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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
GROCERS IN SESSION.
speech of Welcome by President Leigh
and standing Committees Appointed.
The Night session.

The Southern Wholesale Grocers' Asso-
clatlon convened in NTH annual ses-
sion yesterday morning in the Assembly
Hall OF the Chamber Of Commerce.
Shortly after u O'Clock the gayel, WELD
ed by President Egbort G.. Leigh. Jr..
fell. calling the convention 10 order.
There were present nearly Us delegates,
d fine looking body OF men, representing
twelve States.
Mr.. +. y. Beverage president OF the
Richmond Wholesale Crocers Assocla-
ton, took the rostrum and delivered an
address welcoming tie visiting delegates.
His remarks were ia a fellcltOus vein and
captured his audience completely. Dele
gate ". b. LOckctt, of Knoxville. Tenn,
responded In a few well-chOsen and happy
words, after which the roll was called
and business fOrmalites proceeded W.th.
First in order came the presidents re-
port. IL was read nom printed pamph-
let, copies or when were distributed among
the delegates. The repokt was an en-
couraging and satisfactory paper from
every standpoint. ana received the hearty
appreciation or all present.
The report Of the secretary and treas
urer was then read by Mr.. Lochett, VINO
fills that office. The report showed the
organ zatiOn 10 be IN good condition nnan-
cially, and its prospects TO be even
brighter than ever before.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The Chair then announced the commit
tees as follows.
on Salesmen-J. S. Moore chairman,
Richmond. ". G. Estes. Memphis J. A
jameson, Roanoke; I'D. Lockett, Knox
Vile. L. T. Webb, Nashville; ,. IL
Dimon. Columbus; J. l.. Antrim. hlch-
mond. H. Y. McCord. Atlanta w. +.
Taylor Shreveport. J. IL. Poston Mem
phis. John W. Harrison. Richmond. and
". j. DORIS Chattanooga.
on Sugar.. Il. O'Neiii (chairmam
Charleston: ]. +. Maddox. Atlanta; &. n.
Churchill. Meslphis; l.. 4. Webb. Nash
Vile: J. 4, Norris. Richmond; Il. Il. War
rem Montgomery: W. T. Simmons, Biz
mlngham: j. 3. Tiedman. Savannah; Il.
II. Hulme. Athens. w. Il. Cooper, VIII
mineton. r. Buukley. Norfolk; i. Is.
Thomas. Roanoke; c. y. Rogers. Jackson
Vile: NJ. l.. Ross. Knoxville.
ON Uniform Terms. Drayage, and Ex-
changes. H. Brooks (chairman). Men,
phis: John r. Cary, Richmond; 7. I.
Mcmillan, Knoxville, $. j. Anderson,
MONTGOMERY: Il. 4. Snotwell. Monroe;
Sol. Loeb. Columbus; }. 5. King. Athens;
II. G. wilkins. Pine Blun; w. l.. Miller,
Talladega: NJ. Gavin. Memphis; j. {.
Edonton. Jacks0n. and Henry Lanier.
Amerlcus.
on snuff-Jacob Griei tchairman), Mont
eomerv. r. 5. Hazen. Knoxville, +. ID.
Reveridge. Richmond; j. L. McNair~ VIII
mington: $ b. Hicks. Shreveport; r.. ID.
Vaughn. Winston: 7. i. Byrd. Arkansas;
II. Y. McCurd, Atlanta; II. Il. warden.
Memphis: r. s. Christian. Richmond;
George VI. Jackson, Nashville; +. NJ.
white. Jr.. Richmond. and X. L.
Thomson. Admission.
on Roasted Coffee-L. G. Younger. Rich
mond (chairman): W. f. Vandever, Mont
gomery; S. W. Lee. Birmingham: X. y.
Voight. Norfolk; @. NJ. Jackson. Nash
VILE: T. o. Trotter. Chattanooga; W. b.
Ferguson. Suffolk; NJ. w. Kelly. Column
bus: wynne Ferguson. Memphis: @. g.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

PhAlp Shea. Leroy Mccarthy, Willie
O'Connor. Charlie Griffin. Joseph Smith 4.
James pouahue. Michael Hogan, Frank
Don Leayy. i. Koch. Henry Koch. John
Smith. While Enrlght. Freddie Heyer.
James Bowers George Hubbard. Henry
keck. oscar Fowler, Louis Botto. and
Thomas Careers.
Primary Dcpartment-Miss Ida Marks,
tcacncr.
Fint s-scholarship-srve Medal.
Master Peter O'Kcene.
The following are the names Of pupils
in order OK merit: Charles johnson. Geo.
Allard. Hugh Mcclure william Botto,
John Craven. Lee Blankenship, aud
Harry Welsh.
Second Class Schoiarship-silvo Medal.
Master Joseph Dunn.
Mentioned for improvement-John No
Ian. Joseph Smith. Herbert Logan, Jo-
scph Bozzclli. aud Bernard Duke.
Third Class-lu order OF mcrit-Joseph
Ncagic. Edward thinner. Laurence Nh
relic. William Buckley. Leo Taylor. Chas
o ponnell. ana William Murolo.
Fourth Clsss-Clinton Don Lcavy. Jo-
seph Caulheld. Percy Buckley. Charles
Morgan. Thomas Botto. Chris. Welsh.
John Mckinley. Richard SEWERS. and
Frank Radford.
observation-disclosures Ailard. Hugh Nc
Guire Peter OKeeffe Charles johnson.
John Craven. William Botto. Lee Blank
enshp. Harry Welsh. Joseph Dunn.
John Nolan. Joseph Smith Bernard Duke.
Herbert Logan Joseph BozzeH. Josenh
Neaelc. Leo Taylor Laurence Murell0.
Charles O'Donnell. William Buckley. Ed
ward thinner. and William Murello.
The following little boys deserve 10 be
mentioned for trying 20 be very good and
10 obsery school r7ils:
clinton Don Leayy. John Mckinley. Jo-
seph Caulheld. Percy Buckley. Charles
Morgan. Richard Slcwers. Thomas Botto.
Chris. Welsh, and Frank Radford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

Among the cherished ana successful
Southern public Institutions that have
made their mark for integrity and sen
erai reliability. none IS wider or more
favorably known than the Old VIRGINIA
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY. Of Richmond. Va. organized 1892
over half a century in active and sue
cessful operation and In that period has
paid over four millions I'm losses. Its
policy is the shortest. simplest. and most
liberal in this country. Equitable IN
their adjustment of losses. and prompt
in the payment OF sar1e. az thou, tuds VIII
attest Tho company advertiscs In this
issue their one hundred and second divi-
dend-seml 4 per cent. They
have a very large and increasing patron
age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
ST. rArRicNs war scHooI.
The Pupils Receiving Medals Honors' and
Dther UIslInolions.

~. r.t.,..
Inc closing exercises o' ''' i'''''" ,
Male School took place wednesday morn
in- I'm The school hall.
ro,oboo and Tiornon
rev ,-.,t., Dononoo briefly
were ,..o,rnfi.hed ana
l''''"'N ''~ .r.,. ,,r tbetr SIM
''''"''' '-, ., ...t,.o,e.,oert dur
anu
3D., hon. that the next
.',,...c.effl as fha
"'-'' 10
.t.. .,,,,1e recoiv-
'''" .'H "'' va ''' 400.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
THE CITY OF PETERSBURG
A MEETING OF the CHAPPELL
FIMTLY DURING THE REUNION.
4. Z. Hlll Camp Coming In Strength and
Also the Grsys with Drum Corps
and Band.

PETERSBURG. VA. June Especial.
Mr.. W. J. Chappel. OF this city, has
received letter from Clifton Chappen.
Macon, Ca, which says:
a reunion Of the Chapel and kindred
families will be held In Richmond. Va,
Wednesday, July lst, in the parlors OF the
Exchange Hotel. from 10 A. NJ. 10 =.
NJ. and from Z. NJ. TO T PM.
1t IS suggested that each member OF
the family wear a badge OF blue ribbon
while ia the city. Please notify all the
members OF your immediate branch"
Miss Lucy J. Nunnally. Of Richmond,
IS member Of the family.
A. y. Hi Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams expect 10 carry about one hundred
and fifty men in uniform TO the reunion.
They Will be accompanied by their fine
drum corps and the Petersburg Grays
Band. The Petersburg Grays will also
attend the reunion. and expect TO 20
with fun ranks. Both the camp and
Grays had drills tonight.
HEAVY RAINS.
There were heavy rains last night IN
the vicinity OF Jordan Point and Dis
putanta station. and the ands were badly
washed.
An immense crowd will 80 from Peters
burg 20 Richmond on July "a. and the
Richmond and Peters Irg railroad VIII
run extra trains that day NJ 7.35 4. NJ:
800 a. N; a. NJ; 10 a. II II 4. VI. :
and y VI.
Mr.. George Z. Ramxsy and Miss Noliie
Kidd were married to nigi. NJ o o'cicck
40 the residence u - )rlda. IN tp.s
city Rev. a. J. Fristoe oficiated
Colonel John y. 'asI..l.o1. Ct tie
Washington Artlils.y. OF Now C,'eans.
writes here that the artillery VIII not be-
able to attend tae rvuI.,n tn Richmond
next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
Not True.

SOME OF OUR COMPETITORS HIVE
CIRCULATED y REPORT TIL At W r.
ARB NO LONGER TAKING ORDERS
FOR DECORATING. THIS IS IN
TRUE WHILE WE ARE VERY BUSY
WE ARE STILL PREPARED AND
READY To TAKE LARGE OR SNAIL
ORDERS. WE HAVE 4 LARGE FORCE
OF ASSISTANTS AND A FINE STOCK
OF DECORATING MATERIAL. We
SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS FOR FIRST
CLASS WORK AT LOW FTGURtS
MARX MITTELDORFER & son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
He Has Resigned.

Owing to continued tl-heal,h, Hon.
William Loyenstein has rendered TO
Grand Regent John j. Jamlson. OF the
Royal Arcanum. his resignation as grand
secretary MT. Loyensten has nlled this
office with great ability and entire sats-
faction 10 the order since April -. $50.
Tho grand regent "Wednesday was IN
this city and appointed Past brand Re-
gent James Il. Blanks, OF Petersburg. 10
nil the vacancy untu the next meeting
OF the Grand Councn. The grand secre-
tary's Office will hereafter be locased In
Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

A. s. Anthony. OF Louisa county was
before United States Commissioner / 'eg-
onheimer yesterday. charged with dis
filling brandy without license. The COM
missioner thought that the evidence was
not sufficiently strong 10 convict hut at
the request Of DlsJrict-Attorney Lassiter
the case was sent on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

The following judgments were rendered
IN the city Circuit Court vest arlay.
j. ". Hughes 81 CO.. who sue against
l.. 5 Preston. Judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff for 1872 i3.
I'm the case of the Planters National
Bank. against j. O.. Johnson and r. J..
Tucker. Judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff FOR S}67 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
LyyCHBURG ELOPEMENr.
The state Convention of the hP"o'''
League.

League.
ryNcHBURG, VA. June 2o,-Spec'a al, =
Henry q. Helhig. son Of John lielDisit Nh air.
Ilees Jennie Holt. daughter Of 4. a; NOV ~
q contractor eioped 10 Pe Pelham, ~ vas ms,
his afternoon. Parental opposition " ~
he oa1se of the elopement. Inc youn7
man is under age and. several ye'''
Younger than the young lady ,.,,
A State league of the American AM ~
saloon League was organized here To-
day. g.. r---yorrl,
Ieaguer- tonight .oho~
Tho first meeting was held In the taner,,
rsclo tonight Every seat was hiled ana
an standing-rOOm occupied.
The programme was as follows
Devotional service, led 10y Kevoscar LAY
Teton. Iyncnburg, Va; addresses N wei
come-i For the city, Judge FRANK I.
christian. .. For the leagues. Mr.. j. y.
Wells. president Epworth League Cliy
Union. 3 For the Churches. Rev a. Coke
smith. d. D.. Lynchhurg, Va. response
rev. ". H. d. Harper Harrisonours'
The Ieagucrs will get down to work
tomorrow morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
Steamer focahontns

Will leave here at 10 o'clock
SATURDAY NIGHT. JUNE p. 1896.
500. .Round-trip 10 Nor1oik- 1900 LOO
St ~ Round-trip 10 Newport News. s. o,
81 an Round-trip 20 ola Point. &c.. 81 ~
81 a.. Round-trip 10 ocean View. 81 u
81 -. .Kound-trip 70 the Capes. .... 20
Returning. arrive Richmond about u
o'clock Sunday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
Reduced Rates on Saturdays During Sum

Commencing Saturday, June 9Th, the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad will sell roynd-trip tickets on
Saturdays. good until following Mondays.
at the one-tare rate, 10 stations on its
line. Tickets on sale az Byrd-street sta
ton.
G. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
DEATHS.

Died. Thursday. June 25th
at 1918 A. NJ. at the residence of his
parents, 400 north Second street WILL
LIAM MARSHALL. only child OF J.
Marshall and MARI l.. Locknane.
Funeral will taks place from tho real
dence TO-DAY friday at p. NJ.
,, v,,sin aos. and Nsw xsfk sasy esess
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

DON'T READ THIS UNLESS you arc
troubled with FLIES. REACHES. and
other insects. THEN USE POLK NIL
LER'S ITALIAN INSECT POWDER"
which will effeCtuaiiy destroy thcm. BE
SURE AND SEE that you get the right
nowder i'm bottles with a red labcD.
INNS Is NEVER SOLD in bulk. All
LEADING drug and grocery stores keep
a. nm 25. and So cents per bottle.
POLK MILLER DRUG co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
.Jnhnkr,- Auction sale.

The sale is largely attended and every
body is delighted over the bargains 90
tanned. Sale at 10 A. NJ. and 2. NJ
every day. Ladies especially invited
Seats provided.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
Armenian Fund.

The meeting in the interest on the ep-
pressed Armenlans. which was neid last
Sunday afternoon. has begun 90 bear
fruit Mr.. Jc-z .. williams the treas
urcr. has submitted the following list OF
contributions received 10 aid them:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26
Sunday az Lynchbnrg, Va.

EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION
SPECIAL SERVICE VIA CHESAPEAKE
AND ONO RAILWAY
In order 20 accommodate parties de-
string 10 visit Lynchburg during the Ep-
worth League Convention ihe Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company have ar
ranged for their train leaving Richmond
at 2. NJ. Saturday June 9th. from
James River Division Station. foot OF
Eighth street. to run through TO Lynch
burg. Returning. train will leave Lynch
burg at 3.15 A. NJ. Monday. June 18th
reaching Richmond al $40 A. NJ Tickets
will however. bear hnal limit of June
30. 1896. Fare only $40 round-trip.
Leave your orders for decorating with
clean cclors with Mitteldorfer. and get a
good Job. We are the only Southern peo-
pie in the business. Leave your money
at home.
MITTELDORFER.
=. zoe east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-26

Weeks. Monroe. and j. NJ. Miller, Jr.'
stanton.
on Packing-House Products-J. B. Ar
dis chairman. Sbre veport; $. l.. 'ald-
well. Gadsden. Bartlett Roper. Peters
burg: T. w. Harmon. Montgomery; G.
Wolbern. Jr., Charleston, +. ". Taylor,
Memphis. Robert orr, Nashville; Henry
Hutchinson. staunton: j. 5. Handy Mol-
roe: T. W. Kaminski. Georgetown; +. \.
Saunders. Jr.. Richmond; l.. +. Luckado,
Iynchburg. J. 6. Jones, Huntsville, ana
W. l.. Slater. Richmond
PAPERS READ.
IL was announced that rooms had been
secured I'm the building for the use or
the various committees.
Mr.. Lockett. being introduced 10 the
convention. read paper on "Salesmen.'
A paper on THE Equality Plan" was read
by Mr.. G. y. Churchill, after which an
adjournment was taken. and the commit
tees went 10 work TO mature their re-
ports.
THE NIGHT SESSION.
The convention reconvened AZ o'clock
IN the evening and remained in session
several hours Reports Of tho various
committees. showing the condition OF
the different branches OF the trade. were
received. After n discussion Of some
length on the reports and the disposal or
further routine business, the convention
adjourned until IL o'clock this morning
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-09-18

Grand lodge of I. o. o. F. meets
at Boise October %.
Commissioner Cone went to
Florence Wednesday.
The Lewiston stage makes good
time these fine days.
The Denver Planning mill make
all kinds Of furniture.
Rock bottom prices at George
Browns, Stuart, Idaho.
Go to Magee's for ice cold soda
water, milk shake, lemonade, etc.
Dernham & Kaufman Co. have
new ad. in today's F. P.
Mrs. Freidenrich has been bed
fast with neuralgia this week.
G. S. Rossiter left for Walla
Walla Tuesday with his family.
o. B. Garfield was up from Dou-
mecq plains this week on a trading
trip.
Roy Cully's baby was reported
dying across Clearwater Monday
morning.
F. r. Culbertson went to Flor
ence Monday to examine the Gold
Bug strike.
Several copies of the FREE PRESS
of July II wanted Immediately at
this office.
Honest goods at honest prices al
George Browns. Give him a call
Stuart, Idaho.
The steamer leaves Lewiston
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday al
8 a. M, until further notice.
}, We take spring chickens ant
. fresh butter on your subscription
account to the FREE PRESS.
d. P. Mahoney, of Wallace, wa
/ in town this week en- route Il
Florence to look after his mining
. interests.
II Doubletrees, singletrees an
neckyokes, all complete, at Day
Bunnelrs, cheaper than you ca
/, buy the wood.
l A No. / baled hay for sale q
$3.50 per ton, by f. w. Oliver, 3
miles northeast of Grangeville, an
nine miles east of Denver. /.
=. J.C. Moore, superintendent (
the Fine Gold Saving Co., opera
u ing on Shorty Bar, on Salmo
u river, was in town this week.
O John Rice brought up som
Is mammoth potatoes from Sla'
70 creek last week which were abol
as good as any we have ever seel
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-09-18
Lost in the Mountains.
Absolutely Pure.

Photographer John Hanson ar
rived from his mountain trip last
Saturday. While attempting to go
from Joe Akin's, on the main Sal
mon, two miles above mouth of
south fork, to Dixie, he got lost on
one of the long ridges of burnt tim
Der and was out four days before
he struck a trail which led him
down to Peter Malleck's ranch,
ten miles below south fork. On
the last day he met Prof. Everett,
of Tacoma, and DIR. Mckenzie and
Mr.. Reed, mining men of Cripple
Creek, Colorado, who were pros
pecting in those wilds for minerals.
He was treated kindly and di-
rected to Malleck's, where he rest
ed day and then returned with a
guide to Dixie, where he took
pictures of all points of interest,
including the shaft on the Com
stock mine, the Dillinger cabin,
Blaine's sawmill and flume, the
Golden Age tunnel, ETC., after
which he returned to Warrens via
Akins'. Another man, Jas Cour-
teny by name, was nine days with
out food in making the same trip
over the same trail, and he, too,
brought up at Malleck's in a fam
ished condition. The trail from
Akins' to Dixie is what is known
as the old Lemhi trail, leading tt
Lemhi bar, but it is really no trai
at all and what there is is impassi
BILE for down timber. Mr.. Hanson
has a portfolio Of views of every
, thing of interest in Warrens. Flor
ence and Dixie and contiguou.
!, country.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-09-18

The delegates are coming in
from the mountain precincts.
Delicious! Schilling's Best tea,
made according to directions.
P. L. O'Bannon was up from
Harpster Saturday on business.
Four county conventions meet
in Grangeville tomorrow, Satur-
day.
Mrs. Romero has removed her
restaurant to the building opposite
the Palace hotel.
Contractor Grabski is building a
residence for M. Rambo adjoining
Grandma Crooks.
H. G. Oliver, the new postmas-
ter at Harpster, took a trip to
Genesee last week.
The great object of the McKin-
leyites in this state seems to be to
down senator Dubois.
Among gentlemen there are no
personal dislikes involved in DIFF
ferences of opinion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Harris, OF
Wardner, passed through town
last week en- route to Florence.
The silver republican conven-
tion tomorrow will be held in the
dining room of the Palace hotel.
Mr.. Freidenrich has had new
sidewalk laid the whole length oi
his residence property on Main
street.
The proxies from Warrens ar(
all in the hands of the silver re-
publicans. The Cottonwood dele
CATION is divided.
"When you know the girl yot
love loves your is when you buy
: her q new cook stove. She will
look the part if you get stove a
Day & Bunnell's.
About the 1st Of October Mis-
NJ. E. Robinson will open up al
entirely new stock Of milliner.
r in the room formerly occupied b
t her in the Grange block.
If you have no brick Gimme
g in your house get Day & BunneI
}. to make you a chimney of galvar
lied iron. They stand the bes
D and are cheaper than brick.
"Our stove is about gone," tina
is what you hear them say. RI
a member that Day & Bunnell ca
! sell you new one for less none
q than you paid for your old on
: that is now burned up.
1t Money is the all absorbin
topic of the day. I am especial
IS anxious to get hold of some
!. those "no good" silver dollar
% Give me a call il you wish larE
d returns for your money.-H.
p OLIVER.
Of District court in this county
called for October 5 instead of @
tober 12. See official notice b
~ ~ page 2. The change is made
90 90 account of the State Supreme cop
~ 's in Lewiston and U. s. court
>. Moscow.
- Remember you find the highe
he grade cigars at Magee's; Monogram
no Cuban blossom, Newport clp
Trabncos, Pastime and La Flor
Addison. All high grade H
o. West Havana cigars. Portlal
an prices. Try them.
IS: Capt. Gum, the peoples dem
il cratic party nominee for congre
II. will address the electors of Ida
q, county at the following times al
N, places: Cottonw ood, Friday, Ot
m, ober 2; Denver, Saturday, Octob
an 8, at noon; and Grangeville, Satr
day evening, October 3.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-09-18

The w. G. T. u. will meet at
the M. E. church on Thursday,
September "a, at 7 O'Clock p. m.
Would like to see the people out,
and to have the aid Of all friends
of the temperance cause.
DR.. Bibby shipped into Florence
this week q 25-horse power steam
hoist to be used in the develop
ment of his Toledo mine
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1896-09-18
Genuine fall weather.


All the stage lines are making
good time.
Many Indians have been trad
ing here this week.
Screen doors and screen win
dows at Day & Bunnell's.
Grand lodge Knights of Pythias
is in session in Lewiston this week.
Parties were here last week look
ing for location for creamery
farm.
The fall term of the state uni
versity at Moscow opens on We'd
nesday next, Sept. %.
J.F. Mclean has returned from
Florence and reports severe storms
with heavy snow in those noun
tains last week.
Harry Faulkner is circulating a
petition to the commissioners to
put the road between Mt. Idaho
and Florence in good repair this
fall.
Get your pumps and have them
put in before winter comes. Day
& Bunnell's is the place to get
them if you don't want them to
freeze.
WANrED.-A girl to do general
housework. Sure pay and the
comforts of good home. Apply
at FREE PRESS Office for further
particulars.
Harvey Tefft, of Keuterville, and
G. II. Brockman, of Denver, are
candidates for commissioner from
this district before the democratic
convention tomorrow.
1. B. Welsh, president of thu
Spokane Belle mining Co., of SpO
kane, is in town and goes into Ell
City with Frank j. Reed toda,
to look over that district.
P. III. McEntee, wife and child
rem came out from Elk last weel
to have the children treated 70
dysentry. They are now alrigl
and will return in few days.
The jobbing trade of Grangevill
is growing to large proportions
Fully 80 per cent. of all the mer
chandise imported into Idah
county is handled by Grangevill
merchants.
! We are now prepared to tax
orders for fall and winter JACKIE ct
I and capes at the very lowest price
and after latest styles.-ALExAs
DER & FREIDENRICH, the cheapes
cash store in Idaho county.
: P. 0. inspector Wayland W;
over the Salmon river route r
, Gently and tells a south Idaf
U paper that when the wagon rOs
q Is completed it will make the bi
gest mail route In the State
10 Idaho.
= We will have in stock abo
o Oct. l, the finest line Of ladi
Jackets ever shown on Cam
d prairie, comprising richness al
4 elegance, but made to wear. Dor
n buy until you see our line.
ALExANDER & FREIDENRICH, t
j., cheapest cash store in Ida
u county.
I'd The following were elected de
gates to the Silver Republic
oe county convention to be held
y Grangeville ON Sept. 10, 1S!
~ v. Holz, s. E. Bibby, J. A. W
>" kinson, Amos Markham, P.
Ready, 8. L. Cowen, F. E. Fog
,e r. F. Fulton, T. e. Edmundst
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Notice..


Parents and guardians having
children from other districts at
tending the school in Mt. Idaho,
will please pay their tuition by
next Monday, or else have their
children stop.
Notice is further given that no
more children can be accommo-
dated is said district. Parties in
tending to send children from
other districts will govern them
selves accordingly.
w. N. KNOX,
GEO. d. SMITH,
GEo. III. MICHAEL,
Trustees