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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06

Mr.. Brown, of Pomeroy, will &C.
cupy his residence on King street
during his absence.
j. II. McEachran expects to
visit the Colville reservation this
spring with the view of prospect
ing the mining districts of that
section. Mr.. McEachran is in
terested in considerable mining
property in this section, being one
of the company who located the
mine on Rocky Butte north of
town, at the time the reservation
was opened.
The colony of Germans from the
east are expected to reach Cotton
wood this week or the first of next.
Judging from the amount of
doors, windows and building ma
terial taken from our stores for
reservation trade. one would i'm
agine Cottonwood afforded an ex-
cellent opportunity for a hardware
store to locate.
The Packing Company expect
to commence killing hogs after this
week and will make regular run
from this on. The immense
amount of sailed meats that the
company have on hand are getting
pretty well cured and slaughtering
will recommence at once. This
means a good thing for the farm
| ers and Cottonwood, rs the COM
pany have quite neat payroll
every month to help keep business
lively. During the past few weeks
the force has been considerably re-
duced.
There are possibilities for new
Baptist and Presbyterian churches
being erected in Cottonwood
Both of til ese churches are becom-
ing quito strong and the Baptists
arc already looking up site.
The Cottonwood fire company
is in excellent training in event o
fire(?) The post Office has warned
Us. What better warning do W.
want than when it comes this neal
being official.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06
a ''good thing"

you must ask for 1t.
II you want your ticket to
Omaha, Kansas City. or st.
Louis to read via the Bur
lington Route. you must tell
the ticket agent so.
To these and ALL OTHER
southern and 8 ,uth. eastern
cities the Burlington Is near
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any other line.
To Chicago, too. 1t offers
from Billings. Mont as well
ms from ST. Paul. service
tn I is simply unriva,led.
Tickets. timetables and
full Information on applica.
ton to the nearest ticket
agent or by addressing
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06
Keuterville, March 8, 1896.

There Is more Catarrh In this section of the
country than all other diseases put together.
and until the last few years was supposed to
be incuruble For great many years doctors
pronounced u a local disease and prescribed
local remedies. and by constantly falling to
cure with local treatment, pronounced it In
durable. Science has proven catarrah to be a
constitutional disease. and therefore requires
cons titutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by + ]. Cheney K Co. Toledo,
Ohio, is .he only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t Is is taken internally In doses from
10 drops to teaspconful 1t acts directly Oh
the blood and mucous surface OF the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any case II
fails. TO cure. Send for circulars and testi.
monials. Address
F.J. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o,
EO-Sold by Druggists. 7sc.
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If you want


T. P. Agent.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06

All other goods IN proportion.
My goods are equal or better than
any ON the market, and may be re-
turned and money refunded if not
as represented. Remember, l car
ry a good line of general merchan-
disc and sell at lowest prices.
j. L. GROSS.
The choicest wines, liquors and
cigars at Exchange saloon.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06

1t will pay you to call and OK
anime our goods before purchas-
ing elsewhere. We guarantee fair
observation-disclosures & STEPHENS,
Stuart, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06
E. d. HAMLIN, DefendaI

The STATE OF IDAHO, to +. D.-Hamlin.
Ida 10. You are hereby notified that there IL
file In the office OF the clerk of the Dis
trict Court OF the Second Judicial District of
the State OF Idaho In and for the County of
Idaho, the complaint of Edith Rail-, J l.. Muir
ply and Charles Beach, wherein they pray for
an accounting and settlement of all partner.
ship matter and things between the plaintiffs
and defendant, and that the partnership be
dissolved and snnulled; that all of the part
nership property be sold that the liabilities of
the partnership for supplies. work and service
be ascertafned and paid ont of the proceeds OF
vanced to the defendant be paid to plaintiffs
out OF the same: that the interest of all parties
in said partnership property be determined BY
the Court that should there not be funds sui.
hcient from the sale of said property to satisfy
the demands OF plaintiffs for money advanced
and for partnership property misappropriated
by defendant that the plaintiffs have a per-
sonal judgment against the defendant for such
deficiency; that receiver be appointed for the
partnership property during the tendency Of
this suit and to wind up the partnership af-
fairs; for costs aud disbursements of this ac-
ton and such other and further relief as may
be proper.
The particulars more fully appearing in
plaintiff complaint, certified copy OF which
is served herewith aud made part hereof.
aud that unless you appear ans answer to
said complaint within ten days after service
thereof IL served within Idaho County. and
within twenty days II served ont of said County
forty days II served out of said District Eek
elusive Of the day of service). the plaintiffs
will apply TO the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint
Clerk of the District Court. have
hereunto set my hand and AM xed
)sEAL the seal of said Court at Mt Idaho.
b Ia1 iss this IN tx sssreasy A.
Clerk Of the District Court.
Fred w. Piper, Atty for Plaintiff.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06
ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
IDAHO.
EpITH RAIFF. ]. L. MURPHY
AND CHARLES BEACH,
plaintiffs.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06
ALIAS SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
IDAHO. IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-03-06

For cash only and just for a
short time only, with bills of other
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
rUF WiRD-FITRCHILD CASE AGAIN.

William |. Warl Republican candidate Tor 'oh-
gross in the NVIth District served notice upon COY
,,oraton Counsel Scott yesterday that he had begun
,,o,oolirrs 20 enioin the New-York foice boafi
~, mining the name OF Ben l.. faNcnlIO; NJ.
Iv,rls Republican opponent. on the otc'ai paot 10
hs used nv voters of this city in the dstrt anoNe tle
JI,rIem River which is part o. the win l'lStrct
rpa case Is 10 come before Judge Dyknlan AZ Wmlc
Th i', contcsr over the Republican nomination Tor
,a,,,.r ~ Assembly III the lid District between tne
,5ohertson and patt-Fairchid elements was contn
,'nd i'm thr Appellac Division of the supreme Court
in Rrooklvn Yesterday. County 'srk ,runp ~, vi
Wesches,er received another stay Restraining nm.
from certifying to the regularity OF me lohttlon VI
Jnscnh T. Ennis the candidate OF the Ropertson " ~,
nuhirana and : "A consequence the printns ol t,s'
h.lots f1r the Id District Will he dcayei uhtii u'
cision is reached In the Congress contest AZ IdS'
accounts william l.. Ward II the regular ana 'e H. H.
E,lrchild the independent Republican ioininsc, NJ
calling of a special term Of the Appellate DIVISION,
Th,rd Judicial Department. by Governor Morton, 10
meet ar Albany on October % 20 settle the WarH- ir
MA contest has not thus resulted in any furthcr
,a Ne Oh ,rue of The instructions alrealy issued 10
ths County clerk by Secretary Of state Palmer
An iniIlnc,ion was issued yesterday by Justce
Gavnor sitting at Long Island CITY, nirscte" " 10
tho toard of Police Commissioners or TINS city
and Tho county Clerk of Westcheste: county, 70
restrain thorn from printing the name OF Mr. ware
on the official ballot until the hearing or me mo.on
FOR "A permanent stay, pending appeal Wnicn II W
hn argued before the same Supreme court Jusuce
ON Monday at 10 a. m. The Injunction was op,
tained by Tracy Boardman a Plat. who appeared
for Mr. Fairchild.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
ar THE MONDAY NEETINGS.

Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt was the chior
sne,lcr Yesterday the MONDAY meeting OF the
prup Paint oil and Chemical Mckinley ana ho-
bart Sound Money club. Mr. Roosevelt attacked
BRYAN and Aligod saying that while the money
oroaticn was A most important one bc ielt that
uotrlotism was equally as important in TINS cam
nairn. lie severely criticised Altseid ana bryah
for making class distinctions.
, large crowd greeted the speakers AZ the r'suia"
,doy meeting of the Commercial Travellers
Sound Money League held at the rooms OF tne
ic,~ne nt broadway and Princc-st yesterday;
'rnc Roy W II. Lawrence, Julils W. Mayer ''"
No. nov Dr F. &. Miller made addi oss's
The regular noonday meeting % the 9 n9iesai, II,
nv &c, Is Republican Club held yesterday :,t
No rooms of the club No. $50 Broadwhy: w; -.
ItIIcr thc ycc-prcsid Of the club presided ne
Sneakers were Anson G. Mctook, l." H. 'h''e""e''
and J. Hampton Iioync. of Virginia
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
GERVlNS AT COOPER UNIOS.
COOP SIZED MASS MEETING HEARS SOUND
MONEY TALK.

\ GOOD SIZED MASS MEETING HEARS 'o''N
MONEY TALK.
voarlv Geo peryons attended mass-meeting In
the large hall Of Cooper Union last evening" A"c
meeting WAS held under the auspices Of the Sound
Money Mckinley and Hobart German "ehei" Oo'"
nitric and Paul Goepel the chairman of the COM
r,ittee nresid.d In oporns the meeting ne an
nouuced that ali the speeches would be in "eTha'
md s,d. I'VE rman-Americans are proud to say
that we are Republicans this year. Whatever
differences we may have had in our political opii'-
ions IN former years this year all antagonsm mas
dlsanpcarcd and we stand together for souhd
money"
Frederick W. Hollis the first regular speaker, SAID
IN part:
n am, other reason he sought beside their native
etcrIins sense for honesty and integrity. when
shonld explain the attitude of German Americans
toward deprecated currency. II hiSn, eds,,3
found I'm the monetary experiences OF the fathei-
Land | doubt many in this audience rccah t,i'
monetary misery Of Germany before the estaDlishs
mcn OF the Empirs IN si & ana pef'bs by receiyins
in change the famous or rather infamous cos,orS
groschens But the experience OF our oar
se.ks To d.cciv. his audiences By speaking o the ~
tempt to increase prosperity by desra'ins tie - uo
rencv as a peculiarly American device suit.i MOI
especialIv to "A republican form or government. W
can teach him that on the contrary II mas pI,
;mmemorilI been one OF the commonest ana cheap
EST tricks of knaVish princes bent upon cheatnS
ths,r subjects In fact this another one OF tne
great issues OF humanity fought out chiehy & upo,
,thotlc than those devoted to description OF me
sunerings OF Germany from the deprecated mon.y
during the Thirty Years war IL VIZ 10 'Hn 'Rrol,,;ion
only confirmed the fact that cheap MONEY II ~
most insdous poison that can De iht'o""oe" ''''
the body polite. -
Other speakcrs at the meeting were professor
Irou,v " Gicscrich formerly United States consul
a, Dresden and Carl Houser. the German humoris''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
MURRAY HILL LYCECN MEETING.

Thomas G. P'tt dia not speak at the 'niss-nleeu~
held in the Murray Hill Lyceum. Thirty-fourih-s'
and Thrd-ave.. last night under the auspices OF u"
Republican County Committee. but he sen: e'.e."
regret expressing his disappointment al his lnaong
10 be present and declaring that the Repuncah pay
of to-day than ever in all its past history 49,
for honesty In public and private anairs. rn~ss
Iautcrbach also sent letter OF regret o. similar s'
,men'. ,>.-.-. .,A
Th. voters of the NIIth Congress Dstrlc, ~ sss
especially OF the N\th Assembly District hieo 49, ".
hall and though at times IL seemed that tn.'..
were as many Democrats as Republicans pres.nSs
IL was a good -natured crowd. whose Jokes sns ~.
shouts at each others political expense were takea
IN good part. , IA NJ
General T.. A. McAlpin was the chairman, ana and n
and Oscar Hoffstadt state Treasurer Colvln ass ass
Charles A. Hess. candidate for Congress. were l"
pkarS
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
GlRRET 1. HOBlRT TO MERCHANTS.
HE FoREsEEs SPEEDY ENp TO BUSINESS IN
cEnrAlNTY ~ \ REPUBLICAN, TRIUMPH.
Paterson. y. j.. October ~. lN9G.
Z IL. ~. f.nnlI I'annn.Ii.f

Paterson y j. October 49, i'9G.
To the Editor of The Dry Goods Economist;
pear Sir. ! am In receipt OF your request thht
addr,-s through The Dry Goods Economist
anal word To the drygoods trade before election
should be- glad 10 avail myself. more fully than the
demands on my tmo viii permit. %. this opportunity
cl,izcns Who Conduct thc drygoods industry. Under
prevent circumstance I can hardly do more than 10
men u.s. ihcy are with whom alert minds ana prtc-
tica CONNER rcial eSncrioncc are essential to hcopins
in this contest but Will join ten days hence IN a
rcsouudGs verdict ior the dollar Of iu ANA stable
My confidence Of this result Is based on the mo-
mcnious character of ne main i'sucs of ms cam
pagn. which nsures universal! httentioh 70 tnHill,
n on Iir m M N f hinkn nrI men ~ aii'u't to
Thus lea Wins aside the moral question involved In
the dcbascmcnl ~ inc deht-payins medium 1t haS
proved Impossible for the advocates o' frec-silvcr
% rnla community that trado conditions cam
bc improved by substituting nuctuating standard
81 ' rrroeuiiIon Mamufac,mr"rs imnoptcrs
can be neither safety nor prosperity win a
nuctuatins currency Contracts for nerchan-
these days. and the possible margin OF proht
hss been % admit G o@" a my 'sS gSmbmf in the
value Of the money which must be paid or received
ih Inc m ION % Of iniatcd 6ricc in iSSs Is TOO e
cent TO allow merchants To invite similar expert
rnres The natural decline OF prices due TO I'M
proy.d processes Of production and To incroa asing
competition is quite sufficient. without invitng the
added ills OF an unstable currency. So clear. IN fact
is thc commercial mind Of this Nation ON thes,
points that the distant possibility OF the s,ccess of
Inc silver party has suficcd To seriously paralyzr
our National activity throughoul this campaign. We
have seen manufacturing curtniled. orders cur down
through grade Of distributors. projected
nrses abandoned, incipicut undertakings arrested
ana tho whole country pausine I'LL the universal
danger should pass.
nut al last the end Il I'm sight Throughout these
trying months millions of american voters have
patioutiy awaited the day Of action That day IS
now at hand. | believe that the various divisions
OF our vast industrial army, which the advocates
of rcpudaton have wckedv sought to set AT cnmity
with another. are about To he heard IN stern
rebuke OF the gospel OF hatred. believe tnat the
honor and good sense OF this people are about TO
speak the decisive word which Vlndicatcs those
qualities before the world and that then and all
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24

''Thcy Who not for us arc AGAINST ~, ana We
.,,ll co,,rt thom 80" Now that shall is meant
in tLp future tense. II savors cf throat LOOKED az
In light OF ihircs that viii come II Is humorous
hut 4, shows The man. Bryan has said that fr'c
silver mo. rs NOR" mOncv-morc dollars mat VIII De
equal 10 our present gold dollars Bryan iied "heh
he said that and he know Il.
1Ir Quiyg tailed beyond the time limit OF the
meeting and when re- looked Il. his watch ana men
toned the fac- several dozen clerks ard ohce-boys
,,nd. 4 t-si log the door. Ticy hid boon 80 lrtcr-
os;oI In The I:,catng tnat they had allowed tlcm,
sclycs 70 BE- at. H. returning To their offices ~
vcrk To-, "a silver man. and I'll lose my job sure:
onr oe tler, exclaimed ~ they ran. and the audi
cncr r0al.d with laughter.
The uoondiy meeting at The sane place to-day ~
infnudn, for vago-narncrs. MAJ ]. Lissaucr VIII
preside and thorc vii J." speeches By \. Noel
I;lakcrnal and Captain - Farrell
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
BLACK ~ BINGUINTON.
AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE IN THE STONE
OPERA HOUSE TO HEAR ilJM.


Bnshamton. y y. oct 2I.-Fiyc thousand people
cIbo,cd crowded ami pushed thc' way into The
Stone Opera Houac tonight Fully as many people
were turned away because there was 10 roon' ana
an overflow me ting WAS held at Republican hcid-
quarters. Women IN large numbers were present
in the body OF the theatre the boxes and on the
stage Ex-senator O'Connor presided. Lieutenant
Governor Slxton was Ill., and could not speak.
TIL, principal speaker OF the evening was Frank ;.
Black. Republican candidate for Governor Senator
Horace White Of Syracusc also spoke Mr.. Black
said In part:
Mr. Black said IN part:
have read repeatedly the statement that siIXer
has not d"Drc, lated in vaIuc. but that the Ehiue
OF gold hss increased. that Mr.. Bryan ana M
friends not lighting in favor OF n "p-ccht do!,
lar lu, against a gold dollar that Is worth W
With this SO-Calicd argument tHeE Hdtc
appo aled 10 the worklngmcn OF III. country 10 Joi
disrcputahla fiaL that is aiiOat ~ hfhali or
free silver coinage II thciT promise was true M me
workngmen Of this country would aDnna9n % 'neLI II
reason if they followed the advice. II Tue SOlu
dollar g. worth -U) cents. there j. no CAS- IN 'n'
country gaining NOR" 10y IL than the WORKING cIhS'
FOR not even the frrc--iNcrll". VINO mas declared
more uniruths than ne can ctor hope 10 be for
given for has ,vcr denied that every doi.1r in
circuntiou In this country - - good a. a En.n
II 40 tho nearest bank So Il the gold dollar -
worth -oO CENTS then cv,.H silver or .pdp'F noLir
IN a workingman'S pocket IS worth the same
Who ever heard Of the people OF any country
complaining because their money was worth, 100
much The wage of workingmcn ar" eS hlgh
many YEARS barring. perhaps the sllght Icducc
toug rtdc ii an" present stringent tneS. NM j., IL
value trcy nave cVcry reason TO rclolc' ana 70
stand hrlnly hy the policy whic3 VIII accomplish
tho wonderful result 81 maintaining the STANFORD
OF uagss. Will the ST. ndard OF value In which
tnrv are paid rises steadily.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
THOSE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATEa

TO clear away doubts on the subject. william q
Mitchell. of the Tammany Hall Printing c1'"m"'
tee. acting on the request of John e sneeaai NV
Tammany leader ntorrogatod Attorney-Genera
t,rcock "a IN the effect which the loss Of the ce.-
tiicate of registration might have on the ehc.ct
right to vote. Mr. Mitchell has received a w. %
from the Attorney tienetal. III whicn ne "'i',s. u.'
i'm his Judgment the losing OF certincate o. ~.
tration will preclude the person registered i'0H
voting. . ,~,s,
The Police Commissioners yesterday sent ia'.'
10 the Corporatio Counsel asking that ne sNe =, :
legal opinion constituting the law Oh the Sup,scs "
registra ton certificates and what effect tne s ~
the certificate would have on the voters rish' F"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
uryay ms. SAYS VIZ. OrIGG

CONGRESSMAN l.. t. Qugg spoke 10 "A large crowd
., ,,cu Yesterday ut the MONDAY mc' ding of th.
tc,volrv Trade Sound Money club at No. Al Maiden
Lane and I'm The course OF his speech he said:
I,y,n doesn't like what h" calls the deSertcrs
fro N f,c Democracy. He says they take their bag
,acn and that they can't get back Thai suits
SVc vant men who desert their party for their nag
rbo,. are welcomed by the Republican party. Who
I'm his great crisis represent that Dag? Bryan says
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24

\ meeting under the auspices of the Wage Earn
ers Patriotic League was held at Nnety-cighth-st.
and Flrst-ave at noon yesterday. continuing for
IN hour. Circulars had been distributed. and at
the hour appointed for the meeting a large number
OF workers from the gas works and the cigar fac
tories ,ar by listened addresses made from q
truck by Colonel Bloom chairman OF the lorkvic
branch OF the league, and two other speakers
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
NOTES or THE CINVASS.

The number OF Mckinley and Hobart flags in
creases in this city every day and they are to be
seen I'm every district of the city. fine Mckinley
and Hobart bnnner was raised at Bank and Hud-
son SITS on Tuesday by the business men In that
district. and Yesterday another flag was swung at
noon from No 295 TO No. poi Broadway. by the
business firms between Reade and Duane sts
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
BRYAy's SUCCESS WOULD MEAy RUM

SECRETARY FRANCIS EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS
VIGOROUS LANGUAGE.
Washington. Oct 23.-In reply to the nv'tat'o" " y.
Attorney General Walker OF Missouri 10 o'"
speeches in that stare. Secretary Francis mas w.,
ten "A letter. in which. after expressing resre' US. .
official duties prevented an acceptance he says
part: s,,d
This Is time however. when no man mana, car, "a i'm.
TO remain silent The welfare OF the vou""; stake
pered: the perpetuity OF the E"puoilr ,a ~ nsople
/ believe the sober second thought OF Wv Wv irving
will condemn and rapLdiate those VINO a.. a. ,s me
discontcnted to violations OF obg i'ons Lii ~ ,hc
lawlossress II the organization tii'ns IL elec.
regular Democracy be successful al ,hs social
zion commercial disaster, financial mlseIs, ard
discontent National dishonor, would ehs"nd be
the party responsible for such conditions 10
cursed by an outraged people Tor se"''"'
come
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
T. B. REED SPEAKS IN SPRINGfIELD' nv.

St Louis Oct. 23.-Thomas Is. See"' ,,ican
by his daughter and number OF 'o'''' ~, crriug.
noIi,iciaps left here in special ear io' srrassA
so,d Mo today. Mr. Reed spoke in sprns",s ,s
,o.nicht. and may be heard in Wichita Ms'', csL
u,orrow From there he goes TO Los Angsep pacific
and will speak at various places o" wv
l,o.st mill Election Day.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
AT .StNDOWN PARK.

London, Oct 93.-At Sandown Park to-day the
Hook Plate of $50 soveregns for two-year-ods. was
won BY W Sibary's chestnut colt Roman Chief. for
inerly owned by Richard Croker Captain For
ester's brown colt second. and H. Howard
yyse's bay colt The Ace third.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24


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New-York tribune., 1896-10-24

Tho National Democratic organizations of the
XXVIith and XXIXth Assembly districts will have
mas.-ncctings this evening Ut No lG' West Forty
sccond-si and No. LOIS LeXington-aVc.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24
ELECTION BETTING.

on the Consolidated Stock Exchange yesterday
A. Prince bet f. A. Phillips 81 eco against $3.50 thar nv
Kinley would be elected. Mr.. Prince in addition "
fered s.. 800 TO $500 on Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-24

,u .ddros. themselves once more. with hope anu
r to thc work OF restoring ana increasing inc
prosperity VI w" ' GARRET A. HOBART.