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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26

Talking Of BARRIERS very naturally
brings to mind the interesting subject
of mustaches; for what boy is there
who does not look eagerly forward 20
the proud time when he can raise a
mustache? The wearing of mustaches
is such a universal custom that we
might supposed it never had special
meaning or be ginning; but the fact is,
that it did have beginning several
hundred years ago, and served a very
important purpose for awhile You
will remember that for several CEN
turtles the Moors had possession of
Spain, but were finally conquered or
driven out by the Christians. The
Moors were believers in Mohammedan-
SIN, and having made many converts,
it was not always an easy matter to
tell Mohammedan from a Christian;
and as there were constant conflicts
between the people of the two relig-
ions, the Christians decided to adopt
some sign by which they could be dis
tinguished from the unbelievers. So
they let the hair grow on the upper lip
and on the chin, in order to produce,
as nearly as possible, the form of a
cross, and in that way they were able
to recognize one another at all times,
and flock together in times of danger.
St. Nicholas
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.


Took 1t Observation-Disclosures
foolish boy, if l married you, you
wouldn't be able even to dress me-"
e-"Well-er--couldn L learn "'-
Brooklyn Life.
-She-"I see they have now a
'Woman's Dictionary Do you suppose
that differs from any other?" He
probably has more words in it,
Yonkers Statesman.
No, darling" said mother to a
sick child, 1.-The doctor says | mustn't
read to you" Then, mamma" begged
the little one, won't you please read to
yourself out loud ?"-Tit-Bits.
Editor at Home.-Husband- is
there a"y of that sauce you made for
the cabinet pudding left?" Wife-"I
believe so, dear. Why?" Husband
I'm all out of mucilage. Truth.
--Maude-"They say that Charley
Goanes is awfully sweet on you
Clara-''Nonsense! I wouldn't be seen
in his company Maude-"I suppose
that is the reason why you always turn
the light down when he calls. Boston
Transcript.
The Unpleasant Part of It.-"Well,
Johnnie said the visitor, 81 suppose
you'll begin going to school again very
soon" Yes" do you like going to
school?' Yes; it's staying there after
| get there that don't like. Harper
Round Table.
"A reporter for the Cincinnati Trib-
uner lately heard dialogue between
two suburban gentlemen. How did
your daughter pass her examination
for a position as a teacher?" asked the
first man. "Pass!" was the answer
'She didn't pass at all. Maybe you
won't believe it, but they asked that
poor girl about things that happened
before she was born"
Differently Expressed.-"In this
article" said the editor of Wall street
paper to new reporter, you say that
1000 shares of o. p. @. were picked up at
104. Don't you know that we are
bearish on that stOck?" But must
not report the transaction" asked the
employee. "Certainly; but you should
say that 1000 shares of O. P. Q. were got
rid of at 104."-Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
GATHERING THE RETURNS.
Scenes About New York Police Headquar-
tarS


tiers ON Election Night.
The election bureau of the police
board is the official recipient of the
returns from the voting precincts. This
bureau furnishes each poll with blanks
for the official record and also with
four sets of small blanks for each office.
AS soon as the count for an office is
finished the four inspectors sign all
four blanks and policeman takes
them to a police headquarters, and
quickly returns for others. Thus the
count goes on until it is completed
sometimes not before midnight.
Meantime there have gathered in a
large room at police headquarters all
the commissioners, the superintend-
ent, a great number of newspaper re-
porters with pencils sharpened at both
ends, while the walls are lined with
messenger and telephone boys. As soon
as report is brought it is read out
by the superintendent, taken down by
the newspaper men, and forwarded to
their editors as RAPIDLY as possible. BY
eight o'clock the returns come thick
and fast, and nothing is heard but the
scratching of pencils and the footsteps
of racing messengers. The commits
siOners soon go to their private offices,
for they know that anxious candidates
will speedily be called to learn
their fate, although a very lair idea has
spread abroad by nine or ten o'clock as
to how the state and city have gone
on the principal issues. In the case of
the election of November, 1894, every
body knew that Tammany was beaten
long before that hour.
But the fun of the street is not for
that band of reporters at headquarters,
nor for those other bands of writer's in
the newspaper offices down town. who.
with almost superhuman diligence
and endurance, are tabulatlng and put
ting into type and commenting upon
these returns for delectation of the
public next morning.
The tenement-house districts have
been alive with people since shutdown,
dancing about the fires. They have
learned long ago the outlines of the
result, and those on the successful
side are rejoicing in their tumultuous
way, sure of the support of all the
boys. AS the evening advances the ex-
element spreads to Broadway and up
town. The newspapers will issue ex-
tras every hour or so from nine D. IN.
to two in the morning, but they do not
hesitate to give all this news away
upon their bulletins as fast as they get
it.-Ernest Ingersoil, in Century.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
A Vegetable Pistol.

But the most remarkable instance OF
scattering the seeds shooting them
from the pod is afforded by HIra
crepitars, a handsome tree, native of
the forests of South America. The GU
rious fruit of this tree is somewhat
fiattened, deeply furrowed or futed
body, made up of circle of many cells,
each containing one seed. When the
seeds are ripe the cells open, and eNpel
them with a loud report, like the crack
of a pistol. Hence the fruit is some
times called the monkeys dinner
bell"
Stories have been told of Hura fruits
being placed in desks and subsequently,
opening. and discharging their seeds
with such violence as to break ink
wells, and even to crack the wood of the
desk. Thomas II. Kearpey, Jr., in st.
Nicholas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26

In times of famine bread has been
baked from wood bran and husks of
corn. The woodbread is made by select
ing the sawdust of the least resinous
wood-the breech, for eXample-and
washing it with water to remove any
oven and reduced to fine powder. With
the addition of little flour, some yeast
and water, it forms dough which, when
baked, constitutes bread resembling in
appearance and taste our ordinary
brown bread.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26
Chicken Pie.

Boil until tender one or more chick
ems, according to the size of the pie re
CURED. The chickens must be cut into
small pieces and boiled in sufficient
water to insure plenty of gravy. When
done, skim out the chicken and arrange
in a baking dish. Thicker the gravy
slightly and pour over the chicken; be
sure it is sufficiently seasoned. Make a
biscuit dough, roll about one-half an
inch thick and cover. Bake until light
brown.-Lad;es' World.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-11-26

Fair Plaintitf-Your honor, he car
ried lock of my hair all the way to
California.
Defendant only carried it for a
joke.
well, think that is carrying joke
too far. Times.
The evening times., 1896-01-12

t"IuI apologies 10 ths Other Fat Boy in ''Pickwick y
President 9lcyelanI: t'slissusl Missus.
Mrs Britannia Nade Il
non for Hsn Jonathan have always
when have visited invest millions pounds
cotton poured
veins Come have tried you nicely, I'm
President Cleveland II know you
Mrs We'll come the meaning of
President Clcyeiand "AIissus your creep
-.-.. Wcstrpirster Gazette
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10
Summons for Publication

In the justice cou.t in ana im
county OF NeZ Perez state OF lua1
Lewiston precinct.
f. Il. Wills, plaintiff - fratleh
Keele, defendant. Il
The state OF Idaho, t. Francs
keele the above named deieh"1
greeting:
You are hereby require to apFa''
an action brought against You W
above named plaintiff in the luuN
court in and for the county Oh !
Perez, State OF Idaho, and to any
the complaint filed therein, ~
time hereinafter desi.na''d or "
ment by default will be taken asa]
you, according to the prayer o.
complaint, or for the sum 9aos-
The said action is brouEht to wv ss'
from the defendant the sum VI el
being balance due ca actouh'
goods, wares aud mercl-na 'Se, y
sistiny of beef, hams, luia -hoGuiI
and eggs, sold and deliver 10 'Na,
PENDANT from and bct@rcH tiie
day of January, 1856, and lie i-sp
of October 1896, and for a Iona =
O, action the sum of 5000, when
sum l. due AND owing tie pinap,
from the defendant tor the hlre auu.
OF plaintiffs hack from the I2th ~,
June 1896 to the Eth day Of ot'p
1896 being l2tl days at 81 cents le a,
making the sum of $4,000 aid ny :,
HEREBY NOTIFIED, that
fail tn appear aud auswt' ~aiu !
paint on the oath day a. l'eceiI
1896 at the hour of 10 o'rineN ~
forenoon ou said day, s1u' pa"
Will take Judgment against you ia
nni"' ut claimed in bi~ conf AMI
W.T., the sun, of SOS 80 -.
Given under MY hand !! ~.
court before ). l.. Thomps'H lususV'
the peace in aud for the conHtS :"
PeSce state az Idaho this @l-i "a
October il the wear of our Lf'i"
thousand eight hundred anu ~
six. tlS96) :. l.. THOMfoot',,
justice of the peace in aud io'
Ferce county state of idaho, -
THOMAS NJ LEA
Attorney ter Pia ilas
First publication Nov. l2tl, le'~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10

lhe steamers are again running on
the rivers 10 this point. HI" Lewi-ton
aud the Alu.pta left winter quarters
sunday and will supply daily service
until -pring.
81 For fresh Groceries aud best quail
ity and low pric' cali on : Widen
tIaIler's Grocery and Bakery.
&. T.. Cnhurn aud A. McGinn. of
salmon river, were in Lewiston this
w'a.k. They brought with them "a
bunoh OF uc,f cattle for the local mar
ket, and returned Tuesday.
For the best grade of groceries,
and cheapest in price, the Russell Cash
Grocery cannot be SURPASSED
All ncuhrrs OF Nez Perez Lode.. No
~, \ T., X y. NJ =, are requested 10 be
present at the next communication on
saturday evening Dee. H.
G. w. SuAfr.
You can &c; @hilIing'- Best Tea,
! ShiliIng'- best Baking Powder and
''''i,uE ,"st - 'ice7 ana '-N''a''7' az
\ sensational ease was tried at Lap
~ai la, week. y DunIay, charged
with rape, vas bound over TO the dis
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The \ >otiu House for Rent. Fur
niSlted throughout. The only house in
| town and doing rood business. Ten
rooms. All question. promptly an
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10
New Tcle phone Lines.

The board of director, Of the In'aDd
Telephone Company have decided to
build 100 miles of new line during the
coming season Among the extensions
will be a copper metallic ciIclit from
Lewiston via A~utin county ANA ASo-
tim CITY to Anatoue, Wash
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10

Report has 1t that the o. X. u y.
will soon begin the construction ~ Il
light draught steamboat for serVirc ON
the Clearwater between this poin; aud
Kamiah. The boat, designed express
~ for the steep. swift waters nj thi>
stream, will be deeper and longer than
the ordinary river boats and will carry
more powerful engines.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10

The entertainment given THURSDAY
evening by the ladies of the Catholic
church was largely attended, and the
program of entertain highly en-
Joyed by all. Bishop Glorieux, of
Boise City, who had intended to he
present, was unavoidabiy absent on ac-
count of sickness His absence was "A
keen disappointment to many who
had expect'i the pleasure of an hour
with the talented divine. Che reci-
ta:ions and musical numbers were eX-
ceilently rendered. Hon. J. w Reid
made brief address on educational
topics. which was both pleasing and
Instructive. a splendid Lunch was
served following the program of en-
tertainment.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10
Told in the Teller.


-i.uouI- to let Inquire Of MI. j.
Ho@iey.
cash raid fnf chicEct~ 1T the Pos
Meat Market.
: COX my. ,ci-Ii for second hand
goods Of all kinds.
Tom Lindsay hns returned 10 Low
i.,,u f,rthe winter.
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on the wiuler schedule. The mail ar
rlyrs n, "A. IA aut. departs At p. IN.
,., t.t ,
u, I,ut.in,,., This week. He is making
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pt the Palace Saloon, t. Ross proprit
tor.
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IN. stove, can be secured OF Elliott X
Emery
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10
q: G:

That is the numberof
contract signed yosterd,l
for land sold i'll Vinela,
and Lewiston, lVaship,
ton. On the ordinary n
innate Of 5 to the faln1l
those 90 tracts represert
$50 people. And all n
in this growth for Vjps]
land i'll about four moutbI
time. What then shallv ]
expect when the sprin,|
of 1897 opens up? D1
you suppose that atel
the big bridge and tbl
power plant gets started
that prices will remain 4
the present low 6gures4
That does not look reasoa.
able, does it?
Too stormy weathe,
now to go over and max,
selection. But it is
good time to think abou,
and get ready. Why no
call at the Office and talk
it over?
Lewiston Water And Power 4
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10
l., +. lNMAN, NJ. d.,
homeopathic Physician
And Specialist.

And Specialist.
oilice over the book store. Office
hours morning q to l.; afternoon > To )
evening 10 :. Specialties--Cata
and all nervous ana chronic diseases of
both men aud women. Diseases of
children given special attention. Coun-
try and city calls gwen prompt atten-
ton,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10
Music.

Lessons on piano or organ. Terms
reasonable. lu,Iuitr of Mrs Arthur
Stacy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10
III. E. Cl2ltrch. South
Lewiston, Idaho,

Rev :. W. Davis pastor. services
at ltuiversalist Church, on 2ni ANA an
sunday at / O'clock a III, and -" = IN.
The public cordially invited,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10

Elliott X Emery have for sale lum
Der, hath, shingles, posts, wood, etc.
in any quantity, and of choice quality
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10

Specifications on SANITARY work
anu fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory ut T.. {. Bun.
Lnelrs.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10

We can supply you wlh evert
thing in the Grocery and Bakery line
Goods promptly delivered Lewiston
Grocery and Bakery.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10
Tell the
ticket agent

To ticket via the Burlinp-
ton Route and he will iS
50.
Tell him You want your
ticket aretd via Killings
Mont. ant! the New
Short Line and il viii
read that way.
Tell him YOU want II IA
read VIA It Paul aud tt,,'
i,urlil gton Rouir, and
1t viii read VIA ~ Pau
and the isurii'i gtuu route
The service over both
lines i a. good a. IT can
I've. 'io Omaha, Kansas
city, 81 Louis and the
south the time Via Bill
hugs IL several hour
faster than Via ~ Paul.
10 thlcag, ii u ahu,lt
the same.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10

C"bnrn's harne, shop for harness
WHIPS, bits, spurs, and anything in
the Lille. Opposite Bunnels
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-12-10

SPECIAL Master.
SSolturS LOT Compla lnant.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-10
Tow. POlek
6WIAZDA wv YCIEZTWA.
Anna Uczciaoek, sekr.
az Holt Ave. Chicago Ills
Generality interes bank0wy,


Odbieraja handlowe i zaoszczedzons
Pieniadze, przechowuja takowe. P2aoa
z~wyozainy procent cd pieniedzy do pre-.
ohowania~ zlozonych. Sprzedaja asygna.
eye ! weksle ma wszystkie punkta Eu-
roPy. Wypozyczaja pieniadze ma ma.
jatki ! inne rzetelne poreozenia.
U~RzEDNICY:
PAUL D. TESsLASD, prezydent, r. II HERHoID, wics
brezydent, CHARLES Z. ScHLYrERs, kasyer, HxNHY
W. Herring, asystent kasYera.
DYREKToRzY:
M. A.. IL BUY, JoHS II. SMUIsKI, PAUL o. SrxNs1Axo
JOHN ScHERnAN, PETER KIoLBAssA, Soren ID. Thor.
son. Isasc Hsusam. f. ii. Herhold. John p. Han.
son. william johnson. james L. Sherlock.
W stycznosci y naszym bankiem fest
AVENUE SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT.
ktores IS z~budowanei urzadzone doskonale, re ami o.
GLEN uszkodzic, ami zfodzieie dostac sic do mich ME
moga. Uzytkowac mozna je "a bardzo u~miarkowana
Gene. -JoHN A ~PRZYBYSz, zarzadca.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-09-10

Ht6l oNOlS
nakrytym grubym obrusem, siedziaI siwy,
Przygarbiony s~tarzec, a PREY oszklonej
~szafce, stala szczupla mala kobiecina zaje-
ia wyjmowaniem fajansowych talerzy.
Mech bedzie pochwalony Jezus
Chrystus przemowil drzacym glosem
przechodzieh, chylac sic do nog siedzace-
go starca. - Ma wieki wicklow, amen!-
odpowiedzial starry. A skad to Bog
Prowadzi pyta dalej, spogladajac ma
pochylonego mlodziehca. MIN przycho-
dzieh zdolal odpowiedziet, wyciagneia ku
MENU rece staruszka, ktora ma pierwszy
dzwiek glosu nieznajomego odwrocila sic
i szybko przyblizyIa w~olajac: Antek,
dziecko ukochane!
Ow podrozny byl to %istotnie many
nam niegdys dzieciak, dis mlodzieniec
2o-letni, ktorego k~ochajaca matka pozna-
Ia Pc glosie. w tel chwili calowal rece i
nogi matczyne, tulil sic do jej piersi, jak
niegdys bedac dzieckiem malenkiem.
PAM Mackiewiczowa drzala re wzru.
~szenia jak listek osiki. Potokiem lez ra-
dosnych oblala glove tax dawno ME wi
dzianego syna. Zerwal sic z siedzenia i
pan Mackiewicz, a odbierajac matce syna
vital go serdecznie, potem przypatrujac
sic bacznie mlodziehcowi powtarzai: A
bodajze Gle! jak ~urosiesl to ia starry villa
snego dziecka ME ~poznaiem. A bodaize
Gle.
Clos drzai staremu, widocznie przy-
kro mu bylo, re syna W %pierwszej chwili
ME poznal.
Wnet pc rzewnem powitaniu, syn
siedzial PREY stole miedzy rodzicami i "a
jadal smacznie obiad z fa~jansowego tale
RIA, ma ktory matczysko dokladalo jedy-
nakowi rome move ismaczne kaski. MILO
d~zieniec zajadajac patrzyi ma rodzicow,
dostrzegai w mich wielkie zmiany. Po-
chylil sic %ojciec, pochylila matka, twarze
ich pokryIy niezliczone zmarszczki. Z ro-
dzicow przenosil wzrok ma izbe powiada-
JAG:
Nice TIL sic ME zmienilo, wszystko
jest tax jak pred laty. TAX, tax, po-
%twierdzai o%jciec, kiwajac giowa. Wszyst-
ko to samo, tylko, re zamiast maIego pa
stuszka lamentujacego w chacie izby, sic
dzi mlodzieniec, ktory miedzy ludzmi ma
uczyl sic movie, tax jakos, jakby czytai
z u~czonej ksiegi. Mlodzieniec opowiadal
potem swoje przygody, rozpoczai cd
chwili gdy opuscii dom rodzinny, potem
cd %pierwszej podrozy do wilma, potem O.
powiadal o pobycie W klastorze: w kla-
storze zycie bylo jednostajne, ciche, po-
sluga w kosciele i nauka. Niespotrzeze-
ME biegiy tn lata. Gdym skonczyl lat
~osmnascie, p~owiedzial mi moi opiekun,
%ojciec Karol, abym pc dalsza nauke pc
szedi do wyzszej szkoly W Kijowie.
Jakkolwiek wilma do Kijowa dale
ko, jakkolwiek mialem niewiele picnic
dry, przecie postanowilem ist, chociazby
ma koniec Swiata, byle uczyc sic dalej.
Odwagi dodawala mi mysl, re skoro ME
opuscii mic Bog, gdy jake dziecko wy
szedlem z pod dachu r~odzinnego, ME O.
pusci tel mfodziehca.
P~rzebylem pieszo droge daleka; w
nagrode "a truly W podrozy, poznalem
%nieznane mi strony n~aszej Ojczyzny. 10
ledzy przyjeli mnie w Kijowie serdecznie.
Poczciwe chiopaki pomogli nieznajome-
mu W obcem mieScie. Wyszukali mi
lekcye. Uczac dzieci, zarabialem wpraw-
die niewiele, ale wystarczylo mi ma
skromne Potrzeby, mialem Eye z czego.