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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04
Tilton for Surveyor, Widber for
Treasurer, Hebbard, Cook, Hunt
and Dunno for Judges.
CAMPBELL, JOACHIMSEN AND
LOW FOR POLICE JUDGES.
Webster for Superintendent of Sehools-Barry,
Kerrigan, Cook and Groezinger for Justices
Of the Peace.

At o'clock this morning only few
hundred votes on the municipal ticket had
been counted, with the following result, as
will be seen by the table below:
Tilton is ahead for Surveyor, Ambrose
for Superintendent of Streets, Campbell,
ConIan, Joachimsen and Low for Police
Judges, Block for Tax Collector, Widber
for Treasurer, Creswell for Attorney and
Counselor.
For School Directors-H Hslstead, Bar
rington, Drucker, Anthony, Fredericks,
Hammond, Carew, Derham, Deane, Head.
Burnett, Burns.
Superip tendent of SchooIs-Webster.
School Directors (unexpired term)-
Knox and Soper.
Mayor-Phelan.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Judges superior Court-Hebbard, Cook,
H unit, Dunno.
Justices of the Pesce-Barry, Groezin-
ger, Kerrigan, Cook, Carroll.
Supervisors - Hayes, Wessenberg. De-
lany, Phelps, Dodge, Lackmann, Rot
tanzi, Morton, Heilmann, Smith, Clinton,
Aigeltinger.
Gharter-YaS
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An Ex-REPoArER ARRESTED.

accused of Forging Orders for Trans-
portation for Mythical Persons,
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Harry Lea ch,
an ex-newspaper reporter, was arrested
here last night for forgery and securing
railroad passes from the National Repuh-
lican headquarters under false pretenses.
1t is alleged that Leach has been secur-
ing passes on orders from Congressman,
and others, for mythical persons whom he
claimed wanted to come home from dis
tant points for the purpose of voting for
Mckinley. 1t is said that he thus secured
considerable transportation which he i'm
mediately sold TO ticket brokers. Sunday
Leach presented an order on the trans
portation committee purporting to be
signed by John M. Smyth requesting
passes for six men from points in Me-
braska. The order was suspected and not
honored. Upon Investigation Mr.. Smyth
denied he had signed any such order, and
the arrest of Leach followed.
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WHEAT MARK ETS FIRMER.
Good Demand for Cereals in European
Ceufers.

Good Demand for Cereals in European
Centers.
LONDON, ENGLAND Nov. 3.-Following
are the reports of the Continental wheat
markets received in London to-day.
Amsterdam-Wheat opened firm and
the market improving; later advanced 8
forms.
Antwerp-Wheat opened firiner. but the
market was lifeless. holders refusing to
entertain buyers offers. Corn was dull.
Paris-Whear and flower opened strong.
and advanced steadily, closing very firm.
Hsmburg-The market opened quiet,
but the business was small.
Berlin-The market opened firmer, with
a good business at fully mark advance
Later the market became inactive, but
closed 1A marks higher. After the official
close wheat advanced another quarter
mark on disturbing London advices.
Budapest-The market opened firm
with an improved feeling and rising prices.
In the other Danubian markets holders
were very stiff.
The Russian ma arkets were harder on
London advices. Shippers were doing
more business at from Cd to Cd over yes
terday's prices. Freights were tirmer.
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, Nov. 3.-The
wheat market opened higher on the
strength of yesterdays American market,
advancing Immediately after the opening,
owing 10 scarcity of sellers. After q
temporary reaction on realizations, the
market strengthened on an i'm proved mill
ers' demand, and prices became higher in
consequences OF feeling of confidence in
the result of the election in tue United
States. There was active buying on both
local and American accounts, prices
reaching I'd above the opening price.
predominanoe of selling caused the mar
ket to lose I'D, but it closed finally at 21zd
higher. The aggregate sales were 10000
quarters.
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Tynfn Refd Up and Looted.

ARDMORE, 1. t., Nov. 3.-A Missouri,
Kansas and Texas south bound express
and passenger train was held up and
looted near Alvarado, Tex, this evening.
1t is thought the robbers secured but lit
tie treasure. United States Marshals have
been notified to be on the lookout for the
bandits, who are supposed to be on their
way to Indian Territory. Particulars of
the hold-up cannot be obtained.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-04

The falling off in the Mckinley vote is
accounted for by the sudden reception of
delayed returns from two Democratic As
sembly districts.
The fourth footing, made at 1890 P. NJ,
represented 26. 443 votes counted. The re-
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Wooren Goods Failure an Chicago.

CHICAGO. ILL, Nov. 3.-"Lon" Levy,
dealer in wooden goods at 125 Franklin
street, failed yesterday. Levy made an
assignment in the County Court 10 Abram
L. Stone. The assets are SIS, 900, and the
liabilities $50, 600. Levy was jobber and
wholesaler. His failure is ascribed to slow
collections.
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Republi cans to Celebrate.

There will be meeting of the National
Republican Parade Committee at the
headquarters of the Nationa! Republican
League, "a Fourth street, Pioneer build
ing, on Wednesday evening, at O'Clock,
to take action on properly celebrating the
Republican victory.
FRANK w. SUMNER, Chairman.
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american Locon.ottres for china.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 3.-Minis-
ter DENLY has informed the Department
of State that the Chinese Foreign Office
has awarded to the Baldwin Locomotive
Works of Philadelphia, the lowest bidders,
the contract for building eight locomotives
for the imperial railways
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Fatal Panic on an Electric Car.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 3.-on ac-
count of the flashing of the battery in
an electric car on Mount Prospect avenue
early this morning a fear sized the pas
sengers and they sprang from the NOV
ing car. One man was killed, one fatally
hurt and four others seriously injured.
Laubuska Angelo was killed, Luscatin
Giuseppe cannot recover and Alfonso
Angelo, Theo Zinco and Venzerno Es-
tardo were hurt
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secretary to Archbishop Corrigan, in
formed reporter of the United Assoc ciated
Presses that the Pope would not take such
step until first requested by the bishops
in the diocese.
mo such REQUEST" he said, "has been
made"
Father Connolly was of the opinion that
the appointment of Bishop Kean, former
rector of the Catholic University at Wash
ington, as titular Archbishop, would un-
doubtedly be made shortly
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Providence Bauker. A,s,on.

PROVIDENCE, R. L, Nov. 3.-Milier
& Vaughan, bankers. made an assign
ment to-day. Several well-known specu-
lators were caught for large amounts. The
liabilities are estimated at $150, 900. Miller
is a member of the New York Stock
Exchange
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MUNICIPAL TICKET.

Authorizations The following abbreviations
designate the various parties: R., Republican,;
D., Democrat: p, PopuiIst; A.-C D., Anti-Charter
Democrat; c. r., Citizens Republican; 5. L.,
Socialist Labor; C. Mp, Citizens Non-Partisan
/, Independent: q. L., United Labor; Pro-, Proh-
bitionist c. L, Citze ns' Independent
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RUMORs FROM ROME,
Gfcen Little Crsdence by Prominent
Catholic Cler9ynsea.

NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 3.-The an.
nouncement made in a cablegram from
Rome that the Pope will raise the diocese
OF Buffalo to metropolitan see, with jur-
isdiction over Buffalo, Syracuse and FL
mira, is given little credence by the Catho-
lie clergy of this city.
Father francis K. Connolly, private
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No Reowrar Cabinet Aseetsuo.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 3.-There
was no regular Cabinet meeting to-day at
the White House. Secretary Olney spent
two hours with the President before noon
and at IL o'clock Secretaries Carlisle and
Morton joined them for short time.
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Launching of the Gunboat Tioksburg.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 3.-The
new gunboats Vicks burg and Newport will
be launched tomorrow morning from the
yards OF the Bath Iron Works. and the
Navy Department will at once enter into
correspondence with the Mayors of those
cities to arrange for christening cere-
monies.
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poIltfcnr Riot o.. a Ferrv.oat.

PARKERSBURG. w. Va, Nov. 3.-A
riot growing out of politics occurred to-
day on the ferryboat which plies between
and Eli Benliss were frightfuliy cut.
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Fifth Ward.

Washington Dodge, D., c. N.-P..............
J. - Stone, G. /, p, A.-C D..................
Richard Valentine, c. r., u. l.. L...........
Thomas q. Walkington, R......,............ X.
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Fell Dead ON the Street.

Perley r. Downer, postal clerk, residing at
2ol5 Golden Gate avenue, fell dead on the cor
ner of Fillmore and McAlIister streets carly
Yesterday morning. Heart disease was the
cause of death. Mr.. Downer was Sc years OF
age.
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minor coin $66 800. OF the silvor coined
So. $50 600 was standard silver dollars, on
which the seigniorage realized was about
S70O co.,
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October COINAGE ct the saints.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov 3.-The
coinage executed at the mints of the
United States during October was as fol-
lows: Gold S., 500, silver $2,S44G09,
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Fourth Mard.

William II. Phelps, c. l., c. r., c. Mp.
Charles w. Pope, F., A.-C. D........-......
Carl Prazak, y. L................ ,..........
John IL. sheehsn, D., U. L...................
Henry A. SLeffens, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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SURVEYOR.

John G. Bunner, j. Observation-Disclosures. 81
Robert Munich. e. L........,-.. ...-......... 29
+. II. Newberfy, p. .......,...-.... IL
lott ID. Norton. c. Mp, C. R.............. SO
Charles s. Tllton, r., U. .L................. l.. 132
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Sixth Ward.

w. P. Baruth. S. L............
Fred W. Eaton, A.-C. D.--...................
John Lack man, k, &. A.-P.......... .......
w. 4. Lane, U. La, e. p, Z. I............,...
John OH, D.. ...........,...,.....
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TREASURER.

william A. Asmussen, D....................
Henry Doscher. U, L, p, A.-G D......-..-.
IL. O. Stearns, G. .I.......,...............
Augustus &. Widber. R., C. N.-P............
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ATToRNEY AND COUNs ELoR.

John r.. Aitken, q. L., r., c. I.......... 1lt
A Barnard, e. .R........................ 7C
Harry t. Cresweil, p, D., G. N.-P......... 49,
T. Carl Spelling, A.-C d.. D..-........-......... 81
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JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.

Chesley X. Bonestell, ,R,...,..,........-.... 20
Rhodes Borden, &. Mp, D-................. So
w G.. Burke r., A. C-D.....,.............,. 81
William Ell. Chapm an. U. L., c. I......,..... 80
Carroll Cook U. l., r.. c. R................. 1876
Frank H. Dunno, p, d, u. L............... l22
Robert Ferral, p. A. C.-D....... .....,,. =. 81
John +. Finn q. Mp, r., c. B.........".. a
]. G. B. Hebbard, c. N.-P...,.............. 1856
John Hunt, C. Mp, R., c. R.............. 1O6
Prank w. IAwier. A. CD. ......,........... %
Joseph Leg gett, p, A. C.~D...... ........... ~
Frank J. Murasky, ,D......................... 60
T. w. Nowln, G, T.. .................. 25
Horace w. Phiibr"ok, l.. .........,.... -. Sd
Austin A, sanderson. D., u. L............... "a
+. ID. sawyer, e. l.. c, R,.......-............ 81
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Seventh Ward.

James II. DAILY. U. l., R................... 90
Charles Gramoarth, I. L.. ............. 3h
Joseph 4 johnson, p, A.-C. D...... II
L. A. kearnvy, l. R.-...-. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. zS
I. a. kottanzi, D.. 81
I. Schiller, >. l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
Peter Van Pelt, c. Mp. N.-P......,............... 20
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SUPERVISORS.
First Ward.
Second Ward.
Third Ward.

z. NJ Delany, D.
George d. Gillespie, p, A.-C. D.........-..--
John L. IA aply. @. Mp, r.. R.............,....
Sargent s. Morton, U. L.. Z. R............... X.
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Eighth Ward.
Ninth Ward.
Tenth Ward.

William Fahey, Y. l., p, A.-C. D... 9.
Lucius III. foote, Z. N.-P., G. I.......... 6l
Joseph Gailard, G. R-......,............. 3I
Charles GIidea, ID. -.................. X,
Ii. +. Sshlender, g. L................
Edward j. smith, Il. ............,... 10
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TREASURER.
.erm ending January &, 1917

(Unexpired term cndIug JANUARY q, 1897
William A. Asmussen D. D................, IS
Henry Doscher, u. l., A-C. D............... IL
Henry s. Martin, G. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 76
Augustus c. Widber R..s.......... 100
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AmUSEmENTS.
BALDWIN THEATER.-"As You Like It."
COLUMBIA 1HEATER-"Tenn Pardner."
MoRosco's OPERA II oUsE-"D Drifting part"
TIvoLI OPERA HoUsE.-"The Babes in the
Wood"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vaudeville
ALcAzAR THEATER.-" Love on Clutches"
Ho1Ro bATHs-Bathing and performance.
IHE CHUrEs AND SKATING RINK-Datly at
dalght street, one block east of the Park.
PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB.-Races.
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TAX COLLECTOR.

mes n. Block, c. Mp, D......... l5e
Godfrey Fisher, p, A.-C. D.................. "a
Edward /. SheehaB, G. b.. ........... 73
Cord IL. Werjen, U. L., r., C. l.. ............ 141
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SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
STREETS, HIGHWAYS AND
SQUARES.

SQUARES.
William f. Ambrose. D............... d. tos
George w Elder. B.. u L...,... -........... q
d. L. Farnsworth, G. .R....................... 60
ID. A. Macdonald p, A.-C D.-..........,... SO
August Muller, s. L............ ............. 8
George p. Wetmore, G. l.. - Mp. 81
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AUCTION SALES

BY Cook & Co.-This day (Wed nesdav) China
ware, at l23 Kearny ST.. at 1O:45 O'clock
BY SULLIVAN & DoYLE-Friday, November g.
dorses etc, at 22O Valencia street. ct II o'clock
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Mckinley leads by 1894 votes, with 10, 600
votes yet TO be counted. At the lowest es-
innate his majority in San Francisco
should exceed 1000.
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AUDITOR.

William Broderics, D., G. N.-P..-............ 1853
A. F. Chapman, Z. l..-.:. :,... %
William A. Deane r., u .L................. 155
Fleet T. Strotber, p, A.-C. D..........-..... 56
Asa II. Wells, C. R............... ........... 40
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JUDGES OF THE POLICE COURT.

James A. Campbell. q. L., r., C. R........ lel
Charles T. ConlaH, p, D., G. N.-P...,....... 151
William Z. costley, &. L..................... 8
John s. Enos c. L.; "a
harles III. Forbes u, L., G. R...... 80
George w Fox. A.-C D.................... 15
Waiter GALLAGHER, p A.-C, D...,......... 18
William }. Gavigan, A.-c. ID. ................ so
BurDette q. Haskell. P...........,..,.,...... p. 10
Henry l. Joachimsen q. R., r., C. l., c.
NJ. ..................,...., ls5
Martin g Loefiier, G. L.. 20
Charles A. Low, &. y. p, r., Z, r.. 14g
w. A. $. Nicholson. 9: I-:.:...-...,......... l.: 43
Stephen X. O'Keefes D., u. L...... .......... b6
q. a. Proctor, q. Mp. .D.-.....-............ 65
Z. Silyerstein, 8. L.. 4
J, A. Spinettf, r., d. .......,................. So
Alfred B. ireadwell, r., U. L................ JIG
IL. Warnecke Sr, >. L........ .,.,............ IL
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JUsTICEs OF THE PEACE.

A. T. Barnett. @. ......,....................
J. f. Barry. G. Mp, B., U. l., c. R....... ]
g. w. F. Cook q. l., r., G. I...,,. ...........
y. c. Cordell, 9,
George IL. Dill, r. :.;;...,,.. --.............,
J. e. Flood, p, A.-c. d.. ..,-........
Sands ". Forman. p, D...,...:...:........-
q. G. GroezInger. q. l., r., {. J., c. R...,..
WI liam T. Hess, p, D.. u. L.-.-....-.......
John j. Kennedy, p, D..........-.........-.-
Frank II, Ker iean, q. Mp, H.. o. R......
James II. Mcknight, 9. I;.,.:.:,....-..-,
Orrin X. McMurray, r., c. Mp. ............
John O'Gar4, G. Mp, D., A.-C. D.,........
Frank schilIing, A.-C. D.........s...........
william william To%ssk E. wst.. & * F., X.c d.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18

Bremen will pay more money tor
second hand goods for the next thirty
days than anybody.
Chairs, chairs and Rocking chairs,
at Rremer's second had store, corner
of Main and Third streets.
The finest secretary III town l. Tor
sale at Bremer's second hand store, at
a bargain. Birds eye maple.
--Gecrye Bremcr'S store is full OF
second hdnd goods Of every description
1t will surely pay you 10 inspect ms
stock.
For SALE: \ Mosier safe and Lock
Co.'S fire proof safe 2x2 feet square
Price $50. Enquire of w. l.. B"ise
Star Saloon.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18

Those contemplating going Fast
should call on or address Mr.. F. w.
Kettenbacb, Agent O. II. 4 N. Co.,
Lewiston, Idaho, for rates to the fol-
lowing meetings:
Republican National Convention, at
at. Louis, Mo-, June Ii.
Democratic National Convention
ut Chicago, ILL.,, july.
Peoples Party Convention aud
American Silver convention, st. Louis,
No., July y.
National Convention Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeavor, Washing
ton. ID. T., July to Is.
National Educational Association
Meeting, Buffalo, N. ", July 3 to 10.
Encampment Grand Army Of the
Republic, st. Paul, Mimi, September
"a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18

II YOU are thinking OF paperins this
spring, don't fail to see the new style,
ri wall paper and room mcul"ings at
Thatcher's.
Col. Martin was in the city from the
Agency Monday. He reports that II"
information has been received at the
Agency regarding the Indian pay
Ment. The rumor that the next pay
ment would be made at kaHiah Is
without foundation of truth.
The Royal Dining Room is the best
place In Lewiston, for II hungry man,
You are sure to find everything clean,
neat aud delicious.
There was II strike on the big Lewis
ton fiat ditch last Monday The work
ingmen grew suspicious Of the secu. lty
OF accrued wages and made preemptory
demands for cash and walked to the
head Ofilte in considerable body.
The cash was ready on demand and
many Of the disafiected ones were soon
SUNG for engagement.
"A hungry man eau always be sat
i.fied to his atomach's content at the
Queen Cafe. Short order II specially.
Meal tickets ~.
"A good cigar ana II refreshing
drink always in stock at the Palace
saloon.
The Queen Cafe is now the popu
lar eating house Of the city. They
keep everything on hand that is eata
hle, and guarantee to satisfy the palate
Of u king.
For bargains in Tailor mad'
clothes 20 to +. l.. Du Mont's Tailo
Shop. Long experience in business
enables him to guarantee satisfactiO,
Mt very low prices. Besides. cleaning
and repairing. "dyeing" will be done
that will not fade. My place Of bus
ness permanently at 5th street, mort
Of Cash Hardware Store. B-4 I.
For RENT:--A store room, in brio
building, 30 by 80 feet, best location il
the city. For particulars, enquire a
TELLER Office.
We haye fine assortment ,
Window Shades, Lincelum, Oil Clotl
MattinQs and new Furniture Of a
kinds at prices to suit everyone. Ga
and examine our stock.
NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
The Cash Grocery.

keep the very best grade Of Groceries
buying from the largest and best
wholesale houses, paying cash for
goods. l receive all the discounts, and
can give my customers the benefit of
same. Will meet all prices, and sell
goods as cheap or cheaper than any
store IN the city.
Would Ike pleased to have you call
and get prices.
T.. l.. RUSSELL.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18

. Notice is hereby given that sealed
hide for ground privileges will he re-
csived Ly the undersigned up to June
s0th, at O'Clock p. m. Bids to be for
separate privileges or entire right Of
celebration grounds.
L. Il kREss
Chairman 4th Of July Committee.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
Wanted.

\ strong, intelligent young man who
can read and write well, as porter in u
store. Wages $40 per month. Leave
written application at TELLER Office.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
At the Old Corner.

Peter Kane, an Indian, was arrested
last Friday for introducing whiskey on
the reservation. Judge Poe held him
for trial in the Federal Cour: at Mos
cow with bonds fixed at $500. This is
the first case of this nature preferred
against an Indian. The officials have
inaugurated vigorous warfare against
the whiskey traffic. Drunkenness
among the Indians prevails to such an
extent that heroic measures are
deemed necessary.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
PRESBYTERIAN Church,

LEWISTON, Idaho.
Services every Sabbath at II o'clock
a. M, and 7:3O p. m. Sabbath school
meets Immediately after morning serv-
ice. Mid week lecture each Wednes-
day evening at $50. Leroy w. Sibbet,
minister In charge.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
Church of st Stanisl0,4s,

IeWlstOn, IuAhO,
Rev. Father NJ. Meyer, pastor. Mass
On every Sunday at 10 u. III. Sunday
school Immediately after the 10 O'Clock
services. Vespers at $50 p. m.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
Special Sale of Pianos and Organs

The Wiley Il. Allen c., music deal
ers, of Portland, Oregon, have shipped
to Lewiston a fine stock Of pianos and
organs, and will, for short time only,
sell them at very low prices, and OH
easy terms. Mr.. Frank Anrys, man.
ager of the Wiley b. Allen Co, will
gladly give all information. Inquire
at l.. e. Meals furniture store.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
Notice.

Persons desiring the services Of y
professional nurse can obtain the
same by calling upon or addressing
Mrs. 8. J. Pope. Residence on The
Hill at Edgar Smiths home.
Wanted.
Work wanted by young man who
has worked IN stores for dozen years.
Good references given. Leave word at
TELLER Office.
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Wanted.
cevered " With Files.

TANGLEFOOT- Stick -em' fast Keep
the house free Of the pests by purchase
Ing Of Dent 4 Butler.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18

NJ. &. Church. South.
Lewiston, Idaho,
Rev. s. w. Davis, pastor. Services
at Universalist Church, on 2nd and 4th
Sunday at IL o'clock m, and 30 n m.
The public cordially invited.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18

Judge Piper has overruled the mo-
ton for a new trial in the case Of |. &.
Hattabaugh. trustees vs.. J. P. Volmer,
tried last fall at Lewiston, in which "A
verdict was obtained by plaintiff for
1880.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18
CHURCHES.

WhitcOnab Place M E. Oh.
Lewiston, Idaho.
Church. Services each W eek as fol
lows: Preaching Sundays at II q. III
and ut 7.3O p. IN. Sunday School at
IL IN. Junior League meeting at 3 p.
m. Epworth League Mt $50 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday even
ing at 7-sO p. m. Henry Brown d. d.
Pastor.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-18

Lewiston, Idaho.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1896-10-27
NOT AFRAID OF FREE SILVER.

Free coinage WIN Enable This Company
to Better Accommodate Its Patrons.
The Swiss international loan agency,
with headquarters at Mount Vernon
has made many loans in Illinois. MIR.
Timothy Gruaz represents the agency
and has addressed the following letter
to his patrons:
"To My Many Patrons in Southern
Illinois-In answer to the numerous w
uuiries relative to the probable future
action of this international loan agency
l beg to state that l represent several
Swiss capitalists, true and steady re-
nublicans of the old school, 'all without
any reservation favoring the free and
unlimited coinage of both gold and sill
yer at the American ratio of sixteen
to one as the shortest road to general
prosperity here and abroad, and fur
ther, that should the free coinage of sill
YER prevail, / expect to accommodate
nv clients much better in the future
than in the past. Yours for free thought,
free coinage, and above all, free men,
TIMOTHY GRUAZ."