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Advertisements. .s. spps,nriniEn p,nrninr uWVorld on
slassiheSusCnns sla sns X sunday will be repeated
n "TSs Evening WorldHu Hon,s on saanidHa and HS1s S
Monday CThe People nouse "A0
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

One Time, 2Qc. per line; Second Time, l7c
II per line; Third And subseQu.ut Times, l5o
per line. NoeItra charge on Sundays.
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North of 125th Sfreer.

9TH AVE, 2163 corner 1921 st.-Seoopd story
front, for young couple. breakfast n desired
moderate terms: private house. with large
grounds: country air.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
One Time. CSC. per line; Second Time, IA
per line; Third and Subsequent Times, "a
- per line; &c. per line oItra on Sundays. "

DIAMONDS. Watches. Jeweiry. easy peymsaAsy
representative will call with samples. JohounN1
Bros, 81 Maiden lane. :.
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MISS McCAB E'S

80 - - ~ -AN-A. ~ ~ 49, - - ~
DANCING AC ADEMY, or. n All. SUMNER,
II Fast I'm st between 9th ave. and Roadway.
{ ,'s"- every afternoon snd evening; private le,-
l"--on', -. folr C.s,s io-rOu-, ~. quarter, "a
lrs>O l., ~. LADY And .rul .lnAu ASSISTANTS.
RrtEl HONS bSs-pAf AND SAItRDAY
EVENINGS, SESD FOR CIRCULARS.
k'S 'StUurrs ata tiruc. Dly and ogrHins.
Sj"f'E aai mdyid IA attcntton giyGl u those
''lUE tn" wa'ty, H,sp tn" NV ant tasAipuaOle
"a lC--, 'clrdihs t,AS", fare An. cAaraCt T.
g. u. HOWE, ~ EAST 49D ST. BiTwEEN
Ma 4s'n md hth ayes strut private essons.
Whts, two.strp poiAa oxford mnuet and all
fashionable dance, taught utiIstrly any hour lay
oE -N"ullg hciute rates during summer SeI-
ius'FIvtiun book tree,
DCMAR. Right and lett Waiting guArauteed;
hest wal'4 teacher; open SUNDAYS. 54a Nest 35th.
ROt'h'S SEL II Sun iuL FOR DANCING. 81
tspldtyi Lesson, 81 deun temp, in one private
lesson 81. brooklyn hrAuca, l2A1 Bedford ave,
MANHATTAN DANCING a, ADf NY, 20 " crt
5lth st.-fOur cla,s iltsons. 81; - lessons, SIS
eorr-ct waltz guaranteed; private lessons, with
musle, 80 lsd, anu gentleman teachers best
pisce In city at popular prices coolest nall. Send
specially. Reception this evening dancing to
ZAP, NJ; admission, gentleman ana lady. 4O ee ats
Open all summer.
MISSES MONTGOMERY. sis Nest nth st. teach
skirtI spanish. fen. butterfly dance" aud all
OPEN ALL sUMMER-WAltI and = fas b. ionabis
dAnee, taught rapidly circulars. knicksrbcckes
Conservatory, ~ Wet ltth sI
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7 DAMS.
OuoTime, 25c. per lire; Second Time, 22c.
per liu. hird and Subsequent Times, zoe.
- per limo; Daily aud Sunday.
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0OARDERS WANTED.

n One Time, zoe. per line Second Time lie.
per line. Third ana Subsequent Tim.n, l5c,
per limo. NoeItra charge on sundays.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
A. THE NEW YORK
COACH HORSE AND COZ COMPANY,

A. TnE NEW YORK
COACH HORSE AND COB COMPANY,
2bs wet Goth st., Teltphoneo7 Columbus.
isvs han sp.,rd 81 g., he'd si the yG n's9
i"nr .asntssnt 81 m,Sagd h. @ ,s,%t
om s "s"y TO Il Nm. ".aa "i' We 6eana sa
tsn,, thorousali m.nnsrsi ,ad ne aaeks. n.oe
ih.,c horses have Al bsen bought. rcrardle.so OF
cost with a spe Ia view TO preeiins quality.
they .S de" & aud isn @ day b. a q, s'G most S' ss
Eers1e,t mna & az. ,no.odsh @ sea onea nna II. 10
tat wor. We iesi conhdent IN, THE to, IL tho
tsn . sa .n M.ny .: snd snS
horsrsG cent rot Tor tn coming Horse SHOW, and
.hSaa o. tn'r'e0n wnsrt Ar p mGy M,p.s, %, the
CHARLES =. BATES. Pte,,don'.
A RARE CnANrE-t. sp.ndid horse, and
o%d NUT ,' be sy 'yo IN: also nc bushes, sra
Ss. S9 i1fG .ys sor Nol, n9.s .
Wnlarnsi urg, hrnokhn
A nANpSoMG ladies' PARK .phscton. sidebsr
wagon, hMne'si also psefll horses. .nit family
private st."e. 10 Con its.. st.. ~ eprScr Henry.
City Hail.
hor.os; s4O /" tiUG, trial. SLOWED, Brewster
sidn a'top buggy aud doctors ph,s!on, hArnest
st., " aear 'I ,,y nsfi. sro"kSn "''l' '' '''''''D
A HREw SIC 4 TOP BunGI; Also Bresstsr eI-
Isi st6 st. IT, nearly new no Us refused i' "'''
FIFTY STYLES in stock of hns traps. rockaways,
sn'r,rs, phAetons, road WAGONS, nucsbosrds.
p9s'"'' pTs. F'sIi S%sREFS and IN" $50 0s
l2pth ST., near 81 ave. reps riug, trimming aud
ranting. leiepnon- Harlem 1i3B.
COOP Tor MILK WAGON, &75; Canadian pony,
an le truck, express waxons. cheap. bol West
1ith st.
HORSE. TOP delivery waGnn aud harness, $S6 !;
sell s-par'teiy. "roc'r, 15i w-t SOtn It.
JuMP.SEhT FHAETOS ant rev hlrtess for safe
chr,p or will exchange for WORK morse. Inquire
1901 3h ave.
OWING to nv leaving tor Europe on Saturday,
June !. ! offer tor s,lr contents of my prlvAts
stab consisting Of team OF Horrel geIdipgs. and
years old, tearess OF all isCts also two sets Of
fins cnncp harnesses. onn set of single harness.
two riding saddles and brides, two crrriAgs,, ono
sleigh and ruhrs, whips. blankets bells and all
.ta2e canpment,; Wi sell .sn.rats or together.
tsii or address ADOLpH SCHMIDT son, dry
po,d., n,l inery and fancy goods establishment,
5J3 53h. b3S brand ct. brooklyn.
Must disnosc Of ali the above or before Friday
evening, Juue2 1899.
SIX YOUNG CHUNKY HORSES for grocers,
hahors. farmers. express, nny bnsin.ssi mus.
sell no reasonable oner refused. b57 West seth
st., near llth ave.
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS 70 LET
UnfDrnished-Wesf S6e.


44Th ST., 351 WEST Elegant fats. 4 room. in
batns: rents from SIC to sl9; new hous, Inquirs
houses. three. four light rooms. ana sis. AIN.
improvements. Jauitor. ~-'' ~-''
| 45TH ST.. 534 wEST-Apartments, q or mora
rooms to respectable parties; 81. SO upward.
47TH ST. h2 wEST-Four elegant room.. all
! hood SlI TO SIS
18th 81, iOl WEST r.......THE CRAWLING
room' and b. HI s'o.s66. Appiy hall boy. '"'
stnH th ST. Steam ms hs.i h@a?Th,s ST. 4. .t s2d
3 4)i IolumbGs ave-. nenr Slstsi.
s9TH ST, 90 wEsT-tir,t floor. ms. hath
steam heat; All improvements: owner.
9TH ST., 10 wEsT-Finely furnished flats. ,i1
aIs rooms bath; private block reduced rents; in.
! llsrH ST. 2T2.27s wEST-Decora,.d flats. all
improvements; rents SIS, &2i, special induce.
ments to desirable parties.
l?oTH ST., sos VEST ANAL renteel flats with
improvements; reduced to small fam,iies' JAM.
| tor. "
l2tTh ST.. 3Ss WEST. corner Columbus ave =
rIats OF rooms aud bath all modern improves
mentsL corner rooms; awnings At windows rents
ONE MONTH FREE.
43D ST., 270 WEST-Select, stea heated fats;
as tnuch lixht as corner; $40 to $47. JAnitor.
A NICE FLAT OF nv rooms. Columbus (gth) ave.
near ~ u st., only ~ WI allow ss for ianit
% and Sooj"spa' jpp' 700" To- io' Broadway between
A. SEVEN LIGHT ROOMS, carps,cd hale, = 40 =;
a also and rooms. with improvements Sl3 to
Keeper. Iss Vest % 97ts es 81. u" ave- Apply "'u''
A.-fiRsI-Ci.ASSA APARTMENTS,
near Broadvsy;7 rooms an hath; steam heat (;
ele,aters; tctms favorable. Office 1871 W. 35th st.
CHEAPEST and best flats In city.
2OB West g5th RI,
Close to Riverside Drive.
rooms and bath steam heat;
Z. A. CRUIKsHASK co. I76 Broadw.v.
ELEGANT CORNrR and inside fats. IRON Sis
& S3?. Inquire of jaTitor. 2lO3 sth ave.
FLOOR THROUGh-Elelant flat Of four very
PARLOR FLOOR and bassm-ntt good location I;
res.cnable rent; ianitor on premises. 3l6 West
VICTORIA, l1th st. near tth avs-fivs rooms
and bath. handsomely decorated; ali new; low
rent; iautor, CT. W. Down., lo4 9th ave.
&7 MONTHLY-Choice two-room ilats, So Grove
st, near Bleecker and Christopher sts,, yth
sc MORTON sT.-Flat. decorated to suit tenant !;
outside, light; all improvements, cheapest rents
S62 w 18TH ST Rent Fres
y.oe1 Ss SEsGhk III s.!s sss i, @ ssi
Unfurnished-Horth of 125h Street.
LENox AVE. 474-small fsmily. can secure
oHasT soo ss s fs5 hGuss w,sn
references. .
l34TH ST., ,l96 WEST, near 7th ave. New fats.
hvs large ight rooms and bath. beautifully deco
rat ID latest improvements best indu ,rme nts :;
rents $50 to $23; open evenings. Janitor on
ssbTHM.E rooms, three ish.. o,sGot,nS
mil onaire neighborhood. G36 West 1870 st.
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SPRtNKLlNG WAGONS.
new and second hand. at reduced prices. Send
for catalogue . I'd price ltst,
/ 7. wfSIEKFIfI.D. 6l Thompson at.
sli5-GEEAT aerice! party going abroad frst-
cihsr cut-unrer eItsnsion-tOp family phastnn |;
used two months; cost $500; also TOR third value
robes. Inquire al private stable, 10 West tIth st.
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THE I.0kNE AND THE KDTIlSAN,
1874 AND l36 EASE 18TH 81.
Rent free to July elegant apartments Of eir ht
yht rooms; hardwood, mirrors. door service. Sc.
toto &57. SO. Inquire lanitor or room -, 22g
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GroOKivc.

Grookivc.
LEXINGTON AVE. $50. Brooklvn-Two nice fur
n,shed rooms. bedroom md ting room, tor wo
gents; all convonienccs; private house.
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UcGrnished-WestS ST SIDE.

GREENWICH ST.. C26. near Morto, s..-EIer,,,
hest order; sl2. sl3. Janitor. ''"'
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second floor, sl1 se "S"' 'o'"s'
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ro, 500 ,t ST., WEST, Sis----
fouR ROOMS m A., improvpmsnt,.-
BARNS, ~ nhlH. OUTSIDE FLAT
-Four isliS SGs Io0m MIST, two bloe.. from .,.,,on
s", JanitOr. AND tath; ali improssmspas
si.h l... st., as :s9 wFsT, Ar,0nr,-r,.. 49,
A''' Jssi,SSss Ssh 0as ap p.oa:1%s on: sas
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In of IT., a. and 50-Apartmouts. pleasant,
c"1ap. Jhntor,, IN grocery. w. '
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North of f25th Streer.
BOARD WdN TED.

l3ITI ST 27l WEST-Two l.rge. nicely fur
nished I'd floor rooms, with hCari summer rates.
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"AtEEERLff PLACE. o2O. corner Perry .t.-F,at
,r,,' ''"om'' al isht; s. S25 monthly.
ro,S.,"a!O Sa" ~ WEsr-NIcely dscorat ed tat; every
erS,-,1"'o rent, sl' ID. Jani,or.
vi uub W; Goa near saith ST rooms. all ligbt
arm ,,''''h Improvements rent SlT.
eoh NJ. ~ Flat, rooms an ba n; hot and
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GOODWILL & Interest for Sale.

One Time, 25c. per line, Second Time. 2lc.
N per Ine. Inird AMI Subsequent Times, zoe.
- per line, Sc. per line chtrh on Sundays.
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baths, iishsn. niS S.LH WLHT- Handsome 4.ro,m fiat,
sant entr.nrs 'sSS%4rated desirable iooation eis.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN ON THE HILL, 90 minutes
brin tho bridge: 3.story brown. stone front; fur
led except ID story: vii! let for months or
cor. II. f., box o3S Brooklyn Word.
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and Lsth '-s "ES r-Ds-ir,bls flat.. / room.
ia nor. all improvements and ali iiSht'
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS TO LEI

FLATS AND APARTMENTS TO LEI.
UnfUrnished-Edst Sios
DOME ST.. 375, nesr Centre ST. Elegant light
ats, all improvements: Railways carpeted ,
auost,hept house djwntown; rent $40. Soc
rtor 90 promises.
O6ME ST.. So and 81, corner Goerct st. j
,uts; moderate rents.
x1NGTON AVE. s6TH ST. rooms to let,
IA. Jauitor. lAl East 96tn ST.
:xINGToN AVE. bs7-Apartmeuts, 8 rooms,
sith improvements. Inquire lanttor. -.
Ark AVE, 1913. between s4th and 8ith sts. -
IL t rent Us to sss lnSare OF j.ut,ot pa''
STAvE.. GIG. near 35tn st.-3 rooms. couve-
nient. healthy location river view; handsome
p tvE 1SSns -. "a ss. tss ssi9 d:. s sS.s
AVE. 1913 pleasant rooms. pantry; second
loot: hand 'one single house; electric bells;
AVE. s4s, near 45th st-Floors to let. JAM.
fsT.. 22d.fine Hats to Jet, 8 rooms on a floor
spectablo family. Jsnitor.
HIST. 2Gs EAST-first floor; six light rooms;
"a, washtubs. closets.
III ST.. ll2 EASr-Parlor floor and basement;
Improvements; !! $50; suitable for physician or
RI ST., sos EAsT-tio,d I'd ooms and bedroom,
S.b0, 81, VI. 80: 400 II n st.. . rJom,, 8ll.
II ST, Gas EAST-Rent begins June l5; fn
.rtmenis; al! improvements; to let cheap
AsT.. a43 .EAsT-f'ioor to let. 8 rooms and
.ath private house.
TIL ST.. $50 EAsT-Tn, os ant four rooms, all
ttht, witt improvement; rents low new build
IS. Janitor.
rH ST.. 24O EAST-FIat 10 let, 0 rooins with
l. modern inprovements.
ST.. 335 EAS1--Nice floor; bath. Laundry:
ryate house; for small family; reasorahi..
ISE,. l92 kAST-Flats to let; ali inii >.
inrnts all In good order near station.
I'd rff.. Ar EASr-Fiat. very nice. s roem, aud
ath; newly paInted and papsreh: Sl7.
'NyST., 4l5 EAST Three large, light rooms,
Hh bath. in private house.
Il ST.. loo EAST large. light rooms. ell
provemepts. Inquire Mrs. Schn-ii single HAT.
ST, 9l6. 234 EAST. between I'd AMI Sd
es.-Lighteome nat-. rooms: newly painted
papered: rent VA TO &l6. App to jtnitors.
rsmises. or office. 1917 ID ave corner 95th At.
~ ST., III TO 233 EAST--New houses, three
VI four room apartments, 10 to $l4 50. dumb-
.lers, electric bells; hot baths free to tenants;
10 street: floors deadened
tPH ST.. 30S EAST-Liynt.one tla's. 5 rooms
newly painted and paperei Jan tor, on promises.
Hath ST.. 43S EASr-5l 5lar.e Ii ht rooms. single
HAT private house Improvements: small family;
H.
THE I.ORNE AND rUE RDTnSAN,
1874 AND l36 EASt 18TH 81.
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Brooklyn. ~, sgseS
STEVENSON. Brooklyn. MAJ 30, JAnn
STEVENSON, aged 6s years. rtG
Funeral Thursday. Juns I, at Q o'elssk
Friends invited TO attend the funeral froa hs
late residence, IS Hart st. Brooklyn.
WILLIAMS. On May 2s. at the residence Il hs
son'in-law, li42 IAiaystt- ave., Broealpa,
ApELIA. widow Of TownleJ willisms. fra. q.
Services Wednesday, sP. N.
WRIGHT. Monday. Nay 20. YxrrA. bslsvsA ~
Of late Samuel Wright,
Funeral "Wednesday. Nay 81, ~ ..
frisnds and relatives are rsopsstfsi,y iasjss1- 4
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FUrniShed-EustS SyHe.

| 4eTH ST.. SOL EAST-Three connecting rooms,
per week. Mrs. Bryant.
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tPH ST.. 30S EAST-Liynt.ome flats. 5 rooms
nerly painied and pAperoi. Jan tor, on promises
Hath ST., 425 EASI-5lar.e Ii ht ROOMS. single
HAT private house Improvements: small family
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yOrH nr, Sb5 Wfsr-Nicely tfurni.hed trout
rooms, hr / ard second doors, for gentlemen or
Housekeeping S. up.
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West Si0e.

BANK ST., 62-Front and back rooms also front
, aut raeement: 80 80 up; gentlemen or house
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RI ST.. sos EAST-Go I'd ,oms AMI bedroom,
$3.50. 81, VI. so: 400 II at. rJom,, 81.
II ST. GAS EAST-Rent begins June Is; N
.rtments; al! improvements; to let cheap.
n ST. 343 EAST-fioor to let. 8 rooms and
alh nrlHAfa house.
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~ ST., I'll TO 233 EAST--Nex houses, three
u four room apartments, 10 to Sl4. SO. dumb-
.ters, 'leetrc bells hot baths free to tenants
ia sfrect. tionrs deaueneh
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-05-05
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

AXE NOW IN ORDER and a
" he ehd that are useful Oar LACE CURTAIN Department
the hst door should claim
Point Swiss Real Lace and Brussels COME NOW before
the Holiday rush begins. We will keep hem you
until needed
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-05-05
Here Are a Few Prices:

Here Are q Few Prices:
Two pairs-value IS 70-now s..
Three pairs-value SlS-now ST..
Two pairs-vaue $6-now 81.
Two pairs-value $l0-now 81 so.
Three pairs value $l5 75--uow $40.
Three pairs-valuc $l2-now S..
We ask you to Inspect this lot of
goods, feeling sure that you canpot fail
to make a satisfactory selection We
also invite your attention to our stock of
Heavy Curtains-all varieties. Our
house is famous Tor its choice selections
you will find no difficulty IN making II
purchase.
See our new Gobelin Curtain Fixture
no poles, pins or rings used.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-05-05
Here Are More Prices |:

See our 81 IS Plush Rockers.
See our'$2 IS Tapestry Rockers.
See our s. Bookcases.
See our S. Desks.
See our s. Solid Oak Tables.
See our Velvet Carpet-92ac per yard.
We have full line of Silk Pillows !;
also White Down Pillows at 25 per cent.
less than any one else.
Eighteen-inch Pillows, rs cents.
Our price on Silk-65c-holds good
for another week.
We have a full line of Screens, Stools
&c. They make nice Christmas gifts.
Our silkalines are reduced to I2Jc
for this week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1893-05-05
FINE SETS

In Paro Just the kind Chairs
manageable mak matches on comfortably bring
and appreciate Of Besides them idea what
nsh their before they daughters Nothing like
ting them good example Have them visit this They will
able to buy Furniture cheap again.
Rug $40 up Silk Tapestry Paro Suites $35 up
Crushed Paor 1886 Silk Broca Por $75
Solid
ali popular prices received 500 rolls China Mating
grades, designs and
We have 200 of those celebrated Baldwin Refgators This
Refrigerator known the best the market We have them in all
sizes andp prices themb before purchasing elsewhere.
Baby Carriages, designs
prices pieces Tapestry Carpets all the
and colors
Carpets Upholstery Goods
prices
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
THe i" !Sh0dOW PQTtU.:

The shadow party given by the
ladies of the Episcopal guild on
Tuesday evening was a success in
every way. The several parts of
the program were rendered in a
pleasing manner. Prof. and Mrs.
Magee in their respective recita-
tionss added wcll-won laurels to
their fame as elocutionists. Mrs.
Wetsel afforded a rare treat with
her deep and cultivated alto voice,
which few years ago charmed the
attendance of prominent New
York church. Mrs. w. w. Brown
sang very sweetly in her several
parts and is a valuable addition to
our musical talent. Miss Newman
rendered her piano solo very well
her touch being firm and execution
brilliant. Miss Rosa Nickel prov
ed herself one of our best vocalists
in her many pleasing selections.
Mr.. Walter Bunnell is a natural
musician and judging from the
hearty encore is already favorite
among us. Mr.. Wagner with his
fine tenor voice, acquitted himself
admirably. Mr.. r. +. Fulton has
a fine bass voice, as his many ap-
pearances in public have proven.
Mr.. Philip Pearson as an amateur
performer on the claronet, has no
equal about here. The shadows
caused much merriment and went
at very high figures, The proceeds
of the evening We're $4,000. The
ladies of the Guild extend theil
kindest thanks to the community
in general for their presence and
hearty appreciation.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
Good Ne,cs for GranOeUille.

Felix Warren, the veteran stage
man, spent couple of days here
this week on active business. He
has disposed of all his other stage
lines and will hereafter devote his
exclusive attention to the Lewiston
and Grangeville, and Grangeville
and Elk City routes. He assumed
the Elk City route and started the
first mail yesterday. He proposes
to put on four horses and Concord
coaches between here and Lewis
ton and promises to put his passen-
gers here in time for supper every
evening. He will also run saddle
train between Grangeville and Elk
City this summer until the wagon
road is completed, and will ship
passengers through from Lewiston
to Elk. He also made arrange
ments to make his headquarters in
Grangeville, and will build a livery
stable and remove himself, family
stage stock and fast team to this
town and give his personal atten.
ton to his business. He has just
returned from trip to Spokane,
and told us that Elk City, Camas
prairie and Grangeville were all
the talk all through that country
and that there will undoubtedly be
big immigration this way this
year.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
SCHOOL BONDS TOTED.
The Issue of School Bonds TOted
by q Practically Umdni-
NOUS TOfe.
oRANoEvILLE EADs THE VAN.

On Monday last the voters of
Grangeville school district by a
vote of ~ to 8, voted for an issue
of bonds to the amount of s5.6SO,
to be expended in building a new
school house and equipping the
same in a manner suitable to the
growing necessities of this growing
town. There was practically no
opposition to the issue of bonds,
and the fact that eighty votes were
polled, none but free-holders or
heads of families being entitled to
vote, shows the deep interest felt
in the matter by all the people.
The polls were open from one till
four O'Clock p. m, and hack was
kept busy during that time carry
ing voters to and from the polls.
The day was pleasant overhead but
slushy under foot, and the vehicle
was great convenience. The on
ly regret felt by the people of the
district is that they could not bond
for twice the amount, but the re-
strictions and limitations placed
upon the districts are SO plain that
they cannot well be evaded or ig-
norcd. There is a possibility that
;he directors may decide to sell the
present school block and building
and with the proceeds purchase a
more slightly location on some one
Of the many commanding eminen-
ces surrounding the town, and
where the proposed new building
will loom up as a landmark and
enduring memorial of the progress
we spirit of the people of Grange
Vile in educational matters. Thus
again the citizens of Grangeville,
with that public spirit which is
their chief characteristic, have set
he pace for other towns on the
prairie to follow. The advertise
ment of the sale of the bonds will
appear in our next issue.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07

Notable Improvements are being
made on Hall street Geo. Schma-
deka, S.W Smith, Bonebrake, Riggs,
Bowman and Shearer are having
their lots broken preparatory to
fencing and planting trees thereon.
The lumber for half-mile of side
walk for this street is already cut
at Bowman's mill and will be de-
livered as soon as the roads are dry
enough to haul. The Parker block
on the hill south of the Evans pro-
perty is also to be plowed, fenced,
and planted to trees right away.
Vercler, Magee and Ailshie are
having their several properties in
Halls Addition plowed, fenced and
set out to trees. E. w. Oliver is
also fencing tract in which to
build livery stable and feed yard,
His well is already dug and fur
nishes oceans of water. During the
spring and summer there will be
lots and lots of buildings erected
in Grangeville, and by the end of
the year the town promises to have
outgrown the most sanguine ex-
pectatioms of it's most sanguine
friends. This year is Grangeville's
year. The location and natural
advantages Of the town, its COM
manding situation as the key to
the mineral belts of the Bitter Root
and Salmon river mountains gives
her pre-eminence which has new
er yet been successfully assailed.
Grangeville is the best town in the
State to-day, and does more busi-
ness and handles more money than
any other town in the State in pro-
portion to population. Come and
see for yourself.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1893-04-07
Timber Land, Act June 3, Is7s.-Notiee for
Publication
UNITED STATES LASD OFFICE,

Lewiston Idaho, February lsa3.N
Notice is herebF given that in coInpiia zee
with the provisions of the act Of Congress OF
June 3, 1873 entitled An act for tire sale Of
timber lands III the states OF California, ore.
gon, Nevada nd Washington Territory, aud
1892 Myron D. Greene of Grangevillc County
of Idaho State of Idaho has this day filed ia
fhis Office hi, sworn statement No. 7, for the
purchase Of the S W "A S h a OF Section No 10
In Township No 30 N, Knnge No. h. Il Nj and
will offer proof to show that the land sought If
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
claim to said land before the Register aud Re
cever of this Office. at Lewiston, Idaho, on the
10 day of May, 1898
He names as witnesses Henry Miller Chris
topher Schmadeka, Frank irkham and Ma
thaniel Markham, all of Grangevllle. Idaho.
Any and all persons ella ming I'D erseiy me
above described lands are requested TO hle
their claims in this office on or before said IL
day of May, 1893.
3S-47 c. NJ DAY. Register.