Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-11-14
This and That.
DO YOU KNOW

ball, and that everybody should
patronlze it; that nlodeetv IS as be
coming in man as Ill woman; tina
Lewiston can justly boast OF the
prettiest street III Idaho; that al
artesian flow of water on the bench
lands south of Lewiston would be
of more Importance to this city
than railway connections that
GLADSTONE
is the greatest living authority on
the English language, and that
Kentucky went Republican; that
real estate values on The Hill viii
increase 100 per ceut i'll the next
two years; that Lee Fairchild,
poet-orator, formerly OF Lewiston,
stumped the state for the Republic
cans in the recent Utah canpaign;
that the cause Of temperance is the
cause of Christianity; that "a
GREAT CITY
will some day grow up at the juno
ton of the Snake and Clearwater
rivers;' that Nez Perez county
finances will not be on a cash basis
after the present bond issue, and
that our native Idaho Pear leads
the world; that the present city
council has inaugurated many
good reforms, and that genius,
without industry, is an atlliCtion;
that Postmaster kress lost a hat on
the recent Ohio election, and that
of two evils man should choose
neither; that "Rah Rah Zip.
Boom, All! Lewiston! Rah!" is the
cry of the Lewiston foot ball team
that politeness is Unborn, and that
etiquette is but the studied forms
of what is termed good society
that man is best Judged by his
home life, and that Lewiston is
afflicted with the presence of Cali
fornia Disk; that Lewiston is the
NATURAL. TRADE MART
of the richest section in the North
west, and that no gentleman sneers
at an honorable calling; that Con
suelo Vanderbilt received S., 900, :
600 and the Duke of Marlborough
for taking the marriage VOW, and
that gambling has caused more
ruin than all other vices combined;
that the Chatauquan reading circle
is holding interesting sessions; that
the
FIRST NEWSPAPER
published on the Pacific Coast was
issued at the present site of the
Lapwai Agency i'll 1887 by Mis-
sionary Spaulding; that the Lew
iston boy who spoke SO harshly to
his loving mother the other day
will some day repent his utter
ances; that Grostein & Binnard
are selling out their stock of cloth
ing at cost that the Idaho street
sidewalks should be repaired; that
George Sands was a woman; that
education does not make a gentle
man. that the new sidewalks i'm
prove the appearance of Main
street, and that Edna May is a
clever actress; that the reservation
will soon be opened and that that
event will mark an era in
LEWISTON S FUTURE
prosperity; that 1t costs $3.50 a
year, in license alone, to conduct a
saloon in Lewiston; that Ed.
Smith is an artist of genius, and
that, in widening the Snake river
grade, the city is making a needed
improvement, chat Bradley is the
first Republican to be elected to a
state office in Kentucky in thirty
years, and that Lawyer Hogan
still contends that, while poverty
is no disgrace, it is at times d---n
inconvenient; that after the open
ing of the reservation, the political
complexion of the state will puzzle
the best posted politician; that the
LEWISTON WATER DITCH
has made Lewiston the beautiful
city that it is, and that every boy
should read John Locke's Con
duct of the Understandings that
Durrant has openly accused Rev.
Gibson of the murder of Blanche |
Lamant, and that he would have
spoken sooner but that he was
sworn to secrecy; that Lewiston
has real, live ''sooners' that
BOB BURNS
was III a gloomy mood when he
wrote Man Was Made to
Morrn' that three of kind beat
two pair; that O. A. KOS has
an attractiue display i'll his show
window; that I.ucius Mcclure is
in the postofiice during the alb
sence of Johnnie Dill; that the
sentence, That that that that he
spoke of was poorly written" is a |
grammatical, and that the
Repimental Band and Co r are