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Baltimore M arkets.

BALTIMORE. Sept gl.-Flour steady. unchanged
-receipts 1925 barrels: Shipments 5.sS3 barrels;
sales. $50 barrels. Wheat steady-No 3 red spot,
lsAa'434: September. I4asai4k; October, I5i.a154;
December, 7Sha7sA; May, IS asked; steamer No.
red. 70aIoa-receipts, 1880 bushels; shipments,
l0l .05S bushels; stock l,907 bushels sales, 49,,
900 bushels. Southern wheat steady-Fultz, 1Oa
10; tongberry, T2aTd. Corn steady-mixed spot,
IS bid; September, So bid; October, 52a52A; year.
6laelH - receipts. 242 bushels; stock. as,1si
bushels; sales, 1900 bushels. Southern corn
white steady, Sass; yellow nrmer, 6sa59 Oats
steady-No. 2, white western, 3s% as9; No. .,
mixed western, 35k a3I-receipts 1900 bushels:
stock, l6sssz bushels. Rye steady-No. 3, ssX
bid-recepts, 4,2s9 bushels; stock 1880 bushels.
Hay steady-good to choice timothy, lb.OOa1G.O0
Gram freights quiet, unchanged. Cotton noni-
nal - middling, TX. Provisions steady --mess
pork. is.soaiA0o: bulk meats. loose shoulders, ~;
long clear, sk clear rib sides, sH; sugar-pickled
shoulders, sN; sugar-cured smoked shoulders. .
ast.; hama, small, lax; large. lsalsX; lard,
refined, .; crude, IN. Butter nrm-creamery,
fancy. asass; DO fair to choice. aaas4: DO imi,s-
tiOn 20a22 lade, fancy, 1saiS; do good to choice,
lsal1; store-packed. 1sat1. Eggs sctive-9Oa2l.
Coffee very hrm-Rio cargoes. fair. 17*; No.
!, 16k. Sugar nrm-granulated, 81. Whisky
nrm-l.25al26 Peanuts arm - virginia fancy
hand-picked, sksA; farmers, 81; North Caro-
lima, 8.
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UMBRELL. SPECIALS.

2;-inch English Gloria Umbrellas. with paragon
frames. only 95c-
2Sinrh Gl1ria Umbrellas only 81.
ri AMI - -nch Gloria md silk Umbrellas. from
q - tos5
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H,onwAr Rossrsr.

Some hiehwsymen steal your usoasy, oeAsD SyA
steal the results Of your brsan and sAs Hui q ~
lsbor the latter 10 the form Of highway rsssry
Merit hes made . success Of CARTER'6 LTTTIR
LIVER PILLS They have bscoos housuAea1 ~
and the people VII have them; they know sAs1r vsau>
Then comes the high wsymsu With M IMITATION
AND WORTHLESS FRAUDs. end With 49, -
hopes trade upon ths and ruueassou q oAR
TER's LITTLE LIVER PILLA
BEWARE OF THESE DoHwAYNkH, asua 4,
imposed upon with sa srsacis sGsrsa % ~ = -
- sood" - 'ao-A-R-T-E-R1-&s Thsrs 3 unoA6urD
eood - ''C-A-R-T-E-H-s-a~
AL for ''c-A-R-T-R-R-'-s~s end b. sus~ 10 -
genuine oARTKk1 LITTLE LvE1 RuxA
POSITIVE CURE yoa slcx nADAcu
SMALL PILL SMALL Doo1 ovArS rznn
oolo1m.vH
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Johnson & LurraELL

sl3 Market space.
self Between 9Th and Sth SITS.
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Range of the THERMOMETERS.
The following were the temperatures 1t Us
Office Of the weather bureau today; IA. q;
2 pm. Ga: maximum. Ga: minimum. ST.
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L. b. TowxrR & Sox.

L. b. TowxER & Sox.
DEALERS IN DRY GOODS
1915 TrH ST. NV.
One case IO-t rnbiea~hef sheeftas. l*o
One ca-- fO-4 bi~arh.l Sheetins. IL.
Old nhl-ae h-d Cotton Remnants. 10
50 .bs O1iclutk, LIZ
Infants GATrtA.~ Asgl-es
I.rx- line Lac Curtains. from 9Sc. pair up
Fancy ! able Covers
Sb.-,s f1lS~ 1855 snA Bolstsrs ready nsts
EiAnk-t- In gray. red nd white. very cheap
Be- Comf1ri q. al p-tcas.
l.i..' and O. ats nbre lias N rr~H, variety
Whit B-slspr-sf- from ~. u 80
sSHsk t-n'S' u O.'' 80 -
HiAck Satinss. l2S. IS. 20 AMI 2sr-
Blsrk Cssh mere and H-nrietta- specNV
fulI line u ali tee esiinz nlake- Of Corse,s
ku-~oel Dress flsnnel. N IDS viesf Soc-
0sutr' NizEt shirts. ipsr- 1Jc- AID VI
1sbls Napkins. T0seis. Crasne>. &c Att9-G
WE RECOMMEND TIE USE OF ANGosrUEA
w Bfterx % frtends Who sufsr Win cysi-psl1
vas only the genuine aAa -f.ctured By Dr. siesrrt
kt A-c-s~s-s se10
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Special Excuraios 10 oettysburr.

Leave Baltimore and, Ohio station, New Ter
icy avenue and @ street, ct 500 m. Thursdsy.
September ~; arrivs GettylourG ct / 90 .. n,
and leave On return Trip 1t $50 pm, szzivins
Warrington st 1000 pm.
nound-trip fare, e4SA
For ttcksts call 81 Baltimore and Ohio Ones.
els and 1851 PsunsyivaniA avenue, snd q
depot-Adue
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NJ ARRIED.

METZGER-MANN. On sertemb-r "a 1901 %
the re~iden OF Rev. Chas Bowd-n. by Rev. Burr~ll
SHAs METZ6ER of Philadelphis. Pa. 20 JEssIe
M. MANN Of Washington. y. C.
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$onssos u. F vrr.slr.
- t,ssi LrL
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENT SALE
Now Is PRoeREss.
13 MARKET SPACE.

Realizing the fact that are more or less handi-
earId fr ing business owing To the slow progress
u th- improvements our bgi.ding VII continue
D. offer ertrIosaiaIrg tnlTcsnssnts in all depart
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AZ Rantessvi1le. town twenty uiles fruu
Nsvasota, Tex yssterday nsgro nAnsd Sails
van assaulted white wuunn. a esuva q.
Dsohas1 81 Nnahsl ~
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DREss Goops.
DKEss SrLks

The Isrs-s; s;nck and greatest variety we've eve
shown thls sarly IN the sssscn- Dress Gods from
l2>S " a. PER yard
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o. sv~ry description both black and color~d- The
variety l. too .Ar<- ., enun-rate here but II you
v.nt SILK DRESS suit you and At the same
the save you several dollars
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". VI. Sursrrs & Sons.

sIs FESN. AVE- NV.
Just OPENED
loo PfFCFs wORsTED DRESS fhBRiovEs
COMPOSING ALL OF THE INV EFFECTS"
80 PIECES c. II sERGEs. FANCY wEAvEs.
AT THE LOW PRICE OF 5oc. PER YARD.
SOME OF THE HASDsOMEsT STYLES WE
HAVE EVER sHowS-cOTToN AND LINEN
sHEETISGs. SAFKiSs. TtBLE LINENS. COM
ToRIs. VULTs. BLANKETS. ETC. ONE PRICE.
M. SINISTER h SONS.
ann SD PENN AVE NV
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Name.

Ths are the opening and closing prices o.
the New York Stock Market, reported By special
wire to Carson 4 Mccartney. 14l9 street
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AIRS wfNsLOw-s SOOTHING SYRUP
Has b-en nsss CIR FIFrY YEARS NY NrrIrOve
sfNOrHERS for their CHTLDREN WHILE TEETH
mo ~ith PERFECT SUCCESS. IL sOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUNS. uLAYS all PAIN
CURES WIND cole and 10 the best remedy for
DlAkRHEA Sold by druggists In every par, OF the
Void Be sure an1 for Mrs Winslow's Sooth-
fnesyrup" and take no other Kind - . bottle
d1ly
Fon DYsrrpsr,
Use BROWNS IRON BrTTERs.
Physician. r~romu-ndf
All dealers keep o. q Per bottle Genuine has
~sde mark and cTos-ei red lines IN wrapper.
sIEADACHE NEURALGIA DIZZINESS.
al druns-nn-~>. Srs-n=, s!seplessn-s- cured Dr.
Mice SsTviEe. samples frse.
SCHILLER 3 STEVENS pth snd Pa
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ING To A PATIENT PrBL1c

ApoLOeIzlxe To A PATIENT PcBL1c
FOR
OUR INABILITY To ACCOMMODATE IN EVERY
CASE DURING The TURMOIL AND BUsTLE OF
THE PAST FEW WEEKS. WE ACKNOWLEDGE
OUR APPRECIATION OF The MERITED TRIB-
Ute PAID OUR
LSIIIABLE
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-EIeR
10 ALL OTHER
MEDICINES FOR
PURIFYING THs BLOOD
AND RESTORING THE
sxAErH aso
STRENGTH.
Arsn.s
SAKsApARILLA
STANDARD SPECIFIC
FOR scROFULA. cATARRH.
RHETMATIsM AND
DEBILITY.
Cunss OrHEas
WILL CURE YOU.
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Encampment Notes.

from Ohio is Mrs. Kate Browniee Sherwood
the wife Of Gen. Isaac r. Sherwood, q buckeye
journalist who once represented the Toledo
district in Congress as well as holding i'm
portant state Offices. Mrs. Sherwood is proud
Of her husbands record, for he CALAMITY led
the l11th Ohio volunteers in thirty battles.
but she herself has done much TO make her
name familiar to the soldiers. She is the
daughter Of Judge Brownlee Of Mahoning
county, leader in the abolition movement.
and she has written many poems and war songs
TINT have awakened the enthusiasm of the how
who wore the blue. She is not unknown in
Washington, where she lived with her husband
while he was in Congress, as well as afterward
when he was here as q newspaper correspondent
One OF Mrs. Sherwood's poems, 1.-The Men
Who Wore the Shield. !" written for the reunion
Of the twenty-third army corps, will be recited
By Mrs. Elizabeth Mansfield Irving, an elocu-
ZIONIST OF more than local fame and the president
Of Forsyth Relief Corps, No. l, Toledo Mira Sher-
wood now lives at Canton, the home of Gov.
Mckinley, where her husband edits the Datlu
Ners, but the Toledo visitors are proud TO
claim her a. one Of their own fock. Still
another woman from the little city on the
Maumee who attracts attention In Mrs. David
Il. Locke, whose husband was the former editor
OF the Toledo Blade, and known in his day to
the literary world as Petroleum v. Nasty. Z"
With her sons she continued the MANAGEMENT of
the Blade after the death Of her husband.
Tomorrow morning there will be . reunion
at the residence OF Senator Henderson Of Ne
braska, l23S 18th street. Of the nineteenth Ohio
infantry. The members Of the ninth Kentucky
and the seventy-ninth Indiana have also been
invited TO take part in the reunion at the Sena-
tors house. This IL because the three regi-
ments were associated together much OF the
time during the war. Senstor Henderson en-
tered the army from Ohio and won the star of
. brigadier general He lived for q number
Of years at Canton after the struggle came to
an end and was elected prosecuting attorney of
Stark county-an Office sfterward fllsd By Maj.
Mckinley.
NATIONAL cENETKRIEs.
Tho Tennesseeans brought with them a roster
OF all the Grand Army posts in the state. II Il
compiled up to August I, and shows that the
state has eighty-seven posts with membership
OF over $500. The men seem 10 take Q pride in
the number Of national cemeteries in the STATE.
and have the following printed on the roster:
There are in the state Of Tennessee (the terri
torial limits Of the Department. seven national
cemeteries, wherein are graves Of Union colder.
In number as given below:
Chattanooga-kuown,s ,0S6; unknown. L o67.
total, l3,05S. Fort Donelson dover p Or
Known, ass; unknown. 5ii; total, ga. Knox-
viIle-Known, 2,ISl; unknown, l,0l7, total.
Sits. Memphis - Known, b,i7T; unknovn
9, 6l6; total, IL, 995. Nashville Madison p q. -
Known, u,s43; uaknown, l,7ol; total. ie.S4A
tanding--Known, 1881; unhnovn.
!, S62: total, s,5ss. Stone River (Nurfrese,
boro p. O.)-Known, SIG. unknown. sao. 70
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HIS CENTURY ARTICLE.


In his Century article Gen. Stone ssy,:
~ think that the country has never properly
appreciated the services Of those District Of
Columbia volunteers Thev Ala th.,.
duty quietly and they did it well and faitbfulIy
Although not mustered into tho service And
placed on pay until after the fatal day when
the flag was fred upon at Sumter. VET thev
rendered great service before that tin,a IN
giving confidence to the Union men. 10 The
members OF the legislature and also 10 IRE
President, in the knowledge that At least there
was small force ready to respond At anv mo.
ment to his call 1t should be remembered that
the first troops mustered into the service were
companies Of these volunteers, and that durine
the dark days when Washington was cut a
from communication with the north. when rail-
way bridges were burned and tracks
torn up, when the Potomac was block
AIDED, these troops were the only rsli-
ance Of the government for guarding the
public departments, for preserving order and
Tor holding the bridges and other outposts:
that these were the troops which recovered pos,
session OF the railway from Washington 70 An
napoiis Junction and made practicable the re-
opening OF communications. They also formed
the advance Of the force which Rrst cros,od The
Potomac into Virginia and captured the city
Of Alexandria Moreover, these were TIE
troops which insured ths regular insueu-
ration on the steps Of the Capitol Of the con
stitutionally elected President firmly believe
that without them Mr.. Lincoln would mover
have been tnangunted- Ibslisvs INT tuuults
would hsve been created, during vhiah -
would have been killed, and thst " ahouid
nv sesnd earsslvs mesosd Z. skuGgis
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C.z1sa.z Chr
voa pfrsRpnes
eAsSoBsA
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Sales-Regular call, IL O'Clock NJ: Commercial
ms, 100 at 5; 60 at s.
Government Bonds--U. y. a, registered 1901
ia bid. ll5X asked. U. 3. Is. coupons 1907,
lis bid ICY asked.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
The CNrisk1nas Tree.

Notwithstanding the extremely
disagreeable muddy, rainy weather
Christmas Eve, the Methodist
church was packed to its utmost
capacity by those desiring to hear
the program prepared for the occa-
sion and look upon the beautiful
and costly presents which loaded
down the three handsomely decora-
ted trees. The affair was under
the management of the M. f. Sun
day-school, of which Prof. Vercler
is superintendent, and all who took
part in the literary exercises were
members of the school. All the
boys and girls acquitted themselves
admirably, and had we space would
be glad to mention each one indi-
vidually. Music appropriate to the
occasion was rendered by the choir.
The appearance of Santa Claus was
the moment of supreme delight to
the little ones, to each one of whom
he presented sack of candy and
nuts and then disappeared. The
presents upon the trees were then
distributed to the waiting owners.
All who were present at the enter
tainment expressed themselves as
highly pleased with the manner in
which the affair was conducted and
departed for their homes after hav-
ing enjoyed the evenings enter
tainment.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30

and a stampede to his district so
that he can unload his wildcat
claims onto the excited tenderfeet
who want to get rich in day. But
whether he booms wildcat quartz
or equally wildcat town lots, they
all take human nature as they find
1T and play upon its credulity. A
sucker is born every minute, and
when one dies hundred comes to
his funeral. The sucker and the
boomer are therefore birds of fea-
Their, and the boomer in plying his
trade is simply illustrating the nat
ural law of the survival of the fit
test. The boomer is therefore a ne
cessary evil who must be endured
because he can't be cured.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SAAGNAr . oALE.
C. A. Leighton.
Aaron \. Parker. admin
istrator of the Estate of
John Breen,Jr., deceas-
ed.
Order OF Sale and Decree of Foreclosure and
Sale.
Under and by virtue Of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
District Court OF the Second Judicial District
IN and Tor the County Of Idaho and State OF
Idaho. on the 18th day OF November A. d. 1890
IN the above entitled action, wherein G.
Leighton the above named plaintiff obtained
Judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
against Aaron i. Parker, administrator of the
estate OF John Breen, Jr., deceased defendant
on the 10Th day OF November, A d. lSOo for
the sum of One Hundred and Six and q Ion
Dollars in United states gold coin, besides his
costs, which said decree was on the 10th day Of
December, A. d. 1892. recorded In Judgment
Dook OF said court at page -. am command
ed to sell all the certain lot piece or parcel OF
lana situated. lying and being in the County
Oh iaano state OF Idaho, and BOUNDED and de-
;, The North half 90 Of the southeast quarter
ca and the north half 90 of the southwest
quarter "a Of Section twenty-five (32). in
~ West Of the Boise Meridian. se ons
Public notice is hereby given that on Satur-
day the 18th day OF January, A. d. 1893, at 10
O'Clock a. m OF that day. in front OF the Court
House hoqse door at Mount Idaho. in the County of
ana decree of foreclosure and sale. sell the
ABOVE described property, or mnch thereof
Ms may DE necessary, to satisfy said Judgment
win interest and costs of suit. &c, to the high
States. 49, N-.'ee
Dated December IA. 1892
.,so. c. B. woop, Sheriff.
coy by A. w. TALKINGToN, Deputy,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30

n Letter from Rec. Ifnrev.
IATAU. Wash dec 90 sos

LATAH, wash, Dec. 70, ~.
DEAR FREE Press Tho press O
work has kept me from communi
eating through the f. p. to m,
many friends on the prairie befor,
this date. My health has fully re
covered. | have been preaching fol
ten consecutive nights, with two
sermons on each Sunday. / am
growing fat with that kind of work
Ny standing weight is 1876 pounds
more than have weighed for years
While Grangeville did not get the
county seat it certainly received a
very flattering majority in favor OF
it. 1t has lost nothing by the eff
fort, while the county has gained a
clear title to the present court
house property instead of the con-
ditional one it had before the ques-
ton was agitated. l am glad to
see an effort being made for the
Agricultural College again. / am
thoroughly convinced that Idaho
county ought to have the College.
1t is without doubt the best farm
ing county in the state. wish the
people of the county could see the
Importance of securing it. There
would be such an effort put forth
that it would go there without fail.
l find that Grangeville has won
its way to the front over here in
the Palouse country. 1t merits that
place. 1t is true that some on the
prairie are prejudiced against it,
but there is no sound reason why
they should be. Grangeville has
done more for the prairie than all
other towns of the prairie together,
and l believe it will continue to do
more than the others combined will
do. With proper enterprise on the
part OF its citizens a great future
awaits it. Now is the time for
Grangeville to do it's work and the
reward will be sure. Railroads are
planning to build in there soon.
Leading officials expect to make
Grangeville point. With due dill
lgence Grangeville can have two
railroads in the next three years.
They tell me | am in the best
part of the Palouse country. 1t is
as good as any | have seen. | do
not blame the farmers for selling
out here and moving to the prairie.
With kind regards to friends, am,
yours truly, 4. MAxEY.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
Notice to Contractors

Notice is hereby given that bids
Will be received by the Hon. Board
OF County Commissioners of Idaho
County, Idaho, for the care of the
County Poor of said Idaho County,
for the ensuing two years, to wit !:
from January, 1898, to January.
1895. All bids must be in writing.
and must be filed with the under
signed on or before January 9, 1893.
The Board reserves the right to re-
Ject any and all bids. A bond will
be required from the successful bid
der for the faithful fulfilment of the
contract. BY order of the Board.
Dec. 8, 1872. c, w, CASE, Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
Notice Of Dissolution.

The firm of Holsclaw Bros, con.
sisting of j. G. and S. II. Holsclaw
has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business will be
conducted in the future, with in
creased capital and facilities, bv S.
T. Holsclaw.
L trust that the Public, with
whom the old firm has so pleasant
ly conducted business, will continue
its patronage to the new, as l have
just received a fine assortment of
Candies, Nuts and Groceries, and a
line of Dry Goods which will be
sold at 25 and 40 per cent. lower
than can be bought elsewhere.
Ladies Dress Goods from Is cents
to Sl.O0 per yard. Dress remnants
cheap. Call and see my stock and
prices, and you will go away happy
Butter and Chickens for sale.
Arbuckle coffee, 3 packages for
30 cents; green coffee, 3 and Abs
for Sl.00. Sugar, IL and 12ibs for
Sl,oo, and everything else in pro-
portion.
l cannot, in this small space, tell
you of half the bargains l am pre-
pared to offer, but invite you. one
and all, to come and see. Thirty
SIX inches to the yard and sixteen
ounces to the pound has ever been
my motto, and l hope to receive in
the future what l have so much
enjoyed in the past, the liberal
of the public.
! will also run a stable and feed
yard i'll connection with the store.
where you can get your team fed
Mt living prices. Parties wishing a
buggy and team, or sleigh, can be
Accommodated on short notice at
reasonable figures. Come one, come
all. Here is the place to make your
money back.
All those knowing themselves to
De indebted to the late firm will
please settle up by January 1888.
Very respectfully,
$. Il. HoLsCLAw.
Grangeville, December 1892.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
KeWfercifit KrOujEIes.

The consolidated sawmill compa-
ny are housing their machinery
this week. We hear that third
interest is for sale.
Ben Berger has gone to Union
tOpn to purchase brick making
machine.
There will be a social dance at
ii. w. Tefft's Jan. 6, 1898. All
are cordially invited to attend.
BoRN.-Two miles west of Keu-
terville, Dec. 18th, to Mrs. M. l..
Chambers, a daughter.
A. p. Tefft started to-day (Tues-
day. for Lewiston with a bunch of
beef cattle.
f. b. King, of Cottonwood, was
serving subp9nas here this (Tues-
day. morning.
Keuterville, Dec. 81, 1892.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1s7s.-No,;.-
Publication. 'er
UNITED STATES LAND Orr,c.
Lewiston, Idaho. Deo =, ,enck

Not;oo T.; tewistoni iuano Dec. IL, lsg9
40 M ~, ,t - hereby given that in comn;,.
MIN ynn me provisions of the act of Conppnsaaaee
3,nt d is,s entitled IAN act for the ssss
eon Ne ,anas IN me States Of California ei
a a ame e,y thereto dated August Z ~ N
lanes s4rridge; of Mt, Idaho, County Of i%S2
hia a OF Idaho has this day filed in this 'o oss.
me q NV q, W Il sw a Sec 5s, Tf1 a,Ss q
f. NJ .. and Lot OF section No 4. in q I'M
snip no 81 N Range No. e, b NJ and viii ii,Hwn !,
valuable Tor It's timber or stone than for more
cul.ulai purposes, and to establish his o 11sLl'
20 s al, land before the Register and REGAIN; sm
of February, 1898 y" 'ne "a day
p,i ne names as Witnesses George sprr,a-.
EEn np rrienarc, John F. White and Allan
ragii. all OF Mt. Idaho, Itaho. amen A.
ANY ana all persons claiming adversely -.
above described lands are reouesteT ~ tne
tneir claims IN this Office on or before ss;a n .
70 3S r. NJ
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
OHciUI Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Hon. Board of County Commission
ers of Idaho County, Idaho, will
meet in regular session at Mt. Idaho
on Monday, January ., 1893. All
parties having claims against said
county are requested to file the
same with the undersigned on or
before January 9, 1892.
Mt. Idaho, C. w. CASE
Dec. 8, '92. Clerk to Board
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
i'moer Land, Act June q, Isza-u
Publication. Tor
UNITED STATES LAND ov,,

No,,o :. Lewiston. Idaho, Nov fF ~
with the pro Saisfio5 s ~ en- that
June =, ls.s entitled IAN act for Congress Of
son SeS anas dn In the states Of sale
an act amendatory thereto iise,rnritory." ana
ds'2 sDnn g: Gelbaeh, Of Granrey r August
this oee 1 h. sS Sf laaho has day
purchase Of the S u W + 20 % one, for thu
ih ana " of Section No. "a 81; Sc 4 See
er proof roo to sho aan assi No 10 and wifi TGr
valuable for its timber or stone 1 thggnt Is more
e eaid PURPOSES and establish his lot agri
sbis d sha before the Register and .
of February, 1893. on the 10Th dsv
he = names INES as witnesses; John D. Ionn
IL Geibach ali I4t Of L. Ksree chaMsS..
Any and all persons claiming adve,
above described lands are reoues,essely the
day of February 1898 "eiore said Is
-f"o G. NJ DAY Pact.