Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1894-04-06

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Dan Dwight and big pack left
for Salmon river yesterday.
Tom Aram is the man we want
for road supervisor. Will he accept
Rev. A.Maxey will preach at the
ME. church next Sunday at s p. IN.
Dan Greer is expected to arrive
daily to resume placer mining op-
erations on Twenty Mile.
Eugene Spedden is up from Pa
taha and has already taken to the
hills on a prospecting trip.
G. d. Calvin is expected next
week to begin the seasons work
on the Red River dredge ground.
The Vollmer & Scott flour mill
is running with a full head of wa
ter, and receiving wheat steadily.
An alteration occurred on the
streets Of Mt. Idaho Wednesday in
which revolvers were drawn. No
one was hurt.
Halls Hair Remover renders the
hair lustrous and silken, gives it
an even color, and enables women
to put it up in great variety of
styles.
The school board met in regular
quarterly session, but no business
of consequence was transacted.
The clerk was instructed to stir
up the animals On the bond busi-
ness, and he did so with sharp
stick.
Mrs. R. Mitchell concluded a Sc
ries of temperance meetings at the
M. e. church Wednesday and left
| for her home in south Idaho yes-
terday. Large numbers attended
all the meetings and manifested
much interest in her discourses.
Mrs. Languish. "Tired! Oh so
tired all the time!" Mrs. Smart.
"Well, SO used to be until I be-
gan to take Ayers Sarsaparilla as
a spring medicine, and now don
know what it is to have that tired
feeling. Try it, my dear; only be
sure you get Ayers.
The gloomy fears and the weari-
ness of soul of which so many COM
plain, would disappear if the blood
were made more healthy before it
reaches the brain. Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla purifies and vitalizes the blood,
and thus conduces to health of
body and mind.
Photographer Hanson, of the
Elite gallery, has taken the pic
lures of AZ Cinnamon who intend
to register under the Geary Act.
These all reside in this immediate
neighborhood. The Chinese in Elk
City and Warrens also intend to
register, but are doubtless waiting
for the trails to open for horses.
Hon. John M. Burke, the demo-
cratic candidate for governor in
the last campaign, and O. l.. Gar
rison, another well known mining
operator in the Ceur d'Alenes,
are expected to visit Elk City this
summer to inspect the Lille May
and other gold quartz properties
in that camp.
A man in neighboring town
says that when he meets a hog in
the road he feels like taking off his
hat to it. Because, says he, the
American hog is the salvation of
this country. When everything
else fails, when wheat is low, and
horses won't sell, when the farmer
is at his wits end to know where
to get the money to pay his taxes
and interest, the hog comes to his
rescue and helps him out. Long
live the American hog.-Walla
Walla STATESMAN.
President Cleveland's veto of
the Bland seigniorage bill is the
last straw which breaks the back
of the democratic camel. Eastern
domination of democratic politics
is now a thing of the past. Here
after the west and the south will
control, and we will then have
democratic men on democratic
platforms, and democratic princi-
Piles incorporated into democratic
legislation. There will be general
readustment of party lines by '96.
The democratic platform is all
right, The president has bolted
the platform, and so will any other
eastern candidate on anv ticket