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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

If you add the recognized fact that
the woman who hesitates is lost,
you will understand at once that
when Minkie and l climbed over
the orchard fence at 2:15 Miss
Dorothy came running after us.
"Mam has gone upstairs, and
Mr.. Schwartz and father are in
the library, so | will join you III
your STROLL" she sand, trying to
keep up pretense.
"Iack will be waiting"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

steadily with the only eye he could
.see. Dolly was entirely taken up
with her prayer book, so Jack took
careful stock Of the red haired man
with her. But captain of hussars
who has won the d. S. o. has no
reason to, be ashamed of being
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

Free moving pictures at the Skat-
ing Rink tonight.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-11

Once q customer always a custo.
mer. Kraber's Cafe. Main street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

IAN give an account Of 'the deeds
done in the flesh, for good or for evil
The fields are white unto the har
vest and Gods children are com
| missioned az reapers. responsible "a
him for the use or misuse Of time
/ and talent; in churchwork and In so.
oial intercourse, In business or IN the
school wherever be our vocation or
profession we are still our brothers
keeper" Love IS the fulfilling OF
the law" If a man SAYS, love God,
and loveth not his brother, he Is &
liar; for II he love not his brother
whom he hath seen how can he love
God whom he hath not SEEM" The
apostle John, in his old age, almost
blind and partially helpless, was often
carried into the church at Ephesus.
and his advice to those he loved so
tenderly, TO the church he had served
long and faithfully. was this; my chill.
dren, love one another
A new era dawned for humanity
centuries ago. when choir of seraph.
voices sang clearly and sweetly
Peace en- earth Yea, we are emerg
ing from the dawn into the glory Of
sun climbing towards the zenith
Some day, not far in the future the
glittering swords Of warrior hosts
shall be beaten into plough shares
and converted into pruning hooks;
and, in that golden age of universal
peace good win and love, the race
will reach the fNll stature of a SPLEEN
did manhood and wcmanhood the
divine heritage OF a perfect, dominat,
ing Christ-spirit Therefore, as we
pass. slowly and with difficulty. to-
wards these ideals. may We realize
our personal responsibility to God for
the impress made by us on the pagch-
ment of the years that come and go
Truly, the pen is mightier than
the sword and arbitration. in the
council Of nations, is fully assured
the time when love, reason and jus
tee shall prevail Love is stronger
than hate, for love is positive, hate
negative.
In story. "Ziska," By Marie Cor
relli. dealing with a re-incarnation
problem, the solemn hour comes, cen
turtles after Ziska's wrong at the
mans hands. when she can proclaim
her identity and utter his doom; and,
as the fearful gloom of despair settles
over him, as he begins slowly to sink
into the abyss of woe in the neither
world, he filings his arms towards her
end despairingly cries 1Ziska-Ziska, |
| love thee" The heroine's hatred
leaves her heart, as this truthful dec
Iaration is made. and with a smile of
ID forgiveness, she leads him upward to- |
ward Elysium.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
DON'T FOOL WITH INDIGESTION
BUT CURE 1T AND FOREVER
RID YOURSELF or sToM-
AcH MISERY.

Does it ever occur to YOU how bust
that little stomach of yours is?. II
actually only holds three pints. though
in one year you force it to take in
$500 pounds Of material. digest IT
and prepare it for assimilation to the
blood. Do YOU wonder at the number
.of cases of Indigestion and Stomach
trouble? You crowd It with steaks
and pastry. irfitate its juices with
spices and acids and expect this little
four-ounce mill to DO its work.
Is there any wonder that your food
passes undigested. OF laws like a lump
of lead in the stomach? That every
thing you eat turns to acid, Stomach
gas and Stomach poison. putrefyine
the intestiBes and digestive canals
causing Biliousness. Headaches. Dizzi.
ness and Indigestion Heartburn. Nau-
.seous Breath. Intestinal gripping. con
stipation and ether more dangerous
symptoms?
Call your disease what you will
Indigestion. Gassritis. Nervousness.
Dyspepsia. CstaFrh Of Stomach. etc
you know the real name. the real dis.
ease Is fermentation Of the food you
eat-a sour Stomach. which belches
gas and erapts undigested food Ct
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
ONLY ONE way TO
RETAIN HEALTH
Young Man with New Theory Says All De-
Ponds on Stomach.

L. T. Cooper's theory regarding the
human stomach is rapidly becoming a
topic OF universal discussion. Cooper
claims that the human stomach has
become chemically deranged by mod
ern conditions, and that sickness gen.
orally Is the result.
In a recent interview, while intro
uucing his medicine in a leading CITY.
hr. Cooper said: There is Just one
way. in my opinion, TO maintain gen
eTal health, and that is by building W
the digestive organs. The vast ma
1ority Of Americans today have vear,
fabby, distended stomachs. This has
teen caused by many generations Of
over-feeding and lack of exercise. until
today the entire civilized race is af-
fected. This is the true cause Of most
OF the III health OF today. Little can
be done to relieve IL until the stomach
is once more brought back TO normal
conditions.
Il am successful because my preDa-
ration puts the stomach in sound con
ditions and as ] maintain this is the
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
rIoated across the Ocean.


An interesting story is told OF q
great iron buoy which broke adrifl
from New York harbor some years
ago, drifted across the Atlantic which
ii took nearly two years 70 accom-
pIish, finally turning UP in the ylcin-
jty OF the Island OF ST. Kilda, an Isl
land OF Scotland whore Il wa
source of establishment and specula-
ton to the natives who had never
seen anything like 1t, nor were they
enlightened until an expert from
Great Britain made his annual visit
and explained Its use 10 them. One
can weave almost any romance about
the long, lonely voyase across the
Atlantic through all seasons OF wea-
Their of this buoy. designed for chan
mel service and yet almost like an
intelligent being driven far away
from its moorings and finding no
abiding place until IL reached the
shores OF a people who had never
dreamed OF its usefulness, teaching
them OF the ways and resoursefulness
of nation far away, guided wholly
by the irresistible currents of the sea,
which might as readily have carried
Ii to a port where its service would
Immediately have been recognized.
The Florence Monet came out
from Cincinnati yesterday with an
empty and two fuels found for the
lower river.
The J B. Finley arrived last even
ing from the lower river with big
tow Of empties.
The Peters Lee is on her way up
from Memphis leaving there Saturday
night. She will be in port tonight
bound for ST. Louis. She had 6.751
packages for Memphis going down.
The Georgia Lee is coming out OF
The Ohio bound for Memphis.
The big excursion steamer Queen
City left Pittsburg Saturday after
noon with her Mardi Gras party for
New Orleans. Her arrived here will
be- looked for with interest
With the river close to the flood
line of As feet the boats loom up
mountainously over the top of the
levee and a fine birds eye view of the
city can be had from the decks.
Last evening the river marks on
the Cairo gauge presented a combina-
tion of figures never before recorded,
the figure 4 repeated four times-44.i,
rose 0.4.
The present food is said to be the
muddiest ever known in the Ohio
river. due. II Is thought. to a more
rapid running out of the water and
greater abrasion of the banks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
PROH|B|T|ON|STS
At COURT HOUSE
BIG GATHERING HEAT THREE
DIRE SSES-REV. SAM SMALL
SAYS GOVERNMENT WILL AT.
TEND TO LETTER RITTER.

| At the court house yestcr,lag after.
noon a large audience heard three able
talks on Prohibition. with special ref
erence to Cairo The first waa Nv
| Rev Rauch. the evangelist. who ia
conducting Il series OF meetings ut t1a
Presbyterian church. He was follow.
! by Rev. Buchanan pastor OF til
church, and in conclusion Rev. Sa 4
Small spoke briefly The benefits az
Prohibition to the citizens and to tn,
community We're set forth by Re-
llauch in a half-hour talk. Rev. Blu.
chanan said the war was not on Il :.
saloon men, many Of whom were goo
men, but upon the traffic. He urge
voters not to permit themselves to lie
bought, saying that saloon men them
selves would net respect men who are
bought to vote for them
Rev Small referred to the warning
he received BY mail some days ago.
threatening him with a visit from
"cne thousand night riders IL he did
not lgave Cairo in ten days He said
he did not believe any saloonkeeper
sent him the letter; he had a fairly
good Idea who did send It. and he
rcposed to make it warm for the
partJ The letter had been given into
the hands of the postal authorities,
and it would be thoroughly looked in.
to by the governments secret service
agents.
Rev Small returned yesterday from
Chicago where be went the first part
Of the week on business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
NOTHING LIKE DIAPEPSIN
TO RELIEVE INDIGESTION

causes a feeling Of nausea and miser.
ableness.
Don't fool yourself any longer; take
fifty cents to your Pharmacist for a
case Of Pape's Diapepsin. Eat one of
these 22-grain Triangules after this
evenings meal. and FIVE minutes later
your Stomach viii 10 what a healthy
Stomach should-that is. turn every
bite you eat into bodily nourishmen,
and without your realizing that yoH
have a Stomach. Each tringule viii
digest 1900 grains of food without the
help OF the stomach. because they con
tain just the elements which a good
strong, healthy stomach has. Pape's
DiaDepsiu is a thoroughly tested pre-
scription for Indigestion and stomach
trouble. which plainly tells on the
case the complete formula. and d as
harmless as candy and as pleasant to
the taste.
How promptly yon find permanent
relief merely depends upon how soon
you make up your mind to take Dis.
papsin.
II sou 90 now and get a 50-cent case
YOU will feel fine few minutes after
eating a Triangule and il g. safe
TO promise that your home Wu never
be without Diapepsin. as there is no
other household preparation which
comes so handy so many times.
Others Ct the family may eat soma-
thing which does not agree with them
then it is there to give relief.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

only way TO secure general and per-
manent good health"
Among many prominent people who
have recently become converted to
Cooper's theory is Mr. E. NJ. Howey. OF
471a De Russey Street, Blnghamton,
". Y, who says: Il had stomach
trouble for about six years. After eat
ing. would become bloated and have
a distressed feeling for several hours.
This would be accompanied by heart
burn, and reached the point where |
could not enjoy my meals at all.
Il tried different remedies in an eff
fort to find relief. but without success
After taking three bottles of Cooper's
New Discovery l am entirely cured.
Ny stomach does not bother me in the
least, and I can eat anything I like.
/ can cheerfully recommend Mr.. Coop
er's medicine to anyone afflicted with
stomach complaints.
Mr.. COopers medicines are making
a remarkable record. We sell them.
p. @. Schulz Sons
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
HEARING OF MEASURES
With View TO Preventing Shipment OF
Liquo.' to Dry Territory TO
Close Saturday.

Washington. Feb. 23.-Hearlngs on
various bills to regulate interstate
commerce on intoxicating liquors,
with view to preventing shipments
into dry" states or counties, will be
closed by the senate committee on
judiciary on Saturday next
Indications are that the sub-commit-
tee will recommend a passage of the
Bacon bill. which will secure to each
state the right and power to enact
and to enforce laws that will regu-
late and control liquor traffic In each
state in such manner as its people
may elect.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
INDIVIDUAL EGO AND
BROTHERHOOD.
Love the One Mighty Lever Destined
TO Lift Tired Humanity From
Valleys OF Darkness.

Following is part OF a sermon de
iyered by Rev. Cnas. IL. Armstrone
at the Lutheran church last evening
from the text Am | My Brothers
Keeper" tGen 40:
The first tragedy In mans history
| has just been enacted The awfu
crime against Abel by Cain, has
crimsoned the hands ur the latter and
forever branded him as a murderer
taker OF life. something he cannot
replace. The first wa;i OF human woe,
from the lips Of a Dereft woman, and
she mother, echoes through the
wales OF primal civilization. while the
guilty man, arrogantly, defiantly
asks of the living God Am | my
brothers keeper?" The terrible pun
ishment melted to Cain testifies to the
abhorence with which God regards
the one who takes a life, aud the sub
sequent history Of man, old and new
testament, backed UP by profane rec
ords, lead us to decide that a great
responsibility rests upon the indiyid-
uai in relation to his brother; the
dicta of seldshness. closely related to
+indiyidualism. cannot stand the SUI
preme test of reason nor of Gods re-
quirements as evidenced by his Word.
Christ reveals to us through his
matchless life. that high-tide OF ser
monte wisdom. his message from the
mount" and in his entire gospel-the
feet that we are the keeper of our
brother--his keeper, physically, men
tally. morally and spiritually We are
told that in the interior Of Africa GER
tain savage tribes lead their old and
infirm ones-their closest blood re.
iations-out into the forest and there
leave them. to die alone of starvation
and exposure. Our Christian civiliza-
ton has no such stigma as this to
blacken its history, although even vet
we do not interpret correctly, nor.
apply them In our daily contact with
others, the laws Of gospel love and
Justice, But we take care of our old
and infrm; a survey of our humani-
tartan effort reveals homes for the
aged, aims houses for the INDECENT
orphanages for the young. asylums
for the mentally deranged and hos
pitfalls for or sick. Surely it does moi
take prophet to perceive that. Will
our planet travels in an orbit around
the sun. the pathway OF our civiliza
ton is spiral. reaching higher and
higher towards the perfection of the
Almighty as revealed through his son
and found in the latter's gospel Re
member love is the one mighty lever
destined to lift tired humanity from
the valleys of darkness unto the
plateaus of truer and better things on
the mountains of progress. Love for
souls, for our brothers and sisters on
l;fe's hard journey. for those who
grepe In the darkness of sin-evil
habits, the shackels of intemperance
and for all who need a helping
hand" The following IS told of vii
liam Writ, an old time but most tai
ented lawyer: A slave to alcoholism
one friend after another deserted him.
after vainly urging reformation His
brilliant future seemed about to be
eclipsed by failure, the logical result
of unreasoning intemperance. Once
in Washington. D. C., as he lay in a
drunken stupor in the gutter, a car
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
KING LEOPOLD
WANTS It ALL
ASKS s5o,oooooo TO CARRY OUT
VARIOUS PRoPosALs-co NGo
FREE STATE QUESTION AS.
SUMiNG DiSQUiETiNG ASPECT

Brussels. Feb 23.-The situation in
he matter Of the annexation to Bel
sium Of the Congo Free State again is
assuming a disquieting aspect. 1t is
stated that King Leopold has taken
back ali his fair promises and now
demands that the special fund, which
was to replace the crown domain, be
placed under his control, and not un-
der that Of parliament, as IL was orig.
inally agreed. In addition, he asks
that $50000,000 be placed at his dis
posal to carry out various projects.
II is understood that the cabinet is
firmly resisting these demands ami
is determined If it becomes neces.
sary, to resign
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
LAW VS.. THE LAW
SHARP DISTINCTION DRAWN IN
ABLE DISSERTATION BY
RABBI HiRScH.
Special Reference TO the Sabbath and
Prohibtory Laws-Prohibi-
ton and the
Saloon.

ne IOllOWluB from one OF tni
ablest Jewish teachers of the day
giving his views upon questions which
have been much discussed in yariou.
parts Of the country lately, is pub
lished by request:
Law and the Law.
They who have followed the agita
ton and studied the pleas made by
advocates Of rigidly enforcing the Sun
day laws now on the statutes Of this
state. viii have no trouble to under
stand that. with admirable deXterity
the ambiguous significance OF the
term law is forced both in the argu.
ment and the conclusion. That good
citizenship insists on obedience to law
is a proposition which is automatic
But as used ia this connection. the
term Law certainly carries e much
wider impl alton than what II sug-
gests when one OF the other para
graph Of the code Is 50 denominated.
Law and the law are two distinct
things. Law is. or should be. what e.
ctenally and universally right AMI
righteous The law is the approx.
mate realization OF what Law sane
tons and orlains. In provision and
intended 10 regulate the
conduct Of men. Often the law cen
travenes Law. ~summum Jus summs
injuria The supreme law. as the RD-
mans put f. is often also the height
Of injustice. Take the case Of Russia
T. f. The law provides for restric-
tions Of the most inhuman kind I'M
der which Jews and others are IN
tentiOnaliy placed in order to render
their lives miserable and thus make
them more amenable to the sugg
tons Of proselytlzing eccIesiasiic "a
aatiDs Or Of seif-loving policemen u
this Law there a. no law Il is the
very denial n Law. The German poet
who penaed the lines that laws AMI
privileges are transmitted from one
generation % another. pretty much as
are certain morbid inciinati0ns. hal
this distinction in mind Law is g.
dependent q time u IS binding on
sreef days no less than on Sundays
IS hat IS law on Sunday must BE- law
Jn Monday and Tuesday must b.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
DOOM OF FERRY BOATS
Presses Button and New Tunnels
Are Opened at New York.

New York. Feb. 2s.-The first tun-
pels for passenger traffic under the
North or Hudson river. will be thrown
open to the public at noon on Tues
fsr-
The event. which spells the
eventual doom Of Hudson river ferries
I'D r9srfs the completion Of another
stage Of underground and underwater
transportation in the greater city.
will be celebrated officially by the
builders and by the highest officials
Of the state and nation.
President Roosevelt, at Washing
ton. win press q button to signal the
cIsenlng Of the tube. and the COVER
nors Of New York and New Jersey
wiIi participate in ceremonies at the
tunnel mouths
The tunnel consists of two tubes.
in which shuttle trains OF eight cars
each. propelled By electricity. win be
slsetateL
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
|; ECHOES FROM CAIRO PULPITS (:
I

rage rolled by its occupant a young
and beautiful woman. Seeing and
recognizing the unconscious man. In
the beastly embrace of Bacchus. she
left her seat and, bending over the
PROSTATE form. placed her dainty
handkerchief ON the repulsive and
boated face, re-entered the vehicle
and was driven onward. At last Writ
awoke, to discover that a friendly and
loving hand had placed a perfumed
bit of lace over his v:sage. to protect
II il from the flies that huZzed around.
4 The initials on the handkerchief
caught his eye; they We're those Of
I the woman who loved him. Had she
I seen him in this plight. was she sorry
/ he had fallen so low Struggling to
! his knees and raising his elinched
hand the miserable slave to strong
drink vowed never again TO crafty
the appetite he could not control and
II is said he kept ms word. afterward
marrying the woman whose thought
full and loving act wrought his recla-
nation.
One OF the Mosaic laws. recognized
and emphasized by Christ was Thou
shalt love the Lord thy God with all
thy heart, with all thy soul. and with
all thy mind, and thy neighbor as
thyself' And, as the Race increases
II. the spiritual stature of the one who
quoted these words, the deeper inner
meaning of Gods revealed message to
mankind is discerned Ii there were
more truly Christian capitalists and
more real Christian worEmen. the
chasm between capital and labor
would not widen but narrow and mar
row until at last it fade entirely. We
AS Christians-are learning that
might no longer makes right
Wordsworth. in ROB Roy's Grave,
says;
THAT they should take who have the
power.
And they should keep who can"
This sentiment out reflects the
spirit" of the days In which the
Scotch outlaw hourished. but those
who advocate and practice this doc
trine today often fell the heavy hand
of the civil law upon them. and the
spirit OF the Christian church, as I'm
terpreted now. becomes its very an
tipodes.
Through the subtle influence of
positive souls, sometimes alluded to
is personal magnetism" really the
influence OF one mind over another,
humanity is made better or worse. IN
this respect, one becomes the keeper
of his brother" a subject of vast i'm.
portance for the first time gaining
recognition at the hands of orthodox
psychologists. This Is a silent but
potent force, "thought-force" Ii be-
hooyes one. DESTROYS OF influencing
for good. to think only pure, clean |
thoughts. A copper key. placed upon /
a clean. white sheet of paper and |
both left in a dark place for some |
time, will show in perfect outline |
when the paper is placed on the Goals |
when the most intense heat has as |
sailed it, and just before it's disin. /
tregation: the Influence" of the key I
in the silence. And. if inanimate |
things have influence. surely the in 1
fuence of minds, for good or evil. I
should not be underestimated.
Personal responsibility. towards our
fellows. must be admitted in the man
ner in which we manifest God-glven |
qualities-our talents. Some can
smile, some sing. some are COON con
ycrsationalists. some have this spec
ial gift. some that one, but we shall
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

The Mississippi is falling from 81
Louis nearly all the way to Cairo
! The Ohio Is expected to come to
stand here Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24

|prIncl. q and said: The Sabbath IL
made t. man, not man for the Sab.
bath, t1erolpre man (that IL, tho
meaning Ct tNc term son OF man) Is
master over III sabbath
EMIL G.. HIRSCH
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
san and Moon.
WASHINGTON Forecast.

washington. Feb. 23.--ll-LiNois,-
Fair and warmer Monday TUESDAY
rain iii sortl: rain or snow in NORTH
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
/ NEWS OF THE RIVERS !
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The river marked 44.4 on the Cairo
pa,ge lash evening showing rise OF
GA OF foot In "a hours.
Reports from points above mere 70
Observer Hayes yesterday We're as
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-02-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
THE WEATHER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
General Conditions.

The day was fair and qriet' with
no promise Of much change Tor TO-DAY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-30


 of wcmerrs gowns at A the tables. and ss.Ooo porfh es food in process of con. sunnption.s something -Is. wrong" Arguing from this premise Mir. Moxey sets forth that the effort of young men sn moderate salaries to keep "in the swim" and to be among those who can spend their thousands to keep pace with other wealthy members of society. Is the cause of so much specu- iation and other crime that is sending young men down the road to ruin. He further points out that the same causes are leading to ike results in the smaller cities of the country, and we have little reason to doubt the cor rectness of his conclusions. but where the remedy lies is a problem that will be difficult to solve. To say that the remedy lies in the cultivation of "a healthier moral sentiment" is true enough. but how is 1t to be done and who is to do 1t?