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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-02-27
California Dried Plumes
ut JAS. MCM1LLAN's.

New lot of Prints in fancy dress
styles, at
JAS. MCM1LLAN's.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-02-27

Lemons 80 cents dozen at BRoD-
HEADS.
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POST-OFFICE.

POSI=OEFICE.
REDWOOD Falls, MINI, JAN. 1878.
OFFICE HouRs.-Fcr delivery of mail and sale
Of stamps from 7:SO A. NJ. to 1:N p. M
week days. On Sundays, from l. NJ, to p.
NJ.
Money order and Register Letter Depart
nent open from 5 \. NJ. to 2. NJ.
ROBT. WATSON, =. NJ.
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THE GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, FEB. 81, 1879.
Ohlcers Of Red " God Cou-.r

MASONIC-ANrIoUrTY LODGE No. n. L. F. &
A. M.--Regular meetings on the lat ard Sd
Wednesdays in each MONTH 1T ~: O'Clock p.
NJ. f. A. CHANDLER, Sec.
REDWOOD R. A. Chapter U. d, Stated Convo-
cations the End aud 4th Fridays Of each
month.
e. A. CHANDLER, VIZ. DICKINSON.
Sec. II. p.
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VICk'SFLOEAL GUIDE

Till Tibbetts Office, hill Street, Re,
wood Falls, Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10
MERE MENTION.
Spring reception American Museum Of Natural History,
I'm and IlLL N tlLL- . lnrm..u

Spring reception Amerc Museum Of Natural History,
eth ave. and 18TH st, tins q tcrnoon.
smallpox 6o.piiai on Ffid', Tied ',.. NV
New York Horticultural c.'''. ion. Madison
Square GHrdru. tomorrow, aud "n ana Friday.
The Nrw lors cacdo9ian CLUB .n 'eir friends en-.
sdlzer's PARK. Harlem
The Custom House Property Clerk began the taking Of
inventory Yesterday OF the United states property in
use by III" cust ms officials
The jersey city nine payed very nne game OF base
latter being defeated by score otstoO
The deed conveying from New YORK city to the general
barge once 10 be erected was recorded ytsicrday
William Kappc was attacked by large masuf ycstcr.
1ho dog tore large niece of ncsh IRON the mans lee
ana othcrv i-c scf.ousy Injured him.
Andrew Stuart Co. bankers and exporters at "a Pine
Grccrc The hD ltics estimated at from 500 900 to
siJOOOO the assets are mainly open accounts.
The autopsy made Yesterday on the body Of little Jimmy
Brown who was kicked by playmate in East Twelfth
street IN saturday evening and died Sunday, showed
mate. is now held as witness only
As the steamship Queen came up the bay, on Sunday
Ter aud Bcrnhrd aud they arrested Gustav Johannson
81 Borshg Parish sweden It Is CHARGED that he way.
CON between Nartohc ant KnneTeea in sweden on
al lower salar, than hc had been drawing
The spring meeting OF the Prospect Trottinr Park will
hc orenri -nN the mccting - 10 continue ior tour
D. viii be succes'u The Held l. very large. consist
excellent rhr new proprietor VI the track MI Charles
Grc'n has been hard at work ever since he Ia. been
lie promises good, square trotung
fTe was discovered behind the counter in the ONCE q
The Howe House. At 81 ~ AMI - Chatham street at ~
hnmc- Mr Henry ilowe the owner. had his mou.iache
W hercciv AMI ra of the dodgers In the uppcr stories
hsa narrow g,'aT, Tx are onek 1 ne East sie
fyonesS hf T,s q, gSm,re stree, h and AZ ,.s
It's covered BY Insurance.
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ISSUED
AT
AGE %
THE UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Branch Office, ISL Broadway JAS. Il. BLAUVELI Manager
The foregoing Policy, No.

Nonofatue Law provided
violated the results
against policy sund@ will be modified
ihonc tina La INC Eregon
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Soaro alro auums.

| ARGE furnished rooms for housekec ping 81 and
bpTtnK 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10

printed plain all 16yo Endowment Policies issued at age %
PREMIUM agreement other plan and age Ofhm@
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STEAMBOATS, ano GallrulOA

STEAMBOATS, anO aaIlrui0A
ALBANY AND TROY BYDAY BOATS.
~ 4. NlbBARD and DANIEL DREW leave Nestrv Vt
Pier 80, \ 4 80 ana gam - atsA. NJ ny Annex
boat from BklOklNN ats A. Landing AZ NYACk
FERRY. WEST rolNr. cokNWALI. NEwnu RON.
lokEEPsIE, kHlNkBECk, CArSKlLL, ani HUDSON,
pas~ngcrs landing st WEST POINT CORNWALL. Or
NEW kGH can return hy down boat Tickets sold
and baggage checked north and west Nckets coupons
good ON Hudson RIVER Il Il. received for passage
THE MARY POWELL, tor P0keepsie,
n. West Point Cornwall. NcwbuIg Koniout King iun
Cozzens. Milton. New hamburg. HYDE Park aud Cold
Sprung 10y ferry leaves daily Ncstry st. Pier 81
y r., al $3.50 VI Connect. with Brookb annex boats
A TROY BOATs.-ClrlZENs LINE-Ncw
"a. steamers Sarafo-a and city ct Troy leave Pier a.
y x foot of Leroy st. daily except saturday, 4. VI.
for Troy and ali points Nurth ana West
ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE' LINE steamers
~ Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier A. y. X, loot
Of taual - every week day. atG NJ. for Albany.
EOH SEWBURGH AND POUGHKEEPsIE-
steamer ANuhtM HAEplk Tuesday. THURSDAY,
AMI saturday. Pier - foot Canal - North River
ONE Doll. Ak LINE TO BOSTON.-Limitcd
90 cents
Steamers leave Pier 90 North RIVER every day except
Sunday. at 80 z. w.
steamers or the NORWICH LINE leave same pier
daily inc udng SUNDAYS. at e. NJ Tor Boston. Worces
ter &C aud ,or Portland aud the White Mountains daily
executing SATURDAYS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
THREE DErOrs ~ PHILADELPHIA
TWO IL NEW YORK
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
Win ABsOli fE SAFETY.
on AND AFTER APRIL % 1873
Express TRAINS NrW York. ncshroS.es and Cort
luudt $ rect frrtIc. %. tutlnW..
40 80. = go % 90 Lluuulu, II A. NJ. J. $3.50 T. z. g.
1880. go amt 10 T. W. sundays 4 80 and o A NJ 5 g.
$50 800 Hul Do 4. VI
Buats eft "Brootlyn Annex" connect with all through
trains NJ Jersey tltN ailHrdug speedy and direct
transfer for Bruoeliu travel
Returning train, leave Philadelphia - o. 500 So T.
80, =, $50 and II VI Limited Express 1880 l. ~.
=, !, $50, :. and 7i1 J. NJ ON sunday, l2;Ol 3. 20.
3 80. = $3.50 A. NJ. I. 80 T. VI.
Tr6et ohre. 1-d amt eii broadway. Aston House.
and foot o psht,es AMI turtaudt .ts 4Court St and
Brook "a Annex Depot, foot n Fulton st.. BruiklVn. Ili
ld AMI liz iiuI,on So llohukuu; Depot Jersey city
Eml.tlut lcsrt unrc Battery place.
FRANZ THOMSON. l.. Z FARMER
General Manager. 0cnl Passenger Agent
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Sblpplna.

shipping.
GENERAL TRANsATLANTIc COMPANY,
companys pier new a." North River loot Of Mortonst
canada, Franseal ........" c,incsaay June a. II An
LOUIS DE BEBiAN. AGENT. IS Broadway.
pAcIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
f'e F6 I9S' q H1nn. ST 5r S s1 Gysr
foR sRs GlfEahSr c vI s TTa 5q"f Gon
FROM s G"a r29 && ng' x HSf' CHINA
FROM sAS y 3E T9H 80 TS JS NEW So ak
steamship LISP HNP AgSS ddS1 iy noon
For freight or general Information apply At Companys
once on the Pier foot Of Canal 81 y s,v
TRAScisco, souTnEEX, ,Gf[lFGKSiX, XRizoSA,
II BULLAY Superintendent
F9r passage ana Information ~ IegaId TO routes apply
EMIGKATTII9oN', , TO AUssTET.AAIIJJAAi 20
Leaving Sew York ON June 80
Apply At ne Passage once OF Tie PACIFIC MAIL S.
co. 81 broadway Y
RoTTERDAM Line steamer. leave Com
v schoLrEN June Is RorTEEDAA June g
i'SaSS9 f S51E 20 c"P" seq s4a
27s Vim. st. Freight ACTS $50 B'way' Gen Pas, AGENT
STATE LINE-To glasgow, Liverpool belfast, and
days Passengers through rates to all leading clues Of
kt1rSPe - SfSrass SO sTAufStiS bALnMiN co
Broadway ami pier foot of Canal 81
Stal estate.
A CHANCE 10 secure New York city lots at bottom
n prices before rand transit doubles values only S2TS
easy phNmrnt, tor choice lots 10 minutes TO CITY Hall,
GEO E. DANIELS, i5i broadway
A GREAT BARGAIN.-Ncw two.story house
~ ANA lot only 500 cash, near this city Address T. q.
boN 2,2ud Free and clear uilc owner embarrassed.
EHOICE CORNER nul street lots Tor sale or ex
- change situated 3Ht amt hHth SIS between 9th
ay and broadway. Address BARGAIN, box l6l, sun
office
EoK sALE-7sm!ll house aud SIX acres at East
7 o. HAGUE, 1870 Church st.. NY
for SAT- ano 90 Get.
DAKBEK SHOP. newly got up. tour rooms and
- accommodations. rent Sl2 to steady man, in new
Hats ~ East I'D st.
EOK RENT--Thc cellar and Sidewalk corner Of War.
Il rem nud washington sts Apply before II A. NJ II.
koSCll, basement lO7 Warren ST.
Two LET.
SUITABLE FOR PUBLISHERS
LAWYERS. or AGENTA
SEVERAL OFFICES.
steam-heated ami well lighted on the
SECOND STORY OF
THE sun BUILDING,
Corner Nassau and Frankfort sta
RENT Low.
These premises overlook Printing House Square the
CITY Hall Park Post ONCE, aud the Courts
Apply at
THE PUBLICATION OFFICE or THE SUN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10
Gbt

MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB SPRING
"A MfErING-JEKOME PARK.
alih May Decoration Dtvl.
3lst May. 3D.. 9TH. ith and inth June.
Races commence each daV promptly az o'clock.
ADMISSION TO FIELD. - cents
WHEArLN. Sec. A BELMONT. Prcst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10

16-YEAR
ENDOW MENT
POLICY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10

The annual spring regatta of the Empire
Yacht CLUB Is fixed for morrow from the club house
One Hundred and Fourth street East River The fol-
lOwing-named boats have entered:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10
SOtl,tp AutItss.

Sutlstg slutltss.
RWICKLAYERS Take Notice -On and afier the
ID nrst meeting IN july the book cards Will be- called in
and new cards ISSUED and the initiation win be 81 Roll
ca Of members tine OF ten cents per month for non.
attendance h. DUFFY Prest
JOmS DoNOHuK. Rec Sec.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10

glusital Instruments
A ssIGNEE's sALE,i
ENTIRE STOCK OF
PIANOS. ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC BOOKS
Must be sold within the next days 20 close up the
business REGARDLESS OF COST
Pianos, se5 and upward Organs $40 and upward. A
rare chance TO secure bargains
CHARLES : FISCHER
Assignee for HORACE WATERS Sons,
~ East i4th It.
FEW secondhand Weber uanos at very great bar.
~ gains. some of them used but very short time by
our best musicians. and really almost good new
fully warranted In respect Please call at the
WEBER Warehouse. 9TH av ant 18TH IT,
4 SID tull 7.oct rosewood piano stool. and
"A. cover GolDsMlThs, 20 Blrecker ST.. near Bowery
A LADY will sell 7octave pianotorte. $50, stool
~ 226 East 3Oih st. near sd aV
7-OCr. piano. $50. double round Chckerng aui stein.
way carved legs sl23. GORDoNs. M Clinton place.
COS-OHGAN nearly new cost ssu vent ~. 7.oct
~ 81 piano, $40, rent So city country music tc
per page. GORDON son. l3 East IAN ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10

A CARD.-The subscriber will open Writing Rooms
n AZ - PARK place. for halfhour writing lessons tn
business men and clerks, on Monday ON INST An re.
CANT rapid handwriting taught ia ton 10 twenty lessons
Terms low, aud success guaranteed 90 all Apply from
~ TO o'clock Up town morning aud evening, 2l7 West
hai st., near Broadway. OLIVER GOLDSMITH.
HALF-HOUR writing lessons Tor business men.
Il p ark place Up town. 2ll West 49, ~
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10

Trains leave the Island 20 return connecting with this
Boat at ~ and ~ NJ. The most comfortable route
% tuney Island cool ana peasant ride down sew York
Bay. with but six minutes ride the to Brighton
Pier Elevated Road east side at 3ih and Full
ton SIS. IArr. 500. ENlmr.lnm Mrkrl.. ll.-
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cdlanito- t,malrs.

dd(anito- ttmalrs.
UPTOWN ADV ERTIsERs
~ Nav their TVS Sur at the only
author ized uptown advertisement Offices.
LBS BrundwAv. corner OF 3lst st. all . p NJ, and
ENs West 2dd 81, corner OF 9Th av. ull = =. NJ
S8O 30 av., corner VI f7th e.. MI = 2. "
~ East IAN ST. corner Union square. I'LL = P. N
NgeNfrn
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- turn " bank found
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-06-10

MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.
GREENPOINr DIVISION
Leave foot Of 2ad Il, tast River by steamer sylvan
Groves IS g. i5. 10 -. n - A ~ -, las = t5
3 IS, 4.35, ) a. Tor Manhattan Beach.
RETURNING LEAVE
Manhattan Beach 80. 49, ~ rs A. NJ. u 80. 80.
? 80. $50. = 80. 80. q 80 $50 p NJ.
BAY RIDGE DIVISION
Leave North River. steamers fNus tuyer and rwi.
leht. ~ sta - lo25 II 70 A. NJ y IS. %, IS,
ler.y, .t-g',. JOS. n,s5 A NJ; 1855, i.s5 2as,
PER $3.50, 1888, il;55 A NJ; 1888 1855 255. 50,
455, 90 y. NJ.
RETURNING LEAVE
sir NJ
NEW HAVEN Daily-Fare. 81. with return
~ ticket good until usd. steamer SCH NLIR leaves
West 10Th IT.. 7ii Pier r. >, Brouic 81 n. 10. Sd
IT. p X. so; returning T. NJ. HANCuN
STARIN,s STATEN ISLAND EXCURSIONS.
- hLENEN NILES FOR Ia CENTS
refreshing sail \ BAY o. the Nurth shore OF
Take steamers CAsrLErON. POMONA, and HUNT
terminus " Elevated Railroads. Pier l. +. foot u
whitehall It, leaving =. 8, 10, II, ~ A NJ; IL r
NJ. Buy tickets al Pier
WEST POINI, CORNWALL, NEW
w BukG.-Round tickets, by DAY LINE, return by
DOWN boat
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
: THE SAFETY LAMP.

When the miner carried his lamp with
its unprotected fame into the earth's dark
recesses hardly a week passed without some
fatal explosion and terrible destruction Of
human life being recounted by the press.
Every morning the miner left his wife and
little ones with the heart.rending conscious
ness that it might be the last time that be-
fore night, he with his companions might
be taken from the pit a blackened unrecog-
nizable corpse. When Davy gave to the
miners the safety lamp-that triumph Of
applied science-with its fine wire gauze,
efectually protecting the fame from the
infammable gases, think you not they were
deeply grateful to their benefactor? No,
less gratitude does the physician receive
who provides for his fellow-man an efectual
means for protecting the system from dis.
ease. Every physician knows that the
human system may be rendered almost in.
vulnerable TO disease. A strong constitution
supplemented by pure blood and healthful
secretions. form a protection to the system
which disease can seldom penetrate. To
cleanse and strengthen the system, remove
its impurities, and impart to it a healthful
vigorous tone, use DR.. Pierce's Pleasan,
Purgative Pellets and Golden Medical Dis
covery, admitted by all who use them TO be
the best cathartic, blood-purifying, and
Strengthening medicines yet discovered.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
ASK YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS.

Are you q respondent sufferer from Sich
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, Palpita
ton of the heart? Have you Dizziness o.
the Head? Is your Nervous System de.
pressed? Does your Blood circulate badly I
Have you . Cough? Low Spirits? Coming
up Of the food after eating? &C, &c. All OF
these and much more are the direct results
of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint and Indiges-
ton. Green's August Flower is now &C.
knowledged by all Druggists to be q positive
cure. 2.400,0 900 bottles we're given away in
the Us through Druggists to the people
as a trial. Two doses will satisfy any per:
son Of It's wonderful quality in curing all
cts. Regular Size rs cents. Sold positively
BY all frst-class Druggists in the United
States.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-14
NORTHERN sEsmAskA.

NORTHERN MEBmAskA.
Younk elk ara abundant on the Elk
horn.
Knox county 10 bnildinE . court house At
Niobrara.
Holt County Record: wheat and rye
are headed out"
Holt county 10 receiving moro new set
tiers than any other In northern Nebraska,
this year.
Anew hotel. sox4o. two stories, to be
called the Johnston House. Is to lie erected
at O'Neil City.
Mr.. VIM. schaller, Of Cedar county, Neb.,
died on the 9th. His death was the result
of . fall from his wagon.
Two boys Oh the Elk Horn killed IA
skunks inside Of IN hour. What DISPOSE
ton was made Of the boys, is not stated.
Tho O'Neil City Record says immigr.
ton is simply immense; and again. that q
railroad IN the northern part OF the state 10
almost q sure thing"
The branch of the U. P. r. r. from Col.
umbus northwest via. the Elkhorn and Mo.
brara valleys, is beginning to "boon," and
the dirt will fly on the first section to Nor.
folk before many days.
New postsfices have been established in
Knox county at Knoxville, Walter A. Strain
postmaster; and at Wallsville, Nancy N
Wall, postmistresa. Also At Brewer in Hol
county, Henry D. Webster, postmaster.
Cedar County (Neb) Nonpareil :-Th,
road which passes between this Office and E
P. Drake & Co.'S Office, was literally covered
on Tuesday last, with dat worms about n
inch long. usually found in rotton or dead
wood. How and where these worms cam.
from is a mystery, to be found in the roat
entirely away from wood or anything of tn,
kind.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
Prattle.

Several Uewspapers are publishing
just now very alarming accounts of the
pcrih.l,on Of The four grens
planets. | n"ticsd not long sgn an
article two or three columns l"ng de
v''ted to r'r.rnyiug the horrors through
which the earth is about to pa.s. Fam
the AMI pes'ilencs. strife and bio .d.hed
are to follow each Other N rapid sue
cessi"n. Death aud dc.uu 'ti"n are 10
walk the e,rth and none 10 stay ih.ir
hands. his time III tribalxsion il Z"
continue IRON 1880 to 1897. After
that there Is I" he time Uf pc; ce snd
prosperity unhearl OF Leime. The
general heaI,h VI every ybody vill be 30
mnch improved Ms In increase the lpn-
vevity OF man 10 double what il is now.
aud the Pr"ducriv-ns-s of the soil viii
FAR excerd anything befro knowD.
Altogether. sccording to thus writer. i,
j. I" be y general purgins "ut II the
s liar .yste,n. All this the stsrs have
told kim. lie seems to be sn su.hu.
sisstic sstrologer. But why will pso
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
"--------@----------4.---------
That "(Dakem llMcket.O


"-he Old O.k-n Bnckel' Was written
fifty or more years nao by a printer named
Ssmu-i Woodwor,h. H. was ii the habit
or dropping into noted drinking saloon
kept by ono Mailer. One day. after
drinking a glass of brandy and water, be
.markrd his lips and drcla,ed that Nal.
lorys brandy was superior 70 any drink he
had ever tasted.
NO" said Mallory, ..you are mistaken.
There wnsa drink which in both our es,i-
nations tar surpassed this.
what WAS that p increduior siy asked
woodworth.
THE fresh spripg water We used Ia
drink from the old caken hacke et that hung
in the we'll, after returning from the feld
On sul,ry day F."
''Very true replied Wood worth, tear.
drops giissrn;ng in his eyes.
Returning to his printing oflire, he seat.
ed himself At his desk aid began 10 write
In half an hour
The oaken bucket. the iron bound bucket.
l he moss covered bucket which hung in th.
well,
Was smhnlmed 10 al inspiring & cong ,ha
has become ~ familiar ~ . b6usehois
| word.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

New York. July % The Times
lean-r to day says; In The hu-S ra''
road world few circum-ta' ce> are more
remarkable than The anxiety ~ secure
the tr.ffic If the r-.n.n travcr.ed hN
the NuT,hern Pacific Railroad. which
ten years ago was deemed unworthy OF
serinu, notice. Chica railroad cs'm
panies b We secured all The roads ia
Sourhe II M,nue>nsa. The ST. Paul
T. Duluth Ka,lruad has been purchased
by the .i,areh.li.r. If the Milwaukee 4
ST. Paul. aud noth the Latter roa anc
the Norti western have plans ainot tor
drawing "f the traffic created ~ the
Northern Pacific as well az the traffic
which secus naturally to belong t. that
enterprise. The reorssn,zrd St. Paul
Il Pacific h tren made p"-slb'e by
The s .u.e .rawtn 10 these la'nuir- and
,t will compcte with the N.r,heru pa
c,fc Tor the gram traffic nf the Red Iiv
er valley aud f"r tue 'rstfic o' the set
,len:en,s adv .ncin. with IA mast incted
tuIc VdH'uhy w a"C N'"'"o'" ~ '''"S'
ns Ma ,,,"ha. Tie Northern Pac'6t
finds usef brset with ,owerful cnmpet
,tnr. Tor the ,r .tfc of the terri,uty i
mas orenrd. The contest will not end
n, the Mi>.ouri but promises 10 extend
all along the northern route cr' The
Continent Tn Union Pacific has plah'
naiu,ed for extending lis ran, hcatio"'
| To Muhiana aud securing c"n'r.l .
whic, the Nusihern Pacific e.mtd ~
sell .ure. The i"tmrr must .rie'ch NJ
i.eIers unri Invest and SECURE the trHd'
u, u region intini'riy cher than 'h'
other, or Its l'nwer will be- br"kr'. Nj
will the c.mr.t,'i"n be cndned t.
Montana. At first glance II may no
he easy 10 q ,ch oans,dera'ins. wh'c'
iu.psl the c"nrr.'iltny p"sers "t the Tn
ION Pacific I" bug the franchises Sn'
prnperty uf the Or-y"n S,e,m Nnvisa
i'm Co aud 81 sscare the nsgn,fccn
po.s,b lnies OF tbe Z ,lu ubi, river. !
Jay Gould's purpose be e6ecied, tn
Union Psci6c Will gain two poiots. !
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08

From Prot. Il ii.nn come samples Of
platinum and iridoismine for the IN
,pec,i"n IF such miners Ms think they
they have found either metal. There
i> marked d,ff-re cr be,wee the TIVE.
Prof. Edison is We v desiv"us Of obtnir
ing SUPPL; Of both metals. and l.
ready to iurn s the capital t work
dep'si's nf either metal. Platinum,
bears striking r sembIan @ 10 the
black sand iuu"d by the miner in hi
>lu're b'x~. These look ~ near alike
:" the pan o: slu:ce Lox that the mine,
u often deceived. and this is one aud
the principal resson why ST. little pa
tinnm ever comes 70 li.h'. Hardly \
miner hut what will rrcullect wh,l.
prospec ing or cleaning up u portion o
black sand that lingers behind Is trou
hl.some to get rid Of. Il. heavier thai
gold" as the saying IL. In ninety min.
ca.es ont of n hundred this is platinum
and far more valuable than the gold h
is i" qnesf of. A. matter Of fact plat
mum is far more ,lrn'ii'ul than gold
lrdoi.mine. an extremely rare metal
occurs in small. irregular shaped Jumps
has Il bright lead lu.,er and high re
a 'ctin1 p"wer. Any one fiadin ei,hc
metal will 6od a market ~ Supplying t
Prof Eiis,m. Union.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1879-08-08
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Railroad W ithdraWal.

On the 18Th Of July, 'he Register
and Receiver Of the Wails Walls L.nd
Ofii,e received the plat sh wing the
r.,ute tor the branch lioe Of the N. p.
X. II. Go. sud the limits of the with
drswsls "f lands, forty miles on each
sid ;. made tnr the benefit ef that com.
psny. The new withdrawal Il includes
I'll ,h"t portion Of tho Ystama country
lying along the stream u that name
which had hitherto been left out Of
railroad limits. aud throws open to pre-
em, tion and other settlement, land
north If Lake Chelsn. This new With
drswal d"es NOT, " We un er.sspd il.
open much country IN the Walls Wslls
Land District FIR settlement. because
uiost Of the lsnds restored have recently
been set aside ~ a reservation 10.
M"cs aud the Indians under him.
Union.