Indian threats and frontier orders spark US war-scare
Dispatches from Washington report rising peril as frontier campaigns against tribes spread panic. Detachments ordered to Fort Leavenworth. volunteers possible. Interior notes stress faith with Sioux and location choices amid a volatile Indian country.
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Indian hostiles from Camas Prairie press Oregon forces
Reports from Portland detail a broad Indian uprising in eastern Oregon with about 1,400 hostiles. James Clark and 14 men fought near Murderer's Creek, losing a member and wounding two others before escape. News cites battles, troop movements, river patrols, and civilian volunteers preparing to assist Gov. Chadwick as facilities and arms are organized.
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South Fork
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Day River
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Clark
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Cilito
Chadwick
Walla Walla
Gen
Howard
Baker City
John Day
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J. A. Kress
Welcome
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Gov. Ferry
Gen. Wheaton
Throemorton
E.E. Turk
Canfion City
Grover
N.B. Sinnott
Cation City
Gafton City
Lot Livermore
Sperry
Turner
Pilot Rock
The
Columbia
Tiela
Frank Wheaton
dd—Infantry
Walla ‘Walla
John Day’s River
Granite Creek
Willard Creek
Campus Prairie
Birch Creek
Gov. Chadwick
Willow Springs
Maj
Kress
Spokane
Coyote Station
Oregon
Maj. Kress
Gen. Howard
Hostetter's Storanch Bitters Praised by 19th Century Doctors
Early physicians, craving a medicinal tonic to replace adulterated stimulants, noted Hostetter's Storanch Bitters revived energy. They observed its botanic remedy restored vigor and corrected digestive and evacuative irregularities, earning favorable, repeated medical confirmation.
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Hostetter
Swayne's Pills Claim Cure for Internal Disorders
Purported advertisement for Swayne's Tur and Sarsaparilla Pills claiming relief from headache constipation indigestion and liver torpor. Promotes nonirritating purgative action and elimination of toxins via bowels and kidneys. Sold by leading druggists and Cheyenne dealer Addams & Glover at 25 cents a box.
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Glover
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Sa&w-Ly
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