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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-26
Victoria y.oc.,.

Victoria, Texas, August 25.--The Sunset
pay car delighted the hearts and repien-
ished the pocketbooks of the railroad
boys yesterday by the regular monthly
diepensaton of dollars.
General Passenger Agent w. J. Craig
announces another chldren's excursion
TO Port Lavaca Thursday. August 81 in
order to give them an outing before school
opens for the fall session, which will be on
September 4. 1t promises to be an i'm
mense affair."
MT S. Stack is acting agent at Ell Campo
during the absence of the regular agent,
A. r. iillyer, who is spending ten
day vacation recuperating OH the coast.
Reduced rates to Philadelphia, Pa, for
the Grand Army of the Republic meeting
have been announced from coupon sta
lions on the New York, Texas and Next
can ana Gulf, Western Texas and Pacific
railways on August 81. September / and
Q.
Passenger and freight business in this
section Is picking up. which indicates an
improved condition among the farming
and mercantile classes.
The Sunset painters under Foreman
Morgan have completed the re-painting Of
the auditors office and union depot, great
ly improving the appearance thereof.
Conductor Harry Woodhouse has been
one OF the Houston Cuero rassen-
ger trains this week in place of Conductor
Farnsworth, who is laying off.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Legislator Grubbs Has Returned His Pass
to the ]. and G. N.
EXCURSIONS ARE TO BE CONTINUED
The Western Ronds WIN copt,,r
Bring HomesecIsers to the south
wcst--GcneraI Notes.

Greenville, Texas, August "a .--Tudgo "
W. urupos, hotorial representative from
the counties of Kaufman and Hunt ha,
written the following characteristicsll,
humorous letter, In answer to a lette,
asking the return of his Legislative,
pass;
Mr.. Leroy Trice, General Superintendent
International and Great Northern Rail-
way, Palestine, Texas.
Greenville, Texas, August 22.--Dear Sir.
your recent favor requesting the return
oil my pass over your line has Just been
received, contents sorrowfully noted and
the pass herewith enclosed In my opin-
ION your fears of a conviction under the
law cited by you are entirely groundless.
II not altogether visionary and whimsi-
cal, as ! come clearly within at least three
exceptions to the statute prohibitig the
Issuance OF free transportation.
First being newspaper man, | may
be classified as "a destitute and INDECENT
person; second. being a member of the
Texas legislature, practically without sal
airy, may be put down as an inmate of
an eleemosynary or charitable institution"
and third, not being a book peddler, life
insurance nor lightning rod agent could
make 1t through ON that final and sweeping
exception of ''all other officers and persons
not prohibited by law.
Should you decided to reissue the pass l
would thank you to embrace my entire
family and have 1t stamped good for free
hash and lodging at all stations on the
line" Otherwise it will be of no use to
me, at least until the meeting of Governor
Savers special session of the legislature,
when there will be restriction of mileage
and per diem.
Thanking you. however. for past cour-
teous favors, l am very respectfully,
", W. Grubbs
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EIntonin LIENS.

Flatonia, Texas, August 24.-Mrs. Wal
Ter T. Burns OF Houston. accompanied by
Misses Lee Killough and Tummie FARES
of this place left this week on a pleasure
trip to California.
j. Il. Lane is in st. Louis this week
laying in line of fall goods for the firm
OF Arnim Il Lane.
Mrs. b, p. Bludworth spent several days
in Yoakum this week with her daughter,
Mrs. Roy G. Cakes.
Mrs. John Lane and daughter, Miss
Daisy, are with relatives in the city.
Mrs. l.. r. Woodmansee has gone to st.
Louis to purchase a new supply OF MILL
merry goods.
Mr. Albert Streda has returned to Fla
tonia from the Philippines after ten
months spent in foreign service.
Mrs. X. S. Crockett is visiting in North
ern Texas.
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DEATH OF w. j. HUTCHINSON.
One of the Pioneer Merchants of
LOveIndy and II Mason.

One of the Pioneer Merchants of
LOveIndy and II Mason.
Lovelady, Texas, August 24-Yesterday
morning at 2 O'Clock the entire population
of this little city was thrown into ex-
citement and sorrow by the announcement
Of the death of Colonel W. j. Murchison,
Loveady's most highly honored, trust
worthy and amiably respected citizen. He
was in his 61st year of age and had spent
several decades as a general merchant in
this town, and has made his business ca
reer one of much pleasure to all with
whom opportunities afforded him pleasure
to deal. He was much beloved by all who
knew him. He was true and consistent
member of the Presbyterian church, a
member OF the Knights of Honor and he
was member of the Masonic order and
knight Templar. He was also corre-
spondent for the Galveston News which
position he has occupied for quite while
He always took the lead in any undertake
ing which the town sought or wished TO
enter into for its improvement and ad-
vancement to higher state of prosperity
and civilization. The whole town wore
the expression of sorrow yesterday and
business was suspended for the day. The
beloved citizens death was quite a sur
prise as his illness lasted only about four
days. and all thought he was improving,
but he changed for the worse the even
ing of the 22d and continued getting lower
until he was called away at O'Clock a. M
of the 2Sd. Medical aid was rendered him
by Drs. r. w. Skipper, w. B. Collins,
Beazley and York. who claimed the cause
of his death was malarial fever and con-
gestion of the bowels and head. His body
was embalmed and carried to Crockett for
burial, where he was laid to rest this af-
ternoon at o'clock in the cemetery at
that place under the rules. regulations and
auspices of Masonry. He leaves besides a
wife and two daughters host of friends
to mourn his loss.
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loar AnrauR ITEMS.
sblne Is to BE Closed for
improvements.

sblue Is to BE Closed for
Improvement.
kita, Texas. August 25.-The
AiI,s one Of tho fincst =, tho on,
M, ,,,,., .,,,
'''N ','s "oeN loi the pur-
alslng needed repairs and i'm
za A complete system of steam
nj be nut in. and all tbe rooms
., ana bsnasona,,. ,,e.o,.,4aa :,
IN ,or ahan, ,h;,.; ue'oiatuu, ~
|tsisssvlsS sna I'M ~ "a . ne" an,
a. ,lsSmr cd t Gene' ~, no.eis WIZ
rraysmsn,s 'Vaa ~ -, iot sasleofs D
N l,sntio,no, ~ potns ~, i.iaue III
r,r,l,,sr I ~ ,Sn ol 'he ois pusi,
Fsa,isn ' .a - .ne seaSon' as wen
sakt when the heating facilities
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HoMEsEEKERs' EXCURSIONS.
They VIII BE Continued in Spite OF
the Eastern ROads, PrOtcsts.

the Eastern Roads Protests.
Every year it has been the custom of
all roads to apply special rates for home
seekers excursions and that large num-
bers of the homeseekers have permanently
located in Texas is evident by the rapid
growth of the State and the new and pros
porous communities which are springing
up. This year some of the roads made an
attempt to have these excursions called
off. but are unsuccessful, as will be seen
by the following from the st. Louis Re-
public:
All the roads in the Central Passenger
association will sell homeseekars' excur-
sion tcketa this season just the same as
they did last year. This is not strictly
official, but it is strictly true, 1t was a
question of sell homeseelrs tickets or cat
crow, and ii is well known that the dainty
tastes of the Eastern passenger inen We're
violently opposed to the pirate of the
Western corntields.
1t all came about at the recent meeting
of the Central Passenger association in
Chicago, at which the Monon gave notice
that it would continue to sell homeseekers'
tickets to The South, West and Southwest.
Strong resolutions had been passed con-
demning this demoralizing custom of Civ
ing reduced rates every year to horde
of excursionists who protested to be
homeseekers. 1t was concluded advisable
to abolish these rates, and it was so or
dered. But the Illinois Central ard the
Chicago and Eastern Illinois and several
minor roa,.s in the association dill not
abide by the dictum
The big lines endeavored to get the
Western and Southwestern lines TO tende-
them special basing rates for tourist bust
ness in the fall, which would take the
place of homeseekers' tickets. These were
denied them, and when they saw The fall
tourist" business slipping from their
grasp they became desperate.
The little Monon came to the rescue as
cat s-paw. and pulled the chestnut out
of the fire by declaring in favor of home
seekers excursions. Hence the rejoicing
il the Eastern camp. Even the Vandalia
will now sell a hayseed homeseekers'
ticket.
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Sherman, Texas August 25.--The fol-
lowing railroad damage suits have been
fled in the district court George Brooks
ct al VS.. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway, alleging that their mother, Lou
lisa Lawrence, was thrown from her feet
in alighting from train at Denison and
received injuries from which she Ian
gushed and died. They ask damages in
the sum of 100000 Willie Brewer, minor,
wants $4,000 for being run against by Il
train in the Texas and Pacific yard in this
city. He alleges a permanently injured
arm.
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.Whnrtan Locale.

Wharton, Texas, August 25.--T. d. swar
and A. j. Bell OF lndlanola, Iowa; also
Colonel Cavitt OF Bryan, were in Wharton
a few days. and while here closely exam
ined the fine farming land adjoining the
city, with view to purchasing large tracts
of land in the near future. They expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the
prospects OF the county and considered the
soil as unequaled In fertility.
Senator j. Il. Linn has returned from
a business trip TO Galveston.
Miss Erwin OF Wallis Is the guest OF
her brother. DR.. j. Il. Erwin.
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snecinl Rnte to GaIye.ton.

The Galveston, Houston and Henderson
has put on a rate OF 81 for the round trip
from Houston to Galveston, interchange
able with the Santa Fe. This rate is com
plilnentary to the members of the Baptist
SUNDAY school convention for the purpose
of giving them AN opportunity to visit the
Island City and immense in the Gulf. The
tickets are now on sale with limit to
return on the last train leaving Galveston
on the 2Sth, either via the Galveston
Houston and Henderson or Santa re.
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a'soyEMENrs AT WEST.

s'ness Houses and Resi-
eeS Are Under Way.
'''' August 24.--Three new
4ss are going up in town, be-
spee,ively to j. p. Glenn of the
N 4ne company of West: j. II.
IA MI ss.a Cock, About twenty five
ID Is,lelces have been built in
n tssna uafy !. These residences
(os sWe 70 $500 each. One new
s as,sia Bros, and the West Cot
Nh, s., y putting in a large seed
~ III. eMa muller and crusher
ksil nil Iear 10 be followed by u
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M.,,uer Fink resigns.

Rudolph Fink, general manager Of the
Choctaw and Memphis railroad, tenderen
his resignation Thursday. to take ERECT
August 80 Colonel Henry Wood, general
manager of the Choctav~ Oklahoma and
Gulf, will succeed him Mr. Fink has been
connected with the Little Rock and Mem
phls road, now the Choctaw and Memphis,
in the capacity Of receiver or general
manager. for fifteen years. He VIII lo'ate
in Memphis for the present.
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A Ncw Annnintmsnt.

James A. Giraud, wis has been with
1nman & Reed, has been apDointed con-
tracing freight agent of the Frisco, with
headquarters in Houston, and is being ini-
tiated by Commercial Agent Connor Mr..
Common says the Frisco is getting good
South Texas business, as 1t has good
number OF connecting lines.
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Resinence Ind Teynrl.nnn.

Texarkana, Ark, August 25-Fbe resi-
dence together with all contents belonging
TO Prof j. Spencer, principal of the col
ored high school OF this place, were to-
tally destroyed by fire at 3 o'clock this
morning. Total loss $4,000, Insurance $500.
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contest of Banlsruptcy.

Fort Worth. Texas. August 25.-cred-
itors are contrasting the bankruptcy appli-
cation of W. r. Curtis of Clay county in
the Federal court here. Mr.. Curtis failed
in 1887 and his schedule shows liabilities
to be s965,971 exempt assets $SS7S.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
pnrns, Sheds and Feed nnrned.

Paris, Texas, August 2j.-Sparks from
a locomotive caused big blaze at Petty
today; j. C. Rutherford lost 1875 tons of
hay. four sheds and two barns: Clay
Woodbridge lost 400 bushels of Av'n ana
1900 bushels of oats: W. II. Graves lost
Fifteen tons of hay; the sherman Oil mill
company lost two cotton-seed sheds. To-
tai loss about $4,000
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WI Not ConsoIidate.

There IS no truth whatever in the rumor
that the Louisville and Nashville road Is
going 10 consolidate with the seaboard
Air line. The latter is expanding and will
eventually be one OF the finest pieces OF
railroad property In the South, but IL IS
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hay shores special Galveston Trains

The Galveston, Houston and Northern
will run train out of Galveston for
Houston tonight at 50 instead of 1880.
This tran will connect with the north
bound Houston and Texas Central ana
,vostbound Southern Pacific and north
hound international and Great Northern.
The Galveston, Houston and Northern
has nut on a rate of 81 for the round trip
to Galveston to accommodate members OF
the Baptist convention and others. The
limit 10 return Is on the 2Sth.
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ninhtherIn nj Itn.ca.

Hillsboro. Texas August 25.-A genuine
case of diphtheria developed at Itasca to-
day. 1t is considered an unusual time of
year for 1t, but the physicians say it is
SO clearly developed that there can be no
mistake about 1t.
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II. Il. ana w. Il. Earnings.

Austin, Texas, August 25.-The Houston
East and West Texas Railway company
settled with the comptroller today for
quarterly taxes on passenger earnings, its
payment amounting to $255.70.
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as FROM HAY rrvpp

sssass' s' s relief by leaving the
Assus,a ana breathing for , six
e. Dine. ana September fresh
3ps Of Sa and FRS and snow-cap-
lsIs' colorado. For low rates.
M. magnificent train. take
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Error Corrected.

5hn ipta' wagons for collection OF
lz Inn PRIVATE RESIDENCES for
II, uiins; also Tor delivery to pri-
Sssfss in the city. We are on duty
En We NEVER SLEEP, Tele-
tr.m from private residences receive
SnEton. Phone Sc.
HOUSTON TRANSFER co.
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nos large enough to absorb she Louisville
from reported earnings under rs nresent
agreements, - ~
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HALLUM Texas, August
23-Mrs. Matte Dyer Hallum, promi-
nent lady of this city, died today at her
home.
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DEPARTMENT..

4, issaas, August 2l.-stolep ons
|tlnbd years old. IA hands
|k.s h. paid face. both hind feet
|tsb sSai mead high and shows the
eHI.es' III / very plainly, very gen
IA ar,ap PEI; $40 reward will be
him , u OF thief and return of
|ArIf naN, sr. Address j %.
- neeville. Texas.
ri t,s MAS, August 25.-Ten dol
~ marley Edwards alias Char
EaIi,, ,asrp, has mustacbe '' walks
MI had on blue apron
WI pants. black hat. new
Mi A.. seout $50, one ankle has
~ d, y X left the flesh white. /
4 MN IN, on charge Of theft of
oliohint. sheriff. Walker
ID tI, uan horse. l51h hands high.
( IN ' y name and tail. brand,
q county. D. oiiphint'
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a,r, leaving Houston az S'aoa.
md arriving at Houston
n y, I'm m. also run into Grand
Ia s,pirting ten minutes earlier
~ minutes later than time
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\. s,ti,l leaves Houston I;5o p. m.
III An these trains leave the
ssir,rss Avenue DepotIs minutes
.a he ABOVE.
HE.& W. 4. II. IL.
Gan. Central Depot.
av,a-rpress Train Arrive GAO a. NJ
|s.s,,t Kansas City and cinclnnati.)
g, II. & N. X. II.
Gsrd Central Depot.
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First Tasteless Tonic
ever manufactured. All
other so-called Taste
less Tonics are imita-
tons. Ask any druggist
about this who is not
PUSHING an imitation.
CONSUMER.
wnrrBupono. Tex, Sep. 10. 1898

WHrrsapoRo, Tex, Sep. 10, 1898.
PARIS MEDICINE Co., st. Louis, Mo.
Gcntlcmcn:--I wrlte you n few lines OF graf
itudo. think your Groves Tasaescsg Chill
Tonic ia one ofthe bestmcdicines In the world
for Chills and Fever. / have three children
that havo been down with mnlarial foyer for ~
months and have bought Chill medicines OF all
kinds and Doctors bills coming in all tho time
until sent TO town and got three bottles OF
Sroyc'D Tonic. My children arc all well now
and il was Your Tastelcs' Chill Tonic that did
it. cannot say too much in its behalf.
Yours truly,
JAMES ID. ROBERTS.
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~, ariw and depart from the Grand
ssutsp. he Missouri, Kansas and Texas
saArsa depo, in the Fifth ward. the In
ri Great Northern ami Columbia Tap.
Fst.ssaafonal and Great Northern depot
g, rsfrs The Missouri. Kansas and
EtaMsru, Houston and Henderson trains
srsissraI ard Great Northern depot
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RETAILER.
KEpRos, LIS.

PARIS MEDICINE Co.,
Gentlemep:-I handle seven or eight differ
ent kinds of Chill Tonics but sell ten bottles
of Groves TO where sell one of the others.
I sold SO bottles of Groves Chill Tonic in
one day and could have sold more IL l had had
it on band. Mr.. Dave Woods cured fvo cases
of chills with one bottle.
Respectfully,
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WHO'LL EsALER.

ST. LOUIE, Mo-. Feb, 6, 1890.
Paris MEDICINE Co, City.
conference.-the wish to congratulate you
on tho increased sales we orc having on your
Grovc's Tostcipss C1rll5 g'ouic. On exam
lining our record OF inventory under date OF
season of 1898. 2660 dozen Groves Torlic. Wo
also find that our sales on your Laxative
ErOEao.flEintneT nfolcts have boon some
thing enormous: having sold during tho late
Cold and Grip season 4, 200 dozen.
Please rush down order enclosed herewith,
and oblige, Yours truly,
MEYER BROS. DRUG co.
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\ cslyeston and In Porte.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02

IN the JUDICIAL gentleman attrmT
X ing to apply his one leg in a fr
. and forcible manner to a portion
the editorial person.
. j. F. Cameron, Of Spokane, r
, ceived word over the telephor
yesterday that Messrs. Clark
Sweeney have purchased the Spt
kane National Exchange banl
Mr.. Cameron in speaking to FRIEND
afterwards was understood to e.
press the opinion that Messrs
Clark & Sweeney were determine
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02
hitch constitute the B-B-I group.

Lew Smith has u force Of men
off the San Francisco, near
ne Hump, preparatory to beginning
xtensive development work. This
lain is under bond to an English
for 100000, and at the
of the work the prop |
rty will be inspected by an Eng
ish expert.
The Mckinley claim on Fiddle
reek, recently bonded to San
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02

Judge Hartman dismissed the G.
l against the two Eddy boys. "
b ROake being on the breaks
]. Salmon river, will have to sta
' trial when caught. He is no re
ton to the other VIII Rookie.
Justice Robbins writes that
was not charged with soaking f
itor Wolbert one with crutch, b
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02

was anxious not to be quoted, but
firmly believes that great develop
ment in the railroad situation may
be anticipated in the near future.
He returns to Lewiston today.
Hiram w. 81. Buffers arrived
from Spokane on the stage this
morning.
w. J. Kepler, late of the Idaho
laundry, has purchased a half
interest in the Big Buffalo saloon.
Messrs. G.. G.. Walton and L. F.
McGee, both from Dayton: have
opened up the Dayton restaurant,
opposite the post Office. They
promise the best meal in town for
25 cents. All white help and home
cooking.
Regarding the purchase of the
Spokane National Exchange bank
by Messrs. Clark & Sweeney, it
should perhaps he explained for the
benefit of those at a distance who
may lack a saving sense of humor,
that the comments thereon credited
to Mr.. Cameron were entirely apo
coyphal. AS a matter of fact the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02
HA-Iikt SIIcHCc HItlI IItdIIIe

Mr.. Norman's partner is great
temptation to telepathic journalism.
Undertaking is II useful accom-
plishment'for an up-to-date news
paper man to possess.
j. d. Lille arrived from Grange
vile Saturday evening for another
load of freight. This is MIR. Lille s
fourth load to Grangeville this
spring. He persists in his former
statement of the bad condition of
the bridges over Lawyers canyon,
and would 60 before any compe-
tent notary and testify to the ef-
feet that much merchandise and
trade between Lewiston and the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02
Us caDIeS the war departing

follows:
Manila, May 25.-On the 23rd
this month the Third infantr
while returning to Balinag wei
attacked in the morning, noon an
evening by large force of the Il
envy, suffering in casualties tw
men killed and thirteen wounded
The enemy was repulsed, leavin
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02

so1Ho Crr01Co sPoC1n1cHs
Of free milling ore showing much
gold visible to the naked eye.
The St. Paul claim in the Hump
district is being developed by a
small force of men under Mr.. Poo
ley, and a strike Of good ore is re-
ported. The property is owned by
Spokane people.
BIG MAN AND RED HEAD
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02

!, WHO GETS HERE FIRST.
, Contractor Gresnol6h Thinks II Sioux
] Be First Come First SefYod.
>. Speaking of the Clearwater
!, branch of the Northern Pacific
railroad, Contractor Greenough
says that the track so far as laid is
the finest piece of work he has ever
seen in his 20 years of experience
of track laying. The ties are of
fir with an eight inch face, and are
lined on both sides of the track.
The track as laid between Agatha
and Potlatch is ballasted with rock
and is as solid as concrete.
The road will cross the Clear
water twice, once below Kamiah
and once at the North Fork.
The steamer HannafOrd started
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-06-02

by farmers and stockmen in tn,
neighborhood of TOlo that the stool
has come from somewhere Outsid,
the state. No one so far has iden
titled the animals, whether they
were purchased, traded or obtained
by any other means.
Another batch of up-to-date
mining laws just received at the
FREE Press office.
Music with your meals! How's
that for metropolitan style? w.
d. Gillette is to be congratulated
on his enterprise.
Mrs. Jaques will reach Grange
vile tonight from Lewiston. The
condition of the roads due to the
rain has again made stage travel
difficult and slow. The stage ar
rived here at l 80 a. m. TODAY.