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En-. Com. y. 8. Getchell
at their head. will pre-
sent a fine appearance
tomorrow.
Wo ons ocket COM
mandery was organized
September 10, 1867.
Those who have held
the office OF eminent
commander are Emer-
son Goddard. Ira w.
Arnold, Stafford W.
Race, Francello G. Jill
son. Moses p. Roberts,
Walter Z. Parker, Lib
bens C. TourtellOt, Ed
win Aldrich, Amos A.
Pevey, stephen N.
Longer, jr.. Amos Sher-
$500 ~
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institution Of . COM
mandery at Charlotte,
to be designated as
Charlotte commaudery,
No. 50, X. T. On June
"a (St. Johns day. the
ceremonies Of dedica-
ton, institution and In
stallation Of officers was
performed by the officers
Of the Grand command
cry Of Michigan. there
being present the fol-
lowing visiting COM
manderies: De Molay,
No. 5, Of Grand Rapids;
Jackson. No. q: Mar
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raised, Is st. Louis. No.
/, which comes with a
hundred knights In line.
This com m an derry,
which has the honor OF
escorting the Grand
commandery of Mis-
souri,. makes its head
quarters with the latter
boiy In GAR. han. 1T.
Louis commandery. No.
/. h. T., located az st.
Louis, No., was char
tered by the Grand en-
camp,nent Of the L. :.
September Is. 1917. and
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since then upheld the
banner of Templar Ma
sorry In Kalamazoo.
This f1gurative banner
will be well represented
In line tomorrow by a
real banner, an elegantly
embroidered double one,
borne aloft by the stand
ard bearer of Peninsular.
The sir knights, Of
whom about sixty
will be in line, will
wear the regulation uni
form.
The OH GERS of the
'commandery are: WV.
'Olin, eminent COM
mander; r P. Hobbs,
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Bristol of North AttIeborough, Mass.
Bristol Commentary Of North Attleborough

Bristol county, Mass,
which arrived here to-
day with about sixty
knights. was organized
at Mansfield, Mass, No
vember 10, 1870. The
following have been its
Past En-. Commanders:
Chas. L. Smith, saml. 8.
Ginnedo, Jno. l. Ken
dali, Daniel II. Smith.
Jacob Silloway. jr., Ihos.
@. Sandland. Arthur E.
Codding, Peter yerney,
Edward @. Martin James
A. Codding. Its men,
bership Is I2and its con-
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Samuel b. 7 b a Z ter,
Zachariah /. Bicknell,
stephen S. Bradford,
Amos s. Stetson, VIM. H.
Maine, Silas B. Dicker-
man, Frederic K s.
Strong, VIM. II. Davis.
It's present member
ship numbers 1875, and it
has brought to Washing
ton 40 knights.
Its present officers are
as follows: Sirs Jere-
miah 4. Richmond,
eminent commander;
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EN-. COM. N. J. BUCK. In the twenty years that
have elapsed the commandery has steadily ad-
vanced, gaining constantly in numbers and
abating nothing in zeal. Its members have
numbered many Of the most distinguished and
valuable citizens Of Lansing. The office of emil
nent commander has been filled by Alfred Bixby,
Geo. W. Chandler T. B. Thrift, Chas. II. Hold.
skin, Leland H. Briggs and Benj F. Davis. The
present eminent commander is Mayton ]. Buck,
and the other officers-Mason d. Chatterton
generalissimo; WIN. s. Wright, captain general;
Myron B. Carpenter, prelate; Jno. H. Banghart,
senior warden; Aaron Aber, Junior warden: Fred.
NJ. Alsdorf, treasurer; Geo. A. Hasby, recorder;
Adelbert c. Dubois, standard bearer; Geo. w.
Spice, sword bearer; Chas. F. Taylor. warder.
and Andrew ]. Shiyeley sentinel
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NJ. CUM. CVtWuII I.
comb and Eugene Fiield, trustees.
Among those who have held the Office of emf
nent commander are: Richard j. Carney, John
5. Judson, Richard J. Carney, Charles +. Glib
son, Frank Crandell. Charles F. Gibson, Fl. A
Chamberlain. Oscar F. Hamet, Charles II. Pom
cry and HanfOrd E. Meeker.
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five strong, from Law
renee. Mass. This COM
mandery was organized
in 1854 and has a men,
bership of 230. Since
its organization this
commandery has par
ticipated in several i'm
portant events, among
them the dedication of
the Masonic temple at
Boston and the dedica-
,tion of the Ladd and
whitney monument at
Lowell, Mass.
The present officers
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st. Bernard, of East Saginaw,

sir knights all wearing
the regulation uniform.
This commandery was
organized May 8. 1867.
The office of eminent
commander has been
filed during the inter-
vening years by Emil
nent Sir Knights NJ. G..
7. Plessner. Irving NJ.
Smith. Edwin Saunders.
VIM. L. Weber. Joshua
Tuthill. Douglass Hoyt,
Fred. ]. Burton, Fred.
f. Hoyt. T. E. Borden.
l.. 7. Durand and A. T.
Rllss
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This commandery was
organized May g, 1856,
and sipce that time has
participated In the ma
tional triennial conclaves
at Baltimore in 1871. at
Cleveland In 1877 and at
Chicago In 1880. The
commandery IL Z well
drilled and has q men,
bership Of 145. About
50 knights came with
hec0mmand. They are.
stationed in their Pull;
man cars at the depot,
The officers for the pres.
ent are: w. =. King.
n fn mt Anx~
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Lansing and vicinity, held
its first conclave January
2S. 1869. A charter was
granted to it June2.1S
and in less than three
months there were twen-
ty members enrolled. The
first charter election took
place June IL. 1869, and
a public installation fol-
lowed, July 90. 1869. The
proceedings of this day
are memorable to the
body, for then the ''cope
stone" Of the command
cry was put in place.
closed with q banquet at
the Lansing house.
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I'm. COM. GETCHELL. man. Edward T., Newell
Samuel 5. White Chas f. Thomas. and Seth s.
Getche
The uniform worn is that prescribed by the
Grand commandery Of Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island
The officers for the present term are: En-. Sir
Seth 5. Getchell. commander; Sirs Geo. w.
Miller, generalissimO; Geo. w. Hazelhurst, IT.,
captain general; Geo. ]. Baldwin, prelate; Nell
son Fl. Mowry. senior warden; Geo c. knight.
junior warden; E. Chas. Francis, treasurer;
Samuel p. Cook. recorder: Clement E. Darling,
sword bearer: Thomas b. Staples. standard
bearer; Geo. f. Hope. waIder; James F. Evans,
first guard; James MeaFs. second guard; Thos
Fisher, third guard; John Hackett, senior.
st. John, No. 1, of Providence.
'Sine intermssione ab intior Is the motto Of
st. Johns commandery. No. l. Of Providence,
Il. l., and the motto is well deserved St Johns
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those who have held the ONCE of eminent COM
mander are John W. Finch, Orsamus Lamb and
w. f. Jewett.
Charlotte Commandery Of Michigan.
At the regular annual convention of the Grand
commandery K. I. Of Michigan. held in Detroit
May 10, 1885, dispensation was granted for thu
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St Aldemar, No. IS, Of st. Louis.

T. ALDEMAR command
cry. No. IS, OF st. Louis,
which arrived today, is
justly proud of the
banner of the command
cry, Tor st. Aldemar has
not only distinguished
Itself in many public
occasions. but covered
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cling, but eager for the
fray. Among them 10
an old Washingtonian,
Joseph @. Browne, the
present treasurer, who
Is Q native Of this city.
He 10 . knight Of high
rank. being . past grand
master, past grand high
priest, past grasd thrice
iIlustrious and past
grand commander Of;
The four grand Masonic|
bodies Of Missouri
He i The emily man vhe
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THE MISSOURI PILGRIMS.
The Grand Commandery and Distin.
guished knights Composing 1t.

The members Of the Grand commandery Of
Missouri are comfortably located at Fleisch-
mans, opposite Wizards hotel. The central
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MINNESOTA's CONTINGENT.
The Grand Commandery and Its Dis
tinguished Head

The headquarters Of the Grand commandery
Of Minnesota are at the Ebbitt house. This
body is headed by Grand Commander Walter
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Adrian, No. 4, Of Michigan.

The sounds Of martial music at the Pennsyl-
vania depot last night announced the arrival of
Adrian commandery, No. 4, Of Adrian, Mich.
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has ever bold al q II con cARTEnIuR
those positions IN NE state Of Missouri He 4
nov Afg-thrss ysers Il sgs. h prssssA
sntnsn1 commandsr. En- Dir wA. =
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Lansing Commandery. No. %.

commandery from Michigan that will at
tract attention is Lansing commandery, No. Is.
This cOmmandery, organized among MasOns of
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EN-. CON. VAN ZHE. shall No. IL. and Battle
Creek. No. 33. There were thirty charter mem
bers, and under dispensation OF the right emil
nent Grand commander the ballot was spread
and twenty-three additional members were
e.ected on the evening Of Institution. Cen D.
b. Anger was chosen the first eminent COM
mander Che also being a past eminent COM
mander OF Columbia, No. 2, Washington. d. C.1.
and following in order since have been Eminent
Sirs p. s. DeGratf A. D. Baughman and Judge
Philip I. Van ZIe. the latter being the present
commander. The commandery attended the
trlennlal conclave held at st. Louis in a body.
mastering 40 swords, and has made several
other pilgrimages. The following is the present
list of officers: Philip 7. Van Zile. eminent COM
mander A. NJ. Barber. generalissimo; p D. Pat
terson captain general; A. p. Green. prelate; G.
B. Allen, senior warden; George Huggett. ju-
nor warden; E. 7. Church, treasurer; Homer
Green, recorder; William j. Bennett, standard
bearer; Charles f. Baster, sword bearer Horace
8. Maynard, warder; Lafayette Rowley. sentinel
The membership of the commandery is now 95.
about 40 of whom are quartered at the Hamil-
ton house.
st. Bernard, Of East Saginaw.
East Saginaw will be most creditably repre-
sented tomorrow by st. Bernard commandery
No. IT, which will have 80 swords in line, the
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F. and AN, and to the Grand chapter of
Massachusetts,.
Old Colony COmmandery
OF Arlington, Mass, was organized October 26,
1853 Those who have held the Office Of emf
nent cornun nller are Sirs Nm " Xhitmarsh
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Washington, No. 4, of Newport.

Washington commandery. No. 4, K. T., New
port, r. l., has an interesting history. As
Washington encampment, No. 2, Knights Tenn
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Peninsular, No. 8, Kalamazoo.

From Kalamazoo comes Peninsular command
cry, No. 8, well-known body. which has had
charter ever since September IL 1856 and ever
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=. since its organization EN-. COM. M'KyIGHr.
the commandery has taken part in all the trien-
NAL conclaves. The present membership is It's
ana the present officers are: Eminent Sirs r. B.
Mcknight, eminen. Commander: Harvey VIII
Hams, guide; A. l.. Button, captain general;
sirs Thomas n. Rushing, prelate; j. G. Mccall,
recorder; W. ii. Clark, treasurer; Charles ].
Reynick, senior warden; Frank Ellsworth. Junior
warden; John E. West, standard bearer; C. E.
Powell. sword bearer; William B. Moore. war
den; William Cole sentinel.
~ Inc commandery, which is quaytered at the
National hotel, came to Washington in company
with Flint and Bay City Communicates on a spe-
cial vestibued train.
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ann Arbor commandery, No. 10, is one of the
pest known bodies in Michigan and includes in
It's membership many men known throughout
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-02-28

SPECIAL Merle IS.

Jessie Moore Whiskey, Of 1882 for sale at
the 0. K. 4 n, Exchsns-. Cali III AUD
sample 1t.
II yos want good steel engraving cheap,
call u. this Office AMI you can get 1t.
Go VI. X. Dsrnets for tie celebrated
Balm Wagon.
The best assortment Of clocks in Lewiston
eau be found at Geo. Il. Lakes. lo-t.
Brighton Range i. first class, aad the best
rang. in tho world. Bannell has IT.
New Orleans Molasse, on draft at ;.
Wildcuthaller's. by the quart or gallon II
Good lead pescil, for % cents per dozen.
envelopes cents hunch st lsaman J Go $
II. X. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Bain Wagon, i'll this city,
Bunnell keeps full line of all kinds OF
stoves. Ii YOU need a stove or house t1"-
nshing goods will save money 10y calling
on him Bar iron of assorted sizes for sale
cheap
APPLES.-E. Texier has large Quac'
,ty of tine Apples for sale, by the sack,
at reasonable price. Give him cal
il You want good winter Apples. lott
If YOU want to borrow money 90 to ). :
Rogers aud get it at ten per cent. lott
l GREAT BARGAINS.-T and Dresi
Ftanels. Cloaks, Short Wraps and Overcoat
at cost to close out. A rare chance to sc
, cure bargains in the above lines.
Aft BELLus j CASE.
WANTsD'-A girl to do general house
work for family of two persons; wage
! good Apply to Jacob Cooper, tarmngton
Washington Territory. lott
THE ABonN DEED N EscRow.-Th
Montana Investment company. und'
whose auspices the $500, 900 Ah"rn liou''
located at Des Moiues, Iowa, is bclag di
posel of by drawing at Helena, NJ, T., u
der the laws of the territory has dAposite
the deed OF the property with the FIR
, National back of Helena III escrow for I'll
n henetit of the holder OF the winning tIcSe
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-02-28

The Boise Statesman publishes an al
fidavit Of fifteen more citizens OF Lewis
ton, touching statehood meeting held
ioI.ewiston. We republish this more as
a curiosity than a statement OF facts
which our people, generally, who were
present., know to be pervers'on, there
fore it would convey no more intorma-
ton from counter. affidavits when
could be obtained by scores were 1t neces'
sary. II these fifteen citizens can satisfy
their idea Of right to so misrepresen'
their fellowmen and feel happy, 'hey(caI
stretch their oath to great latitude g
compass a point against those who difie'
with them on any disputed question
and we have nothing to say more sha'
We have already said before In the TEL
LEn, and they eau enjoy all the honor o
their pervcrsion OF the truth,
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With Washington admitted aud North
Idaho left out, what effect will it have on
the prize Of land in North ldahof Inc
prospec. for immigration this year to tn
eastern. middle and southern states to
this side Of the Rocky mountains is very
bright, and more especially since the al
mission of Washington. But where Will
they eudeavor to make settlements The
settlement Of a new state, with good
natural resources, has always been quite
rapid, and lands have been in great de-
mand.
These lands in Washington, suitable
for agriculture, will naturally advance in
price, and all lands for sale vii! end a
ready sale to supply the incoming imml-
grafton, These lands will find much
more ready sale and at much more ad-
yanced price than what they would have
brought under territorial government
North Idaho might have enjoyed this ad-
vantage if she had been attached ane
been part Of Washington. But as tn
present prospect is-,housh much OF he
land is intriusically Of more value thai
much Of the land in Washington Blu
, it will no, be sought, because it is 10
: territory, and is likely to remain in tina
t coudi.i n for decade Of years, and thu
eyery land owner in North Idaho mus
, suffer in the price-of his land, ADD b
: heavily taxed to maintain the govern
ment Of Idaho from which he gets com
d para,ively no benefit in return.
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"The rush for office is awful! says n
letter writteu..trom Washington. Offices
worth $500 are in demand by scores o!
applicants, and larger ones appreciated III
proportion. 1t is nothing new t, have
the chaotic and diotic rush for office
happen just before the first of March
Every administration for fifty years has
encountered the same difficulty and has
generally survived it, though 1t probably
killed Ben Harrison's grandfather. Ben
is younger and is tougher; as tough as
old Joe BaAstock. aud it may worry but
won't kill him. But it is disgraceinl
phase OF humanity all the same. A re
formed civil. service would shut off q
majority Of this. and do away with the
serseless rush of "poor devils that Is so
paio.ul to witness. 1t is denoralizinS to
the worst degree, this rush Tor oiice.
A man is lost to himself and everything
else when he becomes an Office seeker.
If he could build up a moderate business
or f!l som. permanent place, and I'LL II
well, he could not improve his chances
even if successful in obtaining plaza un
der government. A rage and passion
| for utfice is destructive and unhealthy
and uuG,s man for any good in life
OTe10nldn.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
RICHARD kADOMSKY--Hd 1O57,
LAND OFFICE Ar

Lewiston, l. I. Feb. b, 1855.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH1
IN following named settler has fled nstiee
bf his intention to mako final proof in support
Of bis claim and that said proof will be mad1
at this Office. on March 10. 1889. viz: Richard
2akosnsky. fer the sw a SEQ 70 tp IS nr5w,
b. N. He mares the following witnesses t.
provo lis continuous residence upon, and cul.
tivstion Of said land. viz: Joseph Robnett,
E. d. Whitcamb, G. Il. Whitcsmb, Luther B.
Goblc, all Of Lewiston. Idshe.
Any person who desires to protest agaiAst
the allowance si such proof. or who knows u
any substantial reason, under the Law sa9
regulations Of the Interior department. Why
such proof should not be allowed, will b. givsn
an opportunity It the above mentioned tim1
and place to cross exanins the witnepses el
said clsimant. and to offer evidence 10 rsbut.
tai Of that submitted by claimant.
FRANCIS +. PATTERSON.
10 Register.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTINE is hereby given that tho under
signed will sell the following real property II
Lewiston on the 18th day Of March. 1889, vt
two o'clock p. M, to the highest bidder for
cash. the sam~ being the property Of Nss
Perce county. to-wit: The southeast quarter
Of tho northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter Of scctsa
thirty. township seventeen north. Of range
forty -6vo east, vii annette meridian, in Whit.
man county, Washington Territory, the said
tract Of land containing eighty acres. War
| rantee title given. The right to reject any and
all bids reserved.
by order Of the board of county com mis-.
| sioners Of Neg Perez county.
JASPER RAND. Chairman.
Lewiston, 7. T., Jan, 81, 1882 I91
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THE BIG LOTTERY AT HELENA
100000 For gl-$3oo, 600 For IS.

Send 81 TO IS to the Montana Investment
company, Helena, Montana, for chance in
their prize distribution. The 100000
Aborn House, Des Moines, Iowa, and 1913
cash prizes from $40 TO 5000.
~ hole tickets, So; tifths, 81. Remember
that the deed to the capital prize. the
Aborn House, is now in escrow at the First
National bank, Helena. N. T., ready to be
;urued over to the holder OF the WANING
icket ll-lm
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Mauy pcople can eusily turn traitor to

Many people can ensily turn traitor to
a principle in which they have fondly
expressed their uudying faith rather than
10 be put to some trouble or iucouven-
fence which they have not the ready
means OF aver.ing. Others can be
bought off by promise Of some imagin-
ary good to result bya desertion oil
principle for time, to grasp that good
which they can never realize while li'
lasts.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
GEORGE II. RILEY-Hd. 0l5.
LAND OFFICER AT

Lewiston ldaho req. IL, 1903.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has 6led nstics d
bis intention to make 6ual proof in support 81
his claim and tbatsaid proof will be made 1t
this omcs. On March p. 1850. Wis: George
H. Riley for the lots and 2 and - y ne,4
SEQ 5 tp 30 nr5 v BM. He names the follow.
lowing Witnesses % prove his continuous resi-
dspes upon, and cultivation Of. said land. Wis:
henry II. Rees. tGeorgs Rees, Paul B. An
heny, al 81 Unicntrwn. ". r.. cad Saadfssd
..sf Genssee, Idaho.
Any person who desirss 70 protest assiast
the allowance II such proof, or wbe knees Of
any substsu tiai X ason. under the laws snd the
reg alatiesal6f the Interior Department. WIZ
such prss3ss hsulA not be ale I'D. will Be given
an eppS (asity At the abovs mentioned time
aud plkss to essss-sxanine he witnesses q
isaid claimant, and 70 cdpf evidences In rebsteai
81 that Submitted by cD9imant.
FRANCIS T. PATTERSON.
3 ksgistsr.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
On Sale Of Real Estate.

In tho Probate Court Of tho County Of Mes
Psrcc, Idaho Territory.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of the heirs
Of Charles Carlton. dtceased.
1t appearing to the Court from the petit
ton this day presented and filed by Jasper
Rand, the guardian Of said estate, praying for
an OF der Of sale Of certain real estate belonging
to said estate that tits for the best inte ests Of
said rea, estate and necessary that such real
estate he sold.
1t is hereby ordered that the next Of kin Of
tho minor heirs and all persons interested in
the said estate. appear before this Court On
Wednesday, the 18th day of March. 1889, at
Ii O'clock a. III. ut the oourt room of said
C'u' "a the City Of Lewiston. l. T.. then and
t'-re t. show cause why an order should net
be granted for the sale Of such estate
And it is further ordered that u copy OF ina
| order be Published n, least once week for TIRES
successive weeks before said day Of hearing in
| the LEWISTON TELLER, newspaper printed
| and published in said county aud territory.
| W. NJ. RICE.
| Probate Judge:
Dated February II. 1879. 2o-4
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Notice or EstratsA@

NOTICE is hereby given that I, N. L.
Smith, Of Lewiston, Idaho. have taken up -
estray. enc white cayuse horse, she'd all
reunds and branded III on left shoulder The
owner will please call pay all charges aud take
the animal. or be will be sold according to Law.
Horse supposed to be 7 or 8 years old.
EOS n. L. SMITH
Dated Lewiston. Idaho. Feb. 8. 1885,