Idaho County free press. [volume], May 20, 1909, Image 8

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The critics say this is the best
Louis Vance has ever written
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THE BLACK BAG
A BIG MYSTERY!
WHAT S IN IT?
You will have to read
the story to find out.
Is It Worth Reading?
Well, it w ill he the most
exciting storv you
have ever rèixd.
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Begins in the Free Press Next Issue
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FOUR DATS mm
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Commences Wednesday, May
26; Closes Saturday, May 29.
The Leader Will Place on Sale it's Entire Stock of Lawns, Dim
ities, Linens, etc; in fact all Summer Lingerie Dress Goods at
Greatly Reduced Prices. This will be your opportunity to buy
Summer Dress Goods at your price.
Remember the date--From May 26 to May 29.
THE LEADER Store ^
The Price
Maker
Herman VonBargen and daughter,
of Fenn, were in the city yesterday
H. A. Hussman and A. J. Hussman
of Keuterville are in the city to day.
They report great activity over in the
lumbering districts of Keuterville.
Chris Waldman, the Cottonwood
saloon keeper who was tried here to
day on the charge of selling intoxicat
ing liquor to an Indian resulted in his
discharge. Atty. Scales defended.
It is requested that all ladies of
Idaho county take part in gathering
together an exhibit of all kinds of
fancy work, paintings, etc to be placed
on exhibit in the Idaho building at
the A. Y. P. Exposition at Seattle.
Please leave same at Pulse's drug
! store not later than next Thursday.
Every county in the state have been
requested to send an exhibit and they |
I will be well taken care of and returned
immediately after the closing of the
fair.
« prediction.
One hundred and ninety-nine yean
ago the English—no; let us go away
i back—299 years ago the French—no;
that Isn't right—399 years ago the In
j dlans—oh, pshaw—499 years ago the
' mound builders took Ticonderoga from
! the cave dwellers. Then the Indians
took It from the mound builders, and
j the French took It from the Indians.
and then 199 years ago today the Eng
1 llsh took it from the French, and then
{ Ethan Allen, with the aid of the Oreat
Jehovah and the Continental congress,
j took It from the English, and now you
j can take It from me that no one else Is
' ever going to take It from anybody.—
j Boston Journal.
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Dogs In Restaurants.
I Most restaurants have a rule which
I forbids a patron from bringing a dog
j to the table, but In Brooklyn one eat
ing house proprietor has found It prof
itable to cater to women who have a
fondness for dogs and a desire to have
them for table companions. Any day
at luncheon hour three or four women
may be seen eating at this place, their
pets sitting beside them on special high
chairs. Doggie's dinner Is served on a
special plate, which la placed on a
ledge In front of the chair.—New York
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Colored Underwear.
The war department Is preparing to
experiment on the enlisted men In the
Philippines with a new sort of under
wear to determine whether the color
of those garments in any way serves
as a protection against the heat Five
thousand suits of underwear are be
ing dyed a blood orange hue at Phila
delphia and will shortly be sent to the
Islands for actual test. In the same
way an orange red hat lining la being
prepared as an experiment
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The
Cascade
Have you tried the Frozen
Dainties and Delicious Drinks
we dispense at our Fountain?
If not, come and see for yourself
why ours is the most popular in
the city.
Two flavors of Ice Cream
every day.
Orders for your dinner de
livered free.
Where it's cool and shady'
In Connection With
THE McLEAN BOOK STORE.
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They are worth your money
Our Boys."
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Reduced F are
to tHe East
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Low Summer Tourist Tickets
on Sale
When you go East take the
Scenic Highway thro* the Land of Fortune
The service is as superb as the scenery.
Visit Yellowstone Park enroute.
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For literature and full information call on
A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P. A.
Portland
R. B. BELL,
Orangeville, I
NortHem Pacific Railwi
kstimate
Auettlraxta of the probable.»,«
a rejtmar meeting on May 19 , moa * 0 !^
lowing estimate of the prolial,]??' n >»^n
ey necessary to be raised for sli
fiscal year beginning the fl r!t
1909 and ending the first Monday^ 1 »
towlt:
Current expense fund (including»».,
has formally been the sal.re ,
the public improvement fun. U H?'
light fund, the water fund »».' ÎÏ*
contingent fund) ... »"d tin
Bond Interest fund (court house'bans,
Cemetery fund. "°°a)
Total.
And made the following statam.». I >S
ure revenue of the city received 01 1
es during the year, ending Ma» a
Cash on hand as per last annual' Æ
ment .
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City licenses. . «I
County licenses and road tax .
City tax . .
Fines. .
Sale of cemetery lota ...
Bpeolal assessments .
Road poll tax collected..
Total..
By order of City Council, May 111
Attest: W. W. Brow?«
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H. Taylor, Clerk.
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Leo Freidenrich of Whitebird
in the city yesterday.
Henry Jess of the Green ft
country was in Orangeville yJl
on business and made this office „
stantial call before returning.
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