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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29
Crosby&H
COS, 607 and 60e Market St.

De agreeably surprised at our
very low prices and splendid
values. You have the money
buy where you can do best.
A saving of a few cents here
and a dollar there, while you
are getting just as good goods,
amounts to considerable in
the course of a year. Our
aim is to give you
the very best in quality for
the very least in price.
Good Goods at Lowest Prices
is Our Motto.
We are now picking up
from manufacturers an d
wholesalers excellent bar
gains for spot cash. On We'd
nesday we will offer a lot Of
beautiful Silk and Wool Nov
city Dress Goods, have been
sold for ooc this season-these
are new stylish goods-2ec a
yard.
A lot of very pretty Silk
and Wool Plaids, Ioc a yard
and many other Black and
Colored Dress Goods snaps.
100 pairs dark steel-colored
Blankets, ia size and large
at that. No matter what use
you make of them they are
awfully cheap-6oc pair.
About half of the ia
White Blankets left at $1.87.
We cannot tell you even a
mite of their goodness-we
want you to see them.
Ribbons are now foremost
in the thoughts of ladies max
ling fancy work. We have
great Ribbon values for you
Including beautiful wide fancy
Ribbons, superb quality. 5oc
value for CSC a yard. Think
of an All Silk, Satin and Gro.
Grain Ribbon.
IS inch wide, % cts piece. cts. I'd
/ inch wide, 40 cts a piece, cts. y
IL inch wide, So cts. piece. cts a yt
IL inch wide, IS cts. a piece, cts.
va.
~ inch wide, IS cts. piece, sc cts.
I'D.
2 inch wide, s5 cts. piece, . cts y.
t We are constantly adding tt
our large stock of Jackets
Capes, Fur Collarettes ant
Fur Scarfs. Shop around, ge
prices, then come and see hov
much better we can do TO
you.
! We have great bargain
! waiting for you in our Cloal
; Room, which is a busy plac,
! these days. A large and splen
{ did line of Ladies Dressing
Sacques at 75c up.
1900 yards Standard Prints
silver gray and fancy colors-
not necessary to say what the,
are worth-Wednesday's pric
&C yard.
100 Dress Patterns, soc tn
dress. Separate Skirts an,
/, Waists, large assortment dc
! sirable goods, lowest prices.
Do you want Sewing Ma
chine? If you want the hes
I worker and easiest handled W
!. have it at one.third the pric
,, of others.
i" Our Holiday Goods ar
coming in, what a variety O
A." Fancy Goods, Dolls, etc, etc
" HaudkerchiefS, Fancy Kni
4. Wool Goods, Warm Glove
" and Mittens. An lmmens
stock of Underwear and Hos
!. ierv.
Lowest cash prices an
: trading stamps Save none
nv tradino alUave ar
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29

tice Lore and his colleagues
Congratulaeed on their action
#hing the constituuionahty and
y OF the Municipal Court. It
years served a most commend
purpose in This community, aud
5ontion would have proved q
a calamity.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29
Mackin-
tOshe

Nothing but reliable cd
that will withstand the
find a place here. Many ST
in Children's goods at 81
and $3.50; Ladies at
81 Is, SO, $40, $I2 and
each.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29
FAIRFAX is WIIMINGrON puILr

The Merchant and Miners Line
steamship Fairfax, which is ashore on
sow and Pigs shoals near Boston, was
built by the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company. Of this city, several years
ago. 1t is feared thar she will prove
a tOal loss.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29

ment OF Rev. Dennis j.
ector OF st. Patrlck's
Church, from the local
Is EFFORT will be regret
mingtonians, regardless
Aafrliation. He Is re-
pie and eloquent
5 a man peculiarly
se the adiministra-
large parish. We
4 st. Mary's College
red him as a member
nd feel confident that
teatiy by the loss which
81 sustained.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29
SPECIAL ADVENT SERVICES.

A course OF special sermons will be
given every Wednesday evening at ST.
Mary's Church during Advent. Bishop
Monaghan Will preach the first sermon
on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29
IN A SOCIAL WAY.
Various Occurrences of Inter
est to Wilmington Folk.
IN AND OUT OF THE CITY

All communications intended for inser-
ton Ia this column should be addressed to
Society Editor care of the Evening Jour
nal. Communications should be written
on one side Of me paper only.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29
Blankets.

Values here in Blankets
of the best. A special
White Blanket at s. o5, C
parison will convince you
the real value is SIS. CT
at SO, $3.50, $3.50, $40
$I2 pair.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29

Visit the Handkerchief
Neckwear booth-in from
store. All Handkerch
from SC up to 25c for M
Ladies and Children, are
this booth. Also ney
effects in Neckwear, PuffS,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29

Republicans will find
Y is a decidedly unlucky
N 60 into caucus with the
who claim to have nine
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29

Two trlaR 80 which Delawareans are
'ritally interesttS will begin on Decem-
Der 5. N this ~ United States Sem
ator RicApa y. Rnnrs viii have his
seeond TRIAL l0l ~ in the rob
hing OF lhe t4lS al Bank of DIP
Vtr. while ~ disco Mrs. Bot
Yin WIFI Hs q '-he poisoning Of
Mfs peane j. p. Dunning. Pc
cuilariy cases are OF I'M
ltaa' town Of Dover
thak h<i' IA SENATOR Kenney
AnA a ..drdered women.
~ t''s vi We the defendant and
3 h and friends are confident
win be an acquittal or dis
while in the Botkin case
<4 are authorities are not by
hs sanguine that the woman
Convicted Of murder in Cali
slther under state statute or
law.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House
ALL NEXT WEEK,
November %,
UkUTTTsC Stock
MILE } Company ,

Supporting the Beautiful and Talented
Actress,
ANNIE LOUISE AMES.
A strong acting company IN a roper
tOire of comedies and high-class drama:
Tuesday mat. IA HoCsier Heroine"
Tuesday night. Power of Love"
Wednesday mat ...... Miss CARROTS"
Wednesday night ."Dan's Sister"
Thursday matt. Fast Lynne
Thursday night. The Gypsy Queen"
llud9 mat. .-........ Nell, the wall
Friday night THE Power Of Love"
SATURDAY mat .......... Dams sister
Saturday night Flag of Freedom"
POPULAR PRICES:
Evening ado. ........1O, 20 and Soc
Matinee ........ ........10 and zoe.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29

81 49," - ~ " 49,
the Board OF Pardons
pic a service II il re-
4 a pardon to James
.nvict who is serving a
IN New Castle Jail for
y Banning residence.
3 desperate enough, but
Srayated by his conduct
n in Jail. After cover
'bf a convicted murderer
to shoot the Jail war
In unsuccessful attempt
by saving through the
!. We think that II the
Ions exercises It's elem
Of such a man It will
ind receive the condem-
it would merit for re-
listing barriers between
do and society.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29

luld reinstate the mon
pulled down.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-29

IS inch wide, % cts. a piece, cts. d )
1 inch wide, 40 cts a piece, cts. a }
IL inch wide, So cts. a piece, 8 cts J
IL inch wide, IS cts. piece, S cts.
yd
1% inch wide. IS cts. piece, Sc cts
yd
2 inch wide, 50 cts. a piece, cts. a ,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15
Gblosssie ,sRS sie slIaasA.sns~.

go unb mann s1lna gbloDmia Sic
Mlomannen9 Misfe beiben Traotn.
70 41reibt man ains, iinb unb perben
immer mod nit beritlben 8dbiatsit
unterfudt, tpie iens: Wc bal Dorus
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fdber unb fulturelIer Iruqlpeik genes
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bic rDmijdfn 2egiDnen. Der @ieg
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fhen 9errIhaft slindbit elm Gnbe
nadte, aber oeutfhe nneinigteit nnb
giferfiihtelei.n liebsn bod Die ;yriidte
Der Ieutoburssr Gdlatbt ni1t CUR
Dollen Neife selangen. Mnbsrs Der
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haftefen Gskbrten befdaftissen FH
nit biefen Trasen, uHb IS CAB GiFsrer,
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lidteit bel 3iilpih itattsehfSben bobe,
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tuo senn aua Der GrantenfIirf iih taus
fen lief.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15
MItc Umnoe.

Den udlteiten @6litt56ub ee,
|, Wslt" tonnte iiinsf @ebeimrat6 ssries
Del ben U}itsliebern Der rgranoenbur=
gta" i'm 8ramoenburgiifen Stdnbs.
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gron@3eit itammenbs, alio etpa 5000
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Span'oauer @esenIb. ss lit Elm pfsroe=
tnoaen, beiIen S9liffld6en feline Be-
nublng als SdlittIdub.uns eifelbaft
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RnoGen als S6littl9ube bat fin in
Der 8erliner @esenb nod msbrfac1
roadpeilen laiien; 10 tonnte ssrisbel
nod peitere nerartise r@aIitt(dubeA
5elgen, bic etna aus benz Is. S16r=
blmbert ftammen rnb in ser Gpre, po,
oer GanbrefAen 8rauerei oefunbsn
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Tnofenpsrpsnoung Bis in bic nelter,
3sit binsill erbalten. Serb. Mensr err
innerte fid aus feiner ssuqenb, bas
man bamals nod in Berlin Rnohen
uls S4littlhube benuBt bat. Wud
als S9littentufen fanasen Rnodben
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pfablbau beim idermdrfiIdasn Oori
poblotp, benz ein5isen. bas einen 30.
lamb aufantpeilen BAT. llntsr bieTen
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ripp nit 3dbnen. bic aur 6erfelruna
per Wer3lerungen auf SbongefGben aes
brent bat. 4uh einen @e9enitanb ol,s ID
aeuersr 3eit, behen Grilfens 5ih oh,r
fuilnn nod in Der GriRnsrunu erhaItsn
bat, tonnts Jriebel porIeaen, einer 10.
9tBannttn rGinteniteher1, Elm mil i.
mem StaAel ptrlebenes 5inbenfaB. hi,
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15
Gin sI0tpe ats SMMtD eitt0er bon
Hranfreidt.

Sn Trantrei9 min bic airde an.
fcheinenb bas ruHifh.fran5Df{de
ginbnib in ibrer Weile beIiege!n, in=
hen +. Gruntreih als reuen 5hub=
beilisea einen = Slapen sibi. Gs
banb.It iih um ben beilisen Martin.
ben etnftmalissn gr5bifnpf bon
Sours, Der in Yaunonien ae5pren
paro uno flatrif4en ur1prunes mar.
Sein iebigsr Nuhfolser in Iours,
Der Gra5iiaof 3enou, bot on ben
PapI einen Brief seri9tst, tporin er
bic anfpriide bes beilisen Maart1u
auf Die 8iroe einss frans5ffden
S9ubbeiligen na9n.ift. Der 6eiIiee
Wartin lei Der grobe Wuncerpirter
Der @aGlier, bie Stiibe ees fansDFIden
@oltes. lei nit Der fran5D1i19en Sc.
ididte erpaaieu, fei bas Spisselbilb
bes franaOiiiden Gbaratters, lei bdu=
fig 19on Der patron Grantrei9s se=
nannt tporoen. rWenn bafsr = 10
ihlisbt Der Brief an SEQ NIlI.-
oanf Sbrsr allmdhtissn Site, oieIer
Sitel, ftatt cine blobe 8enennuna au
bteiben, eine amtli9e 8eoeutuna er=
bielte, 10 niiroe DieIe Mntiinoiauna
nit unenolihem 9eifuG aufssuommeri
peroen."
Sb nun Der bei1tgs Martin fd}
9raoe jebt. ba Srantrei6 pegen zines
in etrrsm gebeimnibbpllen papierforb
entoedten 3ettels in apsi parteien qez
1paltsn TT, iiber feline neus offisielle
Wuroe freuen piirbe, tpdre inmer nod
bic 5rase. SnbeKen fou ct ebsn pesz
balb ben S6ub Srantreihs ii5ernebz
men; benn Jrantreib tann auaenblid>
LID tefnen bloben anbGdtisen 5dulen=
beiligen brauhen, es bebarf zines
Draufsdngers, ber, glei9 benz heiIi=
gen Martin, 1baten prebist uab pou-
bringt.
Sm llebrigen lit es ridtia, bah Der
Wfartinsfultus in syranfreid 1ebr
perbreitet lit, 1000 &irden iinb inn
seneibt. @n feinem Suhr.sfeite, esm
IL. Topember, fonen in 5ours INNER
nod Martinssdnie Deripsiit lperben;
bic gdnfe perristben ourh i6r5dnat.
tern iein 0erised, ais ct iid in einem
Stalls bsrborgen Bate, I'm Der Wabl
gum Bltdpf 5u entgeben. unb in
Olntlrdben, no er our s3eit ben gfel
osrlor. Zen er sssen fein itolses gtoB
elngetauibt. pflsacn bic Rinber an ie=
Onntlrben, po,er feiner 3eit ben g5el
oes beillgen Wartin au fuden. On Bez
leeen fur ieine frana5iif9e Wpltss
tbnmi!dteit fsblt es alio nidt. Erobz
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mentrsffen, bab. tpdbreno aur 3sit
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Sorihlag auftrat, ben Slanenhrrz
|her gum Raifer Der sFransoIen Ill
pdblen, iebt Elm fran30Ffder RirdsTz
Iurf ernitliA ben Mntrag itelt. ein,n
5tatpen uls 5hubbeiiiaen bem Ban.
1sr 5ranfreids ein5ufiiaen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15

mtlsbrGute trGas. s(abeu psrlebie
nod tinise @O1cn ftinen s5riebena
bei ibrer Shpieatrnlntter, elmer mill
ben, trGntlih<n Dame. in bet benahs
barten Rrsisjtabt. bis Mlsranber fein
Stammgut neu sriporbeR urpb beibe
Jpanen ali 9Iiiditlisem 9eiIomnen.
nOhnen in bic liebIiheu ssIuren Gbii1
!. rIngens abbolk. Das nnr eins Deite,
tpeite Srepnllals BON EnsgannLa. syfa<
ben biht in ihrtn iungen Slid ems
por ME cine .Roie. unb aIs Dsfiber
unb Oagnpar aarf Der 6ohseitsreiie
oas seliebte paar iiberraltAten, fanben
tie ben iungen @utsterrn uno isin
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gel tpcbl in Der 6anb, aber nod feine
einalse GoreIe i'm Rorb, benn eosiaDeG
bstra9tet bieIes Mrgniisen einais als
cine beitere grinnerung al, p.raanaens
3ett nnb 10 oft Mleranber bic !hiQern=
oe Jliese iiber bic WelIen tan3en IdBt.
Iingt lie um bic Wstte nit ben bimz
acknowledgement goslein:
rs lsss mas aai ers.n. Hol,rt in orau.r ara3t
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limb Sahag gr tpirft rriidIelia bic
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aus polltem 9er3en nrit! 60
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uno farbt bic tpeiben sJiauren ouf Sem
Oah Der Willa Monbonteur nit roliz
gem WioerIdein. Muf benz galloa
ober febt Mrm in Mrm Daamar uup
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gu laulhen. tpslhe bon benz Rurbaus
ipis idpdrmeriidss gAo emporlaals
len.
Deiiber bat ieinen, i.pnaen Weib eis
men 3eitunssbsri9t porseleien, tps.=
der bic l,eueis Musltenuna plaItiItsr
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blrntlen @sbsinsona oss aiosfs an
Gottes 1eQes Sonnenliht asr.ttet
ipurbsn unb mel tens als @eldente.
oosr eisene liehe Grirnsruna, bic
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kit 'tnb. 10 pirb bod erit .oieler erIte |
nlaBsebenbe grfols ben iunsen aiinjts |
l.r bsitimmen. tpeitere Derfe au ldbaf= !
fen. I'm Fe Der Oeffentli9teit au iiber=
seben.
StrabIenbes 2daeln flieat iiber
Oasmars reisenbes Gsliht, lie briebt
nit peiben 9dnben bic 2orbeerslpeiae
aug benz 9lumenl6nud bes 8altons.
ldNnst lie sel9idt gum Rranas unS
orudt lhn auf has blonde 1anpt .bes
1eliebten, oann neiat lie bus Qopfz /
tben 5uriid unb blidt Jpn lanae ftunm
unb gliidDerlunfen an.
n9dblia! 9dBli9 lber ale gez
griffe" periifIirt @raf gdterslob ne,
denb, bic iunse Grau aber f6ltnat in
Observation-Disclosures 3drtlidfeit bic Wrme
um feinen ytaden uno flinert mil
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15

- nebsr5art, NiAter (aur 8su-I
giI: USE jung nuren @Se boz ssbn
Sabren2" '
unniiBes 9pf.v. syllnae Dune|
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oisiss 0elgolanb fofttn fafftn!.
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Mo 1T benn ber ihDnf Muumfiid os.|
b!shtn, ben Gie Sbrsni @tfnabl siluls
0tbirts stng gtfdkntt batten IS sErdr
yrofxilor: Den tabe il fortdelbeEli.
Msihnodatsn trisot II ifll nel
sinmol od d4snst '|sS
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-12-15

~ IL
1 iibtr @siid5t prso Gd,,ii,rn " aot6a,
bood5t,t Is rirht gp;t MN x,,rvn T 80,
hBt jtiirnlt er porp6rts. Der Rlofisr,
ruiut sntgtgtn. Gein Mntiib ilf fab
llpb ge3errt, unjtdtes 0ebxn ftader
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0aupt. urn 1inab in bas Ghal All lai.
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tobt lin Die snauen Mutnen, in BEN
MalO tpahsn bic gleite sur Grbe
bpauIt has ssIhpelIte Heratpaifer iib.,
oerriilenes Geitein. 2otbar aber eil1
ahtlos bnrA Rlofergang unb Grab
itefne, bin gu ienem brDfslnben sSen=
iterbosen, fDeldsr isine n1ooTsenMailz
ern iiber Der fdroff abfaaenben llnties
/ fe erbebt, aus beren lpaIDiaen Wipfeln
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9lib unb Donnsr fas Gep6lf aerreiz
ben. Gs lit Der einaiee ptab in ber
Nuine, bon ipelhtnl Der Riosf Ali
iiberbEden lit, unD Der iMnos @rai,
pelAer neulib erjt por Ser @ebred-
lihfeit bis1es @snduers aepornt,
lHnlngt 1I1 nit ltarren Bid. fiez
osnnoter Spannung aut bag Geitsin.
Ie'st tau1deno ben 3opf uno idout
1'nab.
@s 1T tiefe Ddmmeruna, Sas TIM
tpetter bat bic Nadt nod fhnel.r
beranf tonsn,en lailen. unb pie Der
Sturm bur4 bic Nuine pfeift, pie es
paf4elt, fraht unb tol unb Die aufae=
fhredten Bohtp0ssl nit beiIerem
tS4rei iiber feinen 9aupte Ibtpirren,
ba fiiblt Qotbar falte @hauer iik1
ieinen Riidsn rieIeln. bas b0le Getpilz
len, bic JAP quftaudsnoe Grinusrung
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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-08

Pastor Gage is looking for his
brother who will take charge of the
Watson school.
. Last Chance Feed Yard cheap as
the cheapest.
G. HI. ARNOLD Grangeville.
Dr. Truitt has purchased show
case of Sam Goldstone preparatory
to receiving his stock of drugs which
is on the way.
A Mr.. Squires of Kansas, wife and
four children arrived on Wednes-
day evening and are stopping at
the St.Albert hotel.
Mrs, Allie Vincent returned home
on Monday, her brother Herman
haying passed the critical stage, and
rapidly convalescing,
Pastor Gage will preach at Sun.
ny Side Saturday evening and Sun
day, Rev. York will supply the pull
pit here Sunday morning,
J. H. Williams, an old-time prin-
ter, but now the owner of the "Star"
"Comet," and Lewiston" mines, of
Elk City, came in from Juliaetta on
Tuesday with his pack train.
Schober and Peterson are having
their saloon repainted and repaper-
ed and made more attractive pre-
paratory to opening up, which they
will as soon as the improvements
are completed.
The man who is miserly in his
dealings with the public will never
be popular or prosperous business
man. In other words the miser
will be great deal wiser after he
becomes liberal advertiser.
The United States has sent six
war vessels to Hayana to bring all
the Americans and others, who wish
to leave, as well as our consul, be-
fore active hostilities commence.
The troops and militia, throughout
the Union have orders to be ready
to move at a minutes notice. This
looks like war.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-08
to Idaho county,

te idaho county,
Felix Warren went over the route
this week on monthly stage business.
Carl Fetters, Andrew Grosweiler.
and George Payne, were in town
Monday on legal business.
Freighting has been quite lively
the past week, D ave Schnider John
Kaufman and Charl ey Unzicker,
made trips this week.
Quigley brothers and T. e. Fry
with their families and household
effect, came in last week from Col
ton and will nowr eside permant-
ly ON their re spective ranches,
DIR. Green dentist went back to
Grangeville last Saturday after a
busy week.
Rev. T. B. Laing who has been
holding revival meetings at Morrow
the past week made us a pleasant
call, he speaks enoouragingly of his
work down there.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-08
Mt. idaho,

Mrs. Spedden has moved to
Mountain View to teach the spring
term of school.
Reys, Knox, York, Pogue and
Chase are conducting a series Of
revival meetings at this place.
Attorneys Ailshie and HI all were
doing business in the proba to court
Monday.
Quite large number of land fl
ings are being made now.
Brown, Hinkle, carp and others
have petitioned for a public survey
on the Clearwater and breaks.
A country school teacher of Leg
erdemain while performing some
tricks with half dollar the other
day swallowed it. He ough to be
able to "cough up" four bits any
time now.
George Newman paid the county
seat a visit the fore part of the
week.
Several loads of freight have
gone into Florence this week.
A collection was taken up to pay
for fixing the organ and now we
have plenty of music at church.
We would like to haye good at
tendance at the April, 9th, meet
ing in the court house, when an at
tempt will be made to organize for
farmers institute to be held here
sometime in May, or at any other
time if convenient.
Lots of war talk now. 1t has
been rumored that after taking
New York the Spanish gunboats
will steam up to Stewart and
lombard Grangeville. The mill
tary are being strengthened and
considerable uneasiness is being
fe.t, but in case of an emergency
we can loan them some Of the old
rifle pits that are still here from
the war of IT. They could be
moved there to protect the new
ourt house.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-04-08
COUNTY NEWS,

By our Regular Correspondents.