Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-10-01
Don't Like Popullsts.


The Nez l'erce county silver reput-
licans held their convention yesterday
Mt the democ ratio headquarters, inSths
q. Il b. Hall About twelve delegates
attended in person, and the balance Of
the representation was by proxies.
The important purpose Of the cOnven-
tion was the naming OF q Legislative
ticket, to run on the platform framed
by the silver reDublicans at Boise.
Geo Morrison, Of this city, was n0rni-
mated for state senator, and Jno. 0ra> s
ham, of Nexperce, for representative.
A. II. Afford. the democratic EOininee
for representative was endorsed by
the convention. The reason assigned
by the convention tor the en-
dOrsement ofa democratic legislator
was in reciprocation of the kindly dis
position evidenced by the Democratic
National Committee toward the Idaho
silver republicans. Politics are indeed
very funny sometimes. This cOnven-
ton had favOrs tn bestow tu the demo-
Gratis, whose national committee was
kindly disposed, but none To tho pOpu-
equally kindly disposed and earnest In
their efforts to give them recognitiOu.
They take offence at the position Of
the populist state committee In not
entertaining them, but do not resent,
the cold seserve with which they were
received by the democratic sta'e COM
mittee. This fight for principle should
cause populists to pause, and att
themselves II principle IL not releguted
to the rear ~ Idaho In the love affair
OF the democrats aud Duboisites.
NJ. kloostra, manager of the Will
lows race track, Ii meeting with good
success in raising funds for 4 fall race
meeting. A meeting Ut citizens will
I've held Saturday night to take more
definite steps In the matter. The
meeting will held about Oct 10Th, If
satisfactory arrangements are made,
1928 has already been subscribed.
Read the ''ad' In another column
about Lewiston, Washington. Eleven
residences are under course uf con.
struction In newer Lewiston.
Can't you see in the future suspen-
! sion bridge across the snake river, con-
Meeting two great cities.
/ Ed Decker returned last week from
the Moscow Bar placers on the upper
Clearwater. He remnins In LewiefDn
this winter. The company expect bi9
returns from their pincers next seaaon.
Mis-, Tillie Bradsk W has u,,s,cd
dressmaking parlors oi, q street. mear
the Kester residence. She guarantees
satisfaction on all classes Of plain and
fancy sewing. Your patronage IL NO
liciled.
Miss Hattie Mct,onkcy fell from
bicycle Saturday, aud dislOcated her
arm at the elbow. Dr. Stirling set the
fractured arm aud no permanent in-
juiy will result.
The first quarterly conference Of tile
NJ. f. Church South will he held Sat
urday aud Sunday at the q. A. II.
hall. NJ. V. Howard, p. II.
Mrs. Allard. the miliner, has re-
ceived her stock of fine, fall millinery
She will display her goods for ins,~c-
tion and sale next Saturday.
Captain Gum and 4. Steuenberv.
State nomlrees on the popuiist and
democratic ticket, will speak at Lew
iston Monday night.
Hastings, Smith Il Go. have u first
class cobbler in connection with their
new shoe store, and the very best repair
ing can be had on short notice
LANCER 4 Smith have increased
# their facilities for handling freight by
the addition Of \ new truck.
!, For fresh Groceries and best quail
/, ity and low prices call on s. Widen
!. thaller's Grocery and Bakery.
l. Miss Genevieve Vollmer departe
,r Thursday for New York, aceompanie'
:. 10y her father.
y Lessons on piano or organ. Term
II reasonable. Inquire of Mrs. Arthu
oi Stacy.
Hon. B. +. Morris has returne
s- from months outing on Cams
Al Prairie.
- No cook stove cheap cost So
Used two weeks.
~ HASTINGS, SMITH 4 Co.
i'll Call at the Owl Drug Store and II
r. spect Rays \ Ray. 1t lsa novelty.
Charlie Wing, of Leland, is now Ell
ne ployed in the Wildcnthaller grocery.
ri Mrs. Kay l.. Thompson will retur
"a Saturday from II visit To Missouri.
.
Ike The new Adams building will
j. ready for oct upany by Oct. 10th.
~. --Room> to let. Inquire of Mrs,
Rowley.