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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10
M. & M. Cash Store
A. F. Parker, Notary Public.
See ad. of the M. s. M. Cash Store

A. r. Parker, Notary Public.
See ad. of the M. s. M. Cash Store.
Always stop at the Harpster hotel.
First class meals 25c.. First-class beds
25c. Harpster, Idaho.
The soda fountain is again started at
the Bon Bon, where you can now get a
healthful refreshing drink for only SC. a
glass.
The Bakery Restaurant, on north Hall
street, is the best restaurant in town.
Your patronage. solicited.-MRs. ]. S.
McGAFFEE.
Miners and prospectors headed for
Elk City, Newsone and Dixie will do
well to call on O'Bannon & Clark for
mining supplies.
Sash Doors of all sizes, kinds and
varieties. at WAY Down Prices, at c. c.
Bunnell's Pioneer Hardware Store,
Lewiston, Idaho.
]. I. CASE THREsHERs, Horse Pow.
ERs AND ENGINES.-For information
and prices address Driscoll & Thomp.
son, Genesee, agents for Nezperce La.
tab and Idaho counties. Full line ol
extras carried.
Desiring to close out my stock o
bamboo and chinaware, l will sell a,
greatly reduced rates. Call and price
these goods. Dressmaking specialt,
at my rooms in the Grange block Mis-:
M. L. ROBINSON.
Regular services at the NJ. E. Church
Sunday at II:oo A. M, and 7:3o P. NJ
Sunday School at 1000 A. M. Thurs
day evening Prayer meeting at 7:3o
Evdrybody cordially invited to attent
all the services.-T. d. LEWIS, Pastor.
The ladies of the M. +. church viii
give patriotic social at the Odd Fellow
hall. Friday evening, June TO- Admis
sion free. After short aud pleasan
program. ice cream and cake will b.
served at reasonable rates. A pleasan
time is anticipated.
The human eye is the most delicat
and least understood organ of the body
Head ache or facial neuralgia, niue time
out of ten are direct cause due to ey
: strain, and can oply be relieved by tn
proper correction Of the sight. Consul
J DIR. Salsberg during his short stay il
this city, now at the Jersey house for
few days.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10

The Low Prices given by the M. 8, NJ.
Cash Store is victory for the people of
CamaS Prairie
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10
Remnants.


Ribbon Remnants.
Over 1000 yards of all silk
ribbons in all the leading
shades, in pieces averaging
from u yds up; to be closed
|out at one.half the actual value.
This will be one of the great
est ribbon sales ever placed
before the public.
Extra values in summer
dress goods, cord dinities;
numerous colors to choose
! from. Manufactured as a 15c
seller; our price Ioc yard.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10

Prof. Elsensohn left yester-
day to assess the Warrens
country.
E. S. Sweet has sold bunch
of 2-year old steers to Bob
Jones for $2s per head.
lBoRN.--In Harpster, Idaho,
| June ?, 1893, to the wife of
M. S. Kinkoid, a 9 ID boy.
Mrs. Walter Hill is expect
ed up from Lewiston shortly
to spend the summer with her
parents.
Miss Leslie Shannon has re.
turned home after a long at.
tendance at the Lewiston Nor.
NAL school.
~ Mrs. A. +. Reynolds left
Wednesday for Tacoma to
visit her mother, whom she
has not seen for IS years.
Mrs. A. N. Ingram arrived
from her California trip Fri
day and left yesterday for
Newsome to visit her parents.
l.. N. Smith, proprietor of
the map of mines in the Flor
ence basin is in town awaiting
the arrival of the maps from
Lewiston.
Rev. Frank P. Brown ar.
rivd from Alleghaney, Pa, on
Wednesdays stage to take
charge of the Presbyterian
church here.
c. E. prayer meeting SUM-
day evenings. from 6:3o to 1890
at M. E. church. Subject
June IL, "Christian courage"
Leader, J. K. P. Birch.
w. E. Graham and H. c.
Johnson are arranging to build
residences in Schmadeka's s
second addition, south of town.
Alvia Bonebrake is also fenc,
ing lots on Hall street for resi-.
dence purposes.
Editor Parker, J. P. Cox
r. c. Thomas and w. N
! Knox, owners. in the Cleve
land mine left here this morn
, ing in company with Sur
veyor Shannon to inspect tn,
property, on which work ha.
been progressing all winter.
IN Nate Pettibone and Franz
Reed had a runaway while
driving down to Harpster las
Saturday. The breaking o.
the pole ran the buggy on tt
the horses and in the subse
quent proceeding the rig wa
kicked to splinters and Petit
bone himself narrowly escaped
being hoisted by the heels th'
frightened beasts.
Henry Owens, the freighter
narrowly escaped the destruc
tion of his entire outfit and /;
load of freight through th'
T breaking of 2o-gallon can 0
, sulphuric acid last week whil'
: en- route from Lewiston t
Grangeville. He discovere,
smoke issuing from the wagol
E and by hard work saved TIL
! team and wagon from de
! struction.
e F. E. Johness writes us from
Dixie that he expects to atten,
the International Mining Con
gress at Salt Lake City mex
I month with a large exhibit Q
ores from the different mine
< OF Idaho county, with the vie,
OF letting mining men kno>
e where we are and what W
have. The idea is CONNER
r dable. Mine.owners havin
t samples which they wish to G
/ along can send same to tn
s FREE PRESS office where the
will be held until Mr.. Johnes
arrives.
4 Misses Winifred Hall an
: LYDIA Castle entertained a fe,
h of their friends at a Summe
r ldyll tea party at the Ha
residence WeneSdav even;ne
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10
Mascot Kid Gloves.

This glove is guaranteed by
us and we are sole agents
every pair warranted not to
rip; in the following Solors:
blue, green, black, gray, tans,
reds and whites.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10
Distinguished Visitors.

~eeeo ~~~~>>SS
On Monday evening there
arrived here from Warrens a
company Of distinguished Wis.
itors, including Gov, better
known as Corporal" Tanner,
of Illinois, John r. Gates,
president Of the Illinois steel
works, the largest concern
of it's kind in the world, Colo
mel Elwood, John w. Drake
and others, representing q
combined capital of several
millions of dollars. They
came out to Weiser and left
there for Warrens, where they
are interested in the lola and
other quartz properties, and
after looking over the camp
started for Grangeville by way
of Florence, Doug Holton
brought them out from War
rens. Owing to the bad state
of the road their hack broke
down and they made the trip
from Florence to Grangeville
in lumber wagon and were
tired enough upon their arrival
here to appreciate the hospi-
table comforts of the Jersey
House. We had the pleasure
of an interview with the gen.
tlemen, and barring the hard
ships of their hurried trip they
expressed themselves as high.
ly pleased with their invest.
ments in Warrens camp, and
from what they saw and heard
of the country are well salts
fed that it is better than the
Klondike. The syndicate
owning the lola mine bought
the property last winter from
the company organized by the
late Capt. N. D. Moore, of
Spokane.
The republicans carried
Oregon at the election Mon
day by 5000 majority.
The sinking of collier in
the entrance to Santiago, thus
effectually bottling up the
Spanish ships in the harbor,
is all the war news worth
chronicling this week.
w. H. Harris, an old-time
partner of the editor in the
early days of the CGur
dAlene excitement, and until
lately one of the owners of the
Mother Lode on Prichard
creek, arrived here Tuesday
on a prospecting trip-his first
visit to the locality in 20 years.
Letter heads, bill heads and
envelopes with your business
and address printed on them
cost less when you buy 500 or
1000 at a time than paper and
envelopes bought in small
: quantities. The FREE Press
Office furnishes them neatly
printed in tablets at very rea.
! sonable prices.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10

Levi Strauss & Co.'S best
overalls 75c per pair.
FL yards L L muslin for ST.
IS Garden City :" I
20 " Outing Flannel, l
Ladies best silk mitts, I5c.
Childrens tan button shoes.
65 cents per pair.
Ladies jersey ribbed vests,
SC each.
Spool cotton, black and
white, all numbers, 25c doz.
Ladies straw sailor hats, 15c.
Children leghorn fats, 25c
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10

DUCK SKIRTS. Ladies'
ready made duck skirts, in
plaids and small figures, S
gored and we'll made at SLIGO.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10

Ladies Shirt Waists
See our line of waists. We are offer
in, at special price this week at 6oc.
75c, 81.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10

.33 yards for $1.oo
Merrimac light shirting prints.
IS yards for $1.oo
Simpsons best prints.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-10
THE IEADERS 0E INV pRlGESI

OUR SPECIALS THIS
hoseo by
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-29

Lord Erskine once declared at a
large party that a wife was "a tin
canister tied to ones tail" Sheridan
who was present, wrote and gave to
Lady Erskine the following line.
Lord Erskine at woman presnming
to rail,
Called a wife a tin canister tied to
ones tail
And fair Lady Anne, while the sub
ject he carries en-,
Seems hurt at his lordship's degrad-
- ing comparison.
But wherefore degrading 7 Consider
ed Alright.
4 canister's polished, and useful, and
bright
And should dirt its original purity
hide.
That's the fault of the puppy to whom
it is tied
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HID. D.s1. are the only pills to take
iACOd AaHo with Hoods Sarsaparilla.

Gov. and Mrs. Clay Knobloch
were called to New Orleans last Mon
day by the serious illness of their
daughter, Mrs. Bensberg.
Gov. knobioch returned Wednes-
day and reports Mrs. Beusberg as
being much better and out of dan
ger, which will be glad tidings to her
many friends.
Messrs. Norman Avery and Jos.
H. Pullen, accompanied by Mr..
Pullen's brother, from Arkansas
were here last Thursday on visit.
Mr., Pullen's brother is down In
this section on a prospecting tour,
seeking q place to locate, and we
trust he has formed a good opinion
of our town which may lead him to
take up his abode among US.
A DISTINGUISHED VIslToR.-Mr.
James d. Coleman Of New Orleans,
accompanied by our esteemed towns
bdIi III. L. II. DtuCttuA, uOuO.Cu us
by an agreeable call last Monday.
Mr.. Coleman is a heightened, cour-
teous gentleman, and a lawyer of
prominence ut the New Orleans bar.
He is a splendid convcrsational:st,
and appears TO be companionable.
He was here for the installation
| of the officers of st. Charles Branch
1856, G. K. of A., having arrived on
the Sunday noon train. Sunday af-
ternoon he delivered a splendid ad.
dress in the Opera House on the
objects and purposes of Catholic
Knighthood to a large and apprecia.
tive audience. Sunday night, Mr..
Coleman acted as installing officer al
the installation of officers at the
Catholic Knights Hall.
While here our distinguished visi
tor vas the guest of Mr.. T. A
Badeaux and family.
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TABLE MANSERs--A host should

TABLE MANNERs--A host should
not stand while carving.
The napkin is not folded bat sim.
ply crushed and LAID beside the
plate on rising.
Coffee may be served at any time
during breakfast, but should come at
the end of dinner.
Do not overload the plate Of a
guest, or press upon any one that
which they have once declined.
The side of the spoon is to be
placed to the mouth, except in the
cas- of a nan wearing a mustache,
when the point of tie spoon leads
the way.
Where wine is served at dinner,
1t may be declined without breach OF
courtesy, and should no more than
any other article be press upon the
guest.
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News reached here last Tuesday
that Mr.. p. A. Druilhet, overseer on
Ardoyne plantation in Terrebonne
had shot and seriously wounded one
Felix Gautreanx, the stableman on
tie place. 1t is said that the two
men got into some difficulty and that
G%autreaax was getting the best of
Druilhet, when the latter drew a pis-
tol and shot. Druilhet at once sur
rendered to Sheriff Connely of Terfe-
bonnie. From later reports it is learn
ed that Gautreaux died Wednesday
night. Judge Caiilouet was sum
moned to Houma on Thursday and
after due proceedings placed Druilhet
under bond to answer for a charge of
manslaughter at the next jury term of
the district court.
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A WORD TO u MEN.

We fear that there is n growing
IMPRESSION among or young naen
that it ia more honorable 10 keep
books or stand behind the coulter
and sell goods than it is to p!ow !;
that there is more homer in reading
law than there is IN hammering on
an anvil in a blacksmith, shop; that
the ma who wear blue overalls and
works in a machine shop occupies Il
lower position in the world that the
man who wears a white shirt and
patent leather shoes every day. This
is IA Very great b.nnder and has, we
fear, turned the hesds of Il great
many young men. No doubt good
pillow boys have been spoiled by
Young men imaginln. that it was
ore honorable to practice law or
sell goods than to turn yer soil or
shove the plane. The blame is not
always on the young man, either,
parents are often at fanlt in this
matter. They let 1t out early in the
life of the children that William and
John must select easy places in the
world. They must not have the
drudgery of farm life and mcst avoid
the hard work of the mechanic. 1t is
a profession, ii situation as a salesman
or hookkeeper OF some calling for
whicl, mayhap the hoy is totally uu
fitted. All work is honorable if it is
honest and right.-Ellijay, (Ga.,)
Sentinel.
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The Abbey Store has been reopened
eg the present proprietors, Messrs.
Aeht aud We'll, with a complete stock
O general merchandise. Mr.. s. Z.
uagn"t, a New Orleanian gentleman
Of Pleasing address and long expe-
Hence III mercantile affairs and, es-
p%eclslly. in this line of business, is the
soarie"ns and capable manager, ably
seconded by Mr.. Jos. Broussard, re-
Gently Of New Iberia, a young man
seemingly as popular and skillful In
commercial pursuits as his uncle,
nen. K, +. Broussard is earnest and
enclent in matters of National import
and concern.
MI. Gagnet, whose interesting
Young family consists of Mrs. Ga
gnet ard three children will at an
eafiS date bring his family here and
occarN the former Coulon residence
which Is now being repaired and
neatly furnished for the reception OF
sais welcome contribution To our So
wat ami commercial population.
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As we go to press we learn that the
Levee Commissioners of the Atchafa-
laya Basin Levee District, accompa-
med hy their engineer. visited on
Wednesday the work being done on the
levee below Lafourche Crossing, with
a view of taking steps to stop the
breaches without further delay. As
nave been given that the
breaches will be stopped in time to
save that section from overflow.
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NOE e..

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENT
IN hat l Sigulm md Joachim hereby grant
to Edward Grass full power of attorney to
act for me In NV name, place aud stead, to
collect outstanding debts .r bill due me and
to receipt for the same in nv name to de.
post moneys to my account in the bank
where | have II current account to sign le-
gal papers which may have come mp in due
course of business OF the Grand Bayou
Store and to generally transact any busi.
ness that may come up the same as | were
present in my own proper person to sue in
NV nam, If tonnd proper, Iall of which re-
lates to business transactions only in the
parish of Latourche, La. N. O., La, This
Both Dec. 1897.
'.Signed" S. JOACHIM,
Witness:
j. GROSS.
JULES CALlSTF.
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CONCERNING THE CLOSING OF
THE LdFOURCHE GRE
VASE,

Unless more vigorous efforts are
made by the Atchafalaya Basin Le-
wee Commissioners, to close last
years break in the lafourche levee.
there is every possibility that the
sections of Lafourche and Terrebonne
parishes subjected to overflow last
year will be inundated this year.
Persons from this parish who have
visited Lafourche recently, state that
apparently little effort Is being made
to replace the levee that was washed
away by the 1897 crevasse. As the
time when the Mississippi River will
begin to rise is not far off, the impor-
lance Of taking immediate steps to
complete the building, of said leyee
is apparent to all. in order to
strengthen the levee against the at
tack of the coming flood, it should
have some little time to settle. At
best there will be only about two
months in which to do the required
work on the levee, and if the policy
thus far pursued by the levee board
continues, the many poor people
living in the overfowed districts will
again suffer the misfortune of having
the little they possess swept away by
another overflow.
Delay in this case is dangerous
Houma Courier.
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Mrs. j. n. Wright. the popular mil
liner has had her store on Market
Street enlarged. and has just received
q large stock Of millinery, notions
fancy dress goods, and Christmas toys,
with which She will be pleased to serve
her many friends and customers at
prices within the reach of all. Call
and examine her stock. She will
gladly show you the goods even if you
do not make a purchase.
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Gov. Foster has appointed a new
Board Of Health for the City of New
Orleans. The appointees are Drs.
Edmond Souchon, J. j. Castellanos,
Luther Sexton, L F. Reynaud. H. S
Lewis, aud Messrs. S. O. Thomas,
j. w. Castles, j. d. Hill and j. C.
Denis. 1t IS believed that these gen.
tlemen will form an excellent board
of health
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DIR. z. NJ.

Dentist. has removed his office from the
the Riviere building to the Office lately
occupied by DR.. J. E. Blanchard. at
the corner of Green and st. Bridgit
Streets. just one block away, where he
invites his clients and the public i'll
general to give him a call. First class
work guaranteed.
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An %impromptn dance was given at
the Thibodaux Opera House on last
Wednesday night. and from all ac-
counts it proved a social success.
The dance was we'll attended eansid-
ering the short notice upnn which it
az given, and the participants had
an enjoyable time.
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Mr.. j. NJ. THOMPSON.

The we'll known dealer
in fine Kentucky horses, has been in
our midst since a few DAYS. with a
good lot of fine Kentucky harness and
saddle horses. to suit all tastes.
He is holding forth at Fl. Tetreau
g. Co.'S Stable, where ell are invited
to call aud see hi stock.
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Mr.. H. W. Frost's business hous

Mr.. H. W. Frost's business house
can'tbe missed now by any one looking
for il, as its owner has business signs
painted on three sides of it. Just
look up a little as YOU 60 by and
you can't miss. If that won't do
take the SENTINEL and you will find
his card in the business directory.
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Wedding parties from the country
have a time Of it getting to church
fol- the ceremony on account of the
well nigh impossible condition of the
roads.
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Everybody SAYS So.

1Ssc1rets Candy Catlartie. she most won.
ssiui -t>GlcGl discovery q the age, meas
s y aa1 .etrcshlHg TO the taste. ACT gently
~ po3 tsseiy ca RI ne Is. Itvcr ANA bowels,
eSS'f The entire s.stam. dislcl Gods,
and ana i &c llache, few, habituai constipation
ag9 oalousness. Please buy and try a box
m0.C. G. to-day; 10, -, 50 cents. Sold and
Aualanseed TO cure by all druggists.
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FLOWER PLANTS FOR SALE.

Mrs. Joseph I. Thibodeaux, OF
canal Street, announces to the
public that she has on hand for
sac & variety of flowers and plants.
Roses a speciality. Lovers OF
HoSers who contemplate buying
plants will do well to call on her
Before investing.
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We have received an order from
our Efficient clerk of court for a good
supply of marriage bonds and llcen-
cen. which indicates that the marriage
business is looming mp.
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There is a boom in marriages since
the beginning OF the wear. Several
take place weekly and the end ia not
yet. 1t is the same old story of love
that is ever new.
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We have been requested to an
nonnce that DR.. G. NJ. Atkinson, of
Morgan City, will hold service at
the Presbyterian Church, on Thibo-
daux street, on Sunday tomorrow
IN the morning and in the evening.
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Ifyou need Mems sox, Ladies' or
Clildlen Hosiery call at The Rack
et.s Our Prices are the lowest.
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visiting cards are getting more in
vogue in our little city : our job de-
paftment is often drawn upon to sup
ply them.
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The roads are getting impossible,
and travelling is getting to he a very
serioGs aff,ir.
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Just try n Zoe. box of Cascarets. the
finest liver and bowel regulator ever
made.
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o SALE CHEAP.
SECOND HAND

One Kettle, - in. in diameter. 30 IN. deep.
One Kettle. 90 n. in diameter. 20 in. deep.
One Kettle 81 10. in diameter. 26 in. deep.
One Kettle 40 in. in diameter, 30 in. deep.
Apply to
WM. CAMERON,
Bowie, La.
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Mr.. f. Y. Morvant has sold his Trial
plantatiau situated in the upper part
Of the 5th weird for over $4,000, which
il considered a fair price fo- a small
place.