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IN nACIFIc WINS.

THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC WINS.
When the l'iAnscontinental association
was roorpan aei the agreement provihrd
that an rates in effect December l. i"'''
should not he changed except hy unan''
nous consent Al thai limo here was IN
effect from Ioinis south of Portland Ia
,'ii,n,., , through ratio Of the same
amour, a, the Por:la'lh iat". Tn' south
ern Pacific always commended, however,
that hts was an irregular i"ie, nnl IN p,
Should 10 ma.io local l.or the P.iildui
s,hori Line rate. aud should be rhe SINE
niau,n or sge 80 iirsi-giass and sj25o Sec
ord class. The Northern "nes claimed
ia, tho Portland Short i..nr ra,r' 81. -
hrll r'a-s arld Sfi't seourd eHsF. hr,ns ~
effect Nhrn tho agreement went into oi-
feet. the rites should be continued uni
changed hy unanimous consent. The chaif-
sputhcrn pac.fic. and ordered the North
ciu llucs Ia advance Their rates
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SOLD HER HUSBAND FOR $3.50

Dcph', Ind. July b--Mrs Susan Hats
rs of IIammond has disposed Of her hus-
band, william 4. Harris. TO Miss Carrie
Wes, Of this city for $3.50 Miss West Is
the foster daughter of the late Judge
in,"rted from her foster parents about
5000 lInrr1s. about this time. came 10
Dclpw from Hammond. to take the posi-
road. MISS West became infatuated with
him and hc lived Mt her home She said
to demonstrating friends that their lovc
rs brought suit for divorce from his wife.
whom he had left Mt Hammond. .Attor-
ney Knots of lIYmmand notified MISS
pose of her claim to her husband for
money, and ille bargain described was
MI
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HOUSTON DAILY POST MONDAY MORNING. JULY g lsoa

tenn In Canada. Old officials will be COM
peiled 10 learn the new rules and failure
mean dismissal. Hitherto the Grand Trunk
mas ncen subject to English rules and
Mt. Hays inauguration of what he terms
standard rules Will affect about IL. 900
employees. Mr.. Hays has dismissed many
oiu employees, replacing them with Amer
tdis. and this Voposed change. some
assert VIII be a good excuse for import
,nS more employees from tho United states
There 5 talk that to meet the emctgeucy
we FEDERAL authorities VIII he urged 10
enact an alien law similar TO that In the
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X. II. II.
LOUISVILLE TEAM SHAKEN W.


oPricn Traded to Washington for CROOKS,
Rogers and SlyD.
Louisville Ky. luly "a decided shake
M hns been begin in the Lou svillc team,
and II will he continued # aecessary until
n team can bee secured that VIII play tn
gethcr. the lack OF harmony being rospon-
s.hIe for the present condition Of the team
aud its standing In The pennant race. Fec
oud i,ascInan q Erica has been traded to
Washington for tro)k'. Rogers and ;l0Oo.
WASHINGTON offered Abbey but The morcy
wa accepted instead, as at present the
Louisville ouif.,,d satisfactory TO the
management Crooks win pay sccuud base
and Rogers VIII either l.liy iirst or be
kcri as u u,ll1y imnelder Ilassanacr GOV
cring thn niGal bag. iniic,der Eu.iacc has
le,rt fltinrd 10 columbus OF the Western
.ruauc. kinslow VIII fu.lpw am soon az a
tda'linr -oung catcher can be- signed 10
aid Miller. 81 ngman and I'm are not to
he disturbed. but some Of the other play
era executing the Ouifled may he dis
posed Of for IL pitcher. Two good pitchers
are wnntcd II Fraser improves IN MS
p!avlng no other pitcher viii he signed,
and he ard lin VIII do the bufk OF the
work Herman and Cunningham being
kent IN care of accident. Outncdcr
iIolincr may be sold. as both McCrecry
aud Dexter are better men. O'Sr'en IL one
nj tho Louisville teams hest battcrs nav
ing an average far the season of 35D lie
Las been at bat III times ana made 81 hits,
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Amending Commodity Tariff No. 2 and
Circular No. N3.

In approval Of application NO. OF the
Rio Crande Railroad company, 1t Is Or
dered that commodity tariff No. g, issued
by this commiss on August >. 1921. 10 apply
on shipments of grain gram nro inris and
nay. transported by railr ads between
points in Texas. he amended, lay canoeing
IN" carload rates Of 10 cents ror 100 pounds
On Hour and cents per 100 pounds On
grain. between Br1wnsville and Point
lsasel and hctw-on Brownsville and end
of track II l.agnna Madre, as rstlhiNhe 4
ny paragraph ta). section .. Of circular
No. 213. dated June ., 1896. ana substituting
thoreicC ,he following;
Rates between Brownsville and Point
Isabel ana between Brownsville and end
OF track in I.aguna Marie:
Flour. carlrads. II cents ror lo0 poun Is
Grain, carloads, II cents f,cr 100 pounds
This order shall take effect july %.
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pUOTRAcTrp MEETING.

Elliu,t Texas. Jnly IA. BAPTIST pro-
tracted meeting Is gong on at this place
conducted 10y Rev. Joe stephens OF Lex
ngion. Rev. John stephens. brother of
Joe stephens and pastor Of the Baptist
church m mis- place. Is confined To his
bed with sickness. HIS brother Is carry
Ing on the meeting In his stead.
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WEATHER IMPORTATION.
LAST NIGHTS READINGS.

An area of high pressure overaes Okla
bona and the Missouri valley and The
baiom.ier n.y. generally below 800 inches
elsewhere. with the lowest 2ohS inchts
AT ST. Paul.
The weather y generally clear over the
northern portion of the country. whi'e II
Is panty cloudy 40 cloudy elsewhere, with
rain at Memphis.
The only precipitation rcporied IN ex-
cess Of a trace Is o'b u an mon al tai
X,sllOil.
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QUINN SIGNED ny IA l.r,MoRE.

Joe Quinn. formerly second hascman OF
the Browns. is Row member OF the lsai-
timorc team. He was Internationally re-
leased by President Won der \hc We,iu,s
dnv murrng. Thursday he received n
very flattcrins offer from Manager ianlou
of The Baltimore, which he promptly ac-
ccliod- and rs soon as his injured FINGER
VIII pcrmlt he wll ioln tho chnmnions
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YEN MlLIrAKY coMPANY.

|, Texas. july s-A nunhc Of cit
pn"' at The mayors office last nigh,
rsanl1ed a military company w.
En wns elected chairman ana Alder
T." !. koiillirec, secretary. Tho fol-
IN - wsrc elected Albert j.
~ inc Agricultural ana Mechanical
a1c'''' captain; W. Is. sloan. first
pant, Lee j. Rnunnee. secsnu liou-
j. Is Wo9ds. lieutenant quarter
I G Martin, Nj. lIarchirii. L.. T..
+, ". i. Howard and Harry Bl0om-
srs"'nts. Roll oil incmi ership. -.
"wihni, l.. g Schl-mmor. Il d
y ~ Patton. sam loiiman. w
''iih,e u, l.. Martin. w. j. SORTS.
hiliiips, G, Is Herald. q. \. Smith.
Srriichins j NJ, Shank, ". II
y, fref ssor W. :, Groves, \ r.
n1non, sole Holman, e. seawrlght,
mann.
IAN kyle will confer wth Adiurant
y. ~ 'ahiY IN rcgnrd to securing a
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BRENNAN no RAsrRop r

Rrenham. Texas. July 5--rhe trst o.
Inc series of three games between Rren.
ha'n and Rastrrp was played to a large
audience at Stockbridgc park last even.
ing. resulting IN scorN Of 10 10 I. in
favor of BRENNAN. tnil the ninth in.
nlng She game was TO In favor II
l'aSirop. hut In the nin;h Bastrop not
riitlcd and allowed the Brenh,nNhoys to
ba' the bali all over the field and pile
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yoANr,M,s APPOINTMENT.

Elilwny NEo.
Mr.. -. II. Yoakum. now third vice presl-
dent and general manager OF Inc Gun
Colorado and Salya Zee. has been appoint
ed vice president and general m ma
E'r.ncisco railroad. Mr.. Noakum h's
heen WITH the Gulf. Colorado aud SAM,
re for three years, and Was pre'.on IA
FOR some time receiver Of the san AnioHo
and Aransas Pass ralNay.
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MEETING AT AVN.

Alvin. Texas, July 5.-kev. j. II. Ven
bricks. evangelist of the Cumberland
Presbyterian chdrch, commenced n series
of revival ince-nRs At the MnthpNst
church today, the first service being ht
Ii a. IN. The meetings will continue about
txy, V,..lls
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rrRrMrN,s CONVENTION.

Austin, Texas. July B. The hremen's
convention will conveae here tomorrow
and the city is alrea ~ IN the hands of he
iire lighters. 4 number Of companies have
arrived, including some forty hrmen. AID
II IS expected thee viii le9 At least 2o0
heir hcnr and they are anticipating a
great stay in the Capital CITY.
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McNEArI's TO TAKE CHARGE.

DaIIas. ToNas. July 81. e. McNoalus
viii resume charge of the Dallas team,
next Sunday, The game schalnlcd bcre far
:lnlv was played May s. an on aav. rms
leaves Dallas aud Fort Worth caci, hay
lnS won and lost two ganca
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THE AMERICANS SYSTEM.

7, ~ stated on the authority OF prAmi-
n.nt officials In the service Of the Grand
IT, nix railway that General Manager
Hays proposes TO Introduce American
rules throughout the Graud Trunk sys.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

A, Cincinnati 4 i! r..
ON .lnnqtl :. "l2ooi2lo.- 70 Z,
Bat sras,s- .l1ishor aud Vaughan; ks
+ niger aud Murphy.
Al r1,icago- II. II. h.
fh!caa1 .+.,-..-. -. - !" " " - W.
,isis VIE -.-.... q y /" - J . ~ !
BATTERIES Thornton. Daily and Friend;
Hil and Dexter,
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Earned runs-Galves,on !. liousion s.
Two base htt--Slagle.
islsrs on called balls-On Burris .. or
Mccormick !.
si'olen hases--iloovor. Page, Gates
Slagle Co. Shaffer
Time of gIinc-1 10
Iimpire--C lark.
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Fair. followed Ivy light sl,owers on the
sulf Monday afternoon. varlabls winds
nnsas-Goneially fal,. continued high
temperature.
North and Sou'h pakota-rair and
warmer.
tooraslo--Fair warmer.
Wyoming and Monta.id-Fair. cooler.
northwest winds
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FOR BRAIN FAC

Use Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DIR. ". r. Lowman. Orangeburgh. s. c..
saws: Il have used and prescribed IL viii
beneficial results In BRAN fag and nerve
e1haus ton"
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at all stations at n. m.
10Th meridian time:
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TIL; HOTELS.
IA wr.oR-RATES. $3.50 AND s.
DAY. JAMES LAM LOR. Pro

hOR.
Brand and wife. ST. Louis; G. L..
Wairon, sam schwartz and wife.
bad ~. H. Sfn.ih. Jr., Austin, q.
| llauston. NJ IchnSlon, New or
imes y. McNabb and Wife. city.
acch, Victoria Lloyd NJ. Stevens.
+. J.. Chapman. Cu.ro: Mrs L..
!, Texas. Joseph Frazier and
lcAas Georse +. Xeiss, Midway
lhar!es T. Johnson. San Anton o;
Ecilie, New IrAainf Is; j. \.
san Antpuio: \. Dupree, New
Jam q. Chance, Bryan, Mrs.
phole' Cheyenne, Wyo.; j. II. Me-
penison; q. ~. QUINN. Chicago,
hi, preug-, Miss Mcf''aiden. Nic-
\. C. stewart. Orange; Miss Wei
r'or;a. -. : asnraeik. Orange:
b lender. Victoria, L.. ". Gilbert,
t,lwta T.. Fitzgerald, Ali'waukce,
WhAlru. Victoria, j. NJ. Collins,
NUS: j. n. Johnson. city; Alex
IN. Shorman AlcS Thompson.
II, \. Mcdonnell, Mobile; H.. NJ.
New York; &. q. Gamer. Alvin.
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East rexas and are all home boys. rne

East Texas and are all home boys Thc
positions OF both teams wcre as follows:
Tnnpson. Position. Mt. Bethel
X. tlements..... Catcher. w. l.. Hodges
j. Jennings. ..... Pitcher......S. Johnson
". \. Jennings. First basc..... Il. Dickcy
n. Runncls. Second base Nc. Notice
n. coster. Third basc....W Ru,!cr
y. Morrison. Short stop. II. Y. Gammagc
;. Espy. .....lscft ld......M. NJ Hun
u. thildicss. Center field. Coke Johnson
;. Runnels..... Right field. 800. Hope HUI
Umpire. Clements; scorer. cczart.
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EN- HUTcliIHs HOUSE.

K:ber G. t;ue.in.
L,s.., -: ger. Proprletors.
or Eauodelcd and
q NssGS newly furnished.
HIstlsstSssfdA Unaqualed in all
q 1, sySy3s Its appointments
y ,EsEsin.iirses in the State Of
~ Ng..;syts3lz The L n s
ny s,s...saS Hotel.
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PROBABILITIES.
Washington July 5.-EaStern TsxAs-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-10
NeW TO,cn o." "Ne,c Florence"

The miners of Florence district
in mass meeting assembled last
Sunday decided unanimously upon
the location of a new town to be
situated quarter of mile south
of the old town of Florence on
Summit Flat. The new town is to
be called "New Florence" A more
slightly location for town could
not be selected in the camp. 1t is
situated on large, fiat, high and
dry gravel. belt, surrounded on all
sides by groves of small black pine
and having good drainage. 1t is a
central location and is convenient
of access to all parts of the camp,
besides being situated directly on
the state wagon road. Without
depreciating the merits of other
new tOwnsites in that neighbor-
hood, we think that New Flor
ence" is the banner in point of To-
cation, advantage and convenience.
Here's success to "New Florence"
and may she eclipse the memory
of her famous old namesake iE tho
history Of Idaho county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-10

Services At the N. e church every Sunday
At II .. n. And p. N. Sunday school q
10 N.
Until further nstses the Young Peoples Bsp
siN Union 0a0 rect q O'Clock p. n SUNDAY
evening Of each week. The usual Sunday
evening services will b held 20 clock. ID
W.N. KHox IN. Pastor.
Leasse services L., et Trinity church
Ing prayer and holy communion at II O'Clock
evening services at 7:so P. m. Other wednes
days service at p. N. Friday in Lent, litany
and meditation at 7:D p. N. Special Palm
Sunday and holy week services will be an
nounced later.
EPISCOPAL CHuRcH SERVICES: Every Sun
day at II O'Clock q. M, and p. m, with ser
mons. Holy communion every Lords day
sunday school at 10 o clock q. m. All person,
are invited to attend the services and TO send
their children to the Sunday school.
q. W. 9. vANWINKLE, Rector.
DENvER.-Presbyterian Suadsy school every
Sunday at 10 O'Clock. Preaching every Sun daJ
second Sunday In each month
SILAs PERKINS. Pastor.
Sunday school every Sunday at M. 4. church
at II O'Clock. Preaching every Sunday evening
at 80. Y. p. G. Z. every Thursday evening Il
s:30. 7. d. GRRGOeY, Pastor.
CorroxwosD: - Presbyterisn services In
Hartburg's . Aaal. sunday sehool every Sun
Day afternooa st O'Clock. Presehing at
Sunday school at n. Z. church At 10 Q. m
every Sunday. Preaching at .. m. Y.P. c.
X. every Saturday evening At 7:S0.
r. D. GREGORY, Pastor.
Mt. .IDAHo:-Preaching In the court house al
ii O'Clock the nrst Sunday In each month.
SiLAs PERKINS. Pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-10
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

ITO II. W. BUTLER, HIS HEIRS AND AS
signs You are hereby notified that have
and Improvements upon the Lucky Ben" lode
mining claim situated near the town OF War.
rens In the Wsrrens Mining District of idaho
under the provisions Of section 1s24 Revised
Statutes of the United States, being the amount
required to hold the same for the year end ing
Dec. 3lst, 1895. That the proportion Of said ex-
penditure due by you II. W. Butler. is Twenty
Five dollars Q2a. tbeing one quarer) lawful
money OF the United States. And IL within
ninety (y0) days after the publication OF this
notice You fail or refuse to contribute your pro-
portion of said expenditure as q co-owner your
tuterenst In said claim will become the prop.
W. CoMProH.
Seattle, WASH, Feb. is. 1896.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-10

Highest Of all in Leavening Powcr-Iatest Govt Report
R@!A!:!!! g! Rsxasgi: RRskiI:g
ABSOLUTELY PURE

l.. b. Goble and family removed
to Stuart Monday where they will
open restaurant.
Fourteen teams arrived from
Lewiston last Friday with freight
for Grangeville business men.
Josh Fockler was up this week
to replenish the stock of merchan-
disc for his store at Freedom.
Hon. G. NJ. Day returned from
Lewiston Monday and reports the
early peaches and cherries killed
by the frosts. The late varieties
are uninjured.
Dick Hartman is putting in seats
in the Catholic church building.
He has also built fine altar for
the same edilice. The altar in the
Episcopal church is also his handi-
work.
Rev. j. e. Williams has been ap-
pointed by Elder w. w. vanDusen
to take charge Of the mission work
for the M. e. church on the Nez
Perce reservation. His head
quarters will be at Lapwai.
Rev. A. d. Hastings, of Colfax,
Wash, is expected to remove to
Grangeville shortly to assist Rev.
Bateman at the M. +. church. He
will also fill appointments at White
Bird, Clearwater and other points.
c. II. Pittman has gotten out
blue prints of the Florence quartz
belt showing the streams, divides
and ITO of the principal quartz
mines of the camp. The scale is
two inches to the mile and its
geography and topography are cor
rect. The price is 50.
McLcan's sawmill, engine and
boiler got rs far as Boulder creek,
six miles this side of Florence, last
Sunday. They reached the camp
Tuesday. The mill will be located
on Grouse creek on the state road
near the Knott ranch, and the lum-
ber will be hauled to yard on
Sand creek for the convenience of
the camp.
Mr.. Jameson arrived from Flor
ence Sunday and spent several
days in town. He has been in the
camp for eleven months and has
run the engine on the mill ever
since it started up. He is there
fore competent to speak of the
prospects of the camp and assures
us that Florence is all right and is
going to make a sure-enough good
camp.
The Grangeville public school
closed last Friday for the season.
In the building of the new school
house debt of about $1,000 was
incurred, in addition to the old
Indebtedness of several hundred
dollars, and the trustees, being
pushed for payment, decided to
close the school temporarily in
order to reduce the debt. Mean
while the school house block is be-
ing plowed and will be put in bet
ter shape to present a more in
viting and attractiye appearance.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-10

ltve,s ~ ssS-ev ,ro"Sies s,a other n.snara
tions a. compoaaAed from natures remedies
Mr.. Woods will be ~ Greving's store In Keu-
Jan. u: at Cottonwood hotel one week after
Jan. IL Can be found At above places until
further notice, each alternate week after
above date.
Keuterville, idaho. Nov 10, 1896
This Is to certify that l. John 8. Howell, was
Three months ago afflicted with dropsy and
kidney disease, and eczema to such an extent
that was unable to leave my room. l have
tried many different remedies and ply ysicians
,His ioL ioar years last past ana had been contin
menced taking the medicines manu- ufactured
by Mr.. Geo. Wood, and I began to improve at
once. The dropsy has been com pletely cured.
I can walk with ease now. Ny weight has
been reduced thirty three pounds. and I am In
greatly improved condition in every way.
46 ]. 8. HOWELL.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-10
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

Seth D. Jones, n. f. No, ?l7l.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, ,IDAHo,I
March 9, 1886.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make fnsl proof in support OF his claim.
and that said proof will be made before the
CLERK OF the District Court, at Mt. Idaho,
fdaho, on April q, 1886, viz
SETH d. JONES,
Gor the SEX Sec. Is, Tp. 81, N. r. 2. z. d. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove
his eentinu uous residence upon. and cultivation
OF saaA land, viz:
John r. Hartman and Edward A. Chase Of
Denver, Idaho: william Zumwalt and Joseph
b. Cook, Of Grangeyille. Idaho Co. Idaho.
Al-46 B. F. noRaIs. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-10
RECORD OF THE WEEK.

Plant q few trees.
Clean up your yards.
Improve your premises.
A week of April showers.
A. F. Parker, notary public.
Commissioners meet Monday.
Oranges and lemons at Magee's.
Our line of legal blanks is com
plete.
Town meeting at Stuart mex
Monday.
Mining deeds for sale at FREE
PRESS office.
The Palace hotel has been re-
painted within.
Crops in the Fairview country
are nearly all in.
H. G. Oliver was a visitor from
H arpster this week.
Cash paid for gold dust by Geo
H. Lake, lewiston
The snow still holds its grip on
the north hill sides.
Rock bottom prices at Brown 8
Stephens in Stuart.
Flax seed for SALE. P. H. Ready
Grangeville, Idaho. Al
Vansise is erecting Ed. Parks
sawmill south of town.
The Denver Planning mill make
all kinds of furniture.
Keep your eye open for the new
ad. of the Cash Bargain Store.
For 4Oc you can get lib of F. F
G. powder at Day & Bunnell's.
The finest steaks are found a
Joseph COx's market at Stuart.
Assessor Martin commences hi
annual assessment next Monday.
Judge Scales visited the Grange
vile public school last Thursday
Those fiber water buckets a
Day & Bunnell's are all right. Tr
one.
Do you sweep your floor? Day
Bunnell have the finest brooms i
town.
When in Stuart don't forget
call on Joseph Cox, the leader {
low prices.
Honest goods at honest prices a
Brown & Stephens. Give them
call at Stuart.
Miss Kinkaid commences q teri
of school in Union district, No. II
on Monday next.
Cottonwood beer always ON dral
at 20 cents per quart, at Exchang
Saloon, Grangeville.
Cattle from Washington count
are being driven down on our Sa
mon river range.
WANTED.-Wood in exchang
for mill feed and flour at Denve
Plansifter -four mill.
Buy Starrett's seeds. They ar
the best. w. F. Schmadeka keer
q full assortment of them.
Those $3.50 Suits at Alexande
& Freidenrich's are corkers.
Get one before it is too late.
Don't be a sucker, but come i
and see our fishing tackle.
DAY Il BUNNELL.
Mrs. Schmadeka has just recei,
ed new line of millinery good
ladies and childrens hats. Thos
wishing anything in her limo will d
well to get prices before buyin
Elsewhere, 45tf.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-04-10
ALIAS SUMMONS.

JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
'A''' S'H"Al'1''it 'it,.lnan
KA.ol'sA scx~AIsasms; i,.;sns.,.
THE STATE OF IDAHO, to karolin. sehwal-
d, H the 70. q sss .Sss as
sc. e s a y &: ss
sss s s. u: : sass.n n 81 81 e 81
Sssls q nat1i1oay sxisslsg between plainti6
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fendant vilfully deserted the said plaintiff and
Voluntarily separated from the said plstnttn
ever since has and still continues 90 to wilfui-
~ and without cause desert and abandon the
said plaintiff and TO live separate and apart
diateiy preceding the commencement Of this
action has been wilfully absent as Aforesaid
from said plaintiff. For second cause Of ae
with one Joseph Wider In Jersey City, n :.
and at 2l West st., Newark. n. J. at least one
month Immediately preceding the commence
said place In adultery with said J0seph Wider
that all Of said acts OF adultery were comm
ted without the consent, conntvanee. prtvfty OF
this action and for such other and further re
lief ~ the court may deem proper. The particu
lar. more fully Appearing In plaiutias con
plaint, aud thet unless you appear anc answer
TO said complaint within ten days after sefvics
thereof. II served within Idaho County. and
within twenty days u served out OF said County
but within said Judicial District, and vithil
forty days II served out Of said District (ex
elusive OF the day OF seryice), the plaintiff
win apply 70 the court for the relief demanded
In TEsrInoNY wuEaEor, l. A. W. Ta,kinstou
Clerk Of the District Court, hav1
t, aereunsc SCI MY hand ard fixed
}sGAL-t the seal Of said Court aG NJ idaho
Idaho. this fifth day Of March. A
ID. 1o06. A. W. .TALkINGTON.
Clerk Of the District Court
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