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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23
SCARE OVER A MISSING BOY.
Fears That He Was Murdered But
He Had Only Run Away.

Atlanta, Ga, July 22.-There was hurry
ing and skurrying tonight on the part Of
the detective department for five hours
10 locate Robert Powers, who was sup
posed to have been taken out 10 Lake
wood and drowned or otherwise murdered.
He Is a young boy and is said 10 have been
last seen in that locality in the company
OF a negro.
II developed that Is was a case OF run.
away, and not OF murder. His real name
Is not Powers, but gentleman OF that
name who lives near the city had adopt %
ed him. His mother lives IN Virginia, and
recently she wanted TO regain possession
Of her son and sent money TO buy him a
railroad ticket to her home. The case is
clouded with mystery. but II seems two
white men were instrumental In getting
the boy away from his adopted parents
and placing him on the tran for Virginia
tonight
As soon as Mr.. Powers heard what had
become OF the young man he took Wig
orous steps 20 have him sent back. Tee-
grams were sent thick and fast. At last
the boy was located az Abbcville. s. c..
and at / o'clock this morning Powers and
his wife and Chief OF Detectives Slaughter
were waiting 70 receive news OF his ar
rest.
The nature OF the disagreement between
the real mother and the adopted parents
concerning the custody Of the boy could
not be learned. as the detectives had evil
IDENTIFY been instructed 10 say little aud
know less. A legal fight may follow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23
TALLAHASSEE TOPICS.
A Man in the Tolls ON Charge of
Forging "a Check.

Tallahassee Fla, July 23.-Daytona has
a new corporation. The Daytonian Pub
fishing Company. with a capital OF 5000.
The company viii publish newspaper az
Daytona. The incorporators are J. S. Her
bert. II. +. Mcclellan, T.. Dillingham;.
Chas X. Weller. Il. n. Chapman and j.
G. Keller
Henry T.. Alexander was arraigned be-
fore Judge Whitfield to-day on a charge
OF deserving his wife and children. lie
was bound over 20 the fall term OF the cir
cuit court.
The Franklin County Lumber Company
OF few days since gave $. D. Johnson a
check for s2l31S on the First National
Bank Of Tallahassee. The check was
stolen by Dan Noutzrey, who brought "a
10 this city where he obtained So in trade
aud s25 In mony from Levy Bros. Sheriff
pearce has gone to Apalachicoia Tor the
purpose OF capturing Neutzrey Three
charges will be made against Neutzrey-
forging and Endorsement on the check. OBJ
tanning goods and money under false pre-
lenses and for falsely personating s. D.
Johnson, either Of which Is a penitcntiary
offense.
Ex-Gov. Francis r. Fleming OF Jackson
Vile. r. VI Conall and Charles q. Keller
Of New York, are AZ the capital IN the in
terest OF a project 20 construct "a ship
canal across the Florida peninsula, az some
practical point as far south az practicable
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23

gods scattered about in it. and many mir
fors cunningy arranged to reflect them
We were pleased to leave these grin
ning, glaring deities and to pass into an
octason room i'm the Moorish style light
ed from below through a glass floor This
floor is arranged to represent the old len
de foie-an obstacle game PLAYED with
dice and known ian every age and conn
try by some different name NJ Van
Beers invited US to sit on cushions on tie
moor ana play round, but we thirsted
Tor more marvelS, and continued our in
vestigations. The walls and ceilings ,,,ero
composed OF copies Of fragments of the
AIhambra at Granada. i'm bright red and
gold BY this time more English and
Americans had come, and NJ Van Beers
asked us to come and drink tea So we
adjourned TO the dining-room where mora
surprises awaited us. To say that IL Ia
lovely is but mildly to express the feel
ing OF admiration with which indeed one
Is inspired In going over the whole OF this
wonderful house. NJ. Van Beers has
searched cathedrals. palaces, converts all
over the world and has copied or adapt-
ed whatever seemed TO him most beautiful
and desirable in them.
The dining-room window in this way
happens TO be copy of the rood loft OF
Limoges. The three windows are OF
mauve bevelled glass. surrounded by ca
Dochons OF purple glass and set in nickel
At"H4Nos ut AliItt supports are cOmDOs-
ed or tinted nude women, with transpar-
ent wings studded with garnets. Other
supports are In the style OF the Flemish
renaissance, having as capitals women's
hands, fiesh-colored. wrists surrounded
by bracelets set with blue and green
stones. From the center of the ceiling
hangs big bell Of gold and silver with
eight sides to IL, made to match the win
dow.
This bell hangs from terrestrial globe
attached to the golden sun, which is sur-
rounded by clouds In and around these
clouds flight of augels-women and chill
dren IN high relieving their way These
are hesh-colored, and their draperies are
OF blue, mauve and white. Under the bell
a group supports a dish TO hold fruit The
table underneath Is made Of glass and
BRASS covered with the finest Transparent
cambria, and the light comes from below.
alternately pink and yellow. The center
OF the table, a square of ivory frame in
Renaissance brass. studded with precious
stones, at a given moment disappeared
while we were there, and instead of a
trayful of the costiest dellcacies. s.the
poor bachelors tea" appeared, propelled
by an invisible lift. As we COMMUNICATED
NJ. Van Beers on his achievements. and
called him modern Cagliostro, we asked
how long he had taken to accomplish this
chef doeuvre. For four years." he said
II have had italian and Flemish work.
men ana many others here. and"-touch.
ing his forehead suggestively-"I am sure
often have they said to themselves. sThe
poor gentleman. he has fly In his hat"
He bowed us out and we did not even 60.
the little maidservant again. Small won
der at her size, II all the service Of the
mouse Is done as automatically as the
waiting at table
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23

CURIOUS LANDS IN FLORIDA.
Singular Tract OF 10000 Acre.
which Is Alternately Land and
water.
From the GainesvIlIe Sun.

From the Gainesville Sun.
Paynes pairie. three miles south OF this
city. covers an area OF 5000 acres. A
large proportion OF the pairie Is now COW
cred with water. but there are thousands
Of acres around the borders OF the lake
which has been formed on which horses
and cattle Craze. There Is no way OF estI-
mating the number OF cattle. but there are
many thousands. and they are I'm fine con-
dition. The pairie. or savanna. which Il
really IS. occasionally goes dry. the water
passing out through a subterranean pas
sage called the sink. Where the water
goes TO has never been determined. When
the sink h open the lake goes dry. and
when the outlet becomes gorged or chok-
ed. a lake from five TO seven miles wide
ana about eighteen miles long Is formed
When the waters OF the lake suddenly
leave IL. thousands OF aliigators. snakes.
fish. and turtles are left with nothing but
mud Tor their place OF abode. The flsh
and turtles perish but the saurians and
reptiles seek and find other qaurters For
miles along the northern border Of the
lake there ~ a succession OF sinks. averag-
Ing In depth an the way from twenty-five
90 one hundred feet Subterrancan pas
sages run In every direction, leaving the
AfohHa ~ tNh shape OF "a money The
ground "a liable TO give way at any time,
creating a new sink. The scenery around
the lake, especially on the north side. "A
unique and grand, ana Is an attractive fea-
turc TO strangers who visit this city. The
sink has for many years been a popular
resort Tor citizens OF Gainesville. who 20
there 10 FISH, boat ride, and IN other ways
enjoy themselves. II Is said that this vast
area OF land could be drained az trininr
expense, and were Il drained. Il would b.
the largest AZ veal as the richest tract OF
productive land in Florida. II Is for the
most part a bed OF muck The land ls own
"a by various individuals.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23
TRY ALIENS FOOT EASE,

A powder 10 be- shaken into the shoes
AZ this season your feet feel swollen and
hot and get tired easily n you have
smarting feet or tight shoes. try Aliens
FOot-EaHe IL cOols the feet ana makes
walking easy Cures and prevents swollen
and sweating feet, bllaterB and callouH
spots. Relieves cornB ana buni0ns Of All
pain and gives rest ana comfort Try 10
to-day Sold by al druggists aud shoe
stores Tor 30. Trial package FREE. Adj
dress Allen s. Olmstcd. Le Roy. n. Y.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23
WAS ALMOST \ CLOuDBuRsr.
Savannah He'd Two Inches of Rain
in Less Than m Hour,


Savannah had a dowu-pour for three
quarters Of an hour yesterday that
amounted almost to cloudburst. In
twenty minutes, from Il until l2:SO o'clock
an inch of rain fell, and the total fall
was inches.
1t came in a regular flood. The streets
We're under water in many places. The
sewers were unable to carry OFF the rush
OF water and sidewalks We're flooded. and
in some places We're covered a foot deep.
The street ear tracks were covered, and
for short time travel was stopped.
The shelled streets We're considerably
washed In places. In the southern sec
ton, and on the eastern and western
sides of the city the sand in the unpaVed
streets was washed into heaps and deep
guU!es were cut.
Rains were general throughout the
south, but nowhere was there any rain re
ported that equalled that at Savannah.
July is now 2l2 inches ahead on rain.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23
TYbec.. chlIdrcn,. min.

The chlidren's ban Al Hotel Tybeo yes.
terday afternoon was the event OF the
week on the island Tho little ones dane
ga 90 the music OF Roehm's orchestra.
There were many pretty costumes and the
fancy dances were admirably done.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23

Washington. July 22.--Tho President TO-
day sent to the Senate the nomination OF
Morris ID. Wyckersham 20 be attorney for
the northern district OF Alabama and
Henry Mayer 70 be postmaster az Vicks-
burg. Miss.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23

Mr.. J y. Weed has been elected a..
rector Of the savannah Thunderbolt and
Isle Of Hope railway. 10 succeed Dir. Luke
Carson, resigned.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-23

DIR. Edward o. Otis Of Boston, has Just
been elected president Of the American
Climatological association.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08

Nuli9beben at Sfibsfort paa be
fore Snofger ON &tnteren, oisfute=
res nu blanbl @ensemeno. efter buoo
Der meboeles fra Duluth. @n frem.
ro9enbe Sernbanemono bar ubtalt, OF
iaaban Sftbsfart life blot ct mulis
men uil blipe lpnnenbe. 6on ii9er,
at ber ct insen Sare for, at Der lite
u,loe bliue lgnnenoe Gro9t al toa
belle Waret ira 3ulutb til Bufalo %
onore Bper ueb Safe &rie. Sernmalm
o. Er9lait oil maulie albria tliue
inbbetattet / be @orer. iom oil bliue
fra9tet ON Winteren. men @orn, Mel,
@i1bmanosuarer % &ul funoe tra9>
tes liee1oa aobt ON Binteren ION
Sommeren. 3anfen ct berfor at
'bpaee isbrpoenoe DempRibe for beune
Gorretnin9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08
beRreone inben tort Eib Tan fouftrHs
eres faalebe8, at bet fon onuenoes
enoo9 paa en- 9pboe at 1900 Sob,
(uop.)

Dprpr BDbmen. 5ro Broasi
Bpbmen lfriues lite bs.: Ser uor
npe uroli9beber ber ,boa. Ipifers,
nes 6uie bleu bomboroerebe meb
Stene. % en- bplenbe BBbelbob, {om
,amleoe fig. maatte abiprebes meo,
Snfanteri o9 &apaleri. Set beber.
at &pbelen par bleuen opbib1et af
enoel Ipisartifler oe af folife @pster
ON. at be tplfe Stubenter baube or.
eauiieret ct In9reb poo 91oticnol
2beatret.
DIN @ftermiobasen tiltos uroliqs
beoerne. Spnagose>8inbuerne blep
tnuit og &tnbuerne / s55bernes 6uie
liseioa, naar cer pa: ophengt tpffe:
6onoelslfilte / benz.
ST. 6 ON Nftenen par Der 10 Bots
talioner al Snfanteri oe en- @tuobron
6usfarer. iom opretbulbt Orbenen /
@a0erne.
Ser oar oaiaa urolisbeber paa
onbre Steber. s BilIon famlebe ber
fig 5000 Mennefer uoenfor @aabbu.
Jet. % eflerat be bauoe iunset enbel
NotionolianQe, git be til bet tpRe
@pmnofum, boor be llo9 @inbuerne
ttu. Bolitiet iprebte ba 6oben.
9erpaa uenbte Dprprerne titbaQe
til Roaobuiet Os forlauste, at enbel
al oeres 2eoere, iom uor blepen arre.
fterebe. RulDe IBslobe8. Da lite
bette feoe, loe be inb @inbuerue
boobe &oaobuiet % enbel onbre
Bp9ninser.
Bebelbobeu roobte: vyteo meb Tn..
ferne! Neo meb sxpberne!
Sngen iurpe tole ct tpif Orb.
Bolitiet o9 Militeret bapbe ORE,
iteret 200 Yerionsr. 80 Nerioner
uar TONNE t1lRaoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08

betole en- Nulft Of $40 $500"
0toores @asfsrere u.t oppeQere til
69ieiteret.
- 2anbiuinelere. Sra Minot.
N. g.. mebbeles: Sen belinquente
Sfotteliite for bette @ountp aobenba>
rer en- 2anbipinbel ftor Moalefof.
Ofrene Ct for bet mefe 6olt fra
Daen meb moderate Mibler. Mos
ten 81 ben forfeiture @tat er poo
Bpgeetomter 8rootlpn Nboition til
Neinot. Dette CT en- Eratt Of co.
100 Ncres, ber beftaar af bratte
8atter os bpbe Betteleier. fom bleu
fortlost af ct &ompaant fra 9fen %
iolst / bet fore til Golt Nfetp Oort
o8 onore Steber. Golt tisbte uoen
Of ie. buob be fipbte. Sc baube bBrt
ON Minot. o9 1toar bis,e Eomter laa
| Minot. maotte be uel u9re 9obe.
9a be efterbaonben fanbt. at be lille
fit noget isien for fine Bense. RiBb
be iammen % ienbte en- Mano bernb
forat ie, buab be eieoe. 9eres
Neent fanbt, at enbel Bpeeetomter
tob poa @n0en. mems andre loo poa
@iben pau9runo of be bratte' Batter.
&ieberue oil lite nu len9ere betole
Sfatteu, ba @ienoommene er lite
nero faa meset. Euertom er be OIL
beles peroilgle, o9 nu foor @ountiet
ben ub9ift at aoertere bem % ielge
BEN. Set ontu9es, at be Sptnblere,
tom }olste bisie 2anotptter, tiente
benimoo 100000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08

af nerpps 9pspepfia. Seq tunot
bope Nntalb af Stielpen i Mapen
meb en- Ebtelie al &u9lnin9. Wine
Merper uar frpatelio af1petfebe. Seq
leb al, buoo Der foloes Meruefpoebeb.
Min Maue uar uoblen. oe iee uor
taote ioos % Rieluenoe. Seq raob.
fbrte mig meb f1ere Neeer. Tom be-
banoleoe mig uben of funue gipre
mig noaet soot. Seq baube nefen
siuet op Sortuiplelie, ba ies berte
ON Be<ru=no. Set CT omirent ief&
Aar, iioeu ies ferit tos Be=ru,no.
Seq fanot piebiitteli9 9inbrins for
ole mine femme Blaser. Set ct
ben eneite Webicin, iom nogenfnbe
bar paret al nosen Spite for mig"
Mrs. 9ucie @albie. Dtiego 2afe.
Mi@.. Bog 81, friuer: IS ire Nar
leb ie9 al fotarrbalR 9pspepiio.
Seq Rrep til Dem etter &anb. og Sc
anbefolebe at BRUCE 9eres Nebiciner.
Set ct ii Maaneber, fben iea be,
9Bnbte at bruse BEN, os jes Ct fulb'
fommen fri1. Seq fnnes, 9erea
Meb,ciner fortiener megen &os."
@trip til Dr. 6ortman, @olumb bn8,
Ohio, efter bans npefe BOG one
r@inter, Gatarrb".
Mnmob Deres Ipotbeter ON en-
fri 8e=ru.na,N Nlmanat for 1898.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08


Den lille Columbia Pad Calen-
dar tor 1898 CT ollereoe ubfommen.
Dette er bens 13be Nar. o9 ben er en-
meset uelfommen @iod. buor ben
aqerebe er bleuen fjenbt. Den inbe.
bolber ct Blab for buer Dag, o9 poo
bette er anfDrt Moaneoen os 9atoen
FAINT, boorman9e 9ase of daret. Der
er 9aaet, o. bporman9e Der ct isien.
@nbber fan faa ben ueb at ienoe fem
Tocents 5rimerter til the Calendar
Department, Pope Mfg. Co., ,part'
1orD. Gam.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08

Ut Billebe fra l1piololtpet. Jor
en- 10 Nar foen iaa mon paa upialas
Sober blanot imao Nuisautters Sfore
en- tatuelia tleot lioen Hpr. iom bog
Deb fin 2iul,sbto os fit tuitte &eien
tiloros fig Dpmertiombeb. itte minoit
blanot uuiuerfitetets l1neoom os 2a=
rere. meo builte bon inort tom poa
en- COB Sob.
@utten houoe tiuiee en- Rarp 6u>
tommelie os en- bnrtis Gatteeone, ION
uatte ales 5orboulelie. 6on tunbe
/. g., ON bet oiolot. / iet Xanoeorog
opresne oper 100 loriiiellise aiane,e
Dsenaone pno Weblemmer inben
Stuoenterforpierne. for boilfeu Be-
britt ban fehpanltQ fit en- 10 Ore.
Wtan beepnote at tenfe poa. ON Der
lite funbe eisreS noset uo al ben lille
@aoeaut, oe foo banbte bet, ct ben
liae ioa bBit beeapebe iom menneife.
fie,lise Docent Nabers tos Ns at ben
2ille os iatte bam Stole. @utten
siorbe osiaa fin aoeImObise Belsie>
rer al 2@re ueb 5!io o. fore 5rem=
rriDt.
s CONNER feirebe en- of 5pe>
rtses 5oltebBilioler en- betponinas>
tulb Winoetea. % paa 9aleritolen
ftnoer ri blanot mango anbre en- una
1lpialaitubent. @anb. filoi. e.. fom
ct uomerfet 5orebro9 ON ben neoer,
lanbiie 5ribebsfamp talte meb llna.
'bommens ilofulbe BeseiRrins ON
menneifelis Gribeo % Ret Dor,
Samfuno. S ben unse &anbibot
9ieufinoer ut ben lille fottiee @ut fta
5aben. lom nu ct blepen en- npttiq
Nrbet0er pda SlDenltabena fore Sell
% uormt interesieret for bet pirfeliae
JremRribt8 Sbe.
6on Ct osiaa blanbt be fbrfe Sc.
bere of Sorenin9en rStuhenter o.
Mrbeibere@. ber fom betienbt bar fai
Tom Maal Of iitanobrinse ct funb1
@amarbeibe mellem bet oanoelige UT.
beibe8 % Rrop8or rbeibets Spnner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08
st MT 9ptferapparat+

s be abenlanbRe Blooe omtales
en- np Opfiaoelle. iom antoses at
bile blipe af for Be,ponin9 for unz
oeriggelien Of &ras oe anbre @ien.
ltanoe PAD 9aubunbeu. Op1nberen
er en- Staliener. Signor Biatti bel
Ye55o. iom bar fonitrueret ct Nppa=
rat, Der ltal erfatte boabe 9pEterz
tlotten % Dptterens farlise % pope.
tige Ntbeioe paa Qoubunben. Mpz
paratet beftaar Of Metol % bar NOR;
meit Torm at en- @u9le. Set er no.
.urliauts built os iaalebes inorettst;
of bet Tan fpoe paa Banoet. bog laa,
at en- befemt Sibe - Der, bpor
@eogan3en finbes - altib Ct uenbt
opao.
@eb tuuse @eeter tan Npparatet.
efter OF en- eller Fere Wrbeioere baue
inbeaoet beri. % bet er til1uftet uonb=
tot. feles neo poa 9aubunben. Set
Tan benptteS poo betpoeli9 Dpbbe, ba
bets iclioe &onftrutlion oa &uele.
form aisr BET ilauo I'll at toale fort
Grpt. s Npparotets @iber finoes
fiempeitore 2ino1er. ueb 9ielp al
builte be nermeite Om9iuelfer funne
fielnes. Eli 6ieIp beri aal oeiaa
benpttes en- nert elettriR 2ampe.
ION oil oplpis ct betpoeli9t @tpfie
af Bunoeu.
@n al be nprle 5oroele ueo bette
Npparot er, ct bet er ieluuirtenbe.
Sc brnne Dptferfusle u9renoe Nr,
beibere iuune ueb Nnuenbelien Of en-
enfel Metanisme fptte Gpparatet os
fig ielu o. iaoletes ipaDiere omtrin9
poo 6apbunben. befue ct &rog fra
ale Sioer og = builfet er bet inter>
esiantefe - peo en- @ette anore
inbrise Subretninser uolpbe 9an'
ger os &ler fra &uelens Duerflabe
og fra Snbiioen 1aaleoes reaulere
bisie, at be funne grtbe fat / buer
@ienitanb. iom man uil ben!e op fra
Dpbet.
9ele Dptferfu9len er nj Sob
Diameter o9 ton rumme tilfrefteii8
Suit for fere Wennefers Bebop /
fere Elmer ao @angen. Beo pialp
at Telefon funne Nrbeioerne iamtale
meo benz, iom ere paa 2anbet el1er
Sfibet. oa paa 9iuet Si9nal tanne be
burtis bales op.
Men moaRe bet oQerinteresia sianteite
ct, at Nrbeiberne imiblertib o9lao
ielp ere itano til at bale fig op, oer'
iom 5orbinDelIen meQem ben gore
@erben al nosen utorubiet @ruuo
Rulbe afbrpoes. Set @eBtipfem.
fom bolber 9ptteriuslen nebe paa
Bunben, beitaar nemlis al ct &ar
Rosier fplbte meo Ballot, iom 4r'
beioerne fra bet inbre peb 9telp al
ct Snbre funne fierne fro Npparatet.
ber ba trats burtis ilDber op til
OuerI Iaben.
| Blanbt ia9tbnoise anta9es bet, ol
ct faabont Apparat ION bet obenfo,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08
be tilbbte. Eilff uonbt bog Dp.
fpnsmnnbeue. os .SmSrmanben1
maatte beta1e $40 os mifte Gualene.
Ronsresmonb Eotpnep tror lite. at
ben neffe Roneresiesiion uit sibre
noset pibere meo Heuselopsiuntuaen.

Der Dor peret for l1ro / 0fterrise
/ noeen Eib. 8 &issforiomlinsen
Ct bet enbos soaet iaa uitt iom til
@logsmool. uereierne enbte meb,
at Niniferiet reitsnereoe % Refer
5ranc,s Soiepb bar ouerlaot iii Bo<
ron @aut9 at banne ct npt Rinitte<
rum.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08

Gou:tb Street,
@olumb bus.O..
Rtiuer til ST.
9artman / 90.
lumbus, Obio,.
.fom f9loer: IS
ii eQer temten
'Nar bar iea ue>
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1897-12-08

@ascarets ftimulerss 2eper. Nprer % Subpelbe
5eraariaser olbrtg &ualme eaer @merte % 1uetss1
ttte 1Oc.
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fergus falls @geblxd
notommer bber Dusbas.
Il. eoIeut, t1ogtber.
Subflrtpttousprts so Ste. for 1 Mar, beta, /
I tTorftuo, eller8 50 Ste.

FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
An independent reform paper and
the Oldest Scandinavian newspaper,
west of the twin cities.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-10-29
EAT A MEAL AT.
(Hunt Buildlng)
A. F. Parker, Notary Public.

A. F. Parker, Notary Public.
Try schilling's Best tea and baking powder.
Old papers for sale at f. P.
Office.
The Bon Bon, the place for can
dies and nuts.
DIR. G. A. Green is bedfast with
the prevailing typhus.
Honest goods at honest prices at
George Browns. Give him a call
Stuart, Idaho.
The Mike Green and C. B.
Wood residences west of town are
nearly completed.
Special rates on millinery every
Saturday at the Japanese Bazaar
M. E. ROBINSON.
DIR. Short, the Cottonwood den.
tist, will be in Denver Oct. 80, ant
remain several days.
The Grangeville post Office will
be open for the delivery of mail OF
Sundays from 8 a. m. to 10 a. m
Half the population of Warren
is out attending court as witnesse.
in the mining litigation now pend
ing.
r. L. Phillips left Sunday fo
Badger, where he will spend tn
winter and do some prospecting il
the early spring.
l have established a genera
merchandise and outfitting stor
at White Bird, and respectfully
solicit the public patronage
FREIDENRICH.
Catarrh in the head, that trouble
some and disgusting disease, ma
be entirely cured by thoroug
course of Hoods Sarsaparilla til
great blood purifier.
Hoods pills cure nausea, sic
headache, indigestion, billiousnes
All druggists. 25c.
Geo. Riebold is out from Wa
, rem and talks more enthusiasticall
than ever before of the outlook fl
quartz mining in the old CAM
Q During the coming winter he wi
do extensive development work G
. the Little Giant, which is now
better condition than it ever wa
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-10-29
RECORD OF THE WEEK.
A. F. Parker, notary public.
Red Men ball Friday, Nov. 12.

Red Men ball Friday, Nov. IL.
The attendance at our public
schools is $50.
The M. & NJ. Cash Store is
doing the grocery business.
The infant child of Floyd Church
died Wednesday night.
Plenty Of fresh lemons now at
the Bon Bon, cheap as the cheapest.
Dewitt Phillips was taken to the
Blackfpot asylum for the insane
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner's baby
boy has been very sick child tht
past week.
Smoke the Club House Boquet
cigar. 1t can be obtained only a,
the M. & M. Cash Store.
Remember, the place to get you
stationery is at the Ron Bon; head
quarters for writing materials ant
school supplies.
Mrs. r. L. higgins was at tn,
point of death last Friday, but he
many friends will rejoice to learl
THAT she is now recovering.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-10-29
NOta Beno.

wish to announce that l have
found it necessary to adopt the
system of appointments, to avoid
confusion and disappointment at
my Office. Any person desiring
work done, should first call and set
an hour and date, at which time
the right of the chair will be re.
served for them. This will ensure
prompt attention and avoid tedious
waiting. Those who cannot cal
and set date, may write, stating
their preference and reserve any
hour, providing it has not previ
ously been chosen.
OFFICE HOURS IS a. m. to 12 M
and l p. m. to 4 p. M, except Sun
days. Office in Grange Block, owe
Drug Store.
DIR. G. A. GREEN, Dentist.