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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-22
CAMPERS ENJOY THEMSELVES.
Many Clarkstonites Are Taking to
the Hills.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, July 22-Mrs. Laura
Prov,ns returned from the Anatone|
camp early in the week. E. A..
Bass left this morning for a few
days outing with his family at the
Anatone- camp and F. NJ. Hinkly ex.
poets to drive his auto to the camp
late Saturday evening, returning
early Monday morning. The camp
ers are enjoying themselves. Only
enc accident is SO far reportd. Ben,
the 2-year old son of F. M. Hinkly,
had the misfortune to get quite SER
iously injured with a nail last Sum
day, making a severe wound in his
hip.
G. H. Bulfinch is at Vollmer in
the employment OF contracting
Arm there.
The Grimm ranch started thresh-
ing with their own machine Mon
day. The grain is yielding more
than they predicted few weeks
ago.
Mrs. J. H. Upton has returned
from her extended visit at Winona,
having spent about two months IN
that place with relatives.
r. R. Brownville. brother Of Mrs
IA. A. Aldrich. from Truman. Mimi,
Is visitor at the Aldrich home.
Harry Runkle was down from
Asotin over Sunday visiting at the
HOLSTER home.
Miss Virginia Farnsworth. who
has been dangerously Ill, Is now
gradually recovering and is able to
set up for short intervals.
George H. Mood is making some
| reeded repairs on the Flatiron
building this week.
Miss Kathryn Thompson. an init
mate friend of Mrs. Gorrell. VINO
| has been visiting her several weeks.
is arranging to return to her former
home at Fairfax, s. D.. unless She
secures satisfactory position IN
school work in this locality. She Is
a teacher with considerable expect
ence. ]Trt @@W sAy38
| w. H. Page has recently returned
IRON the Grouse country whore he
purchased valuable horse from J.
r. Green. He says Mr. Green has
good horses. RI '+-. 'fs 4"
Mrs. Robert Chamberlain is en-
ioyng visit this week from a
brother who resides in Oregon.
Il Mrs. Paul Brown 10 employed at
the ONCE of Frank 2. Brown, max
Ing the tax roll, vf !
The county board OF equalization
will meet at the courthouse the hret
Monday in August and will be In
session at least three days,
| E. L. Jones. accompanied by hia
brother. drove to the Anatone camp
last Saturday. returning early IN
Ms swearengsf lett ..ar,y in the
week for Anatoue to join the jolly
camp of Clarkstonites and get out
OF the heat
Mrs. e. j. Rice lett, Monday for
Spokane to visit with relatives.
i The Home Nursery company has
quite a force of men busy in bud
ding peach trees. .sau%f =
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church will hold a lawn social on
the church lawn Friday evening.
W. NJ. 'Clemenson will leave TO-
morrow for Michigan, where he
will join his wife. who has been
visiting relatives, and they expect
to return shortly.
The funeral of the infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown OF South
Vineland took place at the family
home this morning. Rev. B. Pressor
ofiiciating. The child died yester'
day afternoon after a two-days i'll
tAS's's s y Il Is a@MMn~ar .eassF
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-22

st. Paul owns its own street
sprinkling department. One of the
bir yellow wagons started down
sixth street, but only goa block
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-22
c i II |; ltPga L lewiston
BUS..LIVE
.NcIITc1s


!, Daily htSepE sunday ?.
Leave ClaSkston-1;1b an; Sis
a:n.; lo:es am; ,1:lS p.M.; 3:3o
pa; ]:46t1.n- gg4
e Leave Lewiston-7:3o An: SEQ
a.n.: 1o:4s am; 2:ee p.n.: s:sS
Pm: $500 pm.
" s Sunday 49,
Leave Clarkston-1:15 pm.
Leave Lewisten-2:00 pm.
1 Will meet all night trains and
boats on special calls.
Leaves Charlton from Charleston
Commercial Co.
Leaves Lewiston from Raymond
Hotel and Bollinger Hotel.
Rates-15c one way, round trip
$50. -..-..-..-
q. E. BUNDY, Proprietor
Residence 9Th and Sycamore Sts.
Express packages ana baggass
win be attended to promptly
Leave orders, at Charleston Com
mercial. Co.. Sycamore Street or call
up phone Main, $50. sg ra.s
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-22

, Illustrated Song-"Upon q Sunday
Morning When the Church Bells
Chime"
The Taylor Trio will sing one Of
Charles K. Harris latest hits. II
Need the Morning Air"
81 Continuoush performance from
7:46 70 1850. ssait4at4---prt-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-22

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
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*' E-as ~' eN ~k~ aass 8ears tho 1it8 Ead E 9a z.f} 3a Signature v .zzz@@-,.-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
WILL H. ROANE JR.
 TO BE MARRIED

Invitations, announcing the ap- preaching marriage of William IT.. Roane Jr. formerly of this city a9w liNiug in Illinois, to Miss Ethel i.u- eiIle Morley of Warren, Arks were re- ceived in Pine Bluff yesterday The Weddin2 will take place at the Fisst Presbyterian church in Warren on Wednesday, October 2f
 The hride-ta-be is Che daa2hsor oi If aad Ms Kirk Girerson Nof.es pruminea. residents ol Warren she Is most popular aud accomplished Hoaa4 lady and aas many admirers. Nn. RoM1e is saa#et N H Roaue Se.. formerly or fate city. aa1 Wao k BaN com1e.e3 Nfta I bIe @asas r9paUF ia HH@az. tIe I~ 1aa7IE man -5elHiqa= 0afla=aaa fa ness @#'i'sts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
BRYAN AND KERN
 CLUB AT BISON

Goaua I9dse t1aes Gould taa Nt- tor0el I, HNts NtNon organi2ea T B]ym and Rem club at Rison Tues day nigh, with large membership Fit.y members were enrolled ana the new club pledged itself to donate $1o0 to she Democratic campaign fund Letters are being sent out by Mr. Nix on to tbe various central comYittees in this consressjonal district urging them ta organize BNau and Kern clubs ami he will visit thom person ally from time 10 time The Jefferson County Bryan and Kern club is mak= ing preparations lo give CoHSressalan Joe r. Robinson wbo Wjll ald. t1e club Sdtard5z ai1i1t. a Heas;a4 gneen= tiau5
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

yn a N0FmIT C00UIlI0h a0a Illo s1'- sretions were so frequent n action. IS to Ae positively annoyin4. also Asd q great deal ol pain in my back
 hips. Wis bothered with head ,ear .aHd dizxt spells and WAS unable
 -, -.nn ut ni.ht final,A- n--l,.l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
NIGHT RIDERS
 APPEAR AT DUMAS
Note of Warning Placed on Gate oi a Farmer In De>ha County. and. Frightened. He Appeals for Aid.

Dumas. Oct -(SpeciaD John H.. Bradley d prominent farmer living at Avery Postoflice 10 miles west of this place. brought 10 town this morning the first evidence of the eXisence of night riders in this part of the coun- try.
 The following notice was discovered pinned to the front gate:
 MT. Bradley: I will tell you for your good, don't gin or sell any cotton that is made on your entire place. Be sure and read this carefully, for you will be responsible for your own or any cotton raised on your entire place. Penalty: Burning
 Mr. Bradley says the message wor- ries him very much and he came here for advice from the business people as to the proper course to pursue.
 News that night riders might strike a blow ill his vicinity created conster- nation here and Mr. Bradley found lit tle comfort in the conflicting advice given him by the citizens.
 Some told him to treat the warning with contempt, but to he ready for at tacks; while others suggested hat he heed the injunction in the note and place himself on the sate side.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
COTTON PICKER GIVEN
 SATISFACTORY TEST
Many Planters Were at Barrow Place Yesterday to See thc Nacunm Ma chine Pick Cotton in the Open Field = Machine Damaged in Wreck.

< most successful and SatiSfactOr! test was given yesterday morning on the Barrow plantation by the opera tors of the new Vacuum cotton pick ing machine, which was brought here rom St. Louis to give the planters of this section a practical demonstration of the workings of the mechanical de- vice Owing to damage being done to Mountain railroad, while in transit, aShe operat"rs deemed it best not to dtrN]pt tp work i at full speed Many of attachments were 1isarrau=eu and 1oosened by the iarring it reeeiy- cd in tRe railroad nrishap and notwith- standing ihese, defective points. the nIachine worked like t,ockwdrk.
 / Many interested persons. incIudtne planters from all .p,arts of the county were present aa. the exhibition. Oniy one man, was used to operate the big mach41e, and only one side of ii was operated. The suction nozzle on the machine picked cotton and picked it clean, leaving the bare stalk standing in the ground fhe exhibition con tinued for more than two hours, and much cotton was picked. although il was not the intention of the operators 10 make d record as to the amount ef cotton gathered from tue field Va rious tools were tried on the machine which took up much of the time. Flis 'as done to 2ive those present an idea Of the workings of the machine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

Another point in favor of the cotton picker was the fact that 1t picked Florodora cotton, which is regarded as the hardest cotton to pick in Southern but it failed to stick there when the cotto,. picking machine came in con- tact with it. IL was simply sucked out of the bolls as clean as the hu- man hand could pick it. The eNhibi- ton was very interesting and most satisfactory to the cotton planters who doubted the ability of the operators to pick cotton by machinery.
 Although the machine is, in it's present condition, little too Weighty, the owners of it say that it will be reduced in weight more than two thou- sand pounds. Their model, now in use, is to be more fully perfected within the next few weeks.
 George l Withey, representing the Vacuum Cotton, Picking Machine Com pany, skipped the cotton picker to Hot Springs yesterday afternoon. It will be exhibited there during the Arkan- sas State Fair the coming week. His assistants left during the day for Ral- eigh. x. C.. where they will exhibit q similar machine at the North Carolina State Fair.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
TO HAVE FREE
 FERRY AGAIN

The 5anogacemeut Nas made 4e~- tordar hN County JadEc Gou}d ,A@ tho Tee tre# seHt5ce aea2s9 da2 ts- kansas riyer a his 3oiut Was to Ae resumed aeNt S8ada4 The Jefforzaa Camh Ls1l Hne God: recently maie an appropriation I9c the maintenance Of she ferH Iadee Gould dee1nel 10 allow p3y tqr inc ferry some months aso Heraase the fand was eN- aausted at tAe slna f. was discoo- ttnua3 aad has aat heap h operation since
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
SOUGHT DEATH
 IN THE FALLS

Niagara Falls. Oct lzarly today | woman wearing, d black hat and coat who said she Was from Saginaw. Mich. appeared in the reservation 0ere aeHi14 strangely. Abont $ o'clock she walked toward Prospect Point and before the aiIieers eoQ1d restrain he3 2asaed sm5s zag .ed leaPPd rem 9hv- aa4I iuaq la Nmcsielu Ialls aud HoaiHs .HaHe Nas seen o' he&
 g5is Is Inc ,WeHta saietda here ai3ee JnA
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

= A S TT o R x A. Beafs .fs <9 Iae ki1d Y1g hale Al6a,S BcuaH! ''s --.-.s .e <
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
tATURE'S WARNING
f;nV BIuii People Must RecogHi2e and
 Heed II.

idneN j'1s come q0ieth aH atel5 1.
 Int nature a4Ways Rarus you k kiee 5he kidney secretions.
 if ,he ealea s unhealthy k the4e k setljiu2s and sediment. sa2es frequent, seaatE, painful time then 10 0se= poaa's Kidney vard of Hti4bt's disease or dta= 4's hava done =s3.eag work in Cuff.
 Charles Sylvester. flo2 W. 3t Ave, Pine Blun. Ark. says. si,red for the past several wears
 'ney trouble and all its attend lmptoms My kidneys were nel- >ln a normal condition and Jhe st-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

.idnel ills come qajeth aA te5i
 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
! 50 YEARS FOR
 YATES STANDRIDGE

Jasper. Oct. Special .,-Yates Standrid@o this morning pleaded guilty to mHrder in the second degree on two counts aud 10 shooting with intent 10 kill OH one count and Was sentenced to serve 5o years in lhe penilentiarT.
 Sentence was passed by the circuit court of Newton County in special srs- sion.
 The crimes for which Standridse WIS seneuced are the murder of x. \. Kosemond and Mrs. Nancy Overurf whom he slew months ago after haV- ins escaped from the penitnntiary at Little Rock and the shooting of Mrs. R0semond. who was wounded by Standridge's bullets at he same time.
 Standridge had been in the peni- tentiary charged with assault with in- tent to kill, having shot the sheriff of Pope County. After serving a part of his term he escaped and later ap- peared in the southern portion of this (Newtonl County
 
 crime entailiDg a double tragedy. for which he was today sentenced to pay the penalty He shot Rosemond for q cause unknown until recently his bui- lets also killing Mrs. Overturf and se- riousy iniuring Mrs Rosemond. He was captured, returned to prison and icompelled to serve ont his term before being placed on trial here for mur- der.
 During the remainder of the term i'll the penitentiary Standridge made a was foled X third inc he. almost succeeded in making q break fer iber jy when detected. He was then placed in T cell in plain view of the guards.
 He was not releaseh when his term expired last August, but OH appeal from the authorities of Newton County the penitentiary officials left him in prison at Little Rock for safe keep ing
 Saturday Sheriff F. L. Bristow and two deputies arrived from Newton County and started back with the prisoner who in addition to the usual !, shackles placed on desperate crimi- :, nals, was bound with log chains to the i; car seats He was taken to Newport. 1 where he was placed in jail overnight, and then taken to Jasper
 The court had convened ill special | session to hear the case. En route to ! Jasper the prisoner had for the first ! time broken his silence as 10 his mo- tives for killing Rosemond and had l stated to a Democrat representative | while the train halted at BatesVille | that he had killed Rosemond because ! the latter had invaded the sanctity oi | his home and led his wife astraN. He | said he had not intended to harm any ! one but ROsemond.
 When arranged this morning Stand- | ridge did not make this defense but l simply threw himself on the mercy ot i the court with pleas of guilty to all | the offenses charged in the indictment. ! The court gave him the maximum | penalty in the two charges of murder | in the first degree, making d term Of | i2 years and a penalty of eight years for shooting the other woman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

~ .9cal applications. as sAef cannot Hyaeh fhe diseased portion ol .he oar TAese is only one way to cure aea}- ness. and that is by constitutional fo- medies. Deafness is caused by an in- famed condition of the mucous lining of the EHstachian Tube. When this nbe js iunamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it k entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can he taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing Will be destroyed forever nine cases out of len are caused hy catarrh, which is na5.IHs hut an maamed condition of sAn Nacoas surfaces.
 w. viH give One Hundred #b4llars teg aaN ease af Deafness lcaused by ea.sz. nat cannot ae erred 9Y tIy4.s Gatafsa care. Send #m eifea-
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

M. T. McFadden, a member of the firm af Murray and McI7adden, propri- etors of the Racket Store" has re- tired from the business and return- ed 10 his home in Tennessee. The business wifi he continued by Nr. Murray.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08

X aa> aF1 .eajs .a aaaaa dgs- 2ersia ,aj constipation 0e3keas aa Ha0le= sEstea5 balH.s Bt2H]ez .5 e,Ht5 aet -aN1 oo4e6s 8la sX5Y. #aae t2e stomach ou~e constipation. =ett
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-10-08
DH. laaias Jordan Mas busi@ visitor in Little Rock se4te4d3&.

l8cla I'ed. itch Scratch; Scratch seaaEeA. The more Eou scratch h. Worse the itch. 5rr D5an's 0iHm 2. Rares Rifes eczema. anT skin itching. All draeaist. sefl jt.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-04

ridiculous posing readiness plug chasm the
Marcus Cur when Governor Hughes persisted the known
importing of his claim place the ticket
at the beest of the Presidential bee buzzg his Whether
he did ALSO by cutchng what his intelligence ought have
shown him seriously mperi his continuing
for another his splendid administration Empire State re-
mains be
Instead of the Smile of amusement that the o editor
public enjoy The Stars expense, there
loud guaw from the Tbune readers the logic his
suffering from disappointment because his made
not taken seriously the convention the Tribune relates
its editors privilege have "seen heard Hughes action
together with the privileged persons opinion that
his teowmen renders bearabe If there any relation sisng
between the propositions the Tribune puts opposition the
quotation Just made Yet that only supports paper
made of Hughes dealing with the New delegation at the
venton If "a of duty his feowmen which made
him try to force himself the front his feowmen
trying hard to restrain him. it follows that he mpeed by
weenng conct that he the only of the his
party and the country His performance of duty state
which indicated his greatness had only been fairly begun to
lookeron should appear if call from elsewhere higher
up should have been both and loud before
command of duty There booms started open long
fore Hughes like Bars said he willing not
inferior cabe less experience in affairs regulations
equally bear the fierce light that beats Presidential candidate
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-04
THE NATIONS BIRTHDAY

hundred and hywo years ago the United States
assumed independent position among the nations AT its birth
the Union occupied but fringe of territory along the Atlantic
Now fills the great eXpanse from the Atlantic the P
flag possessions both Since
period the War Rebellion that ended forythee years
the population of the Union has than doubled There
been of millions of people the past years.
present number of the inhabitants Of the Union being eghven
and one-half millions
This governed today than any
time past in the country history Proof of tisaeion is found
in various facts Never has there been greater prosperity of the
whole people, the comfort of the individual having ourippd
ratio of SCALE the opuenc the country large The
iy of business has assured
financial atmosphere highly charged with seemingly explosive
elements generated by controversy
concentrated wealth and those of the whole people, terecon
of record magnitude sufficient produce
momentary check industry and which,
few months today scarcely apparent in its effects While
crisis yet at its height the couns best intellect and of
political life had begun to devise prevent the
Of danger There is believe not
be long bringing about the ends sought before
people sensitive the of anything menace good gov
for Nation Municipality nor so quick
in responding any necessity of getting rid corrupt
competent officials Lncon ideal of government of the people, by
the people and for the people being nearly
before. -, ~. =
That the mighty growth as
has done without any constitutional change worth mentioning
than the amendments giving effect what the arbat of arms
decided the Sixties and with the machinery of its government
ming smoothly and efficiently its load has increased
tribute the work Of the Nations founders completed thirteen
independence, eloquent than spreadagle
oratory of this great anniversary. @"'
And what growth the country having Note few of
the expansion of American industry and during the four
years ended with the year 1907.
Livestock trAe under three billion
dollars $4,33I 100000.
Farm products from less than six billion dollars to 4I2ooo
w.
Coal production, from 3I4 million 42o million
Output of gold, from "a million 90 million dollars
Savings bank deposits from 285 million 1895 million dollars
Deposits in all banks, increase of about three half billion
dollars to the prodigious hoard of thirteen billions
Twenty thousand miles of railway laid the four
years
The output of iron increased from about eighteen million
not far from twenyx million exports of iron steel
from nne-sx and oneaf million hundred eighty
and one-half million dollars value
Exports of manufactures advanced from $468 100000 ooo
ooo and Of material nearly billion dollars export
ed increase of 80 per cent.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-04
a PERFECTLY CORKING TIlfE.~

Uneasy lies the head that crown is saying
not be paaphraed to apply fngy
is his very HE to be perpeuay and oyousy against
OF troubles He takes rest from the with public evils only
gage in the slaughter of wild animals easy shoulders that
bear the presidential paum the saying that may apply him
history but have general application the
mas not been the like OF him among his predecessors and it doubtful
II Nature has not mad the mould from which he sprang This
what he said Oyster Bay the other when that he
perhaps of all men, had fairly earned
Do not waste any sympathy I have enjoyed every
minute OF my stay here and thanks due to the Amer
people and not theirs for the opportunity have had
to serve them have had perfectly corling time
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-04
STAR FLEET EDITION.

simultaneously Francisco and Honolulu. Monday July
the feet edition of The Star will be issued 1t will contain thirty
two pages. Possibly wopage supplement will have be added
great demand local advertising space Together with
large of information regarding the Navy and relating
the attractions of Honolulu and Islands the cable and
local of the day will be presented Orders for copies ought to
be promptly filled the local output of the edition will certainly be
quickly Hensha manager editor of The
is personally attending the sue in San Francisco
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-04
HUGHES AND HIS HILO FRIEND.

Upon The comments on Governor Hughes vain ambition
to beat fate at the Republican National Convention the
Ho Tribune hangs personal observations of
Hughes in action which, interesting enough in itself utterly
eVant to this papers remarks question Hughes is
as The Star quite fully acknowledged yet there distinctly fall
OF greatness in the revelation of the subbornne with
cung until the last the egosc deuson that he would
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-07-04
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ready for a fire. Zinc lined Redwood
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pumps, all brass cylinders. Large
variety of special pipe and fittings.
Prompt attention to job. work in
plumbing.
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Phone 211. 145 King Street
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