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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-06
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A. the hca whore the A'powai can
20" Joins Sn,ke river, six miles below
Lewiston, Hive! for neatly a century, an
indlAn who took from Spaulding, the
missionary, the name OF Timothy. As
l'moihy was faithful to Paul aud the
cause they mutually received, SO was this
Nez ftrce convert true to the whites
outing many years Of serious trial. He
planted out trees (s'arted from sced) that
now Lave great branches and bear many
bushels Of apples. When he was
Younger his Christian Timothy did mauy
Kind deeds for his white friends and
they respected hin accordingly. 1t was
When Stcpto', with his handful of sol.
7licr+, was driven bach, from the paousr
country in confusion, that Timothy
showed his friendship IN time Of danger,
tor he faced the wrath Of the rest of the
tribes when he e,poussd the cause of the
whites, When the tired command
AnalIy Y"t to the east side of Snak,
river, opposite he Alpowai, his younp
men stood guard around S'eptoc's cam,
all night, to let them rest. ard the ncxr
morning divided his small stock of sup.
Plies with the luncry troopers. Tim.
othy, 'or biz many deeds Of Kindness and
acts at bravery in behalf of the whites,
deserves seine recognition in bis old age
to make it plain that our gov
crnmept appreciates good conduct and a
faithful ally -CreGonian.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Jessie Moore WLiskcy, Of 1882 for sale at
sample 1t. #
If yoa want good steel engraving cheap,
call at this Office and you can get it.
5000 pounds of Bacon, Ham and Lard
for sale at the meat market Of Clindiuning
j. Dubuc. 23tf.
Go to II. X. Barnett for the celebrated
Balm Wagon.
The best assortment of clocks in Lewiston
ean be found at Geo. H. Lakes. loft.
Brighton Range il 6rst class, and the best
range in the world. BunIoll has It. l
New Orleans Molasses on draft at 8.
Wildenthaller' by the quart or gallon. If
Good lead pencils for rs cents per dozen.
envelopes 5 cents bunch at Isaman j Co.'S
II. X. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Bain Wagon, in this citys
Superior b.sb wire for sale 10 any guam
titles n. the U. S. Store, Juiietta, l. 7.
25.u
FOR RENT-The building in rear Of the
Universalst church. formerly occupiedby
MIR. Fleming as photograph gallery. Ad.
p!v to JAS. W. REID, Attorney. 22f
Cali and see the superior" barb wire for
sale at the U. s. Store Julietta, I. 700
feet saved On everylO) yards. 25-tf
Ten per cent, money to loan on i'm
proved lands. Apply early.
33-tf J. NJ. HOWE. Lewiston. I. I.
Golden Harvest Cook Stove is just rs good AZ
it looks. Columbia, Harvest, Occident. Dexter.
WiGe'Wsst and an endless variety OF parlor
and Office stoves Of eastern patterns At Bun
nsll's hardware store.
l have quantity Of Dry Slab Wood for
sale at 81 SO per cord, delivered.
l.. A. POR TER, Lewiston, Idaho
WANTED "A CIR! to do general hous.
| work for family of two persons. Wages
good. Address Mrs Jacob Cooper. Farm
ing on. W. I. 35-tf
BunneIl keeps full line of all kinds Of
stoves. If you need q stove or house fur
nishing goods will save money by calling
| on him. Bar iron of assorted sizes for sale
cheap.
FLEMING THE ARTIST has opened up
his new photograph gallery aud fitted it up
with new instruments, a cessories, back.
grounds. etc., snd is nov pre- pared to do all
kinds Of frat tlAss work from . card to q
lite size Portrait. Cabinets . speci Atty.
Old pictures copied and enlarged in either
era, on or ink and satisfaction guaranteed.
Give him q trial aud be convinced that what
we say ia true. 25.tf
| notice. hereby given thas the China.
inrn who has been employed at the
S,a Lung wash house, has heen discharged
rnl no longer authorized to get clothes, or
receive any money due the house.
35-lm LEE YUxE 4 Sam LUNG.
Lewiston. Idaho, May p. 1859.
LOST between here and Pomeroy, ono
gold buckle and charm attached. for .
atch guard. Anyone finding the same
and leaving it at this office will be we'll
rewarded. The charm had . diamond
setting in it.
+. GARP.-Any enc wishing carp to stock
ponds with eau obtain them now, by csll.
ing at the Stevens race track. two and one.
half miles east OF Lew iston 35-tf
A full and complete stock Of general
merchandise always on hand at the U. 8.
Store. Juiietta, l. T. New goods constant.
" arriving. 25-u
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEED
mos.

LEWISTON, Idsho, May eth, 1885,?
The board Of county commissioners
met to day pursuant to adjournment
Members present: Jasper Rand, chair
man. W. j. Eakin. NJ. s. freeman,
commissioners, |. N. Maxwell, Dist.
ATTY, r. p. Nudge, Clerk.
In pursuance Of an order heretofore
made, sealed proposals for the erection Of
a county Jail building 10 be erected IN
the city OF Lewiston, Idaho territory.
bids ~ere fled in accordance herewith
and upon being opened this day were
found to contain az follows: Bid Of :.
G. Lusou, 50 1877. Bid Of Fl. T.
Madcwick, 2,l93 The bids teing con
sidled too hi.h by the Board they
were both rejected and the Clerk in
s,rueted to readvertise for bids to be r..
ceived up to IL NJ. of the 9Th day OF
July 1889.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-06

DRESBYrERtAN ChUKCH.-Rev. a. s.
Foster, pastor. Services every Sab
Sath 1t II .. IN. and 1880 p. n. Sunday
sehssl 1t u IN.
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De-. n. Lake jeweler. Lewiston. 7-7-t

Ase. n. Lake jeweler, Lewiston. TIT
49,
Hot.
City election next MONDAY,
Leave your weapons at home.
We are going to celebrate the 4th.
Are you Satisfied with the weather,
Circus day at Lewiston, Next Monday.
Did you see the monkey on the ball ground.
The therein ometcr stood at l0l on Monday.
.WATCnES.--1eo II. Lake is agent for the
Celebrated Rockford Watches.
At the o. R. 4 N. Exchange yon can get
slsofs" Whiskov. ", mean Jesse Moore. |
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. Specials,

Liverpool, Lump Rock in 20. s........0$ 4 90
Pine curing in l0o.s........" rs
Dairy in ~. . ................." l 90
Red Brand. Table in s, 20 and 50. Z" 100
Coarse in 30 and 100. s........ ........." l 25
Stock. coarse in 1875. s......... .........." l 60
ToBACCOEs, il about % psusd eaddies {:
?. Lsrillard and Co.'S celebrated brands.
Climax grade. Rough aad Ready IA q p,.ss,
Q Scots per pound.
Smooth. IA % plugs a 4ss,s
Rough 5 t. pssnd Plsg a SECT.
Bullion - Smooth IA 81 Plugs q +Scts
Army and Navy grade sassth 14.s ? q 4Se,.
Mechanics dolisht" rssgA lGssp d 4set.
Catwaha grade. smooth, IL 81 plug q 45ct.
Dark Magnolia, grade. snssth l4ss , q Acct.
SUoAR.
y. D'''
VI
LA'"
Prices liable ts change any day and bs less
Msson's 4 Gallon Fruit Jars Ps reclaim lined
per dozen. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 60
Mons !afsst style Cashmere suits $7CO
A lot Of Mule and Horse Shoes q s. per
hundred.
A lot Of Assorted Finishing N.As q 81
por hundred.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-06

OhhAASo Pc SOhoA
beauty is the daily
use Of Ayers Hair
Vigor. No matter
what the color of
the hair, this prepa-
ration gives it a lus-
tire and pliancy that
adds greatly to its
charm. Should the
hair be thin, harsh,
dry, Or turning gray,
Ayers Hair Vigor
will restore the
color, bring out a
nayy VrnVvth on,1
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of r. J. Hauber, deeeaeed.
NOTICE 10 hereby given by the undsrsigaed
the sdnintsteator VI the estate Of =. J.
Hasber. DECEASED. to the creditors Of and all
pssssns hsving claims against said deceased
t. exhibit tAs0 with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the 6rst publication
81 this notice. TO the said administrstos At bis
place Of busiusas on Mais street. in the city ef
Lswiston. !. T.. the same being the place for
the Transaction Of the business Of said estats.
GEORGE GLASS. Pablo Administrator,
Admipistsator Of the estate Of r. ). uauber.
deceased.
Dated Msy II. 1889. 33-5w
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The hoI,,o, .r,.,
hr ""'e u OH OF l. [. Hat'a
'o' c-'''t'ol was examined and
allowed aud warrants ordered drawn on
the current expen,e frn3 &c. a.
amount. " '"'
Pending further business ,ba ho,.,
adj utuel until to morrow NJ ~ o' oJ''l'
a. IN. WV IA
MAY %. 1880
Beard MT ,ur,u,pt +, ,d;,,ro,..
Present as before.
HE matter Of Contract for h,illin,
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Beauty

Is desired and admired by all. Among
the things which may best be done to
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-06-06

render tho old soft and shiny. For
keeping the scalp clean, cool, and
healthy, there is no better preparation
in the market.
~ am free to confess that trial Of
Ayers Hair Vigor has convinced me
that it is genuine article. Its use has
not only caused the hair Of my wife and
daughter to be
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-24

obntera5ed-aton1izsd,s % d speak, Tor not .
trace Of either was ever found, not even .
splinter of the wagon 1t was supposed that
the man drove too hard against big stone
there was terrific explosion, acloud Of dust,
q hole in the ground and nothing more.
A blazing well Is a sublime, an awful sight
OF course there are many ways in which 50
inhammable substance may take fire, and
formerly such calamity was irremediable;
but Yankee ingenuity has found remedies.
Quite recently Some brilliant triumphs over
the fire are reported, the operators having
rugged immense derrickS and swung mann
meth ''cap' over the mouth Of the vel, then
lowered it and smothered out the fire.
Thirty years Of practical work and daily
experience with the fluid have not destroyed,
have scarcely lessened, the romance OF oil.
Still it exctes the hveiest interest, still it in
flames the Imagination; and now the devel-
opment and control Of natural gas have
come to heighten the wonder of mans tri-
umph over nature. That puny man should
bore deep into the earth for hidden powers
and harness the Internal elements to the car
of progress is indeed a matter TO swell tho
heart with pride and hope, to add proof to
the theory that mind will eventually control
all matter and strengthen faith in the divine
origin of the intellect and the Immortality Of
the soul. The cut Of the Pittsburg web II
from Frank Leslie's.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-24
THE BIG RAILROAD COMBINE.

Map Showing the Extent Of the Wander
bilt-Union Pacific Chain
''Consolidation" is the order Of the day.
Each succeeding combination of capital
strikes the public with establishment az ex-
ceeding all that have gone before it, and now
there is a combination Of combinations in
railroad management which utterly dwarfs
everything ever known in corporate power,
and makes such affairs as the British East
India company, the Oriental and the great
est French enterprises seem mere "buol1et
shop" business in comparison.
This new aggregation has been named ''the
Pacific Vanderbilt Chain" OF the first de-
tails given out some points have since been
denied, but as the final contamination is GER
tain the public may soon contemplate a cor
porats entity, national company, or CO
lossal ''trust"-call it what you win-which
owns and controls 81 900 miles of railroad
and 81, 1s6. g, 900 in debts and capitali
Nearly twelve hundred million dollars! The
mere words and figures dazzle the eye Of
common capitalist. The germ of this con-
solidation, so to speak, was in the New York
Central, but while it was adding hne after
line to its western connections, two other
combinations were forming in the west-now
all are consolidated and the figures stand as
follows In the columns giving the bonded
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that much over and above her weekly salary
found this little mother-of great name
to be-in the eyes of q pedsgogne totally IN
educated. That is. she had never really had
a DAYS schooling; but the child bad been
taught somehow to read, and the amount and
variety OF thoughtful reading she lad accom-
plished amazed me
One night years after, while IN New YORK
saw her name on playful, end Immediate
" weuded my war 70 Days little theatre
waited impatiertly for the curtain TO rise
on Wilkie Collins play o. Man and lie
1t was rolled up on tire 70 CROWDED house.
and SOON saw my little nurse S1rl come IN,
as subdued and Quies as she used 70 steal mo
tie Ohio hocss Of representatives IL was ro'
long, however, before soc tad the stage and
entranced an6iencs to her~A That night |
returned 20 my hotel witl rssi nose and In
famed ewes, and could nos sleep for quss-
ton forced oo myself a. to how that honaeay
little girl produced her wonderful eiscA
WHY TEE "toHxSEs' xcJES-
Little Sammy Ealton- aged "a, DOW go
ing to school all forlornly in Phiadalphia-
because his sister Marie DOT loag ago suddealy
took notion into her pretty bead 70 20 70
Europe. She carried out this idea with neat
ness and dispatch Within TOtyfonr
hours CT is first conception she had III
Master Sammy boo-hcoirg On the inraAa
lines dock N New York, wha1e shs waved g
dainty lace haEjkerchief u nm from the
deck Of TIE outward booad ocoRa Steamship
City Of Paris. Jxss before soeEayiy tripod
up the gang plank 20 tie great veasafs deck.
ahs, nresssd . $50 ness into tas AseoorsoU
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Sammy hand and told Nun to go to Phila,
delphia and stay there until she got back
And" says Sammy, in telling tho tale Of
his sisters emigration, 'she didn't take the
-boo-hoo-troublet to tell me when she-boo-
hoo-was coming, either"
But little Sammy is not the only mourner
because of the sad event chronicled above
II one cares to take the trouble any evening
to stroll up New York's main business thor
oughfare. Broadway, to the neighborhocd Of
Thirty-ninth street, he win see building
built in the Moorish style OF architecture,
and crowned by various colored lights, red
being the predominating color. That build
ing is the New York Casino.
On the Sidewalks around it and in the
lobby (before the opera begins may be
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He Was Poor But Honest.

The other forenoon young man with q
torlorn looking continuance. and suit OK
clothes which seemed to have run all together
and consolidated to save expense, mounted q
salt barrel on the sidewalk or Michigan ave
uue. and started off with:
NY dear friends, pause for a moment and
hear NY narrative. am poor but honest
young man. Ny motto is Excelsior My
parents are dead and am lone orphan"
He adtied considerable TO toe above, and in
e few minutes he had crowd of fifty peopls
around him Then he announced:
My dear friends, do not ask FOR charity.
All want is a fair show to make my way IN
lie / shall now ask yoa TO chip In a nickel
apiece, and will endeavor to do something
never yet done on the face Of the globe.
will try TO turn a quadruple sornersauit IN the
air.
The crowd seemed TO like the idea, and the
s.l.an change ratified IN until tie gross amount
wss about three dollars Then the young
man got down OF the barrel. spit on his
hands, picked out bis ground. and turned a
pretty fair somerSaul:. He turned another
and another and then renocnted the barrel
md said:
Kind friends, havo tried 70, but can't
10 IT. Assuring you of my heartfelt thanh
.or your kindness, remain yours truly
And noe man uttered q word Of complaint
-Da,roif Frss Press
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oblivion as an ordinary nurse girl, so far as
was concerned, but for an incident one day
which made noe see something more in her
face thar that Of an ordinary nurse girl.
Some sort Of an absurd proposition was up
and was speaking when happened to look
around into the face of the little girl gazing
at me- Those were the same features under
the poor bonnet, but the change was start
ling. 1t was as if a paper lantern were sud-
denly lit up by an electric light.
Many time since, when 1 have seen that
strangely gifted face send in one expression
q magnetic thrill through q packed audience
of huge theatre, have remembered the
fash Of feeling and intellect that 50 startled
me from under the little bonnet of the
slender nurse girl in the dim light of that
house.
Some nights after I went with friend to
the theatre In the ballet of the wretched
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door of the theatre. and, If good luck favors
them, they gain the inestinable privilege OF
taking one Of the erstwhile short sk1rted di-
whites out to q post-tnsatre banquet Every
one Of the "Johnnies" is mentally draped IN
Grape For Marie Halron was the falrest OF
the dozens of fair ones Of the Casino stage
at least, every one says she was. now that she
is gone,
1t is generally agreed that Miss Halton de-
serted her role Of vivandiere in the Casino
Drum Ma orn company to play as the lead
ing lady OF an eiopement in real life She IS
said to have fed with Joseph Lewis, dia-
mOnd merchant, who claimed to be connected
in some way with the trade in South Africa
He first appeared at the Casino about the
time that the "Drum Major" appeared there,
and from that time until the elopernent he
rarely missed performance 1t Is said that
he has wife end family somewhere in Africa,
but a little thing like that did not deter him
from spending something like 900 dt Il
said on Miss Halton in about seven weeks.
Miss Halton's first appearance IN New \ ork
was as Phyllis IN the comic opera Dorothy"
She is good singer and clever actress and
made quite hit. Is is rumored that her &C
quaintance among club men in New York
was extensive, and that the entertainments
which she gave at her fat were exceedingly
unconventional Miss Halton was under a
three years contract to the Aronsons, who Sc
cured her to fill the place left vacant by Marie
Jansen, her engagement at the Casino begin
ming Sept. 16. She is woman OF 35 and
speaks four languages perfectly, but has al
ways refused to disclose her nationality.
TREwEY, THE sHADOwGRAPHIsT.
Trewey, the ''fantasiast humoristique,"
who not long ago made his debut in this
country. is a remarkably versatile performer.
He is highly proficient as q juggler, facial
ist, g card manipulation, a musical experte
and a shadow graphist. It is In the latter
work that be produces the greatest effect on
his audiences. His manipulation of his
fingers is certainly wonderful. A screen Of
white cloth is placed near the front of the
stage; the house is darkened and strong
white light is thrown on the screen from be-
hind. With his hands Treney then proceeds
to throw pictures on the screen.
All kinds Of animals heads, a swan, q
jockey on horseback, fisherman in a boat,
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.....27,10o ss21, 600 1864 95s

Totals. 100 S621 $50 1864 952
The Alton men do not at this writing con-
cede that the consolidation is complete as to
them, but admit that it is to be. The Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Paul also stands
upon a somewhat separate footing. but as
the Drexel- Morgan-Va party virtu-
ally control its management, it viii in no way
antagonize the combination, and may, there
fore, be included. Some minor lines are yet
to be annexed: so the total capital will be
very near 5000, 900, 900 and the debts nearly
as much.
j. Pierpont Morgan is credited with having
engineered this great deal, and this is but the
crowning act Of his experience in organizing
and consolidation The actual cash paid Is
reported at s12, OO0, 600, much Of the stock, Of
course, remaining in the hands of the present
holders. OF this cash the Vanderbilts fur
nished the larger part from their private
means"-that is, without sale Of other stocks
or drawing on their corporation treasury.
In short, 1t was simply some little means they
had laid by out of their private incomes. The
rest comes from Boston men, who own stock
in the Union Pacific.
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always khev without waiting for the returns
just how tie township had gone, for it con-
tanned but fourteen voters. Four men early
III lsS2 set up derrick in that wilderness
and began to bore, and soon alarming reports
reached those who were long Of oil stocks
that Is, those who held much oil and there
fore wanted the price 10 so up. So the woods
were soon full of scouts"
The owners surrounded the derrick with
high board fence, and had several guards,
who AT night kept up random firing into
the woods to scare away the scouts" Never
theieSs one daring young man crept past the
guards and lay hidden for seventeen hours In
side the derrick, gaining tie all important
knowledge that Number 646' was q flowing
well. His fortune was made, and 50 was that
Of his employers, for they sold short, " and
in few days prices fell 50 greatly as to IL
volve a total loss of 81, 600 TO the hold
erS Ii was Black Friday 70 the bulls.
and no wonder. for Number 6:a- Welded
4,Uc0 barrels 3 day from the start, and what
was more, il proved that new field was 70
be opened. and that hundreds % new wells
would soon be flowing. Crude petroleum,
which bad been selling at e:shty-five cents a
barrel, declined rapidly to forty-nine cents
u hs~re WINCH, Tor tnne, stopped produc-
tlcn oa all but the big flowing wells
Shooting a well" or "rorpedoirS' is a
ticllLsh business. The nitro glyoerine- enough
OF II TO blow up reg7mene-nust be poured
intoa canister which looks ike section of 6
water spout, and the same lowered very Gent
ly 10 the bottom OF the well, 50 fixed with g
trigger attachment that il viii in due time
explode. This blows out the loose sand ard
loosens the sand rock in which is the pe.ro
lsum, and so the oil flows again But If any
thing sets of the nitro glycsrine preInaturs!y.
either In the hands of the shooter or b.
fore he can get away from the mouth Of ths
well, then ''Good-by. John" Cases have oc-
CURED in which & single finger was the Only
remnant ever found And at least one case
IN which a teasilster, wagon and two mules
transporting til. pesky stud. were suddenly