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NEW YORK.
Physicians

UNQrALIFIEDIN THE MOUNTAINS
Of sullivan, lister. and Delaware Counties. y. Y.
an the main limo aud branches uf the New York.
Ontario and Western Railway, to those residents VI
Greater New York who are seeking II SUMNER
HOME for their families in a region of
Absolute health at moderate cost.
Zoo o feet above the sea. Pare Air. Pure Water. Pure
Milk, send I cents for postage to the undersigned.
or call and get free at offices below. the Superbly
Illustrated Book, HOMES. of II. Pages.
1t gives liz. of Hotels. Farm aud Boarding Houses,
with their location. rates. attractions. NJ.
ON May eth. 2Sth and 2u'h, excursion tickets At
reduced rates will be sold ~ 81 Br0Rdwav and
ferry Offices. giving an opportunity of personally Sc
Letting n SIMMER home, and also enjoying a days
f.ning in this delightful r gion. Tickets good re-
turning Wednesday,. ;lst.
Broadway: ~ 4th ay., :: Park place. I1I 18th av.,
2!6 Columbus av.. -" Fast 10Th It., TN, W..
IoaIh II. Ticket Oficcs Franklin and West I2d Il.
Ferries.
rs BROOKINN: 1 Court st, $50 Fulton ST., IS
broadway, sol Manhattan ay., Eagle once.
j. &. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent. ~ Beaver st., NY.
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first Glass Aelp- Malrs.

LEAD WAITER, best experience. wishes position
IL IN city or country. j. f.. box l4O sun uptown
office. l2U5 Broadway.
NOlNG MAN from I. s. cavalry wants situation to
! care for horses: country or seashore preferred.
Address r., box I7s Sun office.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY II, 1899.
FOR THE EST,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY IA. 1899.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry Whitehall Terminal =.
and foot of Liberty street. Time shown is from
South Ferry. Leave Liberty street o minutes later.
DAILY, iEXccpt sunday. sSundays.
CHICAGO. $50 \. VI. Liberty street only, -i!@5
+. NJ. and ~ 10 night,
PITTSBURG. f48O A. NJ. liberty street only.
1850 I. NJ TI2.lO night,
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS. $3.50 A. NJ, 1855 T. n,
ST. 10 night.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t7:56. Tp:65 Diner,
III -. 4. Al. Diner, HE'S T.. NJ. Diner. -l;26
diner, '=:11 - Royal Limited exclusively Phil.
man Train. Diner, +4.55 Diner, -5;51 =. NJ. Diner
and "I@:lU night. NORFOLK. ii2;55 7. NJ.
All trans are illuminated with PintsCh Light.
Offices: Il3, i72, 2GI, !al, 1854 Broadway, %
Graham 6v., BROOKLYN: Whitehall Terminal and Lib.
ertv It. Baggage checked FROM hotel az residence
to destination.
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MlZZEN o r

QUAKER HILL. DUTCHESS co.. y. y.
Two hours from New York by Harlem X: R
OPENS Use 20 .........l, zoo FfET ~El'EN ALTON
GOlf Links and All other Amusemcnts.
y. =. HOWE, Manager.
Post Ohicp address. Pawling, Now Nora.
Mr.. HOWE will he at the Plaza Hotel. New York,
10 lime I. mornings, until ~ NJ.
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domestic Servants Nt'antrd.
1t'antca- aaalss-aNcrhanirs, &c.

ID for Increasing Or ttarting business by address
ing PAMPHLET, box lb2 sun office.
DONNA OPERATIONS.
ID Apply 81 Ciasson av., Brooklyn,
,Oop FAINT.LINE III LER wanted. A. Beaver st.
NTANTED-SiX irSt-clRss plumbers TO work on
w Government bulldIngs. Havana, cuba; wages
81 per day; transportation paid both ways. Apply
II. i. KEErF, III Ciff ST.. Tuesday from / to .; city
rCf"r' noes required.
Neral nryt-rlS-> survey ing instru.
w meUt maker STATE experience. Address
l., hnN HOH sun office.
WANrED-A nrst.clas, blacksmith On truck and
w wagon work; steady work. ~ Grand St. Hu.
bokcn.
w ANTED-A hTstClass book.Cdge glider; steady
w work. JAMES POTT X CO., IIp.I2I ", 23d ii.
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M MER HON ES

By the Ocean, Sound and Bay.
SUMMER HOMES 4 BOOK describing Hotels
and Boarding Houses ON Long Island. free upon APP
ulC alton at 100, $50. 1913 Broadway; Ticket Othces
foor Fast a4tl ~. and James Slip, foot New Cham
hers st., New York: JuurnH! Resort Bureau. lG2 Mas.
san vt; l.. I. X. II. Ticket Once, IhT ColnmDus RN.,
Harlem; 1913 Fulton st, Eagle summer Resort
Bureau, FlatblIsh Avenue Station, J.. !, II. r., AMI
iIS Broadway Eastern District -, Brooklyn, or
send a.. il stamps to II. NJ. SMITH, Traffic Manager,
| II Il Long Island CITY, y. y,
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1SADD ~
first OlASG Bflu-ffttNIta-Yt1tf
S" csT ~
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DEMONSTRATION and ssleslsdy: any line Of
agency; highest references. R.E., box los Sun mp.
town ONES 1895 Brosdwsy:
for an enaagement: three years experience as Clerk
in office; can write and COMPOSE Letters letter for EN-,
pIoner; C9mpe.emt 20 ,sae gnur.v UI az - = n Ii,o ues
:" 20 ' -,
w a ~ ~ pee he vnr iidd un E.iHdi Iips ~ msct
w eilen III oyer ~ WoIid, Mouiu ~ !" Heei
experience in nursing invaiids: a home Of more i'm.
portancc than money. Address Mrs. NJ, box I78
Sun oficc.
fret Class Hflu-fcmalfS.
An FxpERIEScEp cook wishes a situation a.
n cook; in private family seven years; best city
reference. Call AZ West olst st:
inc meats. pouitry. cooking vegetables. making
good desserts, pastry, NC; excellent references. b.
o., box o3e sun uptown once. TOO broAuWhy.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress; wages si8; willing
sun uptown once, 100 broauWay.
NoMPETENT cook to 20 TO the country: small
to H fan nsiy:: f raSF Rros "A. W." ooh oe' sun up
Wv ointe l-oo
COMPETENT parlormaid or waitress: wages $40:
once cry es sftf srasdwav M H. ooA OH sun uptown
".t
seGm m 1as s PiaSH; wags dsB go az sSop Rr rsIsrsnce'
= = : ~ "ptona oHieo 80 Diosu"s!:-
rHAMBERMAID aud seamstress or maid to lady:
~ thoronghly competent; sity reference f. s.
W o4l u uPtoWh omVe. : Droa""Ay'-----
CHAMBERMAID, willing to assist with other work;
oity or ofs Soah 1JS;; TsresSnGss' Mo- ooi on sun
('UOK and lslindress; wages 500; city references.
NTH. box 600 sun uptown once. 1850 broadway:
LNRST.CLASS chambermaid; best references from
i private families. X. D., box 5V4 Sun uptown
Office, 1898 Broadway.
ENRST.CLAsS Swedish waitress: wages $40: city
L reference. Ii. o., box 5sS Sun uptown uffcc.
i5"g broaa~as'
EIRsTHCLASs lanndress, would like place in small
L private family in the country; references.
- o"n
EIRST'CLASs waitress; wages $40; city references.
i NJ. IT,, box 533 sun uptown ONCE. 1893 broadway.
loon ,iain Yo,1i,. cooL. ,r;,iin, 60 liz. n 81.
~ country; no washing; best references. NJ. r..
box 54a Sun uptown once. 1885 broadway.
TFRNAS nnrs.. ,,ood seamstress. ,boronybly
" competent: best references. +. NJ, box 5v7 Sun
uptown office. 1906 broadway,
IyTAZTs nurse. nnj.r.tsnJs bo,ti. fee1in,,.
maoa loo 1e reter.ncss ~ y 'h nY te9 sn;,
\ Z,TS, !. -. 500, ,,o.,,.,,.
HHanrtt:N ~. US "aeeT ~ ", ransS,I, Sonre,
office. 1865 broadway.
-
AZ SbREss:It Understands shirts. collars Guns.
BOX ~. Sun uptown once. lob broadway. ''
ADY's maid; wages s2S; hair dressing. good
5ps sun uptown once les broad way.
ITXnnySy - ar..aho.a.L, 49,. ,,.i.
a, NDhhss an" chsmoern,aiu; wages 20: city
1856 broadway.
nSDpEsS onJ cL.w b.rn.id. UNDERESTIMATE he,
"a. Spnhoa anM usnlneths saHna' hn st ne
$. b. box 5a7 sun uptown office. 1895 Broadway.
lIsnu. be.t ritv reyer.nces NJ n b"I hIn Snn
uptown ONCE. 1865 Broadway.
MUSE: competent; for grown children; good
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CUNARp LINE "a f9} yFE;

From Pier 40. y. II. foot Clarkson 81.
CampGmla May 20. noon lmbria MAY u. "a. VI.
Servia.. MAY 20. . 7. NJ. Lurania. june 8. II A. VI.
NERNON II. BROWN " . u.Agts..4 Bowlingtireen
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TROY BOATS.

FARE THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Steamer Saratoga or CITY of Troy leaves West
10th It. pier daily, except Saturday. at Il y, NJ. con.
meeting with Delaware and Hudson and Fitchburg
trains. SUNDAY STEAMERS TOICH AT ALBANY.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15
Al
ARE
HE RE-.

highly respected and most estim-
able citizen OF Grangeville passed
away in the person Of A. Maxey.
Mr.. Maxey has been for years re-
sident of Grangeville and was re-
spected by all who knew him. At
the time of his death he was in the
56th year of his age. He was born
in Ohio and at the age of three
years was taken by his parents to
Illinois, where he resided until his
21st year. He was clergyman
by profession, of the M. E.
church, having preached Is years
in Kansas and six years in Idaho.
He was graduate of Depauw Uni
versity at Green Castle, Ind. Mr..
Maxey leaves five children by his
first wife, two girls and three boys;
his first wife was Josephine Baker
and after her death he married
Margaret Klussman. He also
leaves an aged mother. He will
be sincerely mourned by the entire
community and in Mr.. Maxey's
death Grangeville loses a sincere
friend and an energetic and pro-
gressive citizen. His oldest son.
is now in San Francisco,
having just returned with Com
pany G, from the Philippines. The
funeral will be held as soon as it
IAN be ascertained whether his son
IAN obtain his discharge in time to
each Grangeville for the services.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15
Cottonwood Items,

Since our last writing Mrs. An.
derson and family have removed
to Moscow. 1t is reported that
Creelman has rented her dwelling.
Some people say this looks suspic-
ious, but we don't know.
II. Taylor and family came over
from Mt. Idaho Saturday p. m.
and went back Sunday p. IN.
The 'EIrish Duke was PLAYED
to good audience Tuesday night.
II. w. Tefft is running his
thresher south of here. He re-
ports the yield rather light.
Baker Ball is buying cattle and
hogs for the Seattle market.
DR.. Blake and wife are in our
burg today.
Carter & Growing are fixing up
the lower floor of the Baptist build
Ing for stock ofgeneral merchan-
disc.
DR.. Turner's building is being
built as fast as possible.
5. K. Libby is on the sick list
Il. Nugent started for Florence
today.
u. W. Hannah of Moscow has
oeen mere for some time superin-
tending the harvest on the Greene
place.
Dated Sept. 10, 1899.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15

The Palace hotel is now open
for the accommodation of the
travelling public, and will be con-
Quoted as the best hotel in the
county. Rates 81 and 50 per day,
with bar and reading room in con-
nectiOn. IL
Out in the Tolo neighborhood
the farmers are already blowing
up their summer fallow and get
ting a good ready on to raise big
crops for the next year in order to
take advantage of the expected adj
vent OF the two railroads which al Q
sure to build to Camas Prairie next
year when the six months truce ex-
pires.
EsrRAY NOTICE. to my
place late in July, one dark roam
gelding, about IL years old, weighs
100 pounds. marked r M on right
shoulder, saddle and collar mark
ed. Owner please call at my place
one mile south of Denver, pay
charges and take the animal away,
or it will be sold according to law.
F. Z. Risley.
Sept. 6, 1899. 15-lS1
There is no man in the city who
has more friends than George Pill
kerton, the genial purveyor of wet
goods to the thirsty public at the
Kentucky Dew, SO that when diff
ferent ones who were accustomed
to drop in and say, George, l be-
lieve that | will have little pine.
apple in mine," saw seemingly |
new face behind the bar; it was a
shock. Now it has been discover
ed that some ''josher" told George
that Chief Of Police johnson was
going to tax all bartenders a per-
sonal tax, so in self defense George
had all his hair shaved off, togeth-
n with his once lnxuriant nous
ache, and informed all the old pa.
IRONS to call him ..bar-bov" and
lot mention his name. There is /,
10 truth in the story that he .
hanged his appearance to catch ,
he Swedish vote.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15
Alias Su,n,aon.,,

In the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District Of the State OF Idaho, in and for the
County of Idaho,
II: K; Grostein. plaintiff, against Colin Mcln'
tosh, defendant.
The state Of Idaho sends greeting to Colin Me.
lntosh, defendant.
You are hereby summoned aud required e
appear In an action brought against YOU by sad
plaintiff In the said district court, and 70
answer the complaint of the above named
plalntin, filed therein, within ten das texeius
I've OF the day OF sersice) after the service on
you OF this simmons, II served within ms
county; or II served out of this county but WIN.
"a this judicial district, within twenty days.o.
action IL brought TO recover the sum OF II si.f,
with 1ntereet thereon from the 7th day oil Janu
ary 1899, which plaintiff claims ON an aecou,ha,
ior money. goods. wares and merchandise toia
ana delivered by the plaintiff to the defendant
NJ MS request, between the first day OF serteM.
per, 1898, and the 7th day of January, ivy. iot
costs of suit and such other md further ie.l s
as may seem just and proper 10 the Cont .i dns
PARTICULARS more fully appearing ~ plalnl,nnad
complaint, certified copy OF which i sel'ea
herewith and made a part hereof. And you u's
answer said complaint as abo re required W.
snid Plaintiff viii take judgm ent for the SUI ~
demanded Ia the complaint, to.wii si, ~
with interest thereon from 18th January, lsM .
Attest my hand and the seal OF the dlsl'iets
court OF the second judicial district. state =;
Idaho, Ill aud for Idaho county this 2nd day "
August, 1899.
lsEALl A. W. TALKINGToS c.efS.
W. N. SCALES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication August 1, ISL
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15
RICH NEWS0ME PROPERTIES
Many New Claims are being Deuel.
0ped Daily.

j. FL. Brown. the PRESS cores
pendent at Newsome, is in town
and reports things at that wonder
full camp as booming. Several new
strikes are reported, especially one
on the Saturday claim, on Lookout
hill, where four-foot vein was
encountered, some of it showing
gold and the whole ledge prospect
ing well.
Another good claim that is look
ing well is the FIRST Chance, on
Reynolds gulch, owned by the
Bowyer Bros. Considerable work
has been done, and five feet of ore
is exposed that pans well.
The Iron King on Thursday last
struck a streak Of quartz that prom
ises we'll, and Supt. Watson thinks
it will surpass anything heretofore
uncovered. This property is owned
mostly by Lewiston merchants.
The Iron Crown still continues
in bonanza ore. The southern ter
ritory Of this remarkable mine is
proving very rich and Supt. Walp
is determined to find all that the
ground possesses.
The Gold Crown Mining and
Milling Co., owning some 100 acres
to the south of the Iron Crown, are
rushing work on their property and
contemplate working through the
winter.
Some of our sportsmen killed a
large brown bear about two miles
below the station last week.
Eastern parties have been in that
vicinity lately looking for dredging
ground, and have secured options
on several pieces of property.
What that section needs more
than anything else is custom
stamp mill.
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FUTURE OF BUFFALO HUMP
Property Owners There Have Great Con-
1dence IN the Camp.

Harry Rupp, of the Boston Buff.
falo-Idaho company and the mer.
camille firm of Emmons & Rupp,
is in the city from Buffalo Hump.
Mr.. Rupp is about as we'll posted a
man IS can be found in the camp.
To q PRESS reporter, Mr.. Rupp
said: "The future success of the
Hump camp is assured, not only
from the exceptionally fine show
ings on the Fortune, Mother Lode,
st. Louis and the new discoveries
at Crystal lake, but from the fur
Their fact that business men in that
entire section who have had years
of successful experience in other
mining camps are SO confident of
the future greatness Of Buffalo that
out Of their sometimes limited cap
ital they are investing from $500
to $500 each in the best of log and
whipsawed-lumber buildings. This
is . splendid criterion as to what
can be expected. There was
wonderful strike in the Fortune
just prior to my departure. The
value Of the ore as ascertained from
assay did not learn, but this l
know, that it will run away up in
values, as it is said to be the finest
which has ever been discovered in
the camp in large quantities. The
Mother Lode, just south OF the
Fortune, promises to also be a gilt
edged property, as in three holes
sunk on it large, well-defined
ledge, mineralized to great ex-
tent, has been uncovered and is be-
lieved to be the same ledge which
runs through the Fortune. Mr..
Chas. Sweeney is in the camp now
and is making thorough exami-
nation Of all the prominent prop
critics. The Boston Buffalo Idaho
company have now about As men
at work, both ON the mines and
the Concord townsite. The beauty
of this location for a townsite, as
nature has made it, could not be
improved, and it's buildings are be-
ing rapidly advanced in readiness
for bad weather. I had q hard
trip out. 1t ID my intention to 90 |
from here to Spokane; from thence
/ will 60 to Cleveland, Ohio, and
will return in the near FUTURE
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The Golden Rule Store
The Place

line up Rocky canyon if they
conclude to come that way.
Acres of ties are being piled
up and cut near the Meadows
on Little Salmon river and adj.
vancing at the rate of 80 miles
per month, the people of the
prairie will waken some morn.
ing and find they have trans
portation to Boise. With the
complicatedand intricatemove
ments of the other railroads
on the Clearwater, we have
made application for a pass to
Blackfoot, where we can rest
our weary brain trying to un-
rayel the complicated mess.
]. S. Parker has received
another order for 1000 barrels
of flour to be delivered at Stu
art and mouth of Cottonwood
creek. This does not look as
though there was to be any
abatement of work on the pro-
jected line to Camas Prairie
as outlined by President Mel.
len in his recent interview.
Mr.. Hoeppner, druggist
of ColfaX, with his wife, were
looking over our town on
Monday.
Miss Leila Sheaffer. the ac-
daughter of DR..
oheaffer of Grangeville, was
The guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Pulse Saturday and Sunday.
]. I. Orbison and wife of
Nez Perez were visitin g friends
his week.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15

Leggett that all people playing So
10 be forced to "show him first that
he dated his career from Missouri. !"
Motion not carried unanimously.
Motion by Dan Worth that all rub
bernecks be permitted to make all
the remarks which they deemed APP
propriate concerning hands of the
players and take all accruing
drinks and CIGARS" Carried amid
applause, without one dissenting
vote. Motion by Jimmie McGrane
that all kicks would have to be
filed and registered at the bar.
Carried. Suggestion by Judge Ed
dy that these rules apply to bill
lizards, was vetoed as too trivial to
be taken notice of. The meeting
then adjourned at the request Of
Dan Trullinger to take something
for their relatives health.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15
Denver Items.

Our farmers haven't time to
come to town; they are "mak-
ing hay while the sun Shines y
in more ways than one.
Our school opens the first
Monday in October.
Rev. Sutton is scheduled to
deliver a temperance lecture
Sept. IA.
Harvesting is in full blast
and cereals are going above
the usual average. The farm.
ers are building additional
granaries and will hold their
wheat until the railroads come.
They cannot profitably haul it
to the present terminus on
Clearwater, the haul preclud.
ing any possibility of profit.
]. w. Henderson will re.
open the Denver hotel this
week. He is having it paper.
ed and painted throughout and
invites the public patronage.
There will be a Harvest
dance here Friday evening.
Mr.. E. Nutting completed
his survey here Sunday and
moved camp from Three Mile
to point near Seth jones' Sr.,
where he is waiting orders.
He informs your correspond.
ent he has found practicable
survey up Three Mile to Den.
yer. fe believes it will be
adopted. The line as run has
no tunnels or expensive tres.
ties like the Cottonwood creek
survey, and is to all appear.
ances much cheaper and runs
through better country for
operating. He is daily ex.
pecting advices to locate this
line, which will take about
three months and he believes
active construction will follow
ms orders, as cross.sectioning
and contracts can be let as
last as he locates. The Pa.
citic and Idaho Northern sur.
1eyors moved their camp to
Bar on Salmon river
sunday and are now running
'reliminaries up Rocky can.
,on to Tolo and Carr's lake
With a view of finding a prac-
zeal grade that way. In an
Interview, their engineer stated
lis instructions were to tie up
With a connection with the
Northern Pacific road on the !
rairie. 1t will take them ,
bout a month to locate the /
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15

How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known r. j.
Cheney for the past Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions,
ana financially able to carry out any obligation
made by their firm
WEST \ TRUAN, Wholesale Druggists, Tole-
90 Q. WALDlNG, KINNAN d MARVIN,
wholesale Druggists, Toledo. ..
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally act.
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces OF the system. Price, rs cents per bottle.
soia oy all druggists. Testimonials free.
Hall S Family Pills are the best.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15
Money In Honey.

Here is an industry which il cul-
tivated will add one more feather
to the cap OF rich Camas Prairie.
A Press reporter who was in search
OF news, strayed down in the neigh
hood of James Edwards residence
and his attention was drawn to
several bee-hives. lhDsrropated ON
the subject, Mr.. Edwards said: II
started swarming bees more for the
amusement than from any pecun-
larry benefit which l might derive.
but l find that it is certainly a
money-making industry. Now for
example I wintered my original
swarm, which if I had purchased
them would have cost about $40.
Well, about June 25 they swarm
ed, and in about three weeks their
production was another swarm
which in the space of three weeks
more produced my third swarm.
Now notice the production of the
three swarms. The original swarm
produced GO pounds of honey net,
the second 30 pounds and the third
20 pounds, which makes a total of
lS6 pounds, which at current
prices of 25 cents per pound would
net 1875, which, added to
the value Of the the two new
swarms, reckoned at the price |
have mentioned of $40 per swarm,
makes 9 grand total of s53. rs,
which is on an original investment
OF slO, SO you can readily perceive
what . profitable employment this
would be to one who could devote
sufhcient time and attention to il.
ior l am assured that with large
quantities which would naturally
generate as large returns could be
oosaaned in proportion. 1t is the
.me g any other business; it must
nave attentiOn.n
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-09-15
Probate Notice.

In the Probate Court of Idaho county. Idaho:
IN the estate of Harry Irwin, deceased
Order to show cause
IL appearing to this Court from the petition
this day presented ard filed by H. +. shissler.
executor Of the estate OF said deceased, praying
Tor an order of sale of certain mining property
belonging to said estate, and thatt is for the
such mining property be sold, ii is hereby OF.
uered that all persons interested i'll the said e.
tate appear before this Court ON saturday,
september 30, 1899, Mt 10 a. III OF said day Ut
the court room Of said Court, at Mt. Idaho Ida
no county, Idaho, then and there to show
caus why an order should not be granted fof
the sale of such estate.
ana ~ Is further ordered that copy OF TINS
order be published at least once II week for
three successive weeks before the day set Tor
said hearing, IN the WEEKLY FREE PRESS,
newspaper published and printed in Grange
vile, Idaho county Idaho
Seal.l JOSEPH X VINCENT,
1918 Probate Judge,