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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24
TIRING OUT THE CHANGERS.
A Recess Taken to Further tho
Blaine Project and Kill Off Hare

T1SOHs
Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO, June 23.-After the second
ballot had been taken Gov. Foster, OF
Ohio. moved recess until 4 o'clock p,
m., and his motion was seconded by Mr..
Duffield, of Michigan. On behalf OF
New Jersey, Senator Sewell demanded
roll call, which was Immediately pro-
ceeded with. The roll call on the queS
ton of taking recess resulted as fok
lows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24
HE HAD FINISHED.

Pope Bob's Speech Was Ended,
He Says, When He Was Kissed
From the Stage.
Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO, June pa reporter called
on Col. Ingersoll at the hotel last night
and asked: Were you through with
your speech when the uproar broke
out?"
"Certaily. I had said all that in
tended and all that I desired.n
"Some people say that you ought not
to have mentioned the name Of Gresham
in your speech"
ssThat's nonsense. The convention
had adjourned; it was mass meeting,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24

Georgia gives Lincoln, 1.
Connecticut gives Mckinley /; Massachus-
setts, 2; New Jersey, 4; Texas, 2; West Vir-
ginia, 2-l1.
Kentucky gives Fred Douglass /.
Kentucky gives Foraker l.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24

Connecticut gave Mckinley L Kansas, L;
Massachusetts,, l; Missouri, L; New Jersey,
q; Texas. L; West Virginia, 3-14.
New York cast only II votes, one membel
of the delegation being absent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24

SUCH JUCCLERY.
Delegates Alleged to Be Hon
est, Dazzled by Waving
Plumes.
They March Into Convention
and Then March Out
Again,
Experiencing a Remarkable
Change of Heart on the
Journey.
Minnesota's Solid Vote Will
Go to Blaine on
Monday.
The Goods Have Been Con-
traeted for and Only
Await Delivery.
Chairman O'Brien Has Had
Enough, and Will Come
Home.
The Others of the Delegation
Will Be in at the
Death.
However, They Acknowledge
That the Platform Is
Nauseating.
Ben. Harrison Will Not Play
Second Fiddle to Any
One.
A Night Of Conferences That
Made Many People
Tired.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24
TRACKED ON HIS TOUR.

Newspaper Correspondents Are
Worrying the Plumed knight.
Special Cable to the Globe.
LONDON, June 29.-Mr.v Blaine is
greatly bothered by correspondents of
American newspapers who follow him
on his coaching tour and pounce upon
him on every occasion, waiting to make
a determined onslaught on him in the
event of his nomination at Chicago.
The interest over the balloting is in
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24
ELK|NS' CRIME.

ELK|NS' CRIME.
Blaine's Right Bower Plans
d a Series of Political
Murders.
He Has Arranged to Slaugh-
ter the Tattooed Mans
Opponents.
With the Game Well in Hand
He Will Prolong Their
Agony.
All the Aspirants, However,
Will Be Given Decent
Sepulture.
Sherman and Harrison Have
Already Fallen by the
Wayside.
Mckinley is the Dark Horse
That May Make
Trouble.
He Has Won Favor by His
Loyalty to Oh-o's
Iceberg.
Hoosiers Are Indignant at the
Assassination OF Their
Favopite.
Elkins' Policy Is Delay, and
He Gives It Out
Cold.
Blaine's Plumes May Be EX-
pected to Wave Triumph
antly Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-24

tense. the English papers devoting
much attention to it and printing large
specials concerning the convention.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-04-12
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- Gin Mann Namens 9artmann,
friber Strabencartreiber In @albeiton,
fam nod 6it1cod, elmer tleinen Station
an Der Sante Sc 8abn uno bat ben
bort tppbnenben OpiB UNI Na6tquars
tier. DIS fe ft@ fpdt au Bette begeben
pDuten, 5og 9artmann einen GeDolber
unb feuerte obne ein Wort au fagen,
auf feinen Wtrtb. Die 2ugel berurs
fa9te cine Tleii1nuube. Opib iprang
nun atlf ieiner Mngreifer au, f@lug ibn
nieoer unb tnebeIte i'm nit einem
Strid, Bis 9ilfe Berbeitam. 0art>
mann tpuroe nod @albeton in's Sc.
fdngniB unb Opib in's 6sipital ges
bra1t.. 2ebterer.meiut, bob Sartmant
i6n ermorben unb bann betnuben
tpoate.
- Die Texas State Poultry Asso-
citation" belt in Sort Wnrtb ibre 8ers
fammluug ab unb bef@lpB, I'm Se3em.
Der cine 8eflisel Nusfellung 3u Der,
anftaIten. Ser Ort tpirb ipdter be-,
ffimmt perben. Or. s. M. Srp in
elmo 1T prdfibent Der @eielf9aft.
= Serr 6. 8. 2inn bat ben ,8ic.
toria M~bpocate", ben er felt Is Sabren
beraussab unb' re0i9irte, an 5. g..
8artom Cfriiber Hebafteur 3es Waco
graminer) %berfauft.
profefor &c Sarlane bon Der
Stats uniberftdt gu Nuftin, tpirb
rd9itens cine &eibe BON 8orleiungen
iber n8oIapiit" Beginner. 9as 1T
alio bereits bic. atpeite unioeritdt bes
5abens. tpeI6e bic S9lsperl9e Welt.
fpra6e. fi9 erobert bat.
= Ser farbige M6r6er Banfs tpuroe
BON @albeiton mad Chambers County
transportirt, mo er am Greitag gebdngt
meroen ioQ. CT mar na9 @aIbeltox
gebra9t uorben, neil man ibn in ieis
aem 0eimatbs : @Ouatb gu lpu6en sss
brobt bate.
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@ime pplitHhe aunpemtiom

1T bon Dem Sirettorium Der Stats.
Garmer > NQiana auf ben S. Mai nod
Waeo berufen porben. Sie Mitglie.
Der Der MItan3 in ben perf9ie6enen
Counties fnb aufgetproert tuorben,
Selegaten 5u %ertp1blen.
Sn benz betrefenben Nufruf beiBt es,
ber 3mef Der Gonbention iei, 3u ent'
i9eiben, pb unb in tuel9er Meiie bic
M1ians Sur b%eportebenben Wabl Stel.
lung nebmen min.
@twas ansfibrli9er ldBt fi9 Der
prdifbent Der Mliana, 6err U. 8. 2eB.
ler BON NeusB raunfels bariber aus.
ct iagte einem 8eri6terftatter atpar
anfdngli1, bic Gon6entiorl perfolge
feline politii9en 3pede, ionosrn wer6e
nur Der 2egislatur perf9iebene Glagen
Der Garmer porlegen; bann dnBerte er
aber, bic &%onpentipn tperbe ben Nids
tritt mebrerer- Staatsbeamten-bor al.
len ben bes S9abmeifters 2ubbod -
perlansen un6 tpabrf9einli9 &oB en-.
bofFren. 8e3l9li9 Der Nufteaung
zines eigemen Staatstidets mar er ni@t
beitimmf, meinte iebo@r bob bic Nomi'
nation BON Senatoren uno &eprdiens
tanteir ben beri9iebenen Sifritten EN-,
pfoblen tperbe tpiirbe. @nbli6 merbe
bic R%onbentior fur 9errel als 8unbess
feuator tn's @eidirr geben.
(. Wir halten nit unferm hrtbeil iber
bic pl6bli9e politii9e Detpegung inner
balb Der GARNER lian5 auriif, Bis mir
bic &efultate Der Wacoer 2~onpention
Dor uns ieben. IS tpirb fG baurt aud
b~erausfelen OBJ bic Direttoren ibrer
Sruppen 70 fi9er fnb, baB fe bieielben
nod ibrem Miaen politii6 leiten. fbns
men, Die beabfdtigte unterithbung
Serrels in ieiner Ganbibatur flr ben
bafant tp~erbenben 8unbesienatorfB
ptirbe interchangeable bas prrbibis
tionselement I'm State frdftigen, mos
bur6 bic Snterefiefl Der Garmer ni9t
untpefentliG gefhdbigt tperben.
SIS 1T ni6t Isi@t, cine foIde Srgas
niiation ipie bic Garmer . NQian3 in's
politii6e Gelb gu fibren; baau seb6ren
aud umii6tige, energil@e un6 fluse
Better, beren grf6einert auf Der Bib.
fiddle pir ebenfaas absuparten uus
b%ornebmen. Die Betpeguns tann bur9
llngef9idlidfeit f9limme Golgen fur
bic gauge griiten5 Der NQian3 mad ii6
sieben. Das Experiment 1T iebenfaus
geipagt. a
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Sbafer & 8roSeu, prattii9e BLUM
bers uno 8asfitter, .fin6 aueinige Mgens
ten fur bic berlibmten ''Home Ranges,
bic pot5igli6teu Oefen i'm Marfte.
sic baben groBe @orrdtbe BON @9l6us
den, 9abemannen, 9atent : GIoiets,
VQsetnri9tungen, Gronleu9tern &C.
patentfr1bnen uno allen anberen bers
artigen Irtifeln. Neben allen in ibr
Sad f@loeenben Nrbeiten ri9ten fe
elettrif6 .&IingeI3ige Elm
unb balten fi@ fur Mles beifens er1s
pfobleH. 9bafer & 8rabet1 baden. ben
@uf aur bic bette Nrbeit gu liefern.
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: Mr. 5. 9. 8ospeu, Elm, befann,
ter Burger bon Brownsville, Seras,
tbetlt Tolgenbes aus eigener grfabrung
nit: Na6bem i'd cine 3eitlane at
Starrboe g%elitten unb beri@iebene Mez
bi5tner gebrau9t bate, beriu9te i9
cine Glai6e bon Gbamberlains golic,
@bolera urb Siarrboes9 eilmittel, tpel9e
mid iofort pieberberfeate. Sd em>
pfeble btes Mittei allen 3eibeuben.
Gum Bersauf bel g.. 60.
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a1- Grau q. Catherine, beren
Reclamation in 8ietoria, Seras, allen
N%etienoen auf's bortbeilbaftefte befannt
mar, bat iebt an Mpenue 6. $50. 232,
elm pribat . 8oarbingbouie er6fnet.
Muf quite Slide un6 Bequemli9feiten
fur 9erren, oenen elm eisenes 6eim
mangelt, Dirb bic sr6Bte SorsfaIt pers
tpanbt. preiie mdBig. 8et6ftigung
nnb Wobnung per Sag, Wo9e ober
Worat. 6,4,t3M
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G 5 Iin.

Ser fleine 2arl bat BON feiner Mama
's9lage betommett unb tlagt ieiner
@roBn1utter fetn 2eib. 9r6 bieIe
tpettt tbn ab NIT BET 8emerfung: gine
Wfutter bart ibre Rinber f6Iagen.
ST. &arls Nugen leu9tete es auf unb
er fragte:
!9arf cine Mutter Sbre &inoer im>
r1er i6lagens
Sa.
8it 9u ib,e Mutters
@epiB.
9au' fiel
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Sic gan Mtttpnip & MraniaS YaR
Q3uhtt

bat pieberbolt ein Circular erlaRen, In
wel@em es bic Garnler auforoert, older.
baus unb @arten : prooufte nod 9an
Mntonto our NusiteQung In ben 8dumen
ber SRbwefli6en Nusteaunsss@ eiels
f@aft gu ienben. Mu9 um proben BON
Mineralien, 0ol3arter &c. rpirb gebeten.
9te 8abn bef6roert ale btefe Sa9en
fret. Gerner febt fie cine Nrdmie BON
800 aug fiji Elm @ountD entlang pber
i'm 8erei@ ibrer Ginie meldes bic bette
Samm1ung bon ben gemtni9ten Ct
aeugniKen unb @r5en &C. einf9idt. NQe
5a6eu miiffen gut gepadt uno an 9r.
6. s. 5abin, San Mntonio, abreifrt
feitt.
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Mlerauber gtrafpSM.

9eute Nbenb pirb Mleranber Stras
to16, Der befannte Miener 8ortragss
meifter, i'm Saale bes GatnD einen iez
tter 8ortrdge balten, bur6 wel6e CT
bas Oeutl9tbum in ben gr6Beren
Std6ten bes Norbens unb Ofens
wabrbaft entbuliasmirt bot. 9as an
anberer STEELE publicirte programm
5eigt, uie auBerorbentli9 biellettig bas
Salient Stratof6s 1T. Son ber bod
patbetii6en GorumsS Scene aus Sbafess
peares rSulius Gaeiar" unb benz ftirs
mild bemegten 4. gfte aus S9iaers
n&Gubern" BIG au @oetbes biiiterzrps
mantii@em ngrlt6nig" unb Seines
aartlprii6er nWaQfabrt mad &eblaar"
beberrf9t er ale Mooulationett Der
gmpfinbung unb metB fie nit elmer
Meiiferf6aft gum Musbrud gu bringer,
bic b6Qig beifpiellos baffebt.
9as beuti@e Bublitum BON San
Wntonio' miro bur9 aablrei6en 8eiu9
beg Stratof@'i6en 8ortross boffentIid
| aeigen, baB es ibealen 8%etrebungen 3u.
gdngli@ 1T, uab baB fein Sntere6e fd
in bieier &i6tung ni@t ausi@lieBlid
auf bic pfege Der Mufit bei@rdnft.
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@eIo 40 netleiben

otae aommiffionss @ebAbrsn
bon 1900 an anfpdrts nuf l bis 10 Sabren
auf &tpotbefen bon ehltibirtem 2anb, elm.
aeidnnfes @sibeIanb nnb @runbeiasntbum in
exSsertu Gtdbten IN Teras. slntauf unb
Beg[dnaerung bon gsnbors aiens.
Trancis Smith, &atbwel & Co.,
so eoumeress strate son GutoniO, zgas.
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2Dn6s Sufia m Sbeater.
Sbeaterbireftor (binter benz 0orz
hang): Sd bore tIati6en, ionberbarl
Solte bas Stid gefallen baben?
S6aufpieler: 9err Sireftor tduz
f6en F6; es tuirb lur Der antpeienbe
9i6ter our6gebauen!
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@arten . gerdtbi9aften, 8Iumens
geiiele. 8lument6pfe, 8lumenf0rbe,
meritanlf@e Waferfiibler,. 9dnsemat=
ten, Sobtentrdn3e BON eetrodneten Blu.
uno bon 8led5 BEL
Saul Magner.
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Nus &oIIe oefnuen

a.: Jrdulein Dora, Sbre Mbmeiiuua
1T fir mid ein 9@lag, po1 benz id
mid niemals tuer6e erboIen fDnne,t.
gon beute an beftebt fein weibli6es
Weien mebr in ber Welt fir mid!
s.: 30, fafIen Sic i6, es giebt
nod biele arbere Md6@en, bic Sit
glidli@ MAIDEN f6nnen. Sd feIbf
wuBte slei6 fir sic Elm brabes Mdb<
den, So6ter febr anftdntiger
2eute 49,"
a.: Sat fie 8erm6sen2
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Die bette Grlbiabrsmebiain unb
8lutreinisuugsmittel fiab elm paar Sos
fen ct. patrids pinen. Sie S9a9tel
fofet Is Gents uno tie bemirft mebr
aIs irgenb.eine Dollar ebiain. @ararls
tirt unb ~perfauft BON st.. @obn&@o.
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9al's pfldnali6er SicilianiF@er
Saarsgrneuerer tit Elm ii@eres Mittel
ut1 S@uppem gu e%ntfernen, bic Ropfs
baut tpeiB un6 rein gu MAIDEN, unb
grauem 6aare ietne iugenoli9e Garbe
tpieber gu ertbeilen. ST 9iebt benz
9aare Slang ua6 Stride, unb tpirb
bon @eifli9en unb N~aturaliften aIs
etn prdparat bof nunoerbarer Wirts
iamfeit %empfoblen.
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A1nO.OOO.

Msr ..sin eIid berln6t unb obise Sumiue
OBJ sinen GbeiI babcn In ber 2ouijiana, ooer
eA9 $500 0 In Der 2ittIe 9abana 2otterie &C.
ktnueH m6&te, benbe f9 fur &idets an
DUCK RIscHE, Mame PIata.
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@eaes @rpcera . @eiaaft.

@fe bon alamo & 2abaca . GtraBe
bat 9err s. s. &beiner elite i1eue
@rOcerD er6fnet. Sober 2dufer ipirb
fi9 bon Der 8ot3igli@teit unb 8iQig.
feit Der Waaren iiber3eugen.
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QluerIet.

= Das Opernbaus 1T fir bic ud9s
fen spei Sabre an 8. %. MullalD berz
mietbet porben. Ct besablf 1880 pro
Sahr. Grnit &if@e's Sferte mar UNI
ettpa $500 g%eringer.
= 9err 8. Molfon bat ftir bic
SaiIon elm furniture Journal" berz
aussegeben, wel@es neben einem 0ins
tpeis auf oas groBartige M6beQager in
ieinem @eidaft, praGtpOue Slufratioz
men umb entipre@enben 2eiefoff ent.
bdIt. Ser unternebmungsgeift bes
5errn @olfion bat fd babur@ tpieber
einmal ge5eigt.
= 5err Yrof. q. Stratoi6 erbielt
beute bon Stem Sort cine telegrapbii@e
@inlabung, bortiel5f am %. Ipril BET
@eIesenbeit zines Jeftes bes beutf@en
preBelubs i'm 8erein nit ben 9erren
grnt pOfart unb 2ubpig 8arnep. gu
fbreGeu.
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Nott q.

etabt . Solicitors Office,
&au Gutcnio, ben II. Wldra 1888.
We 4erienen, peIte a. BaGer fur 8epaf.
fsyHnostbe6e bere@iist fnb, iptrben bierbur@
AHfssforbert Tire @hheraeuer entpeber Dor ober
1S SIM 90. ApriI 1888 su beaablen.
B. g. 9aueifen,
o. tlimtimn Stabt. solicitor.
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sa- Sbr fpart @eIb, tuenn ibre Cure
Srudia9em bel Sobnon Bios.
anfertigen ldBt.
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1Sr 8ros. liefern bic
beiten unb biaigfen 9rudia@en. @sbt
au ibnen.
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Ma Wer eineu &IbIer (&efris
serator ober lice bex") sebrau6t, follte
unbebinst bic 6ier 10 pobl betannten
rJewett" refrigerators aafeben bel
&iebelI & 2egIer,
China Hail 409-411-g. 9ouftnntr.
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2n neruQhten.

Ser untersei6nete fu@t fir Teinen
i96n ON TluB gelegenen i@attigen
Yicnic , plaB einen Bddter. ga6er,
@ebaube, San3 : platform &C.
CD. 8rabeu.
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9eu@bufteu tann ~bolfdn6ig fon>
trolirt unb iebe. @efabr bermieben tuer>
ben, bur6 bdufigen @ebrau6 bon
@bomberlain's 9uiten.M ebi5in. gfi6ts
Beferes fann berl9rieben ner6en. 8ers
fault bon st. GDbn& 60.
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Nfdrtnrer bes &opfidmerses

ApxesSx*YSS~ oS~MtT0SA
@uden perae6lid mad, Grleibteruua, bis fe
anfangen, liners Sariaparila arsllmens
ben. Damn ieben fe nit &ene alf bas
jahrelange 2eibe1 3tfriif. BENT ie bdtten e1ts
geben f6uneil, tuellr fte friiber at bieiem
Mittel gegriffen batter. Ods uebel tpar
nift %lofalert jonoern couifitMtioneuer gtatilr,
in0 1e nluBten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leibett
bis Mger'8 Gariaparilln ieilie Wirtnrg ais
attfrirenoes NIB blntreinigenbes Mittel that.
Die Gran oes 9antuel @age, 81 anitin
Ctr, 9otuea, giaf., lit lange 3eit an bef>
tigen Sepfdmer5en, Die burd St6rungen
IN WtageH uro Veber berbeigefiibrt luaren.
Durh Nper's 9ariapariua muroe iIe poaz
scnltnerl gebeilt.
Srarf &oberts, 727 @albtngton Ctr,
Bottom, fagt, er babe friiber i1reGltde &opf-
iauter5en gebabt ullo nifyts babe ibmt
9amernbe Suite
eetudbrt ais aper's @ariaparina.
vGeit Sabren," idreibt 2tsSie SO. Sc
Bean, 262 6iinf3ebnte Ctr, 8rooflpu, q.
o., rbatte i'd jeoes 6riibiabr unertrdgltde
9opfidmerSeu. gorisen Widrs fling id an
aper's Sariaparila at rebrnen NIB babe
ieitoem tein aopftpeb n1ebr gebabt."
SD fit an &opfIhmera llnperbauliffeit
uno Sdpade, ltno fo1inte mid MIR NIT
@fiibe i'm 9auIe acknowledgement" So
fdreibt Srau- M. M. Qetuis ans A Ctr,
2otpel, Mfaff. ,4per'S @arIaparila bat
bel MIR eine tuunoerbare GerGrocrIug her,
beigefibrt. Sd fible mid MIN fart llnb
70 geiunb uie ie.~
0nnn8 0nrnfau Ean ma Qnfit1a SRI .
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nG- 3ebn Gents gintritt gum s o.
bion 3beater.
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/. ~ Cine @arlabung~ showcases, ale
Sorten unb @r6Ben, foeben erbalten
Bel &iebell.& 2egIer
409-411 6. 6ouffnnsS traBe.
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XIX lStWIAe uuU elSHVItICttc %SW0Wuy
BON Nrtifeln, melae fd beiOnbers an
@eburtstass. unb 9c45eits : @eihenfen
eisnen, ais :
Silberplattirte Waaren.
Statuen BON Bronze, Serro > Gotta,
YcrSellan unb Mlabdfter.
@elisiSie Sisuren, @rucifge unb 70.
tentr6n3e.
Blunen.Y aien unb Gmpeln.
EaHen, fem becorirte.
Ilburns in 9r66er Nu8mabI.
photographer aller Nrt.
9cupenirs nit 81 Gnfidten bon Gan
Mntpnic, fur so Gents.
.8iloers unb Bilber= Rabmen.
Wuffboien unb ubren
Spernsldier uab Gernrebre.
EaIdenmefer unb S1eeren.
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Gnfertisuns bon Bapier. glumsu.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-15
Salmon Pursued by Seal.

Passen myers on the ferry from Van
couycr were treated to a novel and
rather exciting spectacle yesterday morn
in-. Just as the boat WAS approaching
the Oregon shore salmon vas seen
pursued by seal The fish swami near
the surface aud although evidently put.
ting forth its best enloavors, the seal
kept close bchsud it. The h-h in its
terror frequently leaped from the water,
hit all its doublincs and turrings were in
vain. The seal followed in lis track Ike
a blood hound.
The passengers hocamc quite excited
watching the race, and everyone wished
to see the salmon escape It's rnTsuer. At
length the boa. drew Bear, but the sea
was too intent on its prey, which was a!
most within its grasp, to pay any attention
to the boat or its passengers, but just as
it was about to seiza the salmon, the lat
ter made leap aua; !, ~ -. &c a ,:-.
o! the boat
A cruel, hard hearted member Of the
boats crew captured the exhausted fish
and, instead Of restoring it to the water
when at safe distance from the seal
sold it to farmer. 1t is well known
that seals and sea lions prey on salmon
but it is seldom that such scene as tina,
above described is witnessed. Ore9on
ian.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Jessie Moore Whiskey, of 1882, for sale at
the o. r. 4 N, Exchange. Call in and
sample 1t. If
If you want good steel engraving cheap,
call at this office and you can get it.
New Orleans Molasses on draft at s.
Wildenth alters. by the quart or gallon. If
Go to Il. X. Barnett for tho celebrated
Balm Wagon.
If you want to borrow money go to s. S
Rogers and get it at ten per cent. loft
The best assortment Of clocks in Lewiston
can be found at Geo. II. Lakes. lott.
Brighton Range is frat class, and the best
range in the world. BunEell has 1t.
Good lead pencils for 25 cents per dozen,
envelopes cents huach st lsaman j. Co S
Il. K. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Balm Wagon, in this city,
Best values always given, in Pianos
Organs, Sewing Machines. Books. Station
airy, wall Paper 5c., at G. A Thatcher's,
No new Piano or Organ has been sold by
anyone else here, for severa! years, that
he womb NOT nave SOFA iot ito!" Wv ~
5000 less than paid for it. Good Organs
and Sewing machines to rent. ~ If
Bunnell keeps full line of all kinds Of
stoves. If you need stove or house fur
nishing goods will save money by calling
on him. Bar iron of assorted sizes for sale
cheap.
GOOD COOKS BUY PURE EXTRACT
OF LEMON FOR 81, A PINT. AT MON
LEY'S DRUG STORE. 3tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-15
A LOST TREASURE.

On the summit of Old Bald mountain,
some thirteen or fourteen years ago, a
Frenchman named Gohnuc sank a shaft
seventy feet deep. Old time miners all
over Montana will remember him, and
many Of them can tell wonderful tales OF
the riches the old nan found in his shaft
amoung the clouds. It is related Of him
that some Of the rock he found was So
rich in gold that he cached it as fast as
he extracted It. Onc day, while work
in. in the bottom of the shaft, the rope
broke while the bucket loaded with its
rich freight was being pulled up the
shaft, and descending crushed the life
out of the old man. The ore he is said
to have cached has never been found to
ills day, though diigeut search has been
made for it. The mine he was working
is called the Lucky jim, bat no work
has been done on it .iace the day the old
man was killed. What is true of Bald
Mountain is true Of many another peak
in Montana, but it is very difficult to &c,
at the facts. SO many different stories
are told that they partakc of the nature
Of traditions mole than history Boulde,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-11-15
DIED.

LAMBERT-On Waha Prairie, Nov, 3, lsS8,
Mrs. James Lambert. Aged Az years.
The hsarsc won't out Monday and the re-
mains brought in and inferred in the city CEN
terry ON Tuesday in the presence of q few friends
and acquaintaBcos. Mr.. Lambert and family
have the sympathy Of tho community.
WIGGIN-In this city. Nov. IL, 1853, Chas.
II. Wiggin. Aged y years, mos, /" days.
Charley was the eldest son of Lot ana
Mary Wiggin. old time residents OF this city
He was bern at Champoeg. Oregon, Jan. ~
1866. On Saturday evening iast he was np
parently in as good health as the best. and did
net complain, but when he went homo for the
evening and just before retiring for tho night.
he was ken with severe chill and was
obliged to take his bed, and shortly the chill
was followed by spasms with a raging fever.
His condition was then qaite critical. and on
Sunday Drs. Morris and Moxley were sum
moned to the bedside o. the sick young man
and pronounced it that dreadful disease-spin'
Of meningitis, and under most terrible agony
| survived until o'clock pm. on Tuesday, when
| be passed for the dark river beyond. He wa:
| a general fayorite among the young men and
citizens generally as an upright, straight fer
ward young man, Of recognized ability. free to
express his thoughts, but generous to faSit
He had redeeming qualities that will ever bt
cherished by bis conrads and many friends o
this county and Idaho county. where he Wa
well known in business relations, having beer
engaged more or less since quito lad in thu
stock business. May his spirit be in leave,
is the ferveut prayer of all those who kne'
him 10 be true and pure to the laws Of Natur
and Natures God. Fuseral took place ffou
the family residence at 2 p. m. yesterday
Rev. J. d. McConksy officiating. The fami!.
Of the beloved SON have the heal tfelt gym
pathy Of the entire community.