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TOMORROW,
ID ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers,
10 $40 pennsylyaniA 1

II ATCLIFFE DAkR CO. Auctioneers,
~ go fennsylvanis ave- NV.
CLOAKs AND CLOTHING, LDGES, LACEs,
GIBBONS. HATS B0SNETs PLUsHEs.
SENTIMENT OF MILLINERY AND FANCY
GOODS. AT AUCTION.
TIMBER TwENTY.flFTH AND TWENTY SIXTH,
BLGiNNING AT TEN O'CLOCK. WE WILL SELL
WITHIN OUR SALES ROOMS y20 PA AVE. NV, q
general assortment Of the goeas partly enumerated
above being the stock of dealer declining business
s20-jt KATCLIFFE, DAkR & CO, Aucts.
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Sc nsation was created in Berlin yester-
day by the discovery that Maj. Won Norman.
commandant of the cadets school there had
killed himself by taking poison. To make his
work doubly sure, after he had swallowed the
poison he opened the arteries In his arms.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK BACK
BUlLDING AND CELLAR HOUSE. No. 1921 II
STREET NORTHWEST.

ASSH5Fis ahS e ssssf sA'z
% DEED Of ,s. duly ord in 1sr
Ct s On Sr'x VII The s X @
O'CLOCK PM. 81 that tain piece parcel of Ia nd
the Dsstr,es Of CoianOa known and dcscribed as
Lot three "a. Of heirs OF John Dsyi .ons subdivision
and beinx einSrseed IL parts Of original lo three l
S s T1 III and
rnsnces TO the sane belonging or IN anywise Sppcr
Terms Of sale: e-thrd cash. balance in one Cd,
two 90 aud three 3 Years, with interest from day
o. yro
.dd ~ sn IT ni oD' Ss ths
naIShassrs cost II terms Of safe are not complied
Alter i've day. q ssS resale
~ '''''e' &oBEhT :; HoTTSa1S.
:y2-dads Trustees. 10Th and SITS. nv.
t1Ths purchasers Of the above described property
ns,t failed g eSMpy win .as term.
yiS ;.s, !; Z: AL
sni being K! city 0s Of
Il es y
ans.s s1a suS Ss
eether with all the improvements. xays cssementa,
fxhts prvleeos and appurtenances to the same be-
longing or IN anywtse appertaining.
Terms Of sale: Uethrd cash; balance In one. two
md three yesrA with nterat from day OF ale u the
rate OF stx per cent Ier annuuA payable semi
snnua.ly. note. e DO .scprea by deed q trust
purchassr. deposit Of $500 ut time of sale. Con.
vsysncins. &c. q purchasers COT terms q
sale the the right 70 reesli the prop
erty at the rak and cost Of the defautfnY purchaser
.isss ave dave savsrsissnept os sash resale IN
Newspaper published In Washington, DC.
ROBERT y. HOFFMAN, rvu.t>..
WtLlIkN i. QUICKsAIf. ss@
ouNoANeVN BkOS.. Aucts. s1o-d&ds
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TOMORROW,
WIN. LOwENTHAL, Auctioreer.

MN. LOWENTHAL, Auctioneer.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF HoUsEFURNIsHING
GnoDS STORE, ST. SEVENTH STREET.
NOKTEWE,T. Ar AUG ZION
CONVINCING THURSDAY MORNING, sEPTEM-
DER AT TEN O'CLOCK. AND
GON1lNUING EVERY DAY THEkEAFTER
SSSTi WITH sp 81 I WILL SkiL At IhL ABOVE
COMPLETE AND WE'LL ASSORrED STOCK OF
HHRSHESEfekNISHiNd Goops, SUCH AS
WAkk. DINNER, TEA AND CHAMBER SETS,
k0GEkS PLATED WAHE, CUTLERY. BISVUE
TARt, VASES. yMbRELLA STANDS, LAMPS,
CLoChS. BAskETS; Bird CAGE. LoUKING
CLASSES. FLAT iRONc, PORCELAIN LINED
AMP A. d PAGAIE FEW WAEI c0CHA MATS. RUGS. OIL
MEkoLS OTHER ARTICLES USUALLY KEPT
IN STOLE OF THIS KIND. THE WHOLE Az
fORDiNG A FINE CHANCE F0H DEALERS
AND hOUSEKEEPEkS 40 LAY IN A SUPPLY
OF THESE GOODS. FiXTUkES WILL BE
SOLD LAST DAY OF SALE.
s23-2t WM. LOwENTHAL.
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'l'AoMAs BOWLING, Aucnoneer
GENERAL Assortment OF HOUSEHOLD
FUhNIrURE.
wAk KIT E1LRsSS GAEINEr BSDsTEAp WAL
SAf EfiSfahf1s Hssg qHss &C. AND GLASS
street northwest. shall sell the entire contents.
. .sE:ls cash THOMAS BOWLING. .ue.
A nsnS q, SSE Pm SS T.DStsDAY. 0clS
Hast tayet,s st Baltimore. Nd One q toe oldest
catiOn 4os and ii last BALTIMORE ST. opposite POST
oihce ave surrounded Is Flour aud Corn k1change
elegant b se trout BY los
alley Two stores now under rent, - 300 yer year.
Terms TaiLoR csESMEk sss sas, % lanesrs.
s.4 OF. Baltimore. Nd.
'i'K,sTtEss,n s., SALE i,, on kLhahhI Lon AND
sSktaMnsf sngMkES 60 si tsIg 3 saih ksp
fhshioNtsth Psi.f 5F fH Rl SSar 4 fhE
BSR Ii s a ThE sxsHTE PA %, on oST
q the parties secured we shall oer for sale b,
Se Of ss ss
Absr ia folio el e seq of the land records the
land and premises known aud disting uished as and
ALL OF LOT "a, SQUARE lsI.
fse:Sry bTsf Dwelling aoS.s No. i sss .s II
Terms Of sale: one-third cash. balance of purchase
money in and two years with interest the rate
Of per cent per an,utn. payable sem ann TALLY aud
10 lie secured W deed OF trust on the premises ali
cash, ut option Of purchaser. $500 down at time OF
TO be complied with ten dsys otherwise right re-
served to resell at risk and Of defsutipg pur.
chaser after We days advertisement resale in
some Newspaper published in Washington, d. c.
.ssse.a. D aSaS hiss sa nss.ss.
u ATcLIFFE DARK 4 CO, Aucuonesrs,
- S2o Pennsytvaaia ave. nv.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE GALES MANSION
DC. ON TIL LINE OF THE ECkINGTON An
SOLDIERS HOME Electric RAILWAY, AT
AUCTloN; CONsIsIiNS in PARrOf
"AL AtIh ANP Oh MkHkSLE TSpASp COTTAGE
TAsIE MATfkEssks, 1 ffIioSs, WOVEN
MIkE SPRINGS, OLD WALNUT SINGLE AND
DvUhLE BEDsrEADs. ODD BUREAUS AND
S EssspA RScS2Ks s h4IIAN hSP Tksf
sIvn AND LEAf TABLES. WALNUT DINING
BhUSSELS AND lNGkalN CARPErx. HAT.
dnGk EhfoE hs s5oSh wAIS9T GRIPS HpT
REQUISITES. &c. &c
DnEWSTER WAGONETTK
s ut h HaGH q H SoA Hcs HARNESS.
ON WEDNESDAY,. &C roBER EIRsT. 1890 At
sosysSTs 81 xa.Iss a OH TN 81 GALS
r. TIE ~ kEIGH MN q
ATTENTION. RxfctITfE DARE 5 %.
NB.-Ts reach sale saas electric cs, = sss nd 4.
r.svs sso22.ax "a 2o.so
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FUTURE DAYS.
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneers.
II .t.l N

DuNcANsoN BROS. AucuOnesrs.
~ Y.h and d sta NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
IN WHITNEY CLOSE, NEAR SOLDIERS HOMt,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
By virtue of deed Of ttus; to Us bearing date a
March d. AID. 1887. and duly recorded Az iiber No.
l:3s folio $50 ct Of the snd records Dis
tct VI Columbia and TT the request Of the party hold
Ing one Of the notes secured thereby will sell
public auction. III trout Of the pEeinises, TUES
y. 1880, at FIVE O'CLOCK IN LOTS NJ NJ.
BEkED IM0 AND THREE. IN BLOCK NUMBERED
THREE. IN b. II. WAkDEkS subdivi ion OF q tract OF
land called Whitney Close situate in the District Of
Colunb ia, with the i'll rrovements &c.
Terms Of sale: One-t third cash, balance In one and
two years secured upon the property Sold with
est 1T per cent Der annln all cash. purchaser q
option deposit OF 100 on each lot sold. All
veyuncinY and recording ut purchasers cost
Of sale to be complied with IN ten days from
sale. GEORGE T. fdMONS.
CHARLES b PEARSON,
S4-eodSds Trustees.
GZ-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER THikifETH, 1890, same
hour und place. DUNCAASON BRUs.,
sl1,2i.20&3O Auctoneers.
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TNHoNAs BOWLING. Acetionesr.
ikusrEzs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPtkTY On East slDE OF FlF1EENTH
sTkEEI BETWEEN AND STREETS

By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated 9th day Of De-
eember, A b lseu. and duiy recorded in fiber No.
District Of ColunoaA and b. direction Of the psrty
sscrred We ni se a public spcso5 in front
OF ocroBkk. lsso. Az FIVE O'CLOCK PM g
WIT: Being part OF lot numbered 30. In H. L sanders
ct sabdi sa.iSn n sqnars No 2l4 - per plat re-
OF the surveyors ofhce q the DstE1cs Of Columbia
beg Ios me s.ms 10 iss lo inches south q
south on ls.h street west 4 feet incses ,hencs
Themes north IA feet inches thence west no fees
0tnches 20 the place OF begipnig with
18th street northwest
Terms: l.so0 vfth interest from Ioth pecsmbsr.
1882 10 day Of sale and Of this sale In cash.
baance IN one aud two year, With intsrest and -
cured by deed Of trust the pgoperty. sll cash
AL rscordins and conveyancng ~ cost u purchase:
deposit Of 600 Will be required 81 .me q ssae 81
sale the Jrusssss rsssrve The rht % resell the peo
erty at the sk and of the dofsultn9 purcnAsce
.,ae.a. Pfh aissf + f psssnfiTis TrssssA
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BOWLING. Auctsonesr.

TIOS, EMBRACING IN Pant PARLOR SUITE.
WALNur nA e TABLE, BAUssnIs
Top CHAMbER suIrEs, MATTRESSEs, VAL
TTSNNsioN DfSING TAsLE,. WxlSUF iii niNI hAi
GHAiRS , NHLh S rfSHtfea r{HSA AND GLASS
On TUESDAY MORNING.- 9kkTEMHEK THTR-
TiETH 1890. at TEN O'CLOCK. shau seIl al res1-
tioa ia nou'f aSHAs BOWLING. Aue,sops.r.
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vt CLAIR FECHNER AUCTI0xEER. 611 PA.
= ave-. under Metropolitan Hotel. Twenty years
Real Estate prompt settlement: reasonable chasees.
solicited al1-3m
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYA.
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctionee.

VHOAAS DOWLlNG. Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED BUSINESS
PROPERTY ON SEVENTH STRL.T bETMkEN
AMI l STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING
PKEMlSEs sly; 81 AND s23 SEVENTH
On TUESDAY. the sLVENTH DAY OF OCTOBER
AID, 1890. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK r. NJ. in
trout OF the premises shall offer for sale AZ ubis
IN the subdivision Of lots in square four hundred
NIFTY three o3l Is Recorded IN book 10. page AZ
the surveyors ofhce. fronting ~ 0S3 feet the
sde 81 IN street by 100 feet Deep improved by stors
Terms Of sale: one-third cash balance in one and
TWO years IN fourteen notes. seven payable year
interest secured bs deed OF property
all cash. at option of the purchaser All conveyancing
and recording ut the cost of the purchaser II the
terms Of sale complied with in ten days the
trustees the resell the property after
hve days public noslce at the cost the detautng
purchaser $500 to be paid the property is sold
JAMES II. SHREYE
WM. RED1N WOODWARD,
Trustees Of the estate Of James a. shreve deceased
s24-d&ds
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer
SEVENTEEN CASES OF IMPORTED BULBS
FALL SALES
OF Fine Assortment of the Most Exquisite and
Different Sorts OF
HARLEM
FLOWER ROOTS,
Consisting Of Double and Single HI acinths Narcssus
Crocus Tulips, Early Single and Double Due
Won Thol, snowdrops, &c, &c.
Put up in packages for individual buyers
To be sold at my auction rooms FRIDAY, SEP
TENDER TwENTY-SIXFH. 1890. commencing II
s342s THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

GEO ". sTIcENEY. Auctioneer. 1886 Fs.
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ID ATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Auctioneers.
~ $40 Pennsylvania ave- q. w.

IL S,sU pennsylvania kve. q. "
MoRTGAaEE,s SALE BY AUCTION OF THE
STEAMER CECILE.
by virtue Of Mortgage 10 iue, dated September
AID. 1eS9 and duly record, in Lber Ut Mortgages
folio IL, &C. in tho office Of the collector Of
ut Geo ryetown. D.C..i will oer for sale lat public
auction on MONDAY AFTERSOON. sEPlEaBEK
TMENTY-SECOND. AID. 1885, ut FIVE UC1ON X,
STEAM PR0Pk1.LEH Or VESSEL CALLED THE
"CECILE,"
together with the Engines. Boilers Machinery. Boat
Ahchors Cables, Chsins Ringing isckic. Apparel
furniture ami NIL other neccssaries thereunto np-
PERTAINING and belonging, Leng!h 0y $40 feet.
breadth ~ 81 10 I.et dep,h and 5IU0 feet, of the
burd n Of 4 TO- I 0U toEs theresbOuts and more
part.cularly described IN the said mortgage.
Ae'A' - '- GEORGE H. BOSWELL,
MortYagte
sETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
TWENIY-NINTH. 1t same hour and place.
GEO. h. BOSWELL.
s23-dhds Aortxaeee
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09
Service Pension Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON. D. c., April 30.--A long
debate occurred in the house on the
Motrell service pension bill, wi hch finally
passed-yeas, l79; nays, II. The bill ~
passed places on the pension roll all
honorably discharged soldiers or sailors.
on arriving at the age of 60, who served
ninety days or more in the war of there
beliion. the pension to continue during
MS life, at S. per month; also those who
are now disabled or may become so,
whether the disability is caused by serv-
ice or otherwise; also widows reaching
the age of 90 Of deceased soldiers and
sailors; also children under 16 years of
age without means of support other than
daily labor are to be paid pension until
reaching l6 years of age. The pension
provided oP the rbill-shall not operate to
feouce or increase any pension now
running at or above seven dollars a
month. and the bill limits pension agents
to fee of five dollars.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09
Keutcryille Notes

H. w. Tefft bought scraper and Joe
Smith plow for their respective road
district OF A. Hendricks.
VIM. Entrap had a fine mare bitten
by rattlesnake last week but good care
brought her through.
While Tefrt and Schroeder were driv-
ing cattle off the brakes last week thew
killed ten rattleshakes. A pretty good
days work.
George Schroeder and wife. of Wiscon-
SIN, are visiting here with his brother
August. He is a cheese maker and
would like to locate here
Misses Clara Sonnen and Frances
Wyman have gone below.
Fall crops are looking well and farm.
ers are busy putting in the spring crop.
A. 7. Tefft is shearing. He expects to
do 1t himself with Joe's help.
Henry Forsman. Ben Suchtenfeld and
several others took a fishing trip The
first ofthe week. They had the usual
"hsherman's lnck"-the second party
this season with the same success.
Mr.. Cochran, of Mason, was a visitor
here on Sunday.
Our school directors say they cant
aud teacher. Guess we will have to
import one, for the young idea must
know how to shoot.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09

In our Eext issue we hope to
be able to give the names of
the commissioners appointed
by the Governor to build the
road. Who these gentlemen
will be we do not know, further
than that Norman B. Wiley,
of Warrens,w will likely be one.
The editor of this paper will
not be on the commission. We
have other fish to fry. But
Gov. Shoup is u man Of excel
lent judgment, and we are sat-
lsfied that his appointments
will be made in the interest of
an efficient and economical
expenditure of the public funds
for the purpose intended. The
office of commissioner is by no
means a sinecure. 1t involves
much trouble and responsible
ity and much travelling to and
fro for very poor pay. There is
also a good probability of hos
tile criticism and of the exer-
else of bad judgment should
the appropriateness is fire.
quently claimed-prove insult
fcient to complete the road
and bridge the river. Next
week we will publish the ma
terial parts of the bill for the
public information.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09
We print stud-horse posters of any
size at reasonable prices.

We print stud-horse posters of any
size at reasonable prices.
We are prepared to do all kinds of Job
printing in the best styles at reasonable
rates.
Call on r. f. Fulton at the FREE
PRESS office when you want any notari-
al work done.
See our line of Ladies' Shoes and
Ties. They are "Stunners."
ALEXANDER x FREIDENRICH.
We take jurors certificate aud county
warrants at their full face value in paw
ment OF subscriptions and advertising.
j. d. Davis and wife, of Stock creek,
were in town Saturday on business, and
before leaving "Big Barn" renewed for
the county newspaper.
Jas. Witt went into Elk City Monday
on prospecting trip after new placers.
lie was pioneer there and knows
every rod of the camp.
We congratulate Warrens on the sue.
cess OF the wagon road bill as that camp
will be the very first to feel the stimu.
latlng effects of the new enterprise.
Nansise commenced building the Oh.
Christie residence in the south part of
town Monday. 1t will be two stories
and will cost one thousand dollars.
Miss Rosa Nickel donated some pie-
plant to the F. z. last week which was
not only of her own raising but of very
excellent quality as we'll as the first of
the season.
With railroad in Lewiston and the
Elk City and Warrens wagon roads be-
ing built, the Clearwater basin will take
stride forward this year such as but
few of the old pioneers ever dreamed
Of Everybody prepare to join the pro-
cession.
DR.. Blbby is having lumber hauled
for the erection of drug store on the
lot adjoining the Hashagen meat mar
ket. The Shearer building will adioin
the DR.. on the next lot west, thus carry
ing the business of that side of Main
street clear TO the bridge across the drv
branch of Three Mile.
Hank Earl writes from Watertown.
New York, to send him the F. p, as he
Is well satisfied that Idaho county has a
grand future and he desires to keep
posted on its growth and development.
lie Is in the commission business and
doing we'll but from the tone of his let
ter We Judge that he still feels friendly
to our county and probably will make
his home here again ere many years.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09

Thus poet once sang, and alas it is
all too true, for the weather for the past
week has been beautiful beyond descrip-
ton. The days are perfectly lovely with
sunshine and balmy air and never did
loveier nights glld the Cordilleras than
those with which we are now favored.
1t Is "the time" of the full moon. Di-
ana, with her train of stars, moves ma
Jeslicaliy through the azure vault, and
her silyery rays tone everything into a
soft and gentle simmer, like the ra-
dance that flashes from the wings of a
celestial visitant. 1t was upon just such
nights that the vestal virgins stole forth
and gathered the sacred herbs. spark
ling with dew, from which was distilled
elixir to heal the ills of man. Bright,
beautiful and balmy, well might one i'm
bued with the spirit Of poesy feel the
spark of divine inspiration as he gazes
on such night into the upper immen-
sty OF the starry armament and watches
the planets and their retnue of stars
flashing like diamonds upon the brow
OF an Ethiop. 1t is amid such scenes
that the immensely of nature and the
littleness of humanity and mundane
things bursts like a meteor upon the
mind, and strange thoughts concerning
the might history of this beautiful but
wicked world of ours fit titfully through
the brain, and create painful longings
for the knowledge that can penetrate
the unknowable and lift the mystic veil
which hides the future from human
ken. 1t is upon such nights that loves
warm VOWS are breathed by those to
whom the future looks all rosy, and who
behold in the ray of the bright moon
world exclusively their own. 1t is OH
Camas Prairie that such nights are to be
experienced in all the glory and beauty
OF immaculate perfection. heightened by
the inatchless scenery of this great sud
glorious region.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09
HCRR4H FOR LEWISTON!
The RdiIFOad UiU SureyU BE
Built There 6y Decem-
Der I, 1890.
Spokan Falls Spokesman

Spokan Falls Spokesman
ST. PAUL, Mimi. May 1.-ISpecial. J.
ChiefEngineeI Kendrick of theNorthern
facihc Railroad, awarded to-day the
contract for the construction of the new
branch line to Lewiston, Idaho, to Dom
aid, Smith d Howe. of North Yakima.
The new road will run from Pnllmsn, at
the junction of the Spokane & Palouse
ana Union Pacific, to Moscow, thence
down Bear Creek through the Potlatch
Country to the Clearwater Valley and n
to Lewiston. The line will be about
seventy-two miles in extent. The con-
tract calls for the completion of the road
by December !. The necessary rails and
ties have already been ordered.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09
Colonist Sleeper to st. Paul.

Commencing April l6, the Union Pa
cifc. The Overland Route" will run a
furnished Pullman Colonist Car from
Portland to st. Paul, without change,
leaving Portland every Wednesday at 900
P. NJ, arriving St.Paul following Sunday.
This car will be fitted up with mattress
ses, pillows, bedding, curtains and toilet
appliances, leaving nothing to be fur.
nished by the passengers, and will be in
charge of uniformed porter.
Berths can be secured at the very low
rate ofS3 90 for an upper or lower double
berth from Portland to st. Paul.
Passengers holding tourist, first-class
or second-class tickets will be carried in
this car.
For rates, through tickets, sleeper
berths, or detailed information, apply to
the nearest Ticket Agent Union Pacific
System, or
T. w. LEE,
GENT Pass. Agt., Portland.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09
NORTH and SOUTH


Notice of Forfeiture.
To JAMES REARDoN.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT l
L have expended the sum of Two Hundred
dollars $500 in labor and improvements upon
the
JERSEY LILY" and the
"DELAWARE"
Lode Mining Claims, situated between the wv,
h. Knott" and the "Clovis" lode mining claims
in Warrens Mining District Idaho County, Ida
no Territory, in order to hold the said premises
under the provisions of Section 1924. Revised
Statutes of the United States. being the amount
required to hold the same for the year ending
December 81. 1899 That your proportion of the
same is one hundred dollars (sl00). being one
half. And If within ninety 800 days from the
service of this notice, or within ninety (90)
days after this notice by publication. you fail
or refuse to contribute your proportion of such
expenditure AS co-owner. together with the
costs of this notice, your interest in said claim
will become the property of the undersigned
under the provisions OF said Section 232i
A. T. LADWICH
Warren, /. T., March l, 1880. 4052
The money may be forwarded by registered
letter to me at Warren, Idaho. a. I. l..
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09

We have been thus explicit
in setting forth Mr.. Dubois
services in connection with the
bill because there has been a
wide spread belief-not conf
ned to this county nor to his
political enemies-that it was
q buncombe measure and never
intended to pass, and now that
the bill is a "frozen fact we
want to do him the justice to
say that he has always been
sincere in this matter, as we
have been in close personal
correspondence with him ever
since it passed into his hands,
and we have never for a mo-
ment doubted the honesty of
his intentions, although of late
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09

we confess to feeling restless
and dissatisfied at the delay
and the prospect of losing a.
mother year. Probably if the
bill had failed of ratification
it would have been used to his
disadvantage in the approach
ing political campaign.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09
Reward.

The Idaho County Stock Growers
Association will pay reward of one
hundred dollars for the arrest and con-
viction of any person or persons unlax
fully marking or branding cattle or
horses; and also a reward of two hum
dred and fifty dollars for the conviction
OF any person or persons stealing, kill
ing or driving out of the county any
horses or cattle belonging to any menu
ber of this association.
GEo. d, SmsrH, Sec'y.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-05-09
The Pioneer Hardware Store.

The Pioneer hardware store of C. c..
Bunnell, at Lewiston. has the agency
for the sale of Glidden barbed wire.
It is truthfully claimed that this is tn e
best wire in the world, and also the
cheapest, quality considered. Mr.. Bum
nell carries full stock at all times, and
will always be glad 10 see all his old
friends, and as many new ones as are
pleased to call. The Pioneer hardware
store is the oldest, largest and most
complete establishment of its kind in
the whole of Idaho, and beats then, all
on prices and quality of goods.