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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

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Pit MN. lsnent has Yese|
creatsd on t6s side Of yhS|
rivet w th& M coal in the
hill4 by mtinxA I of experts
visit ~ dlstfi u ~ snd coal.
croI ihsi on arSS thea ca
PLAID &aS fbpsE4Qfe6nti
, ,ss! |sse. ela=esss''
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zee Is uhdefaa Transformation 6yI
means 81 which 1000 acres ldiscent|
% Wsnatches wffl 81 brought undAr|
fd1t gaa Pr and s ss o aha g SFffafsa
Il Hitsyille Assessor ac.- HI Low
has decided to- send ,oat letters lol
all those persona whom HIS 1ialds deu-i
uties think have money and will iask
thns6 receiving to answer einl dnclos-I
ed envelopes the amount. oe money,
and creditseAeld March /. It is the
purpose gof the assessor to have the
board Of equalization Norder all
those before 1t who do not reply to-
the letters. giving the amount OF
money and credits held by them sub
ject to taxation.
Pendleton Thursday night VI a
monster campmeeting OF the men,
bers of the Presbyterian faith
among the Indians OF the different
Northwest tribes began on the Una
tilla reservation. The meetings will
be held In large tent at the Pres
byterian mission. The sermon to-
night will be by. the Rev. Robert
Parson. an Indian evangelist OF Cot
tonwood. Idaho. About 40 members
of the Warm Springs. YaYkiniS and
Nez Psrce reservations have arrived
and were taken six miles out to-
the camp grounds in automobiles.
Cpltax-Notes. mortgages and
monfysw not be assessed In Whit
man cdenty-tnis year. notwithstand-
ing The recent order Of the state tax
comrQissfAn to place such property
on the Tx roll. County Assessor
Dun received the order a few days
ago and cohsulted The coAnty COM
nnassioners.. and fts-was agreSdo that
the order sw0nIds be ignored. q SiAS6
the Legislatures Knocked out tAS shsz
sessniens o. money ncses ana mort
cages no effort has been made to R&1
seSs thiS k,rf 81 property, and the
printed blanks adopted py, III the
county assessors !. Of Washington
have no space for such property
t.sast5E 1ot2n~T7Fr --tiu 81 uHsas2
Cottonwood George .Struber and
Frank Nuxoll shipped several ears Of
hogs to- Spokane packers yesterday
at 81 centssa .pDnnd.s During the past
month 7heavyuhoge shipments have
been made. as many rof the ranchsts
have been feeding swine on account
ofathe4high price OF the animals and
the low price Of grain! Pr q hass g
gvs9 t9fto -. H. ctir Taa1 ~
garangeyille. steve % Winchester
was acquitted scf i charge Of mur-
der m Justice L[yeursha Yineyard's
court Wednesday- as the, evidence
was suffcfent to admit OF 4 plea 81
s9lfidefens6.s -stsve'iWinchsster Ahu&
andeEihS6 ;Hfchard af4ambfy. sdfiiG
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

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I'd Aisr Offices from thu Deshiys block
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-02

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zee rs uhdefqa Transformation . 81
means 81 wAicii 1000 acres xdjScsrt
% wsnatches YIN 81 'bfousht Under
iS1tetsyua \. a and s ~, oh q Sfffafsa.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15
WILL KEEP TAB ON
THE employees TIME

The Hadley Mercantile company
has installed what is known AZ the
day registering machine which is for
the purpose Of keeping an account OF
the time of the employees. Hereafter
when q clerk reports at the store for
work in the morning he must regis
ter the time, and when he leaves for
the noon hour he must also make a
report. This time process is continu-
ed throughout the day as often as the
clerk leaves and enters the store.
1t is on the same system as the
government in keeping tab on the
numerous employees throughout the
country. When an employe entcrs
for duty he registers the time. and if
he be mail carrier he registers the
time of his return from his mail
route. In all stores where there are
as many clerks employed as at Had
leys there ia certain loss OF time,
and the object of this machine is to
prevent THU loss. There Is no way
of tampering with it and it is not
safe for one clerk to register for an
other because there might be a
spotter, and the one clerk is not sup
posed to know the number of the
other. If person arrives at the
store late and decides that he will
not register, his pay will be deducted
for the half day because tho register
will not indicate that he had been
working.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

LUMBER YARD The Colorado
Lumber and Supply company has sold
it's yard here to the Independent Lum.
Der company Of Canon City. E. l..
Beverstock. the former manager and
former alderman of this city, was
over from Palisade invoicing the stock
and turning the yard over to the new
owners. Mr.. Beverstock left yester.
day for the East on a business trip
and will stop over in Florence on his
return to his home.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15
COMFORTING WORDS.
rIany ! Florence Household VIII
Find Them So.

To have the pains and aches Of q
bad back removed; to be entirely
free from annoying. dangerous uri-
nary disorders is enough to make any
kidney sufferer grateful. To tell
how this great change can be brought
about will prove comforting words
to hundreds of Florence readers.
Mrs J. Il. Wood, Of 72s W. First
St.. Florence. Colo says: II have
used Doan's Kidney Pills and am
firmly convinced of their great value.
Pain IN my left side annoyed me con-
siderably. especially when l walked
stopped or lifted. Knowing that this
WAS caused By disordered kidneys l
was led to try Doan's Kidney Pills.
az had seen them highly recon-
mended for such troubles. My son
procured box for me at Daniels
drug store, and marked improve
,nent was the result of short use Of
them. Doan's Kidney pills are won
derfully effective and l heartily rec
ommend them
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Doans
and take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

Moving pictures illustrated songs
Majestic theater every evening. Stiff
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

The Dodds Commercial college
Canon City. will be in session from 8
a. m. to 10 throughout the summer
months. Students may enter any
department. at any time. Special
rates OH Scholarships purchased dur
ing the month of ssJune. Such schol-
arships may be used at once or at any
later date. Send for beautiful illus
trated catalogue for 10000 giving
full particulars. 80 80
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

VISITED THE MOUNTAINS
Doze us Of Florence citizens we're out
to the mountains yesterday, taking
advantage of the cooler breezes and
tho clear stream
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

TUESDAY AN EXCURSION DAY.
Colorado and Southern sells tickets
OH Tuedays from Denver. Colorado
Springs and Pueblo to all state points
at very low rates for the round trip.
If
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15
TWO CARLOADS MINING
MACHINERY FOR COPPERFELD

The past week has been record
breaker for the Copperfield district
Several Of the companies received
large plants of machinery, notable
among them being the Fremont Cop
Der Mines company. who received two
carloads, including 80 horse power
boiler, large compressor and hoist
Of sufficient capacity to sink their
shaft 1000 feet; a No. Cameron
pump and engine dynamo for 10
light electric plant.
Superintendent Anders with his
corps Of able assistants have all the
heaviest pieces of the plant at the
mines and Is busily engag ed getting
the boiler set and the engine in place.
He states that he expects to have the
plant in operation within two weeks
when he will beRin the work Of COM
pletlHR tue CTOss cue W eho coSo AAoi'
the 100 foot level OF their main shaft.
The Fremont Ia the largest mining
proposition In the district and when
In full operation will employ 100
men.
The Queen Princess Copper Min
ing company also received their hoist
and cable and are expecting the re-
manning part OF their plant. including
the reduction works which they are
to Install at their mines, the latter
part of the week. General Manager
Pond is In camp personally superin.
tending the preparation for the re-
ception of the machinery and its
proper installation. Sc nator Steph-
en-, the president of tho company is
shgeGtssaa . tq an yisis the rdbBP fasamhiaRS
until the entire plant is in position
and operation.
o. r. Long of Kansas and one OF
the most prominent and we'll known
real estate agents in that state, was
an interested visitor to the district
last week. having been sent out here
on tour Of inspection and investiga-
ton into the Queen Copper Mining
company, by number Of his cl tents.
nieghbors and friends who are pros
pective buyers of large block Of the
stock of the company. His report to
his home syndicate will decide their
actions and from what he was not
in the least reluctant to say before
leaving the district. it Is safe to con
clude that they will take a large
block Of the stock.
Col Bettis, the general manager
Of the Red Gulch Gold-Copper Min
ing and Milling company, has the
proud distinction Of being tho first tc
bring An aut omobile into the Copper.
field district. having brought in a
party Of friends from Canon City
to Copperfield win Co'opaxi in 40
horse power machine and made the
trip up in four hours and II
minutes and returned in three hour,
and five minutes. They made til,
return from CopperGeld to Ootopaxi
nine miles. in 81 minutes. Now
that Mr.. Belts has demonstrated til,
ability OF machine to climb tho
500-foot ascent from Cotopaxi 1t Il
expected that the sight of machine
coursing through tho district vii
soon be n familiar sight.
The executive officers of the Colum
bia are expected to be in camp OH the
Goth and II IL said will seriously
consider the immediate erection and
installation OF reduction plant OH
their property.
PICNIC CHILDREN-Tho Royal
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

PICNIC CHILDREN-Tho Royal
Noiglbors OF America have decided
to hold picnic Mt tho city rnrk next
Thursday afternoon for the children
Of tho Neigbbors'. This Ia to DO tho
dren by this order and In years to
amusement. At tho picnic Thursday
there will DO outdoor games. etc.
Refreshments will BIO provided and
tho youngsters will be guaranteed
general good time.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

The Tribune small ad bring re-
suits. Sell what you don't want
and buy something you need.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

Strawberry day at Glenwood
Springs via D. and r. g. Tickets
on sale June 10 and 20. limit 10 days
from date of sale. $3.50 for round
trip.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15
Ateh;,on, Iop.k. & Santa Fe RaIIwa,
C. g. HITCHCO

No, Sl5-From Pueblo and all
points sast, arrive daily. II ~ NJ
No. 626-For Pueblo and all points
east. der art daiiy--------- s.b1 m
Sunday, depart. ---------------- 400 p m
No. 6s1-from Canon City, daily, OK.
oept Sunday, arrive IL: p IN
No ss5-To Rockvale 12a5 p IN
No Ks8-From Rockval, 40 m
DiTeot oonncetion 10 now made at Pueblo for
Chion no ard ali points east, and at La Jupta
with California limited for Los Angeles and
5an Francirco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and oneor
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders fres By apply
m. n 4. g. PALMnB, Agent.
The daily tribune., 1908-06-15

The Daily Tribune. 4oc q month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
NEWS OF CENTREvILLE.
Buainess and Religious items of Int. eat fin Conmukafw

Buainess and Religious items of Inter.
 est in CommuAity. Centreville, May 29-(Special. )-The jury term of the County Court for the Blocton Division, will convene on Mon day. June 1. There are quite a num- per Of cases on the docket for trial and 1t will no doubt take several days to finish the call.
 Rain has fallen in nearby couuaun- ities for the last day or two. but Ik ia still rather dry here.
 The farmers of this section state that the cotton crop at the present time ia poorer than ever known before for the same time of the year.. The corn crop where it has been worked. looks prom isinR.
 County Game Warden c L. Cleveland. had had all of the fish traps in the Ca haba River removed.
 L. H. Nunnelee. a member of the State Executive Committes from tha Ninth Congressional District. ia in Montgomery, where he went to be pres ent at the official count of the votes cast in the recent State primary,
 Circuit Solicitor J. F. Thompson, and Circuit Clerk R. L. Avery. are in Mont gomery on business.
 Arrangements are being made to erect a handsome public school buiid- ing in Centreville. the Building Conn rnittee hopes to have the building com pleted by September IS.
 Rev. W. I. Sinnott. pastor of the Presbyterian Church at this place, Is at Asheville. N. C.. attending the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Churches.
 Rev. John B. Cummings. Presiding Elder of this Circuit held services aV the Methodist Church here Tuesday, wednesday and Thursday of this week. His sermons were very much enjoyed by all who heard them.
 Mrs. Jerome T. Fuller gave her Sun day School class a delightful picnic at Lightsey's Mill Pond today. Several persons other than members of her Sunday School class were invited and the day was most pleasantly spent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
THE STOCK MARKET


 New York. May ss.-The stock market todsy va, of the usual pre- holiday. chsrac- nir nn ,nrssy cs confined. that is to the clos ing little dlsposition to maj make m new "e commit nsns.s' ner an ,h The prevailing speculative tenn red from the fact that most of these out siSs of tbs commitments were on the short ing of prices drrn. The general harden ,sT. s,,,ans s9 snst fact than to any new phase in
 The brisk rebound in the Gould issues o,.. wa. inserpreted to mean taht the shock SI tne Waoash- Pittsburs embarrassment has
 punes se ,S. ay fss ss aem days ,n sne group. No authoritative announce ,hs mshs ,,. was made until after the session ot .se course to be pursued in the matter of tne n,s. interest due on Monday on the Wabash dispgrs sd n IFS firsss but t was taken for grant . isa.ion throug receivership was in contem- a The feature of the stock market was raiiroao stocks The personality of the brokers t.r buying the stock gave the impres- terest and induced the traders to follow the movement The advance in the stocks re- tribution which has appeared previous to each dividend period for some time past i,e;aflv was tS,. nothing more to confirm it oi bond issue to reimburse the treasury of that Pacific and Great Northern companies as Joint stockholders of the Burlington.
 More gold is expected to go to Germany next week. Today's statement of the Bank Of France shows the rapid growth of bul- lion holdings which threatens a repletion in supply. There was an easing tendency also in some departments in the Paris money Although the bank statement was not pub lished until after the close of the local stock market the undiminished of the money market left no apprehension over the complexion of the showing to be made. Fully the expected decrease in cash hold tngs on account of the gold exports and government withdrawals but the only trace of the supposedly heavy loan expansion on account of the large financial transactions put through during the week was the $5,- S75.eo0 loan increase of the trust companies. the clearing house institutions showing a decrease of loans both in the averages and in the actual condition. 2.
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales par value $3,334oo0. United States 2s, regis tered and the ss have advanced < and the As registered h per cent for the week.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. May 2s-Violent fluctuations in the price of the May deliveries in wheat. exchange. May wheat and corn each sold oyer oyer range of 2 sS and May oats over q wheat the final quotations on which were up 1hc. the market closed weak. May corn being p.,,1 otf 2c to 2hc and oats sc lower. shade lower and oats were down %c Pro- visions were unchanged to 6c higher.
 The closing out of the May delivery was the feature of trading in the wheat pit and the uncertainty attending the final efforts of the shorts to extract themselves from the grasp of the bull leaders had a tenden- cy to restrict trade in the deferred futures The market opened irregular. the May op- rather weak Within short time however May dropped 35Sc on profit taking sales.
 Bull leaders then began to support the l hc above the former high mark of inc day This also caused an almost complete of which had dropped Pc on the break ir May News of teh day was generally in favor of the bears. weather conditions in to the new cro3 and cables being weak The market closed strong for May and easv for other deliveries
 May opened unchanged to Ibc hirber at 1ioS sdysrA to H osh sold of to si Os and then higher at soS SsoSc' So1d ia oSt ,S~er to to Hc ana then advanced to so% exc. The close
 
 May delivery unchanged to ic below the final quotations of yesterday. No support for May seemed apparent from the bulI leaders and the bears quickly knocked an even live cents from the price. The defer red futures declined along with May shorts then commenced to cover and the market rallied as quickly as 1t had declined The market broke sharply in the last two minutes of trading on renewed selling oS May, the price of which dropped more fhan weak. 0e "0s
 May o1anad ,,n.h.-.a a
 S11a q S2lac: declined to 7Thc and then rallied to s2}sc. The close was at soGD SOhc. July opened unchanged to l1c low CT at SIX a Nc. sold at 67XQ %c, declined to 66hc and closed at STA RNc
 oats for May declined nearly 4c in the Iirst half hour and 4hc within an hour The future deliveries were also weak but the declines were less marked. The mar ket rallied along with wheat and corn but only about one-hah the loss was regained, Favorable crop reports tended to check rNa advance The market closed weak
 May opened M lower at 56kc declined to 5lhc and closed at 52%c July opened h z 'lc lower at 47A e Sc. sold off to 46%c and closed at 46%c
 Provisions were firm all day on an act i've demand by commission houses and local packers. At the close July pork was up 2k e Sc at SIS TO- Lard was 5c higher at ss 62h Ribs were unchanged at S7 s7B.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
To DenaObsIise Forces,

simla. May 2s.-rhe British punitive expedition has ended its campaign against the warning MohAmmed tribes men and on Sunday Major General Will cocks will return to Indian territory and demobilize hIs forcee The British losses in the eighteen days of the cam paign were six officers dead and nine wounded. seventy-two mon dead and IA wounded. Nearly half of the deaths, however, were caused by the cholera.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Il hc Sales were 1.75o bales on the spot and 250 to arrive.
 three below the close yesterday, which was about as due on the cables. Early in the session, and fin advance of the government weather forecast. there was some uneasiness over the prospects of bad weather in the western portion of the belt. and this rs- suited in a slight advance fin prices. Pros pects of further damage by storms in va rious portions of the belt was the principal factor in the market and gave the market a tendency throughout the day to seek higher levels. At the close which was steady, the active months were seven points above the close yesterdaY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

MONTGOMERY CURRENT QUOTATIONS. Corrected Daily.1 These prices are at wholesale and not to stsrch-corn s9loc; standard goods, Pearl Aho; gloss lump Akc; nickel goods Lsrd-Leaf SAc; compound sKe; basis tterces.
 Rloe-Extra fancy head 7Mc: fancy head saIt--Livsrpool Sl.15: Virginia zoe; Lou- isiana soc.
 yinsgar--Psr gallon 1s0see.
 Coffee-Green common Sk @1Oc; prime sA 10c: choice 11012c; fancy 1s@ ilMo. candies-xxx Soda sSe; XXX ginger sardines-American mustard Ss.7s; H-oiI Hidss-Dry Hints s0sc: dry saltsd sore; green hides s04c: green salted Co. WsoI-cisaT lso; bury s@1ici washed Meai--standard soc: wstersrOund issc: Fruit and Produee-Fancy lemons ssos si 10; onions. yellow globes sI. 7s bu; sns fas. cy H. F. Peanuts 6Ac h.: choice Florlda oranges: assorted sizes is: 50; Florids Pine Tomatoes s2.25; Snap Beans stand q; Cucumbsrs S1. 50. -s Cheese-Full cream. daisies lee; singles 16hc: l ID. cuts square 1Tc.
 Grits-Per bbl q 76; per sack S2.zs.
 Grain and Hay-Bran q 50: shorts Sl. So; oats sse; white ssc; white clipped 6Ss4c; falfa $1 25; corn ssc.
 Prime Cotton Seed Meal &2e. .oo; sacked cotton seed hulls $13 ton.
 Molasses-Georgia cane. bbl soc gallon; cases. gallons t3 50 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin Brand. gallons S14; M gallons $7 50; quarts S4.25 per dox
 Chickens-Hens 35@4oc; flyers s6 o Goc; broilers soc: ducks 25c: turkeys He. / sugar-Granulated bNc; F. Y. C. BMo. Country Butter-16o per h.: Jersey but BasginE-New Jute 50 or 30 yd pieces K ib. f%c: 2 ID. sKc; second hand sugar sack 7M 9Shc.
 Ties-New Arrow $1 Is.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30


 The atmospheric pressure is unequally distributed. and as result unsettled weather prevails. The most decided fea- ture of this mornings map is the area Of ''lovy'' has been persistent over the mid dle-West. the center of which Is now over Minnesota It has caused showers from the Dakotas cast through the Lake region in the Ohio Valley. and south to Texas the rainfall being heavy in Oklahoma.
 Fair weather with more or less cioudi- ness, prevails in the southern and western districts this morning.
 Temperatures continue moderately hign over the eastern half of the country, with no decided temperature change in any dis trict Conditions favor partly cloudy to cloudy weather in this vicinity this after noon, fair tonight, and showers on Saturday
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. Montgomery, Alabama. tor the 24 hours sndinr at e am 7hth meridian time.
 Friday, May 29. 1908.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

Hogs. receipts 5000: market Sc lower: Pigs and lights .... .... $50 n sa Butchers and best heavy. 6.45 e 5.SSx ~ Sneep; receipts 1,60o; market steady: Tskes .... ...' ...... S.25 o 4.75 Lamps .... 4.5O S1 m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30
wEEKLY LOCAL COTTON STATEMENT
IEEy I0g IoW6 ssfs - '' Fss
 NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. May 2s.-The cotton market was quiet today with fluctuations irregular and the close quiet net six points lower 10 nine points higher. Sales for the day were estimated at 175.00O bales.
 The market opened steady at decline Of ii points to an advance of four points. old crop rnonthe being lower, owing to poor cables. while the new crop was relatively standing favorable weather reports Shortly after the call the active months sold six to twelve points net higher. but the market later eased off under realizing and during the afternoon ruled dull and irregular with the close 306 points net lower on the old crop and 7d9 points higher on the new. Three private condition reports were issued during the day. One showed an increase 1 9 per cent. in acreage and a condition of Ts, another an increase of 2.6 per cent. in acreage and a condition of s1. ?. the third showed an increase of 2 9 per cent. fin acre. age and a condition sI 8. So far six O- ports have been issued by local authorities showing on an average an increase of 1.2 per cent. in acreage and a condition of so 1. Another report is expected on Monday The governments report on acreage and condt- fion will be issued at noon on Tuesday. The local market will be closed tomorrow. while New Orleans and Liverpool will remain open.
 Receipts at the ports today 10,O14 bales, against .465 last week and 9694 last year. For the week 50.000 bales. against 53,229 last week and 55.22s last year.
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 1.e09 bales. against 4.t4s last year. and at Hous- ton i.sO3 bales against so1 last year
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-30

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 oo; cT. 4s 9O b U s. Steel 2nd. Ss .... .... .... .... 96 Wabash lsts ,... .... .... .... ... .10A Western Md 4s ~ ... .... .... 70h Wheeling l. Erie As. .... ...... ss