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The Dead Child.
LEWISTON July alat. 1880.

iIE" iclbN JulN -iot. lPCN.
1t was in the Winter; will nayer
forget it, that the scene SO firmly fixed
in memory TRANSFERRED, That season
Of the year when flowers are not in
bloom in the gardens and when pretty
mo tai blossoms wither and fade for
ever. was alone, stranger in a
frontier city, not vet hardened to those
habits that characterize the customs of
the harder ones around M. Ny
daily walks were filled with resol tes TO
wean myself from the tender affections
of parents and sisters, whose Kindness
! was endeavoring to forget tl,at
might reconcile the world around me,
for TO assimilate my feelings with SO
much that appeared wild on every
hand | saw at once was not simple
understanding Thus while walking
and battling with NV own soul there
peered from over the rustic fence that
enclosed home like cottage, the face
of little girl beaming with eladnes,
''yon don't live here" said she and fix
ing her pretty eyes upon me. ! selt
that | was in the presence of Some
other being than the child who thus
entranced me. A wi'hered dahlia |
held in my hand, which came to me
by letter the last gift of mother
whoes last pened words to me were
darling son it is the last blossom of the
garden" l gave it to the child and
with simple words to her | passed
along | afterwards learned that my
mother died before the withered dahlia
reached me. While the weather con
tinued pleasant my greatest joy il
hours of walking was to see my chile
friend smiling within the rustic Ell
closure and greeting. me with the with
cred dahlia l had given her. After 1
drisling storm of manydays | resumed
my walking, but l found my child
companion was not there to greet me
and never did lover feel more disap
pointed in the broken promise of his
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lady love, than did | without this
habv's presence On the follow ing
morning while passing, | saw Grape
lpon the door-knob and in the white
and black folds of the little knot, was
dropping my withered dahlia. | at
once comprehended the meaning of the
scene before me. "Put it" said she,
as | afterwards learned, put my posy
mother where he will see it, for can
not 90 out to meet him" | then
knew the child was dead, and with a
suppressed burden en- my heart | re
turned to my quarters. In the even
ing | purchased an artificial dahlia and
entered the cottage There she lay,
beautiful in death. Diphtheria had
done its work. Without ut ering a
word, for | could not speak, | passed
the heart stricken ones who were
grouped around her, and approaching
the quiet form of my little friend and
taking from her life.ess fingers the
withered dahlia, | placed the white
one there. then turned to leave
them, when in anguish deeper thai,
pen can depict, that mother bursting
forth in tears anew said: Eyes, it
vas he Who gave the dahlia he could
not help hut love that child" | could
not answer, but passing quickly to the
street | edneavored to hide some burn.
ing tears. The day following | re
ceived a bordered letter of my own
mothers death, and who can say hat
there is not concealed beneath the
fold Of hat withered dahla painful
and pleasant memory for me! H
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Agents for the "Teiler.'
The summit Pass Of the Cascade Noun.
tains at Natchess.

The Northern Pacific engineer par
ty, in charge of J. Tilton Sheets, civil
engineer, to examine the Natchess
Pass of Cascade mountains has just
been heard from. The summit was
crossed about 40 miles southeast of
Wilkeson at an altitude of less than
4,S00 feet. The ascent from this side
is without difficulty until reaching the
backbone near the summit, where acme
mile tunnel will avoid 800 feet of ele-
walton. The descent into Yakima
Valley is much superior to- the APP
proach from the west. The report is
favorable beyond expectation. The
location is most fortunate, AZ it secures
q direct line on the eastern side OF the
Cascades from Ainsworth to the
Sound. The snow problem is also
said to be solved In this pass
little or no shedding viii be required.
Portland Standard. July Is.
The above announcement, if it be
true, and we have no reason to dispute
it's correctness, determines the ques-
ton Of the early building of the
branch road of that company to Puget
sound. They had before determined
to build the branch, but the time
of commencement was a question de-
pendant upon the result of the sur
veys Of the foar companies of engin-
GERS put in the field this year to ox-
anime the places.
They surmised that the Natchess
pass was made lower than the Cowlitz
upon which they had received reports
of engineers which pronounced it prac-
tica!, but yet at a greater elevation
than was desirable, if a pass of less
elevation could be found with easier
grades. This report of engineer j. L.
Sheets must settle the question in IA
vor of the Natchess pass, and it being
in a more direct line from Ainsworth,
on the line of their main trunk and
consequently much shorter, there Can
be little doubt of its adoption by the
company and there is little, if any
doubt that the company will at once
commence operations and carry for
ward rapidly the work of const. uction
of this branch, and thus, when compile
ted have an independent line of thei,
own to carry the produce of the basin
sof the Columbia to the sea, and bring
back merchandise, coal and lumber tc
supply the wants of the people Of thi,
basin. This will give to the people
competition in freighting, which WI
be their only sure guaranty that rcas
,onably low freights, ard passenger
can he secured All the country cas-
and north of the Snake river and ,
part Of that south Of that point will h,
tributary to both the Northern Paciii
and the Oregon Railway and Navisa
ton Company's line to the sea, an,
they can choose between chem. Thj
is what we want.
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Dissatisfied.

Genera! O. o. Howard, during his
stay here Sunday, was waited on at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel by Skamia, II
former chief, but who now has but
few followers Skamia, Ike all others
of his race and Oliver Twist, wanted
more" Last Fall this doughty chief
refused to stay OH the Yakima rescrva-
ton, and was taken to Vancouver,
where he was confined in the guard
house few months, when, becoming
penitent, he agreed to, return to the
reservation and stay there Now he
complains that Agent Wilbur gave
him no land on which to, play the role
of Cincinnatus, and he wished to be
transplanted to the Warm Springs
agency. Through an interpreter, Gen.
Howard informed Skamia that he was
powerless in the matteS and the Agent
Wilbur was the tyhee in matters of
this kind. 1t took some time to MAKE
him understand that providing the
General was 'tirst in war;" he was not
''tirst in peace" in the matter of In
dian treaties. Finally General How
ard gave him letter to Father Viii
bur, aud the conference ended, Il
Empire,
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NOTICE; Foe sEesi-Ai.siP-
TEOY PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, |. r., July q? 1850.
AaOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
SVthe following settler has filed no
tice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration of thirty days from
the date Of this notice, viz: Saturday
Aug 29 1880, 10 m, before B. 7. Morrls,
Dept OK Dist Court, ldano CO., | I, to
he consumated at this Office Tuesday Aug. 3lst
1850, Marcellns 'obh, presumption il. 5. No.
400 for the NFi see u tp so Il . Z and names
the following "a his witnesses viz: VIM.
H. Sebastian NJ. W, Coon and J. G. peaslay
all of Idaho co. |. I. p. q Mt. Idaho. |. 7.
j. Nj. HOWE,
4C Rcuister
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NOTICE FOR
fra-o.Rpisoa Prooc.
LAND OFFICE AZ

L3w;s'oe, /. z. Jug 18th, 1870.
7 -. u = itEutuY ,il if> ~fnA TIE
} lot S.n ;-aaNca Srjt.,r has HL.t notice -
! Il 'ptr4'luu r' ,nake final cnf IN support If
Ia. claim. .nd secure final en- ~ tlcrrni al the
expiration otlhirty DAYS from tae date OF this
notice, viz: Tuesday Aug. II 1890, II Il IN.
ri this office. William Mclaughlin. pre- emp
ton d. no. SOB. t'r the 81 SEA sec aud
NJ NE-t SEC Is tp Is r W. aul ia,nes tho
following a. his witnesses, viz: Nelson Ma
LauShltn, Dehnis sullivan and Wm Plummer
all Of Moscow, Nez Perez cuupty l. T.
j. ii. HOWE,
40 st Eeoistar
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NOTICE FOR
HON este aG Prcof.
LAND OFFICE 1T

LAND OFFICE 1T
Lewiston |. 7. .Iu v II. 1850 I
EROTICE Is HER EDY GIVEN THAT
U VI She following-uaDlel settler has filed
notice Of his intention to make final proof in
support ct his claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration OF thirty days from,
the date Of this notice viz: Tuesday, Aug.
Il lsSt 10 IA. III at this "flice John Burlhow
homestead .enrry No, i3i tor the N NV! sec
II AMI Sl s"i sec, | tp, 80 ) ", and
names the following as his witnesses. viz: Wm
FRYE. WIN. living Charles Bnwiey ard ". Il
Harper all OF Moscow Sen Perez county /. T
j. VI. iiuwE.
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L. :. LAND GFrICE.

L. :. LAND GFFICE.
Lewiston ], 7 July t3th 1850.
Et0NPLAiNF HAVING BEEN EFrEREn
Y at this Office by VIM. W shields against
H,rva2 J, Lyon. for aban !ouins lis h, ntostead
entry No. aS3, Dated Sept, /. 1878 upoG the
81 Nv ani swi NE} aud Swi So section , p
~ y Il W, IN Nez Perez g.. Isain VT u view
50 the cancellations OF saii may. the SAID par
ties ARE hereby summoned To appeas ~ rhls
ofoc the 23d day Of Auvu.t lssH, at TO-
m. TO respond az furnish ties i,anny concein-
ing id alleged Abandonment,
>. NJ. Hawt, 4. j. MuNRer.
Register. 10 i,crriver
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y Office E'Ol.
s'ic-cill,, aaUn s'goDE''
LsNp orF:rr VI

T :. = y
Lewiston |. / .tniy -, ICSA
n Office Is hENEBl ttNEH TntT IKE
/ z oilowing-nsuicd ,elt.tr has del nutf-. al
E,S intention IL make tna. lre". IN s..rnnr, nj
his c'"ttn. Fhd erure hnad pntry theteof n thr
expiration OF thtriy dlys from the .in.a Ut THIS
not ee.vH y eii.s"aH H., % lS$e la Il. ~
" 'hiS once AleN~nfer Norris T.. = 80. 6ui
''f the w. iourh svoiica % ~ III RS ",
aas names the following As his w;.ne.srs. viz .
John poe OF uniontowu =. y. VT. Gcor,-a
u. eti"c!l Q, tones ?. o. !. I. anu William
Wood Of Lewiston p.o 1T.
). VI. lihSe.
l,e..Ficr
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4 |
sH:e HOMESTEAD
PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston. I. f. June %. 1850.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
: Y following named settler has filed n office of
his intention to make final proof in snpnort of
his ''aim and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration "f thirty days from the date of this
notice. viz: Friday. July 30th 1850, p. IN
AZ this office Horace Sampson, homestead entry
No, so for the swquarter sec. 2 To 80 vR W,
and names tn" full wing as his witnesses, viz:
Henry Re Sc, William Gage and r. II. Beeman,
n. of Nez Perez county |. T. +. q. 4euesee.
j. NJ Howe,
Us Register
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1t seems by the Oregoaian that Mr..
II. c. Paige was arrested in Portland
charged with having robbed Wells,
Fargo 4 Cos, treasure box nf s., 600,
between Pendeton and Umatilla.
He claims to be entirely innocent OF
the crime and says it is malicious
prosecution en- the part of John J.
Valentine, superintendent and $. ID.
Brastow, assistant superintendent of
the company. IN default of hail lac
wa, incarcerated, See full account on
our outside,
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Gov EST NOTICE.,
L. ). LAND OFFICE.

{. ). LIND OTFIIE.
Lewiston /, T. July - 1850.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN EN-
7 tered at this Office by Gilman Olmstead
against James Moore for abandoning lis
homestead entry No. 40, dated Oct. 80,
1878, upon tho ~ Ne, SCI Nh and Me- sH{
section 30, Township IS y range ! ", ia
Nez Perez county, Idaho, with view 10
the cancellation of said entry the said par
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 70 day of August, 1850, at 10
o'clock a. IN, to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged ahandment
j. NJ. HOWE f. j. MONROE,
Register. ~ Receiver
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A prisoner on being arrs1gned in
cour. on a charge of grand larceny at
Mt. Idaho few days go WAS asked !:
''are you guilty. whefeupon he re-
piled, ''how can | tell your honor be-
fore | have the evidence do you think
| am smarter than a whole iuryP
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NOTICE, FOR
Presumption fr0ot.
LkND OFFICE At

Lewiston |. T July Sd. 1854.
sasOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Gthe following named settler has fled no.
tee pt bis intention to make final proof IN sup
port OF his claim, and sccnrc ina! entry thereof
at the expiration ut tnir,y ia. iron the late
OF this notice, viz: Tuesday Aug. 10 1880, 10
10 u. M, at this Office, joan A. Miller, pre-
emptinn ID. $. No. 49, for the Sci sec. "a
tp. 36 ) W and names the following rs
his witnesses, viz: Pctc. II. DAVIS, y. 3.
Holbrook amp I, NJ. Manning, all o! Lewis
ton Ne2 Perez CO., |. =.
J. VI. iIoW&,
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OFFICE.
Fer REDEMPTION PROOF,
LAND OFFICn AT

Lewiston, l. T., July y, 1850
ASOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Nv the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and secure final entry
thereof at the expiration OF thirty days
from the date of this notice. viz: Saturday
Aug. 2sth 1850 10 n. IN. At this rfiee, Will m
Wilson pre- emption No. $40 Tor the NJ Nwi and
w NEi sec. q tp. 3S N / W. and names the
following as his witnesses. VIZ: Stephen lies
j. W. Cullice and W. Oycracher all Of Lydia
vile P. o, Nez Perez County L. :.
J. NJ. HowT.
IL Register
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NOTICE FOR HON ESTE AID
PROOF
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston |. T. July ~, 1850
NEOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support Of his claim, and secu e final en-
try thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date of this notice, viz: Friday,
Aug 9th, $780, 10 a. m. at this office John
Mitchell, homestead No. 205 for the sci
section > Up 81 ) W, and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz: Elias Darr,
Thomas r. Mason ard J. c. Wait all Of
Genessec, Nez Perces CO., |. T.
J. NJ. HOWE,
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NOTICE FOR
Prescription Proof.
Ian y OFFICE AT

Lewiston /, 7. June % 1880
q Office II HEREBY Il VEN THAT THE
l Y ;'iiovaS narMed settler has fled irtice of
bis intention 10 make final ,roof 10 support Of
his clam. and >"elsre final entry thereof Mt tho
expiration nf 'hrty DAYS from the date Of this
notice. viz Friday July 10. 1850. y. IL. at
this Office Charles c. sampson. pre- enpuon
b. $. No. u for che ~ swVuartcr swqnartcr
swquar.er, sec. = and sEqu 'rter sEauartnr see
33 Up 81 W. and names the following AS
his witnesses viz: sanford Evnns. 4 Alexander
Norris and " i,,,sn Gage, all oi Ncz Peroe
county |. r.
}. NJ. Howe,
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Scours. Lieut.. Farrow, with 20
Indian scouts. went to Vancouver
yesterday morning, where they will be
mustered in and returned to the upper
country, and enter into active service.
They were recruited at the Umatilla
agency. Emoire,
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NOTICE
Homestead Proof,
LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston 1. T: June 2Sth 1880
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date of this
notice, viz; Friday Ang 9Th 1880, 10 a. H..
at this flee Alexander S. Dornan homestead
No ISL for the sw4 Nwi and WI sw quarter
and sEquarter swquarter sec rp 3S NR5W
and names the foil owing as his witnesses, viz;
Vim. M. Zeitler, George s. lloke, NJ. M. Snow
and Christian fcilman all of Moscow, Nez
Perez county l. T.
j. NJ. HOWE.
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NO ICE OR REDEMPTION
PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT

IA Nd Uf T TUE 4 T
Lewiston |, I. July q, 1850.
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proofin support of
his claim. and secure final entry thereof at the
expiration of thirty days from the date Of this
notice, viz: Saturday, Aug, 81, 1850, 10 a.
m. before B. +. Morris, deputy dist. clerk,
Idaho CO., l. r., and at this office Tuesday
Aug, 81 10 a. IN. Comfort v Romin gton
u. s. No. 1875, for the W. Sc =. and VI swt see.
81 tip 30 2E. and names the following as
his witnesses. VIZ: L. A. West. Sanford Gran
dali and NJ. Y. JarIet, all of Gransevillc, Idaho
county |. 7.
j. N. HOWE,
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NOTICE FOR
Prescription Proof.
LAND OFFICE At

11tNISIOH JHIV tt IO6V.
n Office IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. y tie foilowirg-namcd settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make Gnal proof i'll
support vi his claim, and secure final entry
thereof a. the expiration of thirty days from
the date o. this notice, viz: Tuesday Aug.
" 1854. 10 ut this Office William Plum
mar, presumption D, s No. 400 Tor the lots
81 aud - Sri sec | rp. - wv, and
names the iui.owing IA his witnesses. viz:
Charles StroUp. VIA. NcLau-hi AMI Dennis
Sullivan. all {. Nose-w, Aez r.rce co. |. T.
J NJ HnwE,
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PROC + NOTICE.
pse-Hmp.ioa Proof.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston, l. T. July 18th 1850.
n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
/ y the fol owing namca settler has filed notice
OF his intention 10 make anal proof in support
"t his claim, aud secure final entry thereof ut
the expiration of thirty days from the date of
th's notice viz Wednesday Aug. 18th 1850,
Ia II. IN, ut this Office, William 7. Cox, pre-
einpt'"n D. S. No. 49,. for the lots = { and
Sc! sE!i and Nr} sEi see. tp 81 y G W, and
names the follow ing his witnesses. viz: James
McGrane, Edward Pearcy and b. J. Warner
all Of Lewiston =. 0. Nez Perez CO. idaho
J. NJ. Howe,
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NOTICE FOR
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LAND OFFICE AT

Ian ~ VI flCE "A
Lewiston l. I. July 90, 1880.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and secure final en-
try thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date of this notice, viz Saturday
Aug. 2S, 1850, | | a. m, before b. F. Morris.
deputy dist clerk Idaho county l. T., to
be consumated at this office Tuesday, Aug. 2lst
1880. Henry c. Johnson, presumption d. s.
No. asa for the NJ SET and swt sci and SEA
swf sec. 81 tip. 30 NR2E and names the fol-
lowing as his witnesses, viz: Cyrus Overman
Alexander }. Watson. and John G. Harris, all
of Idaho CO. l. I, p. O.'Grangeville idaho co.
|. S
j, NJ. Howe.
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PROOF NOTICE
For Pre- emptiOn.
LAND OFFICE AT


Lewiston. I. r.. July 7th 1880.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Y the following named settler has lied
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and secure fnal entry
thereof at the expiration of thirty days from
the date of this notice, viz: Tuesday August
10 1880 10 Il. IN. at this Office JohnH Roberts,
presumption d. s. No. 3l2 for the NJ NE4
and NJ Nw4 sec. ID tip, 80 MRS W, and
names the following as his witnesses, viz:
William Sigler. Alfred Robinson and
jefferson Groves all of Nez Perez co. l. T.
j. n. HOWE,
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NOTICE FOR
Prescription Proof.
LAND OEFIC; AT


Lewiston |. 7. July 9th 1850.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l \ the following named settler has filed
notice of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, as:d secure final entry
thereof ut the expiration of thirty days from
the date of this potice, viz: Thursday
Aug. II 1850. 10 "a. III. at this office, John
Roberts pre-empt.nn ID. :. No. rs for the
MI see. u tp. IS NE3 ", and names the
following AZ his witnesses, viz: James
Grimes Lafayette Herbert and Joseph
Davidson, all Of t;ciesee Nea Perce co. |. I.
j NJ iiuwm
2l.ht Enni4ter.
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MARRIED..

In this city, at the residence of the bride s
parents, July 18th $780, by judge d. J.
Warner, Mr.. B. d. Crocker and Miss Mollie
Truax, all OF Nez Perez county, |. T.
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LAND OFFICE AT

LAND OFFICE AT
Lewiston, l. T., July Sth, 1880
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed
notice OF his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and secure final en-.
try thereof at the expiration of thirty days
from the date Of this notice, viz: Wednes.
day Aug. IL 1850, 10 a. M, at this Office
Christian Wartemberg, presumption d. 8
No. I'LL for the Nw4 sec. 33 tip. IS .
W, and names the following as his witnesses
viz: VIM. Wing, VIM. Dose, Michael Mann
and Henry Deestan, all of Genesee, Nez
Perez CO., l. L.
j. M. HOWE,
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Item fran arrens.
WARrEss, July Goth, 1880.
TuE phLANE UNTEI

THE PALACE HOTEL.
Mr.. EotroR This we'll known
hotel is beautifully situated on the
meadows and surrounded 10y good fish
ing and hunting grounds, and within
three miles of Washington City aid
on the direct road to Ri. creek the
celebrated battle grounds OF the Sheep
Eater Indians. The travelling public
AMI tourists generally viii find this
hotel second to none in the upper
country for the Entertainment Of both
man and horse, the rooms for guests
are commodious, large and we'll sup
piled with the best of "Mosouri,"
blanhets ueN aired. Tho gentleman
in charge of ;he culinary department,
Nr. Nlckattan is professor Of foreign
pastry, boss sawyer and cXroad
agent, am am1rat OF reference given
If required. The iirm takes pleasure
-, -,
''
having Puf'l'''Neu l'rs' io' Oh ho8o
on credit, are prepared to do business
to suit the times, and The travellers
nurses h,oonoa and ,,lral,jos vall
cared for if left with the firm. Horses
'aN'' " i"''''' ~ ''e' s'iin'e"' '''o
hostler AchAfTAN x MIH"EN,
Proprietor's
g2.vp,.D p,11oE "a ~
nalt. , H., go.
-,
WI" 91'''i' up
bIlI'i, 'b.iNt pig NItH itt"u hbi
supper pork straight, SAX II re
CURED.
LIZ 'cheon, h"h when they arc caught
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