Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
LEWISTON. IDHH0. FERRUHRY As, 1sa2.


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and acquaintances will be grieved at
news of this severe loss. Though
young in years she will be remembered
by all as an exceptionally bright and
winning child.
One Of the surest ways to run q pop
ular paper Is to give lots Of taffy, call
'em all Colonel, run everybody's ad-
vertisement at the head Of the column
and never present any bills, or have
any business transactions. In the Sec
ond act, all you have to do is to press
the button the sheriff7ll do the rest.-Ex
Your picture enlarged for S. Oil
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time only. Send small pictures.
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guaranteed. Write today. Address
Ludwicks Oil Portrait Works. P. O.
Box l4l2, Spokane Falls, Wash.
The Kendrick Advocate has resumed
publication. 1t Is now under the man.
agement Of P. E Stookey, new work.
er in journalistic field. The initial
numbers of the publication have q
bright and Dewsy appearance and carry q
liberal patronage. The TELLER extends
the right hand of fellowship and will
gladly place on ex. the New Advocate.
New Music-"Whisperings Of True
Love", Valse Lente, (slow waltz,) by
Ignaz Fischer, price soc. This new
waltz deserves to become an enduring
favorite with all young pianists. 1t ia
a very melodious, bright and sparkling
composition that will captivate all who
hear it. The author is also the we'll
kdown publisher of Toledo, Ohio, who
has our thanks herewith fora copy.
The Lewiston correspondent to the
Spokesman, said IN the issue Of the 23d
that there was fifteen sick horses at the
Lewiston Driving Park. This is a mis-
take of the worst kind and 1t is the
duty of the correspondent to send In
another item correcting the same. Il
might have been typographical error
and probably was, judging from thu
way the item read, but there has nevel
been sick horse ut the track.
The service next Sunday morning a'
the First Presbyterian church win be OF
the subject "God is love-" and in tn
evening "Lesson from the life Of Jos
eph". Those who heard Mr.. Wood
last Sunday evening on the "LessoI
from the Life Of Jacob" will natural.
be anxious to hear of the continuation
lin the life of his famous son. Afte
evening service congregational meet
ingwill be held at which importan
matters will be brought forward. Mem
bers and adherents will be expected t
attend.
The Singers of Lewiston will rende
their programme ut Grostein & Biz
nard's hall tonight. Thursday. Th
public will be given a rich musical trea
by the best of local talent. The pr
gramme will be varied and extensive
choice and refined. 1t is well know
fact that home-talent entertainment
in Lewiston are always superior to vi
iting companies. This will prove n
exception to the rule. The conce1
will be good and the cause q noble on
Let us have standing room only"
the hall tonight.
The advent of the Great Norther
into Spokane and its encroachmen
!. upon the territory Of the Union an
Northern Pacific lines, has stirred IL
). apathy of those lines and they ha'
e begun to look out for their feeders
and about here. There is q we'll d
J, fined rumor now that the Union WI
}. push up line along Snake river fro
Riparia in the summer and on to Cam
. prairie. Jas. WEIGH, of Cottonwoo
!, has closed contract to hire his pat
. train to corps of Union Pacific 81
. veyors for the coming summer. ~
u. P. may yet verify the assertion tn
N has more than once been made that
= would be the first railroad line In
x Lewiston. Jim Hill may conclude
% tan the Clearwater basin himself. The
is rumOr to this effect already.
. Oysters and Seeds.