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The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28

no LET CHEAP, $15, 5-RooM HOUSE AND
L basement 10 Folsom ave, bet. Seventh and
Eighth SIS
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28

TWO HOUSES OF 7 AND NICE LARGE
sunny rooms, newly painted and papered and
thoroughly renovated: large basement: laundry
and bath; nice yard in front and rear; 4l9 and 42I
Castro ST., near Market Inq uire of owner, 20S0
Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28
Builders Contracts.

Hobbs, Wall & Co. with John F. Riley brick
and concrete work, etc, for 2-story building
w line OF Beae street, 275 n Of Bryant 4. J.
Welsh arcbi ect; $1,000.
O. Falch with c. Schutt to erect 3-story build
Ing NE corner OF Mir. teenth and Howard
streets, Martens & Coffey architects; $5355.
Same with G. G. Sweeney, plumbing and gas
fitting same, same arc chitect; S1099
Same wi h F. Schnefer, pal ting and granting on
same, same architect; 8.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28

BORN.
ALICE-January %, 1897, 20 the wife of George
Alice, n daug hter.
ATTINGER-In this city, February 20 1897, 10
The wife of Chris Attinger, a son.
Frankie this city. February TO- 1897, TO tn e
wife of Nathan ii. Frank,
HAUSMA MIN this city, February 1S, 1897 to
the wife OF Fred Hausma nm, SON
HOUSTON-In this city, February 20, 1897, to the
wife OF F. Il. Houston q SON
HOGAN-In this city, February 21, 1897, to the
wife OF c. ]. Hogan, son.
MOORE February 27, 1897, to the wife Of w. E.
Moore, a son.
KAVN-In this city, to the wife OF L L. Ravn,
ROLPH-In this city. February 1S, 1897, 10 the
wife OF w. n. Rolph, daughter.
SMITH-In this city, Fe pruary 20, 1897, to the
wife of James H. Smith
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28

FURNISHED RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
i for sale or lease at bargain; the owner viii
sell or lease residence with IL rooms partly fur
nished with about two acres of land hiRhly i'm
proved, situate in East Oakland electric road,
within ten minutes walk from Twenty thiri-street
station: broad gauge railroad moderate and
price reasonable. For further particulars apply
MADISON & BURKE, 6-6 Market ST.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE OF :6
II rooms; % rooms can be rented north side
Of Mission ST., between Fourth anc Fifth. For
particulars apply 10 MADISON & BURKE, 626
Marker ST.
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28
BlkThS-llARRlAGES

birth. marriage aud death notices sen. bv mali
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed In q,
either of tile publication Offices and be indorseI
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28
DIED.

DIED.
Csvanaugh, Alice NJ. Lndenbaum QnfAnt)
Cheyne John Lynch. James
Cole, Mrs. Mary A. Mauerhan, Albert @.
Cresswell, William p OHare, James
Douks, Peter IL PaugtiRn, John
Fitzgibbon. John NJ. Pom, Jean p
Foster, George Z. Roach, Thomas A.
Granville Thomas r. R0urKe. Peter
Hanies, August +. Schroeder. Martin B.
Hoey, Michael Seitz Doro hea
kearney. Theresa Smith, William +.
Kilian. Julia Tomanovich, Andria
Kreuzberger Jane Ware Mehi abel NJ.
Lawrence, James J.. Wilson, Ann
Lewis, Enoch L. Welcome, Mary A.
this city, February 27, 1897,
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
PALACE HOTEL.

PALACE
Mrs C f Eastlack, Bostr
Mrs Smith. Boston
Eli Mix. Boston
Mrs ELI MIX, Boston
II ] Lefevre, Boston
Hrs II ] Lefevre, Boston
Miss NJ Mary Upsou, BostI
Mrs B SILK, Boston
Miss ] I odgs. Boston
w NJ BuIterfield, BostoI
] L Pick erlng, Boston
Mrs ] l. PicKering. BoStI
Miss Goddard, Boston
H n Havens. Boston
Mrs H y II avens. RostoI
Mrs w II Hill. Boston
Mrs ] Lister, Bos on
Nj rs w H Miller, BostoI
w d French, Boston
Mrs = Gurdy, Boston
B SILK, Boston
Mrs Itchnsr, Boston
I G Eoorenhan, | oston
| Mrs c Koorenhan. Bostl
w e Norris, Boston
Miss Eva Armour, Bostl
] A San born, Oakland
w II Kingsley, Denver
A NJ Schleewer, n Y
L Laverge, Everett
+ Johnson, Alameda
L X / ddy, Boston
Mrs L r Eddy, Boston
Mrs 81 d Delano, Boston
Mrs J Johnston, Boston
G F Buck, Boston
Mrs Griffith, Boston
Mrs e + Buck, Boston
Mrs J Griffith, Boston
5 A Grocer, Boston
D J Folger, Boston
Miss Taylor. Boston
NJ L HeisI, Boston
Mrs NJ L Heist, Boston
Miss Heist, Boston
l j Miller, Bosio ion
Mrs e ] Miller, Boston
Miss Il Lemon, Boston
G II Nichols, Boston
Mrs Nichols, Boston
F C [ ollins, Boston
Mrs b r Green. Boston
Miss Julia Jones, Boston
] 4 Green, Boston
E r Film BostoL
C J W esson, Boston
Mrs + r Flint, Boston
Mrs G Wesson, Boston
q G Wright, Chi, ago
J T ClAs bey. LIS Angeles
II GrowtaSe, \ \
y X Bigelow, n Y
Mrs G StIckney, Iowa
II + FaIrbank, Mass
G w Smith, Boston
+ Harvey, Kansas City
] + / ennis, Iteno
c K Eastlack, Boston
NEW WEST
J Smith, Suisun
n Jones, GAINESVILLE
Il IL White, y Y
T ] - huIdt & 4, Bolder
] Sweetland. Nova Scott.
F Roos, J rockton
G Jones, Tacoma
T Roberts, Los Angeles
+ Baker, Denver
NJ Donovan, England
+ Giidea, Yreka
T McNamara, Portland
COSMUPULI
T w P.ck!ord, Fresno
Mrs Wilson. LIS Angels
] Johnson & w, Ukiah
] Binn, CAlaveras
Miss p Webbing. Eng
Miss Macfarlane, Canad
] Webb, Sacramento
ID l. Morrison, ST Louis
+ Khan, St l. luiS
] rringove, Antioch
C.Allen, Tia JuanR
G Nj Moore. sonora
P Breede, Philadelphia
GRAND
w P Thomas, Ukiah
Z w Pendleton. Los Ang
Mrs + w salisbury, Pa
II W Grimsbee, Mich
P A Buell., stockton
c Kent, Cal
JB Irving, Sn Andreas
J Carpenter. Chicago
w ] Anderson & W, n Y
L Ii Hinckley, y Y
Sirs A Borach, san Jose
A Hampel, Sacto
] p Baumgart ner, Cal
H T Power, Sacto
BALDWI,
D wit ger. san Jose
d c Stanley, LiVermore
S Newell. Stockton
e Williams :, Danville
J II DrosCe, St Louis
w d D Wis, SRcto
f IL Crawford. Chicago
NJ Knox, Haywards
J. !; Stunseli Il W, Sacto
G Miller. Sacto
+ Cook, Fresno
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22

hardly bej;ovc hi. ovos .ut :. -,
Confederate BILL" he tboupbt and
started to toss it aside, Il seem
ed incredible that such n Iookiny
man rs the deceased could have
that much money.
He opened the other "coniurc
balls" In each were rrcenbocKs
From all three 1921 in currency
were taken.
In the trousers of the deceased
vas pocket book. II contained
- cents in chnnuc. = loc'. of
brown hair carefully wr,.pcJ in
I"nnr and "a worn roc"in. which
read:
''N,"o1vol OF Joseph Cooley
one do.ar in full Of his acct due
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
a Young Lady Killed by Light
ming in Sumter County.

Sumter, Sept 20.-During n
thunder storm yesterday afternoon
Miss Susan Broadway, daughter
of Mr. James Broadway of Packs
vile, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed. She was sitting
by an open window reading when
struck and the book she had in her
hand was burned. Two children
were in the room but neither of
them were burt. One was thrown
from chair in which ii was seat
ed, and the chair torn to pieces.
About the same time a mule be.
longing TO Mr. w NJ Broadway
was struck and killed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
.SoUe'hiny to KmolC.

Il may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restor.
ing iIe urrd ou; nervous system to
Eeu.th au Wig IS Teelri Rir.er-.
fhis mliHhse i, purely vegetable.
arls by giving tome 10 tbe reyy. centres
in the snmach comfy stimulates Tine
isiyerani kuinoys snIaids acse or
gaus be throwing otrimpurlrie- in the
blood. T. ec.Fie Bhters improvo the
apoetiie, aids digestion, and Is pro
noanced by those who have tried it as
The very best blood purifier aud nerve
tonic. Try II. Sold for SOC or 81 90
per bottle at Crawford Bros Drug
store.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
FIRED BY LIGHTNING.
Little Town on the :. G. & G..
Road Said to Have Been De.
stroycd Friday Night.
Special TO The State.

Special to The State.
Charleston, Sept. ls.-The
town Of RidgcvilIc, on the South
CaroIino and Georgia road, was
burned down last night. The in
formation received in the city to-
day was very mcagrc, and full
particulars cannot be given.
It is said that a severe clcctri-
cal storm passed over the place
and the fire was the result of tle,
lightnings work. Almost the
entire town was consumed, in
cluding the depot, but the losses
Will not be very great, rs Ridge
vile is quite small place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22

Simon Petcrkin, Sleep and Whis
key Burdcncd, Lies on Track.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Darlington, Sept 1S.-Simon
Peterkin, colOred. on Wednesday
morning was Il passenger on an
excursion train that ran from
Bennettsville to Wilmington. On
the return of the train at o clock
in the morning he got off at Rob
bins Neck and walked on the rail
road track towards his home.
four miles further eastward. At
ter traversing the iron highway
for few miles he succumbed tC
fatigue and Wilmington whiskey
of a poor quality and stretched
out on the ground with the raj
for a pillow. In about two hour,
the excursion train on its return
from Bennettsville encounter &c
him. His head was severed from
the body by the wheels of the
locomotive and thrown 20 feet
and the body shattered and batter
ed as if struck by an II inch Par
rott shell The engineer meyer
knew the deadly work he har
done on that night until he wa
informed of it next day.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
CUT HIS THROAT AND ES.
CAPPED.
Policeman Murdered While Max.
ing an Arrest at Brookland.

Columbia, Sept. Is. Robert
Hook, white man, cut the throat
from ear TO ear of Policeman John
Goss, of Brookland, u suburb of
Columbia, tonight, while the of
ficer was attempting to arrest his
brother.
Hook mounted horse and es-
capped. The policeman died in
stantly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
Dispenser Scots $ Shorta gels More
Than the Face Value of Bond.

Solicitor Thurmond was in the
city yesterday preparing the pa
pers in the case OF j ) Campbell.
as county treasurer of Richland,
against L a Scott, l. vi Scott and
Geo. w Parker, suit for SO, 900
on L A SCOTS bond as dispenser.
The amount of Scott's shortage IS
81, 800 2S, while his bond is only
for SO, 900. There are $500 or
500 in the bank to SCOTS credit
as dispenser, and the amount of
the shortage will be further redu-
ced when credit is given for the
return of some stock from his dis
pensary when it was closed. RI
Abney is Scott's attorney. The
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
\ GIFT TO FURNLAN.
Grecnyille News.

- 'ANNll ' liN .NNNN >.
DR. and Mrs + 4 Miles, of this
city, have made "A deed of Gift of
their valuable Caesars Head prop
erty, consisting Of the buildings
of the famous Caesars Head re
SORE and 2,231 acres of valuable
land to Furman university. DR.
and Mrs Miles refused $4,000 in
cash for this property few years
ago.
The conditions named bv the
donors are that the Furman trus-
tees pay them an annuity of $500
andgive them free board in the
hotel, or one of the cottages, when
the hotel is open. The trustees
are given absolute control of the
property after the first of next
month. The annuity is to be
paid during the life of both. or
either, of the donors.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22

'''''''''' ''.. . ". l-.s.
Atlanta, Sept. 19,-Thc shoot
inc Of the negro postmaster mt
llogansyillc threatens to entail
no end OF trouble for the people
of that town. \ poStollicc in
spcctor has finished Il three days
investigation of the shooting and
it is stated tonight that rs Il re-
suit of his work two of the most
prominent business men in the
town will be arrested this week
ON charge of attempting to rs
sassinate the postmaster.
The people of the town are call
ed upon 10 face a most uncomfor-
table state of affairs. They have
never yet patronizod tha negro
postmaster directly, the old post
master, Nardaway, maintaining
hi, old postotliro mI sending for
and obtaining in bulk the mail
matter for all hi, white patrons.
Their letters were mailed on
the train. The cN postmaster
will be prosecuted for this and
the letters can no longer he mailed
on the trains. When this action
was announced two days ago the
citizens conceived the plan of
having their mail sent to the
nearest postotiicc and sending Il
carrier for it. They are now
told that this would be in violation
of the law, which permits only
the government to maintain a post
route. This brings them to the
bitter alternative of patronizing
the negro postmaster or having
no mail at all. Feeling is high
among both whites and blacks and
further trouble is feared, although
it is not imminent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
FRESH BEEF

4 L ALL times n nv market i'm the
"A Davis building Ny refrigerator
keeps ii almost ice.cold will deliver
/, In any part Of town at any hour de l..
sired You can purchase beef wnen
you wish. leave IL in the refrigerator
and | will send il L your home any
time you may wish il sent This in
sures your beef being kept perfectly
fresh. w. H. VOTING
July Goth, ls97-3m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
Died of LockJaw.

Sumter, Sept. 20. Ten davs
ago Joe Jenkins, the y year old
son Of Mr. T j jenkins, OF this
city stack q nail in his foot The
wo"ud bcalei up nicely at once.
A few day ago thc litle fellow
was taken sick and ON Wednesday
locsjmE ct ia and after suffering
the most eZcruomtinc agony death
came TO his relief this morning.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
A RICH PAUPGR Dies
Over Two Hundred Dollars
Found in Ills Clothes.
UNKNOWN IN COLUMBIA,
Death of Il Stranger Who Tried t
Conceal His Identity - lie
Acted Mystcriouslv.
The State, 18th instant.

. 80 - ~
'" ""',.''"" ""''' mans a'
'''3 "''' gray .'o'''''' "''i o9'.i-
,'''' ~ '''','''''l .'1 %
T. .' .' '.'. ''........'' county a"..5-
''''......'.' !" '.'
'' '''''''a u" '''''
.' '.' '....'' ,' ''' '','
,. - i'' 49, INV . ''.'' ..'
" ''. ''' '''.'.- 80 "S' t.
"'s'''E night when or Frank
''"'" went /" MS nome IN the
3''"F"N ~ OoiinNA ne found iN-
''- !" ''' l"'" '.l'' "'n man. tie
WI" '''' ""''"' Nc h''' 'lPhoia i'-
''' "' '''co" "'"'" nm oId u"
nave any money with a view OF
','','"S m,"' 10 ''' No'"ihoia nos.
P'''. Inc stranger answered
o"'' ''''''
Al the gate an old lam- shack
OF " buggy and IL lean horse awoit-
co h''n' 1t was driven by Tom
my MarSh, aNonng white boy who
''''S III 'h"' hei9hhorhood. Iom-
my "'" not know VINO the man
was ne was "r''lng' Inc turnout
"''onSto 10 lhe SicN man. lhe
'oC''r nc'peo hIn INTO the ysh'eie
'-llf go him togo To heAtsssNst- -of
po'''s' VINO Wo''" t"Ne care OF
nun 'or 'N' night Instead OF do
'"3 80 ne "Fo'c 70 Il wagon yard
""U SP'"' ,'e n'2"''
" ''''''S'''E "'"'l noon INC po-
- nee lou"' ','" and brought him to
'''' ''"''"" mousse lie was given
'o"s" p'''e'' me morse and
o"Sy were 'F'' IN c""FS' OF lom-
,ns N'"'S"' Dr, Green VINO at
'"1 ''"n'y S,'N' was sent
' - I'o 'n'Gi o' ponce lie
MS ""N"o"n patient OF
""''
' man Souii scafcciy ta'k. 49,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
The lLnncaster.
Graded School

THE NEXT session of the Ian.
caster Graded School begins Sep
temhcr 18th, 1897. The building
has been enlarged recently and
the teaching force augmented.
We are now prepared to give es-
pecial attention to pupils prepar-
ing for a college course, or for
special classes in college course.
Terms reasonable. For furth-
er information address
A. NJ. RANKIN,
Superintendent.
Aug II, 1S97-1mo.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22

ga" It'h ou human. mango on horses
dogs a d al s'0rk, cured ia so minutes
10y Wn'liOrd's ~Hri!ary , Ottou 1HiS
never fails Sold bN J f. mckey Il
Nn., Druggist. Lancaster, : &
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22

4 beg your pardon, sang out
the convict, as the governor passed
by his cell.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22

The Bible is a book full Of light
and wisdom. IL will make vou
wise to eternal life, and furnish
you with directions and principles
to guide and order your life safe
~ and prudeptIy. There is no
book like the Bible for excellent
learning, wisdom aud use.
CAETo7EA.
ms ae- n
,,.s;I.. ,;s;ls ~ LSz ma
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22

Caution is the lower story af
prudence.
Those who never admire others
are rarely admired themselves.
Children Cry co. p;tche-'1 cssto-is.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22
OUR LEADERS.

% pounds light brown sugar for 81 90
$ puunds Arbu 'kles Coffee for 90
. pounds good green coffee for %
l pound fine tobacco for 80 cents.
BoS~ Tin Ware VERY CHEAP.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1897-09-22

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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-29
GOOD RANCH FOR SALE.

-Four miles West of Keuterville,
160 acres excellent agricultural and
timber land, 80 acres in cultivation,
small orchard, some small fruit, all
fenced, cross fenced, good buildings.
house 28x30 Z rooms, Darn 32x60 1
barn 22x32 shop and granary 12x16
wagon house 12x32, and other build
ings.
For further particulars enquire
at this Office.
/" Twist your Lily is the name
of a new dance that is all the rage
in NeB York. The new dance will
probably be introduced in this sec
tion ere long. The only trouble is
fellow might twist some other fell
lows Lily and get thumped.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-29

Attorney Morgan, of Moscow is
acting prosecuting attorney in place
of Clay McNamee.
George \ ewman and Miss Alma
Clough came up from Lewiston on
Tuesday evening.
Allie Vincent presented this Of
fee with a turnip, last week, which
weighed IA pounds.
Cottonwood seems to be free from
the diseases which are nearly epi-
demic, in other places.
The ladies who desire hat suita-
BILE for the season and of the very
latest New York fashion, can find
them at.
Mrs. ]. M. WoLBERT.
Mrs. Sam Goldstone's mother,
Mrs. Binnard of Lewiston
is up on a visit to her daughter
M. L, Martin brought in some
onions, carrots, and beets, to this
Office that are as fine as we have
seen this year,
Our subscribers who know them
selves to be in arrears will do us a
favor by calling and paying up, as
it will save us the trouble of calling
on them.
The coroner will bring suit against
the county, for fees as physician,
in an inquest case that was not al
lowed, but which was allowed in the
cases of his immediate predecessors.
There will be the incest assort.
ment of Millinery, opened up for
insection; at Mrs. GUTJAHR's Mil
liner store, on or about Oct. 23rd.
or 25th.
Ladies are cordially invited to call |
and see them, prices to suit every
one.
The would be, candidate for gov
ernor has pursuaded the county
to oyiolate their own
contract, in order to give him some
pie. He'd make great "Guvnah."
Corner asQre Denvyr, II. Kuther
Prop, wishing the public to know
hat | have laid in 4 complete stock
If GROCERIES, DN GooDs, SHOES,
md HARDWARE. Which will go at a
bargain, wheat Taken in exchange,
ggs at 20 cents per dozen.
H. KUTNER. 2t
Will be IN White Bird on Mon
lay November Sth, for a few days.
We cordially invite the people of
hat vicinity to give us call.
Examinations free, and all work /
uaranteed. We refer to Mrs. Greg
ry and Mr.. Curtis of your town.
Respectfully, T. w. Bray Dentist ! i
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-29

j. w. Gaines started for Lewiston
with a bunch Of hogs Wednesday
morning.
Clay Robbins came in from Bad
ger on Wednesday and returrei on
Thursday.
DR.. Nickel of Grangeville, was
in town on Wednesday and yester-
day morning.
Cottonwood will give a bonus to
the right man or company, whoputs
in a -four mill
For bargains go,to Denver Corner
store, bring along ScEr wheat, eggs
~. Kuther.
AL Creel man, cur genial Creely'
eturned from the grand lodge |. 0.
0. f at Idaho Fails on Tuesday eve
ming.
Just reoieysS so c,4ss RUBBER
III. KUTHER X 1t
DenveYandK Keutherville'
DIR. S. L. Shgft, Dentist, Gold FL
ling, Crown and Bridge work,
specially. Farm products taken.
Three years a resident.
The bones OF a man have been
discovered in bunk in a cabin on
the middle fork of the Clearwater
river above Stuart. supposed to have
been dead about two years. This is
reported by Jim WEIGH, and Fred
SLissler. The coroner should look |
up the matter.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-29
COUNTY NEWS.
Grangeyille.


John Higgins was appointed mar
shal by the council last Saturday
night.
Mr.. Norwood was selected by that
honorable body for treasurer of this
municipality.
The grand jury is in session this
week at MtIdaho.
Commissioner Briscoe came in
from Florence Tuesday.
Mort Martin is about town occa-
sionally this week being on the
grand jury.
DIR. Green is quite sick with the
prevailing fever.
Your correspondent had a few
minutes pleasant conversation with
Mr.. Nichols, Cottonwood's genial
postmaster on our streets Wednes-
day.
DR.. Blake and son of Keuterville
were in town Tuesday on business.
J. Woodring Of Cottonwood paid
our town pleasant visit Monday
T. u. Fogg has been quite sick
for the past threa weeks with the
fever, his many friends hope to see
him around soon again.
Cur school furniture has arrived
and is being put in place.
Henry Jones is getting lumber
ON the ground preparatory to build
ing on his property.
HAWKEYE.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-29
GLEANINGS.
arb wire at Greying's.

Barb wire at Greying's.
Dr. Short has card in this issue
Geo. Newman went to Lewiston
on Sunday last.
i Mr.. Geddy and family returned
from Oregon last week.
w. P. Nichols made trip tc
fGrangeyille Wednesday.
II. V. Brown made call on us
yesterday, come again Hod.
There will be a meeting of the Peoples
Party County Central Committee, and
Rll members of the party me earnestly
requested to attend, ON Saturday Novem-
per 18th, 1897 By order of Committee
WE GRAHAM, Secretary
WANTED-FAT Hogs. [ will pay
he highest market price for fat hogs
delivered at Cottonwood.
j. W. GAINS.
Cottonwood needs a -four mill
fnd needs it bad, and the one who
Jets in on the "ground floor will
trike it rich.
See the new ad Of the M. M.
Cash Store of Grangeyille Idaho in
his issue.
Groceries, fruits, cigars, confect-
onery, books, notions, musical in
truments at the M. M. Cash
tore Grangeyille, Idaho.
4 You can buy any kind of grain
md feed at the Overland feed and
Fale stable. Corral for stockmen.
J. M. Moore, Prop
Ladies before buying your fall
End winter hats, see my stock, ]. can
ult you as to quality and price,
MRS. j. M. WoIBERT.
| will be in my Office in Cotton
fyery Saturday for the transaction
Pf all business.
H. ROBINS.
Books, fine stationery, music etc,
the M. & M. store, Grangeville
idaho.
Any one having a horse or rig to
fade for dental-work will do we'll to
be DR.. Bray.
DR.. Truitt will answer all profess
Pnal calls, night or day, Office at
sldence, near the Catholic church. |
Money saved is money made, you
IN save money and thereby make
oney by patronizing the Overland
ed and sales stable.
Lawyers Canyon Saw shingle and
laning Mill, always carry full
tock of flooring. rustic, beaded
liing, casing and all kinds OF
mension, rough and finishing lum-
r., WEBSTER & WRIGHT, pro-
ietors.
Mill and yard A miles south of
ostlake.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-10-29

In order that the public may APP
preciate the fact that we are fully
equipped to do first class work, fine,
durable and artistic, in all the late
modern and most delicate up to
date operations in dental surgery,
we are pleased to announce, beleiv-
ing it to be a business proposition
which the people will not be slow to
grasp; that all examinations, in:
cluding one silver filling will be
rendered free of charge.
We cordially invite you to come
and secure sample of our work, it
will cost you nothing.
Respectfully
DR., T. w. BRAY.