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roo,--,,ondenee Of the Press aud Tribune.1
PAHxvn1x. UAo.) Feb Ii. 1889.
The way to get gold is an absorbing and controls
;nr oue.tion With the Americans from their youth
nm. Bauuum may lecture Oh the way to wealth
hnt Yonne America will move across the plains to
t,,e co,dpp streams that fov from Pixies Peak. It
has not yet been decided whether the agncntufa1'
ist who raises more products for the new mafkets
opened, or tue gold washer, will outstrp IN the
,aea for wealth, fair field is open. Go to it now
nrove Yourselves, 20 men o. en:rgy ana o. to1i. |
Iet no one be deceived, providence bas scatseteo
4ha oo,d tn the earth over large surface; 10 on-
+o;n II there is no escape from the "sweat OF the
brovn Calculate to make BY unceasng toll from
one tn fifteen dollars per day. II upon moderate
| calculation, you concluded to start, ana nave
team. you might, If within prudent distance, nj
mt at home such things - yon will need, ana after
n. ground settles mote on tho frontier and be
| - h 1onnch mt on the Plains Us Booa IS tho
III. ne1t inquiry is-Which is the best route7
Since the world began, there has been d'YeEs Ways
tn wealth. Riya1 routes, and rival cities "ill an
cot forth theirs IS the best =; but alter al me
cto5ce of routes aepends much upon the point Of
starring. and the portion Of the minas yoa wish 10
reach. The Big Platte route is quite Level aad
coo1. hut the western por.o: is little sandy
The Santa Fe roats is about 200 miles soata' ana
is on an old, well. l.bea,en route. Much viii be pup
]sshed In favor Of bptb thass ru4te7. and 40 hA11
,u,r u quite modest, permit me to Just mention
the central ronte from our city. This route af{er
cro.,inr the Missouri River IN the splendid steam
farrv, boat "Otis Webb," takes the great leading
rad from wyandott aud Qaindaro' up the norm
tde Of the Kansas Valley to Manhattan thence up
the Smoky Hill, (all the large streams ara ofaseo
ana there are settlements most Of the way 10 ''s
sonrc. thence short distance to the streams at
, ] tho foot of Pixies Peak. Or, from Manha'san
, vou NAV take the divide between the Republican
! md soloman,s Fork to the head Of the Aepah'l'
; ran. and thence direct to Cherry Greek.
, Tile Biz P]atte road was opened to utan' ano
i tba ganta Fo road vas opened to AeF MEXICO
{ Tn. one turns south about 100 miles On the sou't
+ p,otte and The OTHER north up the Fontalne qa
Roni1]e about the same distance, making at Least
! I'M mi1es in favor Of the Parkyillc and kansa
d Valley central route'
!. Corn on the Kansas has been selling at from
!. IN 20 cents q bushel for long distance up II
. cra.s nsually rises in the Kansas bottops som
70 fonr weeks earlier than is usual In the same lats
p tnde. THIS is owing to the upper branches of III
as snolv Hill running over beds Of gypsum. winch
ID mixing With tue ligdt, sauag loan OF the botlom
opick ems vegetation in the spring. Grass may
fooked for here between the Goth March aud II
Id 1o,h Auril, sufficient for stock to thrive on, d
| Sunc r.
es It is expected that the new territorial roaa
sd the mines will b. opened In tie spring. an4 sts
no will leave the Missouri weekly for the mines y
d} XIII and Eass are down natural divides, and hlg
al | drv roads, Those crossing the MISSISSIPPI
H. Quincy, Haunibal, Or below, pass Ghiicothe a
for Harnesyil,e and those crossing at Burlington "
on- Keskuck, pass through Memphis ana ualE.n M
nd Vaiiey lpad to tho miues, $50 miles from tar
We T The Missouri River has been open most Of t
an winter: hut it VAS blocked with ice during lhe u
cold spell To day it is breaking op. ana .:,, %:
I'd soft md tie frost Is coming out OF the grouu
is. Winter has to all appearances broke. inc eo1 e
so. tea of Pitts, Clay, Ciintou D4yless, and Ca
tsr veil. b5ck Of Parkye, ore t4e r9etest asFlcu'
counties in the sat aGa ne r1 x
~; Sr wa,er m;gh dad 1t to their Interest to and
r. IT. 81 ,.,is' nI' .n 20 hack among the farmers Q
t..-;r stack II fr.t hands. nSatu1days II
Inc Irpe tbeir stock into town. for sa!e to re e
hds grants, gaen they can spit the!r nncy. EH, ~
comlug hy the Hannibal and 81. Sosepn n..to H. ~,
could bny their sock, pesnaGs ont IN tiose count
"est pnd fornr nun aronnc the stock rases. som,
the or so miles to Pa1kyille, where they can comp
ut it the'f on'n1s. So1u ~ - Cond uo,k nYen
un Ut from lis to $50 per yoke. Horses At from
oo' to sl25 Nu}es, SIS 10 $15o- wagons, $2o
x,h 500. Flour, <3 to 81 50 per sack !Qo lhs. I:
s"n,. 10 ZEN per h. Supply large - 4tsi uanus
we'll lae naun.1a. nis,r th,ouehs In wear or
ar tle Parkvle ard Graud RIVER Railroad, its so
,Aso. west branch to the mouth Of Tue inSas va
no' will be completed. The Importance Of these II
Chicago and tue get r5eIa @
mail Peace reigns on tho horder. Th:rc WAS s
adherence. tor q time, between Mr. "Qssawotos
1plea Brown and Mr. "O,tend' Buchanan, II their '
Of progress. Mr. Buchanan offered $3.50 inr
os. Brown; Mr, Brown says "he would oter x25t
Mr, BUCHANAN il it ms not beneath bis dign
W hone the chieftain will Meet and settle
$50. peace Of the world.
Dow and bis sou will not be hung.
Kansas and Missouri will furnish their
| auuta OF enaiKzaeta tor the Mines Ae9 ate
to all nrcpa,lpg to move early from every kec'ion.
!, be mines srs SO accessible that it is consder
80: pleasant, heal.hiul aud inTigorating trip a
STAN. lie plains. great mountain State will gro
sappi there. The maud Of God Is distinctly seen in
q ST. things. While Eacshai,ns uosetnnens' ~ -
# this STRIVING u .ala oa eno thronoh sonrhern de-.
miles t:oi md nature are working against them.
ID am- mighty hand Of P!ovldense points the v; Wy
"tbe marks ihe tn o. Augtu 1nnE At n,
some l1 sna .rnan5inr resources of our country
har- eau estimate our future wealth ana power!
,ating reality has oqtsiappe1 tse sea r;ch all of th
thou "H .hssc naatnral nlans, and the precious 4
ut in IN the barren mountains. Weiook ior stu q
used Developments the com1ug gear. "