Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-04-23

We have IL tine assortment of .
Window Shades, Linoelum, Oil Cloth,
Mattings and new Furniture oi all
kinds at prices to suit everyone. Call
and examine our stock.
NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS 4 Go.
T.. l.. RUSSELL an experienced
groceryman from Walla Walla,
will open Il cash grocery store in
the old postottlce building on Main
Street at the head of Second about
May Ist. His stock will be full
and first class in every particular.
He has leased the Hattabaugh resi-
dence on East Main Street and will
bring his mother and her family to
Lewiston to reside.
Best Amoskeag Apron Check
Ginghams 5 cents per oard at the
Old Corner J. Alexander.
Before you invest in bicycle
call on f.. J . Bonhore; he will sell YOU
Il high grade wheel ut medium price,
also agent for the Imperial. Bicycles
from SIS upwards.
i 20 yards best l. |. Unbleached
Mcslin full yard wide for Sl.oo at
the Old Corner. J. Alexander.
/ I.oois Roos and J. Ralph Benton
have formed a partnership in the
real estate and insurance business
with type writing and Stenography
as Specialties. Their office is To-
Gated in the Magnesia Block on the
third floor. These young gentle
men are well qualified in the special
lines OF the business in which they
have entered. and already are doing
quite an extensive business.
Best Kid Finished Lining Cam
brics and Foulards, 5 cents per
yard, at the Old Corner ]. Alex
ander,
The question of a creamery for
. Lewiston is being discussed with
some earnestness. The value OF
this enterprise to the consumer of
dairy products and the owners Of
cows has never been fully under
stood by the general public. The
farmer who owns few COWS can
be sure of a fair profit by selling
milk to creamery. The price
paid for milk by the creamerie> in
every part of the country returns
more profit than the most econ
omic private management of a
small dairy.
: Hamilton & Brown Shoe Co.'S
best Oil Grain Mems Congress
Shoes for S.. rs per pair at J. Alex
anders old corner.
All winter and up to this date
. there has been a transient element
of our population quartered in tents
and improvised Judgments con
5 structed of rough lumber on the
railroad grounds near Clearwater
river. These people are waiting
| for new homes upon the reserva-
ton to be prepared and for other
opportunities for gaining liveli.
: hood. During the idle days they
$ have maintained social intercourse
? of an interesting nature. They
: have organized orchcstras with
good performers and all kinds o
instruments. The cheering music
> of the violin and organ may be
> heard every evening and socia
dances are common occurrences
Ladies Muslin Underwear. Full
$ length white skirts with fancy
;. tucked rutfleS 50 cents each Al thu
Old Corder. J. Alexander.
There will be interesting race:
= at the Willows tomorrow and Sat
urday. The bicycle races will take
: place on Friday and the horse race.
: on Saturday. There will be ;
v number of bicycle races and yer,
j. interesting horse race on Saturda,
t in which a number OF favoriteS vii
t contest. Dock Morris, Hardbargain
,fi Smoothwire and Joe Nixon, al
horses OF good records, will run
quarter-mlle dash for good purs,
= and several minor events make NJ
an interesting gay program.
Ladies, we have the newest thin,
;, out in Oxford Tie, The Melba
II quoted by some dealers at s. 90
our price during Sale will be s. ?!
per pair at the Old Corner. ]
). Alexander.
One of the blessings of GU,
climate has never been advertised
u The Kansas grass hopper, threat
u ened some districts last year
Il They came and even did Sigh
}, damage, deposited their eggs an,
u died The rains and the mellow
= sunshine OF Autumn, last fall wa
y so much like a Kansas Sprin,
that the young grasshoppers cam
it forth for another wears cnua.,eSt