relief. They restored the kid
neys 10 a natural condition and after
using them / felt better and stronger
in every way. have no hesitancy in
recommending DOan's Kidney Pills To
others as feel confident they will
give satisfactory results if they are
used according to directions. pro-
cured them at Il. l.. Frecafs drug
store
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburu Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan and
take no other.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

We were talking with an EXON
federate soldier the other day, who
served faithfully for four years, never
Sinking in presence of any duty or
of any danger, and he remarked that
when he surrendered at AppomattoX
half clad, half fed and hardly shod at
all, he was fatter, stronger and felt
better physically than he had ever
done before OF since.
For years he had slept out doors, Of
ten in rain and snow, marched all
day and all night, no coffee, no sugar,
an occasional ration Of poor meat and
fuuked corn meal with hard tack
thrown in now and then. A stone for
a pillow and the sky for a canopy.
And yet he fattened and grew strong.
Why then ali this care about houses
20 dwell in? clothes TO wear? and
dainties To feed on Did the first
gardener known to earth have a shelf
er under which TO seek cover? Did
our forelaihers have furnace heated
homes cook stoves? porcelain bath
tubs electric lights? telephones or
know anything of moving pictures ?
Are we happier, betterau mOie use
iul than they were2
Is 1t not true that we could be "qute
comfortable ina our lives bat for for our
pleasures ?N
Let's learn 10 have fuller apprecia-
ton Of the "blessed enough
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

President Woodrow Wilson, of
Princeton. offered an incisiye analysis
of the causes OF our present discOnienis
in an address before the American
Bankers Association at Denver. lie
pointed out that the old fear of govern
ments, Of the tyranny of political pow
or. which distinguished our f0reiathers
had altogether passed away and had
given place in the popular mind To-
dread Of massed capital. Men have
found out "what il is 10 fear the power
of capital, 10 watch il with Jealousy
and suspicion, and trace 10 IL the
source Ofeyefy open or hidden wrong.
No longer are we jealous Of politlcal
power, but Of the domination Of capi-
tai. Ii is widely believed that this
new power has two largely controlled
the course Of national development,
and issue is being joined between the
power of accumulated capital and the
privileges and opportunities Of the
masses. Washington Herald.
Yes, the battle is joined and Bryan
is leading masses against "accu-
mulated capital" The nation has
rarely ever engaged in more momen-
tous struggle. The God Of nations as
well as Of individuals add his bene-
dections.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

There is mo- candid and sensible man
i'm all the land. DE he white OF black,
who is not ready 90 admit hut that the
acknowledgement of the negro, 90 say
The least of 10, was lamentable mis-
take. OF course itawas intended To-
strengthen Republcanism jon ihe~oulh-
ern States. and instead of accom-
nnshinr that. has proven los Waterloo.
Having failed of accomplishing the
one and only object of it- creation, the
time has come when the farce should
end and Che curtain rung down ON the
tragedy. Let the white people of the
nation. whose country this is and
whose under God 10 viii remain, say
TO the negro, we made mistake ln
srnrug You with The power OF The
ballot, and for your good and ours. we
will correct the mistake, remove that
which has proved a burden 10 sou
and give YOU real blessing instead.
And let that blessing bee in the form OF
exemption from AN taxation, national
State and municipal We are firmly
persuaded that niue-tenth- of the me-
proes would be satisfied with this ar
rangement, and rs 20 the other tenth,
made up in great part of bishops and
parsons. we will leave them TO their
selfconceit and their frantic beating-
against Jim Crow barriers. Let this
wise and wholesome change be ELECT
ed. aud the kindly relations that once
existed between master and slave in
the Southern States will be restored
with the slave sovereign i'm his own
and proper sphere, and the problem
that now so veXes the souls of the
whites of Indiana, Illinois and other
States will be at once solved. The
The loss of revenue will be as nothing
compared with the mighty gain. Let
the real friends Of the negro, North
aud South alike, take up this subject
push it to conclusion, and do for both
races that which the craftsmanship ?l
of four decades has failed 10 do.
The Baltimore Sun land by the way
one of our exchanges says the sold
thing is M its dotage, says. "Ihe
people of the United States are not
looking for president who must be
tied 50 that lac can do no HARM
Just what they are looking for a
President who will be bound by con-
sututional restrictions, by the laws
enacted by the representatives of the
people and by the unwritten proprie-
ties and decencies attending to the
high and honorable position, and not
one who sworn 10 carry out "my poll
cies" which have felt nor feared judi
cial nor legislative restraints and which
have recklessly and streuuously
slashed into fragments all well sacred
sud reyered precedents.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

What was your greatest hour? The one
wherein
You chose the way and ventuled forth?
The one
In which was born the courage 10 begin
The profitable task which has been
dOnel
Was II the hour IN which you learned the
glad.
Sweet secret hidden deeply in her
brcast2
or was it when you found out that you
had
Two crumpled dollars In your last years
vest2
Chicago Record Herald.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

HAS that titled son-in-law Of yours
any business senseW
yes answered Mr.. DustlnstaX 81
must say | admire his foresight and
sagacity. He absolutely refused TO
take any chances on my regarding him
as a poor relation Washington Star
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

Messrs. Bryan and Taft broke bread
together in Chicago on last Wednes-
day evening. The occasion was that
of non-political banquet, and leaders
Of the two great parties were chummy
and cheerful. Some one at the table
wanted to know "whats the matter
with Rill?" 70 which some one an
swered: Nothing is the matter with
BILL And now the question is,
which Bill?
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

Aud now "Nick, the son-in-law,
has the ehrontery to say that father
in-law will come into office again 1910.
My policies" in the hands of Taft for
eight years and then ! will take them
in charge again. Nor is This the wild
imaginings Of young man who fan-
cies that he has married into American
court circles. Elect Taft, lei him gath
er about him an increased army of
office holders and the plan can be cash
ly worked. The duty Of the hour is
10 get ready 10 defeat "my policies" on
election day in November and So pat
an end 90 Rooseyeltan reign.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

you'd better be kind o careful how
you talk 10 me" said Tommy. doubling
his small fists and glaring at the other
boy. "Ive got the artistic temper
ment. and I've got It badw-Chicago
Tribune
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09
Al the Seaside.

ooh. George, can't you just smell the
salt waterT
more than that, Marla-I can taste
Il I'm the ice cream" 90 Detroit Free
Press
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

Alligator Great reptiles! I've gone
and swallowed n cork leg, and now.I
can't sink. 10 the bottom! Minneapolis
Journal
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

combined to make the state Fair at
Richmond, for 1905, one Of the most
successful in the history Of such enter
tainments.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09
Richardson & CfaHe
Take Eonce.

TIE following certificates of de-
pl,it of the Planters Bank of Farm
VILE having been lost, application Will
bee ma e. to the said bank for dupll-
Gates after due publication of This
notice: 80. .21S. GATED June rs. 1901
for ~ 1855, boo The name of j. J.. jar
man, Treasurer, with the following
credits. 5000 a~ of Sept. 10Th. 1897, and
200 "a, OF oct. 10Th, lg07.
scp-25-i
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

The New York sun is rabidly Re
publican, but il has this to say Of Mr..
Roosevelt.
LET seli-reepecting Americans Of
an political faiths unite in the fervent
prayer that the uneXampled frenzy or
spasm of self-eNhihitiOn which is now
degrading the Office of President Of the
United States may end before the scan
dial invites the attention and excites
the disgust Of the whole civilized
world
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09

RACE PRIDE.
~ there is one thing more than an
other that seems 10 have held back the
cOlOred man 100 his march of progress,
/ 10 has been the fact that he alone, of
T all the peoples of the earth, il ashamed
of his race aud of his color. IL has
/ been the subject of many q merry jest,
I the negro's intense desire 10 be other
T than he is. AZ various times shrewd
/ takers have made their profit out Of
selling no,trums warranted 10 turn
/ black skin into white, and even today
/ there is "a wide sale Cor various unc-
/ tiOns supposed To take the kink out of
wOolly hair.- Washington Herald.
And This is as mysterious 10 as as
/ 10 is true. The negro bishops boast
that the negro is as good as the white
man, and yet appeals TO the govern
|meut Go protect the negro against the
negro. The black man will never en-
/ joy peace of mind nor rest Of soul until
Dee is satisfied with the color and the
/ kink that God gave him, until with
pride he can stand at his own Jim
. Crow ear door and say TO the white
man who would dare intrude, "thus
iar bui no further
May be son-in-law "Nick" might
consent tO act as President for term
or two Baltimore sun.
And by giving the endorsement Of
your heretofore good name TO the per
petuauon OF "my policies you are
asking the American people 10 rum the
risk of this gloomy fMce.
The wife of one Of the Gould'- is SUI
ng for a divorce and in asking for sup
port say, she cannot live on less than
100000 month She must want tuT-
Key every day.
The death chair ia the penitentiary
is 90 begin work this month and three
uufortunatcs are to be electrocuted.
Sad at hest but better fan than the old
style hanging.
The New York World says: "Mr.
Roosevelt had rather write than be
president" ON the contrary he is
writing TO pepetuate "my policies
Hitchcock has been called 10 the
Whuehouse To- give am account of his |
Stewardship Teddy is the whole
thing
Mr. Taft is already carrying out
"my policies and initiating my
phrases. In "a recent speech he de
nouuced some one as an "ordinary, /
cheap. CANNON liar" lie is an apt /
scholar
According TO President Roosevelt, |
tire Republican party is willing TO be /
bought, but too virtuous 10 stay |
bought Bedford Bulletin.
And i'm that il is distinctly dishon
est.
Teddy, Dr., is now located IN the
carpet business. At one time he was
associated with the steel business, and
we wonder that he should have made
the change. Another change may
come after the election
The State Of New York is said to
owe $4,000, 900 and to have S27, 100000
in its treasury. a prudent business
man in that condition would pay .his
debts.
Apples are being grown with the
portrait Of Mr. Bryan wildly marked
on them. When will the popularity
of This remarkable man end?
Alta church meeting recently held
in the city of Philadelphia, an excited
colored sister said: "The negroes
would enter heaven first and the
whites would follow on in the rear
So the wise and righteous Jim Crow
arrangement covers more ground than
we had thought. Separate cars and
separate rooms at the depots Farm
vile excepted and TO enter the peary
gates Ia separate and distint com !
panies
/
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-10-09
Plenty Of Kicks Coming.

wise man once said 10 his son.
whenever you think Of a pun
Go ont I'm the yard
And kick yourself hard.
And let me begin when you're done"
Cornell Widow.