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Idaho County Free Press
ORANGEVILLE, IDAHO
Editor
L. A. WI8ENER,
Thursday, February 20, 1908
NOTICK TO DKMOCRATS.
There will be a meeting of all democrat« and
person« believing in the principles of the Demo
cratic party and ready to act with that party, at
Orangeville, on Tuesday evening, February 25
for the purpose of organising s Democratic club
for the campaign of 1908.
A. F. Parker, Sec.
W. W. Brown, chairman;
W.H Caaady
K. M. Griffith
Frank McUrane
M. K. Hattabaugh
J. A. Bradbury
L. Vineyard
J. I. Overman
J B. White
M G. Rambo
R. K. Fulton
J.W. Hockers iLith
W. N. Scales
L. A. Wisener
A. W. Talkintrton
H. E. Heppner
1C. Hattabaugh
Call For State Committee
Meeting.
There will bo a meet I mg of the Democratic
Idaho, at the 1 dan ha
State Central Com mitte of
Hotel, at Boise, Idaho, ou Thursdav, February
27,1908, at noou, for the purpose of fixing the
time and place for holdlug a State Convention
to elect six delegates and six alternates to at
tend the National Democrotic Convention to
be held at Denver, Colorado, on July 7,1908, and
for the purpose of fixing the time and place of
holding a state Convention to nominate a
Htate Ticket« and to apportion delegates from
the various counties of the state to compose
ther
said Conventions ; and to perform such
functions as the committee may deem proper.
Dated at Boise. Idaho. January 24, 1908.
(Signed) 11. W. Lockhart,
Chairman.
Attest: C. E. Arney,
Secretary.
To Subscribers.
The postoffice authorities have
issued orders to the postmasters
throughout the states, that weekly
newspapers are to discontinue
eendiug papers to subscribers who
are back one year on subscriptions,
to take effect April 1, 1908. This
order demands us to collect all
subscriptions outstanding and it
must be given your prompt atten
tion. We trust this matter will
receive your prompt attention, and
that you will call and make settle
meuts, thus complying with the law
and saving us much inconvenience.
L. A. Wisener.
37-tf
DISCORD IN THE HAPPY
FAMILY
Two years ago noble minded
men went op and down the state
of Idaho giving us "law and order"
till you couldn't rest. Brother
Taft came all the way from Wash
ington to initate our misguided
people into the mysteries of the
straight and narrow path of "law
and order. 1
So mournful and
persuasive were his hearthroken
exhortations that it,is said-vnen,
who had been dead for nearly a
quarter of a century and lay buried
in a cemetary near Boise, turned
in their graves and after emitting a
«eries of uncivilized groans, at
^rbich the earth quaked mightily,
Mid, "hit'em agaiu brother Taft.
At preeent the administrative
forces at Boise are having nothing
but trouble, trouble, trouble and
then some more trouble. Some are
liars; some are not. It's family
quarrels, libel suits, writs of prohi
bition and maledictions. Some are
sprinkling oil on the troubled water
saying, "peace brethern! Don't
make such a racket!" But there is
no peace within the administrative
machine. One says, "Don't take
away the sustenance of my darling
boy;" another thunders forth his
, p
Hot Water
Bottles
All kinds and sizes
PULSE DRUG STORE
Mail or Telephone Your Ord
• re
The Inland Abstract and Investment Co., Ltd.
INCORPORATED
BONDED ABSTRACTERS
Abstracts of Real E«t«t« and Mining Property Purniahed on Short Notice
J. A. BRADBURY, Sec. and Mgr., Grangeville, Idaho
SAW MILL MACHINERY
Saw Mills
Engluas
Bailara
Sing Edgara
Lumbtr Trimm
Bolting Mickints
Lath Maahinaa
Lag Turnara
Log Mare
Slab Utahan
Slab Caavayore
Raaaw Machiner
Shingle Mach res
Planer & Uaict'e
Silt Feed Rip $
Excelsior Mach!'
Filing RoofaUtc*
Swing Saws
Drag Saw*
I Pulleys
1 Shafting
Bern
■1 aumm. . Tracks, Ei
■. i. NOVELL ft M., WanMealia.
'A
Fatdt
y •
-va Fall
HUtaMaw
I
flat, "issue them warrants." And
amid gnashing pandimoninm, the
"law and order machine" seems
destined to pass away. Perhaps
this is all for the best. At all events
its tombstone will bear this epitaph
placed there by loving banda:
"We were well, we took "law
and order" physic and died.
Only from one direction do we
hear the sweet and unadulterated
machine whisper. The Idaho Post
informs us it is still for the republi
can party, good government and
Burton L. French. The Post also
assures us it has never been so
wicked as to contemplate being in
dependent. Two individuals have
offered the Post "fifty dollars"
each if it would become an inde
pendent daily! It seems almost in
credible that ttro individuals Bhould
have fifty dollars apiece to squan
der and during such hard times
too. At all events it was awfully
tempting, so declares the Post. But
the Post "fell" not.-Potlatch Her
at
25
a
aid.
REPUBLICAN APPORTION
MENT.
THe apportionment of delegates
to the republican state convention,
as made a few days ago by the
state central committee at Boise,
gives the six Mormon counties of
state considerably over one-third
of the delegatee to both state con
ventions.
Knowing full well that the Mor
mons are a unit in every thing they
do, and more especially in politics,
this means that the Mormons will
have a trading strength sufficient
to control, not alone the conven
tion that nominates the state ticket
but will also control the conven
tion that selects the republican
delegates from Idaho to the nation
al republican convention. The
Mormon connties will control both
the convention in Wallace and
the later one in Boise. Here is
their strength:
Total votes in convention
Six Mormon connties
Seventeen other connties
The basis of the apportionment
according to reports from Boise was
fixed on motion of Senator Hart of
Fremont county a bishop in the
Mormon church. The republican
who aspires for honors on the re
publican ticket- or who even as
pires for the honor of being elect
ed a delegate to the national con
vention must consult with Joseph
F. Smith of Salt Lake City, who,
with his political machine will be
the dominating factor again in
Idaho republican politics.
The following is the apportion
ment.
302
121
181
a
a
p
MORMON COUNTIES
Bannock .
Bear Lake.
Bingham...
Cassia..
Fremont.
Oneida.
Total.
GENTILE COUNTIES
18
.14
.23
7
.37
22
121
Ada...
Blaine .
Ronner
24
8
10
Boise.
Cannon .
Custer...
Elmore..
Idaho...
Kootenia..
Latah...
Lemhi.
Lincoln..
Ne* Perce__
Owyhee.
Shoshone..
Washington.
Total.
—Wallace Times.
6
18
3
4
45
13
18
5
5
21
4
16
9
181
TAILOR mADE
or
CUSTOM MADE
We wont be undersold on
CLOTHING
This Spring
Three books of samples
comprising 1000 pieces to
select from.
Suits to your msasurs
$14 up
Custom Mods Suits
$5 up
PFEUFER'S
CIIMS PRAIRIE
MACHINE SHOPS
All kinds of Lathe Work and
Machine Repairing
Horseshoeing and
Wagon Makihg
J. F. JACKSON
Successor to O. R. Atherton
Orangeville, Ideho
Beet Bnd Main St.
25c full pound can
THE WHOLESOME
CRESCENT
•Cl
TRADE
(RESCEI
'mark
Egg-Phosphate
7
BAKING POWDER
Just half the price of the
health racking cream of tar
tar powders and twice as
good. Absolutely pure and
wholesome, too.
8
Crescent Mfg. Co
SEATTLE, WASH
n>
rsi
0
«
Perry'« Hoeda Njl
arc (lie best known and
the must reliable seeds grown.
Every packagehus Udilnd it the reputation
of a house whose business standards are the
highest In the trade.
a **.!••* will be mailed FRKB
to all applicant#. It contains colored plates, ninny
«ncrariiurs. and foil descriptions, price«and direcuona
for plant him over lano varieties of Vegetable aa4
flower Seed# Invaluable to all. 8«od for it
#■ a PEHHV a CO., Detroit, Mloh.
thousands of workers
Levi Strauss & Co's
Copper Riveted
tfilS&MSSar Overalls
1 for the
farmer
stock raiser
CCCnO Will's Silver An
wCEUÖ niversary Cata
TDrrC l°g°f ev e r y thing
J If PPN for farm, garden
and lawn. Hand
P fl P M some bonk print
w W 11 Iw ed in five colors.
All about hardy acclimated
seeds and trees.
Oscar H. Will & Co.,
32-13 Bismarck, North Dak.
WANTS
-
hsad.9 can
addressed to this office.
À
TO LOAN
Geo. M. Reed.
Money to loan.
TOR RENT
For Rent—Furnished rooms at
the Hotel Revere. 25 and 50 cents.
14tf
NOTICE
Notice—
Parker.
Farm loans.
A. F.
45 tf
I am junt receiving direct from
the factory 7500 rolls of the newest
and latest designs in wall paper.
The finest lot of paper ever brought
to Orangeville,
over.
Call and look it
A. W. Robinson, Meadow
street, near Vollmer & Scott.
Notice — Advertise what you
have to exchange in the Want
Column ol the Free Press. Seller
and buyer brought together. 37tf
WANTED
Wanted— by a widower a neat,
respectable boueekeeper for a family
of not more than two or three, liv
ing on a ranch two and a half milee
north of D
Good home and
enver.
opportunity to raiae poultry on the
shares,
ver, Idaho
A. C. DeVleming, Den
35tf
Wanted—Empty beer bottles at
the Orangeville brewery. 37tf
Wanted—Experienced kitchen
and dinning room man, single,
wishes werk. Will do cooking on
ranch or camp. Gan give referenc
es. Box 11 Denver, Ida.
37-3
Wanted — A representative in
this county by a large real estate
corporation. Special inducements
to those who wish to become finan
cially interested. The Real Estate
Security Cb. Fort Dearborn Build
ing, Chicago, 111.
Wanted'—You to try an ad in
the Want Column—others get re
sults, you can. 37tf
Wanted—Good correspondents
in corn mi nities not represented.
Write or call at the Free PreBS of
fice for teims, etc.
Wanted
Rooming
Wallis.
37 tf
Roomers at the Idaho
house. Mrs. Harrv
37-3
FOR SALE
For Salt)—Blank note and scale
tiooks for sale at this office.
For Hale—Elegant side edger, 10
to 15 M capacity. Will sell cheap.
Hussman Lumber Co., Keuterville,
Idaho. 37.4
For Sale—First class hack, 12 in.
stubble plow, 6 brood sows and
nine shoats.
mile south of Grangeville.
N. S. Morse, one
37-2*
For Sale—Space in this column.
Try it. The market place of Idaho
county people.
37tf
W. H. RALPH
LICENSED
AUCTIONEER
NEZ PERCE,
IDAHO.
f xperienee and flattering
kes his services sought
after throughout central Idaho.
IYrms reasonable and satisfaction
guaranteed. Dates arranged for
at the Free Press office
His long
success m
V. HOLZ SON
Brid [makers, Contractors
and Builders.
Supply of the Best
brick and good lime always
on hand.
A Big
GrariReville, Idaho.
Cam
as Prairie ~
Real Estate Agency
J. H.Wolbtrl.Mgr.
Have for sale some ol the finest and moat pro
ductive farms In IdahoCounty. All good lands.
Louty this up. Investigate.
a
Office <j»n ground floor. Main 8L
COTTONWOOD,
IDMO
Ask Yourself ttie Question.
Why not use Chamberlain's
Pain Balm when you have rheu
matism? We feel sure that the re
sult will be prompt and satisfactory.
One application relieve« the pain,
and many have been permanently
cured by its use. 25 and 50 cent
sizes. For sale by J. J. Poise.
Go to the Idaho Rooming bouse.
Mrs. Harry Wallis.
37-3
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
F. A. Campbell
Paradas AMD SUSQKOH
Office Banker Cum Fralrta BnUdlag
Hoan 2I04P.M
OUXaiTIlU, IDAHO
Gh S- Stockton,
Physician and Surgeon
once ep-sMtis In Orabaki Bsildinc
Opposite Post OSes.
Jesse L. Rains, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office, A. A t. Block.
Offlcc rhone No. 475. Residsnoe phone No. 477.
OnngsvUle, Idaho.
C. W. Slusser, M. D.
Physician and Surgbon
OOce. A. A F. Block.
Once phone No. 47S. Honae Phone Ns. fit
UrsofisviUc. Idaho.
Dr. Frank Holme«
Osteopath
Room 1« Alexander A Freldenrich Bloek
Office Hoars, 9 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6 p. m.
Acute and chronic diseases eared without drugs
Nervous diseases and diseases of women
especially.
Tel. No. ..
W. N. Scales
Attornxy-at-Law
Practice* In all lb« court*.
OOce in B«uk of C«m«a Prairie Building
GrangavUl«, Idaho
H. Taylor
Ati\sHney-at Law
Practice* In «11 the Court«.
Orangeville, Idaho
C. T. McDonald
Attornby-at-Law.
Will praetloe tu all the Coerta ol Idaho and
Washington.
Office on State street.
R. F. Fulton
Attornf.y-at-L.vw
Office«: Bank o( Carnal Prairie Bellding
Porhate and Real Batate Law a Snecialtv.
James É. Babb
Attorney-at-Law
Lewiston National Bank Bnlldlng.
Lewiston. Idaho.
v
M. Beese Hattabaugh
Attorney-at-Law
Office over Bank of Camas Prairie
W. H. Casady,
Attorney-at-Law
Practlcee In all coHrts. Office over First Na
tional Bank.
PACIFIC PHONB 931
UrangevlUe,
Idaho
A. S. Hardy,
Attorney-at-Law
Practices in all court«.
OraogeviU«, Idaho.
BAILOR 4 ROBINSON
Undertakers and Embalmers
Pacifie Phone 102
Parlors In A. A F. Block
Day and Night
Orangeville, Ida.
SOCIETIES.
w. o. w.
ORANGEVILLE CAMP NO. 206
Meets First and Third Mondays of each month
at I. O. O. F. Hall.
R. H. Ambler, Clerk
James McConnell, C.C
Encampment I. O. O. F.
Camas Praibie No. 18.
Meets tha Second and Foarth Saturdays at
I. O. O. F. hall at «:00 P. M.
K. J. Briscos, Scribe.
B. D Ksoaa. C. P.
I. O. O. F.
Mt. Idaho Lodge No. 7.
seta every Saturday at their hallst 7:30 P. H
. Oliver. Sec. H. D. Whlta, N. G.
J. N
O. E. S.
Mountain Queen Chapter
No. 11.
MeeU at Maaonie hall on 1st and Srd Thurs
days ol each month. Visiting member, cor
dially Invited.
Mas. John Cobam, W. M.
Mias Maud Bbmtox, 8ecv.
Tinware, CrocKery
Glassware
15 per cent
reduction
and better. We have the
goods — going to move
them.
money— we'll trade and
give you boot.
You l^gve the
E. S. SWEET CD.
Company
The grandmother* of the old
Dutch Duukard familiee of Wee tern
Pennsylvania have made and need
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy"
and reared their familiee on it for
a hundred years. Now yon can
buy it of your dealera. Aak for
it, and um it, because it is pure;
because it will atop yonr cough;
because it is the beet cough remedy
made today. Try it. For sale by
City Drag Store and all dealera
everywhere.
20tl
Good rooms at the Idaho Room
ing house' conducted by Mrs.
Harry Wallia.
37-3
9
s
For your next order of
Fruits and
Vegetables
I
All that the season affords. Better drop in.
-r
GIBSON & ALLEN
9
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS
Watch Repairing
Edison Phonographs
*
Ne w Tailor Sh op
Clothes to Fit I
Clsaniug and Repairing Brine Your Work
N. DILLY
(Sueesssor to Andrsw Granatrom)
THE L. & E. BARN
(Formerly Lanninghams's Bam)
LIVERY AND FEED
Best Rigs in the City. Excellent Saddle Horses.
Board by Day or Week.
GIVE US A CALL
JONES & McCONNELL, Props., Orangeville
\
Bank of Camas Prairie
Grangeville, Idaho
CAPITAL and SURPLUS . .
$130,000
OFFICERS
F. W. Keuenhach. President
A. Freldenrich, Vice-l'resldent
W. W. Brown. Cashlar
John Norwood, Aast. Caablsr
DIRECTORS
W. W. Brown. A. Freldenrich, Frank McGraue, F. W. Kettenbach, W. F. Kaltenbach,
Jene L. Rains, Wm. Steinheiser
Fire Proof Vaalt for eale keening of enstomera papers and raluabtaa.
A general banking business transacted.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
+>
• 4» «Ml
MARTIN W AONER,Caablsr. ; |
WALLACE SCOTT, Praa.
J. P. VOLLMER, Vlee.Prea.
The
<
First National BanH
Of Grangeville, Idaho
Capital and Surplus • -
- — INTEREST PiU) 01 THE DEPOSIT
$50,000.00
Wyatt? wînîSîstitt." - A ' H *"' Rob • ^Uoa * , • J - P- Allahle. J. P. Vollmer. FrankE.
GrangevtUa *«4 Meadows Stags Lins
Good fonr-horae wagons and careful drivers. Leaves Grangeville every day
* xc *pt Monday, at 6 a. m., and arrives every day except Tneaday, at la ■
FARE—Grangeville to Meadowa,
—Grangeville to White Bird,
Only three daya from Grangeville to Boiae over one of the moat pictnreaque
routes in the west, and no night rides. For farther information call on
E. R. CAWLEY, Agent, Grangeville, Idaho
$9-00
3.00
T
n\
GROCERIES
Only exclusive store in the city.
If good treatment, first-class goods
and reasonable prices count, you
will be our customer. : : ;
Van Pool's Grocery ^
Contractor
ZZ3
Builder j 1
Frames, Porch Columns, Brackets, Turning and Scroll
Sawing any style, Saws gummed, Filed and
PRICES CONSISTENT WITH GOOD WORK.
A. J. Turner
set.
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