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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TX, ANTED-To buy a light one-horse phaeton or
W buggy new or second hand in good condi-
tloD and Servlceabe, at Il reasonable price. W IT.
wig Osborn, room Is Zimmerly building, City.
dg 6tl
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-29

"ANTED-Property owners and those having
W stocks or goods to sell or exchange to list
with US. We work for our customers interests and
Will do you good Wheeler, Vincent & Co., over "a
n. Main.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-29

AAT ANTED- Vans School of Dressmaking "A
w lady is taught perfectly all the branches in
cutting, fitting, drapin., finishing, etc, making her
paOie OF Ia king any position or having business
at her own home. School open day and evening,
over 15S North Main street. Wichita. d otl
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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-29

CToRAGE-FoT houssholt goods ~ r,~rokAa1i
= boxed loose. II yes nave any gods 70 ~
srfnx them to Ihs " .csltA rteT Ags Co. Ne. "a We
UCuz AH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08

the consideration it was emitted to. His
mind was fixed upon establishing the
lines connecting Fountain and the dead
Templeton, and the relation they bore to
the dead Pierson.
These lines established, he thought Il =
way to the determination of the mysi
would be straightforward and RAP
Hence he gave little thought to the fact
that an owner of the diamond button
had probably been found.
He did not blame Flora for refusing to
yield up the secrets of Fountain, and in
fact respected her reserve. He did wish,
however, that Tom had not gone to
Fountain before the result of his visit to
Flora had been known. and his first i'm
pulse was to set out in search of his
journalistic friend and communicate the
facts in his possession. Indeed, it would
be SO much easier to meet and talk with
Fountain after the interview with Flora.
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eyes, and BESIDES she'll tell you who

eyes, and besides, she'll tell you who
was the owner Of the diamond button"
'Surely. But she is still in Newport. I"
"No," said Tom, 81 saw in this morn
ing's papers that the Witherspoons have
returned to the city,"
"Then I'll go to her this very day."
"Do. And while you are on that line
I'll seek out Fountain, tell him my
former suspicious, and ask his assistance
in our effort"
"He won't talk to you"
"Well, can try all the same"
Having agreed to this plan, and ap-
pointed a place of meeting, they parted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08

Holbrook began to feel ashamed of
himself under the gentle dignity of her
apology, and felt it almost rebuke; so
herepied:
"The apologies should be mine for
having performed a delicate task with
much awkwardness and little kindness"
Thus, with a better understanding
between them than had existed since
their first interview, and perhaps than
ever before, they parted after a warm
grasp of the hand.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08

ROM the manner
in which Flora
had received him
on the night he
had met her at
the Casino, Hol-
brook had no rea-
son to suppose
his visit would be
met with much
cordially.
Therefore, when
t he servant re-
turned after he
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08

ON was not dis
pie a S ed to be
alone for a time,
in order that he
might give him
selfup tothought.
When he parted
from Hofbrook he
had little idea of
going to Foun-
tain-that is, lit
tie definite idea
of what he could
ooonn1n1icb hr
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08

toward man who is in possession of
such knowledge as you know am"
"And pray, what may that be?''
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08
CHAPTER XXI.
TOM MEETS WITH A CRUsHER.

HE satisfaction
with which Tom
re viewed his
work was mixed
with wonder
t h a t Fountain
should have been
SO easily and rap
idly trapped.
II g marveled
that the police
authorities h ad
not seen that the
obvious thing to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08
CHAPTER XXI.

ANOTHER VISIT TO THE HANDSOME
FLORA"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08
CHAPTER XIII.

TOM MAKES A LONG STEP FORWARD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-12-08
tHE DIAMOND BUXTON
FROM THE DIARY OF A LAWYER AND THE NOTE
BOOK OF A. REPORTER.
By BARCLAY NORTH.

'%M Copyrighted, 1885, by o. M Durham Published BY Spe
cia Arrangement through Association
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CHAPTER XIV.

GoLBRooK TAKES UP THE CASE WITH RE-
VIEWED INTEREST
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR RENT-The building in rear Of the
Universalist church. formerly occupiedby
Mr.. Fleming - photograph gallery. Ad.
plv to JAS. w. REID, Attorney. CAT
Jessie Moore Whiskey. Of 1882, for sale At
the Q. R. 4 N, Exchange. Call 10 aud
sample 1t. IT
If yos want good steel engraving oheap,
call 1t this Office and you can yet it.
Go to II. X. Barnett for she celebrated
Balm Wagon.
The best assortment Of clocks in Lewiston
,.an be found at Geo. II. Lakes. lott.
Brighton Raage Is Arst slass, sad the tsst
range in the world. Bunuel has It.
New Orleans Molasses ON draft ct 8
Wildenthaller's. by tbs quart or gallon. Il
Good lead peacils for rs cents per dozen.
envelopes cents bunch At lssman i Co 4
H. X. Barnett 10 agent for the celebrated
Balm Wagon. in this citvs
II you want to borrow money 60 to 8. 4
Rogers aud get il at ten per cent. lott
FLEMING THE ARTIST has opened uI
his new photograph gallery aud fitted it vi
with new Instruments, accessories, back
grounds. ETC., and il now prepared to do d
kinds Of first .lsss work from . card to I
lite size Portrait. Cabinets specially
Old pictures copied and enlarged in eithe
crayon or ink aud satisfaction guaranteed
Give him trial aud be convinced that wha
ws ray il true. 2S.tf
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

NOTICE is hereby given ~ the under
signed that DR.. Vanderpool has cured .
dreadful cancer on me without any instru-
ment. 1t is with pleasure that recon.
mend to oil persons troubled with cancers
to see this doctor at Dufer, Oregon.
Respectfully,
F. ]. HAUBER,
Ze'iy Warreus, Idaho
From private letter from M. J. Collins.
OF Warrens, to his partner, A Benson, Of
this city. We learn that the camp is rapidly
moving on to prosperity, and smonE the
lodges that are now being worked by the
owners, are the May Flower, BY King and
johnson, who have about eighty tons Of
fine ore the Little Giant. by the Rebolts,
have out $50 tons Of much richer ore than
has ever came out Of the ledge the W. b.
Knott, by N. B. Wiley, has cut forty tons
OF rich ore, and the parties working on the
Tramp have out a good quantity Of excel.
lent rock. The Silver King, worked BY
Orco,t and Helm, have been running .
tuonel and are in on the ledge, which
prospects we'll. Messrs. Brooks, Brown
and Smith have discovered . new ledge up
Smi his gulch, which has all the indications
Of becoming one Of the bonanzas Of the
camp. A large number of persons are ex.
pected in there during the coming season,
and when the camp is fully developed you
will End sufficient wealth there to Justify a
boom that will not aattsn out in short
time.
Mr.. VIM. D. Beam. special agent of the
largest financial institution in the world. is
in town and Offers the beat investment that
NJ tai 1opu
mosey TO buy it. Rich and poor can pur.
chase. 1t is better than . governme nt
bond and a. safe. 1t cannot be taken for
debt. No taxes and is first class collater al
security. 1t is non-forfcitAble and has q
clear title; Suppose you were IS years
old and that you were DESTROYS Of making
money, that YOU only had little money ia
save. this is the contract and property
offered: $3.50 year. value Of property
$4,000. guaranteed to increase in value $3.50
year. Value of policy At fifteenth year,
81. $50, on which no further payments are
required. Suppose you were 10 die aud be
unable to pay the future payments due.
The company agree to return you al
money paid in and $1,000 besides in add
first payment is made you are worth all
Tue WouSy luNebScu Will 1SVUO euui'iOuSAi
living or dead. This investment guarrnteei
your family home and = competence fov
your own old age. II you happen to b
involved the $50 year wont help much,
but il paid to Mr.. Beam his company offer
to pay all liabilities or mortgages that you
may owe and leave the rnortgaged home
clear of debt. Mr.. Beam has sold our bes
men large amounts and We advise all met
to take advantage Of this investment Of
fered BY company SO years old and with
500 900, 600 assets. The company is thu
New York Lite Insurance Company. Hom'
office, New York. Consider what little YOU
can accomplish with $3.50 . year and com
pare it with what the company offers ant
you will buy. Don't put of seeing Mr.
Beam. If you have not ready cash you cal
make suitable AMI satisfactory arrangement
with him.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

F. F. Baker was last week found
guilty Of polygamy and sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary at Sioux
Falls, Dakota.-Democrat, April 7th.
The above named person is the one
arrested 10 Spokane Falls by Deputy
Marshal Greene and taken from here by
Marshal Baird. two weeks ago, to Boise
City for trial.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

1t is reported that the decision as to
the extension of the Spokane Il Palouse
railroad this summer to Lewiston was to
be decided last Saturday. The decision
We have not yet learned, though We have
reasons to hope it was favorable.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
Il Ii Called to Meet on the First Mon
day in.August.


time before the meeting Of the convcn
ton at Boise for the purpose Of framing
a constitution for the state OF Idaho.
While this is not very difficult job
now, with forty-two copies to pattern
after, it nevertheless dsvolves upon the
people to look about them and see who
Of their number is wise enough to be
sent as delegates to make the great
charter for the prospective new state.
This n Of more importance than many
may suppose. With . good constitution
US guide, laws would be shaped accord
ingly, and With liberal, conscientious
and comprehensive statute there would be
no place in the Union superior for homes
than Idaho. Much Of our progress and
future prosperity depend upon theoreti.
cal, constitution. The feasibility Of
delegates to tho convention should Ue
earnestly and faithfully considered.
The following il part Of the act calling
the convention together:
SEQ. /. That for the purpose Of
enabling the people Of Idaho to organise
aud found . state government and make
application for admission into the Union
delegate convention is hereby called to
meet 1t the city Of Boise ON the first
Monday il August, 1883, At IL NJ, foz
the purpose Of framing . constitution,
republican 10 form, and for performing
all other things essential to the prepara'
lion Of the territory for making applica-
ton to the general government for The
admission Of idaho into the Union Of
states.
SEC. 2. The said convention shsl
70 composed Of eighty-sesen delegates
who shall be appointed amoug the sew
eral counties Of the territory a. follows
Ada county . delegates, Boise 8. Altura
|12, Bingham 6, Custer 5, Lembi 3
Latah 6, Shoshone 8. Kootepai 2, Idah'
Is, Nes Perce 3, Owyhee 3, Washineto'
8, Bear Lake I, Bear Lake. Csssia an'
Oneida /, Cassia 2. Oneida 2; Is dele
gates II large.
SEC. 8. An election for the purpos
Of choosing said delegates \ hereby .
pointed to be held the sscond Tuetds
10 June, 1889. Said eleesios shall ,
conducted 10 al respects - election
under the general law Of The Territory.
i SEC. Z. The delegates to the sai
constitutional convention shall reesivs
DER diem Of 81 so for each dsy's attcu
dance on said convention and Eve cents
!. mile for each mile necessarily travelled
going to and returning from said col
/ yention.
SEC. II. The members OF said enn
1 veo,iou shall mot receive pay for sestic
OF more that thirty days, bat said oonv.'
! ton msy i, tor longer period and mi
: adjourn from time to time.
: SEC. IL. For the purpose IT defsa
: | Jog the expenses Of said convention the
: i hereby appropriated, sum ruficie'
! 10 defiay the expenkes Of said conve
: i,iou, mot to exceed 10 the sesragate q
3 sam Of els, 900. Murray Sxs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

The Idaho Democrat, the Weiser
Leader, and tho Malade Enterprise, Of
Southern Idaho, aud others for aughs We
know, oppose the convention for framing
a stste constitution for Idaho, at present.
So that it is not all one way 10 South
Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

enhance PERSONAL
beauty II the daily
use Of Ayers Hair
vigor. No matter
what tho color Of
the hair. this prepa-
ration gives It , lus-
tire and phancy that
adds greatly to it,
charm. Should the
hair - thin. harsh,
dryer turning gray.
Ayers Hair VigoR
will restore the
color. bring cut =
nav 0roWth. and
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11


WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Indian
affairs committee Of the senate has
arranged its programme for the summer.
One sub committee, Of which Senator
Dawes is chairman, will 20 to Alaska
about July l, to investigate the oondi.
ton Of the Aleuts, to inquire into the
expenditure Of the educational fand and
to learn what has been done towards
civiliziug these Indians. They also ex.
pect to visit the fur seal islands and
enquire into the treatment Of the Alaska
Commercial Company Of its Indian
employees. Another sub committee, Of
which Senator P!att will be chairman,
will visit Indian territory and inspect the
various agencies.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11
4 Secret Prixe Fteht.

SPOKANE FALLS, April Paddy
Welch and Thomas Stockley fought TO-
night for $500 side. The contest was
arranged for last night, but the mayor
interfered, whereupon the principals ar.
ranged a meeting in private to. night. 1t
was kept profound secret to all save the
immediate friends of the parties inter.
ested, and only about fifty were admitted,
These were pledged not to tell where the
battle occurred, and they have kept their
word.
Welch was knocked out in the eish
tcenth round. Iii. right arm was dis
located at the elbow. Their, is much
excitement in sporting circles over the
eveut.-Tel. to Oregonidn.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11
CITY JOT EDITORS.
CITY JOTe.

0ss. n. Lake jewelsr. Lewiston. '-7-a
Where u the railroadf
Directs are dry and dusty.
Two courts are in session. county and eis-
tsiet.
uyeu esuld not jump the ditch why did
yea net wade over, or have him take you on
his shoulders7
WArCnES.--deo H. Lake is agent for the
Celebrated Rockford Watches.
A The o. n. . N. Exchange you can &c,
sNesre" whisky. We a eau Jesse Moore.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

Johnny Ross made trip TO Genesee on
Monday.
The rivers have been nearly on stand
still during the past two weeks.
Clyde Parker and Frank Jones, Of Cen
ssss, we're 10 the city last week.
Nrs. Oscar Bunns1l left on Tuesday for
Pertland on visit to her mother who 10
sick.
The steamer Faxon made trip to Asotin
on Thursdsy and brought down . good load
Of wheat.
Nrs. Furguson, wife Of Wayne Furgu-
BON, q. y. timber inspector. is in the city
On visit.
Hon. James DcHaven, from near Genese,
has been in the city for several days during
the past week.
]. J, Sargent, editor Of the Herald, at
Pullman, W. T., gave Us friendly call on
Tuesday.
II our streets keep dry and dusty as now
she street sprinkler will soon have to make
H. appearance,
Several horse buyers have been in the
city the past few days buying horsss and
cattle for shipment.
Mr.. b. Mccall, of Julistta, was down
from that country on Monday and reports
oil prosperous there.
LOST.-One nugget scarf pin. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office.
Call and see the superior" barb wire for
sale at the U. 8. Store, Julietta, l. 700
fest ssvsd ON every 100 yards. 25-tf
Chris Thiessen left for trip to the
lower country last Monday and re-.
manned but . short time.
u. 8. Marshal Baird arrived this week
Aud L now attending to U. s. business be.
fore SQUIRT now 10 session.
The roads leading into town have been
Ii. excellent condition the past month and
travel has bsen kept up briskly.
Tom McGraue lett on Monday for Sal.
mon river where bio goes TO look after the
stock ard mark and brand them.
Hon. James H. Hswley, U. s. Attorney
sfor Idaho, arrived on Tuesday evening and
IL now 10 attendance on the u. s. Court.
The Moors's Minstrel Company did not
,havs much Of success They had Afull
lhoass both nights but principally oenches.
San Weller, Of the firm Of Weller 4
Wax. d Mt. Idaho and Granesville. came
dswa last week aud remained several days.
10000 pounds Of Bacon, Ham and Lard
fss sale 4 the meat market Of Clindionine
4 Dahue. 23tf
Our streets have been nicely cleaned
under the Supervision Of Marshal Strong
and ~ forth good appearance.
VIM Hawley. Of Grangeville, who he.
been in California the past few months re-
turned on Tuesday and proceeded on to the
prairie.
:, Everything is now looking green about
%, the trees have leafed ont aud fruit treei
have blossomed and green grass 10 growing
rapidly.
titles q the q. s. Store, Julistta. I. :.
25if
Dr.. Bostoa left this week for Iowa wher,
he goss 70 attend dental college and viii
endsavor 70 return about the middle o.
June next.
LOSr.-A pocket ledger book belonsin,
- Z. A. Porter. II the perssn who find
i will lsavs tbs same q this Office they vii
b suitably rewarded.
The paeksss have began - feel thei
&ands harden ap and prepare for the sum
her work 70 besin. Next month will pro
baby start then.
w Edmundsen, Of the Big Pstlatsh
iivsus eall last week and sAys 81 thing
are loskine and Doing we'll in that secsio
ana lasss hasveat y sxpsossd.
TAs q. 8. grand jury weps discharged o
0aknrAax NJ Tia oourt and 4 new one imms
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

r"..s - - 80. 49,. 80 ~
ns sno p 49,. ~, ~
healthy, there = NO better preparation
Al; # 4. 4 i ::.. &: o.: u: :.
dssShssr 8 "a '''' A =
aa.a.A - Na...
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11
Beauty.

D desired and admired by al. Among
thA things which may best be done to
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11
STOCK
CATTLE FOR SALE,

tbs andsfsigssA bsvs shout 100 hsaA u
cattle for sals. ThossuehsrsA ekess Hsyn
balls have bssn With the AanA fos shs psst two
ysass. Thoss ~ho dssirsto - saali saal
Of eattls sheald sssii thAnsslsas Of this
opportunity. Ber pastisaIsrs ss@siss - 1his
etkes o. y the Cvitss Saneh six nilss esst q
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11
REGULAR
Stage Line
Carrying q. 9. mali bstwssa

~ Pssssngess will dad Accommodating and
trusty divers and . we'll equipped hns
NO SEATS sEcURED DNrIL PAID FOB.
Lewiston once. HOTEL DE FRANCE.
Gsasses elnes. OWNS HOUSE. Aosesv
once. BARTON H0USR. q
LEWISTON i MOSCOW STAGE O.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-04-11

T0BACCO1S, IL aSe1t e Psaad eadaies
P. Lsrillara and Co.'S celebrated braads.
Climax grade, RsssA aaa Ready II - plsgs.
= tOsts per psana.
snssth. II = plugs a 48sts
" " RssgA Ste psuad plsg . Sests
Builis. Enseth IA o. Plsgs Q l0sts
Army and Navy grade snssth l4.s ? Q lssts
Mechanics delight" rsagh lees ? d 4ssts
Cstwabs grade. sussth. II - plsg Q 4tets
Dark Magnolia. grade. 'asstA l4ss Q 4ost'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-11
A Little Boys Happiness.

Ater. W. BeGler in atlanta (Gd.) JournGl
saw a little boy who had finished bis
first week Of battling with the world going
home on the street car Saturday night.
He was tired out, and in his arms he
lugged large, dark-green watermelon pur-
chased for the home FOLKS with portion of
his scauty salary.
He looked lonesome, and he felt little
lonesome, too, but he was proud to think
that he was making money like grown
upman.
"A Teller gifts mighty tired of working
| heard him say to Iuotherly- looking old
colored aunty, "for, you see, they won't let
him sit down, aud ] tell you it's hard
III wish you'd ring that bell for me" he
continued, as he tussled with the slippery
melon, II hate to stop the car, it looks so
much like woman, but this watermelon's
50 heavy Pm afraid In fall down if /
don't stop it. | bought it with my own
money!
The car stopped and re shuffled off down
the street huggirg the melon TO his breast,
happy in the thought OF having purchased
1t for the pleasure Of others with his ovTn
money.
So the world goes We work and toll
aud strive, but how little of our earnings
we keep for ourselves. But after all, this is
the only true secret of happiness, giving
pleasure to others, and the only miserable
man is he who lives for self alone.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-11

side, the blade Of the knife going in its en-
tire length. The other wounds we're on the
arm, back and neck DR.. Hicks was called
and dressed the wounds, and reports the
man doing well. A general search was
afterward instituted, which resulted in the
discovery of two others Of the cOlored
prisoners having knives concealed about
their persons. How the weapons were OBJ
tanned is not known.
Two well-known society ladies Of Orlando
thought it would lie aufuly cute 20 take
Jocko, the monkey belonging TO Ed Hud-
nall, TO the photographer and have his pic
ture taken. Everything went as smoothly
as could be desired until the time came OF
placing his monkey ship in the chair. His
eve had evidently caught sight Of tho large
collection of tin types which adorned the
wall, and no sooner did he realize that his
likeness might find a place amoug the
motley crowd, than his dignity became
greatly offended, and he Immediately rushed
70 the open window and made good his es-
cape. Efforts to capture him were futile,
and lie was last seen Tuesday morning in
the woods southeast Of town.
Last Monday j. d. Glass was arraigned
before Mayor Hicks Of Apalachicola on the
charge Of refusing 70 pay the street tax,
furnish a substitute OF work in person upon
the streets Mr. Glass was represented by
Cpl. WIulam ocoLL. ne 0eIense TOOK Une
ground that the tax was illegal and con-
trary to Law. McClsilan's Digest ard acts
Of 1889 were cited as authorities After
citing the legal points at issue, Col Scott
submitted the case. Mayor Hicks then re-
viewed the points brought 10 bear by tne
defense, and all points relating TO the ques-
ton eti=sue, finally deciding that the ground
was well taken, and the prisoner was dis
charged. The expenses Of tine defense were
paid by sundrY citizens opposed to the
nrhinanca