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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-17

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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-17
Purse Lost.

The undersigned, lost Ia or near
Lewiston, between Monday and Wed.
nesday a buckskin purse. containing
q considerable amount Of gold and sill
yer coin. A reward Of IS will be given
to the finder or to anyone giving iufor-
nation that will lead to it's recovery.
Leave word ut the TELLER Office.
II. II. RICHARDSON.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-17
$50 sets OF teeth $l0-Dr. Littuoy.
.-Wildenthalers, headquarters for
all kinds of Schilling's best goods.

-Wildenthaler5, headquarters for
all kinds of Schilling's best goods.
Newt Hibbs will sell his home place
the best gardeh and orchard land In
the Lewiston valley, within one mile
OF the city limits. river troat, any time
within ten days for $50 Al acre.
Ellis Small who has been an Indus
trious miner and prospcctor IN the
Pierce district, is in the city. Mr..
knows 80 we'll. He will return To-
Pierce and do development work hi.
winter.
Furnish your home with good furni-
ture on the installmeut plan. Aune 4
MeGiivery-
The Statesman says state Treasurer
Storer returned yesterday to Idaho
Falls. In a few days he will move his
family to Lewiston. which place be
will make his home
-SiXiet ii-lnch siab wood. ready tor
the stove, can be secured OF Small Il
Emery.
Mrs. q. G. Fiuegarholz, OF Moscow,
returned home To Moscow yesterday.
She attended the funeral of d. NJ.
White and visited with relatives in
this city several days.
--Cudahy's Celebrated Rex brand Of
hams and bacon at Wildenthaler's
The officers have been enforcing the
vag ordinance this week. The good
effect Of the arrests 10 already observed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-17
Are You Going to-
Build a Home?

Oar new book will hello you. Homes
for All and Contractors Guide" de-
voted TO estimating, planning, building
ana identifying the home. The first
book of this nd ever published. SeHa
throughout the United States rld
Canada, ON receipt of price s2.50. send
remittance in postotfice or EAs ass
money order, payable at Lew a,
Idaho. Remember,
The Jennings Architect %.
has had over twenty yeats expfFss s>
Address, Concord, ash. ~.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-12-17
lcR c. W. HllAfF.
&Uy'1cUH

Oflro Ru"m~, Nulimrr Building.
Nput--ltr, Lar sut Throat, 10 tn l.
III. All ".h,r Eases, | 10 ) p. M.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-04-06

New York. March s1.-Patriotic SEN
timents broke out strongly at the very
beginning of the session of the New
York conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. Bishop John F. Hurst
alluded to the war situation In his
opening address and Rev. J. w. Ma
comber, amid tremendous applause
suggested that the American flag be
displayed on the top of the church dur
ing the continuation of the conference
A resolution commencing the action
President Mckinley during the prese
crisis was adopted.
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rhe First easter.
nY S. y. PuILIN.

a.
Most glorious day of all God gave,
When Christ gained victory DER the grave;
The angel came at dawn of day,
And rolled the heavy stone away.
Then came he forth from Joseph,s tomb,
And took away the graves dark gloom
The women found that Christ had fed,
And angels at the tomb instend.
The angel CAUSED the women fear,
While gazing at the empty bier;
But, lol voice from heaven said.
..seek not the living among the dead"
We hail the coming OF our King,
Who did to us salvation bring;
We praise fhe one whose life he gave
The sinful world of man TO save.
wejoin the angels at his birth,
Good VIII toward men, and peace on earth.
Bring forth n wreath of choicest flowers,
And crown the glorious King of ours
Who died upon the rugged tree,
And thus, our souls from sin set free.
Yes, Christ the King OF Kings is ours;
We show our love by giving flowers
CLIF-roN, w. VA.
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PERSONAL.

From Fridays Daily.
DIR. j. II. Dunlap, of Leon. DR..
A. r. Girard, of Maggie, and DIR.
III. j. Campbell of Glenwood,
were in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Adkins,
both of whom have been quite sick
for some time, are now able to be
about the house.
Mr.. s. b. Mohr and family. leave
for Wheeling today on the steamer
Kanawha, which city they will
make their future home.
Messrs. Geo. g. and f. G. Mus
grave, of Pleasant Flats, leave
to-day for Morgantown, where
they will enter the Law De-
partment of the State University.
We regret to announce that Mrs.
Moulton Houk, wife of the Gen
eral Passenger Agent of the Toledo
and Ohio Central and K. & 81.
Railways. is seriously i'll at her
grand-mother's in Gallipolis.
There is a distinct improvement
in Miss Adele Henking's condi-
ton and her speedy and ultimate
recovery is assured. This will be
glad news to that young lady's
host of friends, who have been so
much concerned about her. Gal
Iipolis journal.
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srmpnthr For Spain.

Berlin, March 30.-Then German pa
pers, although endeavoring to steer a
neutral course between Spain and the
United States, can not altogether sup
press a certain amount of sympathy
for Spain. The National Zeitung which
is probably the fairest in its treatment
of the Spanish question says: THE re-
disaster contains remarkable contra
diction. 1t processes not to have form
ed a definite opinion from the state
ments of the divers although it is evil
dent that the members formed their
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Letter From Seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH. March 81, 1898.
II desire to say to the readers of
the Daily Register, that this is a
fine climate and very healthy.
Mr.. Edwards and [ arrived here
March 18th, and found employ
ment in less than one hour after
we arrived. We get So so a day
for nine hours, at ship carpenters
work. Calkers get S4.O0 per day.
We are working for Moran Bros !;
they have all the calkers they need
at present. There are 60 steam
boats being built in this vicinity,
and ship carpenters and caIxers
are in demand; other work is over
done. I would not advise anyone
to come here as I think this boom
will soon come to an end.
Ct. r CHAMBERS.
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cnilom Fnrora VA.
washington March so.-senats

Washington, March 3O.-Senafor
Shelby NJ. Cullom, member of the
foreign relations committee, makes the
following statement in reagrd to the
Cuban situation: ST don't see how we
can avoid war with Spain The feel
ing on the floor of the senate is intense.
It looks to me that if the president
does not soon define some policy ac-
ceptable to congress, it will proceed
without him. Spain will seek to delay
with all of the adroitness known to her
diplomacy. When all the arts of dip
lomacy are exhausted 1 think she will
fight.
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Isayburn Chapel.

Correspondence, 81.
On account of high water, Rev.
Donahoe did not fill his appoint
ment at this place Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Annie Rayburn is very sick
at this writing
Miss Cora Duncan Is many friends
will be glad TO know that she is
improving in health.
Walter Lawson, while at work on
his farm yesterday, killed black
snake which measured over three
feet.
Miss Florence Harms is antic:-
pating a visit to Indiana, soon.
A jolly GIRL.
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pestrored by spaniards.

Havana, March 3O.-A Spanish coll
umn, commanded by Colonel Escario,
in the district OF Manzanillo. province
of Santiago de Cuba, has. it is an
nounced by the Spaniards, destroyed,
during the last three days, 81 farms.
sugar cane mill. coffee plantation.
some barracks and two hospitals In
addition Colonel Escario's troops cap
tured six insurgents.
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WAR MEASURES.
AIr. HawIey oGsrs Resolution to Pc
init Erection OF Forts.

Ar. 6nWley Ohers RESOLUTION TO FER
init Erection OF Forts.
Washington. March s0.-Again the
galleries OF the senate were crowded
to the doors. Not an, inch of space
was left in any OF the galleries, and
the corridors were packed with disap-
pointed hundreds who vainly sought
seats from which they might listen to
the proceedings.
Mr.. Davis, chairman of the commit
tee on foreign relations. asked that the
committee be permitted to sit during
the sessions of the senate from day to
day. and the request was granted.
Mr.. Frye R.) reported from the COM
mittee on foreign relations the senate
resolution: That the president be re-
Quested. II not compatible with the
public interest, to transmit to the SEN
ate all of the consular correspondence
relating to the conduct of the war in
the island of Cuba, the, condition of the
people and other matters relating
thereto. Mr.. Frye asked that the res
olution lie on the table until Thursday,
when he would ask for It's considera-
ton.
Mr.. Hawley Comm OF the military
: affairs committee reported joint reso-
luton, providing that, in any case of
emergency In which the immediate
erection of any fort or fertilization is,
In the opinion of the secretary of war.
deemsd necessary and urgent where
the legislature of the state is not in
session, so much of the existing law as
prohibits the erection of such fortifca-
tdon until the consent of the legis-
lature- has been obtained, shall be sus-
pended. as to authorize the construc-
zion OF such temporary fort on the
written consent of the owner of the
land. Mr.. HawIey asked for immedi-
ate consideration OF the resolution. but
1Ir. Pasco fFla.), desiring to examine
It, objected and 1t went over.
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VIM RendezEous q DeFpada.

London, March s0.-WilliaIn ELLISON
Mccartney. secretary for the admiral
ty. was asked whether the statement
was true that the British North Amer
lean squadron had been ordered to
rendezvous at Bermuda. He said: IT
have not seen such statement, but II
made it is very likely to be true. 1t
has NO special Significance whatever.
for know that the admiral in com
mand made arrangements some time
since for rendezvous at Bermuda
preparatory to taking squadron on a
cruise
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shake Into your Shoes.

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the
oil c0rI and bunIons It's the greatest
comfort discoy cry OF the age Aliens
Foot Ease makes tight-ftting or new
shces feel easy 1t is ceTtain cure for
sweating, cal1ous and hot. tired aching
feet Try 1t TO DAY Sold by all drug
pists and shoe stores BY mail 25e- IN.
stamps Trial package FREE Adj
dress. Allen S. OImsted, lie Roy n Y
NEURALGIA cured by Dr. Miles PArI
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ransraI 81 rleatenant JenI.ina.

Pittsburg. March 30.-The body o.
Lieutenant Friend w. Jenkins of the
Maine reached PIttsbnrg shortly before
s a. m. ana was received by detail
OF the Pennsylvania naval reserves
with a squad OF mounted police as es-
cort it was carried to the Allegheny
postofice. where it is now lying in
state. The funeral services were the
most elaborate and eventful OF any
similar occasion in Pittsburgs history.
At III 80 o'clock the casket was taken
to the Pittsburg court house, where it
lay in state until 2:S0 p. M, when the
parade occurred All fiags were at
halfmast and during the passage of
the funeral cortege all bells we're tolled.
The remains were inferred in Unions
dale cemetery.
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Died.

After a short illness, Mr.. John
Perry, living with his brother,
Mr.. Geo. Perry, ON the Hutchin-
son farm, near Henderson, died
Monday, March 2sth. 1895, and
was buried Wednesday.
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RecIxIessness.

March 9th Jap Hall and young
man named Simms, were gallop-
ing their horses along the road on
the lower side of Kanawha, and
when near Dana's blacksmith shop,
on Gen. McCausland's farm, HALLS
horse stumbled lighting on its
head breaking its neck Hall was
thrown to the ground and sustain
ed a broken leg.
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WIN Raise a Regiment.

New York March O.-Representative
Robert F. Broussard of Louisiana has
rendered his resignation to the COVER
nor of the state, to take effect immedi-
ately upon the declaration of war with
Spain. Mr. Broussard left for has
home in Louisiana, where he expects
to form a regiment, which he will COM
mand in the event of war, which he
says is sure to command.
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ror Nau YorIr Gunrd..

Albany, March S1.-The state legis-
lature will make an appropriation OF
81 100000 for the use of the national
guard, If it should be called into activ
service In the near future This ex-
traordinary appropriation will be made
In response to an emergency message
from Governor Black ON its necessity
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Thrna Gnnn - plnne.

Newport, r. l., March 31.-Three 10
inch rifles for the defense of Narragan-
sett bay have been placed alongside
the disappearing gun carriages at the
new Notifications at Dutch island. Six
teen 10-inch mortars for Fort Adams
are expected to arrive soon and will be
Immediately mounted.
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Not to sIirht fhe afatn,

washington, March 31.-eWhi1e the
house foreign committee was in session
Representative Marsh of Illinois, who
has resolution before the committee
for a declaration. went to the door
OF the committee and attempted to gain
admission. The committee, however,
had given the tioorkeeper instructions
neither to allow any one to enter nor
to bring in card. Mr. Marsh said he
desired to urge the committee II they
decided to formulate declaration of
war. not to slight the blowing up OF
the Maine .'The murder OF cur sailors
by Spain. said he. is the strongest
ground upon which we can so to war. 2
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No Surrender Urged.

Madrid, March s1.-The feeling s
Madrid is pessimistic The newspapers
here are ignorant of the acsual pro-
posals OF the United StaIes, but are
urging no surrender. The Heraldo
independently and the Nacional CCon-
servative) opposed even the suggested
armistice, and the Correo OiberaD
makes a furious appeal to Don Carlos
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Besiered with Callers, who Urge Wig
orous Action FOR Cuba.
Washington. March So shtte
House was besieged with callers, IN
GLIDING Senators Hannl Davis, chair
man. and Frye, Cullom ana Gray. mem
beers OF the foreign relations commit
lee; Allison. Burrows. Hawley. spooner
and Woicott.
Nearly the entire Michigan delega-
ton also called. their purpose being to
urge the president to take vigorous ac-
ton to enc the war and secure the in
dependence OF Cuba.
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House RepublIcans Pooled.

Washington, March 31.-Representa-
tive Joy OF Missouri, secretary of the
Republican conference which will
press the president for Immediate ac-
ton. says that a canvass of the Repu-
licans of the house shows 1877 of them
will insist upon the complete and abb
solute independence of Cuba.
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washington. March sO.-The senate
committee on foreign relations failed
to reach an agreement at its meeting
ON any of its Cuban resolutions before
it. but referred the whole matter to a
subcommittee and then adjourned.
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RecrnitInr OnIce OpenetI.

Portland. Ore. March s1.-The Unit
ed Stat ; government opened recruit
ing Office here for the enlistment Of
men for the navy.
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same as the AIuIhe ExpIosIon.

Garlic. Tex, March 81. Letters
show that the proposed Spanish raid
into Texas was planned by Spanish
officials in Havana.
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rREs1pnNr.s REASONS
For n PeacefuI Settlement or the Cuban
Question with spaIn.

Question with Spain.
Washington, March S1.-President
McK1nley's assurances to congress in
regard to the outlook for settlement
of the Cuban difficulty without a war
between this country and Spain are
based upon representations made to
him by Minister Woodford.
1t is expected that the government of
its own accord will make proposition
to this country looking to the definite
settlement of the Cuban question. This
proposition is expected to cover three
points as follows:
First-That Spain shall send the re-
concentrates back to their homes and
supply them with means of sustaining
life until normal conditions can be re-
stored.
second-That there shall be an arm
istice between Spain and Cuba with the
end in view of securing settlement of
the difficulties and the withdrawal of
the Spanish forces from Cuba.
Third-In case of failure of the
Cubans and Spanish to come to an un-
Outstanding during the armistice Spain
will submit the entire matter to Pres
dent Mckinley as arbitrator, with the
understanding that he viii decide in
that event for the absolute independ-
ence of Cuba.
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Nervine and thank God that It has bright
ened my days heightened my life and saved
me from the horrors of nervous prostration."
Or. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug
sists under a positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
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REPAIRS NEARLY CoMPLETED.

The Dynamite Cruiser WIN Soon Re
Ready For Service
washington, March 31.-The work
of overhauling the dynamite cruiser
vesuvius. completing the work on her
guns, and fitting her up for active SER
vice, is now almost finished, and she
probaly will be ordered to leave the
Washington navy yard within the next
two days.
Her officers do not know assyet where
she Will be ordered, though 1t is
thought she will go first to Norfolk
and then proceed to southern waters.
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Good roads leading to Point
Pleasant, would do much for the
business interests of the town.
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Always in season, Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn.) Elegant lunch
in Milk. OF. can, 10c-
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and be at rest One
physician said 1 had
consumption, for Ihad
a cough that gave me
no rest But Z good
old physician whose
medicine had failed
advised me 70 use Dr.
Niles I e storatIve
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statement that the administration pro-
posed to dictate or had suggested the
purchase of Cuba by the insurgents
was contemplate.
The Administrations he said, was as
anxious for the freedom of Cuba, and
no one from the president down would
agree to anything except the absolute
independence of Cuba. In conclusion,
he declared thai Cuba would be free
by American intervention. The army
and navy would back up the admins
tration's policy If necessary.
WITH THE PRESIDENT.
Late Breakfast Served at the white
House = Callers Received,
Washington, March 31.-There was
little to disturb the quiet of the White
House during the early morning.
The president little fatigued from
tie numerous conference and exciting
events. had an opportunity for some
rest before beginning the Important
work of the day.
1t was 10 a. m. when he arose from
the breakfast table and began 10 look
over his mail.
After the president had had confer
ence with some of his official stan it
was said that no message would be
sent into congress during the day in
all probability.
President Mckinley stated the stu
alton to members of congress substan-
tally as follows:
The administration is simply await
ing definite responses from Madrid.
Negotiations are in progress and all Will
depend on the effect of these. The adj
mlnistration desires to avoid anything
tending to precipitancy and undue
haste in acting in matter so fraught
with the grayest consequences. 1t is
struggling for peace so far as national
honor and dignity will permit.
If it dsR be settled peaceabIy. IT will
be gratifying. and if satisfactory con-
illusion can not be reached within
day the administration viii still hope
for it to be enected before the week
closes Near time he advised them that
in his opinion there should be no rabid
and excited talk; cool judgment shou--
dictate action in matter which. in
wolves national honor, and which will
either bring the country out of the
crisis .peaceably with credit or plunge
it into war.
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the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for sickheadache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con-
stipation and kindred diseases.
Cant do without them
R. P. Smith, ChiIesburg. Va.
writes / dom know how ! could
do without them. I have had.
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured
TUFTS Liver Pills.
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