Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-11-14

| persons
specifications and prices on Bath
tubs and fixtures, Range boilers, etc,
given on short notice at Bunnells-
We can save you money if you will
only see us
Every up to date merchant, hotel,
restaurant and saloon keeper in our
business blocks should have Il good
Sanitary closet-Talk with us. The
Cash Hardware Store
Ransom Coburn has opened at the
old Sears stand "A harness and saddle
repair shop. He has received large
invoice of leather, and will be enabled
to do all classes of work III his line.
NJ. Bush, of the Blue Front Cigar
Store, hasa novelssway of advertising
and one that is appreciated too. He
treated the town Monday to his busi-
hess card and with good quality of
cigars.
For Family Use. The Palace Saloon
has in stock Double Stout and Ale in
pint bottles, Old French Hennessey for
medical purposes in halfpint, pint and
quart bottles, and Ginger Ale in pint
bottles. Call and test.
The story is going the rounds here
that the municipal authorities in a
nelghbOring town have granted the
liquor dealers.full authority to sell
whiskey to Indians and guaranteeing
them protection from the federal law.
The Pringle May Comedy Company
closed a week $ engagement here Sat-
urday night. They are fine company
and gave general satisfaction in> their
catch productions. The management
states that they will return here dur
ing the winter.
F. p. Hannaford, the King of Camas
Prairie, was in Lewiston Tuesday adj
vertising Denver. His advertising
matter illustrates Denver as the "hub'
of.the great Prairie, and "that 1T is
| only two and one-half miles from the
Nez Perez Reservation, which will be
opened to the world Nov. 49,
An,intelligent rancher from Salmon
river submitted bill of goods for a
years supply to all the merchants of
| Genesee, Moscow and Lewiston. The
| merchants of'this city were generally
| lower than those of the other towns
and the successful bidder was fifteen
per cent below the best bid from the
other towns. This'fact should silence
some of the croakers.
| Justice Sullivan, of the Idaho Su.
preme Court, who has. Just returned
from Lewiston, says that that place is
Improving rapidly. !. Several new build
ings are just completed or in course of
construction, about two miles of new
sidewalks have been laid, about 500
"bo omers" are encamped near, town,
awaiting the opening of the Nez Perce-
Reservation, money is plentiful, and
Everybody seemingly prosperous"
Wood River Times.
Rev. George Waters. IA native Yakima
Indian, is at Iapwal dong duty as a
Methodist missionary. Mr. Waters is
an ordained.minister of the gospel and
was assigned to,this work by the con.
ference recently held in Spokane. He
Ispeaks the Nez Perces tongue and is
well educated in English. He is
making an effort to organize church
on the reservation with fair prospects
THE house of worship will be built by
Subscription and the location will bt
IsOme. place neal the mouth of Sweet
lwater.
The TELLER has received rom time
to time communications i'm which per
sonal animus was apparent. The col
umns of IA newspaper are perhaps no
the most appropriate medium for thu
settlement of personal grievances
lSuch offerings we wish to decline. A
the same time the columns of thi
paper are,ever open to the honest eX
preston of opinion on all subjects o
general interest In fact such expires
sions are desired at all times. Upo,
the other hand THE TELLER does no,
wish to be understood to endorse th'
views of a correspondent just because
he is allowed space in the paper.
Robt. Schleicher saws he would hay
given five dollars for picture of him
self and Judge Poe in group at
critical moment last Saturday evening
! These two knights of the rod wer
: fishing for Salmon i'm Snake river.
= is early for these fish but they wer
experimenting. Robt got strik
, that knocked him of the seat. II
played the catch with the skill tina
f has taken years to acquire. He woi
ried the big fish, which was so hi