Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-12-05
Hon, ". II. Claggett, the populist

! sehatorlai possibility, Is in the city.
! leo. Bremen, the Second Han,
| store man, has just received a large in
voice OF springs and mattresses.
Geo. Bremen pays cash for SECOND
hand furniture and goods OF all de
scriptions
Try our Tea Leaf, twenty-five cent.
per pound at the Golden Star Grocery
ladies, you will be surprised at the
extremely low prices of Millinery "A,
Mrs. \ r. Dore's.
FOR the next ten days, organs
cleaned thoroughly for two dollars.
WORK guaranteed. Leave orders at
this office.
The work on 9TH street between the
RAYMOND House and the ferry landing
is needed improvement. The street
Is being graded and surface drains nut
in place.
w. II. Ent, of Seattle, formerly head
sawyer of Stetson 4 Post, who own
the largest MILLS on the coast, has
leased the Cooper sawmills on Law.
yer's Canyon. Will Haywood, of this
city Is associated with him. They will
oeglh the manufacture OF lumber at
once and Will try to supply the demand
OF the new settlers upon the reservation,
especially In the vicinity of, Nez Perez
City.
For Family Use. The Palace Saloon
mas IN stock Double Stout and Ale i'm
pint bottles, Old French Hennessey for
medical purposes in halt. pint, pint and
quart bottles, and Ginger Ale in pint
bottles. Cali and test.
The. city officers picked up an old
man who has been the
chief offender in the Indian whiskev
tranc and turned him over to Deputy
Marshal Mounce Monday, afternoon.
stephen Besek, an honest German
gardener was held up at the point of Il
pistol on Main street last Friday night,
and robbed of $500. He never even
reported bis loss to the officers He
[oid the reporter that he did not know
lne man and therefore could not tell
the officers whom they should arrest
A spoony editor Is worse than a
the Tribune will excuse many of the
of that sheet without
apology: "Who stops to think of flaws
when in front of bewitching eyes. a
perfect nose and mouth made of crush
ed roSesn
There is che nice new sidewalk along
Main street as far as the city limit. On
the North side of the street there is no
walk. This fact is noticeable more by
reason of the fact that the property
owners do not give due attention to
leatneSS. A new sidewalk on the
'orth side of Main street would be a
great improvement.
The Lewiston Debating Society will /!
nset at the Guild room SUNDAY after
noon in regular session. This is one |
If our important institutions and its |
worth is appreciated especially by the |
but business and less impor- |
ant engagements too often curtail the |
attendance. 1t is hoped that by the |
'hange to Sunday at 2p. M, the debate |
will interfere less with other important |
lfial:s and thereby secure full atten-
lance at all the meetings. 1t is proba-
he that the question of the price of |
lands will be discussed at |
his meeting.
L. A. Spahr & Co., who have but |
ecently opened up for business ut Kjos' |
Id stand in Magnesia block, have a
stock and deserve credit for
heir way of display. One can see at a |
dance their entire lines of beautiful
hina, crockery, glassware, plated ware,
tOves and tinware. We wish for their
uccess As they are deserving, and hope
hat more enterprising firms will come
o Lewiston and share the inducements
'ffered by one of the best located towns
the most beautiful climate of
he Northwest-and future metropolis
f Idaho.
Hon. Philip Cieary, who is well
nown in this section, is dead. He was
ne of the best known of our pioneers
nd had perhaps rs many friends
mOng the older residents of this state
S any other man in il. He was good
nan among that good class, and his
eeds are monuments of his name of
,hich his friends will ever be proud.
lie filled several important offices and
vas particularly well informed on sub.
,cts connected with our early history.
II this respect bis loss will be felt by
he public. Many of the men who
lade our history are passing away and
very such character as Hon. Phil.
'leary leaves blank page that can
ever be filled by mortal hand.