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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-31
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
In the Post Office at Lewiston, Nex
PIERCE County, Idaho Territory, July
10, 1880:
Len H. Barlow, Miss Mayne Bard,
Ephriam Bunker, Mr.. J. G. Carwell,
Charles L. Davis, Mr. Abe Harchelrode,
]. B. johnson, Miss Nellie Kane, Rack
E. Miller, L. X. McElroy, Ja.nes Pal
som, Miss Moroni Stokes, Edw. Smith,
VIM. A. Wilson, James Clark, F. w.
Eaton, A. l.. Pugh.
l.. B. BoICE, P. NJ.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-31
Summons.
Territory of Idaho,


County of Neu Perez. ''
In the Probate Court Of Mes Perez County.
P. NJ. Davis. Receiver Of the property Of II.
X. Barnett. Plaintiff. VIM. Scribnsr,
Defendant.
To VIM. H. scribner:
In tho name Of the people of the United States
in the Territory Of Idaho
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on
dc in the once of the Probate Court Of the
County Of Mes Perce, in the Terrific y:of Idaho
the ompaint of P. M. Davis a. Receiver Of
the property Of H. X. Barnett. demanding Of
You the sum of Five hundred dollars with in
terest thereon ct the rate oflk per cent per
month from April Is, 1883. and sttornsy fees,
together with costs Of this action upon the fol.
lowing causes Of action. to-wit: For the prin.
cipal and iuterert on promissory note. made.
executed and delivered BY you to II. K. Bar
nett: said note dated April 10. 1883. payable in
I've months after date with interest u thu
rate Of y per cent per month until paid. and
for the principal sum Of Five husdrsd dollars
Of suit And you are also notified that unless
You appear and snswsr to said com plant
within ten days after the service hereof, II
served within Mes Perez County, ssd within
twenty days, II served out Of said county bat
within this judicial distriet, and within
forty days II SERVED out ofthis district (sxelu.
sive Of the day Of ssrvics) the plsinti6 will
take default aud Judgment against you II
the sum Of $4,000 and interest and costs.
GIVEN under ny hand and the seal Of the
Probate Court Of Mes Perez County.
r.. 81 idaho Territory. this 80th day Of
Jsns, A. D. 1899.
". n. RICE. Prob..s Judge
42-6t and Ex.odisio Clerk.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-31

-HORsEMEN d FARMERS NOTICE.
w. d. Wright has opened a black
smith shop on Eugene st., below Uni
versalist church. Give him q call.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-31
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.
NARY C. STITT-Pre. D. s. 1928.
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston. I. r.. June 80. 1890.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIL 9
following named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof in support Of
his claim, aad that said proof will be made
before U. 8. Land Once. ct Lewiston. Idaho.
ON August 8. 1890. Wis: Mary c. stitt for the
nv nwA eco II swA eva and lot SEQ
twp 80 n 2w B NJ. He names the following
Witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon aud cultiv alton Of. said land. viz: Will
liam B. Dixon, Willard b. Morrow. Bertram
". Tsft, Henry Riadon, al Of Mason, Idaho.
G. n. DAY,
40 Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-31
Grain anQS Stock.

Locked in by the deep canyons Of
the Snake and the Clearwater river.
are agricultural and grazing lands eou.t
to any the world. A million bushe,.
Of grain will pass through Lewiston tn
market this year. Thousands Of head
Of cattle are fattening ON the r.nrer
behind us.
INDIAN RESERVATION.
The great Nez Perez Reservation
joins the city. Soon more than 500 ooo
acres of fine lands:.will be thrown open
to homesteaders. The allotment Of the
lands to the Indians Is now beinr
made.
RAILROADS AND IMPROVEMENTS,
Two railroads are now In process Of
construction. Hundreds of men ara
employed. A plant for Water and
Light company costing $50, 900 will be-
erected this season. Vast irrieatine
bitches are to be constructed. Land
has doubled in value in three month.
If you want to engage in business Of
any kind come to Lewiston. Webs
water power for a hundred mills. Anv
branch of manufacturing will reap a.
rich reward. For particulars, call on
or address
Thompson, Stanton 4 Co..
Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-31
Lewiston.

:
This coming metropolis Il located in
The sheltsesd valley Of Snake river, ct
the head Na4sn Of navigation. It IL
the natnfal outlet to the land-locked
empire bshind It. The country tribu-
tary contains empires.
FRUIT.
Lewiston lies 1t the center of the
great fruit growing regions. Thousands
Of tons Of fruit are now ripening in this
sunny CLINE. The fertile valleys Of the
Clearwater and the Snake can Be easily
irrigated and produce abundantly.
Arc found In the camps Of Salmon
river, OH Nna, ELI City, Pierce City,
Florence and Warrens. The richest
UNEMPLOYED mineral regions in the west
lis tributary 70 this point Their sup
plies are furnished By our merchants.
Their orc h shippsd ffom here.
TO1HKR.
Tho C1oaxWaese reaches back into the
xseat timber regions Of the Bitter Root
Raee. Millions Of feet Of the finest
timber known can be doated here at
slsRht cost. Lewiston IL the only mark
q Tor this vast timber region. For par
tlculars, call on or address
TAsnpssa, Stanton &C.,,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-07-31
E.T.TANNATT,
RedE Estate, Surveying,

Money to loan. Insurance Agency
BLUE PRINT MAPS A SPECIALITY. Or
ders from neighboring towns given
special attention. Kendrick, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
BiacscfGst Cutting .Afiray.

Eag'e {.O.s Regnsss.
On Monday evening gt o -a1tisr
late hour, Q nuuiDsr Of BOYS were
epngrsga.sd iu the Smithsonian bar
rom when One Jim Hsyss began
patsng an old man frpm PpcstaliD
by the name pf Martin. Spms Of
fine boys separatsd them end made
Hayes leape Marin ilone. Prom
fnent among tbs pacIfeators was
Chancey &iehuls, railway Operator,
and Halves seemed 80 have 9 seFsrs
grudge against him for 50 doing.
Afterwards they locked the place
and retired for the night, forgetting
The little difficulty between Hayes
and MARTA.
~ an early hopr in fhe morning
Michele mas awakened by 3 call
from IN front Of the depot and
upon going ont, found Hayes On
Als horse 5tl 13e middle Of the rail-
road track. Chaneey walked mp
to the horse and patted him On
the neck when Hayes remarked Il
have ert bin TO = finish and ] did
II g2st Like this,@ and be struck at
Nichols throat but the LATTER,
being On the alert, lodged and
escaped the blade If bis large
pocket knife, IEe then rode away.
Only a few taome+Its Later Martin
staggered into the depot wounded
10 many places and bleeding freely.
DIR, Behle MAS summoned and took
stitches I'D fifteen wounds On Mar
tins body, Under Sheriff Hay
bald was notified atd went north
IN quest Of Hayes and overlook
'a'hA ~ '>eg AasbI5brns place ia
The north part VI tDnn. Hayes
was jailed and Martin mas taken
TO Poeatello where his recovery 10
reported, The most dangerous
wounds are in the back and il il
feared rear the heart. The ARRAY
took place in front Of the old Arson
Il Dab0is hotel as shown By the
the bioDd stains On the boards
posts and lumber piled thereabout.
Sentiment runs high agains. Hayes.
Martin MAS harmless old gentle
man.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01

silssr City Ayaiascbe.

Sii'sr City A,aiasche.
George Gilmore came into town
yesterday looking 40 cross 40 If
the boys had stolen all his apples.
He says he has been trying to
start East with carload Of horses
but after waiting twelve days at
Mt Home for a car, he had
brought the stock back and turned
II out on the range. People are
beginning 70 suggest turning the
management Of the y. =. railway
over TO some little boys. Any
change would apparently be an
improvement.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01

g-anta and tire sea-,e~ fur al -'Ii-EE
makes life auG Ifuue attractive
and diesrraDie. 10 eoue Hl.tae- 1aud
aunie
Telrp~@cif!zen u IGan. - Va
eattfer lie frsre ri TINS magnificent
exposition IL tife 1ueeu Cry " .tIR
Northwest, wffsre flourish, ps IL lie
native paradise, al tnat II nIarlty
III man and wune1ily IL rHutnfI,
Re, lts lake npuu Dursai@ee Z great
cath .isat though We t,e lass m al
esse. We viii be true 10 ltanp
-ttnugh ali cptitsrs pTpGe ta1-tlfss
still, aud when, IN DDedisree 10 +pe
great cpmmand dust 10 dust p,lr
isea-ts shall return 10 tfe earth
whence they sprung, they viii SIM
into her BOSOM with the p-pnn
consciousness tiiat they newer Knew
une ieat not IN unison with tte
Interests, tbs honor and gpry Ut
the Gem II Etie Mountains.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01

A st. Petersberg journal publish
ca two articles on the new Ameri.
can silver law and its effect on the
Russian mining industry.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01

idsb9's srabls belts enjoy the
influence Of the warm currents Of
tbs Pacific, and are of grand pro,
portions aud aaeKeeiied for prodne.
tiysaess, Tbs yield Of wheat. oats,
barley and oil kinds Of cereals and
vegetables IL not exeeiied sven in
the CREST psl0ass valley. The
counties Of Lstab, Sez Perez and
Idaho alone produce grain enough
10 feed 81 empire, There are
100000 10 100000 acres 10
the valleys and Hplsnds Of Id abo,
which can bs cultivated and made
very isyishly productive Of all
tbs eerssls and vegetables that
are raised north Of ths cotton grow.
iBg line In the Atlantic States,
Even tobacco and cotton have
bssB grown IN the lower valleys,
Furew her bosom with y pillow and
ths fields Of Idaho bloom with
bouBtiful hafyssts,
No regions east Of California,
moi sven tbs "Suaay South" can
exesi Idaho valleys In the produe.
ton Of fruit, Apples, peaches
pears, psetarines, apricots, plums,
grapes, prubss and all small fruits
are produced In tho greatest abun.
dance and In endless variety. Let
bu. the water kiss syen the sage
brush lands, tho very smblens Of
stsnlity aud dssola ton, and bebold
there blooms an EdeD Of fruitags
snd flowers An eloquent man
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01

The steamship "City of Para, ;"
had q rough experience in the
storm!
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01

--for a limited time the Mammoth
oyc'opedta tctH be 9tcen free TO
srery subscriber Of The Tribune ,eh -,
! {. Gne ytaT in ddrancf,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01

,,sI Gained ior H. i not sniy preserves ana h shat
don. Ss &c, sSompls1ien but repairs the damage.
POUNDS now IN the market. by IL tonic e9ss. som
nosa nk tns skin 70 a natural, healthy 49,
keao me testmonisls from IA nous artis,s ssa
"s'so chemists and eminent pbysicianA so"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
dilstiG.


BED 81 -tsse s,saitasss fzRssitSsl.
Idafso ls imJsstlal II oez,ssut lts
atsa ie g4eateF thar tttat 81 ,feev
YORK, &sr 5srssy, Msssss1npsss.1s
anr New Hampshire continued.
The tsrpple Of the East fsase btn 3
peps .eppeepsion 81 the dimensions
81 ,:,se beE stasse Of ;ire 8jnrpn. II
bar Oeen cad ..tsat Il Idaho sspuif
be- taken fsOm lie mountain last
sssss ane set fspSp OF g.tse Assafi1ic
eeast, wnise tou1hng the tihsdse
line 81 Lake Dntatro 90 'stse tHctnr
lie southern boundary ~olid 5,e ~
t6e ysainits ST Ralsga, y. g.; aud
Sisa lie EASTERN iiie ~ the atss of
Washington, liz xests.n boundary
would he 90 <ise paralisl of Groipm-
bps, OHIO. 10 area il anibfaaes
D5,g8 400 sseEes, 81 nOse tttap
$500 s9na<e mises. esscped'ng ~
sise twautszsesep othas states VI
toe Bnipp. Df the vast DOMAIN
85 per cam thesspf is saap.ed 10
ananet6ial rpoepIatfp1b and tbs So
snaiadsr 10 largely ppsered With
immense fpsss.e VI tiuiber.
Idahoe Tlimssse IL proved by tue
shieia seperts ~ leading natfpis
50 be the heasrhisst an tie world.
1ss geographical position would
natsnaby su8gest the Glgiatty 81
the polar sisesee, but no eiimste
Hdfh sueh s9na.bIe Temperature
end 90 aesge ap average VI spnlr
days, ean elsewhere be found on
tle Aansslpan ooIfinaft, 10 the
safpe latituds TT sunny Francs,
italy, Spain, Portugal and SwGtDer-
Laad, aud eub9ect 80 s3talLar oceanic
Influences, IS possesses q similar
elimate. Statistics demonstrate
that ddaho il the haalt4niest ooup,
tay in the sofld, it, death rate 10
less thaa aDy other state OF terri
tory in tae bi5ea.
Eyep California, with It's wonder,
fgl Ghma3e, has q death rate nearly
GYs times gnsa4ef than td&hpj Col
9fadp, a swimmer laRds the resort
N taopsaaas n hsalth7seekess, has
. mortality three faass as great as
Lda349; Florida, "wAefe vie spring
ali the year" makes showing
TIRES ltnes less faY9rable than
Idaho From the United states
arRy mortality. statistics and the
vital statistics N all nations
We glsaD Nas remarkable feet
tb8t iB the pure atmosphere Of
Idaho, with its light, dry soil, pure
water, stad bfjgbt, genial sunshine
il found the hsaltbisss fegi0a IN
tie universe,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01

.nfeIit 10 tu.Ife1 sections 81 -!tfe Isursft-
west That NJ declare that 1datp
.tS-tiay offers TIE lnsost stsmp!ng
Inducements .fus s.ie stDaE>grDwer
1ise mid, saiiip-ipus climate, tie
endless sa-iess OF 1lutriIfDte wild
geassee, aud the thousands of
tiIprsss, cattle and abesp Ranging
Oh q Thousand hills spsi.k III Clip
auenee G 1fiairos wonderful
aehiessmsiiie M sipck-raiaing and
1wOolrgzDwilg.
Eesfilng like o gsn VI beauty
at tbe head 81 nestiggtion Ostwsen
.si,e aprtnpns Snsske and tue spark
ling Clearwater, stands Lewiston,
only $50 feet abppe the level Of tte
sea. ssapessersd an q wealth. ST
foliage, frnitage and fipwere, and
snwrappsd IN an atmosphere fhat
is alnrpat psrpe+uaa spring. Dies
tinsd within 9 twelse1nosrh 10 be
fhe efosaing Vt thfee CREST railroad
esssems. adrd spnsonndsd by 9 vast
oDnptry 16 varied sud 1ue.hausfi~
Die rssop1ees, sOon wln she lift her
head as o modest but friendly rival
even 81 the great Spokane. sfal-
Lace, IN tais eearter pf the -ieh
Ceenr tRAaenes is snre 10 be the
aaelena or Denver Of the Pacific
slope. Moscow marvellous Gn
growth, the seat 0f the state Uni
FefsitY aaa soon 10 become the
Athens 81 1aah0, is sursouaded by
tue greatest agricultural country
on this sarth Time fails TIE 10
tel Of #eiser, Caldwell, G&napa.
S5hoshone, Bellevue sIda.ler, Black.
foots Poeatsllo, Ceur d'Alene.
Montpelier and . score naore Of
thriving towns rapidly deyelopiDg
larto prosperous cities,
Mr.. Presjae~t, oar lihes have
indeed fallen upon pleasant places
ia the beautiful, fruitful Idaho.
Ours is trasIy q goodIy heritsgs.
Like ahe "Cb5ldfe3 Of promise, y Nc
hass been bfoagbt into q goodIand;
. laDd Of brooks Of water, If fousa,
tajhs and depth that spring out Of
valleys ard bills land wherein
We e2a eat breed without scarce
ness aud lack nothing Ia IL; a Land
where stores are iron, whose hjlls
and na@ahaiDs are tufgid with
precious metals, and whose Iimpid
streams roll seawafd over golden
sands Ne rich as lh0se Of Patolus.
Ana the same Almighty power
that gave Us this goodly land to
possess IL has blessed the fruit Of
our soil, our corn, our wine, Our oil,
and our focks aud herds.
Idaho, with her thousands OF
hBcultiSsted acres waiting for the
furrow Of the industrious rancher.
with namberless herds Of horses
and cattle and sheep grazing upon
her rich pastursge, with her hills
and mountains bristiing with dark
forests. with her mighty rivers
filled with gold enough 10 pay the
national debt, with her deep bosom
tesming with latent riches ready 70
make quick response 10 the touch
Of pick aud shovel, IL the rough
diamond that needs but tho effort
Of honest industry 70 discover the
the rare and beautiful treasures
that lie hid beneath her surface.
Her soil, her timber, her fruitage,
her rich pastursge, her incalculabls
mineral wealth, her genial climate,
her railroad facilities and CONNER
eial advantages, her free constitu.
ton and just laws---the beauty and
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-01
A+BeautifuI+ Woman

SMILES SWEET.
LIZ At the thought
Cd her own kyyeli.
mesa. Every woman
smiles sweetIy who
uses Wisdoms no
bertine, for Il gives
70 her q clear, trans
parent, bea utifuI
akin. A beautiful
complexion alone is
often sufficient 10
make q Wo mar
beautiful. A woman
who has q beautiful
complexion should
preserve ii /; the one
less fortunate IN
tbs ,possessio a
n si,ould i'eautiiy II.
Wisdom's Roh..
the docs inst via,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05
The result OF the vote In Miles Ci,

The result Of the vote in Miles City
wal the cause Of a great democratic
demonstration. Cow bells, tin horns
and a few dilar,dated wind iustru.
ments were pressed into service and
the band took up the line Of march,
stopping first at the YELLOWSTONE
JOURNAL Office, where they were re-
ceived by the editor, who thanked
them kinkly for the crude efforts they
made to please. This somewhat discon.
certed the musicians and they moved
on to Rhodes castle, where they were
RECALLED and later they showed up at
Peppers. Their enthusiasm soon died
out and ut eles ven o'clock the streets
were quiet.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost uulim-
tied and when Syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known. as II
Ia the only remedy which Is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and efiectual to cleanse
the system gently in the spfng time
or In fact, at any time, and tie better
1t Is known the more popu ar II be-
comes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05
A pise... Inaccruntably Prevalent.

The prevalence Of ailments aiiribu' able TO mi.
asmaiic poison IN the sir tha' people breathe. end
the water they drink, T. we'll nigh unaccuuDtsble.
Not alone In pestiiential swamp tadlv drained
suburban districts, add mars hes exposed to The
suns RAYS 10y tn r.ceding tide, il this seourge Of
located, skillfully covered, carefully looked AZ er
In every res pect IN a sanitary way, we ind mala'
ria. lis presence is often inexplicsble, but IL. A..
tacks are AWAY preycntable. The protector IL
Ho.fetter's stomach Filters The eradication beats
the same nsmc-a name known 10 thousands
throughout our broad land ami elsewhere Us q
synvDym VI Q Fl. prevention and cure u The IN,
sidiOus disorder IN It's abomi Bsble phases-ehill
and few .. bilious remittent. dumb ague and agn'
oak !. as well As others. Nor j. the Bi,iers le-s'f-
fective for indigestion, kidney complaint, bill
iousness and rheumatism
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05
We are informed by George Deeri,

We are informed by George Deeripg
that on a recent trip to Moon
creek he ran unto the OF four
cattle which had teen kille, only a
few days prior to the discovery and
which were undoubtedly killed b. the
Indians while on their trips to the
post. This Ia q matter that should be
given no little attention upon the part
Of the military at the post. and some
thing done In behalf Of stock owners
In thst vicinity which are mostly the
smaller kind.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05

from my druggist. and obtained almost inuedi'
ate relief. began 10 notice that the sealy erup-
tions gradually dropped on aud disappeared one
by one. until 1 had B en fully cured. had the
disease thirteen months beiore ! tsgsn taxing Tue
Remed e., and In tour or i've weeks was eptlrely
cured. Ny disease was eczema snd psoriasis.
know Of y great IN any who hay- take The ,eine-
dies, and thank me Tor the knowledge OF them,
mothers who have bates with scsly
erupti ,ns on their heads and bo9iss. eanno,
my thsnks TO you. Nv b " was covered
with scales, and ! was All awful spectacle 70 be-
hold. Ny skin wssas clear as baoy NJ
GEO. COTEY, Merrill, Wis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05

Nine men who attempted to vot. yes.
terdav failed In the endeavor through
blank ! norance in not knowing how
10 mark their ballots. Nine ballots
were rejected because two or more can
didates were designated by a cross. Tbs
percentage of ignorance was small, but
II seems incredible that there exists
one man who could not understand the
mode of vothing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05

A wolkingman came 10 the jour.
NAL Yesterday with the complaint
that one If the chief fuglem en- of the
democratic party tbeatened him that
II he did not vote for Dixon he could
not have any more work rom the
party Of the second part. As We heard
1t. It was a case of absolute intimida-
lion, but IT did not work. The names
Of both parties can be learned if the
statement Is doubted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05

Thanks to the powers that be, II IL
two years before another election II We
except the municipal fight next spring.
Probably after the experience Of yes.
terday our esteemed friends the demo-
Gratis will feel strong enough to mske
the fight under their own name, and
throw over the r-neprades who trained
with them as "citizens."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05

II WIS amusing To watch the antics OF
the democrats last night. Whenever a
favorable dispatch would come they
were red hot to bet on Dixon, hut gen.
orally before they could agree upon the
tet and get the money up something
would happen to chill their srdor, and
the ''lopg green" would go back into
their pockets.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-05

their latron e --latest modes from
London, Paris and New York. Mrs.
Trask user the beS garment dTspiDg
mschin- with which meme Others are
to b- compared n cutting md fitting
stylish, graceful aud perfect ii ting
garments.