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,F''',I' UVHI 'HTfTe, cp1VcE aud ynarIinCn
si'ady. fat stock In demand hogs frrncr. coed
sh"c j steady
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FRUITS.
WIRE ANu NAILS.

WIRE ANu NAILS.
Quotations are for ,As than cnrloas lots
Sfcrn rates on cArloadg ''"" w.
HhkRED WGHE-GlddnA rAi., 50 40 nor I'M
lbs Wnukcgan. s2A5. '''
WIRE NAILS -E0te SO On por kcg oa
NSencts, l0d. ia aud led, Ia: sd and III lo,'
Va ana a. zoe Id and 3D. soc. I'd. i5c; n,
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i
100 packages, per box. S2.75. corn starch, bA,
per ID, 20 and 40-lb boxes.
| SUGAR. Quotations are for small lots spr
sranuiated. i5-ioc; cubes and 7 powdered
6 5-1Gc; Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy, 5Isc
choice. &c.
PRODUCE.
pihks. 4a4Mc Linus. s4.25nL7S; black eyes
I BuTTER-- Blue star, l71sc; dairy. isai4c'
n so iS hs Se d prnts o'is s cyno
sure fancy creamery. y Job .pails, zoe.
CEi ERY-Texns. Doc per dozen.
.lCHEEsE-New York full cream. 1idi2c;
Wisconsin full cream, iiMmi2c; Young Amer
ica 12iac. Western skim. l0c.
EoGs..per dozen, ,c' Kansas. rye
PEppER-chile, i7a2oc Der H. black. sNw
ToTAToEs-ca and Colorado, $50
so, swcet potatoes, sstlS9n g.r bushsl ., soo
700. Broilers, sl.sod200 Turkeys, hens. s.. 30
6e,,50; eobblers. ss00Ni0oO. Ducks. s2.75Qt
5.25. Geese s3oOa3.5o.
DRIED FRUITS AND NUTS.
ArPLEs-~Fancy evapornted. 5o.lb boxes.
$50 lib cartons, 9c choice evaporated In
bulk, 5o-lb. Sc; fancy sliced. In 5o-lb boxes,
Gkc.
ApnicoTs-slkc per lb loose: 1olsc In l-lp
cartons
ClTRoN--ln 10Th boxes. loo.
CunRANTs- In bills. sc 25-b boxes.
clen9td bulk, Sc; Lib cartons. 9hc.
ILhcIIEs Eydt Grated. rnp,cled, 7s.a@,
RAiSJNs California 3-crown l., l. h5Ae,.
81 4a6,i.i0; Y box l.. l. rblsins, aonGJc =
crown L. NJ rnislns iO-lb boxes, 4,.qi5c, 3
inwn J. NJ. bo.lb boxes, ihc
6Sc: 7o-sos CSC. ao-loOs 5%abc.
IL, Naples. EYE; walnuts. ,ldlic; peanuts,
pei ID.
Carload lots. iob cprs fror, mIi,a. doo,.,,
charge from store scJI0r mora nor ia ih, on
bran, 2n3c per husb,l on oais and corr. and
100 Zoe .rcr 100 lbs on hay
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BAROMETER OF BUSINESS.
AZ Isdel to the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
DO NOT DISTURB PRICES.
Restorntion Of Rates Has Little Ef,
fect--II0uston Offers Advantages
20 the Interior.
Office Of The Post.



Tho restoration OF rates VIII only slightly
affect commodities, and only certain Glasses
At that, for the moment. AS q rule, Houston
joblers carry Largo stocks OF all staples and
ARD no. overly eager TO take advantage Of
slight changes in rates. They do. however.
welcome stable rates and dcprecate democrat
izi;is rate wars. which benefit few and disturb
normal conditions
Ali kinds OF war rumors are niioat. partlcu
larry at speculative centcrs, where reports are
often sent out to influence trading In futures.
These reports however do not affect Houston
jobters. as they are not conducting business
on thet basis.
Interior merchants will save timc and
money. SO long as coastwise trade is suspend
cd. b. sending all their orders to Houston.
Thcy are assured Of prompt delivery and quo
tationc are based on extremely narrow mar
gins for staples. All tho representative
houses carry good stocks. which they keep
constantly replenshed, and many forcseeing
actual war. placed orders in advance. 80 that
they could be in position to keep the Interior
and smaller city merchants supplied.
tnMncd Goods.
II is difficult matter TO keep tab on
canned tomatoes these days. snys tho Now
York Commercial. as an advance seems tn
occur as regularly as the d0y rolls around
Saturday was no exception to the rule IL be
ins announced by telegraph from Baltimore
that NJ to 81 had lceu paid there for 3 pound
SPOT standard tomatoes, THIS IL st advance was
oeonrioned directly 10y large Purchases. made
10y Joblors TO supply government contracts
These contracts llsc Included gallon tomatoes |
The local market lor spot a-pOund standard |
Mhiylahu tomatoes was Quoted nomindlly at |
81 saturday Jersey threes were not obtain |
able under $L05. and Delaware were nominal |
NJ ~, mere were reported fhleB OF several |
thousand caseS of future MHrylands al iaiac |
teincd beef prices advanced sharply Satur. |
day morning upon the receipt OF news from
the Nrst that number of the packers had |
been entirely cleaned OF stocks by govern
ment purchases New prices given out Satul.
uRy are nH follows one pound tins a. mr.
e?sHn; 2-pound W; 6,pound, si2 lt-pound S2s
No changes IN other lines III canned goods
caino to Hight.
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chicago advices by private wire to n. w
h'nitcr n Go. save puts on July wheat +, NJ
ana calls Loo. puts on September sold M Ssi,
TO higher market tomorrow. and Inc Nc
bulls stll talk confidently OF much hishnr
lrices fer wheat during June and early imly
,lan hnve yet been seen during the Letter hui,
esmi aisn Puts ON July corn sold at SI% and
cars NJ Shts, The news Is bullsh on corn
and ON all breaks there is good buvinr ~ MI,
oeissl and OF provisions W. '"'s
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London, May 1S.--Consols ior mOITT '.r 4
for tho account 40 1l16: Mexican . oi y, \
MEXICAN Central new fours VA, ~ rsa
steady, 26 7-16d per ounce; money ,s NM
cert: rate of discount in the open WI ~
short and three months bills ~ pc 81
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FINANCIAL NOTES

New York. -clearlngs siss,iio'ss' 81
Sd.HSi 900. ,o,, r. NJ
Paris Three per cent reptes le2 z, n ~ u
account; exchange on London ~ Y
checks ,.mA
Madrid.-spanish tours closed AZ ~
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Gnlvcston spots.
Sro.s closed steady and unchanged.
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Grn,n aud Provisions r,s.u,or.

New New York, May IS Wheat Receipts az
2 blis {, o, b. afloat TO arrive. nn,, ~,
closed s,s1s'sc lower on May; No. closed
i,aSul. -. closed iss; July LEN Hiaas
urn, Leather steady, wool--Quict. Metals
UNCHANGED Tin. "a Sodii4 SO. Spelter 4 o.
bid; $50 asked Lead. $50 bid. 4. ss asked
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GALVESTON STOCK
COFFEE.

rrivato wire to carglll & Richardson vo,o
inc closing Of coffee futures In New W,
as follows January s,soaS. IS; February 9,
WN.vu' March S,S@5.ao April .oos,s e5, Ma.
s'iopN,'S. June 5,SoasbS; July s.mas "a
August S.ecaT s5 September S.SS,sS ' ~ o'
'oeer S''oaS,'S' November S,,oS5.75, no.
cenber 5,75G6, so. i'''
New YORK. May is,--Conee- OPTIONS enema,
".e'y steady at a decline Of s1lio points
sales l2,'So bags Spot Rio duh, No. = in.
voice sas' No. jcbbing 6ls; mild quiet. Cor.
dova S,s1l5is.
santos. May Is. Coffee Quiet. good no.
TOO ''''V' S'e'h Sut,
iiamearg, May rs. -coNce-cpenea nm
1000 80 ''"'f' safes
Rio, May IS coree-oaict; No : as7s.
e.,Nenange HIS; receipts Iooc. cleared for ths
United states 1000 '' wv
New York, May rs Total warehouse do
i,N.ries from the United States la0lS tass
including 1880 from New York. New ynyk
stock today '5I, t6o United states stock M =
ot2: aflost Tor tho United states f5tO0o To,s;
visible FOR the United states loSs, 5es assiast
ns aSS last year and 546.7Ss In 1895.
Havrs May lS.~-Coffee- Closed ~ n.t
lower; sales i6,0a0.
New Orleans. May s..-Coffee--steaJv, nj,
ordinary to fair SkIsL '
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Cotton ON shipboard. not cleared n, c,,,..
ton tocuy, '"' W "hiNes-
For Great BRITAIN SIS Engineer 1oo7 ho,o.
r ror rhgongo, IS HiRhhcld, 93S bales. '''''''
Lancnhorg Ms Total 9i06 bales ''''s' 81
Iotal ON shiphoard 1851 bnlea
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c"rgiiI .S nichnrLson'. Circular,

chghi Richardson of Houston say.
Traders seem surprised to see cutton ad
vance. We see no reason why they should.
when a commodity is sold out of the hands
ot the weak into the hands of the strong. 1t
is but natural that prices should advance.
ne market has been a short one. Liverpool
mas mas ueen on that side OF the market in New
roik' ana today they covered freely New
Vrieahs has been holding their own MARIE
pack at tunes % points under New YORK, aud
To-Day they advanced The rush In lulv ana
August there for go to 5.9S, reminded brok-
ers OF times when they were doing a good
business. Besides the extensive buying IN
New York by Liverpool. Weld and Price were
ilberal supporters. The former probably COW
s,fihs Tor Il large Philadelphia house and the
latter adding few more thousand bales 10
MS Inc Of August, which he expects to nut
way above the fall months. the same as he
did September last year.
me spot market was more active also. and
New York tells us that Liverpool is going 20
pay some good prices for the few bales ,ett
Llverpooi closed Lad higher New York S
TO higher, ana New Orleans to 10 points I'm
en- me near months and to on distant
months Spots Lie advance New York, New
Orleans and Houston
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There is not change 10 note in tho nr,..
OF any staple commodity, ~ wy ''"'
Az primary points there was n frao,,oo.,
advance In hog products
'rtwteifies. are plentiful on heavy re-.
..tp.s ,he mhrket weakened and prices rrrpc,
from 81 To 81, so pee crate '"''S''
A., fFSs arc In some better demand, hut thor,
IL 10 change In prices ''' '"''o
- me local market Us wen Supplied with ,resh
~, ,h hnh some shipments are holng mn,lc 20
SsW ,ofk advieo' say that guod oranges AFRO
hehs,e there and there Is litilr demand for ,n'
tending upward ~" ''N'' are
prices remain steady s'"'' wv"
tctihls OIL account OF the war w"
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HOUSTON WHOLESALE PRICES.
Quotations for Round Lots ar s,,.
Commodities

inese quotations are revised daily. and their
.o'l'''h.s' can be relied upon, The prlc IS are
'Aose iHiins IN Houston Wholesale markcts.
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MARINE iNTELIIGENcn.
Port OF Galveston, NAV IL
ARRIVED
~ clinton, Wertseh. Morgan city.

IN clinton, Wertseh Morgan city,
VESSELS IN PORT.
~ Engineer. WIN. parr 4 Co,
~ Laucnbers.
Ss Transit
SIS White Hail
Sch Mary E pow.
Sch Andrew Adams
CLEARED FOR GALVESTON
IS Httchhcid, Shields, Anril i,
SIS White CROSS, ioyior, ut Antwerp. March
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R,relnts-Thls day. cnIile, &C. calves; this
week 100 cattle, 100 calves, hogs. this sea.
SON, o'i" cattle. 1852 calves, 1921 sheep, i7l6
sheep
maud light
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,1'' VHU'H'UH8 WNFs M TOfT0Ws:
Flour Slow
When;- No. ,rrlng | 1901 70; No. 3 rprrny
lCdf' IA, No, 2 red ,5il H.
Corr No. 2, 31d3,h
No white S0H.
RYt-Nn g 81
lirity No >, i,ff50.
Flax seed No t. IFS
IhnoihN sccd-prmc. o6ulig 6r
Mrss tcik Per M l. i,@ie 20
Ladder ln0 lbs 6G0ffG co.
Short ribs sides Lonsc & taGrG G5
Dry sblted shoulders go>eG 5O0G5Yh
ShnfL ,leAr Eides-. linXnh q Y. 30 s,
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Crnhc Cnt,nn s.cn on

The OIL. Paint and Drug Reporter saya:
WIZ the exception of the valley tho mills 10.
Gated IN other sections OF the cotton belt are
amour closed for the season, Those In the val
ley Will probably continue the crush wen into
ADJUST, Early in the week considerable oil
a. i7al3lsc, but with thc advance In Ira
prices were raised and NJ the close i5iss,lSr
was asked for further lots In the valley ma
at memphis iS@lac only small jobbing saies
~ ~. reported mere for the homo trade nj 2l5p
" ~ as to quality and size Of the order The
haies reported comprise 10 ,anks nj lie
mnss Atlantic At idhc, $50 barrels in lots At
ih,mai .so, ~ tnnka valley at l1nI.ac ana 30
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GALVESTON.
rrsa =.

clnyfcs OF fat cattle Ifogs are In active de-
maud at slightly advanced prices.
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a asked. bid: n nominal.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened dull, closed steady; sales
1890.
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CLEARED rop CA,


Wy cur COLORADO ond Santa 10, lse hates
by galveston, Houston md U,rdnrsr Ua'V'
Sencohef Columbus, A. Total III bal,s - v
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T. N SY PlIll
sAiR AND SURE. Send \. ,.u.A0
GUARD" wiiesI Specific C.. ~ XIV Il
MONEY AND BANKING.

Houston, May 1s.--The local bantj N,
supplied with money for all rurpo,,, 4
IS, however. no great activity hi lk /
market. che deposits generally shown, d
crease.
Exchange is quoted as follows: M Il
buying, par. selling. New York, 81. lesiI
Kansas CITY, sl.caIl.?5 premium; MI
leans, buying, par; selling y premium
HOUSTON BANK CLEAElNCS \
The following arc the clearances 4
Houston banks for the week thus d, III
the corresponding time last year, NJ
with the increase or decrease.
This year. Last year. la
Saturday ........ $947 ,604 S6s3M N
Monday ......... 1.0l6.3Si 9S2eA
Tuesday ......... 7O2,5is 1,los,ss n
Wednesday $500. 6a2,6s7 6l6M
Decrease.
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bid, sellers: value.
New York Futures.
Futures opened quiet end firm; at noon
steady; closed steady; sales 127,5 $780,
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Nonsas Ctty. Man .Mhonl.-uara nr,i..

steady TO lower, soft slow. about s,,s,v. NJ
hard 2ni No, ,. il66l ieik. No red liz.
No :: l,lIfri.ls; No sprinT l. tseli is earn
closed weak; No, mixed s.Sis4n, Oats ycry
GLOW, lower; No, white siisTss RYE weni,
NO !, so Hay active and Arm. choice tina
~. ft,0o; choice prairie 1000 Reeeints
Wheat $1,000, corn 5000, oats % o0n shin
men's-Wheat 1880 corn IS, 500. oats II, oln.'
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nUTTER Ann Eggs.

Chicago. May ls,--isutter steady; crcap,cr,
l.p.S. dairy llMls. Eggs STEADY and un
cclifpgcd, Cheese. fair demand: creamery VI,
l0Ml2. creamery liismi2, Eggs Arm. fresh
sanoied Missouri and Kansas stock s; seconds
y; Louis. May iS.Bat,sr quiet. creamery
Now York. May -Egss-Receipts ls.i,,
packages; Western io,s ''''''
SUGAR.
New Orleans. May h. sugar--crep keel.
strong, i$Gt Lis: whits ts1AM, yeliows az
sssti ses ~ a%1sA Mclasses steady. cen.
Nsv ictk. May is,-spxar--Raw .,ronv
ssss nlEhsr isir rchning 81; centrifugal, q
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Frank h. Guest Of the cotton exchange
thinks that the market has held we'll and
shows disposition to harden About the
only bearsh influence on the price" said
Mr.. Guest on Saturday has been the at
ttude Of Liverpool, which has been less Of
buyer than for any time within ten weeks.
The demand for home consumption appears 10
nave turned the corner. The best authority
has compiled reports from each cotton grow
Ing state. showing a decrease In acreage
planted OF between and per cent Texas
especially, has planted more wheat and corn
ana over per cent less cotton, So far the
crop is backward from the cold weather.
cotton is cheap on lts merits, and at lower
level as compared with the visible supplv
IMAM at any year of the last decade There
has been little liquidation during the week
on war prospects coming from the New York
speculative contingent"
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boxes, SIC: Royal Gloss bulk. stsc; Nickel,
100 packages, per box. $2.75: corn starch, Sac
per ID, 20 and 40-ib boxes.
SUGAR. Quotations are for small lots; spr.
cial prices given on carload orders. STANDARD
granuiated, Z i5-iGc; cubes and powdered.
I. 6-iGc; Louisiana yellow clarified. fancy, 5Isc;
choice. &C.
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CAVES and yearlings ..... So Of
sh 'Ss ''''''''''''..,'..,,.... " IS
Good beef cattle calves ood vo,riins,
sicady. tat stock In demand; hogs 6r,ner COED
She steady,
~ Louis. May Cattle Receipts o2o0
nativee aud included 900 Texans; ehpmfnts
fWi market steady; Texans easier; fair to
laoVy hative shipping and export steers 441
a w.; To-; nulk or sales t.5odt so; dressed beet
np 90 nutcherS steers, 435n5 90; hulk Of sflos
eoai 80; steers under 1000 pounds r. ia
40; bulk Of sales I 00Di ss; stockcrs md
feeders t soatt CO., bulk i.oodi io cows and
ee e16,, ~ 2mMi ~ Texas and Indian steers,
. ,hom'Oo. the top for fancy bulk 2 95Gt 10.
COWS and heifers, 75N3 So. Hogs -Receints
dduH3 shipments 10000. market closed l5Sp
zoe lower workers. 4.2Ja4 30; packers 4 OOot
= -; butchers 4. ipGl so Sheen ReceInis 10
600 shpments 500 market stendv; native
muttons i'ood4. 90; lambs i5oas 30.
lkSansas city. May ls-Cattle- Receipts
1900 natives and 500 Southern. market I'M
proved heavy dressed beef steers 4 ION 30
heavy Dire seed beef steers fair 10 common n
az 20: light dressed beef and butcher steers
= wnl 6oi butcher COWS 335Gii 60; bulls 800
az 10; calves 6.oo@G.5o; stockers and feel
crs. 'oNn5. 80 Texas stocrs i.10ff4 Is. Hogs
- Receipts $1,000. Opened lo62Oc lower ani
closed l0c lower: heavy inTri ~: MIXED 90
m' 90, lights i.0o0i 20: pigs oOd4 90 heavy
hackers e06i %, sheep Receipts 1910; man
ket active, 5Ginc higher on limbs: Colorado
wool lambs 3 :i5d5 35 clipped sheep and
lambs oonf 10; Western muttons coat 80;
spring lambs 6.00d6.5o
Chicago, May lS--Cattle- Weaker and so
Zoe lower; stockers and feeders 2.a00i eS
COWS md hciters oOai 90; bulls 2. 0Od4 %
opcned weak and prices soon broke l0dltc
Trade was active at the decline Bul't of
,alcs 2oaA So. light WEIGHTS $50; packers
l5fi4 t2i& niFs O06A % common IN
fnpiCn 4 ~ ,,,J, 4
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST ,REpT


Ftp. Hannaford, Florence Frank
T. Brown, Grangeville; J. i. Wood
bury, Spokane Mrs, Walter Hill,
Grangeville; Dennis Holland, Sal
mon river; J. p. Cox, Grangeville;
A. O. Sherman, Jersey city N. J;
l.. Simmons, San Francisco; G. r.
Marsh, Stock creek; j. r. Mclean,
Grangevillei A. Y. Mc.Carty, Lew,
iston; e. Skies, San Francisco; w.
L. Smith, Keutorville; S. K. Libby,
Lewiston; H. Morris, Hardin Mo;
0. B. Garfield, Fred Bickel, Salmon
river; G. r. Morrison, Lewiston;
john Bohart, Westlake; Andrew
Moody, Meadow creek; James Moi
fet, Warrens; Chas. Brown, J. p.
Hartman, Dan Russell, MI. Idaho;
w. H. James, J. A. Lemons, Nor
row, J. +. Douglas, II. F. Douglas,
Dayton Wash; j. S. Atherton, w,
Fl. Requa, wife and three children,
Grangeville; Geo. Thatcher, Grange
vile; J. i. Eckert, two daughters
Helen, Nellie; R. D. Williams,
Thomas Brownlee, J. / Overman,
Edgar Pomery, Jake Woodring,
James Mc.C afferty, Y. Y. Robert
son, country; S. l.. Libby, Lewis
toni O. Columbus, Stock creek; w.
S. Reider, Kamiah; J. Baker, Ore
gon; H. w. Johnson, G. T. Lipp,
Kamiah; j. F, Ailshie. GrAngeyilley
Mont Jarrett, John Day; Vim. PAUL
Ellsworth Lamb, O, 3. Naples,
countryj John Peterson, John
Frayno, S. l.. Short, w. l.. Smith,
Arthur Woodring, Bart Simon, T.
S. Wyatt, A, D. Green, Ben Steele,
Jeff Peters, Ed Coomhers, NJ. Van
Wrinkle, James Coombers, Ellsworth
Green, Geo. Simon. Hiram Morris
Claude PAUL, S, Il. Leitch, Frank
Harris Al, Green, Jack Coburn, city /;
W. N, Scales, MtIdaho,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-17
NOTICE to 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
by 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 survives 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 Prof. Meurman
visit US during the Institute. The
public generally are invited, and
school Trustees especially. Dated
June LIST. 1898, Resp't,
w. N. SCALES,
Co. Sup't.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-17
KING STREET,
Cottonwood Idaho.

COTTONWOOD will celebrate the Fourth,
SO it is reported, We do not know what
the co mmittee have arranged for as they
have not indicated their plans of proce-
dufe.
The Heartbug Bros will leave
on Monday for their summer out
ing in the mountains. They have
rented their fno farm to the Gwyn
Bros.
For RENT-A store building, one
of the best locations in Cottonwood.
A good chance tor some one desir-
ing to engage in business. Enquire
at REPORT office.
The Spanish would have Jared
badly had they shown their mugs
in our town last Sunday evening,
our boys were ON their muscle, sure
enough. Be Keerful boys.
The baptists commenced clea ming
out the old Elite saloon rooms in
the Woodring building, this morn
ing preparatory to holding religious
services there on Sunday.
Hon. j. f. Ailshie wife, daughter,
and wifes sister, of GrangeviIle clme
oyer on Monday. Mr.. Ailsnie was
employed by the defense in the case
of the state VS. VIM. PAUL.
There will be preaching at Nor
row at II A. M, and at Cottonwood
at 7 P, NJ, the second and fourth
Sunday of each month.
Rev. VIM. r, Pitt.
B. T. Morris and wife left today
for Nezperce, being summoned there
by the death of the youngest child
of John Graham. During the past
three months Mr.. Graham has lost
three children by sickness-Lewis-
ton Tribune.
We have received a map of the
Florence mining district compiled
by Smith & Smith, of Florence,
from whom maps may be obtained
at so cents. These maps show great
care in compilation and will be of
great value to miners and prospect
ors. and is just what has been need
ed for years.
Last Saturday night at about 7:30
at his Office in Moscow, r. d. Nc.
Connell, brother of e> governor Me-
Conneil, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the heart. Once
before he attempted suicide by poi
soning. He had been drinking heav-
lily for several days and it is thought
this is the cause of tae deed. He
leaves a wife and four children, who
are held in high esteem by every
one who know them. 1t is under
stood that be carried 5000 insn
rance.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-17
County warrants Redeemed

Notice is hersby given that the follow
ing county warrants will be paid on pres
entation to the county Treasurer at his
Office at Mt Idaho Idaho, and that inter-
est on said warrants will cease on the q,
day % June 1898 to-wit:
Cur. Elk. Fund War. Nos 1902 to III in
elusive, senes 1898.
Gen. Road Fund War. No. $40 to 1923
inclusive. series 1897
Cur. TX. Fund War. Nos 225 to 226,
series 1898.
Dated june u, 1898
Geo. NJ. ROBERTSON
Cd1fty Treasurer.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-17

Pastor Gage returned home We'd
nesday from NeZperce, after hold
ing series Of four weeks meetings,
there was general interest among
christians and several conversions
and twentyope additions to the
church. Pastor Gage viii preach in
Heartburg hall Sunday morning
and evening, Sunday school at 10,
you are invited to attend.
The Camas Prairie baptist ascot
alton will meet at Cottonwood June
% and will continue four DAYS.
Everybody will be made welcome
at all the services.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-06-17

A warrant was sworn ont of JUS
tee Robbins court by DR.. Turner,
on Friday last, for the arrest of
VIM. PAUL, for the same assault for
which Mr.. PAUL was placed under
bonds last winter, and the prelimi.
nary examination was begun on
Tuesday last at II a. NJ, and ended
on Wednesday at 3 2. NJ. Mr.. PAUL
was bound over again, this time in
the SIM of $500 making $S00ir all.
Many of the taxpayers think that
this examination was uncalled for,
and that it only serves to increase
their burdens which are now griev-
ously hard to be borne.
They believe that the first charge
and the bond were sufficient for all
purposes. We make no comments.