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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04
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QUO.
Nm %. Widr3 wuroe in Glepelano
s. W 9ambp, friiher e,n prominenter
Brunoeilentbumss0dnoler. Dor Gihter
Beacon su otei ssabren 3udtbaus bel
ihmerer Mrbeit perurtheilt. gr mar
'hnloi9 beiunoen moroen. @elo ourh
Nenoeruna bon yeiibtiteln erlanat 5u
boben. Die 0ambp Nealtp Co., oeren
Praliosnt er NOR. falirte (pdter. Sbre
Mtiiuo betruQ.n $425. 900.
5,oboem i'm ilolihen Ohio Sruppen
Die bebrobten 3abatfeloer belpahen, ba=
ben Wahtreitpr Elm ipeiteres Sabatf 10
nuf oer 6arm bon Sam Waterfielp.
1nIib urn @eor9etotpn. in Brolpn
Gountn. aeritOrt. Wm. &antins. bei
fen 9abatpnansuna Dor ettua ausi Wo.
den nernihtet ,puroe. mobei ieooh elm
Telb, Don ben ytohtreitern iiberiehen
muroe. bat cine aebeimniBpole War.
uunq erhalten. auh 2ebteres gu per-
nidten, ooer iid auf einen Yeiud Der
Nodtreiter uno elne priiQelftrafe eefaBt
gu MAIDEN.
eieben SniaHen oes Seiferion @oun=
IT, @efdnaniHss in @teubenuile madten
lebten Donneritaa einen erfolareihen
6ludtperiud. 9lls sberiff 8orbees
Die lebte &unoe madte. fielsn iie iiber
ibn ber. idluaen ihn nieber uno
tlemmten ieinen 8Opf suiithen eine
5biire; bonn riRen iie ldmmtlide
Gdlhfel. bic Der Sheriff bel lib bate.
an lih. nahmen ibm aud 500 Baar.
9elo ob. 6ffueten oann bic 9aupttbii,e
uno entfamen iiber bic liber Den Ohio
Glub fhbrenoe Bride nod Weit girs
9inien.
gDeit lie ben 5burm Der 6ohi9ule
nit Den Glaiienfarben bemalten. Bidder
pernidteten uno anoeren unfua periibr
ten. ino mebrere Suniors uno Seniors
Der 9phihule in Canton ourb bic
Ghulbeb6roe luspenoirt noroeu, uno
mehreren anoern ioll Die gntlaRun9 be-
porfebeu.
Sn golinwooo, einer Woritaot BON
@lepelano, iisgten an Gienita9 bel
elmer 2ocal Option Nbltimmuna Die
vNa11en" nit elmer Mebrbeit bon 1858
gtqen $50. Die rSrodenen" tparen
10 iieoes3uperliAtlid. oaB lie l6on 8or=
bereitunQen aemaht batten. I'M i1ren
@les burd ellie 9robe paraoe au ieiern,
melbe alleroinas nun unterblieb. =
Wabrideinlid bat Der umltano, baB
Sotn 5. OnH prn giem @omsrstolpn.
Der Obermo9ul Der Nnti saloon 2iaa
in bisism Gountp. nu6 @ollinmooo
9in9. UNI ben oortiaen Waiie.bsiliaen
als 3eitungs= &eoatteur ieinen Beiltano
su leiiten, ben aroben 5ies Der .Nalien"
| herbej uefiihrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04
@arnmng bor Ocnt gSaiicrs
fritfett.
5riuft WaSSer ipie oas III

.. 5rinft gBaiIer ipie oas liebe gieb.
uno bentt eS fei SrantbambgH!
reibt es i'm Stuoentenliepe, oas aller.
oin9s nidt in ben mdHeriasn Gereini=
annaen Der 9lnti Soloon 2ioa gum
Vortrag tommt. 4ber Die Warnuna
Dor benz Wa0er uuroe tiirslid) in elmer
Verlammluns ber ,Mmerlcou Meoieal
9lllociation" erboben. Der betsnnte
Nr8t uno pbilantropiit Dr. 8. Waion
nns SrootIpn. Tele9at Der v2llnerican
Weoical 9hociation" belt in Waibings
ton einen Yortrag uber bas 5bema
"Warum bic Menlden trinten".
Sin Jreuno bon mir 1T Elm Opier
Der .4quamania 9euoroen", fibrte Der
8slebrte II. a. aus. Stunoen lang liBt
ct IN Der Baoepanne unb er trintt 10.
ulel 9Daner. Dab ct ieinem G6rpsr iha=
oct. Vlele Wdnner unb 6ranen trin=
fen au piel Waher uno ,peroen gu Opiern
oi'ler Nrt bon 5runfenbeit.
Sauienoe tueroen beraui6t ourh Ya=
tentmeoiSinen. Gin prominenter 3en=
peren3ler unter meinen 8etannten trintt
'oplel BON oleler Weoi3in. bob er f1dn=
dig lib unter Dem ginfIub oerielben be-
Tlnoet. Sie meiitsn oieier patentmeoi=
slnen entbalten rs pro3ent b,li9en
Whistep.
Sbee= uno Raffee= 5rinter iino in Der
He9el au9 unmdbig!"
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lnIanb.

Sn einem Wnfaa eiferiibtieer Wutb
bat in Nem Sort 0ermann 0itter, bon
Bottom, bic l9 Sabre alte pauline pir=
oistD qef1oHen uno mabrideinlid t6ots
tl1 permunoet, porauf er ieinem eioe.
men Qeben bur1 einen 5duB In ben
&opf Elm gnoe nlabte. 6itter uno bas
Didohen, Die miteinanoer perIobt tpa=
rem. tamen Dor un9efdbr l8 Manaten
bon &ubtano bierber uno 0itter besab
1id na9 Bolton. no er Beiddftiaune
fano. 0as Wdbden blieb in Brootlpn.
Otter erfubr tiir3lid. oaB oas Wdoden
bic Nufmertiamteiten zines anberen
Wonnes ent9e9ennabm, uno CT lam
mad Metp Oort. um iid tiber bic Wabr=
belt oes @eriiats 3u unterri4ten.
Gin fd6ner 0eili9er 1T elm Mann.
Der ieinen 9lamen als Grant Hob boz,
Chicago oneab uno Der iiA lett einigen
8a9en unter Der Mntlo9e, 3u peridieoe.
nen 3eiten pferoe geitoblen 3u baben,
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Ole Aebrtn9lo&e.

Nuf benz 3ir9tburme 81 8robldss
tpib, @9leIien, befinbet fta etne @lode,
bic vMebrenslode" senannt. bersl' ge@
f9affung in ibrer Dirt pobl einats oaz
itebt. Gs batte Der air&e lange elne
atpette Glode sefeblt, benn bte wtlttel
Ser @emeinbe reidten CUR Qn19aftuns
elmer folden nt9t gu. Da bemertts
zines Saaes Der 2sbrer bes Srtes,
@ottfrteb 6apn, als er na9 Der &ir4e
aeben ipollte, auf Der airdbofmauer
eine iipptg griinenbe Rorn tauoe NIT
feds Mebren, bercn @amentorn tpobl
bonn Wtnbe pber bon etnem Wogel hiers
ber aetraeen tporben mar. Od tam
bem lehrer ber @ebanfe, biefe Mehren
fDnnten bic Mittel CUR Bef4affung Der
oetpiin1dten @lode liefern. unb btelen
Gebanfen fiibrte er in folgenber Wette
aus. gls bic feds Mebren sereift tpa'
rem, fammelte ct forgfdltig bic R0rner
unb idte {ie nod in bemfelben Sahr IN
fetrem @arten aus. Dies pieberbolte
er bic nG9iten Sabre, unb als enolidb
bic grnte gu rei4baltig tpurbe, seioann
ct einiqe Bauern au ipeiterer Mderbe'
fteuung. 60 perginsen a4t Sabre, bta
Der Wertauf Der lebten Grnte eine r.
anfebnli4e @umme erbrddte. bab NIT
serinsem 3uidub bon btr Gemetnb'
Bic IGns{t erfebnte @lode am 15. DITTO
ber 1929 i'm 1burm aufsebdnst iper'
ben fonnte. Die Gntftebungsgefhi4tl
Der @lode 1T auf ibr einsesoi1en. aud
feblt bas Bilb: bic Rornffaubt mt
ben feds Mebren ni4t, tpel@e bte @elo'
mittel bosu lieferte.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mulph =. WtDe;. aneCdrnmu5 ~ G'llle
6lhunp. 9te,p Nbl,dneIl1u,n.
Sacar ) Nulinu. Sunui sopet ..
Sou 4 uslf,. 9t,'u TptluospD'n.
GltmeNt Is RomIN. DnmslitoA. "a. -
@in,l ~ Wpsr. Suetu,",c.a
Narap w Stulm Sn,oD JullGH
h,toe unm il'rrule
!. +. 8.,nss. Wu'rf,slopn Nianhs
,lRnnnn. GvIuflou.
Duti,p Gann'nu Aoa 8oIu9ep. bti"e
Don ub,,hsullle.
,fruntIlu .. 9'tunt halis Ytu,I
0an Onruu, belos uuu ]ttuetat Dt!p
Sinner = pplllips. @anal 5oper
Mnua Glru. Ne,u Yl'laoelpbia.
Gomarb 6. Naaslp WdrQarst Srens
2euis. beioe Don 9s,u Ybllaeeipbia
@arl u. gpoolbolo - 2ulD Moul'os
6anop. beio. bon ubtihsoille
@lpoe y. Mlfep - @Iiaabstb ). Yoi.
fer, beioe BON @unul DOuer.
- efn Ganal goper baben b,e spe
3ereimaarerhdnoler uno Jleilder elnen
Verein assriinost. Als Beamte mar
Den aewdblt prdiioent. u. 3. Waro {;
0be prdliosnt. g. y. 0slmsoslier ::
Setretdr. @bas. Nlfles SdaBmellter,
z. &. Minor.
@dbreno 6enrp Sippus am
Wittpob Abeno Dor ieilem Store al
5no yroaoman lab, ihliben li9 gillp
&ittenauer uno Ealpb GbriItp ourh
cine 0intertbiir in ben Store uno 1tahs
len $l2 aus benz @eloreailtrir= =apparot.
Die Siebe puroen am ndhfen WtorAen
in Mailiuon perbaftet. Halpb gbtlltp
muroe pom Yrobate &ihter nah Der
Neformlhule in Hancolter 9elonot
pdbreno Willium Nittsnaller, ,peldlsr
nur oen Nuipaiier lpleIte. unter Der
Beoinuuna frei fam. oaB er 'itb IN gu
tunft nidt mebt 81 iolden strsIbsI'
uerleiten laHe.
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GineS GaIttornier's 0IId.

Ser gltidlidfte 5ag meines 2ebens
mar Der. an peldem ib cine Budle BON
Budlens 4rnica 5albe taufte", i1reibt
Charles +. Booibe BON 3racp. @ali.
fornia. r3mei Csc gidien beilte mir
sinen qualoouen Gal BON iudenoen
Odmorrboioen. tpelde mid ieit Sabren
pelnl9ten uno teiner anberen Yebano=
lung tpei4en mo0te. @arontirt bon
psters 4potbete. Nur Is Gents. 0er=
iubt lie.
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Summer [.
so Ianae, ute cr Iett.

6err 6enrn Mnpsfens, Orange Gitp,
Soma. ihreibi: SD tperoe Die Ngsns
tur fur osn Mlpentrdnter behalten. to-
lnnae fpie ih lebe, benn Durh Wct.es
Site ueroante i6 bielem GrdlIter- 0e.l-s
m!tel neine CUTE @eInnobeit."
gEelh' eine arpBe @snugibuuna los
puhl fir ben 6ablifan,en, als auh Itir
Den 2isIerantsn, su ~ len uno su be-
areiIen. Dab iie benz publifum ein
6eilmittel bieten. tpelhes lDirtlihen
Werth belibt. gs sibt nod beridieoene
Srie. no ii1 tein re9uldrer Ngent ooer
2ieierant fir ben NIpenfrduter befinoet-
yeoinauneen uno alles Ndbere tDerber
serne mitaetbeilt. Wlan fdreibe an
Dr. B,ter 5abrneu & Sons &c.. 1l2
.ll5 go. 0opne Noe.. Chicago. Su.
E
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q. e ..

Nie N9enten Der Baltimore & Ohio
@iienbabn baben cine lanse 2ine bon
lpeSiellen preiien gu perl6ieoeneu Gon-
uentionen uno @rbolungspldben. @ebt
olelelbe. ebe Sbr Sifets llber cine an=
oere 2lnie tauft.
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&nrnfoe,


Wcllt Sbr ihSne gapeten f6r
elm 8eluhs5immer, elm Spei5e-
5immer ooer ei1en Gang, mir
baben bieielben. Tapeten fir
3immerbeden unb @dnse.
@ir baben aud eine lhbne
Muswabl fir 8a9en unb Bett=
3immer 81 10 uno II Gents bic
GpQe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04

- Das Neben brin9t Noien. aber
oft tann man Dor 0ornen ni6t oaan
tpunrnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04

SEPT lit Die 3eit Der Gonpentio=
men uno - gnttduldun9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-06-04

=" IS bliiben bic Noler. es I1tpillt
Der Mutb.
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Spibenborbdtt9e.

@ir baben eine ihbne Mns-
wabl BON 0orbdnsen su $1.25,
1.5O uub 200 bas Baar.
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@eite,t.

0ie bette Nuspab1 BON Da=
meomeiten in Der Staot au s1.25,
1.25 unO 200.
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b.rIudt peerleb Mehl uno Sbr tperoet
gud iiberseugen, oaB oeilcn Aual'tdt
aeraoe ri9tis 1T. um @uren @sl6n'a.d
Au befriebieen, mbat Sbr au4 no9 70 %
triiild peranlast iein. Danelbe TT
Dom belten Wintermeisen beraeltellt uno
nod elmer Metbobe aemablen, bic ole
outen Befanbtbeile oes @etreioes benz
Mebl erbdlt. Sbr finoet tein anoeres
Msbl, ,peltbes in sleider Weiie oielenl
fur @ebdd auer ,Mrt 9lelb tommt. o9ne
Rudfiht auf ben preis. ben Sbr oafur
beaahlt.
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9atttett SftrtS.

Hanama., Mcbair= l1nb Bo1Iez
Sfirts in blauer, brauner unb
5arbe BON $4.75 bis
gu $1,000.
@ebt N6t! Wir fparen @ud
pom $l.OO bis $500 an etnem
Sfirt.
uniere Sfirts baben ale Sen
Shnitt, bic Gualitdt unb Die
fetne Nrbeit gutter Sfirts.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
FIFTEEN APPLICANTS PASS.
Work Of Grading Papers Was Con
cluded Yes erdAy.

TIL work of grading the papers
for the applicants who wrote at the
late teachers examination was COM
pleted by the board OF examiners
yesterday, and the results announc-
ed today. 1t IL known that Is out
OF the 20 applicants passed success.
fully and that 10 of these got second
grade. This is an unusually high
average for the work In this county
The following were the successful ap
plicants:
For Second Grade--Lilliam Fergu-
son, kendrick; Laura e. Hackley
Genesee; Oscar M. Buckallew, Julia.
eta; Grace Warren, Winchester
Mrs. H. r. JAMES, Peck; Emma
Pyles, Fraser; Alice r. Bell, Orofino
ka,hryn BELL, Orofino; Maggie
Daugherty, Fletcher; Cora Daugher-
ty, Fletcher.
For Third Gradients. o. A. viii
son, Chesley; Wynona McAllister
Fairburn; Helen Doubleday, Orofinoi
Lena Emerson. Vollmer; Clara M
Sweet, Nezperce.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
''MoTHER GOOSE
on ToN|cAT'
BEST HOME TALENT PLAY EVER
PRODUCED IN LEWlSTON-SE-
CURE YOUR TICKETS EARLY
FOR TOMORROW NIGHT.

With the seats for the first pro-
duction of Mother Goose" practical
" sold out At IL O'Clock this morn
ing, there is every indication that
the production, in its two nights.
will play to the largest audien Hes
that any tertainment has ever be-
fore drawn in the city of Lew 'ston.
The ladies having the matter I'm
charge, Mrs w. G.. Seeley, Mrs. j.
F Thompson, Miss Kennedy ana
Miss 'Lytle, had agents in the iiaiI
soliciting ticket sales for "a hours
prior to the opening of the box Of
flee this morning. and the holders of
tickets lined up early for the choice
of seats There will be starting
room only when the curtain rises to-
night.
The success of the dress rehea raj
last evening is assurance thai every
member of the cast is in readiness
for the performance, and the fore
cast OF the critic is that the produc-
ton will be worthy of the highess
cOHlIIIeHudl MOtHcT NTOslSc Is u
musical melange having the choicest
bits of all the recent opera hits and
cast of characters featuring the
well-known nursery rhymes. Wi h
Mother Goose, Mistress Mary, King
Cole, Humpty-Dumpty, Jack and
Jill, Little Bo-Peep and others in
the cast, with rollicking chorus
and other specialties, the production
has all the essen ials of success, and
the cast Of characters insures the
services of the best dramatic and mu
steal talent in the city.
The same play will be reproduced
tomorrow night, and tickle S can b.
secured at the box office when i
| opens at 9 o'clock tomorrow morn
| Ing.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior, Land Or
flee AT Lewiston. Idaho. October
IS, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that
MINERVA e. HENDERSON,
of Lewiston, Idaho. who on October
IS. 1908, made Timber and Stone
Sworn Statement No 0sl4. for lot
8 w Y Sc a and Sc u Sc u sec
tion 90, township 33 North, range
West, Boise meridian, has filed no
tice OF intention 20 make final proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before Register and Re-
ceiver. at Lewiston. Idaho, on the
2eth day Of December, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Frank J. Willard Dominic Cam.
eron, Felix Warren, Robert Smails
all of Lewiston. Idaho.
T. Fl. BARTLETT. Register
D so days Oct Is to Dec 1s.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
Administrators Notice Of Sale Q
Real Estate.

NCuI 0oIUtVs
Under authority of an orde. Of
sale granted by the probate court CT
the County Of Nez Perez, State OF
Idaho. dated on the 9TH day of De-
cenlber, 1903, will sell at private
sale a one-half interest in the fol-
owing described real estate, to-wit:
The North Half of the Southeast
Quarter Of Section Twenty-seven,
Township Thirty-seven, North OF
Range One East OF the Boise Nerd
ian, in the county of Nee Perce
state of Idaho.
The sale will be made on or after
the 30th day Of December. 1903, and
bids will be received at the Office OF
johnson & Stookey. at rooms 81
and 31s, Weisgerber building. In the
city OF Lewiston. county Of Ne,
Perce state Of Idaho.
Terms Of Sale.
Ten per cent OF the amount must
accompany the bid, the balance Il
be paid upon confirmation OF the
sale by the Probate Court.
WILLIAM r. CRADDlCK.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Estel
la l. Craddick, Deceased.
ID 17t-Dec 1870
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
FROM THE COUNTY RECORDS.
nv Nez Perez County Abstract Co.,

Dec. s, 1908-Final Receipts.
e---1r S to Fritz Fl. Torell, S y NV
~ n % SW " section 25-334 w.
$20l.4o.
Patents.
Z. S. to Ralph l.. McCracken, lot:
"a. >, 6, II, IS, 20, 81, section II
1872 W.
Y. S. to Moses Magid NE u sec
ton 30-37-1 E.
Deeds.
Kada A. Mckay ct al. to p. F
Richardson, w ~ Sc u SW II NJ
Y, Sc n SW u section 17-35-1 f.
Sc u Sc u section 17-35-1 E.,
$4,000.
Hazen squier to Iouise Squier
lots A. 3, block IA, City, 81.
William r. Flint ct ux. to Fl. Fl
Renshaw ct al, lot 9, block 8, Kan
iah, $3.50.
Peter L. Fike ct ux., to John Stell
mon. sw " section 27-34-2 E.
$4,000
D. B. Richardson to J. r. Heston
lots Z, s, block 80, lots /, 2, 3, BLOCK
46, Nezperce, $4,000.
Declaration of Homestead.
]. F. Edwards to Public, claims
homestead on lots i, 2, block SO
VOllmer.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

In south part of lot of Acres
$3.50.
Neis Larson to Aloyse Walters, n
" BE ", Sc " Sc " Sc u Nj
VI section 1O-35-5 w., $1,000.
Nillet Lawrence to benjamin 3
Robinson, Sc u section 1922 T..
$6130
William f. Snyder TO Neis Lind
strom, Sc Il Sc u section 20, "
" SW "a NE u SW Il section 2l
3o-3 E., $4,000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
necember 10. 19Os-Final Receipts

December 10, 1906-Final Receipts
Z. S. to Lottie Stevens, SW 4 sec
ton 1895 E., $500.
Patents.
u. S. to Albert II. Douglas, lot
NE u NV Y section 1861 E., M
Y NE " section 1851 W.
q. S. to Morgan O'Brien, NE Y
sw ", N Y Sc ", lot 3, section
1885 E.
U. S. to Huldah Gibson, lois s, Z
section IA, w " Sc Y section IL
1874 W.
Deeds.
Home Land Co. to Elmer De
voigne, NV u NE ", w " SW Y
Of NE u, W v of E Y Of SW Y
Of NE u, lot Z, section Z and par
Of lot s, section 1862 E., 81.
John D. Graham to Martha Rein
hardt. lot II. block IS, Nezperce, 81
Elmira Hill to A. c. Chase, ct al
s y NV Y section 24S6-1 E
$500.
M L. Dawson to ]. NJ. Lyle, 10
!, block ~, Peck, 81.
Inland Investment and Trust &c
to c. G. Columbus. lots 4, 5. 6, bloc
., lots 10. II. -. block 10. Ne
Perez addition. City, $3.50.
Edward E. Beavers to Lily N
Blewett. NE u Sc Y section 1s
NV X SW Y section 2o-36-2 w
$3.50.
Aloyse Walters to Nels Larson, 3
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
AT THE HOTET:5.
Ftlyno- "a.

TAymO' -.
j. 7. Kelly, Mrs. s. M. Curtiss, c
q. Slane, Jas. f. HaIziel, F.. !
Street, A Hinder, Spokane; N. A
Leach, r. j. Andross, Portland
Scott Ogden, J. w. Blake, r. w
Powell, Orofino; J. A. Bushne, Fer
dinand; G. Weeks and wife, Waha
j. f. Thorn, A. E. Sharpe, T. r. Wei
gold, H. G. Glatz, Elk City: +. Des
voiene, VIM Morgan, Moscok; J
Cullen, j. Fl. Steffen. Culdesac; W
l.. Caster, Summit; Mrs. J. Il. Pin
dali, Vollmer; J. Field, T.. l.. Lemp
he, Chicago; NJ Peterson, Cotton
wood; J. c. Hattabaugh and wife
Grangeville; T. H. High; M. Pro
vost: F. Il. Taylor; M. H. Hunter;
Guy Mounce.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
DID NOT LIKE SCHOOL.
And Because Her Father Insisted
She Left Home.

Because her father had planned
to place her in the boarding school
at Mission, the 16-year-old daughter
of George Kern. the well-known pro-
prietor OF the Morrowtown hotel, left
home Saturday morning and has not
vet been located by the anxious pa
rent. The mother of the girl died
about three years ago. and since thar
time Mr.. Kern has raised HIS family
at Morrowtown, and had made ar
rangements to give the young daugh-
ter the benefits OF an education at
the boarding school.
Mr.. Kern arrived in Lewiston last
nieht, having been Informed his
child had been s"en here. bnt AT a
late hour THIS afternoon had failed
to secure any trace OF her.
49, ~
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

Herb Leonard departed this morn
ing for Cottage Grove, Oregon,
where he will visit with relatives.
w. l.. Caster departed this morn
ing for a visit TO Spokane.
w. J. Clemens and George Mullens
of Asotin left this morning for points
in Arizona, where they will spend
the winter
william Bozorth was a passenger
this morning for Pendleton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
EVIDENCE ALL
IN FOR DEFENCE

New York, Dec. lit developed
today that the Standard Oil company
may not submit any further evil
dente In it's defense to the govern
ment suits TO have the so-called trust
dissolved. The court adjourned alb
ruptly at noon to permit counsel for
the defense to determine its course
of action before Monday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

Our Is cent dinner cannot be beat.
TRY it and be convinced. The Ban.
euet Cafe. Main street..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

Our want ads viii give you .
glimpse OF the minor business activi-
ties Of the people.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
Bollingef.

Lee Bates, Mrs. W. II. Weather
ston. Spokane; p. r. Garret5son
Walla Walla; G. w. Taylor, !. ia
ccbs. G. w. Evans, Portland; L. D.
Pruitt, Fraser; D. L. Magyar, Neg
perez: o. K Hohe, Juliaetta. J. M
Bradbury, Moscow; F. w. CASTOR
Tacoma; p J. Sweeney, st. Paul;
G. Limburger, st. Louis: Noaler
Creston: l.. w. Tow. Missoula: o. II
Lipps, Iapwai: D. F. Frink and
wife: w. Chealey and wife: n. F
Matson: ]. NJ. Pratt; G. c. Schroe-
der,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

Everything new at the Rembrandt
Studio, Eighth and Main streets, op-
pcsite the postoffice.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
Grand

F. NJ. Hagen. Mrs Jennie Wells,
Portland: A. G. Harris. r. r. Wood
ruff. Asotin; D. L. Morgan, Nez
perce: w. J. Ames, Waha: F. M.
Lister. Charleston: s. J. BOYD. s. Pa
ter. Peck: Jno Weiss. Silcott; Fl. C
Toop, W. D. Sangster. Anatone.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11
Newspapers A. the pon Ton.

Free movir~ nictures at the Skat-
in. R;~k +on;~hA
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

Steaks and chops thai will satisfy.
Game in season. Raymond Grill
Music from 8 to 1880.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

The hest the market affords al
prices moderate. Raymond Grill
FIRE. moving uictures at the Skat
in~ Rink tonigh+,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-01-07
She Did Not Fear Death.

An old LADY, On her seventy-third
birthday once satd;4"I do not mind GET
ting old, and do not fear. death, Bpf,
L i've in constant, dread of paralysisss =
For some time Il have -been want.
ing to tell youEof the great good your,
wonderful, Sloan's .Liniueuts is doing
here" writes Mr.: James F. .AbSp-
nethy, of Rutherford College N. c.,
In fact. alpyour remedies are doing
noble work$s butsyour liniment Beats
all. In. my eight years experiences
with medicfheI 4hhd 'fficshe togo ahead
Of 1t, having otMed- 1T 10 very, many
cases. I.know Of opes yoYngj man, a
bricl' mason, WHO suffered f[om7;a
partial, yes. almost coqiplete, parNy-,
sis Of one arm. i. got him to use.
your linirhent; and now ne cal: do as
much work as ever, 'ahd. 'he'?sings
your prafse~eyefSs day.-''f get; allgto
use it.I,pessitly can and know there
is. great virtue m It'll have helped
the sale of'your noble remedies about.
here greatly. and expect to. cause
many more. to buy them, as / know
they can't be beat"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-01-07
A BUFFERS PANTRY.

A man who contributes his house
Keeping experience to The American
Home Monthly says that one of his
greatest helps was closet in the but
ler's pantry, in which was kept. d
package of each article of food Used
by the household which could be
placed there for an extended length
OF time without spelling. The con-
tents of this closet were a thing quite
apart from the regular supplies, and
1t was only resorted to when the cook
had allowed some article to run out
and thought of it only when, ready to
prepare the dish in which it was need
ed. In order not to keep the things
In the closet too long they were occa-
sionally transferred to the Kitchen,
and fresh supplies put INF their place.
When the hopsekeeper found what a
success the closet was; she. added to
the food supplies such things as lamp
chimneys and, wieks. silver polish.
starch, etc. To these. were added
supplies for unexpected company,
such as cans of meat, fish, soups,
vegetables and fruit.