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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08
FOX. THE Halter
Gent furnishings Lewiston, Idaho

--Hazlewood ice cream at Michael's.
Everything good to eat at Michaels
Navel oranges AMI banauos a, Mi
chaei's.
Call for lioeHer's Ice Cream, and pe,
the best.
Golden Niagara canned goods the
BEST ON the market, at Rnsselrs.
Gold Medal Tea, The choices, blend
ON the market. at Wilienthaler's.
For first class shine call on Chi
w II. Henderson AT the q. X. barber
shop
-~orsier Que oi those beautiful nantes
and CRATES of, Il, G. Erb. the music man,
Lewiston. Idaho.
George Peaster, an ex railroad con.
ductor of the Northern Pacific railway
is IN the city for few DAYS visit.
scha,tner * McConyille will open mn
their new drug store in part OF Be,he,s
iewelry store the FRS. OF the week.
ii. l., Gray, pioneer miuing operator
from Orc Fiuo, has been in the city for
a lew days, departing Tor home YESTERDAY
Dan Meggs who injured his hand with
a hire eracer last week. is getting along
nicely, under the care of Or. E.G. Brown.
Geo. II. and Albert Hester made n
business trip to juliaetta by THURSDAY
mornings train, returning the same AFTER
noon.
Fletcher, the hardware man, is in re
ceipt % an additional car % vehicles from
Stadehaker's mandatory al South Bend,
indiana.
l.. Morikubu, a Japanese minister of the
gospel, Is registered at the Raymond, aud
will occupy the pulpit to morrow at the
Christian church.
They are wholesome purity aud quail
ily guaranteed Manufactured al the
Isesisoa Bottling Works by +. {. Nagel
Try th@ lemon cream. sarSaparilla and
s<sssh<sEy f4vorS- Chapsgne, Orauge
sz4 Oregon Cider etc.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08
Notice for Publication.

Department, of the Interior, Land Once al evils
ton, iia.. July = 1899.
Notice IS hereby given that the following name 4,
SEWER has hiei notice of his intention to make Al
proof N support of his claim and that said prnot
ton Ida on August p. 1892 via: Joseph Ros,b tnr
TIE sw nv Nv = sw 4 ne Y sw x sec i3ip 81 n,
tnunus residence upon and cultivate Of SaiJ i,nt
w Henry knopes George A. Babcock peter
hanssn and Gafier Robinson. all Of Forest ldaho
j. b. WEST Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-08

Chas, A. Ferguson, an old prospector
and reliable, just returned from the
Mary X. district on the Snake near the
mouth Of the Salmon, was in the CITY ON
Thursday. He reports having seen Newt.
Hibos ON his travels, and Judging from
the specimens of ore sent in to the O, r
x N, the sage Of the Clearwater valley
has struck it, and richly too. OF the
Mary n. he saws succinctIy that he only
wishes Dame Fortune TO give him few
shares in the Mary X. aud he is driving
the shifts night and day upon the tunnel
which will tap the lode at 1000 fee, below
the discovery.
James Smith. superintendent for Harry
Madgwick. left for Spokane yesterday
to meet his wife, two daughters and son
who were to arrive there on the west.
bound overland train, to greet the hus-
band and father after long journey fir, m
Dublin, Ireland Mr.. Smith and his
travel-worn family of three are reunited
after separation of ten years, and the
little girl he left aged 8 is now maiden
sweet 10. The reason of the coming of
the family is that Mr.. Smith finally gave
up the idea of returning to Ireland,
settled upon Lewiston as his future perma.
nent place of abode. and sent for his
family TO come to their new home Mr..
Smith and family will remain in Spokane
a few days.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
in everything else political,

in everything else political. grossly
nisrepreSents tho conditions.
In New Castle county it is admitted
that In the majority OF the districts the
so-called Regulars are IN the ascend
tncy. IL must follow. therefore, that
while il Is possible for the Union Re
publicans to secure a few OF the nomi-
nations, a very decided majority Of the
candidates must come from the ranks
Of the so-called Regulars. We are un-
willing to believe that any man calling
himself a Republican is so lost to COM
nonsense as to be misled by anything
that Every Evening may say. In the
same article Every Evening says fur
ther;
They Irregular Republicans) can, in
districts where they have no chance OF
electing nominees OF their own polite
cal persuasion, cast their votes solidly
Tor the Democratic candidates"
Here Is a frank. open. bald-faced bid
icr the Regulars Let us see how many
viii accept the invitation. No doubt
there viii be some; and Every Evening
/ IS encouraged. doubtless. 10 make the
Invitation by the fact that the vote Of
! its party has been, in former elections.
helped by few votes Of those calling
themselves Republicans. One other
word Of Every Evening we quote, as IL
/ Is worthy. of consideration Of these So
lculled Republicans who are invited to
the Democratic feast:
Thus they viii aid in electing a
Legislature, which no matter what else
lit may be- will be against Addicks."
That whatever else it may be-
speaks volumes of possibilities. The
Legislature thus elected may be conn
posed of robbers, thieves, public plum
derers or what not. without honor. hon
esty respectahility or common decency
AN these win be tolerated. only don't
vote for Addicks. Verify, Every Even
ing erects an exalted standard. How
many Regulars will measure up 10 H,
Doubtless there are some, but how
many?
Union Republicanism ha,
not only held its own, but has extended
its lines and grown stronger. We de-
mot demand the decaDitauon. the an.
lnihilation or the elimination
'cf any man. We are wilIinr
20 meet any and all comers on a fail
field and in honorable conflict. ant
abide the result We claim the right te
choose our own candidates for any ant
all OFFICES; and to choose our own lead
ers. We do not and will not question
the right Of any man or combination tC
so choose. We would not abrldge The
liberty Of any and will not suffer ours
to be abridged. Upon these fun ndamen.
tails we stand and, will abidelth result
i0l a decision by the people. ..
A facetious contemporary advises IL
go slow on senatorial talk. whats
the Use Of trying to mako senators
when senators are hardly in sight?'
The writer ig wise in his generation
Wait till after the election. Make youi
election sure, then go in on the ser atol
business. Don't cross a bridge till vol
get to it. Elections first, senator's az
terward
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
rRANsFERs on pRopERTY

The following transfers Of property
were recorded az the registry depart
mcnt yesterday:
Charles $. Clclaud and wife to
Charles p. Dorman, lot Sixth and Clay
ton, and let Vandever avenue and Clay
mont street.
Charles p. Cleland to Charles p. Dor
man. lot Second and Lincoln streets.
Alice McHugh, Bernard McHugh and
Thomas McHugh to Webster Biakely,
lot Twelfth street and Woodiawn ave
nue..
James B. Oberly and wife to David
S. Maryil lot Sixth and Clayton
streets.
Peter J. Ford and Wife TO James b.
Oberly. lot Third street and Cleveland
avenue.
Security Trust and SAFE Deposit Com
pany. administrators OF Esther a. Hud-
son, 10 S. b. Cooling, lot and two-story
brick dwelling Thirteenth and West
streets.
Mary Donlon to Charles II. Milburn
lot and large brick mansion Sixth and
Spruce streets.
Charles w. L. Seal, administrator OF
Sarah ]. Seal, 10 Henry r. Spruance
lot and two-story brick dwelling Tenth
and Pine streets.
] James Webb and wife to William c.
Paist, lot Seventh and Rodman streets
James /. Ford and wife and Hugh r
Dougherty aud wife TO Dennis Nc
Carthy lot and two-story brick dwell
ing Ford avenue, between SECOND and
Third streets.
I willard Hall Porter, receiver for
Stevenson Leather Co.. to Security
Trust and Safe Deposit Company, lot
Lord and Church streets.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
EvANeErrsrrc MEETINGS

WILL OPEN IN EAST LAKE PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH NEXT SUN
DAY.
On Sunday next in East Lake Pres
byterian Church, Twenty-seventh and
Market streets, two weeks evangells-
tic services will open. Meetings Will
be held every day except Saturday, be-
ginning at 7.45 p. N. The speakers will
be- First week. Sunday. Rev. G. IL.
Trull, pastor OF the church, Monday,
J. H. Tregal, OF Baltimore, Md; Tues
day. Rev. +. w. Long. pastor of Green
Hill Presbyterian Church; Wednesday,
Rev Henry Baker, d. D.. pastor Of
Grace NJ. Z. Church. Friday, Rev. S. l..
Vallandigham, d. D., Of Newark. Del.
/ Second week. Sunday, Rev. G.. II.
lTrull. Rev. Alfred F. Waldo. pastor OF
lIavre do Grace Presbyterian Church
will make an address each evening dur
ing the balance OF the week. Sunrise
service will be held Thanksgiving az
$50 a. m
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
MARRIED.

MERRITT-STAATS.-On Monday, NO
vember 10. at the First NJ. p. parson-
age. by Rev. G. L. Wolfe, Phi D., Cal
vim Merritt and Miss Ella B. Stats
both Of this city.
.WIDDOES-B - On No
vember l6, at Union NJ. Il. parsonage
No. sos Washington street, by Rev
c. A. Grise, Isaac Widdoes, of Lon
donderry. Pa. and Wilhelmlna
Blackway Of Middletown, Del.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
I suspicion. while Il he is guilty he de-

suspicion. While ~ he is guilty he de-
serves the punishment Of the law
We do nor pretend to judge as to TIE
wisdom or foolishness of the mass Of
technicalities with which the law seem.
clothed. The fact that generations OF
courts have sustained them would
seem sure indication of their neces.
sity We simply asseverate that no i'm
portant case in which the public has
an interest should be suffered TO be
finally ended in.any such way.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
PERsoNAL..

YOU PAY HALF PRICE ONLY.--NVe
VIII examine your Dyes Free. and make
you ans glass TO order you need for one
haf the price you have to pay anywher
else In the city or any other city.
All YOU have TO know is what other deal
ers charge you and we make or sell you
the same article for Ome-half Price.
our work Is guaranteed. We do al kinds
OF Repairing ard have everything that As
needed in the Optical Line. Call and soc
for yourselves.
PROFESSOR WE'LL,
No. 8iS Market street.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
NEW ENGINES FOR "PENNsY
ORDERS FOR THIRTY-THREE RE
GENTLY GIVEN TO THE AL
TOONA SHOPS.

Orders for thirteen locomotives q
tho l. standard passenger type Of the
Pennsylvania railroad have been placed
with the shops at Altoona. An order
for twenty class II locomotives, the
present standard freight engines OF The
system, IS also booked. Tho lattor or
gines will he consigned to the Fort
Wayne system, where they do the best
work on the long level stretches.
An immense boiler riveting machine
with a pressure Of 125 tons TO the
square inch, is being erected in the
Juniata shop az Altoona to handle the
massive boilers OF the G. four type
These boilers. which are the heaviest
In the world. with few possible exoep-
tions. will carry a steam pressure Of
l225 pounds 10 the square inch
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
sAYs rHE sEAFoRn NEws.

with the exception Of single
term. that from March 4, 1889. to
March 3. 1895. the seat in the United
States Senate now filled by Senator
Kenney has for sixty-three years been
hlled from either Kent or Sussex coun-
ty. Beginning with Henry NJ. Ridgely,
in 1927, the list is as follows:
Henry M. Ridgely, Kent, 1927; John
NJ. Clayton, Kent, 1929; Thomas Clay
ton, Sussex, 1897: p Spruance Kent
1S47; John M. Clayton, Kent. 1853;
Joseph p Comegys, Kent, 1856: Daniel
M. Bates, Kent, 1857; Willard Sauls-
bury, Sussex, 1850; Eli Sauls-
bury, Kent, 1871; A. Higgins, New Cas-.
tie. 1889: r r. Kenney. Kent. 1897.
The seat now vacant, and which Mr.
Gray so long filed. has been filed fror
New Castle. county with a few excep-
tions, among them being the terms o
Outerbridge Horsey and John M. Clay
ton. Since March 4.l799, there have bee
three vacancies in the senatorial repre-
sentation from this state caused by III,
failure OF the Legislature to elect, viz:
From March, 1894. to March, 1895;
March. 1895, to February 8, 1897, and
from March A. 1899, to the present time
In the first case the governor at.
tempted to I'll the vacancy by appoint.
| ing Henry Johns, but the Senate re-
jected him by resolution OF March 2S
1894. In the second case no appoint
ment was made, nor has there been In
the existing one.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
DIED.

SMYTH.-In this city. on November
10, 1899, Mary j. smyth, in her sSth
year
The relatives are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral services, at hel
late residence, No. 526 West Fourth
street, on Tuesday afternoon, Novem-
Der 21, at . O'Clock. lnterment private
COMEGYS.-In this city. on November
II. 1899, Benjamin +. Comegys.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
poRrrR ROWAN DISMISSED.

Charles r. Rowan, OF New York,
the colored porter who was injured in
the railroad collision at the foot OF
dismissed from the Delaware Hospl'a al
yesterday, whore he had been treated
since the accident
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
SAYS the DELAWARE PILOT

Wilmington lawyers are reported as
saying that the anti-bribory provisions
Of the Constitution are knocked out by
thc result Of the Kent county cases. As
far as the constitutionality Of the pso
visions are concerned it appeared that
the court sustained the state all the
way through the attack made by the
defendant lawyers on the Constitution.
The omissions in the bill OF complaint
and the justice of the peace commit
ment being at fault the cases were dis
missed on technical grounds.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
ArHA.r ~ IN MANrs

Advertise your wants in Tine Evenlna
Journal Employment wanted, help
wanted, TO let. for rent. for slis. board
ing. and lost Uld found ads u'Nl i,a H'.o.
lshed three lines one time. for a dime.
three times Tor quarter
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
POLITICAL If
POLITICAL AND
What Delaware Newspapers Have.
to say on Several Polii
ical SHbjects.
THEY ARE NOT UNANIMOUS
SUMMING TT ALL UP ONE CON
CLUDEs THAT FOR AN OFF
YEAR MIR. ADDICKs FIGURES
CoNsPICUoUsLY IN DELAWARE
POLITICAL NEWS.

SAYS THE MILFORD DEMOCRAT
Horace Greeley Knowles,of Whining
ton, ia one OF the young Republicans
Who are pleading for the middle ground
In politics. That Mr.. Knowles has turn
cl hie eyes toward Addicksism Is not
strange.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
SAYS THE STATE SENTINEL.

For II is apparent that's ahe Addlcks
Republicans viii insist upon .
taking all the nominations. from presi-
dental electors to inspectors" etc.
The party referred to BY Every
Evening, the Union Republican party.
has for months declared in the public
press and in the rules adopted in state
convention for its government. in IA
vor Of the district system as adopted by
the Constitution n adheres 10 that
system and Every Lve1ins ID this u
81 -rrrs
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
FUNERAL or BENJAMIN coMEGY

The funeral Of Benjamin F. Comegys,
who died al his home, No. 204 East
Fifth street. on Friday last took plooe
yesterday afternoon. Deceased was 80
years OF age and succumbed to hem lr-
rhages. lnterment was made at River
view Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21

SUPPER By SUNSHINE CIRCLE.
On Thursday evening next Sunshine
Circle, of Brandywine NJ. r. Church
will give o supper i'm The chapel for the
benefit of the church.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
nElP MANIED

VACATION work offered agents In
very Town 10 secure subscf puOns 10 the
magazine, Good Housekeeping. 5pt- 'ia
commissions aud prizes fof good wora
turing JUL ana August. Write as for IN
formation thar WIN Interest you GOOD
HOUsEK EEPING, Springfield Mass.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
HELP WANTED

WANTED.-A good iourneyman
plumhc- Arply TO Gawthrap am Bro
thar Company.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-Three bright. desirable
rooms TO rent, furnished or unfurnish.
ed. ON Delaware avenue. Address Della.
ware avenue EVenils Journal
Evening journal., 1899-11-21

Advertise your wants in the Evening
journal Einniuyment wanted. nelp
wanted, 20 let. for rcnt. for safe, board
ing, aha lost Hnu FOUND ads. will be pub
iished, three lines. one time. Tor a dime.
three times for a quarter.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
sAYs THE sMYRNA cALL.

Don't say too much about your choice
for United States senator. You want
20 go slow on that till after the elec-
ton. What good does IL do 20 be try.
ing TO mako senators when senators are
hardly in sight You are doing your as.
piring boss harm in trying to root hin
now. If you are fit TO manage any,
oodys political canvass you are talk
ing on on all the senatorial names. Yol
are out Of politics entirely. You hard
u know who the candidates are. Mr.
Addicks would have been senator TO
day II he had been politician. He wa
as fresh as colt at pasture.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21

WHAT DO YOU WANT2
Advertise your wants in the Evening
journal. Employment wanted help
wanted. to let. for rent. for sale, board
Ing. and lost and found ads. win be pub
lished. three lines. one time, for a dime;
three times for "a quarter
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
DENTISTS.
pENTIsI
Free Book on Copper Mining

Send for Free illustrated 60 Page
Book on Copper Mining to the BOS-
lTON AND TEXAS COPPER COM
|PANY. All fremont Building. Boe-
ton. Mass.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
SAYS THE DELAWARE LEDGER-

% ID I III ILAA " AM i+hl'fi+ANf
AT stated periods the Union Repub-
llcans and Regular Republicans wink
at each other and let on they want
20 bury all differences. and unite in one
grand party. But that is about the ex-
tent Of the much desired reunion One
won't and the other dasn't. is about the
size of the matter. The Union forces
claim to be making o severe and hon
orable fight, and the Regulars think
they are doing just the opposite thing
SO there You have IT, Factions in any
party mean defeat. There is no either
solution 10 the problem.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
sAYs rHE INpEx fpovER.l J

Since the premature ending OF the
so-cslled election bribery cases on le-
gal technicalties, Attorney General
White is quoted as having announced
his determination to institute new in
formations against all those who es.
caped trial on facts and evidence.
We think this an ominentiy proper
conclusion If It be also true, as the at.
torney-general reiterates. that the evi.
dence against the parties warrants
their being held to a trial.
Whenever any case goes on on I
pure technicality. there must alwayl
be a general public impression tha
justice has somehow miscarried II thl
accused Is innocent. he has not ro
ceiyed his due since no has not galnel
Il 2tquatal % 2s TO- clear him iron
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
S0o'y Med. ENdmlnmg EOlr
DnNur. Dol. NV. II. 1all.

TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTIcE.-As al.
county taxes Tor 1897 and 1895 must be set
tied in the month of November. lwil pro
ceed at once 90 collect the same accord
ing 10 law. the entering of liens aga ~
all proDcri lcs viii be nt The expense II Che
laNpayers 10 allow the taxpayers O.
Likc advantage of The three per cent. re-
bate. the tax office at the Court House
will be open daily except Saturday. from 3
"a. m. TO p. m. and on the .6th, 10Th and
seth from 5 "a. m. 10 y. m.
HORACE c. RETrEW.
Receiver Of Taxes.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
SAYS THE SUSSEX REPUBLICAN.

The Addicksites seek to decei9e the
people by their profession OF intense
interest in the welfare and success Of
the Republican party, and seek TO place
the blame OF the present conditions of
affairs existing In that party upon the
other fellows 1he responsibility for
the present condition OF the Republ-
can party rests with Addicks and his
supporters, AMI with them alone. The
responsibility OF any continued divis-
ion I'm the future rests with them.
They have in the past preferred Mr.
Addicks 70 the Republican party. His
welfare and success. has been appar-
emily the FIRST desire OF their hearts.
and tho object OF their intrigues. II Is
the same to-day. The question for Re
publican voters TO consider Is not
whether it is not better to accept Ad-
dicks rather than defeat but do we
prefer success TO Addicks? Il Is well
for al men OF Republican proclivites
20 understand that success of the Re
publican party and Mr.. Addicks cannot
60 hand In hand. You must make your
choice II you prefer Mr.. Addicks and
defeat, you will have to abide by the
consequence OF such a choice. II on the
other hand you prefer the success Of
the Republican party to Addicks, YOU
will have 20 let him so and turn in and
do what you can for the Republican
party.
Il is not worth while TO mince words
in this connection. Addicks and defeat
go hand in hand. He always defeats
the party when he cannot win, and the
Republicans are in a position 10 turn
the tables by defeating him. Addicks
Is the issue now as he has been in the
past and will continue TO be until he Is
eventually disposed Of
Do not forget that the latters sena-
torial ambition has been the issue. and
we all know who has been the winner
What is the use OF throwing al
chance OF Republican success away jusi
for Addicks2 II he had been a goo
Republican he would have gotten Gu
OF the way and permitted the Repub
lican party TO haze elected a senator II
1895. The same in 1899. We do no
think much OF the man who will no
support the ticket because he does no
got q nomination. but Addicks is IN
! same stripe. He defeats the party be
cause he cannot got the Office.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
NOTICES.
NOTICE. rht

NOT1CE-The Medical Examining
Board. representing The presdeui ana fell
lows OF the Medical Society Of Delaware.
" ~ mool Ia Dover, December ~. l3 and j.
1859 for the purpose OF examining candl-
dates who may desire "a icen1e 30 prac-
tice Medicine and Surgery In this s a e.. J 3
conformity with the net regulating tne
same, passed at Dover. May Us. is 10.
For particulars, apply TO the secrettry
o. the Medical Council. Dr. IRVING $. Val
andighum, Midd etOWn, Delaware.
j. IA. WILSON,
Socy Med. Examining Board.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
SAYS THE PENINsULAR NEWS.

But IL Mr. Knowles means that we
should go father, he must mean that
we are 10 yield tho whole contention.
There is but one step for the Regulars
TO take, that is an acceptance OF Ad-
dicks. Does he advise us to do this
if 50, no matter who the gentleman
may be, we tell him if he wishes he
may take his one vote to Mr.. Addicks
but the mass of Regular voters vii.
never swallow this disunionist. We re
peat To- the hundredth time. there is
no union, with Mr.. Addicks in the
game We are sure Mr.. Knowles mean'
something; what was IL?
Evening journal., 1899-11-21

MRS. MOORE, III ". 3Otb ST.
For a short time I viii read your life for
p cents. No money taken uNl perfectly
satisfied.
Evening journal., 1899-11-21
V1IAT DO YOU wANT7

u1pCPfM'c Seventh nnd
HNa1SUW 0i Market Streets
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-05-11
WHAT HE MUST BE.

The Democr Itic candidate tor govern.
or Of Ohio, this year, must first Of all,
stand squarely on the Chicago plat
form. But he mu DO more than that.
He must be radically, wholly and eter-
nally opposed to imperialism and mill
terism. He must be opposed to "en-
tanglipg alliences" with foreign na-
tions. He must be opposed to trusts
and combines. He must be thorough
believer in the people; in the man and
Demo racy, and not in the dollar and
Empire. He must be a man who does
not believe that the Declaration of In
dependence is an sbsurdity, and that
the principle that the just powers Of
our government are delegated by the
people, is the greatest falsehood ever
palmed off by the devil on credulous
people," He must be man of convic-
tions and courage. In short, he must
be a Jeffersonian, Jacksonisn, Bryan
Democrat. None other will do, none
other need apply.