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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
I NIW P0LSKICH
W AMERYCE.


ZASADY NAGLA. =
Pewien zyd, zapytany, czemu
tax strasznie k}amie, odpo-
wiedzia}: - Ny, czemu mnie
pitaja? OczywiScie, ze wygod-
niejszej dla siebie odpowiedzi
zyd dat ME m6gl. Ale pre-
ciez ludzie byli i pozostana
ciekawi. Chca sic dowiedzief,
CO inni ludzie, zyjacy razem
mimi ma Swiecie, mysla j,
m6wia i czynia, ably sobie
pewien sad o Mich i o stosan-
kach, ktore ich otaczaja,
wyrobit.
Najwygodniejsza jednako-
woz odpowiedzia ma zapyta-
ME o zasady, Jest: Co mi tam
DO zasadach. Zasady W kat,
byleby nikogo ME draznif.
lego trzyma sic wydawca
Ciemnika Chicagosk'ego Ma
giel i, aby nikon1u sic ME
narazat, propter metum ju
daeorum, kieruje sic polityka
tolerancyjna, szczeg6lnie
wzgledem polskich bezwyz-
naniowc6w i wzgledem gor-
szacych lud polski lew't6w.
On s}uzy og6lowi, wiec ma
krytyke b}ed6w niekt6rych
iednostek lub gron tego
og6}u ME moze sic puszczac'
iak to czyni ,,bezczelny"
WIARUs.
WolnoG Tomku w sWo1m
domku, wolno Ciemnlko-
wi nawet po judaszowsku
robi6 nam konkurencya.Nie-
chaj mas jaknajszkaradnle]
denuncyuje, iednak zawssze
SWAT pozostawi nam uznanie,
ze zawsze trzymamy sic praw-
dy i raz wytknietych zasad
naszych. Wszakze i W1ARUs,
broniac interes6w ludu pol
skiego, s}uzy og6}owi, szcze-
g6lnie katolickiemu, ale kropi
ca}ej mocy sprawki niepol-
skie niekatolickie Polak6w
katolik6w, choGby te pod
p}aszcz WARY, a nawet pod
rewerende sic ukrywa}y. Spra
wjedliwa nasza krytyka lad
nego uczciwego cz}owieka ME
zrazi, apodle denuncyowanie
mas W organic Zmartwych-
wstahc6w, zdradza ich tylko,
ze maja wielkie nabozehstwo
do roznych rzeczy, kt6re VIA
Rusowl jego polskie chrzeS-
ciahskie sumienie kaze pote-
piac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

z KoScierzyny. Ksiezy obec-
nych by}o bardzo wiele, ale
miedzy Litwinami wichrzy-
cieli ME brak, chociaz
proboszcz parafi litewskiej W
Chicago, wielebny ks. Kraw-
czunas, jest kap1anem secun-
dunn ordinem Melchisedech,
serdecznym swoja droga
Polakiem, i "a to szczerze
nienawidzonym przez narodo-
wo-litewska klike W Pennsyl-
vanii, ma kt6rej czele stoi ks.
Burba.
DAWNIEJSZY PROFE.
SOR Seminaryum Detroic-
kiego pan .Szymon ,,Lubo-
whisky cd II Aipca b. r.
siedzi W wiezieniu powiatowem
W Marlin, W Texas, "a
pobicie swojej ), baby.
OSkAWlONY DANGEL
alias Dajewski, alias Franci-
seek Langowski, a po
prawdzie Stanis}aw Sawicki
= obecnie manazer wycho-
dzacego wScranton TYGoDN1kA
PENNsYLWAnsK1EGo, ozenil sic
W po}owie minionego miesiaca
z panna Krygier z New
Yorku, krewniaczka znanego
tamte]szego w}asciciela pol
skiej szulerpi. Ciekawisny
tez, pod jakim nazwisk'em
ten fachowy warszawski
zlodziej Stub bral.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
PARE ZIARNEK PRAW-

PARE ZIARNEK PRAW-
DY o naszych polskich
ksiezach W tym kraju, ktorzy
pobudowali "a dlugi wspania}e
polskie kosciely, ably przez
to swoje imie uwiecznit,
rzuca wielebny ks. Jan c.,
byly professor semlnaryl1m
polskiego W Detroit i by}y
proboszcz parafli polskiej W
Trenton, N. W wydanej
codopiero W Krakowie ksiaz
ce, pod tytulem nPo}ozenie ]
Potrzeby Kosciola Katolic-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
AMERYKA

w. BRYANA ,kandydata
partyi demokratycznej ma
urzad prezydenta Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, przyjeli take
populisci, ma konwencyi W St.
Louis, No., ma sw6j tykiet.A
wiec. jest on teraz r6wniez
siloym kandydatem jak repu-
blikanin Mex inley.
PLATFORMA partyi po-
pulistycznej brzmi W skr6ceniu
jak nastepuje:
/. Zadamy narodowej wa
luty, pewnej, zdrowej bitej,
wydanei tylko przez Rad.
2. Zadamy wolnego i
nieograniczonego bicia srebra
i z}ota W stosunku 16-1.
3. Zadamy, aby SUNG
pieniedzy W obiegu natych-
miast powiekszono, ably wsze-
die p}acono got6wka.
4. Zadamy stopniowego
podatku cd dochod6w.
S. Pieniadz krajowy ma
pozostac przewaznie W rekach
ludu, ola tego zadamy, aby
wszystk}e narodowe i stanowe
podatki ograniczono na mai
potrzebniejsze wydatki rzadu.
6. Zadamy, ably Rad za}o5yI
pocztowe banki oszczednosci.
I. Rad ma objac koleje.
8: Rad ma objac telegrafy
i telefony.
9. Ziemia ME powinna bye
zmonopolizowana ma spekula-
eye cudzoziemcom ME wolno
posiadac gruntow.
DO GREEN BAY, Wis,
na obch6d cwiertwjekowego
jubileuszu kaplahskiego> Maj
przewielebniejszegoX Biskupa
Messmera 23Lipca br.zjechalo
sic przesz}o 200 ksiezy, miedzy
mimi Riskup Winohski ks.
Cotter. Z}ozono jubilatowi W
W ofierze sumo $4,000. Rano
odby}o sic katedrze uroczy-
ste nabozehstwc, a po po}u-
dniu W domu sierot sw. Jozefa
by1o przyjecie. Wieczorem
nastapi} piekny poch6d
towarzYstw katolickich
odbylo sic zebranie wTurnhali.
PLACIC Zt WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30
Organista

q zarazem nauczyciel W polskim ]
lszyku poszukuje posady cd S1er.
pnia. zg4osi6 sic do Redakcyi
WIARUSA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

Kongres odbedzie sic
bez kontroli polskiej
wyzszej w}adzy koscielnej. =
Tra6} frant ma frantow...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

Kongres odbedzie sic
bez kontroli polskie
wyzszej w}adzy koscielnej. =
Tra61 frant ma frantow...
DETROIT, Mich. - Me.
bawem pokaze sic tu nova
gazeta polska. pod tytu}em
SwoBoDA, pod redakcya pana
Doktora I}owieckiego. Wy
dawac bedzie ia sp6lka akcyj.
ma, W ktorej sk}ad, pomiedzy
innymi, wchodza nastepujacy
panowie: Alderman Antoni
M. Conus prezydent, J6zet
Nowakowski wiceprez., Piotr
J. Leszczyhski, sekretarz
Stefan Skrzycki; dyrektoro-
vie: FIR. B. .Melin, w. Chylih-
ski j J6zef Prusidski. Repor-
terem bedzie pan Madaj.
BAY CITY, Mich. -
Zawiaza}o sic tn polskie to-
warzystwo, pod nazwa
,,Oswiata, ma wz6r Milwauc.
kiego. Prezydentem jest P. ].
Olechowski, viceprezyden-
tenn p. WI. Smia}ek. = Ma
konferencyi ksiezy W rezyden-
cyl ks. Biskupa Richtera W
Grand Rapids, Mich, uchwa-
lono. ze ks. Matkowski
koniecznie musi objaG parada
sw. Stanis}awa W Bay City,
chotby i do krwi rozlewu
przysz}o. Gdyby W tym razie
rozkaz biskupi ME zosta}
wype}niony, straci}by Arcy-
pasterz W oczach ludu pol
skiego W Bay City wszelka
powage. = Herszty buntow-
nik6w, podszyte tch6rzem,
teraz W stanowczych chwilach
W kat sic kryja, a tylko
fanatyczne koscielne dziado-
stwo naprz6d wysuwaja.
WIKTOR KARkOWSKI,
redaktor GAzETY PoLsK1EJ
pana Dyniewicza w Chicago,
znalaz} sic. Zglosi} sic W dniu
20 Lipca do pomieszkania
c6rki, PAM Dobrzyhskiej, nr.
634 Dickson ulicy,
Z Chicago znik} w sam
Wielki Piatek. Kilka tygodni
cieiko pracowa} przy budowie
kanalu W Evansville. Ind.
P6zniej pracowal po farmach
W okolicy Cincinnati i Berea,
Ohio, mieszkajac ma ostatku
u krewnych W Berea. Tam
dowiedzia} sic z W1ARUsA, ze
go uwazano "a nieboszczyka,
i zaraz napisal do swojej
c6rki, pani Dobrzyhskiej W
Chicago, ze przybedzie z
powrotem do domu. Teraz
przeprosi} sic iona, kt6rej
swarliwosc i sknerstwo znie-
woli}o go do opuszczenia
ogniska domowego, z MIA
razem mieszka pod nr. A
Fleetwood ulicy.
POSW1ECENIE KAM1E,-
Ma WEGIELNEGO pod
kosci6rlitewski W Chicago
odby}o sic W niedziele, 26
| Lipca. Kosci6} buduje p.
= -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

PoSW1EcENIE KAM1E-
MA WEG1ELNEGO pod
kosciorlitewski W Chicago
odbylo sic W niedziele, 26
Lipca. Kosci6l buduje p.
Teodor Ostrowski, Kaszuba
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-30

| WSTRETNE prowincyonal-
ne sobkostwo i zupe}ny brak
samowiedzy narodowej zdra-
dzaja pewni niby - Polacy
W Chicago, kt6rzy za}ozyli
Towarzystwo pod tytu}em
w e k o p o a min, do
kt6rego przy)muja tylko
Polak6w Prus Zachodnich
| i Wielkiego Ksiestwa Poznai
skiego. S}awetny zarzad tel
odszczepiehczej gromady sta
nowia: J6zef Rosihski prezes;
Leon Wysocki wiceprezes;
Jan Marach podskarbi; Teofl
Jankowski sekretarz protoku.
lowy; Tomasz Sobkowiak
sekr. fin; Serwacy Bembe-
nowski i Antoni Wolski
opiekunowie kasy; Wincenty
Wyszyhski' marszalek.
KONGRES Polsko-Kato-
licki odbedzie sic W Buffalo,
N. Y, w dniu 22 WrzeSnia
b. r. Pierwotnie mia} sic
odbyt ma poozatku Sierpnia
lecz nag}e pojawienie sic W
Ameryce ks. Wawrzyniaka, W
roll Delegate swietej Propa-
CANDY W Rzymie, i jego
kumanie sic z prostymi
polskimi chlopami, bardzc
zaniepokoilo i rozczarowa}c
Pytasa jego s}uzalcow, wiee
umyslnie az po jesieh wysu-
nell dzieh rozpoczecia Kon
gresu, spodziewajac sic, ze
niebezpieczny dla Mich Patron
tax d}ugo ME bedzie sic m6g:
Nv Ameryce zatrzymad,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04

There are some fire apparatus and
appliances In which the fremen OF
Berlin, Germany, are undoubtedly
ahead Of us. OF these apparatus the
most notable is the frc ''scaphander.'
The word ''scaphander," which means
either hollow man" or ''hollow to 70.
ceive . man." il generally applied tc
the suit of impermeable material in
which the diver arrays himself before
he goes down into the water. The ere
scaphander l. on the lines of the divers
scephander, the only difference, In
fact, being that It u made of different
material. The FIRE scaphander is made
Of asbestos and rubber, and is absolute.
ly proof against fire. II neither takes
hre nor is permeable to the heat of Are.
A man In an asbestos suit or scaphander
can take leisurely walk through roar
ing flames or through the thickest vol
ume of smoke with comfort, or at least
with complete immunity from being
burned or choked. The helmet d
donned apart from the rest of the suit
and is Theoretically fitted 70 the suit
the riveting being 20 perfect that air b
excluded. A plate of glass, specially
prepared to stand great heat without
cracking, IL imbedded In the front O
the helmet and allows the wearcr Il
ESQ plainly. To the fireman thu
equipped air is supplied, Just a. IL 1
supplied to the diver at work, through
. tube, the one end of which u held .
the earths surface and the other en-
10 In the helmet.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04

Lard buckets, lard cans.-DAY
Il BUNNEIL.
White sewing machines for cash
or on the installment plant at DAY
& BUNNELL's.
Low prices and honest treatment
at Browns cash store, Stuart,
Idaho. Commission business a
specialty.-GEo. Brown, Prop.
To FREIGHTERs.-Parties going
to Lewiston after freight can make
a few dollars by applying to the
Grangeville Roller Mills to haul
-four below. Cash paid for haul.
ing. ]. ScHwALBAoH.
LOST, STOLEN OR STRAYED.-A
buckskin gelding, shod all around
branded 3 Square top) ON left hip
A suitable reward will. be paid for
information leading to it's recovery
Address ]. P. Fitzgerald, Lewis
ton, Idaho, or A. F. Parker
Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04

MARRIKD.-At the residence of
Geo. G. Fem, Fairview, Nov. %,
1896, by Elder E. A. Chase, John
H. Hanson and Miss Nancy s. HOl-
brook, of White Bird. The cere-
mony which constituted the happy
couple husband and wife was pro-
nounced in the presence of the
most intimate friends of the con.
tracing parties, who bestowed
congratulations and good wishes
upon them AZ tokens of their high
esteem. Following is q list of
presents to the bride and groom:
One chamber set, tablecloth and
napkins, fruit dish, set sauce
dishes, by Mrs. Jno. Hanson's
family; one set tumblers, Fred
Hanson; one fruit dish, Jno. and
Nina Chase; one table set of glass
ware, Eph Holbrook; one set sauce
dishes, fruit dish, salt and and
pepper set, Mrs. G. L. Rice; one set
silver spoons, Mrs NJ. X. Holbrook;
one pair vases, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Fem; check for five dollars, G. p
Richardson.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
Juliaotta Firm ASSIGNED.

On Monday the firm of Melon
aid & Komers Of Juliaetta, made
an assignment in favor of their
creditors and asked for the ap-
pointment of Fred N. Hallett as
receiver. The principal creditor
of the firm is Mrs. ]. L. Hallett,
whom they owe over $500
There are q large number of other
creditors among whom is q num-
Der of men employed in working
the Ozark mine in Florence, and
amounting to between three and
four thousand dollars. Besides
these are their commercial credi-
tors and it cannot be ascertained
the amount due them. The firm
own some real estate and are in
terested in the Florence mines and
have a stock of goods worth about
$12, 900. The total liabilities will
amount to about $4,000 and the
assets about $4,000.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
Peter Smith was up last week to

Peter Smith was up last week to
institute ejectment proceedings
against the man Freeman who
jumped a part of the Horseshoe
Bend ranch recently. He claims
it as agricultural land. The trial
commenced yesterday before JUS
tice Vincent at Mt. Idaho.
A proposition is on foot to cut
out the timber and open a wagon
road from the summit of Big Badly
down the ridge to the head of the
big switchback, and thus avoid the
snow drifts on the state road and
keep the road to Elk open all win.
ter. The project can easily be car.
ried out if the timber is cut before
the snow gets too deep.
Rheumatism is a foe which gives
no quarter. It torrents its vic
Tins day and night. Hoods Sarsa.
parilla purifies the blood and curei
tho aches and pains Of rheumatism
Hoods pills are the best family
catbartic and liver medicine
Gentle, reliable, sure.
For your high grade portraits
have your pictures enlarged at the
Elite Studio. you have not 6
suitable picture we will make i
for you for that purpose free o
charge for the next thirty days. A
great variety Of the latest styl'
frames for our portraits just re
ceived. Please call early and in
spect samples of portraits ant
frames. Portraits, such as ha
been flooding the country for $40
we will furnish for IS cents. W.
are agents for Ten Eyck portrai
Co. Of Chicago, incorporated unde
the laws of the state of Illinois
August !, 1892, and the only com
pany in the United States wher
portraits are copyrighted. w
therefore guarantee every portrait
J. A. HANSON, solicitor for Idah'
county, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04

MARRIED. the residence OF
the BRIDES mother, Grangeville,
Idaho, November 20, 1896, by
Rev. w. N. Knox, Walter II.
Hickerson and Miss Cora Bingham.
Only q few intimate friends of the
happy couple were present at the
ceremony, after which an elegant
supper was served, to which the
guests did ample justice amid
pleasant merry-making and con.
CALCULATIONS. The bride and groom
start on their married life with the
best wishes of q long list of friends,
May success and prosperity at.
tend them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
John Day Items.

Henry Elfers has postponed his
roundup until the Thermometer
gets some inches above zero.
Representative G. E. Holt and
Sheriff Overman paid this burg a
visit of five days extension.
The weather has been unprece-
IDENTIFY severe for this time of the
year; 4 degrees below zero being
what the thermometer read on
Nov. 10.
The Wild Cat hydraulic mine
shut down for the season last
week. The management intend
sinking their washing flume IA
feet deeper.
The Rev. Mann is doing meri
torious work ON Salmon river, or
ganizing Sunday schools; ne form
ed one here this week. Mrs
Clearly, however, had been withou
ostentation, conducting one fo
some years.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
School Report.

Report of the Grammar depart
ment of the Grangeville school for
the month beginning November 2,
and ending November q, 1896.
Whole number enrolled A; aver
age daily attendance 38; cases of
hardness l; per cent Of attendance
SO. Names of pupils neither alb
sent nor tardy during the month
are: Herbert Wood, Guy Parker,
Lyman Stilwell, BERTHE Parker,
Earl Wright, Frank Mclean, Ada
Costley, Olive Martin, Milton
Freidenrich, Maud Yates, Willie
Mcpherson, Ray Pearson, Willie
Bonebrake. Donald Arbogast,
Mabel Sweet, Alice McDermid,
Nellie Cowen, Grace Schmadeka,
Beth Sherwin, Mabel Graham,
Edith Klussman, Frank Richard
son, Wallace Sherwin.
LEWIS EIsENsoHN,
Teacher.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
Keuterville Items.

A small crowd attended Entrup's
wedding dance at the school house
Wednesday night; also Sprute's
Thanksgiving night.
The thermometer registered at
IA degrees below zero Friday
morning. The coolest Thanksgiv-
ing weather we ever saw.
Brewer Bros. were up from Sal
mon river Monday laying in sup
plies for the winter.
Rumor says that Ed. Ellis, OF
Cottonwood, is to clerk for Grew
ing this winter.
It has been showing for two
days and sleighs are taking the
place of wagons.
Keuterville, Dec. l, 1896.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04

Notice for Publication Of Time Appointed
for Proving VIII, Etc.
TN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE STATE
l. OF Idaho, in and for the County Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate OF George Sears'
deceased.
Pursuant 10 an order Of said Probate Court,
made on the l2ih day OF September 1895. notice s
a.y hereby ossto sssn iss s Monday the ciose
.. m. Of said day, & the Court room q
said Court, at NJ. idaho, IN the County q
Idaho, has been appointed, ~ the time ans
Sears, dsceased, and for hearing the applica,,
ton Of A. W. Talkington for the issuance 70
him Of Letters Testamentary. when and wner
the same. WIN. 9CALEs, Cierk.
Dated Sept. IL 1895.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04

C. A. McKinlay has resigned his
position in the stage Co.'S stables
at Cottonwood and is back at his
old berth with Days Pioneer
livery in Grangeville.
New subscribers to the old re-
liable FREE Press are: Chas. E.
Perkins, Grangeville, Idaho; W. II
Doris, Florence, Idaho; w. F,
Potter, Florence, Idaho; w. H.
Hurlburt, Portland, Oregon; Allen
Baggs, Puyallup, WASH, J. w.
Russell, Elk City, Idaho; j. A
Whitaker, Elk City Idaho; A
Blomberg, Elk City, Idaho; Iron
Crown Mining Co., Newsome
Idaho; G. A. McKinlay, Cotton
wood, Idaho; J. w. Gains, Cotton
wood, Idaho; John Wells, Grange
Vile, Idaho; G. d. Willett, Kalis
pei, Montana; Walter Hickerson
Grangeville, Idaho; Louis Elsen
sohn, Grangeville, Idaho; w. G
Mitchell, Grangeville, Idaho; F
Bernthal, Denver, Inaho; II
O'Kane, Grange. lille, Idaho; LUX
Reborn, Grangeville, Idaho; 10
Brockman, Nezperce, Idaho.
Judge Piper is being misquote'
to the disadvantage of Judg
. Scales, by the claim that Pipe
reversed IA of Scales rulings i,
the Probate court. The publishe
statements, evidently inspired b
Mr.. Ailshie, are unfair and untrue
Judge Piper simply override
|, Judge Scales on FIVE points Of law
! The records show that Mr.. Ailshi
was attorney for Judge Bower, &C
, ministrator Of the ]. ]. Gaunt ei
tate, and as such attorney wrot
Judge Bowers report to th
Probate court and received 500 fl
l his services. Judge Scales sui
t tanned this report. Now, aft<
9 Bowers death, Mr.. Ailshie come
{ in as attorney for the heirs (on th
. opposite side of the case), and
= ieyidently making legal capital OF
1 of the fact that the report whic
: he himself wrote as Bowers a
: torney had been knocked out b
Judge Piper.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
Ratification.

In order that all may ratify the
result of the election, / have laid
in a large assortment Of everything
in my line, at prices SO low that l
defy competition. Books of all
descriptions, plain and fancy
writing papers. A fine line OF
holiday goods, toys, candies, nuts,
cigars, tobaccos, etc. Examine my
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember my goods are all first
class and are going at bargains.
LEVI MAGEE,
Grangeville, Idaho.
Post Office building.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
HYMN SOCIAL.
Saturday Evening, Dec. B, at the
M. +. Church.

ma Lee OnuA CAs
HntSsm~"fiow Lovely Is Zion" Choir.
i TsplesS""I Thy Cross Have Talon. -.
Tabieau-"Gates Ajar". .Bernice Day.
Pantomime Not to Template
Edna and Clara johnson and Farm Mclean:
solo-"The Harp that Once Thtc, Iarss HAIL. Ml,,
p.ntomime-. bringing in the shsaves" Mabel
sweet, Nellie Cowsn and Mabel Graham.
Recitation The Two songsters.. Annie Msxey'
Tableau--"Rock OF Ages" .,winnifred HAL.
Tablesu-"Almost and Fully Persuaded 49,.
........ $500. Ethel Jones and others.
rabieau-"sweet Hour Of Prayer. :;
,..,........... Mrs. Sherwin and children
Mu.ic-"New Years Greeting" ..::.;,,
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PART II.
sInRinr-'Turn Back Pharo's Army Choir.
'Father stebbins Tobogsan" SCaristorl ; x.;,
ouarite.-.:swinE Low sweet Chariot" Hsy. and
Tho Hero Of the Tower" (calletonl,..; ~,
Music-.christmas Bell March" 49,; .:.,;.;..;;,.
,....,.,.... Mrs. N. Mauds Mitchell.
"A woman's Devotion" tcsrleton)
THE Negro Funeral carleton,
Quart;ct-aGood Night" 49,. MI and Mrs. Full
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. minimum. Audience
Doors open at p. m. Admission Is cents
children 10 cents.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
STATS o. OHIO. CRY OF ToLsDo. !. ..

Prank J. CHENEY makes oath that he 10 the
senior partner fthe arm OF r. J. CHENEY Co,
doing business In the City OF Toledo. County
and State Aforesaid, and that said Arm win
pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case OF Catarrh that cannot BE-
cured by the use OF HALLS Gaia RRH CuR4.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9th day Of December. A. D. lsS6
A. W. GLEASON,
)HAh.t Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Of the ~ stsm. Send for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo. O..
Sod by Druggists. 7Sc.
}ell'a Family Pills are the best.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-12-04
Central Committee Meeting.

The Democratic County Central
Committee is requested to meet at
Grange hall, ON Saturday, Dec. II,
at 2 p. m, for transaction of spec
ial business. All members are re-
quested to be present.
J. NORWOOD, LEVI MAaEE,
Secretary. Chairman.