Idaho County free press. [volume], February 17, 1899, Image 3

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Tired _of Life
,ld Not Sleep. Wae Nervous,
and Had Headaches
II dims Troubles Completely
Cllf# d by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
m I think it » doty to express my thanks
,he «ood X have derived from Hood's
inupâr illa. Abont a year ago I became
fleetly worthless. I eould sleep but a
„ minutes at a time during the whole
cbt and when I roee in the morning I
Ï ^ona than whan I went to bed. I
very nervous and had sick and
( 1 sa d** ,hj * I was almost tired o(
t u d did not ears for anything. I
my mind to try Hood's Sar
I procured a bottle and began
„ it. Finding the first bottle
led me I got the second, and kept on
1 I had taken four bottles, when I
completely cured." 8 am ukl White,
b Bey, Washington.
loard of Trade Membership
n. following .. .b. u.t «1
Z&XJ&Tjr"*
SJ 7 q wMver. A F Parke,
ID Smith, F D Richardson, F
WdsomJEdwards, JA Hanson,
'C Johnson, G K Reed, John
littic. F J Reed, D B Atherton,
Pfeufer, W Scott, M Wagner, E
gherwin. HE Matteson, W E
w, W A Hall, A J Turner, E A
jy, E S Sweet, F Hogan, E H
iwifler, A T Reynolds, E Evans,
F Ailshie, W H Hill, D Worth,
F Fulton, H Murray, B C
mev, W E Graham, W W
ute'ith. H Orchard, J M Jack.
M Hartman, J A Wilkinson, C
CritM, F M Noyse, B L Briley,
C Laningham, Geo Brown, W
Bills, JM Mullinix, A Maxey,
Murphy, W Steinheiser, A
cidenrich, W W Brown, F Me- v
ane, R D Shearer, G A Bohc
ike, J C Garber, HO'Kaue, W ly
khmadeka, W vou Berge, Levi ai<
igee. J P Cox, J W Shannon, D
eenwait, J J Hogan.
Organization has been effected t(
ill H Orchard president, J Nor
od, secretary and J Flittie, ,
ivspuriding secretary. The !P
rabership fee is 85 . A room has "
m secured in the old assay office a
the meetings of the Board. A ce
nmittee is now drafting a con- re(
tutioii and by laws, and other an
amittees aie at work preparing
.ertising matter setting forth tin* 0,
raulages of Orangeville as a *
ding point, and the opportuni- f I
oili-red in Idaho county for the
Ü table investment of capital in
ry line of business. The build
of the cut off road to Florence
1*° to receive immediate atten
i at the hands of the Board,
pplieations for membership
uld be made to Johh Norwood,
Every property owner
business man in and around
lugeviile should become a
and participate in the meetings
lie Board, which are full of en
siasm and determination
ke Orangeville the leading tow
he State.
bsesme
up
Get only
Sarsa
parilla
best-lb fact the Ons True Blood Purifier.
oods
. jt OUI« •*•£? °"|yJ )i,u to take
lood 9 Fills with Hood's Sarsaparilla.
day
the
and
but
At
nal
to
retary.
mem
to
n
Mining Transfers.
F Comey to Sam I Silverman
claim deed to one-sixteenth
'rest in Golden Shield
111 ' consideration one dollar,
surge Baker to G Stussi one
1 h interest in the Hottentot
rz . cluui in Robbins mining
m , ln bobbins mining district;
«deration one dollar,
b Da vidson to D R Atherton
•eighth interest in Apex No 2
r 2 claim in Florence mining
r| ct; consideration 81.
quartz
lire
the
to
ketry
and
The
ment
the
the
ful
made.
en
step
they
the
Under
els
More Discoveries.
ist
P ,os pecting arouud the
'° Hum P region will spread
. !V id * "eld is already
,J ,y . the fact- that Messrs
Mornson and C. E. Pound
u ledgt>8 half wa y be
iMa ^ Um P Florence,
gentlemen recently re
v ^ 8e<!tion i and the
J »hich includes C. P. Cotter
CT n f', d P ' M - Christen
!y feet w• i edg ^ twenty-live
feet f * de ' ''bat crops up six
rison s TOm the Hur face. Mr.
7 " thp first assay.which
^-rfaceore, went 84 , butas
Waa the same
"ffiiio Hump
!ltev to the Huinp
Wn?nt « t,8fied when tliey
will find* ft bf>d ^, ° f the
1rs. . f 0 q«ally as rich.
Ho wT and Pound went
while the°othî t * r m0 . r<, 8U P*
dfcvelnttr ? t ler parties will
erty. P eut work on the
or
experience had
ere, and theirs
ore
grass.
flag
out
gents
they
When
of
jungle
to
'"«Portant Ruling.
Ke l5ea «y has handed
°Pmion
;; rrer in the
Uav enport
")'• The
* n *. and i
v alidU
n an
overruling a
case of W.
's. Shoshone
case is very im
lf will determine
•,000 of K° r . inva,id 'ty of
ays the °l the coun '
^ bond °' Se ^ tatesm an
ld outst " i WCre is8 ued to
>oin t raisel'u 8 bonds t and
' as that h by the demur '
* and7aa- h - ey COI1 *tituted
tmJ' UOn ' Al debt and
s »ch deif, a ' nt s^uuld show
"al debt h WeI1 as the
Dt d,d not exccdthe
range.
plied
to
tack
turned
and
the
gress and that it was created
and the bonds issued in accord
ance with the provisions of our
constitution. The bonds were
,SS ""> » ■«<* to refund a""
sue made before the adoption
ot the constitution and after
passage of the congression
al act of limitation.
a
whole
I
I
and
o(
I
Sar
on
I
the
Judge Beatty discusses the
legal point raised by the de
murrer at length and holds
that the complaint is sufficient
as to all its counts to put the
county to its defense.
James E Babb represents
jhf plaintiff in the suit and W.
• He) burn the defendant.
VV A H Gr pf Min ' ng Cam P'
■™-i„ éufciî
»«lopment company, in speaking of
SÄTÄ
*£ - - ™. ÏÂÏÏ
^ ZV"*' th T ta 10 feet ° f
F aSted w HWh"? "° v° n f U , nac '
LSil l^ &y ? f lle la,,d
££ '? "" c . h a * P^nt A num
b! t ?t k lo « at,on8a r e hemg made
E ^ 1 ^|, wh " , have '»«'
E P®^ 1 .^ 8 . 0 " 0 holdings and
A S?.M "Î Where to g0 ' have no
The mwhto "T claims -
the *« Ä fr0 "! Fl< ' r , ence to
acceimimukf flne n and With good
C mall"H r a " alon * the hue
S ™ : " ^""P' Frank -
" aanaf, ! rd ™ m a lot of
S'* " T W,U * ako frei « ht
toïe n t^" 1 ' 1 T' nce fw
' 6 * 8 a P° unt l
, n i 5 ^' P ' 8 * ns tRute.
v v*f *f ran g ev >He lodge of the
Kn .'g h t 8 °' Pythias was succe sful
ly . ,n8tltu ted last night, with the
ai< ; r , l ) a team from Lewiston,
lh ®- fol *owing gentlemen are
members of the Lewiston lodge and
t( ! ^ P® 1 '* ' n t* 10 proceedings last
nig lt:
, 'Gorge Erb, grand vice-ehaneal
!P r ' d McConkey, irjaster of
" nance i Williamson,
a , arlU8 ' E. Kincaid, vice-ch.m
ce 0, j Lesley Fhompson, keeper of
re( ' 0r '* s au d seals; Harry Lydon
an ~, L- Akens,
,* " e aiem hers of the Lewiston
0, g V w ' d remain over for a day
* in order *-° take in the mas
f I u<> rade ball tonight,
only
take
F
öf
ma m ter
t ,.
or
Fioroo, PyriQus Fighting.
Manila, Feb. 10.—Yester
day afternoon the American
army under General Otis
made a combined attack
of
r
u r
upon
the insurgent outposts and bat
teries which flank the town of
Manila on two sides. The
strongest native earthworks
and batteries are at Calcoacas,
some six miles from the town
but well within range of the
guns carried by the double
turreted monitor Monadnock.
At a signal from the tower of
Delome church, the U. S. sig
nal station, the Monadnock
brought four of her big guns
to play upon the Caloacas bat
teries.
ing
of
2
The rebels reserved their
lire until the bombarding from
the Monitor, had ceased.
Their earthworks were badly
shattered, but they managed
to poor deadly volleys of mus
ketry into the American lines.
A charge was then ordered
and the Montana and Idaho
regiments advanced at a double
The First Kansas and a regi
ment of artillery deployed to
the right. The charge across
the open in the face of a fear
ful fusillade was gallantly
made. The earthworks were
captured and the enemy driv
en out.
The insurgents quickly re
formed and had to be driven
step by step backwards until
they met the cross fire of the
Kansas regiment and artillery
stationed on the right. This
completed the work begun by
the Idaho and Montana boys
Under a criss-cross fire the reb
els were mown down like
to
grass.
At 5:30 p. m. the Philippine
flag was lowered from the
Presidency. J Iowever, it turn
out that although the insur
gents were at their last gasp
they still hid a kick left.
When least expected a body
of Philippine; hidden in the
jungle poured a terrific fire in
to the ranks of the First Penn
regiment, at short
The Americans re
sylvania
range.
plied by bringing field artillery
to bear and silencing this at
tack with heavy volleys of
shrapnell and shell.
The Philippine troops re
turned to their trenches. The
Americans promptly advanced
and set fire to the native
r
ti, » a as *. td a the afternoon
he^ii "toT™ loss is statcd to
our dead i >Ut nt> officiaI list of
were been ^ Wounded has
e r |," S',h
j n,
after
j
I
as yet
On the oth
native loss of life
so enormous
computation.
to defy
as
TO
SUBDUE PANAY.
the L G . e " eral M'Her has occupied
de- 1 , ! sland of Panay supported
^ tle hirst Tennessee regi
,T nt °f .' «ulntecrs. General
the | S . advised to sail in
! ind do U P the people of PanayI
short order - Miller, how
W. ^' er '. is holding off for à while
^ 1Ne ^ le Panay natives a
chance to learn of the awful
ï SaSter that overtaken
comn r d i "! d
of i i 1 eil nessee have already U
a, lloi '°
JS^SSL<^ ». Cured
° f "^ ^ g *?- 1
' tocl,reitv ' "
-
- u «
So *' 1 , 1 ?, V <Jr., KK is.s, ..
s am ' K ll,ls '
dies Haller 1 , talie internal retne
, ' H-'Il S Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternany. hihI acts direclly on the blood
CureiTnrn" 8 <i " rfaces H «>''s Catarrh
cure is not a quack medicine It was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
" tin» country for rears, and is i Veil*
l«st > toni r - , R > l '° 11, If ' S ' oni P os *'d of the
best ! ' combine 1 with the
,.t bIoo 'l purl tiers, acting directly
the mucous surfaces The*perfect com-1
bl nation of the two ingrediems is what
iC ( U aTa S rrH Ch ^ on ,' 1 r rlu ' r ! :suI,s in cur- A
on
F I CHFVtfv S *, n r for testimonial«,free.
s,.m k a _ - & Co ' Pr "Ps. Toledo, O.
P n ' e 75c
tile best.
Notice of Forfeitu
To Cbas II Berton
You
re
assigns:
y your representatives and suc
thTth are here by notified
that the undersigned, your co owners in I
accordance with the laws of tne United
öf a £o 1 HunTed d (tm, r ) la DoP' he ,: um
forihe 0 v°e Gar «' < *" q "' ir,z mini " 1 ' rîaim
for the years 1897 and 1898; .„id -Cool 1
.aribe situated 111 unorganized mining
1
;«r^' - '
that unless you contribute vour pronor- c
Hon of said expenditure as follows: One- ? f
fourth interest in said "Cool Gardie" , httS
claim for two yearr, upounti, tQ Fifty | »>
($50) dollars, to^etii *r with interest and
cost of this piibli.-ati*
statutory time
And
'ithin the
„ . , specified in Section
2324. Revised S'amtes of the United
S'ates, your interest in the said claim
will become the property of the under
signed. Hbnrv Robertson,
W. F. Higgins,
W I. Cooper.
t ,. E. F. Gordon.
first publication dated February 3, 1899
u.
OH
. 1
. And
in
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho,!
M . . Jan 31, 1899. \ I
Notice IS hereby given that the follow- For
tug-named settler has filed notice of his For
inteniion to make final proof in support For
of Ins i-laiin, and that said proof will be For
made beforejames Dellaven, U S Com- For
missioner at Grangeville, Idaho, on Sat -1 For
urday, March,25 1899, viz:
r . _loAAL IhRNAN, I made
u r Tp p' n R N - W p'n N M W ^
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Marion S Kinkaid, John F White,
George Benson, Gilbert H Ferris, a l of
Harpster, Idaho
J B VVksT, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho, i
Jan f 4 , 1899. J
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing naitira settler filed notice of 1rs in
tention to make final proof in support
of his éldint. and that said proof will be
made, before James DeHaven, U. S.
Commissioner, at Grangeville, Idaho,
on Saturday, Febrbary 2$, 1899, viz:
ASHLEY COOPER,
for the Lot 2, Sec 26, Lot 7 and seg
seg, 27, Tot i, Sec 35 and Lot t and
nwg, neg, Sec 34, Tp 28, n r 1, e B m.
He ttutnei the following witnesses to
prove Uis continuous residence upon and !
cultivation of sa, d land, viz:
John Doumecq, Thomas B. Allen,
^f e i e ' t j e , nry McFadden ' aI1
of White Bird, Idaho.
J. B. WEST, Register.
Notice of Forfeiture
To J. A. Jersoti, or assigns:
You or your representatives and suc
cessors in interest are hereby notified
that the undersigned, your co-owners in
aqeordktice with tbe laws of the United
StâMÜB, liave expended for labor the sum
of Two Hundred ($200) Dollars upon
"Sunny Side" placer mining claim for |
the years 1897 and 1898; said "Sunny
Side" claim situated anil lying along
the west side of Salmon river opposite to
Amos Carvers ranch in Salmon river I .
miking district, Idaho county, Idaho;
aad you are hereby notified that unless
yon contribute your proportion of said
expenditure as follows: One-third in
Ierect in said "Sunny Side" claim for
tivo year», amounting to sixtv-six and
sixty-nix and two-thirds one-hundredths
(866 86*0 dollars, together with interest
and cost of this publication, within the
statutory time as specified in Section
2324, Revised Statutes of the United
"Mates, your interest in said claim will
become the property of the undersigned.
Mus. Delia Auchinvolk,
Amos Carver.
First publication dated Jan. 20, 1S99
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE
Couaty of Idaho. State of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Silas
W. Reynolds, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Monday,
tbe 6th day of February, 1899, at 10
o'clock a. m. of said day, at the court
rootyi ofaaid court, at the court house at
Mt. Idaho, in said Idaho county, have
bee* appointed as the time and place
{moving the will of Silas W.Reynolds
deceased,and for hearing the application
of Harry V. Markham, for the issuance
to bun of letters testamentary thereon.
Dated Jan'y 24, 1899.
Joseph K. Vincent,
i Judge and Ex-officio Clerk
of said Court.
W. A. Hall and J. F Ailshie,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
for
» -— ,.. . .
M|LES S. JOHiNbOiN,
,attorney-at-law.
office in Binna d Block,
'Lewiston,
Idaho.
to
of
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Uod Offi.f at Lewiston, Idaho,)
. . Januare 6 1(199 '(
Notice is hi-rebv given that the follow,
in« named settler has tiled no: ce of his
intention to make final proof m snpi«,i
ot his claim, an that said proof will h
made before U. S Commissioner
De Haven, at Grangeville, Idaho
Friday, March 3, 1899, viz:
STEPHEN KOSSITElt,
for the N % N !• g , SK g N H '/ u..,. ,
NWg NWg >e. , 1,1 29, N R j.Vbh,
H«* nm»i- s t»u- fallowing
provt-hi h i*o,. :
CIlJ' V.t j»M ,»•
Giliiatji Mm
tv I R:»hy, of
ii un so.), of VVhi
27 3 2
yet
oth
life
on
defy
regi
in
not ice for publication.
h ■ml Office hi Lewiston. Idaho ,(
Noticei, ber-, i„ .1,. .
a i nK " ,,a . u,ed s ' Ukr h .su e .i ,\f ]™ s
Lf t u ,ltit î n - ,w ttn 1 P ,0,,f *« supp
»•* SÄ $ s
U EB m.
8»^*. Ä
1 'W
"
•'musses to
iH
iil
•aid ! in 1.
mx Willi:
■it:
in
ill
Mil,
ne-vibe, I
H .
nil
'.v B r I, Idaii ■
J- B- Wkst. R -vi .ter.
be
J. B. West, Register.
in
A hne line of sawed Pine, Red
Fir and Tamarack
Mitchell's Mill.
HINGLE
s
s
••■FRUIT BOIES,-
.SHINGLES.
at $2 to $3 per M.
Shakes, $7.50 per M.
Fruit Boxes of all kinds.
°
I TUJll t 1 , , ----
° n J 0 " n s Creek 2 miles
SOU,h of Gra ^eville, Idaho.
F- M. MITCHELL, Prop.
1 ' F*
1 EDWARD STAHL,
ASSAYER AN c^S ALLURG,CAL
c CHtMIST,
? f n,ore th ? n . ^drty years experience
, httS °^ ner, t Grftn^^ville, a thorough
| »> equipped
ASSAY OFFICE
laboratory
And is now prepared to ntnke ri
assays of every kind of
ORE AND BULLION.
He will test ores for Gold, Platinum
bilver, Copper, Lead, Iron, Tin, Zinc
Antimony, Mercury, Nickel and Cobalt
Bismuth, or
and
liable
7
1 , «"y «I the other metals
And he will melt, rrfine
, ... • assay and
stamp bullion, so it can be used as cash
in stores or bank.
I —CHARGES FOR ASSAYING.—
For gold and silver
For copper..
For lead.
For iron
For zinc
For tin
For all other work charges will' be
I made as low as careful work will
Sawples sent by ai.il promptly .uendeb
8
|l 50
. I 00
I 00
4 00
00
8
00
E*
Su
6
Ex
E. STAHL,
Orangeville,
Idaho 7
of
H. TAYLOR,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
in
be
S.
seg
and
to
and ! U. S. Land office and department
practice. Title and mining lnigation.
State and Federal Courts. Offices Bin
aI1 nard Block, Lewiston, Idaho,
Will practice in all the Courta. Office
at residence.
Cottonwood,
Idaho.
F. D. CULVER,
Late of the Min
nesota Bar.
E. E. HALSEY,
Ex-Receiver U. S.
Land Office, Mar
quette, Mich.
CULVER & HALSEY,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
R. F. FULTON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
suc
in
of Idaho County
L.,-„
kHlSineSS a Specialty.
for | --
to
I . . . . ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
in
for
10
Complete Abstract Books
Probate
W. N. SCALES,
Practices in all the Courta except the
Probate Court.
Mt. Idaho,
Idaho.
W. A. HALL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Probate business, collections, pensions
and all legal documents a specialty.
Charges reasonable.
Grangeville, Idaho.
FRANK E. FOGG.
LAWYER.
l
Grangeville, • •
Idaho.
Money - making? Wh\
not? The more the better.
Schilling's Best
hakm«p«w4ar
Sswrias osinwM
aaSapicas
make money for everybody
—make money for you by
saving it
For sale by
tea
c.(m
OR
G.
follow,
his
h e
,
I {A. F. PARKERÎ
I >
►
MINES
EXAMINED
>
a
a
»
on
»
J... And Reported Up
a
a BukCunuFftiriii
fiukofBrrnirüliil
on...
fûtes:
.
]™ s
s
to
iil
ill
*
nil
£ Grangeville, •
• Idaho.
H. O'KANE,
Merchant - Tailor.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable.
Perfect Fit.
Hobcited Ub:i r.l > r lr0, J aKe is re «pe<-'tfully
sonciteu, Call and see samples. One
door east ofM. & M. Cash Sto£. •
Grangeville, Idaho.
be
Bnupillt Imiy Petd aad Sale
Stables.
'*'• DAY, - - Proprietor.
Hay and gram for sale.
Stock pastured. Teams,
drivers, saddle horses,
^ always on band.
Careful Attention Given to
Stock.
Grange ville.
Idaho.
1808
1898
PIONEER
Mill
Saw and
Planing x
C. F. BROWN, Prop.
|K"p. . „rr, J |
° ffimring rustic shipiap, ceiling amt
all k inds of rough and dressed lumber of
gcod quality and Ht reasonable rates.
Two miles south of Orangeville.
I
< T
I TIMK nCttl'.m i.KS.
I From Li
I Salt Lake, Denver,
I Ft. Worth, Onm
I ha, Kan-as City,
• Si. Louis,Chicago
I Walla Walla,Spo
k ane, Minneapolis
I St. Paul, Duluth,
I Milwaukee and
I 1-Cast.
ARR 1 VK
From.
For
vision.
Dnily
except
Friday
7 :co
Daily
except
Saturdy
m.
RRO.lt PORTI. AND
Ocean Steamships.
All sailing dates
subject to change.
For San Francisco
—sail Dec 3, 8, 13,
18^3 and 28.
Com tibia River
Steamers.
To Astoria and Way
Landings.
Willamette River.
Oregon City.New
berg, Salem, and
Way-Land's.
8 p. m.
4 p. nt.
8 p.m.
4 P- m.
Ex
Sunday,
E*
aday.
Su
6 a.m.
£3° p *»
Sunday. I
Ex
Sunday
Willamette & Yam
hill Rivers.
Oregon City, Day
_ton & Way-Lnds.
Willamette River.
7 a
m.
I
3 : 3 °P m
Monday
Wed &
Tuesday
Th 1rs &
Sat.
Fri.
6 a
m.
4:30 p m
Portland to Cor- Tburs.
valis & Way-Lands. & Sat.
Tuesday
& Sat.
w
B- HU^RLBURT, Gen'I Pass Agent
. Portland, Or.
W.
A. AUSTIN,
Agent, Lewiston. Idaho
JPetleioe Hotel
BAR.
■ tiii[I||»bmi I
jBUffiîliJ pIQ SHE,
»ALSTON & SHEARER, Prop«.
!j
WINES
LIQUORS
CIGARS
HIIIIIHH
MIXEDDRINKS A SP ECIALTY.
COOL BEER ON DRAUGHT.
Patronage of the public reapectfully
Solicited.
Grangeville,
Idaho
A Full Line of Drugs, Medi
and Druggists
Sundries
Oonntantly on Hand,
erything new and fresh. Prescrip
compounded day or night by
G. A. BONBBRAKE, Prop.
eines
Ev
tiomi
The
Keg Saloon
Denver, Idaho.
Fir
e Wines. Liquors and
Cigars.
3 do not claim that my whiskey
will cure all diseases; nor will it
make you sick for a week if you
don't drink more than ten gal
1 onsat a time.
l A.
BURCH,
Proprietor.
J.
W. HENDERSON
3 ) CONTRICTOR and
4 MULDER.
a " d .,'r c b' l i^ l,on » furnished u short te
notice. NUI .na heavy work .
specialty. | c
Plana
OR A» UK VILLE. -
IDAHO
G. ^5. STOCKTON, M. D.,
YSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Talepbone calls answered day or night.
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OXT1T rXR.TTC3r STORE.
DR. E 3 .
H. SKEIA.F'K'HIR.,
Proprietor.
A Full Line or
Drugs, Patent Medicines Per
fumery and Toilet Articles.
and Liquors for Medicinal Purposes.
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K.re Wi
lies
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W. W. Brown,
Insurance Agent.
Represents °
I ER. of England.
of Scotland.
HAMBURG-BREMEN, Ger.
NIAGARA, of New York.
HOME, of New York
LONDON ASSUR'NC CR'P.
Policies Written and Deliver^o!|Appli«^'. 0 / Lowest
Rates. Farm Buil, ings a Specialty.
.. Graagmlle Roller Mills..
JACOB SCHWALBACH. Prop.
THE PRIDE OF CAMAS PRAIRIE
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Is the only Flour worth havi
ing.
Our 2000 Barrels
Sold in the San Francisco
market last year with
the highest satis
faction.
héonlv th mnt"l y h C e r Ple,e R °" er Mi " S Idaho """'r- " '•
V wh e p e you get your money's worth
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FlOUX, Farina, Graham Com Mnnl
«!,„ meal,
Chopped Barley, Bran and Shorts
Constantly on Hand.
Cash paid for wheat with proper deductions
he public patronage solicited and a
as to freights,
a square deal guaranteed
Henry W ax.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
General Merchandise.
Miner's and Prospector's Supplies a
Specialty
GRANGEVILLE.
IDAHO.
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B AN K Oi C AM AS PRAIRIE
GRANGEVILLE, IDAHO. *™
The Only Incorporated Bank in Idaho County.
CAPITAL STOCK, My Fail:
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OFFICERS :
F. W. KETTENBACH, President.
A. FREIDENRICH, Vice President
W. W. BROWN, Cashier.
Mrr DIRE S TOR Sr W J V x Brown > A - Freidenrich, Fran
McGrane, Henry Wax, F. W. Kettenbach, James Edward
Fireproof vault for safekeeping of custom
ers papers and valuables. A general bank
m S business transacted.
fo Pit mui of thi Pmli if M, Coant?
ii RusiethllT Solicits
RWtmatitititat
The Pendleton Woolen Mills!
Guarantee that
their
blanket bearing
name, contains an ounce of
shoddy or cotton, and show goods
supporting the statement that they
manufacture the
no
Best Blankets Made in America.
We make more high grade Indian
robes than any other mill, and shall
be pleased to correspond with deal
ers handling first-class goods.
PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS,
Pendleton, Oregon.
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County Warrants Redeemed.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing county warrants will be paid on pre
sentation to the County Treasurer at his
office in Mt. Idaho, Idaho, and that in
te T* ,t J on " id warrants will cease on the
«3th day of February, 1899, to-wit:
| c ur Exp fund warrants, series 1898
ranta No 276 to 286 inclusive.
General Road Fund, series 1899, War
rante No i to 72, inclusive.
Geo M. Robertson,
Co. Tress,
war
Dated Jan. 20, 1899.
Hot coffee, tea, chocolate and
Esthay Notice.— Came to my
place, about three miles northeast
of Denver, January 3, 1899, one
steer calf nine months old, red
with mottled face; mark«H w |th
upper elope in right ear and swal
low-fork in left ear; branded q on
right ribs. If not claimed, calf
will be sold according to law.
John H. Chase.
Denver, Idaho, Jan. 25,1899.
A No. i Baled Hay for sale at |8 paar
ton by B. W. Oliver, j# mil,,