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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
S%anfia0nna.
W ineral DIN t. @is.,
Is. Sea. 1898.

" ! ! " PulU u, SSis.,
Is. SsS. 1898.
Die llnterseibnete, @ittpe bon
Sobarn 8rdber, iuslber am Is. Iueult
oieIes Sobres nab ldn9erem 2eioen in
cine before @elt iiberasaan9sn lit.
.ltattet biermit ben geamten BEG bieli9en
Ct. Soiepbs observation-disclosures.
Vereins, ioluie ben Yeamten oes Witts
nen= uno Waiienfonos oes Central
Verelns ibren inni9lten Sant ab. fir
bic prompte IusSabluna Der 9erIibe=
rungsiumme bon $1,000. 3uglrt9
oieielbe fatboliihen Wdnnern,
Die nod teinem tatboliiben Gebensper-
ansehOren. ben &atb.
lib benz Wittpen= unb Waiienfpno oes
Gentral=0 ereins an3uiblisben.
&atbarina 9rdber
neblt Ginoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Sie 6eisr Der grimiS oes bodw.
Serrn &slnert wuroe an Sonnersta9
gu SbIils Wouno auf oas 5sltlidite
~beean9eu. Yer Primi,iant wuroe BON
benz pius=Yerein. ben S6ultinoern.
uno bon ben anlpeienoen 8eiitliben
bonn Yiarrbauie abgebOlt. Sie fol.
aenoen bohw. Serrsn ftanoen Dem
primiSianten am Nltare sur Settle:
Batter &iimper als aililtirenoer Yris=
fer; Der n%eueensibte Yater gbl ais
9iaton, Der neusepeibte Batter 3oieler
als SubbiatOn; Sbeolo9e s. Gelb=
mann als Geremonisnmeiisr. Ser
bOdpiiroi9e Yatsr Ssuerltein belt
Die Yrebi9t iiber bas g8eIen oes Yrie=
ltertbums uno iiber bic Geioen uno
6reuoen bes 9rieitsrs. GsD. Slim.
per. Der eifriss Seeliorser Der @emein=
be. oantte in beutihsr uuo enslii6sr
Spra1s ben Yeiudsrn fir ibr sabl=
reides ginfinosn.
Nua Der Weiie ertbeilten Die neu0s,
tpeibten bodn. Serrsn Gbl uno &Oielsr
ibren primisisaen 8arauf wurbe sin
isierlidss Tie Deum 9%eiunSen.
Gin Nadmittage aaben bic Shul=
timber cine llnterbaltun9 in Der Sbul-
balle. Sntetenant mar %belonoers Die
GsbensbeIdreibun9 Der primi3ianten.
mslde in tl%in9enosn Gsimperisn Dor.
9etra9en muroe.
Die f~olaenoen bodw. Ssrren tparen
bel Der Geierlihteit 3u9e9en:
@ep. &. t. Seuertein, DUBUQUE.
Nep. g8. &. s9eirid, Dubuque.
&erp JRep. IS. 70. Seer, GperspiQe.
Rep. 6. Z. SSuusemanl, 0perspile.
Jiep. u. Rublp, gautowu.
Rep. s.. Is. Gdart, Gilbert Citation.
0teu. &. %. Vape, gteip @ienua.
Rep. s.. Wf. Ylaiter, Sammoub, Snb,
0tep. u. u. Slernsy, Gentralia.
Rep. WR. q. Wortou. truman, isis.
Rep. 3. RaeberS, Petersburg.
Rep. Gas. Sispatrid, Dubuque.
Reu. Z. I. Roeieler, Iiem Vienna.
Atep. 0ult. 9bl, Sberriu.
Sob. gSirtb, Diatou, aenrtt Ssminar, ct.
2ouis.
Sol. Telbmanu, 1beol., ct. Sraneis Ses
miuar, Wilpaufee.
Den Nsuaemeibten uniere ber3liblien
8liifwini1e our Primi5feier!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Der bon ben Srauen. Der ct.
Soiepbss8 emelnoe 81 Carroll abaebal=
tene Vasaar bat einen 3einertraa bon
S2247.36 er9eben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
gery Rep. S. 9. Nieeut, C. NJ, Seurid
Seminor, ct. 9oni5, sRo.;

SerD Neu. Weor9 N. Seer, Sperspiue;
Gep. q. Saaf. Nod SSlano, Su.;
Heu. 6. Orcrler, Independence, Sa.;
Heu. Is. Srnl9emalilr, IperSpile, So. ;
Rep. %. Hiemele, Dubuque, Sa.;
Gep. &. &llaepple,' Cperspiue, sSa.;
fep. s. 9tueberS, petersburg, Sd.;
Rep. :. Sa9emaun, Dem Iieuna, So.
0teu. SO. Sorrp, Dubuque, So.;
Step. u. 8. Sies, Sellepue, So.
&eu. s. Z. 4robit, 9tortb Waiblugton;
Rep. y. Slatterp. Dubuque, Sa.;
Reu. Z. %. Obe%rbrOdlin9, 2urembur9;
9teu. 8. 3l9runs, @ortbiu9tOu, Sa.;
Rep. Z. 0anlep, Buffalo, 3d.;
Nep. 9. Srintnonl, 9%nttenber9, Sa.;
Reu. +. u. u. Siernep, Seutrolio, Sa.
Gep. y. Ylaiter, Santmouo, Sub;
Nep. +. Wt. Ban, Stodton, Su.;
Hep. Wt. SO. @raop, SoSeltou, eSa.;
heu. &. %. Bape, gteIp Ytenla, Sa.;
9teu. gS. Ruaplteiu, Spriu9broot, Sca.;
Gep. =. g. O'Gouner, Selweiu, Sa.;
Reu. Z. Ganfielb, Santiton. So.;
Meu. :. Someu, Sabnla, Sa.;
Neu. 8. Sitpatrid, Dubuque, Sa.;
0feu. s. @ormau, Dubuque, Ga;
Stubioien-0iaton @teu. s. 8irb, $,
Weper, q. Mepsr, Nsp Yieuua ; &. Seiriu9
q. gSu6ter, 0perspile; @. Saud, WiQep
Sobn Eiue. Sarl @oein9er, 0uremburg.
Oils Mittaasmabl bate bic aaIt=
Ireunoihaftlide camille Elm Seitban.
Quett oeranitaltet. an weldem Die bo1-
wiiroise 8eiltlihteit uno Die Ser.
wanoten uno Yetannten Der Samilie
t%bsilnabmen. Ses Nadmittaas Der.
anltalteten Die Shultinoer in Der ct.
6ransistus- Sbulbale cine reht unter-
baltenoe 8ratulationsfeier. SIN Ser.
laufe Der Seierli9teiten nuroe fuleen=
oes 5elesramm erbalten: Gom, Sta
lien, ben 81. SeS. 1898.-an 8ep. 8.
8. 6orfenbrof! - Der 9lpoltoliIds
Ssaen 1T bon Or. Seiliateit SEQ XIII.
benz bodw. 8. 8. SOrtenbrot uno Der
Samilie Sortenbrof 9epdbrt. 8e.
sei6nst Monii9nor u. Sc @aal,
Campo SantO al 8%aticano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Observation-Disclosures,

al, ipelhen bic oeutiden 9atboliten oes
Staates Soma grpbes Sntsreiien neb=
men, fanoen i'm Saufs Der Derf. Wpbe
itatt.
gu SDersbiIe trat Der neu9emeibte,
bohmiiroi9e 8. 3. GOrtenbrof gum
eriten Wale on ben Nltar oes Serrn,
I'm oieiem isin @rltliuesopfer als Prie=
tier oarsubrinaen. Sie iebr adtunass
mertbe Samilie aus Der bsrs,ts &ep. y.
s.. Sortenbrpof Don Nsm Sampton,
Sa., berporseaangen 1T. bate es niht
u%nterlaiien fir ben Subeltas 2laes mD9=
lihlt feierlid herauridten rnb Die 8e.
meinoe theilte Die sebobene Seitta9ss
Stimmun9. Nahoem Der primiSiant
bon benz pfarrbaufe our STRIDE ssleitst
poroen mar, be9ann bort oas feierlide
Sobamt, bel pslhsm benz N%euesneibs
ten foIssnoe bodip. Ssrrsn aiIiitirten:
als Presbpter Niiilieus. &sp. y. 8.
5Ortenbrod bon Nelp Sampton, (gru.
Der oes Neusewsibten); als Siaton.
8ep. 5. gertenbrof bon St Ct.
SOuis; als Subbiaton. &ep. W. Shilt=
gen, D. d.. BON Dubuque; als Gere=
munienmpiiter. &ep. 6srb. Shaat
ct. 2ouis, Wo.; Sburiier. S. SOrten.
brod. SpersDilie; &eb. Soiepb Slim.
per bon Sbsrill belt Die 6elipreoist.
ourh neIde CT Diele ieinsr 3ubOrer bis
81 3brdncn riibrte. Sm Gsrlaufe bes
Nmtes empfinsen Die Wit9lieOer Der
Jamilis 6ortenbrod bic bl. &ommus
MON aus Der Sauo oes Primi3ianten.
Sm Santtaarium paren bel Der Seier
5u9e9en:
gery Rep. s. 9. Nlsent, C. NJ, Seurif
Semtuor, ct. 2ouis, sRo.;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
QauO III n~crfaujcit

in elmer Seuti6en, fatbolii6en @niiebluns IN
Yolo alto unb IN Yocabontos County,
Soma. giuie unb III iebr lsitteu 3ablungss
.bebin9unseu. I2an weube lid idriftli9
oper miinolid all: ". {. Ni6au, Walarb,
Nalo 2llto g., So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

eY- Sei MoreBme@iel sebe mar,
inner bic alte Abrcfe an, bon pels
der Der We6iel itattfinost, iomie bic
ueue MoreKe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
@n 1T Thenonr Gfer

pom Seispelt i'm @robbsrio9tbum ourem
burg? @er Glstunft wcif, 1T 9sbeten bic
lelbe sl lenoen an: Nttolaus Gder, gran
piue, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Weaeu Qrebsj1aben

Sd empieble biermlt Stroop's beriibmte,
beitide BUILDER. SIelelbeu beileu iebeu
mpd ni6t aui9ebroheneD 8rebs iowobl
imnerlib als GuBerli9. aleit, bic perbG9s
tise Geidmiilite iowie aud NasenIeis
NIB Qeberidaoeu baben. iinb bieie
9uluer b~eioubers e%mpfobleu. Be9en NGbes
rem .3eueniiie etc. a%oreiiire man:
@b NJ or b 8. Soebiug,
ct. 9Mcas, Sopd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Rletn q aus 5taot
unO llmaegenO.

- Serr Scrrlarm SaDn lfdrD Sonfl=
to9 on GbOmbera gbe. i'm Nlter bon
50 Su9rsn. Gr mar aus S%taarinoen
in Baden aebiirti9 uno Wuroe 1856 al
Wewarf, 81. s.. nit SRI. Gbriltina
&eppler ebelid 9etraut uno binterldbt
orei SDbne uno swei S0bter.
= gu 3winele i'm bieli9en Gpuntp
itarb Serr albert Sort in utter bon
76 Sabren.
- Sn Gpupers @asenIabrit petlor
Der arbeitsr Sobann @abill bic redte
Suno bel Der grbeit al elmer Maihine.
Sas 0lieo tpuroe 81 grei sermalmt
unb bic Sano muB oberbalb oes ,8s=
lentes abgenDmmsn tueroen.
- 6. S. Peterion 3obnarst
96l Mainltrabe.
- WontaQ I'm II ubr Mittass 1T
bas 40. Sowaer Snfanterie Gs9lment.
al welhem uniere 8%opernor's 8rep's
aeb6ren nit Dem transport SampIer
,Minnsnaita" BON Savannah in @eor=
9ia nad SaOnnna auf Der Sniel Guba
abgereiit luo tie am 9onuersta9 anlans
gen meroen I'm 8arniIousbienlte Su lei-
item.
= Serr &obert 9el bon Sperspile.
ltarb Sonnta9 i'm Ilter bon iiber 100
Sabren.
- Soofout Yolt g.. u. g. go. 20
bat iolgenOe Seamten erluGblt:
Gommanoer-S. g. 8iebel;
Senior @ice-Retsr gii6op;
Sounior Sice-S. &llue;
Suartermalter-q. 0oelfert;
Siicer Of tie Sap-@. S9wa9ler.
- Sos preijdbrioe Sinh bes Sbnei=
oers Serrn SObann &eBler ltarb an
Spnnerstae in Der g9pbnun9 Der
gltern. 1910 @aibin9ton : Strabe
oabier.
- Gin Saaoenfeusr brad an 5rei=
tag 9eaen balb bier ulr in Der Wob=
nun9 oes Germ GountD=Glert SaDes
aus, mel1e beOeutenosn S1aoen i'm
Oberen Stofperte anrihtste.
- s. y. Granben, o,utiher Wobofat
unb Notar, 3immer Alb Sffice-@e.
bauoe, 9. uno Wain-S traBe.
gu Sberrils Mouno ftarb am
Wittpoh Serr Yeter llbig i'm glitter
BON SO Sabren, anf ieinem Geburts-
taes. Ger 8ertOrbens binterldBt Die
orei S0bne Sobann, peter uno Jrisos
rid uno Die So1ter Grau &arl Yiiang.
Der Vertorbene mar Elm 9eabteter,
treuer 3atbOlit.
= Die Dubuque Waltin9 SO. bat
auh ~unierer Nrbelter nit einen Weib-
nadts9eTbente in Seltalt elmer &iIte
Banquet" aeoadt. Die Serpaduns
bes porSii9liben 8ebrlues lit wirilih
muIterbait. Sas bstrsIienoe Bier ut
in 6laIdsn-S erpadun9 Seraoesu bilo=
ihOu.
Ssrr Sobanu &oebl, IT,. unb
6rl. u. Sutbil muroen bon paltOr 6.
W(. 9SulerMaH 9elrall.
- Serr SObann Sud uno Sri. Clara
Gtuber iuuroen in Der Wpbnuna Der
Gltern Der Yrou!, 2266 Sodion Str.
9%etraut. Ser Srduti0am 1T bon
Siour Sails. 6. 9.
- &arl Marietta, welder fir eincu
Farmer I'M beuadbarten Sbsile bon
WlscOlin arbeitet, itiir,te auf benz We9e
aur Stabt BON elmer 2aoup9 Seu uno
brad Elm Yein.
- Sn Wet Dubuque piro ndtIies
Sriibiabr cine neue tatbpliihs Stride
9ebaut neroen. gteD. S'WaQeD, Yiar=
rer Der 8smeinbe. mill ben yau bis
gnoe oes SOmmsrs fcrti9 ltsllen.
= Sur6 Elm Geruiht, mel6es ibml
ouf ben Sub iiel. erlitt Serr Sohann
@rote. sin S6rsiner in ben 8eb6Iteu
Der g.. W. IL Ct. 9. ga9n, cine
ihwere SerlsbunG am SuBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27

Su>..n.l:l&~. fino II 3 lid. ipeilfie
UI uu UiIUYI Elm ablaBgebet iir bi
Seelenrube Der 0er=
'~torbeucu %entbalten. mir baben eine pra6toole auss
lpobl 1rouerbtloer porrdtbi9. Mau i6retbe mn Dir.
tier uno Brciie aI:
German Catholic Printing Co., Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Snye,mb nrStibes.
Rereiniste 2taatem.
Yriui,fcicr gu ct. 9nnatns, So.
Gt d9li d.

-
Yriui,iricr su ct. 9nnatns, 50.
Wieoerein Sobn aus BEN
rStodbaus Der Surem'
burger in Imerita"
sum 9ien # am
4ltare be-
rusn.
Qm 90. b. M. feierts gu ct. Sona.
tus Der Neopresbpter Nlois Wa9ner
ieine erIte bI. Meiie. Don Nab uno
Sern bate man Iid 3ablreih elnaefuns
BEN UNI oieier erbabeusn S5eier beisu=
no6neu uno ols Der bohm. 9rimi3iant
in 9rr3eiIion pOm YiarrbauIe CUR
Stride 9efiibrt wuroe, bate ii9 oas
8Dttssbaus oi6t an9cfiilt. gel Der
bl. Mtefe funsirten: als presbpter
NIfiitens &eo. s. 3iarana BON Wortb=
ington, als Siaton Reo. s. Sepoe bon
MaoiIon, Wis., als Suboiatpn Geb.
6. S1mitt bon Chippewa tSalls, isis,
als Geremonienmeiltsr &ep. Or. Sbilt=
gen pDm ct. Soispbs=@o lese in Ole
buque, als Shuriferarius Stub. Sus
pcrlt, als g~tolpten STUB. S. @aaner
nno s. Slid. &er. Sarmeier bon
4anling, Sa., belt cine er9reifenoe
9reoi0t iiber Die Wilroe uno Solma9t
oes 9rieitsrs. Glteru uno Serpanoten
empIinoen bic bl. SommuniOn. gti6t
oft ereiQnet es li6. oaB bier S1meltern.
melbc lih c~benfalls Dem SienNte oes
Serrn i'm &loIterleben 0etpiomet baben.
bel Der Yrimisieier hires Sruoers 3lls
Qe0en 1ino, lpie es bier Der SAL mar.
Na9 Der lReTe beNaben lid bic 8dlte
sur elterlihen Wobnun0 oes Prlnll-
Sianten, no fir Speiie, gririidun9
uno l%lnterboltung nit Der 9roBien
@aItfreunolidteit QeIOr9t mar. Nebit
iAon pben9enonnten tparen mob tol=
gcnoe 9eiitlihe Serren anmeisno:
Reu. ga. Rottler, ct. Ionatus.'
Reu. Nerrn. Rottler, ct. 0onatuS.
0teu. q. @ieS, geQeUue.
Mep. Is. SSun9blut, Sing.
Hcp. Netbcriugton, Ct. Sbere'io.
McU. QS. 6nopitein, Spriu9broot.
o NeU. =. S'0talep, 9Seit Dubuque.
3tep. gS. Saileu, Gromn Citation.
0teu. Is. Slatterp, Dubuque.
9tcu. 9. S9Iueter, @aperbia.
@ir Qrntuliren Dem hobw. Sater
@a9ener CUR YrimisIeier uno wilnidsn
linn 8ottes rei6li6lten Segen I'M
YrieIterltanoe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-12-27
Mdrttb eri dt.
-
Rretfe tiir Sea 0roBuersanI.

Dubuque, ben 90. 8ss. 1898.
Getreioe uub WebI.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15
NOTICE 10 TEACHERS,
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The place of holding the teachers
Institute for 1898 was left to the
members of our last institute, and
was decided by them in favor of
Grangeyille; Therefore / hereby an
nounce that the Fourth Annual
Teachers Institute for Idaho county
will be held in Grangeyille, com
mencing July 18th and continuing
five days. All teachers are required
bv law to attend these Institutes,
and | trust every Teacher in Idaho
county will make a point to do SO
and aid in making it the most sue
cessful one we have had. | have Sc
cured the survices of the Messrs.
Knepper OF the State Normal school
and Of the Inland Journal as con-
ductors, and hope to have the State
Superintendent and Pro-. Meurman
visit us during the Institute. The
public generally are invited, and
school Trustees especially. Dated
June 1st 1898. Resp't,
w. N. SCALES,
Co. Sup't.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15

Judge Piper makes no secret Of
his intention to go before the repub-
lican state convention as candi-
date for Supreme Judge. Ever since
the admission of Idaho as a state in
1890, Judge Piper has presided over
the secon Judicial district and,
speaking for tIdaho county, we can
say that he has given very general
satisfaction and his elevation to the
Supreme bench would be regarded
with the greatest eomplccency by
this community. II the judicial
offies could be taken out Of politics
and made partisan, as they Of
right ought to be, Judge Piper would
make q strong candidate and a very
acceptable Supreme Jpdge,-Free
Press,
This amounts to almost bribe,
if it had emanated from any reput
able sheet it would carry some
weight, but coming from ''ring"
source the people will know just
how much value to attach to it.
Any man count his chances of
election very slim, when champion
ed by the "unreliable." This will
not help help your case, Taffy don't
60.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15

Registered at the St.Alhert since
July 8th. J d. MaugAmer, II. O..
Filming, Ben Luchtefeld, Kentef-
vile; ]. NJ. Dixon, Reservation J.
r. Cogton, Mt.Idaho; j. w. Reed,
A. Soarts, Forest; Wamer, WYATT
Nash, Mrs. Helm and daughter,
Fred Manning, Chas. Brown, Fred
Nj. Manning, G. A. Nc. Fetridge,
Chris, r. Osmers, Lewiston; j. Al
Frila4er, Springfield Ohio J.. w
Phillips, Beeman Ida; j. Fitz-
hugh, Dayton Wn; j. D. Hendron,
Mt.Idaho; B, NJ, Foster, ]. 4. Sam
ders, Dixie; B, r. Simon, Revle-
stoke B. G. Simard Bunday, Boise I;
Geo. Frazier, Salmon Riyer Robert
Williams, S. Singer, Spokane; Abe
Endsley, Colfax Wns Fl. r. Bart
lett, Jno. o, Rpark, Butte Mont
Chas. P, Richardson Moose Creek
Placers; Jack Cobdrn, J. l.. Eckert,
Walter Brockman, G. 5. Bates, r.
J. Winder, Country; G, G. Walker,
Fairfield Wns Geo. Fought, Isaac
Lille, Otto Kaesmeyer, Florence;
Arthur Woodring, M. Van Winkle,
Dan Russell, Bart Simon, John
Frayne, S. E, Leitch, Chet Hard
| esty ana wife, Ed Bradford, City
F. A. David, John Mix, Moscow:
| Allie Vincent and wife, Clay Rob
bins, City; Miss Barbara Cowan
Denver; Albert Soards Forest; R. B
Blake and daughtegss Keuterville
Chas. Bomberg, Genesee; John MiS
Geo. Ygtes, w. A. Jones, Snake
river; J. S. oyerman, G, A, Thomp
son, Tolo,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15

The J. I, Case Co., of Racine,
Wis, are erecting a large brick
warehouse on Howard street and
Northern Pacific railroad, Spokane,
Wash, size 180x100 it,, with
24x180 ft. platform, aDd will carry
a large stock of Separators, Feeders
Horse Powers and Engines; also a
complete stock Of extras.
Driscoll q Thompson, os Genesee,
Idaho, agents for Nezperce, Idaho
and Latah counties, viii also carry
a sample machine and full line of
extras. For information and prices,
address them. The ]. [. Case
Threshing Machine Co. have manu-
factured machines for over 56 years.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15

In our advertising columns will
be found an announcement of Ex-
Senator John j. Ingalls, forthcom-
ing book, entitled "America's War
For Humanity" Canvassing agents
will find in it book of remarkable
interest, and certainly of extraord-
mary stability. The history of the
war is told in picture and story and
story, and in a way that always
characterizes tine brilliant pen of
Senator Ingalls,. In narrating the
incidents of this war he finds grand
scope for his supurb descriptive and
analytical powers. The theme is
worthy of the author, and the auth
or is worthy of the theme. 1t is pub
Iished by N. d. Thompson Publish
ing Co., of ST. Louis, Mo. 1t will be
a monumental work that will not
only only be everywhere read, but
it will be a monument to his genius
that will outliye in history his bril-
liant senatorial career. The snhscrip
-tion book trade and the canvassing
agent are fortunate in the fact that
an author of such rare ability has
been enlisted in its interest.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15

At the meeting of the county CEN
yral committee OF the Peoples party,
held in Grangeville on June 20 1898,
the following-named persons were
selected as central committeeman
to fill vacancies, and also to serve as
an executive committee:
G. B. Knorr, Aug. Won Bargen,
Denver; w. T. Fogje, MtIdaho
J. B. Forsmann, Cottonwoodi H.
Chenoweth, Stuart; Jeff. Woods,
Kamiah; c. w, Stewart, Lake; F,
z. Taylor, Whitebird; E. Giggey,
Harpster; F. P. Turner, Kooskia
James McCaffrey. Florenc e! B. NJ
Booth, Dixie;
The different precincts will hold
their primaries in the afternoon
from 2 to 4 o'clock, July 10th, to
elect delegates to the county con-
vention which will be held in
Grange hall, Grangeville, on July
Odd, 1898, to elect delegates to the
state convention. which convenes
August Sth next. at Moscow.
The executive committee are cal
led to meet at this convention.
The ladies will be expected tc
take an active part and vote at. al
elections.
JIM. WoLBERL
Chairman,
w. Z. GRAHAM,
Sacretary
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15
Baptist Church Services.

Every Saturday evening the
Young Peoples Union will meet in
Heartberg hall, down stairs.
Preaching, Sunday morning at
II 4. NJ, and Sunday evening at
7:30 P. NJ, in Heartberg's hall.
Junior Union, Sunday afternoon
at 3 P. M.
Sunday School will be organized
at 10 A. NJ Sunday morning.
All are cordially inyited to attend
these services.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Song service Friday evening.
A, j. GAGE, Pastor.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15

The creditors G the Cottonwood
Packing and milling Co., metat Cot
tonwood Idaho, July 9th in Heart
berg's hall according to notice.
c. B, Knorr chairman, present
On motion Geo Brown was elect
ed Secretary, G.. W. Hashagen was
elected director to fill the vacancy
of Delos Carr, the directors were
authorized to sell engine and boiler,
after this matter of business was
thorouShly discussed, motion to ad'
iourn, carried.
GEaRGE Brown. Sec,
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FOR SALE.

A stock of general merchandise,
which will invoice about $500 or
$1,000, with buildings and every
thing necessary to step in and go
ahead, stock will be sold at inyoice
price. Building 1880 and shed lex
IS. Two lots So with it.
This is one Of the best locations
in the country, and tLe owner can
g.ve the besJ of reasons for selling.
Fer further particulars enquire
at REPORT. cfiicc.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15
FOR SALE,

A furnished hotel, in one of the
best places in the country. Hotel
full of guests all the time, stable
will hold 16 horses, and 35 tons Of
hay. VIII take part cash, balance
on one years time, This hotel will
be bargain at the price and terms
offered.
Anyone contemplating going in
business of this kind will please
get further particulars from this
Office or write G. f. Brown Mt.Idaho
Idaho.
Must be rented or sold by Au-
gust 1st. 1898,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15

Dir. Darrin has been persuaded to
stop at Cottonwood, On his return
from Grangeville. He will only
make a stay Of three days, July "A,
25, and26, to accommodate the af-
1licted OF this vicinity, who are un"
able to visit him in Grangeville.
The Doctor will stop at the Cot
tonwood house where he will meet
those who desire to see him.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15
Official paper Of Idaho County.

The bankers Of Whitman County.
held. a meeting this week and resoly-
ed that all revenues due on checks
and drafts should be paid by. the
custonera. It would nov be III or
der. for the customera te'meet and
pass resolutions resolving not to
patronize the bank under any cir
cunstaaces, Mirror,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-07-15
GLEANINGS.

Some practical jokes have crimr
inal tinge.
Allie Vincent and wife went to
Lake Waha on Tuesday.
G. W. Gaines made trip to
Grangeville on Wednesday,
A good many of our people are
in MtIdaho attending court.
The case of the state We VIM.
PAUL, was set for 10 A. NJ, to-day.
John Proctor j., came in from
San Francisco on Sunday evenings
stage.
Paul Tyre was on the sick list
the first of the week, but is now all
right. ~
Fruit jars, bought before the
raise. Take the benefit, Wax &
BROWN.
Work on the mill is being pushed
vigorously and the sheds will soon
be up.
Blank deeds, mortgages, leases
and placer and quartz location no.
tees. for sale at this office,
J. M. Moore moved to his ranch
on the mountains, formerly Ly-
ops ranch On Tuesday last.
I. d. Lyons and Hale are prepar.
ed to feed any and all stock that
comes to the Overland feed barn.
George Brown and wife of Grange
vile were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Burge, last Saturday and
Sunday,
John Proctor Jr,, will remain for
a few days longer to finish up his
business before returning to San
Francisco.
B. X. Millers baby came near be-
Ing killed last Friday, by falling
from the porch, and striking its
bead or stone.
G. w, Long started for Lewiston
on Tuesday, taking down his sor
and family, who have been VISITING
their parents.
The best $Sshoe on the Prairie
every pair warrApted to give salts
faction, or your money refunded
WAX & Brown.
G. G. Walker of St.Louis Mo-, rep
resenting Geo. D. Barnard &Co.
blank book makers photographers
and stationers, came in on last Fri
days stage on his way to MtIdaho
| have moving machine extras
also hardwood, and lubricating oil
I carry the usual line of goods
Give me a call.
HERMAN II. NUxoLL
Preaching at Cottonwood at 8 D
m. on the second and fourth Lord
day Of each pantFi by Rev. VIM