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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

ii9 elmer 5prdhe bebienen, tpelde BON fei=
ner Regierung perpOrfen tperoen miiiie.
SIM @egenIabs gu Der tdftloien 8e=
fdpdbigteit gogbtun's erinnert Die G6icdgr
Sribune an ben tets bon befIen groBem
MbmiruG beipiefenen bo1enoeten Saft, uni
fte ert6eilt benz GpgbIan BEN leiber 5u fpdt
fomrmenben 8atb, ft9 9etpeb's 8erf9piez
gen6eit gum Mufter gu nebmen.
Qu9 bas @erbalten Ginger anberer
SingObIGtter in biefer Nngelegen6eit BE-
peiit, OaB in ibnen BEL aler ueberrei3ung
n~utipnaIen @el6ftgefiibIs Oas @efibI Der
8fli9t 6es NnitunOes gegen anbere @ulz
turbOlter ni9t erlof9en 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

gu Gale @itD in iertem Stadte bDr 1nebr dls
einem Sabre bergDfTsRe uniduIoi9t Slut bes
f~drbigen goitmeiIters 8ater bleibt ltngez
fiibnt, Den S6eufdlsn, Die ii9 fpdt Nod9tS
Dor fein aIs ppitdmt 0ienenOe5 N9dus6en
f6lt9en, es %dn8iin0etert, Die Iih aus ben
Slammen flii9tenbe Samile 8dter aus 3e=
bolbern bef9pffen uub babel BEN 5amilienz
batter unb fem BON ib1l i'm Nrm qe66ltenes
~tingites Sinh ermDrpeten unD me6rere anoere
balberfidte 5d~miliengtte6er, burunter bic
Wutter, berpurbetet, ipir6 fein 6dar qez
friimn1t. 9enn pean es il nit einem 3ipeiz
ten Prp5eB gegen bic M1rbsr berIt6t. tperz
ben 1oQte, 10 piirbe Inn be1tsn Safe audi bic
fes @erfabren nit HidtsG :aigaug Der Sc
l9porenen, tpo ni9t nit lnmitte(6arer Sreiz
1prec9ung Der Nngetldgte1t, enben.
Wpbl ging Dem gunDesri6ter 8raiplen
Der Nusgang oes Pro3efes ST. 9er5en unb er
bergoB barpb S6rdnen. Nber bic IGlben bic
S4ma9 ni4t aus.
gafer mar elm a9tuugSipert6er idrbiqer
2ebrer. Nber Der 1efttge Yjibcarplini19e
Rafen6aB bermo9te ben @eDonfe1t, bah Elm
rJttgser" poitmeiter fem IpLe, niG1t 3u err
trogen. Sn Wafbtngton mubte man bie1e
Sttmmung fennen unb es mar oaher bic
Pfli9t bes PrGitbentm Mc8inleD, enttpeber
gar feinen gteger gum O~orttgen ppHmeifter
gu MAIDEN, ooer aber MdBrcgeln s1t geinem
S9uBe gu treffen. Doh 9sssteres eeI6ab
au6 Balm nt9t, als bereitg 6rDbsn6e &unbz
geburgen gegen ben .Rig5erpoItmeiter" in
2ate GttD unb gegel1 d6nlide 8eamte in
anneren Sbetlen oes 6iiben5 erfolgt tparen.
Nd4 ben @reueln in Cafe @itD f6ien bic
gunoesregterung gang unt3dttg; unb Der In
3tptt9en a~usbreC9enoe &rieg nit Spanien
lentte Die 3uerit iebr erregte 0ffentli6e Nufz
m~ertiamteit bes NoroellS bon benz Sale ob.
Wtt Der 3eit lieB tebo6 bic 9unbeszg ReQiez
rung bur9 gefdidte 8e5simpolisitcn gr=
mittlungen an Srt unb 9teqe Dornebmsn,
uno Die bon Der 8unbeSdriroltI6aft amaze
bduften SGulobepeiIe 1puroen 10 iibermddz
ttg, bob mebrere Der 8eIGuloiaten Nnoit
UNI tbren @als triegten uno ii6, I'm bic
len gu retten, gu Antlage5eugen bergaber.
Oo4 trpB auer S3ulObetpeiie tonnten itG
Die @ei4porenen in benz Sale nidJt
in corpore enti6tteBen, aueb MIR
Der @ngeflagten l9ul0ig 5u Ipre=
9en. @inige bon oiefen batten auerbings
me6r poer minber baltbare vIlibi" z8eneiie
bei9ebrabt. 4n0eren aber, unb Defenders
Dem &doelsfiibrer Stofes, miBlang oas
gdn3li6. OennO6 fam ieGbit gegen i'm
feline @inigung Der @ei6porenen gu Stanbe.
GS bdnbelte ii6 ia nur UNI gsmorbete
bigger. Nus berIelben lrIa9e niirce
AUDI Elm neuer 9ro5eB gu feinem rS9uGOie"
fiibren. Wte i6na9 aber bic un19ulbsz
6etpeiie ein5eGner Der Nngefldgten parsn,
erfiebt man baraus, baB feiner brett fret
ge1prp9en paro.
Die oben befpro6enen, Geiber burdaus
niat Acknowledgement 8orfdqe miifen in Der
gan3en geiitteten 8elt rebt eigentbiimlide
@eOanten unD @mpfinoungen iiber Qmez
rtta's lobe @ulturmtffiOn" unter niGtz
tautaTiden 80lteri4aften, tpie Die Sagalen,
erreger1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26
uSoSte Ybtlippiner, cute pbiIip'
Oilter l||
0og I6eint bic MnT4t bes S06tzal

9as i@eint bic Nnt4t bes 909ftz&omz
munbirenOen uuf ben pbiItppinen, Sen.
Otis gu iein, tpenn feline AbIi9ten ri4tiq
Dargeielt iinb, benin biefe geben angebli9
oa9tn, matchmaker bic Deri4ieOenen Sbeile
Der Sniel 2u5on nit &rieg gu iiber3ieben,
unb auf Dem 8ege Die ODrfer unb Stdbts
uno P~flan5un9en 81 pliinoern unb nteoer3uz
bremen, Die es in Der l1mgegenb BON Ma<
Mia an Der groBen 2agune gei9eben, unb in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26

Wir pouen nit Gn9ldllD fein l1ebereinz
fommen, bds uns in 8ert9siotgutg ooer Nnz
qriff an @nglanb'5 Rris9e, @roberurgen uno
polttiI6e 8erpidlungen btnoet. Gs feblt
ni9t an Nmerifanern, ipelde Ii9 einbtloen,
baB elm 1plGes 8in0nlB ein ungebeurer Sor=
t6eil iein piirbe; urtb p6ne 3neifel piirbe e5
Elm iol4er fein - fir GngIano. 2estere3
pirbe uns gum Safdf maGen, pd6renD e5
1el6it ben 2Dipen fpteite. Nber bieie ameritdz
niiAen Smperialiiten Iino niGt betannt nit
ben Meinungen alet oer 8iir9er Der Gez
publif. 2ei9t fam nan ItA iiberSeugen,
baB bic porge19laJere Nlian3 aneritantz
1den 8iirgern irii9er 0e6urt olrhdus ni9t
annebmbar fem pirDe; 1bsr fis osr9i>lten it9
perbGltniBmGBig rubig. 9agegcn limb bic
am~erifaniIden 8iirger DeutIGer Qbflnft
iiberdls t6Gtig getpefen i'm NuSbrud ifrer
MiBbiQi9ung zines 1olden @iinbnifes rn0
in t6rer OrganiIation sur 8efdmpfung iebes
@9rittes in bieIer 3i6tung. Sn bieIer
9a6e BADEN ith Die OeutIa@I meritaner
G6icago's an bic Spibe qeiteGlt un0 Ii1 bleiz
berb prganiiirt, nm cine Iolfe NGian3 gu
b~ereiteIn unb re6t5eitig utb ~3ett9emGB bas
qan3e @ept4t bes beutTHaamerifanif9en
@inflltHes fir bas ullgemrine 8eite euf3uz
bieten. 9iefe 9eutiden befiBen Elm FAIRIES
@epi6t i'm ppIitiIGtn 2eben Der Htpublif.
sic finb @ortGmpfer perI0nli9er Srei6eit.
DoB lire 9tngebung an Die g}epublif 10 sroB
lit pie bic irgenb zines eingeborersn YctrtDz
ten, bas fat If6 bu erp;elcn, too Elm Iplher
9elpeis am be5ei4nenof lit - auf benz
@6la@tfelb. Gs gie6t unter linen Mdnner
BON GROCER 8efdbiguns uno Sapferteit, a19
1ebr pobl6dbenoe, Sbre nulrme9rtge Orgaz
n%iIatipn tpirb Elm &ern feir, I'M ben Ii9 bic
einem englli4en 9iinoaiB Feinoli3e @pItsz
meinung iammelt, 10 OoB ieosr berarti9e fall
fife @4ritt ieitens Der Rspu6lit petGinbert
ptrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26
9amSfeie ScMtid)=
Sitr0er+

Mtt obigem Qusbru4 = i'm en9lii6en ltr~
tcrt Sturdy German-American Citizens
= be9riiBt oas @9tcagp GbronicGe,
bas bon Nnfang an Die ieb;ge oeutI9e 8ez
tpegung 10 freunOti6 unO Der t%inDniBpou
auffaBte, Die nun ms 2e6en g~etretene
beutf9e Srgantfation 5abier.
l1nb einem tbrer 9aupt3tpede - Gerbi1oez
rung pon 9unbni1en Der Ser. Stauten init
au5pGrtigen Md4ten, sumal nit gn9lano,
bus be6arrli9 Die @et. 5taaten nit 9eutI6z
lamb per6eBen min, = 6oIt bas @9ronicle
folgenbe tparme Nnsrfsnnung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-04-26
EdsItde unA w06entIt@e
sssSHtuOts ~StaatSs3ettNng"
un6
ss9eF % E Il = 80.
Mbnnnentents :grstEes

AbunmeEaentSsSrstse.
Sn gAtsasO bura bic 9rd9sr ms 3aus ssIfisEA
gasebIntt per
sdoli6e 4nsaabs uuS Ser @eRrn' per @e@e.. o.2O
SdeIi9e Nusgabe per Sabr .......:-"..."'. tO
uno Ser meiten" ......"..... WO
Der metea" per Sabr.......... 8. ......'. EOo
Ke66sntli3t ausoabs per Sabr.....--~~. z.oo
EusSdrtiss. abonnentsH Sr ScR tn ben Ses. et0assn
fOpie @anabe unS @sEtes:
&Geii6e Musgabe per @W
Scr V9eftsH@ per S"W
464eHtliGe Husoabs per SGbr..--~~~~~ Z"O
Sns &ulIanS;
(Ganobd unb MerieO ausetnomneHl:
46ofibe @ugeabs per
Wo6enblatt Ober gBOben=W eften. .............. SEQ
Sonntae sg5efsn NIT rS6ers uuo Grnts...... $50
6datblott uH0 Ser t1.OS
Illinois StaatS-Zeitung Co..
Gbicsas. 81
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

For two generations it has been
the rule Of the democratic party
that its successful candidates for
the presidency must receive the
two thirds vote OF the nominating
conventions. Mr.. Bryan and his
friends desire this changed. and
want the candidate who receives a
majority Of the votes of delegates
in next years convention declared
the nominee. The reason Of this
demand is plain. The bitter fight
being waged against Mr.. Bryan by
the democrats east and south
makes il very uncertain If he can
ever secure two-thirds vote in the
convention; whereas, if a m ,iority
vote should nominate. his chances
would be materially improved. No
one realizes more than Mr.. Bryan
that his influence in party councils
is fast waning: hence il is he is
making every possible point that
will favor his cause next year.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

The published interview from
President Mellen emphasizes the
fact that Lewiston is the natural
center tor working up for market
the products OF the great timber
belt. The railroad will build a
branch line into the white pine
country, and bring the timber to
Lewiston where the mills will cut
Il up into lumber for home con-
sumption aud for shir ment abroad.
The development of this industry
alone will make manufacturing
center Of Lewiston. The greatest
body OF white pine uncut in the
United States lies along the upper
waters OF the Clearwater basin.
IL Lewiston can he made the CEN
Ter of manufacture for the lumber
trade of the Clearwater, her success
as manufacturing center will be
fairly established.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

The city council Of Chicago has
hit upon a new source OF revenue
in deciding that business men mus,
pay rent TO the city for space un-
der the sidewalks occupied by base
ments, and also for windows pro-
jeciing over the building line. The
mayor has decided that the street
above and below is city property,
aud il used by merchants they
shall pay rent. This source OF
revenue alone will net the city
thousands OF dollars. Chicago
has discovered a good thing, and
her example will be followed by
enterprising cities everywhere.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26
Notice for Publication.

United States Lani Ofhce, Lewiston. Idaho, May
; 1922
Notice IS hereby given that in compliance with the
provisions Of the act of Congress Of June 3 lsIs'
emitted An act to- the sale OF timber lands IN the
States of California. Oregon Nevada and Washing
ton Territory. as extended to all the PUBLIC Lani
States by aci of August T. 1892 Henry A. Morgan.
Ut GeneSee county Of Latah Stale OF Idaho, has n
this iaS filed in this once his sworn statement No,
- foT the purchase Of the NV ! ne = Of Section
No. 10 in Township No. 20. Range No. W. b. M,
and will offer proof to show that the land sought IS
more valuable for its stone than for agricultural
purposes and TO establish his claim said land be
tore the negister AMI Receiver Of this ONCE al
Lewiston Idaho ON Saturday. the y day Of July.
1929.
He names as witnesses. Jerai Biecher. Charles
Miller James Willows and Sanford Evans all OF
Gene>ee. Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the above
described aniS are requested TO ME their claims in
this office on VI before said 20 isy of July. 1879.
J. b. WEST Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

Bryan is hedging and trimming
his sails. His attitude in the re-
cent Chicago meeting showed this
plainly. He went to Chicago, but
when pressure was brought TO bear
he wavered over his allegiance to
the Alleged faction. He was pres
ent, but did not participate in the
meeting, though empowered by a
legal proxy. AT the silver meet
ing that followed he attempted to
patch up peace by saying that he
hesitated to make a choice when
all democrats looked alike to him.
His open letter to the democrats
in Kentucky, begging them to get
tog, ther and prevent the encour-
agement of a republican victory,
is not the less remarkable. He APP
peals to the gold democrats to give
the campaign Of 1900 the sustain
ing force OF democratic victory
in Kentucky this fall. In truth,
Mr.. Bryan is beginning to drop the
domineering style he has used since
the campaign of 1896. He sees
the widening breach between the
factions; he sees that defeat is in.
evitable if some conciliatory meas
ures are not soon taken. He does
not court defeat, hence we may
expect less and less OF the dictate
rial spirit, both in Bryan's actions
and in his speeches henceforth.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26


There are two currents which all
popular education has to consider.
One is the very necessary adiu. t.
ment OF education to the practical
demands Of life, and to the march
OF history which carries a people
to new destinies. We must pre-.
pare the future citizen to know
where he is and whittier he is tend
ing. He must be prepared to take
his place in the new world of state
and society that is forming about
him. The world of to-day and tn
morrow is not the world of our
fathers. In our own political life,
the changes which the last thirty
years have brought, both within
the nation and without, in our re
lations to the world at large, are
deep and far-reaching. We have
become more of an industrial and
commercial nation than we were
thirty years ago; the products of
our workshops aud factories are
competing in the markets of the
word. The commercial products
mean so much raw material with
brains and material added to it
hat is to say, intelligent labor com.
'rising good taste. The knowi
.dge OF practical purposes are EN-
'odied in every produc, of indus
ry, and a nations industrial power
$ directly enhanced by public ed |
lcation. School education must |
axe the adjustment to industrial |
into consideration when
raining courses Of study. and il
aust lay stress on..adjustment to the
tactical demands of life. '
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26
Notice for Publication

United States Land Once. Lewiston Idaho. April
q, 1899.
Notice IS hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions OF the act OF Congress OF
June g. 1878 entitled IAN act for the sale
Of umber lanis in the states OF California
Oregon Nevada and Washington territory, as eH-
tended 10 all the public land by act Of August
1892 Martin l.. Goldsmith. Of Lewiston, county OF
NeI Perez State Of Idaho has this day hed in this
ONCE his sworn statement No. , tor the purchase
Of the lot % OF section No - in township No 70 n.
range No. W N. and will offer proof to Show that
the land sought is more valuable Tor its timber OF
than Tor agricultural purposes ana To establish
his claim to said lani before the Register and he
CeVer ot this ONCE at Lewiston. Idaho Saturday,
the sih Jay " July. 1872. He names witnesses
John I Emerson. Francis }. Hogan, James h. W1nn
and W son p Bell, all Of Lewiston Idaho. Any
ami all persons claiming adversely the above de
sCTtei lands requested 10 file their claims in hi:
office on vi before sad 8th iay OF July. 1899
J. B. WEST. Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26
NOTICE

Department Of the interior, General Ians O1..
NASAngton. ID. c. july =. 1879
N1ee IS hereby given that the government o9ars
~ >ae tn one tot csrts in timber living On The nrs,
sN'sd unn BET Gain known the Aniover locate. At
me neal OF Lake cfeek. Rabeins mining iiStrirt ~,
alies east o; Bnnao HUMP. within the Bitter r.,
.esefs AaA0n, idaho. in amount AMI on terms ,S M
lows - 'N'"'S ~ tol
tnous9ni lnol feet l1-fooi hoaris AMI
f'ahNs A. so' les than $50 per .UD feet
Ioos nsSsAhi iFuO) feet Of logs peeled but mn,
>Ase1 81 aoi less than S. per i0IO feet
Any Fefsou desiring to purchase the entire In, ~
ABOVE described ami under the terms Sts,ss ,ns,
fsnsai sealei hi To the Receiver Of Inc Ior,i
.Nl1 snNs Al lewiston. ldaho within fifteen /, g
ton vac iae OF this notice. sad BID To he saAnrxst
on tat OUTSIDE thereof 'lumber had -
Al eais recesvei must be Tor the sniits x,.,ss n,
- " Sc ., ski iiEhef. the same 10 be iefiyere.
10 purchaser By the Receiver in the p,SI,t,r a., 80
tia"a theFsd NJ the time a the accordance ~ III
u11' AM upon payment To him IN cash ~ ths INN
sHe1uht accepted. - 'N'i
ihe nghi Is reserved to reiee, any and an hltx
biSGER hEsAASS Commissioner
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

Nineland improvements are
rushing. One party has just
contracted to erect eight resi-
dences, with eight more to
follow; all within 3 minutes
walk of the bridge. Another
party has lately built FIVE cot
tages, and has contracted FIVE
more. Dozens of other homes
are going up in various parts
of Nineland. A stone and sec
ond large frame store build
ings are i'll course of erection.
A big grain warehouse and
a freight warehouse are now
being built. Over a mile of
plank sidewelk is being laid.
The great steel wagon bridge
is finished although the croak-
ers said it never would be
built. The same croakers are
croaking yet. Let them
croak. YOU go and look for
yourself.
Lewiston Water and Power Company.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

The Alaskan boundary question
has gotten to a point where from
an English view it is either arbi-
trate or fight. The American po-
sition is that there is nothing to
arbitrate, and as for the fight, that
is hardly to be considered. The
Canadians may bluff, but England
will not furnish the backing to en-
gage i'll war where most she desires
peace.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26
All reports from the mining o.

All reports from the mining OPP
erations in the Interior confirm the
assertions of the locators that the
new mineral zone discovered by
the location of the Buffalo Hump
properties will prove one OF the
richest known in the history OF
the country. There is now every
reason to expect that a great min
ing camp will be built up in that
section, rivaling the famous Creede
aud Cripple Greek camps of Colo
RADIO. There will be developed sew
eral great mines, rich in iuexhaus.
tible bodies Of ore, from the great
veins that transverse the entire
country in this region.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

with It the implication tina, the
Missou'a cutoff, when completed.
will f,ecome the main line, and
that the route down Snake
river will be bailt 10 com
plete the most direct line TO
the coast. The result OF this TO
Lewiston Will be one of inCalcula-
bic benefit Lewiston. on the main
line OF one OF the great trans con
tiuental routes, and made the dis
tributing point .or all its branch
lines throughout a very rich sec
ton. will make a rapid growth,
aud soon attain prominence as
center Of commerce and industrial
wealth. With such a prospect the
future is assured.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26
Contest Notice.

department of the Interior. United States Land
Once. Lewiston. idaho, July p, 1899.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in
inns ofhee BY William Greer. contestant. against
Heorge Guyett, entry No. $40. made November D.
1877 Tor y sw Ia and u NV 4 sec tp a H. 7
m, by George Guyett. coniestee. in which il IS
alledged that said George Guyett has wholly aban-
1onei said above described land. and he has been
absent therefrom tor more than six months last past
AMI that no part of said has ever been Guilty. sted
sai psries are hereby notified to appear. respond
ana otter evidence touching said allegation at 10
y clock a; m ON September ~. 1899, before the Reg
iSter and Receiver OF the United States land office
IN lewiston idaho.
ne said contestant having. in a proper affidavit
MED July -, 1879, set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service Of this notice
cannot be made il is hereby ordered ami directed
that such notice be given by due and proper pubca-
ton, CHARI IS "A GARpy Raraver
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26
Contest Notice.

Department of the Interior, United States Land
ONCE, Lewiston June $, 1899.
sufficient contest affidavit having been flied in this
office by Ora E. Patterson. against Jurgen Holiorf
entry No o4Si made Nov Sth, 1898. for ne ar Sec g.
twp -, n r. W b M, by contestee in which IL is al
legged that: said entryman, Jorgen Holiorf has no,
established residence thereon. and has not cutiva-
ted OF improved the same as BY law required and
has not al any time resided On said land
said parties are hereby notified to appear respond
and offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
o CLOCK a. m. on July 9Th 1899, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States land Office in
Lewiston. Idaho.
The said contesian, having. In a proper affidavit,
MED June oth 1899 set forth facts which show that
after Que iigence. personal service of this notice
cannot be made. II is hereby ordered and directed
that such notice be given by due and proper publ
cation.
CHARLES n. CARRY. Receiver
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26
Contest Notice,

department OF the Interior United States Lant
once Lewiston, Idaho, June l7th 1902
this otfee BY John L. Powers. contestant, sgsins,
tred Bay, entry M. 1913. made March is,
ISIS; TOT MT s~ ar. sec 1, twp IS. nav m
rtei Ssy eoniestee. in which il IS alleged
mat said Fred Bey has wholly abandoned al
ae i"r more than six to- months neat prior 10 tn
1Ate heIeo' ana has failed reside on ami cultivate
'e ana as BY law required saii narties are hereby
notihei TO appear. psponi and offer evidence touch
ny >sii sHeg alton al 10 o'clock a m. on September
esh isS Before register ana receiver o, the Utitej
States land ofioe in Lewiston, Idaho
ne SAID eonte> ,ant having. in proper aftisvi,
ne1 July sth 1879 set torh facts which SHOW af,eI
Sue i'hgenes, personal service af this notice can
hH DC nAas, II IS hereby ordered and directed ,hst
such notice be given BY due ami proper pubiicatan
CRADLES n. CAREY, kecsiyeT,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26
Contest Notice.
WIN. 7. SCOTT,
Applicant.

Department Of the Interior. United States Land
Office. Lewiston. Idaho July -. 1899.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed in
this office by Edward o. Eakin. contestant against
Henry Bennett. entry 1927, made May %, 1898 for
y ne IA Sc - NV IA and ne IA sw IA Sec 81 TIP %
n. wb m. by Henry Bennett. contestee, in which
1t is alleged that said Henry Bennett has
wholly abandoned said land that he has no house on
said land and no part Of il has been cultivated. and
that he has been absent therefrom for than SIX
months last past. ami that said Henry Bennett has
never established residence said land, and has
not lived on said land tor the las; four years at ALL
SAID parties are hereby notified to appear. respond
anu offer evidence touching said allegation at 10
o Clock a m. on October II. 1899, before Register
and Receiver at the United States land ottce in Lew
iston Idaho.
The said contestant having in a proper affidavit.
MED July u. 1899. set forth facts which show that
after due diligence personal service OF this notice
cannot be made, II is hereby ordered and directed
mat such notice be given by due AMI proper pubica-
ton.
CAARI Il C Racni,.ar
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

1t was predicted that under the
gold standard there could be no
prosperity. Yet a considerable
measure of prosperity has been at.
tanned. even by the confessions OF
prominent friends of silver. General
A. J Warner admits that the in
creased production of gold has had
the same effect as if silver had
been restored 10 free coinage, and
that the results are all he asks for,
1t was predicted that without free
coinage at I6-to-I prices would in.
evitably continue to recede. Yet
prices have gone up very consider
ably on all but n few commodities.
Pig iron, which is regarded by
many as trade barometer, has add
vanced nearly 100 per cent. in six
months, Now, no matter how
any one can explain these phenom-
enon thew are here to show for
themselves. They call for some
attention. Along with the increase
In prices there has been an increase
IN money. Piices have in
creased, yet the standard has
remained unchanged. 1t is obvious
then that the contention about the
standard was ill-founded. These
facts presented to candid mind
will cause it to reach the conclu,
sion arrived at by General Warner,
that the results secured by the free
silver contention have been already
attained, and that the issue has
declined in Importance.