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eal Estate and Mines
Houses, lots and lauds for sale, located in the cities of Lewiston and Vineland.
Karins, ranches, fruit aud pine lands located in the states of Washington and Idaho
ciioiee gold propositions, located in the Pierce City, Musselshell, Elk City, Dixie;
and Florence mining districts, to bond or sell.
Investments made for capitalists and investors on approved properties of real merit
The locating of Nez Perce reservation lands for settlers promptly attended to.
Official aud notarial business transacted. Conveyances, deeds and mortgages made
^' and acknowledgments taken.
Scrip of all kinds for locatiug pine lands and government lands, at lowest market
price.
Correspondence solicitëd.
Address
j. n. STaeY
amas Block 3
e©„
Lewiston, Idaho
American Hill Placers.
p manager of the American I
^ CIirV ,,-iu city, is an arrival
"[felly! Mr Pope was averse to
. exCC r,i in a general way but said:
. completed the work of
ft'ehavejis an(1 have
leaning up »«* luc '
1 s most satisfactory season, as the
plenty of water and some I
We have a hydraulic elevator
and all the gravel is raised
IOU3IM«** — , . ,
tothe height of about 3 o feet , and
t is carried on to the American
01 I ,» ' de nos i ted. We utilize
cur Qiid tnere I
0 f five and six inch nozzles
hen
ot nve aim w* ...v».
*1 am i we have this season
abolit 200,000 cubic yards of
0 '
"We have two miles of flume on the
litch and aliout one mile of flume in the
We have constantly employed
, t wc ]ve to fifteen men
11 the way iron* __ I
throughout the season. Our people ae
1 ostly Chicago people and our company
Known as the Idaho Co. As I said,
j 1 , e are m ore than pleased with our
Lason's work and we will commence
operations again about the middle of
March 1900. We have twelve full
placer claims and there is sufficient
Lvel there to last from twenty-five to
fifty years. We do not think that it will
be advisable to increase the plant for the
ensuing year as we are using everything
HOW that the country demands. The
last shipment of bullion was made aliout
two weeks ago and was as large as any
have made heretofore. Our gold
goes all the way from fine gold up to
eight and ten dollars and nets f,i8 to the
ounce. 1 shall Wve in a few days for
Spokane ami from there to San Francisco
-
shall winter."—Grangeville
'ress.
I
vised Statutes of the State of Idaho l>c J
amended to read as follows: j
Section 1362. If the owner or claim
ant of any estray animal lie unknown,
takerup must, within ten days after tak
ing up such animal, file with the county
auditor a notice giving a description of
such animal, the marks, brands, natural |
or artificial, as near as practicable, the
name and residence of the takerup, and
the time at which the same was taken up.
Said auditor must immediately cause
such notice to be published in a paper
published nearest where said animal is
taken up for four consecutive weeks. If
no newspaper be published in any county
of the State of Idaho, such notice must
be puh'ished 111 some newspaper in an
adjoining county for four consecutive I
weeks Said takerup must deposit with I
the county auditor the sum of fifty cents
for filing and one dollar for publishing |
said notice.
Sec. 2. That section 1365 of the Re -1
vised Statutes of the State of Idaho he
amended to read as follows:
Section 1365. If any person entitled
'
The New Estray Law.
Section 1. That section 1362 of the Rc
to the possession of any estray does not
appear and substantiate his title, thereto,
aud pay the charges thereon, within forty
days from the time such notice is filctl [
with the county auditor, such estray
"lust lie sold at the request of the taker
U P by the sheriff or any constable of the
county living nearest the place of sale, at | -
—.....Ihno,
»ot.ee thereof, in wnting. by posting up I
the same in three of the most public |
places in the precinct where such estray
*as taken up at least ten days before
such sale, anil the takerup may bill
thereon at such sale; and after deducting
all the lawful charges of the takerup, as
aforesaid, not to exceed ten cents per day
•or feeding each estray, and the fee of
the sheriff or constable, which arc the
smie as on an execution, the remaining
proceeds of such sale must be deposited
In tile county trensury. Any estray sold
ns herein provided shall be branded by
the sheriff or constable making such sale, |
w *th an estray brand, as follows: A cir
cle with an initial letter K in the center,
the same to be placed on the left side or
nbs of all horned stock, and on the left I
shoulder Q f a |j other stock. The brand- ]
' n g irons for such purposes shall lie fur
nished by each respective county in the
State of Idaho, and the sheriff or consta
ble making such sale shall receive for !
hts
services the sum of fifty cents per
head for each auimal so branded.
^ ec - 3 - When the takerup of an estray
finds marks or brands on such animal
that are eligible, lie must call a compe
tent witness to establish said fact, whose
name and address must be published in j
the estray notice filed with the county
a uditor.
Sec. 4. Any person or persons ncglect
,n g or refusing to comply with any of the
provisions of this Act shall !>e deemed
Koilty of a misdemeanor, ami upon con
viction thereof shall Ire fined in any sum
not less than five dollars ami not more
than one hundred dollars.
Curtis Thatcher is building
bouse on the hill.
EJ Hall's Good Luck.
I
I Ed Ilall, formerly a resident of
Bellevue, has struck it rich over in .
Oregon. Years ago Ed was an industrious 1
citizen ol Broadford, but being a cripple
lie could npt endure hard labor, and it
was with difficulty that he kept the larder !
0
o his aged parents well supplied. Several
I years ago Ed and his parents removed to
Oregon, where he learned assaying, and
for some time he has been employed
, /v * a c»
an assay olT.ce at Sumpter. Since ;
Sumpter has come into prominence as a
gold mining camp, Ed made a "blind
I,-, -
location
__________ .1 a mountain side and induced
his father to statt a tunnel and run fora
"blind lode," Ed agreeing to assist the
old gentleman all he could during his
spare moments. The old man worked
diligently for months, with occasional ]
help from his son, and succeeded in |
penetrating the mountain several hundred I
I , , .... _ ___an
• i •• l I
amt the old lady even took in washing to
help iu their support.
One evening, a few weeks ago, the old
gentleman went down home with his
pockets full of rocks. "Where's your
washtub, Mrs. Hall," were his first words
on entering, and nothing more. It be
ing pointed out, tie forthwith seized an
ax and demolished the faithful old tub
in a jiffy. He then entered the house
and proceeded to throw out doors the
well-worn furniture, including the old
lady's highly-prized old-time rocker,
Mrs. Hall, becoming alarmed and be
lieving her husband crazy, ran out and
called for help, and when she and her
neighbors entered, tile old man was
dancing a jig of joy. He finally cooled
down and informed the astonished crowd
that the old lady, Ed and himself were
rich—that he had "struck it big in
I the tunnel," and to verify his assertion
he produced saveral specimens of rock
glittering with gold.
When Ed came to supper lie was over
joyed to hear the old man's story, and
that night they spent proving the width
of the new bonanza, which was five feet
f r om wall to wall and immensely rich
A noted mid wealthy man chanced to
| )e a i Sumpter and Ed confided to him
Llmut his lucky strike, took him to ex
am j| te the ledge and permitted him to
t a g c away samples ol the ore I11 a few
( i„y R ibis gentleman returned to Sumpter
alll j hunting up Ed asked how much he
wanted for his mine. "How much will
y OU give. 1 "' was Ed's reply. "One
hundred and fifty thousand dollars,"
coo py responded the mining operator,
"Take it!" said Ed.
And now the young cripple who at
Broadford, on Wood River, only a few
years ago was struggling for his daily
I l )rea ,l, is the possessor of a handsome
I f or tune ami will guard well the future
co „ifort of his aged parents.—Mountain
| llomc Bulletin
George Culver went to Birch creek on
Ljie boat Sunday. He will remain one
week in camp
. ,
I w. S. Harris has contracts to put 10
1
j
000.1
ties
[ ^tiis winttf.
feet of logs and ioo.ixxi railroad
in the Clearwater above Orofino :
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For Sale
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| - l0 ^\ 7 ^ituatld? r nl"'r ''' Squaîtlra
will "Y, furniture (tl -
I tirely new. Doing gixxi business. Ad
| dress John Reynolds, Orofino, Idaho,
4 i .............
partnership heretofore existing and,
j, nowll um l 0 r the firm name of Brandon
y. R, I wards was this day dissolved by j
muUla i consent. E- T. Brandon will col- j
]ect a u dues and assume the obligations
0 f the firm
signed by E. T. Bkanixin
j F. Edwards
Dissolution Notice.
Cul-de-Sac, Idaho,
Oct. 25, 1H99.
, ,, , , 1, „I
All concerned will take notice that the !
Klass & Pleger
j All work do*
House Painting
Sign Writing,
Paper Hanging
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Estimates furnished. Signs a specially..
loue promptly in an up-to-date
manlier. Sh ip 011c door cast of Henley
llro s' grocery, Main street.
VOLLMER
This company has on band
all clases of lumber, rough
SAW MILL CO. and dressed, well seasoned.
Vollmer, Idaho.
J. E. JACOBSON, Receiver.
For quality and price wc can
compete with Puget sound
product. Correspondence so
licited.
Alias Summ ns on Foreclosure of M rtgaje
In the District Court ol the Second Ju
dicial District of the State of Idaho, in
an '\ * or * s,l / Berce county.
the "stall of
j„hn C. By master, deceased, and Mary
By master, Joseph Bymaster, George By
'""'er, Bessie Thompson and her hus
.band Benjamin Thompson, Ellen B,
W ing, Alice McIntosh and Duncan A.
McIntosh, her husband, and Leslie A.
Porter, defendants
Action brought in the District Court of
State of
the Second Judicial District,
1(laho> jn Alui J for Nw , ,. crct countyi R1Ill
the complaint filed in said county ol Nez
Perce, in the office of the Clerk of said
i twd riot i
District Court
The State of Idaho sends greeting to
David S. Dent, as administrator of the
estate of John C. Bymaster, deceased,
Mary By master .Joseph By master, George
Bymaster, Bessie Thompson, Benjamin
Thompson, her husband, Ellen B. Wing,
Alice Mclutosh, Duncan McIntosh, her
| husband, and Leslie A. Porter.
I You are hereby required to appear ill
action brought against you by the
above-named piaintitf in the District
.........
Court of the Second Judicial District,
State of Idaho, iu and for Nez Perce
county, and to answer the complaint
filed therein within ten days (exclusive
of the «lay of service) after the service on
you of this summons if served within
this county; or if served without this
county, but within this district, within
twenty days ; or if served elsewhere
within forty days, or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you according
to the prayer of said complaint
The sai<l action is brought to obtain a
decree of this Court for the foreclosure of
one certain mortgage, described 111 the
complaint and executed by the said John
C. By master, then living, on the first day
of June, 1891, to secure the payment of
one certain promissory note bearing date
I«ewistou, Idaho, June ist, 1891, for the
sum of one hundred and twenty ($120.00)
dollars, payable at the office of the Wash
ington Loan & Trust Co., Walla Walla,
Wash., iu ten equal installments o!
twelve dollars each, as follows: The first
Installment on the first day of December,
I891 ; the second installment on the first
lay of June, iS92,and one installment on
the first days of June and December in
ach year thereafter, until the entire sum
is fully paid; and said note and mort
gage further provide, and it is expressly
ätäsäää ï
1 1 !.. .x- vinr* »»um »il I
ysiilwÄ
Lately due and payable at the option
said V. A. Leighton or legal holder ot |
the note, and draw interest at twelve pci
eent per annum from the date of said
note, until fully paid. And the said
mortgage further provides that ill detault
of the covenants and conditions of the
mortgage, or any of them, the party of
the first part to pay to the mortgagee or
his assigns a reasonable attorney's tee for
the foreclosure of the mortgage alleged
tobe fifty dollars, the same to be a lien
upon the premises and added to the
amount of the obligation and secured by
the mortgage, and to lie included nnd .
operate as a part of the judgment on |
j foreclosure of the mortgage.
The terms of the said note and said 1
mortgage are alleged to lie broken in this |
said sum of one hundred and twenty dol
lars. and each and every part of it is line 1
and entirely unpaid, and the taxes upon
the mortgaged land during the four years 1
last past are alleged to have lieen paid
long after the same became due by
plaintiff, contrary to the alleged terms ol
the mortgage. And the interests and
claims of all the defendants and ail of
them are alleged to lie sulwequent and
subject to the lien of plaintiff's mortgage
and on which there is alleged to lie due
plaintiff and entirely unpaid f 23S 96 of
: principal and interest, and f5>> rcason-
! able attorney's fee. Ill all f2K.S.y6. all ol
! which more fully appears by reference to
plaintiff's complaint, to which reference
is hereby made.
j That the premises conveyed oy said
îhereo*M>plîc<l to the payme./of said I
- principal, interest and attorney's fee and
cosU of suit, and alaojhat the »id de -
fendants aud all persons claiming by,
through or under them, may lx; lxirred
and foreclosed of all right, title, claim,
lien, equity of redemption, and interest,
in and to said mortgaged premises, and
for other and further relief, and if you
fail to appear and anwser said complaint.
11s above required, the plaintiff will take
„I default against you and apply to the
! ^ ^ f ^ Yt-lief demanded in the com
. jnt
Given under my hand and seal of the
said District Court of the Second
for' NV i 'lVrci" county,
< SKAI j this twenty-seventh day of Sep
^ ^ f ^ Yt-lief demanded in the com
tember, in the year of our Lord, |
one thousand eight hundred aud
ninety-nine
P. E- STOOKEY, Clerk.
By--^--Deputy
K. O'NEILL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice to Taxpayers.
! To the Taxpayers of the city of Lewis
! ton, State of Idaho:
j Notice is hereby given that the roll for
I the city of Lewiston, Idaho, is now in
the hands of the City Treasurer for col
! lectnm. Taxes Ix-cotnc delinquent March
io, 1900. Fred Klino,
City Treasurer.
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For Sale.
House and lot 130 foot front on Snake
i River avenue
S. WILDENTHAI.KR.
Burlington
Route
The Short Line
To the Southeast
and the only line offering
through-car service from Mon
tana and Washington to St.
Louis and intermediate points.
Through standard sleepers
daily, Butte to St. Louis via
Lincoln, Omaha and St. Jo
seph.
Through tourist s!ce)iers,
twicc-a-week, Seattle, Tacoma,
Spokane and Hutte, to Kansas
City
Information 011 application
to any Northern Pacific ticket
agent.
A. B. Jackson, l'ass'r. Agent
Spokane, Wnsh.
StarSaloon f
W. L. Boise.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Canadian Club,
Yellow Stone,
Private Stock,
Cyrus Noble's Hunter's Rye,
Old Crow
And Monarch Whiskies
Ideal American,
Libcrtad de Culm.
Commodore Dale and
Duke of Palmen Cigars.
Ale and Porter
Letup's Beer.
Star Beer.
a
of
of
o!
Kindergarten
Opened in the Guild room. For chil
dren from 3 to 6 years old. Hours y
to 11:30 a. m. Charges arc #3 |x'r
month, in advance Mrs Harry. A.
Jones and Miss Augusta Keisling,
trained by the Crocker Kindergarten
asssociation, Spokane, Wnsla
-r« ...... »«s
on nliort noliee. If you niltlei
FRANK G. SCHMITT,
Architect,
Contractor
And Builder.
i-r Cnctu
suloon, cast Main slirct.
offl.Ä
1 A <mr _' V,™.!\... 'V' ' '
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| tended to. telephone No. 25.
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| Gall Ol lCft\C OTOCTS fit
1 /r j A4 . Hua«avii
lAMQÇH J Mfll • UjlOCvEV
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jDray and Express
W. E MATHEWS, Proprietor.
All orders promptly at
I QJSTOM
LUdl W 1 V 1
- 1 W QOD
m
iU
In any quan
tity or length
SAWING «J* J*
Clearwater
Wood
Yard j*
Opjiofiite North
ern Pacific
Depot
A1 SMITH
and
JOHN VERNON,
Props.
| Bank, Boise, Idaho,
THEO. F. WAGENEN, E. M.,
P. O. Box 83,
Bo isR, Idaho.
Consulting Mining and Hydraulic
Engineer.
Will also contract for the patenting of
lode and placer claims.
Reference, The Capital State
A Few
Interesting
Facts. ..
When people are contemplating a trip,
whether on business or pleasure, they
naturally want the lx-st service obtain
able so far as speed, comfort and safety
are concerned. Employees of the WIS
CONSIN Centrai. Lines are paid to
serve the public and our trains are
(qx-rated so us to make close connec
tions with diverging lines at all junc
lion points.
Pullman Palace Sleeping nnd Chair Cars
on through trains.
Dining Car service unexcelled. Meals
served A la Carte.
j j „^V'tVr to obtain this first-class service,
ask the ticket agent to sell you a ticket
over . . .
THE WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES
and you will make direct connctions at
St. Paul for Chicag
all points Hast.
For any further information call on any
ticket agent, or correspond with
Jas. C. Pond,
General Pass. Agent,
or Jas A. CLOCK, Milwaukee, Wis
General Agent,
246 Shirk Street,
PorUand. Oregon
For Purity !
For Quality!
For Value Received
GROCERIES
Cash
# Grocery.
Main street, corner Fifth.
, Telephone No. 41.
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And Loans.
Lewiston, Idaho.
E TEXIER,
THE PIONEER GROCER.
A full line of select
family Grocer ies.
Fruits aud vegetables
iu season. Good value
for your inouey.
Prompt delivery.
Mai* Street, between 2nd and Jrd
KRESS
watchmaker
Jeweler
REPAIKIMtl
A SPECIALTY.
Main Street. I'onioffice Block
AWWIW#
! Stenography
« and
Typewriting.
All Work llone Promptly.
Adrian R. Sweet.
£ Itinnard Block.
Il 11 illl!
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WAHA. IDAHO.
Fine Summer Resort.
Good Pishing, Hunting
A Ml UOATING
Only 211 miles from Lewiston,
with daily stages each way.
RATES REASONABLE.
Write or apply to
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THOHAS OLIVER. Prop.,
Wahn, Idaho.
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That is what everylxxiy
nays alsuit the
WEISGERBER
RF.F.R —^—N
Htrietly it first uIamm article
and uliMilulely pure. Gan
lx* Imd iu keg or Ixittle.
Th« eallfornla Brewery.
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THE GLEN ELLEN
WINE VAULTS.
A. Kline & Co. Prop's.
Sole agents for the celebrated
Schlitz lx-er—the lx er that made
Milwaukee famous.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers and
Wine Merchant*. Carry the choic
est and largest st.xk of Imported
and Domestic Wines and Liquors
for the trade at large and for Fain
ily and Medicinal use.
Corner M.1111 aud Third Sts., I,ew
iston, Idaho.
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eharles N. Brearley
TEACHER ol
PIANO AND IIARHONV
XT W. C. niRtSMAN r.
L. L. STRONG,
Undertaker
anil Embalmer
Room« in new Eichenbergcr block.
J)R. C. W. SHAFF.
Surgeon.
Office Rooms, Vollmer Hu I Id In g.
Hours—Eye, Ear and Throat, 10 to 11 !
m. All other eases, I to 8 p. 111.
S. S. JOHNSON, M. I).
Physician and Surgeon,
Late surgeon O. R. & N. Co. and N. P. S. S. C.
Member uf California Medical Sot »ety.
As licensed physician for both Idaho and Wash
ington, he otters his services to the people of Lewis
ton and Concord, and will give special attention to
surgery and the diseases ot women and children.
Night calls except obstetric, double usual charge
Office room. Adams Blttck over Owl Drug Store,
where orders can be left. Houis9toll,2 to 4, and
7 to 8.
L. P. INMAN, M. D.,
Homoeopathic Physician
Hurgeon ami HpvcIalisL
Chronic ami nervous diseases of Ixitli
women and men. Elect riel ty used In
all of Its forms as medicine. Office
two doom east of the Bee Hive. Oon
-ultallon free.
JjJ. Ö» BROWN, M. I>. V. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Main Ht., opposite Teller of
fice Hgiecial attention given to the
Eye, Ear, Nor and Throat, and
chronic disposes.
DR..STIRLING,
Physician and Surgeon,
Room* in new Weisgerber building.
J. J. RANDALL,
Dentist.
Office in building formerly occupied
by Attorney J. W. Reid.
Dr. J. F. ATKINSON.
DKNTIST.
work at reasonable
JAM EH E. «ABB,
Attorney at Law.
Lewiston National Bank Building, Lew I Ht ou
Idaho. I'racticea in State and Federal Conti» ot
Wanhingtoti and Idaho, and own* complete f0
Abstract Books of Not Force Co.
mcearland & mceari.and,
Attorneys - at - Law,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Will practice In all Courts,
K. O N El 1.1 „
Attorney at Law and No
tary Public.
All tmsIncMrarrtiitly attended to Will |ir*r
tier in *1 ! tom t h 11I Washiuglmi and Idaho, ol
Heron Main alien, I.ewisUm ouponile HnntieH'p
Store.
HeUerlck t>. Culver, fclmer k. Halsey,
Late uf the Minnesota Hai. Late Wecetver U S. Land
Office, Marquette Mth.
Mill's S. Johnson
I ormerly t»f the Colorado Bar
lUlaVfiiC, HALHKV A JOHNSON,
Attorneys and Counselors.
Offlix- in JtluiiHid Bhx'k.
Ix'wiston, Idaho.
11. K. Lund office and IXqmrtmcnt
proetloe. Title lilignlion and i'mbuU'
matlerH. Htute and Federal t .'ourls.
JOSEPH K. PERSONS,
Attorney at Law,
Land and Mining Law a Specialty,
Fifteen years practice before local land office* and
Department ol the Interior. U- S. referee m bank
Wcy.
Office rooms 14 and IS Third floor, Lewiston Na
tional Bank hulldino
THOM AH MULLEN,
Attorney at Law.
Legal liUHineHH of all kinds given
iniinpt alien lion. Lewiston Nations:
Iktiik building, next door to U. H.
Lund Offlee
UEO «HE W. TANNAHILL,
Attorney at Law.
Probate iimtu-m and Hellleiiicnt of
■-»tuten carefully attended to. Office Iu
Aduiua Hhxik.
J. W. l*o«, H.S Anderson. Jno. B An4er*on
POP, ANDERSON & ANDERSON,
LAWYERS.
Office. Hoofti 2. Vollmer Block,
pedal attention given lo mining anJ land busines*
Office. Hoofti 2.
pedal attention given lo mining anJ land busines*
If III practice In all court* in Idaho anJ Washington
Daniel Needham, Ray I), Walker
I^ate of Wisconsin Bar.
NRKDHAM & WALKUR.
Attorneys at Law,
Lewiston. Idaho
Will practice ill all stale and federal
courts. Office, room 2, Lewiston Na
tional Ixtuk building
ERNEST MCCULLOUGH,
Civil and Mining Engineer
Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Lewtkton Bank block.
LfcWISTON......IDAHO
Cable Mac»ee. -- G*de McNeil.
J. WRIGHT.
Truck and
Transfer__—
All business promptly at
tended to.
Take Notice.
\V If. Inland is no longer in the
h>\ ol the Teller and lie is not author
tied to collect mon*:} on accouut of
TKIXft*.
The iamjl'ir '1 chain marie it tin
shortest transcontinental route.
Through tile grandest scenery In
America by daylight.
Attractive tours during season of nav
igation on Ureal ljikes via Duluth, In
connection with Magnificent Passen
ger steamers Northwest aud Northland
For mai», tickets and hill Informs
lion call on or address or O. K. A N.
agents, or
C- 0- DIXON, Ora- Agent.
Jamison Block, corner Riverside and
Mill HU., Hpokane. Wash.
F. J. Whitney, U. P. T. A., HL Paul
Minnesota.
It is the ment, modern In equipment.
It Is the heaviest railed lire.
It has a Hock-Ballast Ko»ul«-il.
it pros es no Hand Deaeru.
It was built without land grant nr
Government aid.
It is tinted for the courtesy ot Its em
ployees.
It is the only line serving meals on tlie
a la Carle plan.
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Pullman
Elegant
Tourist
Sleeping Oars.
Dining Oars.
ot
Sleeping Oars.
St. Paul,
Minneapolis
Duluth
Pargo
To Grand Porks
Crooks! nn
Winnipeg
Helena ami
Butte.
THROUGH - TICKETS
TO
TO
Chicago,
Washington,
Philadelphia,
New York
Boston and all
Points Past and South.
For inlormatlon, time cards,
maps and tickets, call on or write
R B. Hooper, Agent.
—OR—
A. D. Charlton,
Asst. Ceu'l Pass. Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
TIMB CARD.
Eaxl Hound —
No. (HI Freight............ 2:40 ». in.
No. 10, I'nMxetiger,........7:00 » m.
West Bound
No 51», Freight,...........lO'-Ifi a. iu.
No. H, Fusseliger ........... 2.05 p. 111.
H.
© R&N
TO THE
EftST.
Hi vu, the choice of
Two Tranbccntinental
ROUTES
Great Oregon
North'n Ry Short Line
of
Iu
VIA
SPOKANK
VIA
SALT LAKE
MINNEAPOLIS DENVER
ST. PAUL OMAHA
AND AND
CHICAGO KANSAS CITY
Oemui Hleumerx leave Portland every
Five Days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
^Commencing August 14, 1899, the O.
R. lit N. steamers will leave Lewiston lor
Kipuria at ten o'clewk a. in. daily, con
necting at Riparia with trains going both
east and west. W. A. Austin, general
agent, Lewiston, Idaho.
W. H. HUKI.BUHT,
Aaa't Ueu'l PoMiwuger Agent
Portland, Otvu on
H. T MADCWICK.
ofltractor anOnili
IKVUISTON, IDAHO
Bra You Going to—
Build a Home?
U'jr new Ixxik will tteluyou. "Houses
for All and Contractor'* Guide," d.-
votixl lo wtininllng, plaMiiiog, tiuilding
tod Ix^tulifylng Hie home. The flr*l
ixxik of lliia k ud ever published. Heul
throughout the Unitisl Hlalea and
« '»Matin, oil re«:: Ipt of price |2 •'>• 1 - Hend
retiill an«- In PtMttfflee <w Ex peace
money ortler, payable at Ia 1 wiabxi,
Idaho, «eiueiuia-r,
I he Jennings Architect Co.
Iiaa lint! over twenty years exix-riem e
Aibfrexw titmeool Wash.
Orders taken for all kinds of refrige
rated meats from Dr. Boston'* cold stor
age r«x>uis. amt delivered at residence by
W. H. Green, of the Blue Mcnntai»
Market.

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