Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1899-09-08

III ooWH JgokoAA"y 80
A new stock OF stationery, school
supplies, etc, at the Idaho drug
store,
All kinds Of patent medicines and
druggists sundries at the Idaho
drug store,
The Postoffioe store is the only
place in Cottonwood where you can
get Ivory soap.
"Denison's" Figured Creppe -
tissue paper-.for fancy work, at
the Postofioe store.
The school trustees are having
neat porch and portico built on the
front of the school house,
Eggs wanted. Willpay the high.
est market price ingoods.
II. H.AuxoIL,
will furnish good 1e inch body
wood, dalivered in Cottonwood, for
$3.50 per cord. Joseph Schmidt
The iiCpttpnWooa Real Estate
Agency wants your farme to sell,
RaeeRq office.
Mrs. A, B. Rookie and son, John,
started Monday morning for Mt,
Idaho to visit Mrs. Rockies parents.
The great success of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy in the treatment Of bowel
complaints has mada 1t standard
over the greater part of the eivi-
lized world, For sale by all drug
gists,
States, slate pencils, ink and pen
Gil tablets, fools and legal cap,
writing paper, papiteries in elegant
finish, cheap; lead pencils, slate
sponges, composition books, inks,
cray ons-plain and colored, colored
pencils, harmonious, etc., at the
Idaho Drug store.
A newly married couple in Port
land, Maine, who are both deaf and
dumb, and are trying housekeeping
without a servant, have devised an
ingenious substitute for door bell.
When caller presses the electric
button all the lights in the house
fash up and his presence is made
known.-Town Talk.
An individual went into a store
| in a town less than a thousand
miles from here and bought few
bars of soap. Brushing off the
dirt and cobwebs he was astonished
to find the soap wrapped in publ
cations of 1862, containing, among
other things, the Emancipation
proclamation. An investigation re-
yealed the fact that the merchant
selling the soap had never adver
tised.-Town Talk.
A orimson rambler rosesbush tha
contains $500 blooms is the remark
able feature of the garden at th'
home Of John Parry, in Portland
Ore. Last year the bush was con
sidered wonder, but then tn
blooms numbered only $500. Ever.
day hundreds of people visit Mr.
Parry's place and admire the bush
which it's owner displays with grea
pride. Each cluster of the roses
! a bouquet in itself. The bush i
ten feet in height.
Judge Benson, of the superio
court, was called upon recently t
enter judgement by default in
suit on genuine Chinese promis
sorry note case, says the Seattle Pos
1 Intelligencer. The plaintiffs in tn
+ suit were Toy Sam and Tung Ga
l Yep, and the defendant was Leun
Sue, alias Lung Yee Sun. The la
ter was indebted to the plaintiffs
. sum exceeding 5000, and gave
!, note or due bill for $500 in full Sc
tlement. He did not pay the mo-
when due, and Judge Benson gay
t judgement for 5000 against him.
b The following is translation {
d the note or due bill, as set out
the complaint:
"San Francisco, July %, 189
J "Due- bill given by Leung Sue c
u account Guoy Moy, owing Chur
s. Gar Yep and Toy Sam over $50
T. and now Guoy MoY and Leung 81
asks Chung Gar Yep and Toy Sai
# both mean to reduce principal ar
i interest. Then Chung Gar Yep at
,e Toy Sam willing to take $500
: full settlement. This money shou
be paid by Leung Sue at the twelft
month of this year. The $500 mu
IS be paid in full without grace. Ii Il
u time is over Leung Sue cannot ps
/ in full, then haye to pay II per cel
le per month interest. By mouth is !
n proof. 1 give this due-bill to Chul
Sue Yep and Toy Sam to keep
t. proof
d "Signed note man Leung Sue
o. | MN oWn hand