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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
CAPE HAITIAN, June 1.

According to dispatch from
Spanish source, fourteen Amer
lean war ships and two torpe.
do boats were engaged in com
bat at Santiago de Cuba at 3
p. nj. yesterday. Firing was
heard at sea, where it is said
engagement between Spanish
and American squadrons was
in progress. Spaniards main
tanned strict silence as to the
number of victims, who were
apparently numerous.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03

hold it as collateral for tbs
payment of a war indemnity
by Spain. Twenty thousand
troops are to be shipped there
at once.
The Spanish fleet is suppos'
ed to be tightly bottled up in
the port of Santiago de Cuba
with the entrance blockaded
by the American flying squad
ron.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
REWARD.

Lost, on Meadow creek, Clearwater
meadows. May 2, 1898:
One roam pony about 10 years old,
weighs about 300 lbs; had double sinch
saddle on, branded Sc
One bay horse, fovr white feet, weight
about 900 pounds, had pack and double
cinch CHEYENNE pack saddle on, brand
ed and &c on right hip.
Horses were taken from the trail b.
tween the Meadows and Clearwater
briige. Will pay $40 reward for the re-
turn of the whole outfit. and $Ioo for the
arrest AMI conviction of the thieves.
GEO. BEHEAN.
Crangeyille, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
Ladies and Gentlemen. There
ire still few choice residence lots
left on the beautiful Meadow
street and will be sold cheay.
Geo. Schmadeka.

NOTICE.
United States Land Office, lewiston
Idaho. May as, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that the official
plats Of townships 50 north Of range 4,
west B NJ; 50 and "a north of range ),
west B NJ; 81 and IS north of range :,
west NJ; "a, IS and IS north of range /.
west B M: 50. "a, IS, IS and 81 north Of
range I, east B M; 50. 81, IS, IS and 81
North Of range .. east B M: 81 and as
north Of range 3, east B NJ; So and 81
north Of range 4, east B M; have this
day been received at this Office, and
will be filed on June 28, 1893. on and
after which date filings will be received
thereon. 4 ]. B. WEST, Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
A Breezy Letter From Com.
pany &C."

Bay Dist. Camp, San Fran
cisco May IS, 1898.
Dear FREE Press We'll,
after four weeks of a Fourth
of July time, we are here set
tied down to camp life in ear
nest, with all we'll and in good
spirits. don't think that
there is a man in the regiment
who would have missed this
trip for $1,000 or go back
now, althouth at least 90 per
cent. of us are broke. For
my own part | have 50 cents
left yet, out of a borrow |
made of Jim Reardon at Boise.
The Idaho county boys that
we met atBoise treated us fine.
Dug Holton and Jim Reardon
took the Company &c" boys
that they were acquainted
with to every place that was
worth seeing.
When the regiment got to
Weiser the people had ton
of cake and pies all boxed up
ready for us, which, by the
way, was very welcome
acquisition to our rations Of
hard tack, canned beef and
beans. We were met by brass
bands and thousands of ladies
in all the towns that we passed
through, but it was left fol
Portland to outshine them all
We were met at the depot by
about 10000 people, and the
ladies of the auxiliary corps
about 200 in number | should
think, presented every mar
with a box of refreshments
hot coffee and fruit, and al
most smothered us with flow
ers, and during the hour and
half we were with them they
chatted and talked to, and en-
couraged the boys, praisine
them for their patriotism and
bravery; and when we were
leaving all the steam whistle.
in town were blowing, SO VIZ
couldn't hear ourselves think
The people of Portland, espec
tally the ladies, will Away.
find a warm spot in the heart.
of the Idaho volunteers.
We left Portland at I:3t
a. M, and from that time I'm
til II a. M, at every town w
passed we were met by hun
dreds of people with basket
of flowers, pies, cake and can
dies. And it was the sam
way all next day comm.
through California. We has
a few little delays on the roat
and did not get to Oakland
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03

The most wonderful part of man is the
eye. The muscles of the eyes are used
more than any o her muscles of the body
From the moment you awake in the
morning till you 90 to sleep Your eyes
are at work, aud unless they are in per.
feet condition there will be perfect
s'rain on them. Glasses properly fitted
will overcome the strain. DIR. Salsberp
makes speciality Of this particular
branch Can new be consulted at the
Jersey House.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
POUERTo PRINCE, June 1.

POUERTO PRINCE, June 1.
Fourteen American ships
under Commodore Schley be-
gan bombardment at p. m.
yesterday. The ships used
their heaviest guns and silenc-
ed the fort in two hours. The
torpedo boat Porter arrived at
this port at one a. m. this
morning with dispatches for
Washington.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
New YORK, June I.

Dispatch from Lisbon says
the Spaniards are sending
troops from all provinces to
Cadiz and along the coast. In
tention is to dispatch them to
the Philippines as soon as
squadron is ready to convoy
them.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
The Latest War News.
MADRID, June

Minister of Marine received
a dispatch saying American
squadron suffered a check at
Santiago. The fire from the
Spanish fleet and fort made
them retire damaged. The
Spanish feet did not suffer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
SAN Francisco, June

Merrett is to have two more
regiments of regulars to take
to Manila. One comes from
Arizona and it is said Wash
ington volunteers will be sent
down to take hand fighting
the Indians.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03

until S q CLOCK Sunday morn
ing. After a short stop we
crossed the ferry at the foot of
Market street, where we were
met by a bout 100 ladies of the
Red Cross society, who served
us with splendid breakfast.
Here again we were over
whelmed with cheers, tears,
prayers, good advice, pies,
cakes and flowers. From
there we marched to the Bay
District race track and went
into camp. This place is cut
up into blocks about 200 feet
square, with a board fence
around each block. We have
one of these blocks for camp
ground. AS soon as we got
here each company took their
place, and sat down to rest,
1--WE had to march S miles from
the Oak and ferry). About the
time we settled town good, at
least 5000 people, principally
girls, came along and bonn
barded O ur boys with oranges
until ther re must have been a
couple of tons thrown at us.
1t was another incident that
the boy will never forget;
and ever y day since some out
fit comes along with a hack
load of edibles of one sort or
another, all of which is very
acceptabl e, as the boys always
testify I'd by a rousing cheer
for the d onor.
Mrs. A. N. Ingram visited
the camp Sunday and shook
hands with all the Grangeville
boys, besides distributing some
writing paper.
Miss Annie Binnard and
Master Monte Wax visited
the camp Monday and distribu.
ted nj mber Of packages Of
pies, ca Ike and sandwiches
among their Lewiston and
Grangev lille friends, which was
very hig bly, appreciated as the
boys had just come in from
a hard t. o hours drill in ''Gol.
den Gate Park" By the way,
Golden Gate park is one Of the
prettiest places on earth and
an ideal drill ground
Since we left Idaho the girls
of Gregg IN and California have
stripped the boys Of every
thing they had but their good
name(? There isn't a half
dozen br ass buttons on Co. c,
now. 1t was a noticeable fact
that Co. c, had more flowers
given t hem along the road
than all the rest of the regi-
ment. Even old married men
like DR.. McDermid and Billy
Rothwell gave up their but.
tons. G apt. Murphy had no
buttons, but one lady tore one
of the st ripes off his pants. Il
the boys write to all the ad.
dresses they have on their
books tt icy will have to hire a
secretary for each man.
Ned Green is still the tallest
man in the Manila army Of
about "A 900 men.
DIR. McDerrnid is our com
missary sergeant, and is a very
good or ub rustler, considering
the expo rience he has had.
While in Boise we got q
letter FRI pm A. w. darlington
with ST DO in it to be used as Z
hospital fund for Company G
MIR. Tai kington has the bes'
wishes d nd heartfelt thanks O
Co. c, ST regiment Idaho vol
unteers.
The \ biggest surprise we 60
since we left Idaho is til,
weather of California. Why
we have to wear an overcoat
almost all the time, excep
; when W e are drilling. Their.
is a coli damp wind blowing
all the time.
Dick Hartman has just ia
ken to I he hospital; he caugh
cold sin &C he came here, ant
the doctors say he is threaten
ed with pneumonia. nevel
suffered as much with cold il
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
KINGSTON, Tune /.

Another American squadron
seen to day off Port Antonio,
north coast of island.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
B. F. NORRIS,
(Rx-RRcrsrER.)
J. s. LAND OFFICE ATTORNEY.

Makes up final papers. Attends TO
cases and all matters before the u. S.
land Office. Office next door to U. s.
land Office. Lewiston, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03

A BATTLE HYMN.
Written for the FRER PRESS
Old Dewey met the Spanish feet
Away out on the sea!
And whispered to his gallant crew:
This is the thing for me!
We'll teach them how to sneak around
All in the dark of night
And blow up one of our best ships
Just to avenge their spite!
well take those Islands they possess
And set the poor slaves free,
And drive the Spaniards from our coast
Across the deep blue sea-"
There's Sampson, Schley and Dewey,
And Clark, and Evans too;
And all are anxious for scrap
To see what each can do.
We don't fight bulls. That is too low
For decent men to do.
Bat of Spaniards there are not half
enough
To give us all show
There's millions, too, of patriot men
Stand ready for the fray.
To avenge the starving Cubans
And the "Maine" they blew away.
Il ARKANsAwYRR.
The evidence in the case proves Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures rheumatism, dyspep
STA, catarrh, that tired feeling. scrofula
salt rheum, boils, humors aud all blood
diseases.
Hoods pills are prompt. efficient, al
ways reliable, easy to take, easy t.
operate. 25c.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03
A Merry Var.

INVITE CRITICAL COMPARISONS The Economical Bar
and appreciates values
roices doing This spring 70
acknowledge
TALK Of the mighty dollar
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03

Hoods pills are prompt. efficient, al
ways reliable, easy to take, easy to
operate. 25c.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1898-06-03

Te Care Uonstlpssiee Forever
Take Cascsrets Candy CAthartlc l%
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14

Tragsdie 1OasssIbe Was lhr Fuehe Gskauft HABIT
's 1s ! &WZIZM
VurcMbnrn.

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Der &erarbeitung bes AHanbl6ubleoerS
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Soilette.

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9ndoige ,yrdulein.
"'r @naOen 9ndo'seo Srduln @rd=
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no. 300-l. Pine. Glib,
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Plus pen bnnriihen Webiroe.

Altcr Bauer gu einem Suri6eD:
rNa, Wtap, mas ma6t Bonn Sein
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lesten &iebmart q S0br toot."
Bauer: uSa - 10, ooSmeSen lied
ieabm litt 10 lelten."
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,Sm Wei6Gi:.

Frincipal oWtiu.r, i6on wieoer
tonmen Sic cine babe Stunce Nj
lpdt, mas Ioll benn baS beiBen?"
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Frinclpal: 80, lit "a bonn ait
Der ben oel6ditSituuOcn ni6t ,3eit
Senug oaSu?"
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Serpfliiioe NieihGitsnlnlll.

Surge Nrau; Ger s&di6ei6rant
Der mir nor ei1em balben Sabre Sci
Sbnen setauft baben, 1t ieet i6pr
9als aus Dem yeim gegongen."
WtObelbdnoler rslber, uiiiien Sic
ni0t cine SroBartige A%aSitattul,S &c
babt babeu, snGoige ,Srtu."
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&mmpriHtibeS.
Grit bann.

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Srau Sinterbuber INNER oieien Sdlei.
er, Der lie 10 iur6tbar ent'tellt?"
Srau D.: rGntitellt? va, bic iou=
ten Sie crit einmal obne S6leier ie=
ben !"
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AS+oEIA
Tragtd do OaSSelbe Was Ihr frueher Gekauft Hab,
's ri &MNzM

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babt. gu pertauicn bel alien Sdnbs
lern. 3Ssba
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8dunt 0laubli1.

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li6e 3abnl6mer;en?"
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es iebeS Wal?"
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telltunbe."
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Shneioeu tbut lueb.

yAllo morsen werOeu Sic e%ntlal=
len, 6uber."
StrdilinS 0entimentdl): r&a, sum
S6luiie tommt poS &oneinanpers
9eb'n!"
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&erpd0tig.

Srau: Sen neuen i>ut 6aben mir
meine ,Sr~eunoinnen ldon 9uinbli6
leio gema6t."
Wam: r&&icio?"
STRAIT: rSie iinocn i'm udmli6
alle ent;ildeno."
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Der ihlaue Shneioer.

Doctor Gum Siener): v&ie tannit
On 10 unsel6ift iein unb wdbrenb
Der Ordinations Stunoen meinen
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Grob.

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iein @elo lino balo lltSeinanoer."
Dame: y9&ie baben Sie oenn paS
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Mit cimcni Zbnapp.

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1utter, giienmaaren unb Saumatsrial
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Ueriutt Il cine l0ctS Shad)tel Sa$s
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Regulator, Der lie aem0ht wuroe.
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3. 2ie Tolerant, im mabren uno ial.
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