Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-05-28
You will always find The Cash
hardware Store on the Ground Floor.
trices with the lowest-Depend upon

~" VIII always lflu Inc asl
hardware Store on the Ground Floor
il.
specifications on Sanitary worl
! ana fittings given on short notice
Prices always satisfactory at &. &. Bun
nell's.
Our Paints are already mixed
Quality Guaranteed. Cash Hard.
) ware Store.
If you are thinking of papering thi.
spring, don't fail to see the new STYLES
OF wall paper and room mouluings at
Thatcher's
The Royal Dining Room is the best
place IN Lewiston, for II hungry man,
You are sure to find everything clean,
neat and delicious.
The lumber shipments over the
river route of the .. X. Il \. line
since the FIRST of last April have
amounted to l25 car loads.
A hungry man can always be sat
lsned to his .tomach's content at the
Queen Cafe. Short order "A specially.
Meal tickets 81.
| n lot 80 by 100, house, barn and gar
den, three blocks from the postofiice
Will be sold at sacrifice. The owner
Is compelled to go east to remain. En-
nuire 1T this Office
Mr. Chris Theissen, the Sheepma,, is
harvesting his annual wool crop this
week. There is an everyday object
lesson of the Cleveland policy of tariff
| ana finances at his yards. Democrats
and mpulists, take observations
We are headquarters for typewrit-
ing supplies of every description; also
stationery, blank books, etc. Dent &
Butler.
FOR RENT:-A store room, in brick
building, 80 10y 50 feet, best location il
the city. For particulars, enquire at
TELLER Office.
The Snake River Avenue improve
ments are about completed. The street
has been widened several feet and
levelled to'conforni with the grade of
Main street. 1t is now the pest drive
way in the city.
G. +. Leland will depart in IA few
days for Seattle, where he will visit for
Week with his brother, Harry Lee
don. Before returning he will visit all
the Sound cities.
The Queen Cafe is now the popu-
lar eating house of the city, They
keep everything on hand that is eata-
ble, and guarantee to satisfy the palate
OF Il king.
We haye IL tine assortment of
Window Shades, Linoelum, Oil Cloth,
Mattings and new Furniture OF ali
kinds at prices to suit everyone. Call
and examine our stock.
NJ. NJ. WILLIAMS Il Co.
REWARD OFFERED-For informa-
ton of | head of horses branded II. |.
connected, on left shoulder. Last seen
on reservation. Report toJ. d. Page,
Lewiston, or John Levi, Lapwai
Ladies, call and look at those ging-
ham sun bonnets ut the Bazaar. They
are made by the Ladies Aid Society
Just what you need when you go
camping.
Frank Markham, of Camas Prairie,
Prairie, died last Monday of pneunon- |
ia after short illness. He contracted
a cold by camping i'm the snow on
return trip from Florence, which re-
suited i'm his death.
Mrs. ID. Frost, of Walla Walla
mother of our fellow townsman G. A. !
Frost, accompanied by Miss Carrie
Frost, arrived in The city Friday to
visit during the summer.
One day last week an Indian came
to the city and purchased the whole |
stock of of bread from one of the bak-
cries. He loaded it into his wagon,
filling the wagon box to the top. Over
the white tiakey loaves he spread his |
dirty horse blankets and drove away.
Inquiry revealed the fact that "A pie
mic or feast was in progress on the res
ervation and the bread was wanted on |
that occasion.
Mr.. r.. \. Hack' tt, travelin. freight |
agent of the Northern Pacific railroad,
wa, in town during the past week and |
looked over the country and studied |
our Industries. He was followed 10y |
II. X. Owen, an official of the engi- |
neering department of the same road !!
These visits are for the purpose of |
company III the decision of the uucs-
ton of immediate extension of the |
PnlouSe branch to this city. The pros-
pect is favorable for the early compile
ton of this branch down the Clear
water.
The w. II. &. will give vocal and |
instrumental concert at Masonic Hall
tomorrow evening. The object of this
entertainment is to raise fund. for the
entertainment of c. A. r.. visitors
during the encanipmert in this city.
This will he a musical treat and the
good cause deserves liberal support.
The w. Il. &. and the &. \. X. hold Il
warm place in the hearts of the peol le
aud their social functions are always
ola high order.
ThOs. f.. Atwater, of Ansonia, Com
necticut, and Miss Charlotte Clement,
of Chattanooga. Tenn, were married
on the 18th inst, at the home of the