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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
Along the Kansas Nile.

! Atchison has a coal mine and money,
! but she cannot get them together.
/ The restaurants at Fl Dorado have
/ formed a trust to drive the twenty-ceat
meal out Of existence
Farmer Smith, one OF the electors.
wants to carry the presidential vote q
/ Kansas to Washington.
The air is fun of senatorial combina-
tons and In every case 1903 IS consider
ably mixed UP with 1901.
The game between Kansas and Mis-
souri, football teams Thanksgiving day
! according to the papers. win be very
bum.
Kansas is going TO be for the new
merchant marine. Kansas is for big
! ger United States and all the markets Il
can make
" J. Bailey has been sprung as the
! Republican candidate for governor ~in
1902. Charles Scott. OF Toia, is apt to be
the nominee.
The Kansas boys made a pretty good
stand against the Nebraska football
players. The Kansans we're only beaten
y to nothing.
Senator Harris called on the president
Saturday and told him he was In favor Of
early action on the Nicaragua canal ard
in favor Of the canal
that the jury law in insane cases be 50
amended that It viii rot re necessary
for juries to find people insane n order
to get pay.
Barney Sheridan is out In an edito-
rial saying thar fusion is myth. per-
haps fake lie IS IN favor n strai ghr-
out. Independent Democratic acugn
henceforth.
The Dick OIney boom 81 1904 in kan
sas, is on. The vote % the Kansas del
egatlon in the national convention ~
that year VII 90 10 him IL he is iu the
. race az thai time
The county clerks 81 Kansas have until
November g 10 complete co1nty re-
turns some Of them have not reached
Topeka ana just what Che total vote ~
the state and What maicritles are. IS aot
known.
There IS talk again r creating IRE 20
sitl9n ~ state Accountant Governor
Stanley knocked it oIt before srd aldfd
70 his pepuIsrltv end the chances APE
1aat e such bl 81 passed. he VII
veto IT,
IN his report state Aufitor Cols rec
~ TIC state benevolent and rensl nsa
boards mmoers ~ whieh h
uetter p
The only co7rtr III H-srae nhh ca
rr- rasa fc Mckinney rre- f
was cara ae Daucecra-fc party
fo d. rz-orra1 zei lr <srs che
counts nws vu
rnsnsh'1 ~ Use convention ara ueat
tha iuzgg--are commit
A Ta nan wto Is ssrT cenF5-
erl1E tre aerlsa1f ~ 5rE eerf
horse cans date fr =d 6ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
Wilhelm Der Crosse.
over them.

The crazy German woman who threw her neat-axe at
the Emperor Fatheand has in rescung her name
oblivion added immensely to the popularity Of VII
Great The Emperor Of Germany is sui geners.
probably talks much. all who have the gift Of
CAB But he has ideas. and policies which
giraffe his talks. He is parade, but
The BritoA doesn't like him, but the
London Spectator says his policy deserves the most at
enve study. The English should allow little for
the pleasure which king found that he
delight his subjects by his eloquence must feel in the
exercise of his faculty Kings rarely do much
outside their kngship except little Frederick the
Great did or utter bons mots as Louis XVIII did
king who can beat most bishops in sermon, and most
foreign secretaries in speech be allowed little
indulgence for his tongue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
A Cruel Fashion Goes Out.

Lovers Of animals, in all parts OF the world
glad that the has been won over the
minority fashionable world of Britain which
resisted the cruel and sensess practice of docking the
horses thought Of Wales will
the position in that the majority
viii quickly shift its position the side humanity
beauty Then America will follow the British example
great victory viii be for kindness common
sense Thousands Of horses may be saved suffering
every year by action of venerable woman who
all through her long that takes inter
est in the welfare of animals.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
Extfnguished.
(From I,ondon So Momenta.l


A young and newly married couple
were entertaining their friends, and
among the guests was one whose contn-
ued rudeness made him extremely objec-
tionable to the rest Of the company. Ills
conduct, although most unbearable. was
put up with for some time. until at sup
per ne held up on his fork a piece OF
meat, which had been served 70 him, and
in a vein Of intended humor, he looked
around and remarked:
us this pig?"
This Immediately drew forth the re-
mark from a quiet-looking individual sit
ting at the other end Of the table:
which end Of the fork do you refer
10 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
Sir Robert Harris Pessimistic Views.

Sir Robert Hart director Of the imperial maritime
OF China very pessimstc of the future
written by him for the number Of the
Fortnightly Review There only two ways Of escape
yellow peril" ne thinks and both imprac-
ticable. Either be partiHoned there is
possibility Of agreement between the dvis
ion) there must be mighty advance Of Christianity in
Celestial Empire and sudden conversion of the Chi
into the fendest Of friendly peopIe-whch could be
achieved through miraculous intervention Of Proyi
dence The Boxer movement though encouraged by the
imperial government patriotic in nature Sir Rob
ert expressive of overwhelming popular senti-
All Chinese without distinction, syunpathized with
objects the and grandsons Of the present gener
Boxers number 600 all supplied with
the best modern will inevitably rise and not
only eradicate vesge Of the hated foreign influence
Middle Kingdom but viii also carry their victor
into Of the world where Oriental doin-
alton is undreaed by the European statesmen today
all of which may conclude that Sir Robert is
suffering nightmare supernduced by the terrors
the siege Of Pekn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
AS for the Game Of Golf.

The New York Evening Post says that the appeal Of
golf fact that it is "a non-compettve game
What some one will say with sporting pages Of every
newspaper filed with numerical scores and
outlandish tongue? Yes golf is never compe-
tive when appears most to BE- BY infracon
very spirit mugs fame but the true
golfer led astray by such Interior motive. In a
Goehean spirit Of isolation he works out his gofng saliva
ton without reference his felowgoer comparing him
today only his recollection himself of yester
day and his hopes Of himself Of the morrow"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
1t Makes ? DiRerenee.

(FTOm The Chicago Fost)
He had lust reached the peroration Of
his tribute 20 the modern athlete gil
when the little fellow n the corner in
terrupted him
Pardon me" said the little fellow,
but may I ask If you married one Of
these modern Eirls2"
why, no. T."
'T thought not" interrupted the little
fellow as ne resumed his seat, and those
sitting near him were quick 10 note that
he carried one arm in sling and had a
large BUMP on the top 81 his head
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
anddcnIr neveIopea.

fFrou Tit-Bifs1
phreuol0Fist examining Jclrnrs
head1-This. ladies and gentlemen. IS The
Bump of caution. and here is l1ca-ed ne
bump OF ativeness I1is-this-
(much puzzled ls-aa-er--
JohuDy-oh, know ~ Bout that Gre.
That's the bump O. ear ositT- got lt
last night fer peep.n inter The 1arlo-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

CF'rom the Chicago EeWs)
Little Elmer-Sistsr sue has sinkin'
spells purity often now
Mr.. Spoonleigh-Wa what do you
meano
Little Elmer-sha says whenever any
comp'uy comes when you're here she
always feels ike sinkin' through fEe
floor. and somebody's come The last four
times you've been here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

tFrom The Pittshurg Ca-oricle.}
'.Thiz you1E nan thar comes ~ see
vou SO often" said zTr. W1kussurE 70
his dauEater ~Tou mean 8r- Brush
ton paps asked tae uasten- eyes
has be any 5oash Doug17 W1y
papa, you sure.v Sc nos expect hm 80
Go the baking aftzT Ee are Darrls1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

(From the Cascsg1 Sews3
= breaches THIS ucruing. remarked
-0ncelrza -arser 70 q esrersza -i1-
sr which s5s-ts comprised Eae ma er
Yes resolned the yolnT ladE 70
whom hts remarks were addressed
noticed voa frequently called seen e-
fcred hrethrer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20
Gettinr Tuto sIIIsaus's class

[ENrcm tta ENzEallErn @r
s'D5a yoz read yoezE MT oRshAves
violent attack On Saakssp oar2
yes x WIS vsrv cleTsr mFe Re
usay saccea5 lz making pecss tluE lts
due % zT0zess1cas1 1ez-oEsT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Russell Harrison has retired from the army. He made
good officer suffered prvatons without and
through the yellow fever experience. He viii
be president himself but he may have who win be
That is the way the Harrison family have worked
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

The ministers Pekin anything until the en-
For the emperor carries the government
around pocket the empress carries the en-
peror around her work basket.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Mrs Fske, the actress refused with her acting
the other night at Poughkeepse until audi
ence who asleep and snoring awakened The man
anooeized.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Nebraska boys walked the forms Of the Kansas
University football players Kansas boys looked a
their school books three times out Of form
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

a Chicago expert is out in long article showing the
right kind clothing for winter right kind Of cloth
ing for winter lots of E.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Helen Gould says that wealth Is Stewardship and
should be used personal pleasure qualification
And wealth in Helen Gould's hands is stewardship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

For the nine hundred and hfy-sevenh time the fact
being exposed that the STANDARD Oil company gets
inside favors from the railroads.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

A. @. Teamsn Of Iowa died Saturday. He was the
Who captured Jefferson Davis. Fe received large
reward doing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Great Britain least seems to understand that when
America Germany UP her the benefit Is not all
Americas and Fermany-s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Aged believes that the United states IS asshlug head
Arkansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

There IS san opportunity TO take that Colorado sheriff
30 to Che majesty u the law and introduce him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Croker has gone to England While the dead Of winter
is approachng New York would have become shortly 70,
hot him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

Great Britain evidently believes that ire war in TIE
Transvaal would now De over Z The Beers would gait
fehriuE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-11-20

whatever the weather rustic our to n pes To-Day ana
-ote Cor the Orient bonds
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-11-01
Otobeutber
loa Den groBeu 6erbft=
IND Binter : 9(u=
5iige 8erfauf
%erDffnen!

Sober l3pll unieres @erfaursraumes in inherent
elrpben, 1eaen, tasesbeltn Stpre p~ferirt etipas Neues
ftr ben tpmmenben 5erbit unb sSintcr, sSir wplen,
pap Sbr uniern nenen Store beiu6t, Der nit benz fein-
ttea unp grDbten Nprratb a%nsefilt lit, ben Sbr je &C.
!ebel. 9Sir %pccupircn jest BRET 5luren, Don benen jebe
IN tbrer sanSen eara,itdt a%neebduft 1T. suf unierer
9auptIlur finoet SIR jeoen Jiih unb jebcs Wanobrett
|~aneebdurt nit &leicern, 6erren- Nusitattunsslpaaren;
auI l1lerer Slpelten Jlur linr bic Glide ~an9ebduft nit
leberrDdcn, l~(l1ters fir Wdnner, 3naben unb &inber,
aut dieter yluc eur .echten febt Sbr ben erDbten Spr>
ratb SDll YelSrbdtn, ntr Sud je 5lYpr ~oprselest muir
.ee. yStr baben weniaitens 800 Yel5rDfe spn alien
Sprte1 unb preuen, pel,-N obes, pferoepefen, &nis-
'MpbsS: Das nd6lte Oepartement entbdlt Oud> 9tDfe
far SKINNER uno &uabcll Madinaps; nd6ites De-
%partennert 1T oas fir &efer uno &aliie, bas grDbte
TN .Nprbmette1. !Sepes Oepartement lit toeesbeq.
.l1nier 1eue Stpre lit bic .3ierbe Der Stapt. 3ubem
itno uliere Yreiie 70 nieori9 wie je. gSir sarantiren,
pap MIR Grb ppa 10 bis 25 prD5ent an jerem Oplar
lparer, fur ben Sbr BEL uns ~einfauft. @ir lrpen Gu6
ber5lt6 etn, bet u1s yDr5uiprer, beSDr Sbr Guren gSin<
%terbeoarf %einfauft. ySir mDhten @u6 eerre BET uns
ieben, glti6 pb Sbr fault pper niht. ySir mD6ten
perIDnltb NIT Gud befannt wcroe11, gu6 in unierem
Stpre% berrmfubren uno Gu6 ben gDrratb seieen.
Stderlt6 1perbet Sbr mebr ais s~ufrteben iein NIT un<
leren Bargains. SSir ~pferirea in inherent
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Serffei9erun9.

Sim Montas, ben S. Iopember 1900, mors
gems 10 nbr antan9enb, ldBt ber l1nter,ei1=
1tete auf ieiner friiberen Sarm tn Sarmins
folsenbe @esenitdnbe Offentli6 on ben Meiitz
6ieteroes periteisern: ? arbsitspteree, babel
balbiabrises Soblen, 8 trasenbe &iibe, 2
Sulen, | 9eifer, SO Siibner, l Selbfbinber,
l Sisfultipator, l Sorierafe, l @asen,
S9litten, l gsse, | 9fus, 1 SGmai1iue,
3 Perbe9ei6irre, 2 Sefen, 2 Settftellen,
Glide. II Stible, l @aidmaidine, @rin.
ger, l S~uttermai6ine, l &ornldeIer, l Saub:
idrotmible, l Sdtebtarre, l Daidteiiel,
@emebr. l Bel,rod, l 3iebbarmonifa, meb:
rere Safer, iopie nod peri6iebeue anbert
@esenitanoe. S%ebin9unsen iinb: GUNNER
bis 3u SIS iirb baar su entridten, arf fold,
iiber SIS elm Sabr 3eit 81 iiebeu Yrosent &c.
gen gut uerbiir9te Hoten. Sci 8aar;aAlun
gen 5 grosent &abatt.
80 nj. 9 m a n n, Gi9entbImer,
Srf. 8enoIfen, 8erfetserer. 47=2
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@wne beeuoe ib Die WoBeu &Gbhute bS Or SrIB Z. g. I. Selnrtes, oas e N
SOpaS spotbss Dutanit gMo Sd Jog mir cine bstdse e. gr ttaalnnns SaH IN 4ah hn a mSn
Snie. 9ttts CAB mir stnOgrnss, bis i'd pom smsr NasMaSin d s&a amIs emu hLs D mS
Us iii OoS bette SeunhteI bB i'd femme 9@en obensemanne @e9n, wenn es Del Sr
ihrWteu 0edB Geupmmen miro. &n eminent fonmt bn 9Nh.
Idtun9spou Srau 81. Sut6art
SIR 1DT II StEe
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Representative in State Legislature !
of the 47th Legislative District !
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bic etimmseber hon etearns g.!

Siermit erfldre i9 mid als matchmaker
Sanbibat fir bas @rnt bes County 4nrpaIts
unb eriu6e 3uslei9 bic @dbler obne Inter.
l9ieb Der Yartei UNI sefdqise l1nterffisung
UNI @ablta9e. s. q. &6ier.
ct. Gloub, ben S. Sept. 1900. 4O.ba
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Representative in State Legislature in the
I'd Dist. of the Saith Legislative DISTRICT
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Sur sefaaisen &enntniBnabme.

Dem ~bettdnbisen SrGnsen meiner Sreunbe
nat9ebenb. babe i6 mid enti4lohen, oils
Sanbibat fur ben l. lesislatipen Oiitrift bes
81. ienatorielen Siitrifts aufsutreten, unb
i'd crude aQe Steunbe, mir ibre @emogen=
belt nt9t porentbalten gu mollen.
8. Sc. @iIltber,
40zba ct. Martin, Winn.
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Dies lit feline IanntneGin. ionoem eni oridli9 ;ubereRS Nfhtl nb enen
RGept melheS @ueranpueu IbedRfut purbep pu elmer aen beuhden Samiie, nno Die
wuuouburneu Geultue penen pom iemm Gebau6 eTdt bel ngmo emrn brp bt9en
0ebu oer in eo,m Sue ppu f0peribeu SbnnrTn. NGbrenb iemS lau9iGbtgm @ez
buubS bub Den baItmtn Or. SrIb. in iener Grpat= NIB hospital Srats in Senn,
Suui6lano, erwes f6 bnes Wtua bGufS as
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9arna1fragen lpbnt ii6

fir bic, wel6s bic S5mersen erNmoen non " bemmatismms, Siften=
meb, sinfcnweb, Serremfun9en, Neural9ia, Niid9rat=
Seidbmerben, @rfaltuusen Scr Sr"t, snnsenent,dnSnns
ncbcu SAILS, Srpmtbitis, Srpup.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15

For SALE:.About eighty tons
Of ice. Apply to Joe Pelikan,
Grangeville, Idaho.
BoRN:-At Bridgeport, Idaho,
May 81, 1900, to the wife Of P. L.
o. Bannon, a daughter.
hoRN.-At John Day creek,
this county, June 10, 1900, to the
wife OF Peter Turnbull, q l44
pound son. Mother and son are
doing we'll.
To THE JvNton LEAGUE: -
Granseville, Idaho, June Is, 1900.
Through q mistake on my part,
there was no mention made of the
Junior League in the card Of
thanks in last weeks FREE Press.
Ny intention was to thank the
Junior League for the invalid's 8
| chair and $35 cash which they
gave me, and the public in general
for their kind assistance Sorry
the mistake was made. / am your
very thankfully,
JOHN w. LONG.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15
A Decided Success.

The "Deestrick Skule" given
Saturday night by the WoOdmen
of the World and the Ladies Of the
Circle gave everyone chance to
have good laugh and plenty Of
fun. The familiar figures of some
of our business and professional
men in overalls, short pants and
dirty faces was very comical, and
the ladies in short gingham aprons
aud s'pigtails," all chewing gum
and throwing paper balls, with Mr..
Clark as tsskule teecher' made an
old fashinedo school FoQm. The
striking resemblance Of two pair Of
.sHoneysuckle twins" Mrs DIR.
Green and Ned Greene, and Mrs,
Walter H. Hill aud Dent Mowery
was remarked by all. The whole
ssskule'a did beautifully, but the hit
Of the evening was the charming
recitation by Mrs. Henry Jones
The house was full, over 500 beinl
realized. The ladies' Of the Circl'
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15
New Railroads.

Articles Of incorporation VI,
filed with the Auditor and Rec
er of Lemhi county on May /,
1900, for n railroad to be know
the Clearwater Valley Rail-
Company. The proposed rout<H
this state is from q point on 1,
Snake river at or near the mc,
Of Salmon river, thence up Sal
river to the head of same. Pas
were filed at the request Of H.G
Conner.
Articles of incorporation II
Fled with the Auditor and Red
er of Lemhi county at the recy
Of II. +. Conner, May 10, 1905
a railroad to be known as the 81
River Valley Railroad Comp
The proposed route Of this roe'
from a point at or near the ID,
Of Salmon river in Idaho COZ
Idaho, to be hereafter selected
the board OF directors Of the I
pany, aud thence by some eli
route, following the valley Of
Salmon river to the confluen}
the Salmon river with the u
river, and thence along the n
OF the Lemhi river or it's tribui
by the most eligible route in 4
eral southeasterly direction
point at or near the SUNNI
Bannock Pass through the ]
Root III ountains in this cour
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15

Republican Co. Convent
The republican county co|
tion was held in Grangeville)
ecIaItV..v Tho preliminary
was mr,,- s-~npn. so
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15
Chairman County Committee.

At the next regular meeting OF
Mount Idaho Lodge No. 0, A. F.
& A, NJ. July {, 1900, the propo-
sition to sell the east twenty feet
Of their lot in Grangeville will be
considered.
Grangeville, Ida., June Is, 1900,
A, w. TALKINaToN,
y. w. OLIVER,
j. NoRwoOp,
3-5 Trustees.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15
Married Fifty-five Years.

Married Fifty-five Years.
The charming home Of our good
friends, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. A. Swarts
in the beautiful Fairview section,
was the scene Of merry party
Tuesday, June II, the occasion
being the 55th anniversary Of their
wedding day. The family circle,
few neighbors and intimate
friends brought baskets and babies
and musical instruments, and u
jolly picnic was held under the
spreading trees which, by the way,
were planted by Mr.. Swarts the
day before the Indian outbreak If
1877. The day was an ideal day
for the purpose and all present en-
joyed it 10 the utmost, and We
hope these good people may have
many happy returns Of the occas-
ion, together with health and
! happiness.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15

The Christian people ~
hold services in Denver y
third Lords day in June, 4
to our people holding 81
meeting at Morrow, but thi|
willing, there will -be ser
the NJ. e. church at Deu
the third Lords day in u
IL A. M, as also the third I
day of each month foil
We earnestly solicit the \
ance of all the disciples oil
and all others. M. L.
elder.
Charles Sweeney will
Grangeville on Monday
route to the Hump, and VI
meet our citizens and 60
wagon road proposition, pa
OF which were given in lAsx
issue Of the FREE PR13|
amount asked from the q
Grangeville has all been ~
and there il no reason
that the proposed wagon !
Grangeville direct to -
will be an assured fact BY
Chas. 2. Richardson I
were out fronf Moose cr{
gings Sunday and returnd
day. Mr.. Richardson Cd
have been moving lots of
year and the old digginge
in better shape than ~
water is getting low, but
. be able to run several ~
, before cleaning up.
John Higgins was =
Salmon river Sunday
., Me cleanups in ths e.
mining properties =
river as being fully
!. old time standard, and
interests Of that seG
9 assum ng great propoel
Mra nnff who fhR1
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15
silver Republican Conventlo,

silver Hopub1tcan convention
Notice is hereby given that .
mass convention of the silver re-
publican party N Idaho county,
Idaho, will he held in Grangeville,
Idaho, 0n Saturday, June 80, 1900,
at 2 O'Clock p. m. for the purpose
Of electing eight delegates to rep
resent Idaho county in the state
convention to he held in Pocatello
| ON she 18th day of July, 1900
BY order OF the central committee
r. +, FULToN,
Chairman County Committee.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-06-15
Miners and
Prospect0rs

Should get price. at th u
\ NJ. Cash Store before /
chasing elsewhere.
goods are first-class and
prices are right. We n.
picks, shovels, steel, 4
lows, etc. Our Gr0ceT
are the best that can be 1.
Orders will receive prog,
attention. !. y
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Miners and
ProspeCtors
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YOUR Supplies of me....

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PICKS, shoyels, giant power, fuse,
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permanent OrBuAs~-<-
at 2 P. M. G. HI. NulAx
chosen chairman, and j. u
Connel, secretary. There |
present and by proxy 50 dele
Resolutions were adopted,
mending the Mckinley ad
tration, and Senator Shoup's
in behalf of the Free Homet
The following delegates
elected to the republican,
convention at Boise, Ju
g. d. Smith, j. F. Ailshie,j
Worth, and G. H. M
Grangeville; Frank Brown,
10 Hump; ]. s. Rowton, Fnj
J. S. Parker, Denver; 4.
loway, White Bird; A. B. q
Stuart; Cy Leach, Cotto1
James Eldridge, Concord.
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gave the performers a reception on
Tuesday evening at the Masonic
hall. The affair was highly credi-
table and will long be remembered
for the fun it evoked.