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c-v. Lui»®*» C®un*®r. "1 ■ hor ' LEWIS OÈlBACH. I Prop. bulky article to get away with, i , are going to look around for a ! piano while here at pay >' oU to see me. plains In pianos. Must p y October 15th. the fair It will j i I have two good sell them jj. R. SCOTT, Bandmaster Lewiston Band, residence U2 Adams street, P. O. box 234. V. HAVING ONE ON THE HOUSE the proper caper and all are ask la you ta call and "have one on us." trial will suffice to prove we ban nothing but ...... . .......... SUPERIOR LIQUORS, whiskies, gin, rum, cordials, beer and everything else In the liquor line is what we keep. Get your sspplles here and you won't be'over ;ky wine house, Phone Main 119. Fall oiyies in SHIRTS ••• and ••• NECKTIES W# have a new and up-to-date line oti8hirts and Necktiee—Jiee in all •hepei, etyles and colors -one of the NHt complete and up-to-dsts lints in At eity. A Large Variety to Choose From Chicago Clothing Company (••end door oast of P. 0, Lewiston f IDAHO TRANSPORTATION f SOMPANY. La Sta «es from Stltes to Grange 'T «lie and Cottonwood. Z Fl'wt-clasa servi*. S e*°° d 8t0Ck ' experienced dUv- w H. C. JACKSON, Manager. £ The Mint ■AKER a SMITH, Proprietor* M ^ lc ® "luora, wines, brandies an® pu... ' A Plub room in connection ■SaLST''" 0 *»*. Main sti --------tsa ! I mmtary L » v- .......... *»«> »*h.Hil for Softs p lr . ' Disciplina. £uiC* n ....... fc-J.W plfne. 'I r »«f tor Illustrated ' Dro F*etor sad PrtadpsI •*0*1 land, Oregon WELL PLEASED.—J. j. Chamber lain and family of Wallace, Idaho, ar rived In the city this morning for a short visit at the home of A. L. Chamberlain of Clark »ton. Mr. Cham berlain is manager of the Western Union at Wallace and expresses him self as greatly pleased with the ap pearance of the fair and community. If your grocer does tot handle j "Gem" Flour, teli him you want It and j ♦ he must get It. ♦ For satisfying ana delicious soda drinks go to the Chastain McNair Drug Co. p Pes h > pure drugs ar1(I c j, emlcaI , at th « CHas tain McNair Drug Co . California Honey 20c a pound Russell's Grocery. .. SKINNER & MOUNGE GO. REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS. Room 1, Donzac Bilding. Pictures taken at nlgtit at Gomond's. Look Down from whatever dignified atmosphere you please. If lt'a a carriage you're looking for, this la the place that will please you. "Conscience in Carriages" is our motto. It meant selling only what's conceded to be good, durable and attractive. From a storm wagon up to a Tic tor la, every vehicle that leaves this repository hears the stamp of our *p proval. It's guaranteed or money re funded. Western Hardware and Implement Co. R L. SPIKER, PRES. AND MGR. MACHINERY AND FARM 1MPLE MENTS. Telephone Main 189 393 Main 8t of is eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee«eeee • Our method of manufacturing • !ICE • Guarantees that ia la ehemieally a a pure. e a • • We deliver iee to your plaoe * e promptly. e e •• » j Idaho Ice and (Sold { Storage ©o. a Main Street, Lewiston 'Phone Main 183 HM-6H «64 LEWISTON DRAT COMPANY Office at Blue Front. Main St Office Phone 1111. 7 Furnitur*, Baggage, Freight and Parcel DHiv*ry. STORAGE To the Traveling Publie: Please exchange your checks with "Lewiston Dray Company's Agent," to avoid delays and In sure safe and/pjrompt delivery. Î (You Can Eat GÖLDMAN'S MEAT Cold Storage Market Phone Stain 199. Of th* Bast Jft boot ftuftMtr •< reputable manufacturer' ■ goods are found at the little jewelry fttor* oppo site the Temple Theatre. You vB *•** he disappointed If !»w trade thera GQVERNORiHot Water! COLORADO INDEPENDENTS ♦ ♦ GOVERNOR Methodist clergyman, form chancellor of the University rnor and thi*e times prev CANDIDATES FOR Republican.—Rev. Henry A. Buchtel, a erly a missionary in Bulgaria and now of Denver Democratic.—Alva Adams, twice guve iousiy the party nominee. Independent.—Ben B. Lindsey, known a» the ' kid'» judge" because he framed the juvenile court law and is judge of the court. Socialist.—William D. Heywood, secretary of the Western Federa tion of Miners, now confined ln th" Idaho state penitentiary charg ed with the murder of ex-Gevernor Steunepberg of that state. DENVER. Colo., Got 13.—The most spectacular political campaign ever waged In Colorado Is now at Us height. Ring rule and the domination of corporations in politics are the chief issues, though there are other questions figuring in to add spice to the campaign. The fireworks of the campaign and the thing which has tended most to raise it above the-ordinary level of political contests in ponular interest is the candidacy of Judge Ben B. Lin dsey for the governorship on an in dependent ticket. Judge Lindsey is pretty well known throughout the country as the author of the Juvenile Court law In Colorado, which has formed the model for similar legisla tion in twenty-four states. He is a foe to ring rule and talks as freely of corruption In his own democratls party as in the opposition party. Judge Lindsey desired the democratic nomi nation for governor if he could se cure it without giving any pledges or promises. When It became apparent that Senator Patterson and his fol lowers were to control the state con vention Judge Lindsey refused to al low his name to go nefore that tody. As the campaign has progressed it has become evident that the indepen dent voters are rallying to the Lind sey standard in great number. LiAd sey Is making his campaign practical ly without money. He has no organ isation and has refused to accept a single dollar of corporation money. It elected Judge Lindsey wlM go before the legislature with a demand for the enactment of a primary election law, which will take party machinery out of the hands of corporation bosses, and rid Colorado of corporation con trol. He , will also ask for other im portant legislation affecting the judi ciary of the state. The republicans experienced much difficulty in making up their state ticket. The names of half a dozen party leaders were mentioned In con nection with the gubernatorial nom no of »*$**«**• W. WILKS C E. HAYDEN SStites and Grangeville and Feed Stable WILKS a HAYDEN, Proprietors. Light rigs leave Stltes and Orangeville daily. Livery $ « The Teller for Today's News W. P. Hurlbut, President M. W. Barnett. Treasurer. E. D. Thomas, Vice Preaidsnt James Aspoas, Secretary. H. K. Barnett Supervisor Abstract Department - Commercial Trust Company Capital - - $1,000,000.00 „I Fire Insurance. Four Per Cent Interest 'Paid on Savings Accounts. LEWISTON. IDAHO. ination but fore the convention met no one of them was desirous {if en tering the contest under existing con ditions. Finally, when the convention met, tlie nomination went to Philip B. 'Stewart, a Colorado Springs lawyer. But Mr. Stewart declined to make the race unless William H. Gabbert, chief justice of the supreme court, who Is ning for re-election, withdrew from the ticket. The objection to Judge jbbert was based on the allegation that he favors corporations. After Mr. Stewart's declination the repub licans finally induced Dr. Henry A. Butchei, chancellor of the University of Denver, to accept the nomination. Alva Adams, the democratic candi date, is one of the most widely known men in Colorado politics. After hav ing filled two terms in the governor's chair he was a candidate again two years ago. On that occasion he claim ed to have defeated James H. Pea body. republican. In the contest that ensued the supreme court unseated a. sufficient number of democrats in the senate to give the republicans control of that body. The senate then de clared Peabody re-elected. It is as a result of this turn of affairs that Adams seeks a vindication this year. As a matter of fact, however, Adams was desirous of having a try for the senatorship, but Senator Thomas M. Patterson, owner of two Denver news papers and virtually the democratic state boss, could not see it that way. He practically forced Adams to accept the gubernatorial nomination and then had a plank Inserted In the party platform that effectually puts Adams out of the running In the senatorial contest. The effect of the socialistic cam paign, with William D. Haywood at the head of the ticket, is problemati cal. The socialists do not expect to elect their candidate?, but they will draw votes from both the old parties. They will have the strong backing of the Western Federation of Miners and of labor organizations in general. I is I j j j do ft is hand? for scrubbing, for laundry purposes of "fur the bath. If your hot water tank is out of ordefc and the hot ! water pipes leak, hOjv can you expect I hot water? You can'tv PLUMBING WORK properly done will give you all the hot ! water you want. Being done properly ! doesn't mean high prices when we do j the work. In fact, for best all-around results In plumbing, always have us do It. H. L. INGRAM PLUMBER 'Phon* Red 51. California Wine House j • • • Î Wholesale and retail wines, liquors and cigars. The place to get your wines and liquors for family or me dicinal use. Agents for Val Blatz Milwaukee beer. All goods delivered to any part of the city or Clarkston. No. 428 Last Main St. 'Phons Main 31. We grve H. A H. Green Stamps. seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee j L. J. DUBRAY j 2 GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND • • BUILDER , e a 486 Main 8treet Phone 971 • • , ft : BOOK BINDING • • We manufacture Blank Books e and Speeial Ruled forme for * Banks, Corporstions and Bus! a ness Houaos. Ç * Wa mako Billing Systems and Looss Loaf Ledger Shoots. • Send your Art Boofgs, Musie 2 and Magasines te Bind, a • Lewiston i Blank Book j Company • e 120 Now Sixth 8treet 2 LEWISTON, IDAHO e seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee It's a Pleasure to Have Coal That Does Not Make Clinkers Let ue send you a sample Order th* ton pries. LEWISTON FUEL Jk CO, LTD. TRANSFER You oan't afford to miss hearing Morphy; free every day jit fho fair grounds. ® STAGE @ JJ, Between Stiles and Elk City, ^ ^ dally except Mondays. Leaves ^ 2 Stltes < ». m, @ 0 NATE PETTIBONE, Prop. ® I ! ! j Mark Means Co. Wholesale Merchadnise BROKERS Idaho Tea Company 368 MAIN ST. The best coffees and teas and finest line of Crockery in the city. We give green stamps. •••••••••••••••ëftftftaftftftftftft ! RANGE ! j MEAT MARKET ; • DILL BROS. ft • • • Opposite Raymond House. ' ft Î Main 181. • Don't forget we are sole agents for CROWN Princess Canned Geods MJB High Grade Coffee MJB Tree Teas Aise * lint Has el stsplc sad Issey troctmi Lewiston Grocery & Bakery Telephone a8i a50 Main St. | Electricity is Free Insurance Uee safety matches, or keep your phosphorous matches in a tin box, away from ehildren and fools. Than with electric lights prep*. srly distributed /uir house la pretty well insure!. No lamps to overturn. No gas to leak or explode. The Company furnishes the lamps for renewals free of ooet to you. The newest types of lamps re duce the amount of current consumed, and lessens th* meter bills. Telephon* 221 or eall at th* Electric light Office BRING YOUR THIN FRIENDS to The Bollinger Restaursnt and they will soon put flesh on. What mors delicious for a Light Lunch than Squab on Toast? Why, angels food ia out of the qusetipn alongside «""Ji dainties. Or, if you want something mors sub stantial, we have as fine Roast Beef aa mortal tv*- tasted, at 35c per plate. The Bollinger t Tha b*s* Bellinger *« non* too good at TIm,, Finest Cate in Idaho