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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21
FROM MOOSE CREEK.
koyukuk Claims of seattle Men
show Encouraging Prospects.

Or. Samuel Bor3eti. vice president u the
Alaska and Northwestern Development
Company has resolved a letter from n
r. Taviar manager for that csagagary o.
its work on Maose creek. giving q favor
able account % the work Moore creek IL
tributary oS the kcy1kuk The other
members OF The party Of which Mr.. Taylor
Is In charge are as follows II. r George,
+. n. Lien. Capt Alien. Frank H.x0n O.
r.. Lien and Samuel Aiiea ali Of Seattle
The letter bears date CO January Il. and
- written from Moose creek camp Mr.
TayicT says that hs has acquired fGr the
company some thirty claims along the
tributaries of tie koyGkgk wiTa good
prospects. pans running iron - cents 20
a. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

The sopograp hleai and geographical cit
uation at the mouth OF the Yukon river
viii De explained IN snip oafers, ship mas
teTs ard all Interested IN The navigation
problems 81 that locality ~ Capt ] r.
Pratt whn bad charge Of the government
expedition - The Yukon and vicinity last
year anil made exhaustive surveys. III.
has volunteered To explain the Conditions
at the office of the coast ard gso1etIc
survey - Bailey building a; II O'Clock
This waaruisg. TIE enlightenment promises
IN ~ ~ great value ~ marine men. eS-
pecisIly as they VIII obtain information
that Will not come 70 them from WASH
lngton IN several months.
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y EVENLY MILE,
D Alassa. kiasch r.

~ $3.50 @@ ~ -
seaggx and
other forms % dis
ease peculiar 10 cold
climate have beer re-
snarxatiie fr THE IN.
frequency o. cases aar-
irsg the hong winter
Fssw neatly over IN
this region. IL IL said
that the tale ean aeTer
be told OK tae scores
ard hundreds al people
who have saiss, in IRE
k1cntfskc within The
past year IF cgss~xy.
o. seIsegy ansi TYPHOID.
fsss the record for
health along TIE Alas
kan Yukon has been
ssJraDr1sE aKT. Evan
Colds. coughs sore
sAF9sit and other @seh
slight ailments are sur
Ewxingly rare Indeed
several mIness have
mentioned 80 the writ
sr the fact thar their
- sstarn III Alaska aas
relieved or apparently
cured Satarra. from
watch they had suffer
a severely In tie
states R.at scarvy -
every lessys bag a-Es0e.
though there have nes7
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21


cradle wousaH Sick b.
caGse she cSs=a's know srv h~tses Sick
because ssgr ,IssSnT rally know SHY
Sick because the efgs1s that make her a
woman are rot properly performing Their
functions and SO ara sendsng nerve rsaes-
sagss with &eses ard pairs aisa distress all
ov~s her esfvcrSzx bas4v
Nior teaths cf women 8 Sickness ccszses
fzgrrs disorder nj these special organs The
SvF-1@f0r1S ara vsTfoxss~-she ease he same
Headache, hss kaehe nervousness sake
f2fucss neuralgia ard Sffv ether sreusIes
OF sogaez rssy ssATsw always Sc traced DE-
r~cfiv 20 feEfffsIre weakness q disease
When the suesst important rsfwas'sssu of u
agszaas : body - essortsrTsl ser whafe
physical ard rsesiSi svssssss Is upset The
ezlv way 10 end corn6srs IS 10 care TIRE zeal
csusc Of tEw misery Local dnescTs II ger
era practice &Fc Frequently ~ AEgrse2 and
rssassed th&f thsv sTxas the syrIpspus AID
30. TIE ssssease .aey xsx% wonzar rn&sss
c1fe fos nsA3aehc whsa the ssad&cse -
de- % .A@ tcssSx zcz5or 81 sbe aseTFEe
nerves TAe~ r-isr give kes god t-sedseanr
hzs ssr the wFc.g aasxzs@ TAoasSnds %
wor1sw &fs~- v@a-s ~ discourage a.
EaT- written - Or z Y Pierce of B1Gsso,
" " gsg3 uovr thank nssr sor their ~.
s@~ca stat<n s7a h&2psnssS For e~er
tass~s~ yraTa ~. Pierce iszs bean cai&f ca-
sx3sang rsv>acsSa a. *sr l3vxisAs' Eosxf
ard SaTx&eal isfst3f|se II wa8 axeT shsrry
wars sge tssa. ~ h@xar az gse hss rgwaw
- Pre@css et59r tgs sEss eT&css&e
f. - 1ssSscsysr <sevszsS - eg.s ass- ee<-
tssa kiad II diseases --*ersaxle disease :.
.azs exse ard earzsfssS za6 ssecn Il ~,
sssses perssgt Ae&1ta. il As eas. chss
sssssws hgsxhsesz TIE sVaa. pets r5aa zma
st3p snso sas wagie hes3y Z: "A SOLD ~
rsssssg Gegsers is .zes1seirS Dsyast tske a~v-
fainE rg9@ = a1mx ELSE IA - ffse Rarse ss~
a3zasnx sass - as esaa& Csss wkAt sxsu
az pr f2sEez1ze aaaasss &ealefa
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Police Raid n Chinatown Dea-fwo
Women CAPTURED.

T'sries un on dirty couch Is z 'asahled
aawa shack Ia Chinatown, with essissns
,sspsx i'm tAsir mouths. fnna -. ESyBe.
wsYste, Clara HampATax eciofed I'd Jo@
seph Humphrey. coaoTeA. were found yes
terday afternoon by Detectives 6sTfsse
and sam Ssorhstt. Near t:s@Fu Was An
LIE. also wrapped Ia the 6aassfua ssapar
Of an opsSaUs dream
Tia aRtxcszFeS SEIZED the sstfx@ sEoak
5Eg outfit ard took = with the smokers
- vsssl:se haadetsarters The women we're
rot alarmed in the least and gaalagsg SAID
that fhav supposed tha story wa9sd GEsrne
Get n tie EssssI.sferss TfRx Mere sis
CHARGED ia she municipal eeary only s.
saaYt tlfne previous aH4er complaints ac~
eusang theTu 81 shelf
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6 e EnaS 8 cock waS sentenced -
iTty days Ia t6e cognty jail YESTERDAY
afternoon hy Judge earn in ne u18uici pas
goGrs for stealing q p5lgszs alleged 20 son
tasn $40 frogn lack Ssavln's Ioe set. in
fhs- yas-7Yer'S E-xcnss2Se saloon huos O.
gemSe MAS tia Ike parse cropped fram Sla-
yia's pocket ard 81 picked IL gp- lie da-
ul.si sAAt THERE vas any nancy tn K
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

Steamer Al-k} sailed yesterday morning
from Ossesn dock ~ northern rpsssss car
rs-sne 80 tons II e}taaeous tgeagssg sn3
ire following passengers. j. 4 DadSpga
J. u Maliav. a w walhriags " Gould
Mrs W Gould. MGs Dora Richard sogl.
aGrs Scott. II J. Miller. II. @. Jower.
Psil.p SahTnsts II. Lovely Afrs. II Lave
IS, Mss Sehlsa inye{s. ] A Heck iran.
Mrs. Hickman Jacob NolSwe.s. John
Petersen. : litthagps Gaayle4 Clark arr
II lott & A. Baczenuss ] y .chsss II
Schneider. A I, Morrow. Aa3 foTey sec
nssa class
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n~en ~ sessrsi years the total for re
nsSAsA Tits Far bssarg snky - ~ hzzssea.
1871 sfaere b period as ssn oays lesf. ard
= expected shAk shak figure wag he
ooaessss oSfors the end Of AprsZ Inc 30
:. e a 1ssesSfs Ter fhe <eazan hxvs heea
i.sssssS Dssssseaz- 4 shortage ~ Es1 80 e1sss-
ess aaEeT n" F.eeSpss CT fse nrxs esxas
months aF tae py~v4sus szasca az sssgs5ss.-
xsise &srra u The receipts o< AnrtI tsss
announced 10 81 .saa bssxasis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

r. police naee heen ASKED 81 search tsg
g~lvda fssrseuf Smith age. IS years and
HsYb4rt wells aee8 g. The former lives
af sS5as First avsuue and tae latter az
rs Terry avraues Trey are -piayfya -
ana disappeared last evening together
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FOR RENT

~ Washington stresz -eg~S~~E -sazR
Essss~. large gzr3 wssA Ea&a- S#
SEseaS asa, naosssrn s-ra~szn aasses gsse5
cssst1tSso. 81
L. P9ze stress esrn4r S~earsa 2vera@.
rsssss@-n SrpsgE Ao8Sa large yard NTH
&@wn, e@eAnz May J. 81
Rainier Heights s-rt&srss castSe@ yard
Ard gr42s sr@e@ 81
si2 1ehn street. s-raasrs haas@. ssears.
Nay 80
Queen Anna Essa. modern s--eazn Tat,
Asse vf@w ~ aAr. 81
MaS2a Malta addition. A-ru~srr, has2sg
vaN8zt My 1. s-
4-reran fat. res rsenry ~Av. ma
g-TssG-r tat. EzghgA and SrwErg street. T..
- MAeE0a modern 4-roasr sas So.
Desirable oFaea rpcrns ia Eeswss 1na
ASUoFsala buildings.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

-Tse xznrsA -se.a1sax - tes@ E-aT-zssss saG
fHrns ss~@%%Ew' $500 IL sbaSs ~ saa z~css4g
y saS<aEk szsa @sssnRs Eas5sg@ Aes r.
X aesAsFs s7sr ~ ss2zEF3ay. faS sd szsss..
Is ckakrRxs - 81 - 12ss A@er sSe eSsg
ysesf5ae yez ka.1 &aa ~ > larger al
ssn.2nNe.
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orItM SMOKERS ARRESTED.

the Centennial mill. whsca IS working away
Al its full capacity.
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HEtS tFfEs.

L. assrs- fy1-7 sor "a 1aat ATeaSuz az
y 81 ezesz ew@ $50 Fr@ sg7srA rs &o
ga Ssa~aU3sras@ Ssota4. css PIKE stre@s ssgrse
r-ss2ss~s asas-sa 9ers~ naEaz rsssr So - - .
seAsss& stove ss age Sssassgss f-ssiss has a81ss
srR T'as-V .4a3esE a" H@G n.sa esas .%l
ssessNszE soEt tN So 4sAgrr TN@ @E& SIS
w.ae esas BY EeeEs Il tee s1s.s@ IN less ssssE
: y rNss zftRF X @SaFs1zs
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\ - efAS6a<ss e % sass "a - -
Asas.,. ssse.vx So - - seSyf@ anSger
A.. ,s-ssg..,sse xszsse Gs&eE - ~gsaszs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

.~sFss~ kzNr ssSeyessz, hixa sFS@5a asA
ss~ ,,rscr tel TIE s*esg Tor -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-21

rgESC ENT DfcyrIes-TAe reeord-hreak-
er in past wears The Iealier again Tor lssa.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
The Volunteers at Home.

All Idaho today in village and
hamlet and home is aroused with
the fervor of patriotism in welcom.
ing the return of the volunteers.
A little more than year ago they
left home rallying to the call to
arms that sounded for defense of
the country and the flag. In the
few brief months that have passed
since their departure and return,
events have transpirod that mark
the time as an epoch in our ma.
tional history. A great war has
been fought and the flag has been
carried forward in honor and
planted on the field OF victory.
Idaho responded nobly and the
young men who went from our
homes and villages at the call OF
duty were found at the lore from,
of the battle when courage and
heroism were necessary in defense
of the flag whose honor they were
to uphold. The whole world j.
ringing with the deeds OF daring
and noble heruism that made
memorable the charge at Santa
Anna and the victory nj Coloocar
Idaho's name is written imperish
ably in the history of the nation
by the events of this campaign
Aud the brave sons of Idaho who
won honor and fame for them
selv,s, the state and the nation ar,
al home today veterans and heroes
The citizens have risen as one mar
10 do them honor. They de ,erv,
1t all. After months OF toll Ia thu
trenches, and Of wearying marches
after the turmoil Of battle and tn,
glory OF victory, home coming
must seem to them like the on,
thing wholly desir able aud need
iul. We weict me them. w,
honor them and ourselves as the,
have honored us.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

let the Democratic party run the
war; now they are kicking because
the president refuses to haul down
the America II flag and because he
refuses TO Let American soldiers be
shot down without showing some
resentment In short there is
nothing of Democracy but kick
This is pitiable { nditior.
Democracy once was great aud
wise political party and continued
tina way SO long as it taught Re
publican principles and adopted
Republican policies, 1t was great
under jeff rson because then il
stood for patriotism. protection
and expans on. 1t was great un
der Jackson, because that sturdy
cd man made rebels and in
surgcnts su bmit to the authority
Of the United States whether they
gave their consent or not. But
now, alas, It is great only as a
wild, indiscrimna,e and furious
kicker Caldwell Tribune.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
A Royal Kicker.

Nobody with grain of human
sympathy can help but feel sorry
for the deplorable condition into
which Democracy has fallen 1t
stands upon no principle; il defines
no policy; 1t leads to nowhere. 1t
reminds one forcibly Of George
Peck's mule, the one he got from
the chaplain. when he went forth
to put down the rebellion. George
went out on parade, feeling that he
was astride of pious, thoroughly
sober and Chrislianized animal.
But when George aud the mule
Tell into line, the latter put his nose
between his forelegs ard began to
kick. He kicked wildly and furi-
ously. He had no provocation
Nothing had happened to cause
that mule to kick. BUTT was his
nature and he could not help il.
He kicked at everything that came
IN reach. He stove in the ribs OF
half dozen cavalry horses, he
MANNED and wounded half an army
corps. He damaged the doctor and
laid up the hospital steward. l.,
made no difference TO that mule
who or what he kicked, aud when
there was nothing better in reach
he kicked the wind out of himself
Now, that is about the way of il
with our Democratic friends
They have gos to the point where
they do nothing but stand in
the same place and kick up.
They make no discrimination i'm
the objects at which they kick.
They kick friend aud foe with
bl ssed impartiality and half the
time are vigorously kicking the
wind out Of themselves, but they
do not seem to know it. Flst they
kicked because the war was not
started soon enough; then they |
kicked because it started at all; |
then they kicked because the gov
ernment would not abdicate and
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

An incident of the week worthy
of special notice is the return of a
southern blttle flag by the north
ern state that captured it during
the civil war, Tomorrow the
Governor Of Indiana will make a
formal return to the Governor of
Texas of the flag captured from
the Terry Texas Rangers. The
incident is full Of promise for the
future. A few years ago an at
tempt was made TO secure the re-.
turn of the southern battle flags
and it met with a storm Of protests.
To-day the Cover nor of Indiana.
his staff and a representative from
the G.. A. X. Of his state are iravel-
ing as an escort of honor in re-
turning a southern battle flag.
The wounds of war are healing
fast and the chain of a reunited
country is fully justified.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
Vineland Sale Contracts Reached
Number
$50
On September 80.

On September 50, 1898, tire num-
Der was 33l, an INCREASE OF TWO
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN IN one
year. Our Nlneland sale records
are open tot inspection. DO you
know OF any equivalent record IN
any rural community: Day know
OF any place outside OF boom
mining town which can show an
equal percentage of increase Pop
ulation grows propoTtionately. To-
day Nineland has more population
than Lewiston had when VIneland
was begun in the spring of 1896.
THE CAUSES of this growth are
easy to read: Irrigation, rich soil,
easy terms of purchase, pure water,
superior climate, nearly perfect wa
ter distribution system; subdivision
in small tracts, good roads, good
schools, UNSURPASSED markets for
fruits and vegetables, great steel
wagon bridge, railroad and steam
boat transportation.
VineIanders' are prosperous. Next
year many orchards will come into
bearing. Some improved places
have changed hands at an advance
of 400 per cent. after two years
cultivation. And this is only the
beginning, viii you share in the
prosperity? Call upon or wrie to
| Lewiston Water and Power Company.
Concord, Washington, and Lewiston
Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
Contest Notice.

department OF the Interior United States LAM
Once, Lewiston, Idaho, September H. 1899
Saih1leni contest athdayit having been filed in
tins oihSe BY Harry t. Winters, contestant against
nary W f%s'etiei entry No. oeaO, made Septembei
ship S n. rang w, b. NJ by Harry W. Hostet,er
59niesiee, IN which il IS alleged that said Harry
huS'etef has not resided upon said land FOR more
man siN months last past, and has never estabshei
residence upon said land nor cultivated any PORTION
ihefeui am has wholly abandoned sais land said
Parue> sfe hereby notified 10 appear, respond ana
oue' eN1eaee touching said allegation at 10 ocl,S
A. m on o5iUber. Is, 1899 before the reeister AMI
ton liahO.
filed Sept II, 1879. set forth facts which shn1 thai
aVet iae diigehSe Personal service of this notice
cannot be made, II Is hereby ordered ana tirectsi
ma suen notice be gwen by due ana proper puhca-
Gon' CHARLES II. GARRY. Receiver.
), Il. Hogin, attorney for con tes,ao,.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
Contest Notice.
WIN. I. SCuTT.
Applicant.

Department Of The Interior, United States LAM
Office Lewiston, Idaho, July -, 1879.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been hlej in
this office BY Edward O. Eakin contestant. against
Henry bennett entry sJ97, made May %. 1898 for
y ne IA * l4 NV IA and ne IA Ia sec 81 tp g
n. T " m, by Henry Bennett, 5ontesiee, in which
IS alleged that said Henry Bennett has
wholly abandoned sai1 lani tbs, he has no house on
saidiln5 ami no paU Of II has been cultivated, ana
that he has been absent theretrom for more than SIX
months last past. and that SAID Henry Bennett has
never established residence on sad land, ana has
lived SAID ani for the last four years or at all
said parties are hereby notified 10 appear, respond
and offer evidence touching sad allegation al 10
o'CloCk i. m. on October II. 1922, before Register
and Receiver at the United States land office in Lew
stun, ldsho
The SAID contestant having, in proper affidavit
filed July p. 1899. set forth facts which show that
after due diligence, personal service OF this notice
cannot be made. it is hereby ordered ami directed
that such notice be given by due and proper publGa-
ton.
CHARLES n GARRY Receiver
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

Substantial gains for the re,
publicaus in elections held in
towns Of Connecticut indicate tina,
the administration has very little
to fear from the attacks of New
England auti-expansionists. The
people are not alarmed at the noise
made by the tin pan brigade of
American Aguinaldos. Flag
furling is not popular even in The
s,rongholds of the copperheads.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
Notice for Publication.

United States Land Ofice Lewiston, Idaho Sen
temheT, 1899.
Notice IS hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions OF the act Of Congress Of June g. 1875.
entitled An act for the sale OF timber lands in The
States Of California, Oregon. Nevada and Washing
ton Territory, rs extended To all the Public Land
States by act of August Z, 1892 William S Adro,
OF Lap~a county OF Neg perce State of Idaho. has
TINS day hlei in this Office his sworn statemen, No
-. Tor the purchase Of the y On Lot 10 Of Section
No II, IN Township No. IS ~ Range No SW. . b. M
ana VIII oifef proof to show that the land souph, IS
more valuable for its timber Stone than for agr-
cultural purposes, and TO establish his claim to :
land teuTe the nos'SeT AMI Receiver OF this office
atLe~isen. Idaho, on MONDAY the 20,h day of No
vetnber. 1899.
Tie names as Witnesses: John Mckenzie George
IIeen, lanes L. Bounds ami lewis Baker, all Of
Lap~ai. Neg Perez )unty, Idaho.
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely the above
iestHbei lands are requested to file their claims in
1899 - ''N'"'S''
J. B. WEST. Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

Not even the cloquence Of sock
less Jerry Simpson can make
treason palatable in Kansas.
Kansas remembers Funstan and
the glorious record of her vo,un.
teers, aud In the storm of rage
created by some Of Jerry's treason.
able remarks he was Kissed from
the platform as traitor to his
country and to his flag.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
Notice for Application for
Ferry License.

Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned vii
make application TO the honorable hoard ui o0untN
commissioners Of Neg Perez county, state Of Idaho.
al ther regular meeting the cuuU house in Lewis
ton, IN sail Neg PerCe county on the 9TH Jay OF Oc-
toher 1922 az as soUn thereafter as Saii Application
re heard THIS foT authority To construct erect,
operate ami take toll public ferry on the Clear
in sal Neg peT6e county; the South lana
ing whereof to be a point ami place three roIs
east II the section line running north ani south be
cen ana dividing sections Nos - AMI 8 N tp 3
n. r " N, same being on Indian allotment No
~ "a the nv - OF the nv IA sec = II 81 n -
Z ~ the northwest landing being situated on lot No
L. teng n the re IA Of the - OF sec = ~ y n.
Z " IN. sal latter ltn1lng icing on unoccu1Iei
government lani
Dated july - 1892 WIN. I. SCOTT.
Arrltyan,.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

What an inspiring lesson in
patriotism 10 the school children
was the reception given to the re.
turning volunteers The memory
OF the honor paid the veteran re.
turning from fighting the battles
OF his country is fixed imperish.
ably upon their minds. Defense
of the flag brings glory and renown,
is the lesson fixed by the events OF
the past few days.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

Comparative statements from the
treasury of the receipts and ex-
pendilures of the United States
during September show that the
surplus Of receipts over ex
pendiiures was more than s., $50, .
600, a neat little nest egg which
indicates that the government
finances are on very satisfactory
basis
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

about by force of arms. " We wish
we could agree with the Georgia
paper in the opinion at the dem
ocratic national convention will
take this course; but, unhappily,
we can see no reason to suppose it
will - Oregonian.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
The insurgents are manueyerine

The insurgents are manuevering
for time and to gain recognition,
but the reply Of General Otis is to
the point. The display Of a white
flag and the grounding of arms is
the only thingthe United States
will recognize. Unconditional
surrender Is a term oil historic
precedence in our dealings with
rehellious subjects.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
Notice TO Creditors.

Estate OF Robert Moses, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters of adminstra.
ton on the estate Of Robert Moses, deceased, wer,
granted 10 the unierS gned on the 10th iay Of Sep
TENDER, 1899. by the probate court of Nez pere.
county, IDAHO
Al persons having claims against said estate are
required To exhibit them 10 tor allowance AT the
courthouse in Lewiston. Idaho, within four months
after the date OF this notice they shall be forever
barred
This goth day OF September. 1899.
J HOWARD HOWE
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior Land Office at Lewis
ton, Idaho August y, 1899
Notice is hereby given tina, the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention To make hna
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Register ami Receiver T. S
Land Once at lewiston Idaho, on october 10, 1899
VIZ Peter Hanson, for the e of Ia, sec II
4 OF n II and n " IA OF Ia. sec H. tip 3 H.
3w, b. m.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his con
'inuous residence upon and cultivation of said land
viz; Andrew L. Lien, Even Lien, Bertha Nve ami
Hans Sneve. all of Forest. Idaho.
]. b. WEST, REGISTER
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

The volunteer has been feted
and icastcd, hul the glamour OF
heroics will sn"n pass by and he
must settle town TO business.
Let it not be said that our boys
were feted, feas,cd and forgotten.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-04

When the red light was thrown
on Dewey il is found that he is
Vermont republican. How disap-
pointing TO the yellow journalism
that has been Wanting him for
the democratic candidatel How
comforting to Mr.. Bryant