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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05


II tho ineegent but most forcible conclusion
Of those who have read Of this far-famed
mountain summit. and the pleasure attend
connection with ride through the beautiful
New Mexico In full sight Of tho old LA
beds, leaving that for
4 TEN HOURS RIDE gaRoU0H THE
SNOW CAPPED POCKIES,
THE FORT WORTH AID DENVER CITY
RAILWAY.
CTcxaa Panhandle Route)
The coolest quickest, shortest and best
equipped line between Texas and Colorado.
aud the only one carrying through gleapers
and reclining chairs seate srecl every day
Ia the year. aud escaping tho heat bolt ave
hours after leaving Fort Worth. Don't DO
miFled hut look and think for yourself. and
there can be no mistake. Very low rates
will be made during the antiro summer. Full
information cheerfully furnished.
u. u. KELLER, @. 7. A.,
Fort Worth, Texas.
ELI a HIRscHFIELp, n p. A..
Fort Worth. Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

STENCILS. ETC. Write Dallas Stamp ana
Printing Company. Dallaa, for latest cafa-
Ioxue: cheaprsf house In North Toms,
Trial orders solicited
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

AGENTs--Hither sex; S. daily, supplying
regular customers. Clouds sell In every house.
Free samples given for distribution, I'm
meuao PROFITS Write for samples. Excel
aor. 2al Flfth ayenue. chleego.
AGENTS. ynake 100 TO 200 percent on our nov,
quick selling articles for house and stable
Vcrs attractive. Nc catchpenny DEVICES
Terrliory giyon. Investigate. L. u. Baker.
Racine, Wis.
WANTED--Plcnty OF linen 10 DO Up In fine
etyie at the Acme Steam Laundry. Every
thing turned out white and clear, Sos
Monroe street. Phone $50. Work guar
nntecd.
WANTFDJrwo or three good solicitors;
big Inducements for good mon. Apply at
Dundee block, room 4.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

''~'f~f>* ft4t@>< .1I|
DENVER AND RETURN.
one fare. accou'nt National Edu6a-
uonal association. Sell Jrly 2. !, 4,s
BOSTON AND RErunN.
one fare, account Christian I'm
deayor meeting, Seii fsiiy 5. 4, s and 3.
BOSTON AND fiEsIu1,fs =
one isFc; account knishis Templar
md 20. III 2 n - ~ =
pALTINoRE AND RETURN.
one fare, account baptist Young
p ps9IsS,,.1 unlon; Sell July u and "A.
one fare account Pharmncertical
ASSOCIATION. Sell August II and is.
Write 70 tho undersigned for addI-
tlonal information
9. 7 A. Fort Worth. Tex.
W. 7. ORION.
G. T. A. Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

Account Texas Fruit Palace. 10 be held
at Tyler, Tex, July IL to August 1, Cotton
Belt route Will sell tickets To Tyler anu
return nj rate OF one fare with a maxi
mum OF 81 from any point. Dates of sale
TO August L.
@. L. A.. Tyler, Tex.
A. A. Gibson.
T. II. A., Fort Worth.
ID. NJ MORGAN
c.. r. and It. A., 4ol Main street, Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

THE INTERNATIONAL. ROUTE q. q O. N.
RAfLRoADl
Through sicepers daily between Kansas
City, Fort Worth and Austin. San Antonio.
etc. via Hearne. connecting At Ennis with
tralns to and from Dallas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
sAFll DEALERS.

NEW AND sEooNp-HAND sAFEs--H.
". Peaks. 100 Houston street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

.,oen<oo~s~~>o>o>-o>- >->,,,e,
For having eoilcd clothing cleaned write
or call on CASTOR Bros, sos Main.
wANTED-TO RENT.
vVkNTEn no RENT-steam cable rig,
eultable for drilling. 1000 feet With Or With
out boiler and engine. Apply 10 r. !. Mars
don. Grand Saline. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

REAL ESTATE AND RENTAI.;
w. l.. LIooN & COL Estate and Rental
Agents 6i0 Main street, up-stairn, Telephone
No. ils We have several sood bargains
In Residences on easy terms. PARTIES wishing
10 buy viii do we'll 10 see US. A full list Of
vacant resident and buainenH property well
located on terms To suit. 400 acre fruit farm
stores ana dwellings IN IN partn OF the city
for rent. II you want your property rented
ring up W. l., Lyon a Co. Phone No. 4ie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Oflco on lie
Comptroller OF the Currency, Washington
y. g., April 10. 1898. Notice ~ hereby
given 20 all persons who may rnyo claims
against the city National BANK Of Fort
Worth. Texas that the same must be PIE
scented 10 Mr., John 7. Smith. receiver.
within ilfcc manihs from this date, or
they may he dlsninwed 1RmOa II. Eckels
Comptroller Of the Currency.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

STEERS for sale. 900 to iBo1 throcs and up.
natives: good feeders. Call on Bird Lewis
Coleman Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
THE eAzETTE's
| CLASSIFIED ADS.
nArr FER LINE.

One Insertion. .........-..-..-.,y .UI
Oho week.. ............. ...s...- 90
Count SIX Words 10 the Line.
NO AID LESS THAN TWO LINES. NO
CHARGE LESS THAN 25c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

TllN DENsMORE typewrltcr oxcela al
others In simplicity strength. durability,
permanent alignment; II Is mechanically
perfect; send for catalogue. IL. ]. Conyng'
Main and Houston, Fort Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

FOR SALE. .,.......,.
STEERS for sale: 900 to iB01; throcs and up.
natives; good feeders. Call on Bird Lewis.
Coleman. Tex.
sTEnRs for aaie; 800 to 1900. threes and
up, natives good feeders Call On Bird
iS7i1 sEI y 5,TT1SETS is-,o -,--,,5 6s,1 si,r-
~ h,, "a, ~, ~, Ky g,,, H.,
aga NV Isns,, USED ENohHso S''o'''' f"''
-.-s nses e.less-.
YES YOU READ Tlils-lf you want 70
a ~ "nv piuio u. Wy uV"s s,,
T,y S1,ii NV ni nsne' strao,
Won VIII niaas ~" evapStiin,, iata in
sheet music.
, 11in p1n',9m o,i NIvwr Snren,,,, ~
permanent alignment; II i mechanicaily
perfect. send for catalogue. H. ]. Conyng.
ton, state agent, Sixth street, between
~. MAIN anu Ieoston, norl Worm. -. Iea.
------------.--- -----------
FOR sALB-hhAL EsiATE.
Fot sAl.h-Iwo new frame cottages OF Tour
pylep sisS5' ss6o eSs6 boi,nrr ,ss menihly,'
Knight q Dlaelburn No. soS uourton
strect.
FOR sALE-,A snap, lot ie9Sice two blocks
iIum 1outh Mulh hltesl, wv. ~. Ia Nhhh-
bera Real Eatate Ekehanse ZOO Main streot
ron sALE-Four room house on CAT line.
iii01. Wlil take a good buggy for first pay-
meat, balance 500 per month. u. s. Hare a
Co. eos Main:
FOR SALE-Fiyo-room house and enc OF the
incest lots on tho West side, $3.50. terms
to suit. ID 3. Hare q Co, 7oa Main.
No. i2ii East Beiknap street. south front,
eight room cottage hall, bath room ser.
wants room. large bnrn. all In hfHt-olasr
eondiuod. Lot soXsoo feet. For terms apply
70 a. a. hs Itssn; ~ hqu''Ho'e Li0 Agency
- :; :; : ---
FOR SALk-iQ0 acre black land farm.
highly Improved, price w per acre, best In
county Knight q blaekpufh' 2VS Houston
atIeet.
FOR sAiIs-soyen-room house, large nice
LOT barn, y2lOO, $500 cash, $50 por month
y. 3. Hare Co. i0S Maln.
FOR aAI.E-Four-rpom house, COOL nice
yard, barn, $1,000, 5000 cash, so por month,
u. 8. Hare Il Co, 1903 Main.
I1RGGTN-T VIII sell nv Tc7I5e1cs
properly az VI JehhihkS lNenuo ehehP tor
yvs9 seven p1olnN nila nali5'
newman Acme Steam Laundry.
.,fTis I,T-Sisi, q, mo- ,,.TS sarT, la
TIE bhhT DnFgnln " asvp-ncte ~, Ihrn N ~
IArrant eouLV. W. H. Nhs0h' 10 haih
street.
man xyASTED.
-,..-.i,.l. .--S.,--.--,....-,l,s-,,,.,
Jon PRINTER and to assist on paper write
smith or bum wanted, permanent 70 steady
s.--.-..,s -
WANTEp-A nulnher OF soou uansaAsnlh 70
sell tho latest books Money mAde oy me
right parties. Call netWeoh anu " a; IN.
Apply to 8. A. Weulce Agent, Die East
Third street.
yVGNTT0--YoTnd ladies 10 travel with a
nan,,,any 'ctnorienro moi needed nnawor al
49, ddrnss n a " cara Gazette Fort
wosi, TeY - -
WANrEnIIen rsilroAd nanaHi Mo farm
hanuas h't.' ~. a., -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

WANTED an experienced and cxpcrt
bookkcersr. one or two small sets Of bortf
10 leep during day or cvouinr- Al rc1ff-
enees. Address 'ns' general drlissrs>
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

YES, YOU READ WHSLE you want 70
rent q flnc plano at very reasonable rates,
or buy one new or second hand. call ut
Ernest Conkllng's, 3OJ Houston street
You will also mud everything late IN
sheet music
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
PATENTS.

law and solicitor OF American and foreign
patents, trade marks and labels. Rooms
DO 20 20. Norris building. corner fiflh and
n streets, Washington, u, Q. Seventeen
years experience. Including service In "a
amlnlng corps U. s. patent Office Send
sketch Of model for report as 10 patent.
ability. Correspondence Invited. Mention
Gnxeffe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

sTEERS for GRle; 900 TO 1900 threeH and
up, natives, good feeders, Call On Bird
LOWS. Coleman. Tex,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

For SALE CHEAP Fine secondhand sur
rey but little used Exchange Stables. First
and Rusk streeta.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05
Pullman Buffet and Tourist Sleeping Car

BETWEEN
Dallas, Fort Worth and 81. Louis. Fort
Worth, Dallas and Chlcagoi Dallas. Fort
Worth and lf rasoi Now Orleans, Dallas
and Fort Worth. Now Orleans and St..
Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-05

leather case. e. NJ. Deegett engraved on
them. Finder please h4ge at Gazette Of
noe. ~
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-12-12

scrnateis rslhgg tne ieetanq hsnrufn.
lug with q light spring or hop, iAan-
isming stately gssee aa IN tug nlaas'f
s,oras sf the more graceful snddsAtssoas
.euoriia.. IL addition accompanied
;hcms.ls,s With rAa,suets- The neat
sa,re VA. flsa forming Of a circle ths
rsru going " On direction ana ths
ladles IN tho opposite. md % meeting
r,sssness each souplell>ok ~ former po-
sia9a. fhia figure called iar . neW
srssS.
xl .ssbs. tbs Mexican ustions dAn2sl
aas neal ii popularity ltwaA danced
by lqe couple when only " artis-
,4 sHes Wa . b considered vi tbs
aiesta. but eusls there era Tl'alf)s
rua Two couples coatads1 f9s she ap-
plsuse. which saa slseu with ~ echo.
Tho sieTS4 are moro u i slow glide move.
naent and Afford ampls Opportunity
for flirting BY gesture, for tie move
nsA1' 4 w ~ ~ A -- sr'
AsF'eop'-1' W. 80 ''--s'.' - IN
.tsrcess ID tAs roo1
~ w y 'a''s.' w Z sA4's.' i, II.
p'Ase 80 A.A'.V = -
isaiss : D4--sa =" - 80 ~
w y I. ~ ~ P'A 4. - '-'.
S9A Is'os 1'' r .0s'
syp'sss1sN 'sD1e 'so = =, - -
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,.,,h NJ, H. ql'. rss.letsss
3. ......A sss,- H.. IN. J. r,s.liI. Sss,,.,.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-12-12

bfeldered and ihr vest ess usually qi
blue % red gelfetorls
Tic tallfooulras itle hAhioaeha
laay was yon ralie4 % a0froT linen,
Of red tlae df geeu 4tk aad elasf at
tipg Agpup3 Lle 500 all ntas- sAoN
iHs her shapsl igfn Qpa'ani46s Wlli
eaeA gfaoeEal movement il slFee4
were ahos showing fall reandel
slm laa afesa n4s 4fnaiueA.ea nhh
bouquets y r5soDs % falcas eelags.
Under LIE skirt Nas nosn another o.
red aennes, making a .frs pretiy eqE
lAaioA, 4 fsd Of blaa DilAen seah e4
tenilyd irsu ihe efi 4legldsf so rhe
right slj. ef ne reiAl hefs c wes
iooped witt . klotoifibbons o Yai1ps
coloss Her Slippers we're " Nliw pr
red,sstin
Oaly fss 0i h.e hldAlso4of iA9se ro.
aAniic dass are nor lislls. aad they
continue The hosplb4bls easione u ~
pssi VT kseplng oE.a house ~ Christ,
nus and NeN Yeas aayg. eiflpg 3
grand baiis, content N.Ti inersly iool
Ing upon gAe sepae4 ll aA.eA iAsy 50
otter a9gred ana ielllae ihell aeaeead
auts OF tie 'g9od Ags iiAs esme us
more ii scANASu
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-12-12

With Al= early ACAliiornisua I srlsf-
mas was Limos. continuous and pef-
ltps. there vss noi happier PIE on
tie Rloise than thu Ssople y aisqsRa
dgi!ngihe hfgi No segsfaliols ~ me
presen, century. 0ne ei tl4a ie~ fr-
maiuing aons ftleolden ume.i inspeak-
Ipg Of tie "goo4 times thaF come no
more s@ldi There Nas .ea llitle
work II do. 10 SIS danced aid amused
ourselves. That expressed the spun
.slsls philosophy o. lite Aad they cB-
ioyed every day 81 thsll dreamy eA.
i.tenes ID this lotus lknd ~ alni1si prg.
petuAl sunshine and genial eiiuie.
Usually 4 ball Continued 'sso " shr@
rs.s, and taifi0g ile Chris ulus huli.
lpss lie festivities continued tor ,ei
ersl d-ys aftsf Ne~ ieal is, Az ths
teeelc7s eame loug dlsteae. asNllr
drlu9 ~ ,he'sparsrls ss.tled een'ilGoA
Of the couatrs they nude tar pacatui
t4s opportunity bringing aleaR their
neeeasaey naileeothins lnesrrt perb,
10, lndlreacl ueishborhood, ,.yn.e ope of
The gelis " ss2vu " wc4lillaould s4-
,iouuee hrisiinas vsa- eWl Easco del
cgippo llail slslpleep ltslNii3ls were
-ot peceas4ss. An ths pioml dciA r
aceorisnce Niih ealiyu. sept eI.ea
honse. and BIS easa baioas dior,efyopi
Nl!o exit As lenelug Was 9ga ui lhe
rhief inauatliesof ibe aitoruios neaf
y every hou.e hal ballroom, hoNcYeH
sIp1lI It might be
Aisgrsn tsiie she u.usie Aas Lat sf
siollS, gritar sEd 4qneiimes ,.afp,
II joal Mas tAe fagpgiis qua ius noai
lopular u WI ias ) spapisp daeeqs, pen
hsps becah.. q is pgeie lpen.e hi pa
mitiibg tho gfniletasp ovsaieas q liis
fait puFiper bs loso ~ rAsmes 'i'hsl
verses nerc implomptu. De sapp9sed -
be, snd Inspired bs ihe siaees ana
charms II NE beYitcl,ps s1uoriis
Tie jo'a u daneed by pus couple er
more, The seeor faees lrls pagtEws spl
wMn the music begins each couple b.
Tin their feflaip ihe laiS anAweflus
III ser.c. Lha song y hrrpsriusr lhis
,as seeosipiHcd y, e4eli moving he
alms ia :. ilirtaileas gr fadeatie9 uut.
Asr, as tie sopg prompted sDa TIE W.
swer required raniouime aseou
I.anlnAsilt q d lose story tsgh dSueer
kert siep 10 The nasLe oi iie daucs 81 a.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-12-12

ta boagclf aa il vFaAl'A q'ft
.loa H Nasn0N9se esaia q4F
tbuH thr Asf4 ai
vitb hifii csAhnt esne
aasg way neEes Na s l
msa " thc eass al9 H.saea ies
aal thclr paeln aW ths als Faf
snsa the. egaia lsaii iam ig
fer byoad taalr meHsi zoe Afa
tAes i0llqwei 4 uptil i lad iaeM q
vhsfe tAp yutss tAlIdMea hHa S
thes Degaa tg asllee tlatAfaaNa
aiaf had brought tAl9a e hate cait
D s.tl6 oae, ties yefa iA iQepasfeAfs
sllnlNly iueaFaa
6niy llttle saNa aaa iaea 'egY
obscure lis Aaao Waa ast iHoTa ~
mllta away anl y4i NJ aame Hs
aestlaaa p W pa4a ia tits 9faith
hamsu ataits q be kao9 aia'l uen
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-12-12

H0nHh Ore ao~ E4iHiliief ia lsetsrls
az lalBbtsgh university whore Trey
q. oa ile front e's's l.p4afii .,ht
N.gneb Ner siteHiliuA prdi laits
lecture oH iae g'areLrlr lsrris q the
1ssiels. AZ qc'ahsainu ernileufn y
ssld The pref W Hsa lslY ftA Isll
alaae 's foF gkenpe Aeol
e. t,.s lfaas hepeh, ste ii . fuan
lfoia tbs back seat.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-12-12

t'in nficF itf t3 ys FQee ilfsfAHs
pf'a sp NiA
"1hets sers lis 8. y9u ~ hnS
sad fhc 90 genisn Ner usth
hs'e yDp eV'
"Aellg Willie reFliea. af youll si7u
u.e Ten geuis. fllha's iinltpgssayf :
iisrners iaaAp fr1eie
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-12-12

3pas saaia lnags lsa iafl4lMas a'ri
rlee qNtu aaa iilele tam,ll4eeAsS.
'Fuf ea ti7 4iy alhs sA sin
gha Hrgag pended piiHo tl lvaVe
iAH AAlf1 At NfgiNs l4 eal algset
Aafdia'aaf l1is aaai alN
IAeif attfy grstHa's ni,at
ana hnarih, aAe f Nagr@d i's
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-09-13

minated this fish at the lake. The
trout fishing in Payette is good at
some seasons of the year, but dur
ing our stay on the lovely shores
the trout were too shy to make the
fishing very interesting.
We found the speckled beauties
very plentiful in the rivers and
small streams passed on the route.
On French creek the beautiful
brook trout fairly swarmed. They
came at the flies at every cast in
platoons. They were SO ravenous
that they tore our flies, which
were evidently made for use in dry
weather, into shreds.
We found big game very plenti-
full. Venison being protected by
the law we ate bear steak. The
game laws are fagrantly violated
in every camp in the game pre-
serves. The Indians slaughter
game without stint and the white
men are only less guilty because
they are less skillfnl. Elk, deer
and bear were very plentiful in the
districts we visited. 1t is sad to
contemplate the evidence of the
early determination of the noble
beasts of the forest.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-09-13
Thomas +. Sense.
Plaintiff.

Thomas +. Sense.
Plaintiff.
We.
Sarah A. Sense
Defendant.
The State of Idaho to Sarah A. Sense, defend
ant:
In the name of the People Of the State Of Ida
no You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk OF the District
Court of the Second Judicial District Of the
State of Idaho, in and for the county of Ioaho
the complaint of Thomas +. Sense against you,
which action Is brought to obtain a decree oil
this Court dissolving the bonds OF matrinony
between plaintiff and defendant. on the
grounds IT adultery committed by defendant
with one Granvill Parker at Idaho County,
idaho, on or about the 2ist day OF June, ls95,
and for the award OF the custody of the three
minor children, the issue OF said marriage,
rah e. Sense, and for general relief. The par
ticulars more fully appearing in plaintiff $
complaint, certified copy of which Is served
herewith and made a part hereof, and that I'M
less you appear and answer to said complaint
within ten days after the service thereof II
served within Idaho County, and within TWEEN
ty days II served out of said county but with
in said Judicial District, and within forty days
II served out of said District exclusive of the
day of servicel, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In said com.
| plant.
In testimony whereof /. A. W. Talkington
Clerk of said District Court. have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
| lsEAL Seal of said Court at Mt. Idaho. this
26th day OF August. A. ID. 1896.
A. W. rALKINGToS,
| Clerk of the District Court
| F. Z. FoGG, Attorney for Plaintiff. 1915.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-09-13
Resolutions Adopted by the Teachers of Idaho
County at Close of Institute

Resolutions Adopted by the Teachers of Idaho
County at Close of Institute.
We. the teachers of Idaho county. in Institute
assembled Tor the purpose OF mutual improve
ment and the advancement of the cause OF ed
ucation, adopt the following resolutions
First. RESOLVED, That we heartily com
mend snpt, W. n. Scales for the interest which
he has manifested in calling an institute to
promote the cause of education and we hope
1t the Institutel will prove precedent which
VIII be followed with ever increasing interest
and benefit.
SECOND. RESOLVED. That the thanks of the
teachers of this Institute be extended to Con-
dnctor J. q. Muerman for the able courteous
and instructive manner in which he has con.
ducted the exercises of said Institute. That
we regard his methods as progressive and ad-
mirably adapted to the public schools and to
the promotion of the best educational interests
oil idahO county we also wish to express our
appreciation OF the faithful and efficient ser
vices of Mistress l.. A. wayland and Professors
vercler and .: ID. Waltz. members of the facul-
ty of this Institute.
THIRD. RESOLVED. That we wish to thank
Messrs A. f. Parker and W. N Knox for their
entertaining and instructive addresses deliv.
cred TO the teachers during the sessions of the
Institute.
FOURTH. RESOLVED. That the thanks Of this
institute is are que and are hereby rendered to
OF their school building for the purposes OF this
Institute.
FIFTH. Resolved, That we highly appreci.
ate the social courtesies and attentions extend.
| ed TO us personally and as an Institute by the
| ladies and citizens of Mt. Idaho
SIXTH. RESOLVED. That, as we realize that
| the success OF our schools depends in a large
measure upon the co cooperation of citizens OF
| the county, that greatly appreciate tn p
| interest manifested by their presence and
| attention at our Institute.
SEVENTH. Being conscious OF the benefit To
| be derived from the assembling of the teachers
| of the county in Institute of this nature and
realizing that this, the first Institute of Idaho
| county. has been aud is OF the greatest practi.
| cal benefit TO those who have attended the
| same;
| RESOLVED. That we believe the cause of ed
ucation In Idaho county demands that teach
ers' Institute for said county be held each year
as permitted by law. we therefore request and
| recommend that the County Supt. By virtue OF
| his authority. hold such Institute
EIGHTH. RESOLVED, That the plan OF county
organization suggested and submitted hy The
State Superintendent of Public Instruction be
and the same is hereby Endorsed and we REQ
ommend that an organization as proposed be
formed at once by the teachers of Idaho county
NINTH. RESOLVED, That a copy Of these res.
olntions be sent TO the Co. Superintendent
LEGATION.
(ToLA Brock.
Committee }BERrIE RAYMOND
tLEwis ELsEHsoHS.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-09-13
The NATIONS CHILD.
From another correspondent.


From another correspondent
Some families from southeast
Oregon arrived Saturday overland
and have located in our midst.
They have rented the Spaniard
ranch, which is now the property
of w. d. Robbins, of Grangeville.
Billy Gormsley is hauling rails
from the timber for Mr.. Mango.
Chas. Gelbach made a flying trip
to Grangeville last week and de-
parted Friday for his Newsome
creek diggidgs.
Charley Fairchild, one of the old
timers of the COS, recently return
ed from Colorado and has made
some valuable discoveries of quartz
at Elk and Dixie. He was caller
at our burg on Monday.
Mr.. Lister departed Monday for
Genesee after freight.
Mr.. Sense arrived Saturday with
another load of flour for S. & B.
Jim Mcpherson departed for the
Palouse country to harvest ON
Monday.
Jno. Byron returned Saturday
from the lower country and during
his absence he received the agency
of DR.. Beach's "Wine of Lifen for
the states of Idaho and Washing
ton. DR.. Byron expects to devote
the coming fall and winter to can
vassing and selling this medicine.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Stewart were
visiting at Mr.. Pell's on Sunday.
Jno. MCPHERSON No. | is at pres
ent working at Albion, Idaho.
Geo. Parker returned from a
three months soiourn at Elk City
and will spend the remainder OF
the fall with his family on his farm
in Sally Ann gulch.
A. f. Parker, the editor and pro
prietor of the "Old Reliable" re
Gently passed through our burg OF
the stage enroute to Elk City
where he is interested in mining
claims.
The rain and frost is playing
havoc with the melon vines.
Clarence Cornell left last Thurs
day morning for two weeks visi
with relatives at Moscow.
Uncle Dan Bingham returne,
Saturday from Genesee, where h.
received the remainder of hi
household effects from Michigan.
Mr.. Murphy, from Clear creek
also returned from trip to tn
Palouse country on Sunday.
There will be q school meetin
at Clearwater this week to max
I. arrangements for the winter schoo
and the employment ola teacher.
Clearwater, Sept. 9, 1895.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-09-13
From KeuferriNe.

j. J. Gibson is here from Whit
ing, Iowa. lie says Idaho is good
enough for him.
A daughter of S. Potter, with
her husband and family, is visiting
the Potter family west of here.
Heading is progressing slowly
on account of the wet weather.
John Breen is here from Spo-
kane.
Our little town has been over
run with drummers the past week.
Keuterville, Sept. 10, 1895.