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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-05-20
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Asci,enbrenner Peter Westlake
2 m cows wk h / wagon. -. 7 0S
Poll and hospital. ,......s... 5 so
Aldrich G Il Whitebird imp on
Whitebird 8 7S
Anderson M Elk City saloon
fix etc Observation-Disclosures. % 03
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Anderson 4 White Florence imp
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\ Poll and hospital 81. ,ss.. IA 90
Arnold Geo GrangeVille o etk
cattle 8 m cows s fstk b 8 wk h
5 hogs wagon. ,..s.!..s.... 20 70
An4es Frank Lake . stk le2 wish
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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-05-20
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
FOR I 597,
Idaho County, Idaho,

Notice is hereby. given that UNI
less the taxes delinquent as shown
by this said list are paid the prop
erty upon which said taxes are a
lien win be sold at public auction at
the court House door III Mt. Idaho,
on the first Tuesday in July, A..
D. 1898, to-wit: July 9th, 1898,
MONDAY being a legal holiday be
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
and 3 o'clock p. m. Of said day and
continuing from day to ds,y until
said sale is completed. The follow
Ing figures. include State, County
ana School Tax and penalties up to
date. j. IT. MCLEAN.
Tax Collector, Idaho County, Ida.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-05-20

IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF
PRECINCT, COUNTY
OF IDAHO, STATE OF IDAHO.
Before H. Robbins a Justice of the
Peace.
VIM. PAUL ALIAS
VS.. }SU MMONS.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1898-05-20

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81 e.. #. :. Observation-Disclosures. % IA
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Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
A sEHoop.

A rumor was going the rounds yesterday evening to the effect that a young white lad had been killed by the cars at the railroad crossing, but after thorough investigation a GRAPHIC reporter could discover no truth in the repor,. A liar, as the following article goes to show, is more dangerous in a community than thief. The following is clip ped from the Jonesboro Enterprise, and should be carefully read and re- vised by some of the "know-noth- ings" who make it teir business to circulate false reports:
 "A liar is more dangerous in a community than thief, and this is also true of the dead beat, the man who will not pay an honest debt. Because the thief can be put in prison and punished, but there is no provision for the liar and the dead-beat. He is tolerated ir the community, to besmirch the character of people superior t, him, and, being toe lazy to work, ht buys on a credit and then abuse; the man who favored him. A lial and a dead beat are the meanes class of people on earth and ther, ought 10 be a law that would handl' them.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
MIR --JoE A. NICHOLS PAYS THE
 PINE BLUFF BOYS A VISIT.
All We'll and In Good Spirits. Home Papers Eagerly Sought For A Ridiculous Mode Of
 Punishment.

Mir. -Joe A. Nichols returned yes- terday from a pleasure trip to Look out Mountain, Chickamauga, Nash vile, Memphis and many other places of interest. While at Chick amauga Joe paid the Pine Bluff soldier boys visit and in taking to GRAPHIC reporter last night said all the boys were looking well and in fine spirits. Tt is 4 grand sight to see 30 900 men camped on such an historic and beautiful battlefield, . said Joe. "The Pine Bluff boys are very anxious to see one from home, and q home paper is eagerly sought for. l reached the field at l o'clock and it was nearly five before l To- cated the 1st Arkansas Regiment. That regiment has the best camping ground of any on the field. To watch the dress parades of a.number of northern companies in gallant array is a very pretty sight. The funniest and most ridiculous sight 1 witnessed while there, was the mode of punishment used. Four men dis obeyed a military rule, and were made to suffer Tn the following man Ter: There were four large piles of dirt about five feet high near the camp. Each man was given small tin cup and made to carry the dirt in the cups about hundred feet dis tant until all was removed. It was very ridiculous but good mode of punishment The boys have no idea where they will be sent, but all seem perfectly satisfied with their present lot"
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
A HUNG JURY.
Was the Result of the Law Suit of Messrs Hilgardner and
 Stubblefield.

The case Of ". B. Hilgardner to recoy money paid to MT CarIStub- bleAeld on an election bet, came up before Justice Vance yesterday afternoon.
 Stubblefeld bet $500 to $20O that Phillips would not be the next nomi nee for sheriff of Jefferson county. After the primaries of May 7th, the stakeholder, as Hilgardner says, was told by Stubbleield that Chair man Triplett of the Democratic committee had told hlm (Stubleaeld) the result of the race, and the stake holder turned th- money over to Stublefeld, and now Hilgardner is suing tu recover the money. The jury could not agree and the ease will be again tried at o'clock this afternoon, in the same court.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
M. E, CONFERENCE
DELEGATES ELECTED TO THE DISTRICT CONFERENCE
 AT KINGsLAND.
Rev. A. O. Evans Granted A
 Two Months Vacation.

The First Methodist Church m em bers held q meeting at the church last night, and elected delegates and alternates to the district conferenfe which eenvenes at kingsland on July !. The members also gran ted Rev. A. 0 Evans a vacation of two months, which he will spend in stud. in the University and the seY- eral Moody schools at Chicago. Du- ring the absence of Key. Evans. Rev, Jno. NJ. Carr. son of the Rev. J . r. Carr, of this city, fill his pulpit.
 The following delegates and al ternates were elected;
 DeIegates-R H. NJ. Mills. F. NJ. Hudson. A Holland and Dr. J P. Stanley.
 Alternates- Dr. D. $. Mills and H. B. Russell.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI.
 RECT0Rs THURSDAY
A Committee Appointed To Solicit Additional Subscribers To Stock
 Other Proee edings.

The directors of the Pine Bluff State Fair Association held meet ing at the Citizens Bank Thursday afternoon 10 perfect arra ngements for the State fair.tn he held next October
 President Langford presided and Secretary D. c. Bell was at the desk.
 The following proceedings were had, to-wit;
 The printing committee was di- reeted to purchase pictorial bills and advertising matter.
 X 4 committee consisting of Nlessrs ]. W. Adams, ] E. Truloek. Fred Fox and D. C. Bell was appointed to solicit additional subscriptions to stock in the Association. 4 number of our leading citizens are not sub- scribers for stock in the enterprise, which is for the benefit of all alike, and it is the desire of the board to get every citizen interested and q subscriber for stock in m enterprise Of such incalcuable value to the en- tlre city. Nearly one-haif Of the stock has not yet been sold, and last year an assessment of only 50 per cent was levied on that which had already been subscribed.
 A new bureau was created to ad yertise and promote the Fair-the bureau of Publicity and Promotion and Mir. ]. W. Adams was ap- pointed chairman of the same. The Secretary was authorized tc employ an assistant who should also be stenographer and type writer, the stenographer anc type. writer also to attend t0 the cor respondence of the Bureau of Pub licity and Promotion.
 Adjourned.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
Why not talk over the telephone to all points7 Efficient ser vice. Use the Long Distance Telephone SOLITHW ESTERN TELEGRAPH AND
 TELEPHONE GO.
Over 2,OOO In Use In Arkansas
NEWS IN BRIEF,
War Items and Telegraph News suooinctly Compiled for Busy
 Readers

Several people were hurt in q street railway at Decatur. Ala.
 There are now 47,00O men at Chickamauga.
 The Arkansas Boards of Dental Examiners met and elected officers.
 The American Handle works plant at West Point, Miss, were destroyed by fire.
 The next Manilla expedition will leave San Francisco on Monday.
 couple of Nashvillo's most in- fiuential gamblers have been indicted for working brace game.
 Noneombatant Spaniards captur- ed by the United States will be sent back to Spain through the French ond Austrian consuls.
 The Marquis of Lansdowne, Secre- tary of State for War in London, in the course of an address. indorsed the sentiments conveyed in Chamber lain's recent speech. l A mob made demonstration against the British consulate ar Cadiz. The natives there know nothing Of the movements of Camara's squadron.
 It is said that Washington officials are looking for peace overtures through the representatives of European countries.
 The Madrid press have sprung a scheme for combination of Latin American republics, allied with Spain, against encroachments of the United States.
 A white man, confined in prison In Carroll county. Va. was shot to death by mob. He had killed a neighbor in the course of Il dispute over some land.
 Some of the London newspapers express the belief that the German admiral at Manila has practically taken charge of that city.
 The coal operotors in the Birming- ham district refused to grant the : cent per ton advance Tn wages asked by the miners and a conference is now under way with prospects of reaching q compromise on 2A cents.
 Treasury officials are making every effort to furnish the stamps necessary for use in all parts of the country after July. In case the stamps are not on hand much busi ness confusion will ensue. Blanco says he has not forbidden flags Of truce, but has ordered that American vessels must remain at lerst six miles of tue coast, so that Americans may not take observa- tions Of the Hayana deiensss.
 Madrid sends ont rumor of q combination between Spain, France and Germany, by which Germany is to return Alsqce and Lorraine to France and to take control of the Philippines, Spain to be paid large snms of money, the war with Ameri- ca to be ended, France putting up Spain's indemnity.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
THE GUN CLUB SHOOT.
Mr. J. A. Coles Drops 22 Birds OuU oi 20, And Walks of
 With the Medal

Thursday afternoon the Pine BluH Gun Club had their regular weekly shoot on their ground near the water works. Twenty-Five birds were shot at and Mir. I. A. Coles killed twenty.tw out of that num- Der. which won the medal, The fol lowing is the correct result of yes ter1ay < sport;
 Coles, 9; Clements, 2I; Lloyd, 20; Arnold, l9: Howell. l9; Sorrells r and Williams II.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
Carried on First Honors.

Miss Marion E. aarinory of Rookfcrd Ills, was recently examined for admis- sion to the bar at Ottawa, Ills, with eight young men and carried off the first honors Four of the young men failed to pass. The Chicago Times Herald says: Miss Garmory is one of tho brightest as W ell as one of the most modest young wom. en in Rockford and, moreover, is very pretty girl, with many admirers. Six years ago she entered the office of City Attorney Robert K. Welsh as steno.s rapher, and all her leisure momen have been devoted to the requirement. .e legal lore. She has been of great assist ance to MT. Welsh and, instead Of en- gazing in the practice of law on her own hook, will remain with him. "
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
ED ROSENBERG.
Elected captain Of Pine Blun Col
 ored Immunes

MT. Ed. Rosenberg was last night elected captain of the third company ofscolored immunes for the United States Army. Ths company has a membership of l58, and is tue third colored company organized in this State.
 MT. Rosenberg was for six years 9 cadet at . Connecticut military institute. and IS well posted in the manual of arms. His selection is 2 good one.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
KNOCKED sENsELEss

Joe Boston. q negro man who tried to board the south bound Cot ton Belt passenger train today, missed the steps and was knocked senseless. He was picked up and brought to. He received a very badly skinned face and arm.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
TOXICOLA TABLETS

Aye the Lest Tonic and Liver Regulator iAthe world. They give new blood, healthy flesh and strength. Best family medicine. Only Is and so cents box. Give them a trial
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
THE FIRST POLE
Put Up By The New Electric Light and Street Railway
 Company.

The new electric light and street railway company put up their first pole this morning and have begun work in earnest. It was erected on Tennessee street near the site for their plant.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25

DO74 Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.
 To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag netic. full of life, nerve and yigor, take No-fo. Bac, the wonder-worl1er, that makes weak men strong All druggists, soc or Si. Cure gnaran- teed. Booklet and sample free. Address Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
TWO ACCIDENTS

Mir Tom Morris, who was re- gently promoted from car sealer to brakeman on the Cotton Belt, had the misfortune Thursday to have half of his middle finger cut off by the ear door closing on it.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25

Mr. Mack IIammett was severely burned last night by fluid used in taking flash light pictures. The burn is not serious.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
Hobson Alright.

WASHINGTON, June 24--Sampson cabcd this morning to officials that under flag of truce he learned today that Hobon and his have been moved four miles from Santiago All we'll
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
A CALL

The white Republicans of .Ieffer- son county are hereby called tu meet in mass convention Ut knox 's hall, in the city of Pine Bluff, on Friday, the 24th. inst, at S o'clock D. m.
 ]. W. SAUNDERS.
 A. G. THOMPSON.
 A. $. LELAuRIN,
 Committee. G-22 d3t
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
BOMBARD|NG SANTIAGO, Sampson's Fleet Pouring Shells into the Town While the Army Attacks
 the Rear.

NEW YORK, June 24-A cabegram to the Tribune says Firing has been heard from off Santiago is thought Sampson bombadng the city while the army up the great battle is expected any moment
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25
4 TERRIBLE BATTLE.
Is said to Have Taken Place at Santiago.--.
 Spaniards Driven Back.

NEW YORK, June 24-A special to the Journal says: "A battle has taken place Santiago and great life reported on both sides The Spaniards driven back"
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Gen Miles says he has just ceVed information that the American troops Santiago conunc ton with the Cubans have completely surrounded Santiago and decisive battle is expected today.
Semi=weekly graphic., 1898-06-25

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-12
Ng FOR CAMPS aHD FLEETS ROUTES TO De ESTABLISHED I'm cuba

Commodore schley's flying squadron,
where IL Is sert out b. the local post
master TO the fleets ana delivered by shs
dispatch boats 70 the proper officers Of
"aeh ship. who attend 20 fas distribution
~ the letters.
The man for the arT5ies at Tampa ross
south in the same way. The pouches ars
delivered 10 the post master ard the army
officials rsust apply 20 h,In for the mail!
Great care = exercias7a in fhe harding e
the mai after q leaves the postufflee Al
Tampa. Special messengers are detailed
by each commanding officer - ret me
mail for the troops r. particular vlesnlsies,
ard they transport 81 10 the camps wfiars
81 - kepi tn 81 stated place. st which ths
soldiers call and Ee: their letters TIE
nal for Ch!ekamauRa passes through
Washington. bat goes out on another
road.
Slnee thr outbreak - :he war. 70 rail-
has gore 20 Cuba " come our Of ths
isiand 70 tse In'ts9 Srates. No postal
communication wiI BE- established until
oar troops are landed.
~ taIs particular tunctuTe the post
offIce department to maintaining c3asf3-
esa8.s reserve as 30 the derivation Of
the mails. This Is for tne purpose % con-
eea3.ng the possible wasres bouts ~ veg
seIa Of the feet. waieh ta3ens be Givuigpsf
through undue publicity 4 the m0ve-
MEATS " the mails.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-12

The war, with the consequent ul4a.iaFy
ana naval movements along the souta
Atlantic coast. AS resulted IT. materially
{r-res SIN, the WORK Il sac postal 0fiietaA ~
IA ~8uzh3ut tta south. Tine isostoffice de-
rsargraent Is keeping step, HEDrafIFe1%
sf,sakfng. with the war department and
the navy iepart meut
Wherever fse United States flag goes,
tle sglsais SAX foi ws apace. t'TfpaFsl-
ffoas have t4%r completed for esta1l AZ
ing a Iruls~g States r.ostoriee ui~si Cuban
soB ss s1an "a the FIRST lan3irg - regular
:raorzs Is yy-sde ar tHe FIRST port Is seized
FOR permanent occupation - the fleets.
NJ Eten Brewer has b--cn asslg7a'fs1 ~
post master general - take charge - TIE
new ccsstofss,.s Wf:A Z force 81 clerks, hang
out his sh.rgle GeS.Euat4rZ tne afi.ee. z-3d
Ilf1etstf q. ance - handing ma
J. WI r. the a~S> time fSls goTern I11e'st
has seated , g1.ssattt~e uaaG foreign sal
A. tea T~H.ta3 S.ates ayna.sa advance, 'ha
service ~ be eI egte3, sd y 111 so"
osr-as.a.. .serzs ads g. regular p5f- r92fes
~fr p. esta1i saeA i1 CUBA 8Hf g ss-.e
Sans rnsI casS4er sll 60 ap7a his day
rorfs.ss T. ~EI o@ 10 4n-eraat 5oaat ar
r-1neerze~t at the c1tzet 5at wl3 a@ COZ
&aeted s1gasT under tire ausp.ces Of oar
5vgu pos-offee oeEa rtmseser- - progress -
naa6e sn TIE conQserIHE q Cuea. @aaEsets-
-.er SKI na MADE y p the g~1e.a4 efr
vshsea = a0w ssla4s.eanf & ~ IRE iTlSaF segts
IN ire regions gB6er taelE caatToi. 50 ta12.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-12

OF our feet Mt Manila now, the Olympia
alone has tuTets. When the Monterey ar
rlves there. the hero of May ! will have
eight strong fighting ships under his COM
mQrd. including the Charleston and not In
Gliding TIA ex-rgvennc cutter McCul!oCh,
which is being used as a dispatch boat, or
the auxiliary cruiser Zaflro.
Later this flotiiia viii be increased by the
Philadelphia from San Francisco making
"A total OF one monitor. six cruisers, two
protected Eunhcats. one armed revenue cut
ter. one auxiliary cruiser and unprotected
miniature steel gunboat Eailao. captured
after tire great battle OF Manila. If Spain
q ndA the batiles1ip pel3yo. her most fer
miiable naval representative, and three or
four other armored craft 10 the Philip
pines. the American admiral would ~ con-
frouted by a powerful squadron but II IL
said that "the administration has 10 fear
Of the result" Ana neither, surely. has the
Green mountain boy who would only re-
peat his May day parade over the waters
~ Manila bay But more armored ships
are TO - sent 70 him "a soon as the s1!geii~
eies Of the Cuban question win permit. not
because ne really needs them. hut simply 20
make assurance doubly sure
Tic Charleston s. 4 protected cruiser like
TIE baltimore Boston and Reieigh, carry
ing eight guns In her maig battery. She
has an indicated horse power ~ d.ss and
consequently II "A valuable addition 80 the
fleet on those Eastern seas but II Is that
powerful engine Of death the Monterey.
fh8f lnsuroz a rapid. decisive victory in
ease tne CavtilIan braves desire 70 ATTEMPT
the release of the capital city Of ber phil
ip3lua possessions.
The Monterey viii practically vindicate
the theory 0f the Inventor 81 this type ~
vessel Fsfsca~on. that tsiey are the hes; in
,he world not only for coast defense. bot
f1r auy insaorc aehsinE. They aye 20 'ow
in .he water that little mere than their