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T. H. Bartlett was iu Portland
1 iMt week.
Onion sets at reduced prices at
H. ft H. Hardware.
John Wilkies came up from
Lewiston yesterday.
J. C. Moore
Moore's station this week.
A1 Baker has accepted a position
with the Burt L. Crosby Co.
Conrad Hohelnichter returned
Sunday from a trip to Portland.
Attorney F-ank E. Fogg is in
Lewiston attending District Court.
Telephone Wades when you
want vegetables, fruits and grocer
was out from
J
ies.
J. J. Pulse the Denver ^druggist
was doing business in town yester
day.
Prof. C. H. Brockman formerly
of this place is now located at Los
Angeles.
G. I. Porter the popular Elk
City merchant arrived town
last night.
Everything found in a strictly
up to date drug store at tins, Right
Drug Btore. C
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Only first quality Oranges, lem
ons, hannanaa, grape fruit and tan
gariues at Wadee.
Henry Murray is on deck again
after a protracted Beige of inf lam
atory rheumatism.
A marriage license has been iss
ued lo Henry C. Reiisliaw, and
Miss Nora Downing. I
We offer at reduced prices our |
line of onion sets and garden seeds
H. & H. Hardware Co.
Follow the crowds and you will
bring up at the Bargain Store
special sales every time.
A saving of dollars every year
by buying your groceries of os.—
Big Buffalo Cash Store.
Low prices keep our goods
moving, they don't have a chance
to grow old.—Big Buffalo Store.
Mark Howe left yesterday for
Elk City and vicinity, on a business
trip. He will be gone about two
weeks.
The largest line of Garden Tools
ever Bhown in Graugeville.
prices are lowest,
ware Co.
Chas. Goodno and Miss Celestie
Levander were married in this
city last evening, C. T. McDonald
officiating.
M. M. 8. Poultry yard Fence
cannot be,equaled.
right buy no other.
1 Hardware.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Cowan, re
turned tast week from Spokane
where they have been spending
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Kimme!
I left last Sunday for Michigan
where they will visit relatives for
some time.
Ed Vincent has bad the interior
of the Miner sab ou repaired, re
painted and generally improved
throughout.
Special made gloves for saw mil
men and wood men. These gloves
will stand the hardest wear. See
them at Wades.
4 ^juirrel time is here. Our ex
terminators are the best in the
market and prices the lowest.
Right Drug Store.
Miss Bernice Day returned yes
terday from her month's vacation
and will again assume charge of
the telephone office.
Fancy lines the very latest in
toilet articles for both sexes. The
right kind, at the right prices, at
the Right Drug Store.
C. O. Holbrook, a Salmon river
stook man was in town last week.
He reports good feed on the range
and stock looking well.
The Right Drug Store's line of
proprietary medicines,
sarsaparilla«, pills etc.
I complete in the state.
Our harness and saddlery busi
ness has grown great by selling
good goods and selling them
•j cheap. g*AH. Hardware Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pilkenton
came out from the Hump Batur
1 day. Mrs. Pilkenton went on to
Pendleton for a visit with relatives.
j Goods bought for cash and Bold
for each mean a big margain to the
retail purchaser. That's the way
i we do business. Right Drug Store
The compounding of prescrip
tions is a specialty at the Right
Drug Store. Ask any physician
m to our qualifications in this
gard.
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Our
H. & H. Hard
Our price is
H. & H.
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tonics,
, is the most
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to
in
of
in
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re
Miss Eunioe Turner left for her
home at Cottonwood Monday, hav
ing resigned her position in the
Auditors office on the account of
t her mothers'll] health.
1 Haddock, the full blood Clydes
dale stallion, is making the û
farm of I». F. Horning
Tdlo. Can tarnish
,n «tnt from a distance.
Ow a^nted waters are our own
maaotatore, onr syrups are the
the world. A guarantee of
'I*• Z»Yeo the products
fount * in ' B *M ht
season
near
pasture for
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Delicious mixtures of the finest
flavors, as endless in variety as
superior in quality at the Right
Drug Store soda fountain.
Wimer, editor of the
Cottonwood Chronicle,
GraDgeville Suuday. He reports
crops in a most promising condi
tion in his section and business
generally good.
Evangelist A. G. Miller is still
conducting meetings at the Baptist
Church, he will remain until next
Sunday p. m. Everybody cor
dially invited to attend at 7:30
o'clock every evening.
Chas. E. Holt was up from Sal
mon river last week delivering
cattle. Ho reports a very back
ward spring along the Salmon,
but plenty of grass for stock, which
are doing well now.
G. A. Bonebrake for years a
dispensing pharmacist handles the
drug and clieinicle department at
the Right Drug Store. Accuracy
iu the compounding of prescrip
tions is thus assured.
Peter Proulx is out from his
Newsome creek mines and reports
much snow in the mountains, and
the season very backward, although
all the placer mines are running,
with prospects of an unuasally
long water season.
Our Spring Line of Youths' and
Mens' Suits are here. Every pat
tern is fresh from the loom aud
every suit guaranteed by the Brow n
Bros. Woolen Mills. No old goods
all new patteans. B. II. C. Store.
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A. Parisot returned Sunday
from Spokane
Hump.
und pump for the Atlas mine, and
will begin sinking on the property
as soon as the machinery can be
enroute to tiie
Ho h:iH ordered a hoist
| installed,
Mrs. Geo. N. Adam and two
children reached here last Friday
from Nebraska to join Mr. Adam
who is with the Idaho Title &
Trust Co. They have rented a
house iu the western part of town
near W. N. Scales.
Rev. J. A. Hedges, chairman of
the Walla Mulla Presbytery, de
livered a very able sermon at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
He is now located at Kendrick, but
an effort is being made to secure
his services here.
Judge Steele has handed down
a decision in the case of Thomson
vs. Wise Boy Mine et al, tried at
the last term of the District court,
in favor of the Plaintiff Thomson.
W. N. Scales appeared as attorney
for the Plaintiff.
CITY ORDINANCE NO I.
As Ordinance Defining the
ties of the Overseer of Streets
and Fixing his Compensation,
and Providing for the Manner
of Payment Thereof.
DU
Bo it ordained by the mayor and
council of the t'ity ' of Grangeville.
It shall be the duty
of the Overseer of Streets of the
t ity of Graugeville, to superin
tend and direct all work upon the
streets, lanes and alleys of the City
of Grangeville; to see that all side
walks, cross-walks along
any street, lane or alley of said
city are kept in proper repair and
free from obstructions;
superintend tho erection of aud
keep in repair all bridges, Humes,
ditches and culverts
along any street, lane or alley of
said city, and do aud perform all
the duties usually performed t>v
road supervisors. He shall collect,
vither in work or cash all poll taxes
levied or assessed against the i
nabitanls of the city by any ordi
nance of the city for road purposes.
Sec. 2. The overseer of streets
shall have and
Section 1.
or a er 088
he shall
within or
u
receive as compen
sation for nil services performed as
such overseer the sum of 82.50
per day for each day actually em
ployed iu tho service of the city,
be paid monthly in warrants drawn
upon tiie City Treasury.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall be
in force aud effect from and after
its approval and publication.
Passed this 5tli day of May, 1903
Approved this 5th dav of Mav
1903. * J '
to
W. \V\ Brown, May
or.
Attest:,
C. T. McDonald, City Clerk.
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CITY ORDINANCE NO. 2
The Sal
op the
and Providing
of Payment
An Ordinance Fixing
ary and Compensation
City Attorney
for the Manner
Thereof.
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Council of tho city of Grangeville.
Section 1. That the city attor
ney of tin* city of Grangeville shall
have aud receive as salary as such
city attorney the sum of $25
per
month, to be paid montly in war
rants drawn upon the treasury of
said city.
Sec. 2. That the city attorney
shall have and receive, in addition
to the salary as provided in sec
tion 1 of this ordinance the sum of
$50 for each case in which he shall
appear as attorney for said city
in the District Court of the Second
Judicial district of the State of
Idaho, in and for Idaho couuty,
Provided that no fees shall be al
lowed to said attorney in any ease
appealed from the Municipal court
of said city for a violation of any
city ordinance. He shall be al
lowed and receive the sura of 82.50 4
in each case prosecuted in the Mu- 2
nicipal court of.the city of Grange- «
ville for violation of any city or- |
dinance m which a conviction
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ass
ill
shall result, which said sum i
be assessed and collected from the
person or convicted as a portion of
the costs in said action. Pro
vided, that the city shall in no
event be liable for any fees for the
prosecutiou of any case in the
Municipal court.
Sec. 3. All ordinances and
parts of ordinances in conilict with
this ordinance are hereby repealed.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall he
in force and effect fiom and aft'*i
its approval and publication.
Passed this 5th day of May, 1903
Approved this 5th day of May,
1903.
I
City Ordinance N6. 3.
An Ordinance for the Appointment ,
of a Police force for the City 0 f
Grangeville, and fixing the salit- ;
ries and compensation for tip) '
members of said Police force, and
fixing the duties of the members
of said force.
Be it ordained by the chairman
and council of the City of Grange
ville.
Section 1. The Mayor of the
City of Grangeville shall appoint,
by and with the consent of the
council one regular policeman of
the City of Grangeville, who shall be
called and styled "Chief of Police; 1 '
said mayor shall also appoint; by
and with the consent of the coun
cil one regular policeman, who
shall be under the directiou
and subject to the orders of the
chief of police. The mayor ahull
also appoiut such extra policeman
us shall he necessary to serve tem
porily during any time of special
need or urgency.
Section 2. All policeman of city of
Grangeville shall be peace officers
and shall have power at all hours
of the day or night to arrest any
offender against the laws of the
state or city, in tho same manner
as the sheriff or coustable, and keep
them in the city prison or other
place, to prevent their escape un
til trial can be had before the prop
er officer. They shall at all times
keep and preserve the peace and
quiet of the city and enforce tie
observances of all ordinances of the
city. The chief of police shall have
charge of the city prison and have
an oversight over all other police
men of the city and shall be re
sponsible for tbeir attention to and
conduct of their official duties. He
shall perform such other duties
may be imposed by any ordinance
of the City.
Section 3. Any or all police
may be removed by the may
or at any time for reason shown.
Section 4. The chief of police
shall have and receive as compen
sation for his services the sum of
$05 per month, to be paid monthly
by warrants drawn on the city
treasury. The regular policemaa
of the City of Grangeville shall
have and receive as compensation
the sum of $00 per month, to be
paid by warrants drawn on the
treasury of the City of Grangcf
ville. Special policemen of the
City of Graugeville shall have an 1
receive the sum of $2 per day br
each day actually employed as
such policeman, to be paid by war
rants drawn on the city treasurv.
Sectiou 5 Any policeman mak
ing an arrest for a violation of a
city ordinance shall receive as fee^
therefor the same fees as
W. W. Brown, Mayor.
Attest:
C. T. McDonald, City Clerk.
as
men
are pro
vided for constables iu making an
arrest under the laws of the State
of Idaho, provided however, tbaf
such fees shall in all cases of con
viction be charged up aud collected
of the defendant in said action
a part of the costs therein; and pro
vided further, that iu case the de
fendant shall be acquitted theif
such policeman making such
shall not be entitled to receive an
fees therefor.
Section ('>.
conflct herewith are hereby repeal
as
arres
All ordinances ii
cd.
Section 7. This ordinance shall
be in force and eHecUrom and aft
er its publication.
Passed this 5th day of May,
1903.
Approved this 5th day of May,
1903. W. W. BROWN,
Attest:
c. t. McDonald,
City Clerk.
A.
Mayor.
Better Jar Loose
Iff as the season is JJJ
III getting to
But you shoud stil
tinue to
buy those
Ranges of
Rudolph bertsch
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warm
con*
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RATES, $|.oo and $[.50 der day. . -
** V y A H shepabd Pm.
Old Tan
ner house
I The Pacific Hotel.
■
$£ STITES, IDAHO,
management, better accomodations.
Headquarters for Commercial, Mining and
Stock men. We solicit a share of your patron
New
Glove« for men and boys, 25
cents to 93 a pair. See them at
Wades.
Thirsty? try one of our hundred
varities of delicious soda beverages
served at the Right Drpg Store
soda fountain.
Call at the Big Buffalo Cash Store
for fresh garden and flower seeds
Northern grown seeds sre the beet
for all climates. Another seed
time is close at hand and the tprn
dent fanner is taking stock of his
requirements for the season. The
wise man will buy ouly the best
seeds as it is much cheaper in the
long run. I submit you a list of
the old standard lines, Starret
Walla Walla, Mays Minn., D.W.
Ferry Detroit Mich.
friends and patrons:- we take
pl easur *' in handing our cats
togue offering you only the best
var, t |e8 of fresh garden and flower
Bee " - W. F. Schmadeka
To our
To Cure a Cold In One Day
take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets.
money if it fails fa cure.
Grove's signature on each box.
25c.
All druggists refund the
E W.
We Conduct the' Only Legiti
mate Wholesale
Liquor Store
In Idaho County.
M ill sell to yôu at Eastern Prices
We offer a Good Bourbon Whitky at $2.00
per gallon, think, only 90c above the
tax. Like exchanging Twenty Dollar
gold pieces.
Kohn'a Grape Brandy.
California Old Port_
$8.00 per gal
2.00 per gal.
1.60 per gal.
Blackberry Brandy
(Only sold in gallon lota.)
SEE OUR CASE GOODS.
Old Crow, full quarts
McBrayer .
Scotch Malt.
Columbia.
91.00
1.25
.. . 1.00
1.00
Fiue Cognac Brandy.60c and *1 per bottle
California Claret
26c, 50c mod f l per bottle
Homer's Ginger Brandy.. quarts 76c per bottle
Italian Vermouth
quart« 75o per bottle
.75c per bottle
.85c per bottle
.00c per bottle
.7bc per bottle
Extra Dubliu Foreign stout. ..98 per do*.
Bass' Pale Ale
French Vermouth .
I X L Bitters.
Maraschino Cherries
Orange Bitters .
... 93 per doz.
94.50 per caee
... 95 per case
Gum Syrup .
Grenadine Syrup
Thla la a «tore where ladle«
can cell. There Is nothing
«old by the glas«.
FREE DELIVERY.
A. C. HAWSON & CO.
Wholesale Liquor Dealers,
Grangeville,
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Painless Dentistry
Teeth Extracted and Fill
ed Without Pain.
TV
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Dr. G. A. GREEN
DENTIST
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Grangeville,
Idaho
Office: Rooms 1 , 3. 5, Idaho building.
Hours: 8 A. M. and 4 I*. M., except Sun
days.
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DiLml Crum Siparaltri
ARE THE BEST.
A. A. Hansen, Agent, Lewiston, Idaho
Write for catalog,
separator oil on h«ud.
Sample machines »n
a
Did You Got a Pair of
Tho JOHN MILLER Sample Line of SHOES
if l.
They are mostly in Men's, Boys'and Children's shoes. We have a few pair
left, and while they last there is a Reduction of 3oc on the DOLLAR.
First come gets the first choice, no two pair alike,
with the Best Wearing Shoe in the World for about
Call and get fitted out
3-3 REGULAR PRICE
BURT L. CROSBY CO.
The New Store.
Masonic Block.
GREAT SPECIAL SALE
••••••
Beginning Monday, May 11, 1903
nillinery
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TRIMMED HATS
Walking Hats and Sailor Hats at one-fourth off
4.00 Hats fbr
3.00 Hats fbr
2.50 Hats fbr
2.00 Hats for
.00
11.50 Hats for
1.00 Hats for
75c Hats for
40c Hats for
All others at same Rates.
$1.12 K
2.25
75c
$1.87^
$1.00
50c
30c
Calicos
All grades, including Simpson, Percales, Garnets, Blues and Novelties. Also the Silk
Finish. Everything in this line for this sale at.g c p er yard
GINGHAM —All our ioc Ginghams at.10 yards for $ 1.00
PERCALES and RATON CLOTH —ioc and 12 i-2c going at 12 yds for $1.00
, These prices are positively prevailing for one week only.
CHILDREN'S SHOES behave a ,ine of Children's Shoes sizes .5 to 7 12, worth $1.00 a
uiiiLUiiLii 0 011 U L0 pair g 0ins at the j ow prjce o{ 25 cents.
Every week something different, but alway
trade and save money is at
special sale. Remember thefiplace to
s a
BARGAIN SHOE STORE CO., LT D
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Reporta
Examinations
i W. C. HcNUTT
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Civil Engineer
•*i,U. S. Deputy
Hineral Surveyor ;
O Orangeville, . , - Idaho !
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All real estate listed exclusively
with ns will be liberally advertised
at borne and. in eastern newspapers
free of: charge. We do not adver
tise property listed with others.
.Parker & Yodng,
Graugeville Idaho.
Business Locals.
Hilf & Tillson's new maps of
CentHtf Idaho for sale st this office.
Pricé'fl.
Out line of Lawn Mowers have
arrived. See ours before you buy.
H.- ft H. Hardware Go.
Ladies-tr.you want a nice drees
shoe get a pair of Barton Bros, own
moke. They will please you.
B, fk C. Store.
Green River WUakay. The
whiskejs without a headache. At
tbe Oregon Saloon.
The most delightful selection of
stylish bats and spring millinery
at Mrs. Hawaon's.
Barton Bros., High top miners
shoes leads tbe word. Nothing
better. Try a pair.
B. B. C. Store.
For Baue —A first class
nearly new. Enquire of Mrs. F.
Coveny, Grangeville.
M
TWo four-horse loads of fine
Salmon river apples from A. Berg's
ranch— Big Buffalo Cash Store.
if yon want a bargain just keep
your eye on the Big Buffalo Wagon.
Something new every day.
Thé finest line of Candles, Fruits
and Cigars can always be had at
the Bon Bon.
Do yon want a new hat before
Easter? Mrs. Hawson can suit
you in both style and price.
Four leading brands of Men's
hats, John B. Stetson, American,
Coronet, Lyon and The White
Diamond.
G. Store.
Do , you need Furniture, Stoves
® Ÿ R*® *° *° John.,
son, who can supply you with j urt
what yon want at prices that it
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■ FROM EVERY 1
POINT OF VIEW
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LOOKED AT
from
1 every point of view. McCormick mowers
j* faund . f " h,a Vl" dai Ä n > «"dem in con
wucaon and thorough in equipment, with the
most practical features. These
perfectly balanced.
will
/
mowers are so
so easily operated and do such
even cutting that they instantly
heeoma the favorite of every mm who buys one.
Tha McCormick book,
"A MODEL MACHINE.''
tells all about Modal mowers,
CROSBY & ATHERTON,
One door east of Campbell Plaining Mill.
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CALL AND EXAMINE
III
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A Complete Spring and Summer Stock
,i'ors Woolens at A. R. Tony's
nnrT, P hoto firaphs of sweat shops in
our establishment. Our work room is here
Chicago, and is open
of
1
We
a
m your town; not
for your inspection.
in
A.
R. TONEY, - - . Merchant Tailor*
Th* h«i kn» e »e
the house hold. We hav^a 'reiini 01
remedy and lots of u , . ta ) n
price/aÆ àîhtïrêg sUr ^ 1
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NeW oucumbere, onions,
tomatoes, lettuce, asparagus and
of Cables
at
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