The Owyhee nugget., December 22, 1905, Image 4

About The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984

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A FEW SAMPLE PRICES
Men's Furnishings
• Dry Goods and Bedding
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Strong Suit
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Comparison
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Men's Heavy Fleece
Underwear, Only
75c a garment.
Men's Natural Wool
Underwear, same
as sold for $1.25 a
garment, my price
Only 75c.
Men's Work Shirts
from 35c and up.
Men's Horsehide
Gloves 40c.
Hats,[Caps and Shoes
at prices that will
sell the goods.
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Full Size 10x4 Sheet
Blankets at 75c,
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31 in. Percale Only
10c per yard.
Simpson's Prints
6c per yard.
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15c Flannelette for
10c.
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Children's Hose and
Underwear in great
variety, and at
money - saving
prices.
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I STATE NEWs ]
I EXCHANGE GLEANINGS I
Plans have been drawn for a
$10,000 city hall at Caldwell. It
will be a handsome three-story
structure.
The contract for building the
new Canyon county court house at
Caldwell has been awarded to
Whitney & Hicks.
Three bootleggers of Rupert, one
of the new towns on the Minidoka
project, were given a fine and costs
amounting to $145 each and their
bartenders received $20 each and
costs.
The Emmett schools have been
closed on account of diphtheria.
One of Dr. Loder's little boys died
last week from the disease and
a number of other cases are report
ed in the community.
The Nez Perce Indian land pro
prietors have just concluded figur
up their rent rolls, and find that
they are $20,000 richer this year
from rentals of allotted lands than
they were this time a year ago.
■ There is quite a merry war on
over the Nampa postmastership.
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SILVER. CITY
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JMirieLin Lodge No. 2
" Daughters o f Rebekah
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Arrangements—A ll the lady
members of the i.odge.
: Door Keepers-Mts. Melissa
Scot', Mrs Selma Brunzeli.
Floor Managers- -Branch H.
Smith, C. E. Breedlove, 1
îjjiïji'" Charles Johnson.
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TICKETS $1.50
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Postmaster General Cortelyou fav
ors the re-appointment of A. G.
Nettleton.
Representative French
has recommended the appointment
of Victor Elver and Senator Hey*
burn concurs in the recommenda
tion.
Work on the beet sugar factory
at Nampa is now under full head
The contract for grading tin
way.
spur to be run from the Boise
branch has been let.
plant at Payette is not progressing
so well, and may be delayed
other season.
It seems the
an
Two farmers on the Twin Falls
tract are reported to have raised
crop enough each off of a 160
of land last season, to pay all ex
penses, and pay for the land
sides, which cost them $25
The expenses includes the clearing
uff of the sagebrush and the break
ing of the ground.
acres
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an acre.
It is suggested that "a good
for visitors to Boise to avoid tin
typhoid contagion is to either deny
themselves the privilege of a drink
or tote a bottle of boiled
along with them.'
wa\
water
We were under
the impression that the privilege of
taking a drink had been denied in
that town for some time.
Governor Chamberlain h
nounced the appointment of Job
M. Gearin. of Portland, to succeed
the late John H. Mitchell, United
States senator from Oregon. Mr.
Gearin is a democrat but had the
endorsement of not only the dem
ocratic party in his state, but also
that of some of the staunchest
publicans. The appointee will sit
in congress until March 4, 1907,
unless bis tenure should be
ended by the legislature,
will meet in regular session in Jan
uary, 1907.
as an
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sooner
which
Emmett Index:
Elmer For
shay's corps of surveyors ran into
a petrified forest last week while
making the survey for the south
side ditch. Some beautiful
mens were found of agate wood
some had the gleam of opals, others
resembled onyx,
speci
and from
glistened brilliant red and
and purple.
one
green
Through
nearly all
the specimens there runs a vein of
jet black, closely resembling pol
ished ebony. One large piece
brought itf that had the f
was
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was 8o
ance of a decayed log, but it
haid that a hammer
to break it.
was necessary
The grain of the wood
and even the knots couli be pi i
ly seen. The petrification«
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were
found in a gulch about half a mile
south of the West fruit farm,
of town.
east
CHURCH SERVICES.
1 1 Methodist —Preaching service at
I i Mrs. Mills' parlor on the first and third
. j Sundays of each month, aud on Satur
' day eveuing also. The public invited.
Geo. P. Pemberton, Pastor.
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There
more McCall Patterns sold in the United
States than of any other make of patterns. This is on
account of their style, accuracy and simplicity.
McCall'« Magazine (The Queen of Fashion) has
more subscribers than any other Ladies'Magazine. One
year's subscription (12 numbers) costs 50 cents. Latest
number, 5 cents. Every subscriber gets a McCall Pat
Subacribe today,
line! y Agents Wanted. Handsome premiums or
liberal cash commission. Pattern Catalogue ( of Geo de.
signs) and Premium Catalogua (showing 400 premiums)
sent free. Address THE McCALL CO., New York.
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Make
Quality#
Ferry's,
yield of quantity and
When your father planted
they were the best
market, but they have been improv
slnce. We are experts in
flower and vegetable Reeds.
1906 Seed Annual, beautifully Illus
trated, free to all applicants.
D. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Mich.
the
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Exclusive
Hardware
GLASS AND
PAINTS
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Silver City, Idaho
REGULAR
Trips
Between DeLamar and
Silver City. Stage de
parts front Delninnr at
S a. m.
>eparts from
Silver on return trip at
2 p. in. l'assengers and
Freight carried. Stops
at Ifewoy en route.
Delamar Livery, Feed
and sale STABLes
CHARLES FORNEY, - Proprietor
I Star Livery Stable
NAMPA
IDAHO
Board ami Feed at
Reasonable Rates.
Good rigs, careful drivers. B
BISSETT BROS., Proprietors
, 50 YEARS'
L EXPERIENCE;
Patents
I HAlifc iVIAKrVS)
Designs
Copyrights &c.
Anyone sending a sketch and description msy
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether a i
invention is probably patentable. Communica
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patente
sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents.
Patents taken through Munn & Co. receive
I peclal notice , without c harg e, in the
Scientific American.
A handsomely illustrated weeklv. Largest clr.
culatiou of any scientific journal. Terms, $3 a
year; four months, $L Sold by all newsdealers.
MM ^Co. 361 " a »' New York
branch O. O, 025 F St- Washington. D, C.
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OWYHEE MEAT MARKET
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Turmes & Ulmer, Proprietors
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Sausages, Etc. The oldest established
Market in Owyhee County
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■SHOPS LOCATED AT
Dewey
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Silver City
DeLamar
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Owyb.ee Brewery
t3 JL-ViER, CITY
IDAHO
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Guaranteed to be a Pure
Hop and Barley Product—
a healthful and delicious
tonic beverage.
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I"«i- Hale by tlie Barrel or Hoitle
FRITZ SCHLEIFER,
Proprietor
JOB
PRINTING
Is our long 1 suit and if
in need of anything in
our line, s uch as Letter
Heads, Bill Heads, etc.
Check Books, Business
Cards, Circulars or any
thing printable, call and
see us or write us.
orders p romptly fil 1 ed.
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'S he NUGGET
5 SILVER CITY Ü
Bibbins-Myei C°'s Bld'e.
SILVEIt CITY, -
- - IDAHO
Receives Deposits subject
to Check. Buys and sells
Exchange. Interest Paid
on time Deposits.
8. D. McLain, Cashier
JAS. GOODWIN
Practical Mining'
Mines examined in the vicinity of Silver Citv
DeLamar, South Mountain, Sugar Loaf '
Pixlcy Hasin. Reliable information concerning
capitalization, stocks aud values. Reports
guaranteed. Correspondence solicited.
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Residence. DEWEY, IDAHO.