Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1891-04-16


Monday almost recovered from the
attack.
You need new cook stove. One
of those new Charter Oak ranges at
Bunnell's is about the figure. Neat
complete and exceedingly cheap. Call
and examine.
The epidemic of mumps prevalent in
the public schools has nearly run its
course. There are but few new victims
| this week, and many out last week are
! in school again.
w. A. Wayland left Monday for his
ranch on Craig mountain. He has
been spending the winter with his
family in this city. They will join
him at the close of the present school
term.
The Annie Faxon, having been fully
repaired since her recent wreck, has
been put on the river again and made
the trip Tuesday. The Spokane is
running on the lower river now re-
moving the wheat stored there.
A. T. Spottswood, of Moscow, was
in Lewiston the early part of the week.
He brought with him his wife and in
valid daughter. The latter will remain
here several months, hoping by change
Of climate to regain lost health.
]. N. Teal, of Portland, attorney for
plaintiff in the case of Steinhart vs.
Barnett, is i'm town. The plaintiff in
this case will appeal to the Supreme
court from the decision rendered
against him in the District court.
CAUTION: The Histogenetic Med
icines are sold in but one agency in
each town. The bel around the bot
tie bears the following inscription: CDR.
J. Eugene Jordan's Histogenetic Medi-
cine" Every other device is fraud
Dent & Butler, agents.
Mr.. J. S. Hartman is at home again
he is looking well and has smile on
his face. Mr.. H. thinks his Boston
is a winner. He says his horses have
wintered well at l. wiston and will
make a record for themselves the COM
ing season.-Free Press.
A lively party of young girl were
passengers on the Almota Sunday last
on its trip to Asotin. They enjoyed
the trip to the fullest extent; visited
friends IN Asotin during the loading
of the boat, and wound up the day by
dining with the Captain.
Rev. T. Abbott will give lecture SER
mons in the Universalist church on
next sunday, April 10Th, at II a. m
and 7:3O p. m. Morning-Conversion
"Y must be born again" Evening
-"What profit, to gain the whole
world, yet lose the soul?"
The City Marshal reported four plain
drunks on Monday morning at the
Justices court. Three white men and
one Indian were arraigned and fined
Strange to relate, the Indian was the
only one able to pay his fine. The
three whites are laying it out in Jail.
PIT. Lomax was in the city this
week visiting friends. Mr.. Lomax il
now located on the st. Regis, having
in charge the store owned by Ezra
Baird of this city. He will remain ,
few days longer Oh his outing tril
when he will return to his business.
Lewiston is a mass of bloom anG
blossom this week. The apricot, pea
and peach treess are all in full bloom
and the apple blossoms just bursting
The fruit crop promises u most abun
dant yield. The buds are too thick t,
bear well and thinning process will
Ike needed.
A. J. Pinkham, United States Mar
shall for Idaho, is in town hunting VI
the papers and records in all the un
|. completed U. s. cases, which hav'
: been commenced in this court. HI,
r will take them to Boise City where
for the present at least, all Unitet
States court business will be transacted
{ BICYCLfs.-Wait for Fred T. Merrill
illustrated catalogue, out in a few days
Over 400 fine Ball Bearing, Hollow
Frame, Warranted, Steel Bicycles
from $35 up. Cash or installments
Type Writers, Canoes, Skates, ETC., II
stock and bought, sold and exchanged
l27 Washington ST., Portland, Oregon
Ezra Baird took charge of the liver
and feed stables, lately MANAGED b,
: Felix Warren, on Friday. Will Mallor,
will manage the business for the ne,
: proprietor. Many Improvements ar
/, being made about the stables. MI
a Baird has gone this week to the prairi
= to get new horses to replenish the STOCK
N. b. HOlbrOok Is making extensiv
! Improvements on his island in th
!, Clearwater river this spring. A ne,
= house is being built, water wheel wi
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