Cottonwood report. [volume], October 26, 1900, Image 1

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COTTONWQOD.v IDAHO COUNTY, 1QAHQ, FRIDAY, OCTpBER 26
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LATEST STYLES IN FOOTWEAR,
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Portland wqs a
"■.The tdWn was
this week.
John Aicblftayr 5|v
*«ldiü.OU.t-«ext issue.
Dr. Truitt went to Denver
Wednesday afternoon.
T. J. Coff:
visitor list
James Rogersi the Artisan lodge
organizer was ^ere Iasi
John Swi§^ Beall
drummer in,town this ^
P. H. Butler and editor Wjblbert j
left for Lewiston,Thursday on tiusi
ness
y waÈ in town this
j^.anfiisj|l'ith his many
ak.
■'ortland
Johif'T. Jaques was a visitor this
tweKk from the other side of the
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* Douglas Bailey who is
,;i fcan/lidate for prosecuting attor
ney, vail-over this week,
We understand that Mrs. C. E. 1
Holt is rapidly recovering under
the skilful treatment of Dr. Blake.
The first snow of the season
whitened the ground Wednesday
I : ! oru inn.. Lt. Wte<Ppret.ty quick,
All kinds of patent medicines and
druggists j&tadriee at the Idaho
dnjg store.
E. S. Sweet candidate for com
missioner of the second district wat
over this week visiting.
Mr. Johnson, from .Johnson
Wash., was in town the last of the
week to straighten up some real
estate business,
His Lordship, Bishop lilorieux
of Boise, will dedicate the church
and graveyard at Hreancreek on
.Sunday 28th,
E. Fogg ohairman of the
iseion, and one of the
hereof the bar of this coun
very able speech to our
evening. ^
Everyone knowing themselves'to
aMears on subscription will
: Battle this fall. If you can
not pay with this harvest, you
never can.
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idates .
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Fran
gode oo
t ie in
mad
people
embe
be in
please'
To Cure A Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. K. \V. Grove's signature is on
each box.
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PteachibÄ
church oijSe ByeVV feuofiay
telv mornffig äHdi.ev
m.. and 7:30
T J.ffc.-fcu
Wanted.
nin
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na- j
it
rstijk class' black
smith at Forest Idahc^For further '
particulars
of forest.
enquire of J. W. Reid,
SStf.
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold..
Laxative Bromo-Quiniiie Tablets cure, a
cbM in one day. No Cure no l'uy. Price
25 cents.
Tfie 20th Century Amusement
Company will show in Cottonwood
Saturday November 3rd at the Odd
Fellows hall, this company comes
*Mghly recommended by th% press
Jn places where they have shown.
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;W. B. Patteraon. of Denver, has
recieved a letter from his sun in
-South Africa, of pecfiht date. an«l he
states thfft it Is false report that
the war is ended." He states that
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Lardest kind of lighting is stiïÛ
d- tfipre fo feilove, wlùf%- |-?f
uotwithbtand- '
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blets juniore
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I J, D. Flenner, editor of the Boise
Capital, and one of thè most ek>.
I quent speakers of the northwest,
addressed a large and enthusiastic
'Àvaudiençe in this place last, evening,
,.]'dp the burning questions of the
. campaign from a democratic stand
.point.
t%4Valter Goode one of the».Stand
: alrrjorce^ccompapied the republi
can delegatiqn of candidates add j
speakers to this plape on Tuesday
afternoqn. We acknowledge a
pleasant call.
IIpp. WiHis Sweet, the republi
can prpdiga} son, who returned to
his first loye. Wjll address the peo
ple of pottonwood apd vicinity on
November second. Willis need's no
introduction to the people of Idaho
county.
Mike Murray, another of Uncle
Sam's brave soldier hoys, and a
member of l *C" company. Idaho
Volunteers, and candidate for sher
iff was in company with Lieut.
Lapp, shaking hands with lps num
erous friends. -
The Hon. J. N- Staov, of Lewis
ton, who is scheduled to make sev
eral speeches in this county, ad
dressed a large audience in Denver
on Wednesday evening on the issues
of the campaign from a republican
stand point. M r. Staoy is an intense
republican and very desirous of his
party's success.
Ex Lieutenant A Lapp, candi
date for assessor on the republican
ticket came over from
,on : Tuesday
engaged in
tance of our people until the after
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afternoon and busily j
making the acquain
noon of the following day, when hej
started for Denvar. Mr. Lapp ie. 3 * r
very pleasant gentleman ahd\if
scars he bears are i
arave an
or he surely was
hint officer.
More thto ninety five millionà co
pies— to bP
, 95,237,028-W
e Journal hJke
he magazine Was
The Ladies' ' sporne
been issued since the magazine
first printed, seventeen years.ago.
December, 1883, was the'Journal's
birth-month, and the first edition
aggregated, all told, twenty thous
and. The magazine was well receiv
ed at the very start, and from that
time on its growth has been pheno
menally rapid, the increase never
halting, until the circulation has
reached nine hundred, and twenty
three thousand copies a month.
During the past eleven months the
increase has averaged forty-seven
thousand copies per month over
the corresponding interval of last
year.
Hon. John T. Morrison, candi
date for congress on the Republi
can: ticket spoke to a fair sized au
dience; in Odd Fellows hall, in this
place On Tuesday evening. Mr.
Morriscn is a forcible and very able :
—»..V. , c .y
speaker ahd received the closest at - |
lZrt n «J r r • hi8 a f d t L enCe - , The
1 i „ ts r ( r en ' ?! th ", meet,nS i
j accounts for the small audience, as 1
it is well known throughout the
' turned Sunday
state that the- gèntleman is an ora
tor of exceptional ability.
Asa Jones, Joe Canfield. VVna.
Anderson and Herbert Coburn re* 4 y
turned Sunday from St. Pfcul, to
which point they shipped foorfeen
carloads of horses • for tl|e market.
The horses came from ■ the Camas
Prairie country and numbered 413
head. It appears that it had been
represented to the owners that a ;
profit of at least five dollars a-head :
over all expenses could btyrecured
at St.'Paul, but the results show
that-a loss of $1627.32 was encoun- '
tered, after paying commission; feed
and exUeses. the horses were ship- {'
ped to Thuet Brothers, a horse com
mission house of fcjt. Paul, and were
sold in carload lots. The highest
prioe received wes $8 per head and ]
the lowest $2. '
D. Ç. Russell, who is wanted in
Id^ho county on thé charge of eat
tlh- stealing, was arrested in tht8
cit y last wening l>y sheriff McLean,
|-?f Mt. Idaho. Russell, it appears,
' is with stealing a number
of head of cattle from Ben Créa.
He has been working at the race
track as a trainer since the meet
j
id McLean has been waiting for
some days for the man to appear in
Idaho; Last evening Russell walk
ed across the big bridge and was
immediately placed under arrest.
He will be taken to Idiffio connty
today. Russell js quiet well known
ip Idaho county, where he was em
ployed for the iperipd of [wo ypars
by Parry Shissler.—Tribune.
Send I's Your Nippe.
()h a postal card for our new
catalogue of lQo music, containing
Over 4000 vocal, piano, organ, vio
lin, guitar, mandolin and banjo
pieces.
\ Thabchjsk & Kl.lKft.
Lewiston Idaho.
A good joke ; js told on F. L, |
Moore, the fusion candidate for j
state Senator, which happened at j
one of his meetings in the country, j
Before the meeting some wag deco
rated the wall of the bujldidg l>e
hind the speaker nicely and beneath 1
the decoration placed a placard with |
the following; ■"From l P3 to *97 11
made S' 1S,000 ip fees on mortgage ;
foreclosures." «'Down with money
power, F. L. Moore, attorney for |
the Northwestern # Pacific Hypo- ;
theek bank and Lombard Mortgage \
Co." "1 am pledged to vote for the
payment of the governor, 's Oneur
d'Alene war debt, if elected."
I - Whenever Mr. Moore woifld grow
j eloquent the wag who had arrang
jmd the decoration would pull a
string and expose the placard and !
the crowd would chper and the j
r $mehker thought he ''had em," He !
th*4JêBiîed to notice the decoration and
imagines that the audienoe was
charmed by
cow Mirror.
his eloquence.-—Mos
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£ Advertising i» ,,ot % luxury, but K
/ rather an. economic business /
* '■"'r.nciB™, recognized by all the jjg !
most successfu men A .j.
• „Il
mmsamoeS '
X propos.
^ best )
/. the wo
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'Sltio,
• md.
odd,
Ihowjntj^jMrrrfl all
"ing and
kindttvif rustic,
di tneimlmu iwrtTi.er.
Nice bonks for ffirtlnlay present!
at the postofiirje, very cheap. '
find a buyer , for your
.it-with us.
aw Ukaj. Estate Agk.n
Hepomt office.
We can
farm. Liat^
Camas Pj^T
cy. «
Denison's tissue
»plain and ereppé, at the
A fini?
P a P er ^
P 06to ® c Ç
Contests and other land business
transacted at Rkpokt office,
Preaching at the M, E., church
every seepnd and fo^rfh Sunday at
For Sale—old
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Paper, envglo)
at the ldahft;JDrug store.
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A' For Sa
Hundred a^RnPf
p
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nts per
and pens
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Fi,ve hundred men to unload
schdonew, at five cents per schooner,
at the Elite Saloon.
"For three days and nights I suf >
fered agony untold from nn attack i
of cholera morbus brought oÄ by j
eatihg cucumbere," says M. K. Low- j
ther, clerk of the district court
Centerville, Iowa. "I thought' I
should surely die, and tried ^ dozen !
different uicdtcjneis' hat to no pur-1
jjose, I sent for ;i lx»ttle of Chanî- j
Mr&in's Colic. Cholera ai id Diarr-1
liftea Remedy anil three doses re
lieved me eutirely." This rei
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All maiujer of conveyancing at
the Rkpokt office
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This signature is on every box of tie genuine
Laxative BronicnQuinine
tbe remedy (hat cure» :> cold Is one day
Denver Flour Mills
J. S. PARKÉR Prop,
Manufacturer Of
"Denver
Plansifter ^ ,
Flour"
This flour has ii reputation second
to none, and will please you with a
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white, light bread Or pastry,
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flooring,
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Idaho.
Borger wish«« to announce
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that
laud g
noonng, oemng
rough lumliRr, jr
best hoxkiL'. JS*r
very
and
toe If
can
and
Ben
price
drug storé for
■5 torn
you
Bori
he Maccabees
MILES TZHSTT 3 Mo. S -4
Meets in Maccabee Hall every
Saturday at 7 o'clock P, M,
All 8ir Knights are cordially invi
ted to attend.
E. Joisui», Sir K't Cbm.
R. Tiputt, Sir K't R/K. m
ThisohpEii furnishes safe and oh
Insurance to its tneihbefis.
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DO YOU WANT
H i R N E IS
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I have opened a har
ness and repair shop
in Cottonwood, ajjd
as I will* carry only
the best material, and
do guaranteed. -Work,
I ask a share of your
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BUSINESS,
OTTO K-A ES EMfîYER
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COTTON WOOD IDAHO.
For Sale.
lfiO acres of fine farming lane
situated about ' 1 ' J ^
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It Will Pay You To Trade With Me.
not dsk a big profit, I will divide
with Hiy patrons.
W. L,
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YOURS TRUDY
Thé
MORROW
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FURS
What yon vran, I« hfgh
price*. «
Our field I« «Mt,
Our collect!«* r*par
moui.
Our profit« modemte.
Our prlqgu Irish.
Our returns luuueftyt«.
.WRITS PP n pur
Pblp to taeadqaarteiw.
We owu the
ptlnueapolta
fibeepskin Tannery,
Capacity, '
04)00 Pelts pe* day.
WRITE FOR OUR PRICES,)
Hero yon receive prices
that are priées.
BECHET: Direct strip?
meats. No Agent»'
expenses. . v' ,
Exact selection, tmuie
diate returns, Hopes
and tags to skippers
ft-ee.
W 00 LTÜLUW, eiHSEHG, SEN
iLisHco tarv. incorporatcs *a» i
McMillan For & Wool Go
•ucosttors to MS. MeMILUN (> CO., isc.
00-212 Fitst *«»e. H„
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__MINKEIPOtlS, ElfiH.
WRITE FOR OUR CIRCULAR Al^> SHIP US YOUR GOODS.
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LUMBER
I have on hand all kinds of rough in
her, usually kept in a mill-yard, and
saw to order any and all bills ordere
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ALL „ORDERS LEFT WITH A. B.
ROOKE" WILL RECIEVE PROMPT
TENTION.
A. I*. TIÎFHT
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Mill 14 Miles Westof Keu ter ville*-.