Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-06-11


building, 50 by 50 feet, best location IN
the city. For particulars, enquire at
TELLER office.
We haye fine assortment of
Window Shades, Lincelum, Oil Cloth,
Mattings and new Furniture OF all
Kinds at prices to suit everyone. Call
aud examine our stock.
NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS l. Co.
The Queen Cafe IL now the popu.
lar eating house of the city. They
keep every thing on hand that IL enta-
bile, and guarantee to satisfy the palate
Of king.
II you ARE thinking Of palering this
spring, don't fail to see the new styles
Of wall paper and room mouidings at
Thatcher's.
The Royal Dining Room Is the best
place in Lewiston, for hungry man,
You are sure to find everything clean,
neat and delicious.
A hungry man can always be sat
isfied to his stomach's content at the
Queen Cafe. Short order Il speciality.
Meal tickets 81.
We are headquarters tor typewrit-
Ing supplies OF every description; also
stationery, blank hooks, etc. Dent Il
Butler.
w. w. Wright departed Monday
for Boise City. He has accepted the
position Of night clerk in the Capitol
Hotel at that place, and will make his
home there permanently.
Mrs. DR.. NewcOmb, and LITTLE
daughter, arrived from Olympia, WI,
Friday. The Doctor is now per,na.
nentlv located at this point, and his
family will occupy the Morrissey resi-
dence on Fast Main street.
The little steamboat Lorelei was tax
EN- below last Monday to he put In
service, where the conditions are more
favorable than they are here. The
current Of the Clearwater and upper
Snake is too turbulent for the little
craft to contend with successfully.
Mr.. T.. Il. Bishop. the Snake river
fruit grower. was In the city Tuesday
looking after the seasons supply Of
cord wood for his steam pump. He
reports full croD OF all kinds Of fruit
with the exception of all kinds of
Hpricot>. This delicious fruit will be
in stock sufficiently to supply the
market or.4reen fruit.
--FUr bargains in Tailor made
clothes go to F. l.. Du Monls Tailor
Shop. Long experience in business
enables him to guarantee satisfaction
ut very low prices. Besides. cleaning
and repairing, "dyeing" will be done,
that will not fade. My place Of bus
ness at present at Fifth street north
IF Cash Hardware Store. 3d. t.
A dinner and Souvenir Tea will he
served ut the Odd Fellows building
ground tioor-on Friday next, 10y
the ladies Of the NJ. +. Church. Din
ner commencing at 1880 a. III. and
supper at $50 p. III. Souvenirs given
in the evening. Meals 25c. Don't
fail to come and feast on the good
things.
Two men who had probably stolen
some horses in this county passed
through Lewiston last week on the
road t" UuiOntOwn. They stole set
of harness from a farmer on the way
and in UniontOwn stole a wagon. The
harness was missed and the thieves
were pursued into Latah county. Dep.
uty-Sheriff Bundy located the thieves
In the woods near Moscow, but they
escaped leaving the harness, wagon
and harness In the hands of the off,
Ger. The horses are still unclaimed.
Sunday afternoon closed an inter-
Willows. The contests throughout
the entire meeting were honest tests OF
speed, and the horsemen express gen.
eral satisfaction. Del Fountains
stables will he moved to Spokane mex I
week to enter on the northwest cir
lcuit His string includes the beauti'
full four-year-old Tammany, who nosed
ahead Of the hest on the circuit last
year; Doc Morris, who runs three.
eighths in :36, and the pretty three
year-oid, Latonia. who will represent
the coiors of the stables. aud who race
horse men concede, is qualified to win
all events IN his class. Skipper,
JIl,onthwire and Valparaiso, all we'll
known horses, ARE now quartered al
The Willows and will run on the
mort n Wpst cirp,,it this ypnr