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winner Tourist Rates south.

Winter tourist rates for season 1900 1901. ia
all tourist points in South and Southwest Wis
Southern Railway. go into effect October 18th,
~ Y. Full particulars of any agent OF that
and Florida Limited and offers on all THROUGH
trains d~ining-car service the year round
Address Alex. S. Thweatt, Eastern Pass.
Agent, 1l85 Broadway. New York.
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ExpOSitiOm.
The Grand Prix %d'fjonneur and two gold
medals have been awarded by the Interna-
fiona! Jury of Awards at the Paris Exposi-
lion; TO Libby, Mcneil q Libby. of Chicago,
I2r the purity, excellence and superiority OF
their Canned Foods. Here in America. the
Libby :" Brand has always been recognized
as typical of the highest standard of excel
and It is a noticeable fact that the products
OF Libby. McNeill & Libby have received the
nlgnest awards at every Exposition held in
the United States during the past two decades.
Fools rush in with advice where wise
men fear IN tread
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Catarrh Cannot he Cures

The man who goes to the gold fields Of
ten finds that his dream Of bliss is ore.
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| II n r REwARD.-we hasd deposited With hN National ayB Bank fL Lynn. $500,
i Vh IuHnII whchw ill bel paid to any erson VIII can find thatth abye teyiu onl htes
| VVVOV mission. LYDIA E. PINRHAM MEDICINE CO.
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THE MARKETS.

Late Wholesale Prices Of Country
Produce Quoted in New York.
MILK.
The Milk Exchange price for standard
quality Ia Sc. per quart.
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Vs tell a Manifestation

Piso' &c is the best medicine we Q, er used
ions of throat n lungs.-WM
Rnburen. Ind, Feb. 10, 1890,
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The state Of Trade.

Cholera was reported to be rapidly
increasing in Japan.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-10-26

The ribs Of tobacco leaves are among
the substances out of which paper is made.
The Penn's Grove record., 1900-10-26
PATTERSON MURDER CASE
-Four Men Accused Of Poisoning
Pretty Jennie Bosschieter.
POLICE SAY THREE CONFESSED

The Prisoners kS Members OF Promi-
nent Families They Ar Charsed
with Supplying the Girl First, Then.
After She Died, They Left tho Body by
the Roadside-An Atrocious Crime.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

BENDER MAHURIN:-In this. city
Wednesday evening, Nov. 49,
1900, w. A. Bender and Miss Ada
Mahnrin, both Of Whitebird, Judge
Bonebrake officiating.
PLEMoN-MEYERs:-At the resi-
dence of the brides parents on
Bush creek, Thursday, Nov. 20,
1900, L. O. Plemon and Miss
Hetty Meyers.
MOTLEY RUNER:-At the resi-
dence Of the brides parents, at
Cottonwood, on November %,
1900, Frank Mobley and Miss
Daisy Bruner, Rev. ]. +. Daniels
officiating.
ANDREws-C ooPER:--At the resi-
dence Of the brides parents at
Cottonwood, on November %,
Eugene Andrews and Miss Della
Cooper, Rev. j. f. Daniels offici-
ating.
McGANN-LEEcH:-At the resi-
dence Of the officiating officer in
Stuart on Thursday, Nov. 30,
Daniel l.. McGann and Emily j.
Leech, Judge Gelbach performing
the ceremony.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
Our Imperial Army.

The war department bill for the
reorganization Of the array pro-
vides for. a maximum OF $4,000
men and a minimum Of $4,000,
with thirty regiments of infantry,
fifteen regiments OF cavalry and i.
gradual increase Of artillery until
at the end of five years there will
be So, 900 men. The artillery is
not to be organized into regiments,
but as batteries and organizations
of heavy field artillery.
With the maximum army there
is to be $50 men 10 each infantry
company, making / $50 men to n
regiment. The maximum of
cavalry troops is to be 100 men.
There is no provision for a lieu
tenant-general in the war depart
ment bill, but under the present
law the senior major-general
commanding would have the rank
OF acknowledgement The war
department bill does not give the
6ttllC luCiCdSC vi JOi s,SilFl2lp
and brigadier-generals as the Hull
bill.
Detailed staff provisions are a
feature of the measure. It pro-
vides that hereafter vacancies in
the staff, excepting the medical
corps, pay corps and engineers,
shall be filled by details from the
line. such detailed officers being
subject to line duty at any time.
The war department bill pro-
vides that promotions shall be
made from tho regular army ac-
cording to present rank, down to
and including the rank ofcaptains.
Officers Of the present volunteer
army cam become officers in the
regular army .bnt.in the grades of
first and second lieutenants only,
the vacancies in tho captains rank
being filed from first. lieutenants
81 the present regular establish
ment. 7vr~fa t1f
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
The Alaska Boundary.

The Douglas :, Island Alaska
News in an interview with j. r.
Mcdonald, who had just returned
from the mines in the disputed
territory, prints the following:
Jack ia very positive in his
statements In regard to the bound
ary question and says that I'M
do6 bted1y the British have taken
possession of large strip Of
American territory with the in
tention of holding it permanently.
When asked as to the status of the
American miner in this disputed
territory, that has been given over
to Britain by Secretary Hay, he
said:
eff the American miner does
not represent his claim every 70
hours it is held to be open for re-
location, but not by citizens of the
United States. Only Canadian
can locate it then. If that doesn't
look as if the British intend to
hold that country, what does it
look like?
"a party Of British were watt
ing at Haines seemingly for the
news from the election. The
American miners were building a
wagon road from Haines to the
Porcupine and when the news
reached there of the reelection OF
Mckinley they quit work to a
man. The Canadians Immediate
ly took their places to finish the
road. The general opinion is that
the U. S. government will give up
that entire country to the British
and American miners, expecting
to be robbed Of their rights, re-
fused to do any more work"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
A Big Mining Deal

G. II. Harding, G. w. Colby and
G. A. Smith have sold controls
ling interest in the properties Of
the Newsome & Leegett Creek
Mining Co. to G. w. Thompson, of
the Idaho Investment & Banking
Company.
The holdings Of the company
embrace GAO acres of virgin placer
ground located on Newsome and
Legget creeks in the Newsome
Greek mining district. The prop
critics will be opened up in the
early spring on an extensive scale.
The plans include the building Of
a ditch on Leggett creek for the
operation of the high bar area.
A bed rock flume will be con-
structed or a dredge installed for
working the creek flats. The
operations will be under full head
way the coming summer,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
he little boiler plate republican

The little boiler plate republican
a'spapers throughout the state
sgiving themselves great deal
unnecessary worry about the
,'tion Of a United States senator
! he coming session of the legis-
ire. Both parties expressed
,ar preference as to what man
" wanted for this position be-
\. election and the verdict for
Id T. Dubois is as emphatic as
Ilugh q senator had been elected
IA direct vote. There is not a
lIlocrat, silver republican, or
,julist elected on the fusion
ket in the state but what would
lie been defeated had he init
led that he would not support
i,oois for senator, and all this
/, about the populists voting for
Sther candidate is too silly for
lsideration. They were nomi-
led and elected solely upon that
be and it is not at all probable
K they want to dig their politi-
graves and brand themselves
traitors by openly voting in
POSITION to the wishes of their
stituents.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
IN OUR COLONIES.
A Terrific Storm Devastates
the Island of Guam.

A Terrific Storm Devastates
the Island of Guam.
Advices have been received from
Manila that the island of Guam
had been visited by q terrible
typhoon on Nov. 10, which
wrecked hundreds of houses,
among them the headquarters OF
General Schroeder The towns Of
Indrajan and Terraforo were
swept away, and it is estimated
that hundreds Of the native popu-
lation in various parts of the
island met death. The cocoanut
crops were rendered absolutely
worthless and the vegetation Of
the island killed by salt water.
The storm came up in the FORE
noon and swept across the island
with amazing rapidity. The
United States auxiliary cruiser
Yosemite, which was anchored
adjacent to the collier Justin.
dragged her anchor and was driven
aground 100 yards from a reef, her
bows being crushed in. A launch
with crew of five men had
previously left the ship to find a
safe anchorage for the vessel.
The men were not seen after they
left the ship, and it is practically
certain that heavy sea swamped
the launch. The bodies of Cox
swain Swanson and Seaman George
Anhel were recovered.
The storm veered arou nd after
the Yosemite grounded, and she
was driven off and carried on to
the Somaye cliffs, where her rudder
and propeller were broken.
Boatswain Sweeney and twelve of
the crew volunteered to take a life
line ashore. A boat was lowered.
but 1T was swamped and all its
occupants carried away from the
boat, but they Iniraeulously sue
ceeded in reaching land after an
hours struggle. The Yosemite,
had again broken loose, was
drifting helplessly with the gale
which was blowing 100 miles an
hour.
At i.3O p. M, Nov. Is, the
Justin, which had started in search
Of the Yosemite, picked her up
and attempted to tow her back to-
Guam. Two hawsers wers broken
and it was then decided that it
Was impossible 10 take her into
port. The cruiser vs. then scut-
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

Help is needed at once when
persons life is in danger. A neg
lected cough or cold ma, soon Dc,
come serious and should be stopper
at once. One Minute Cough Cur
quickly cures coughs and eo'e
and the worst cases Of Group
bronchitis, grippe and other tlfo .
and lung troubles. DR.. sheane'
and G. A. Bonebrake.
The largest single shipment y
clothes wringers ever brought y
Grangeville was received By u. =
Il. Hardware Co. II was ono
folir-horse load and such an array
In their windows we have nese,
witnessed before, no one can aif'Fa
70 pass y l,y.
Watch and wait for the Grana
Opening Of Xmas goods. the ines !
ilue IN The city ut Alexander
Freidenrich.
Standard Sale bfo'ss for ssle 81
the FREE PRrss Office % ceop
each.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
The Oriental Ball.

The ball given Thanksgiving
evening by the Orientals Of this
city was one Of the most success
ful affairs Of the kind ever held
here and too much credit cannot
be given the boys for its successful
termination. BY half past eight
o'clock the hall Was crowded and
up till supper time there was hard
| ~ room on the floor for the dane
ers. During the grand march
Messrs. Requa and Mitchell kept
the room flooded with colored
lights of every tint, presenting a
most beautiful and interesting
spectacle.
Shortly before supper four
couples representing the colored
aristocracy gave the Oriental cake
walk which alone was worth the
price of q ticket. Their costumes
were strictly up-to-date while theil
dancing would have done credit t.
members Of the stage.
A more ENJOYABLE ball was never
given in Grangeville and if thu
Orientals ever give another they
will have to build another hall t
accommodate the crowd.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
The End Of the World In 1914.

famous scientist predicts that the world In
coming to an end In 1914, basing his calculations
on tho revelations of the bible. II this ia So II
Is well for us to get what pleasure we can out
OF the few years that remain for us to live
One OF the surest ways 10 enjoy life Is the
possession OF good health aud well regulated
stomach. Hossetters Stomach Bit,ers will
eaable anyone to obtain this. It's the great
est medicine for the cure of ills that arise from
tiou. fever and agnc. malaria. rhensnaii.m ana
insomnia No o,ner medicine can snow
record equal to Hostetfer's Sfomach Bifters
Tor over fifty years. t'soP''
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
CranGeville Growing.

Zion. A. f. Parker with wife
n family, and Mrs. Wallace N.
lkles, arrived from Grangeville
4. yesterdays train en- route to
ia Diego, CAL, where they will
'SEnd the winter. Mr.. Parker
I'D there was not much to chron-
~ in old Idaho county at the
tsent time except that Grange
lie is growing right along, and
though the railroad into the
lvn has not yet materialized, the
,bple fully expect it in the cunIa
4: spring. In the Buffalo Hump
mp several companies are doing
live development work II with
'ghly satisfactory results and it's
Eure as a great gold camp. IL
cured. The Buffalo Hump sym
FFii,ate are doing their most active
Si,rk on the Vesuvius claim in
alich they show fully .as puch
I!afidence Of making b big proper
Jas of the Big Buffalo, Merrimac
ID Orofino.
jThe new wagon y road from
l'angeville to the HuMpfhas been
1mpleted about MONTH. with
q result that kH,tKAs ! Freight for
e camp is going OVEN ~ exclus-
bly,, and with the advent Of the
flroad into the tnwn thesdfbtance
THE camp from the .tarminus
n be only 80 miles. LII
When asked for his views on
|mocratic politics lin this state,
+. Parker said the democratic
rty Of Idaho had but one thing
do to retain itg- supremacy as
Q dominant party in the state,
d that was for the fusion men,
rs Of the Legislature to elect
lbois as senator on the first
Hot. 1--WE made our campaign
old Idaho county on that issue
d the big Democratic majorities
gave up there show the temper
our people on that proposition,
d Mr.. Parker.
Mr.. Parker is one Of the original
YER men in Idaho, with q record
that issue dating back to 1880,
d he thinks that the question of
8 free and unlimited coinage of
yer is not dead by any means.
1.-THE gold standard works all
hit in good times" he said,
when there is an enormous in
base in the gold production
roughout the world, but with the
Of the new sources of
Id supply, as Is bound to happen
oner or later, we shall have to
Il back on the white metal to
pet the demand for more
bney.-Tribune.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

tied, after which she was aband-
oned, all hands going aboard the
Justin. Postmaster Ballard saved
s6S,000 Mexican money on the
sinking ship.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

IL the number Of land sale con-
tract executed Nov. 90. Same
date in 1899 the number was
5S1.' Within the past thirty
days several very notable in
vestment sales have been made.
Prudent people are investing in
Charleston and Vineland be-
cause they believe that Lewis
ton-Clarkston is entering upon
. period Of mighty growth and
great prosperity. Our land reg
lister is open to inspection.
Scores Of ranchers on the wheat
prairieS ana STOCK ranges, and
mines, own orchard homes in
vineland on account of good
schools, mild winters and other
advantages. New city park
Just dedicated Streets free from
mud all winter. Much build.
Ing going on now. Come now
and sfes fer yonrselves.
ron ylAyER AND eowra
|1 sl! loNiston lld.k.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

/ hereby certify that the above
is true and correct statement of
the city's finances for the half
year ending Nov. 5, 1900.
JOHN NORWOOD,
Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

|
will have to build another hall tc
accommodate the crowd.
D. I. Mills, Of this city, is visit
ing relatives in Walla Walla.
Dainty groceries for Thanks.
giving and Christmas at Selma
deka's Big Buffalo Store.
Old ladies' solid comfort shoes
in lace, button and congress al
Schmadeka's Big Buffalo Store.
The FREE Press has the only
complete job office in Idaho county.
Send us your work and get the
best.
w. w. Monteith, formerly o.
the M. & M. store Of this city, has
moved from Lewiston to Spokane
to reside.
Albert Rhett, Of Whitebird,, was
doing business in town Saturday
and added his name to the FREE
Pass subscription list.
Beginning last Monday all east.
ern mail for Elk City will be de.
livered direct from Sites instead
OF being sent via Grangeville.
Mems and ladies' felt shoes and
slippers are warm and comfortable
You will find big line Of them al
Schmadeka's Big Buffalo Store.
They are not just as good, bu,
are absolutely the very best wiring
ers made. II. & H. Hardware CO.
The yellow front opposite post
office.
Joseph Weis, of Cottonwood,
has sold his interest in the lumber
business at that place to his part
ner, Ed Bradford, and has gone to
Illinois on a visit.
"It's all in the rubber used in
the rolls that makes the wringer.
We have them, you can have one.
II. & H. Hardware Co. The
yellow front opposite postoffice.
J. A.. Turner, our popular con
tractor and builder, has placed a
large grind stone in his shop to be
run by water power and is now pre-
pared to sharpen all kinds OF
edged tools on short notice.
Cut prices on blankets, comforts.
hats, shoes, mems and women's
wear of all kinds, heating stoves,
glassware, tinware, harness and
saddles at Schmadeka's Big Buff
alo Store.
Cut prices on builders hard
ware, windows, doors, building
paper, carpenters tools, black
smiths tools, horse shoes and
cartridges at Schmadeka's Big
Buffalo Store
Denver flour, every sack war
ranted, Tea Garden drips, Log
Cabin maple syrup, buckwheat
flour, Iowa corn meal and ten
Kinds OF breakfast food always in
stock at Schmadeka's Big Buffalo
Store.
When you need a soothing and
healing antiseptic application for
any purpose, use the original
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. a
well known cure for piles and skin
diseases. 1t heals sores without
leaving scar. Beware of counter
feits. DIR. Sheatfer and G, A.
Bonebrakc.
Santa Claus has arrived in
Grangeville and has made his
headquarters at Schmadeka's Big
Buffalo Store. Don't fail to see
his big line OF Christmas goods now
on display. He has lots Of dolls.
books. guns and toys by the sleigh
load.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
Officers Elected.

At the regular meeting Of Mt.
Idaho lodge No. Z, I. O. 0. F.
Saturday night the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year: X. M. Amber, N. G.;
D. w. Story, v. g.; P. Brooke
nour, Rec. Secy.; John A. Hanson,
Per. Secy.; F. D. Vansise, Treas.
w. f. Graham, trustee.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

Sims & Crosby have their store
'corated in . very artistic man
q. Mr.. Lansing is the artist
II is receiving many comp Ii
ents on his work.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06
$3.50 o3
1900, Nov. 5, to balance q

1900, Nov. 5, to balance -$11S6 3S
1900.
June 2 by cash war No. PA
and interest S215 IS
June2 by cash war No. 215
and interest ------- 215 IS
Aug. Z by cash war No. SIG
aud interest 81 90
Ang. Z by cash war No. ST.
and interest ---.-----. 81 90
Aug. 7 by cash war No. $40
and interest ----- GIL 90
Aug. Z by cash war No. $50
and interest -- OF
Aug 7 by cash war No. 592
and interest -- "a %
Aug. Z by cash war No. 593
and interest -----. 60 10.
Aug. 7 by cash war No. GIT
and interest 12 co
Aug. by cash war No. 6O3
and interest ----- SO 10
Aug. 7 by cash war No. 500
and interest ----.- -- 5 O6
Aug. I by cash war No. 58l
and interest --- - 90
Aug. 7 by cash war No. $50
and interest ----.---.- ID %
Aug. by cash was No. 5S4
and interest ---------- SO 50
Aug. by cash war No. 57S
and interest ----- 80 SO
Aug. by cash war No. $50
and interest ---------- AZ 81
Aug. 7 by cash war No. $50
and interest 2 90
Aug. Z by cash war No. 5S7
and interest ---- 6 %
Aug. by cash war No. 500
and interest 26 GA
Aug. by cash war No. sol
and interest .-------. "a Is
Sept. by cash war No. 5SS
and interest ----- % 56
Sept. 3 by cash war No. COG
and interest -- 81 OF
Sept. s by cash war No. 575
and interest ,---- "a rs
Sept. 8 by cash war No. 6O1
and interest -- "a 20
Sept. s by cash war No. 216
and interest ----- 1919 80
Nov.'5 by cash war NJ. $50
and interest ---------- 2 so
Nov. 5 Treas schl dist No. 2 262 So
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

Village Treasurers Report.
Half-year ending November 5,
1900,
1900.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1900-12-06

ne most effective little liver
p,ils made are DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. They never gripe.
-Dr. Sheaater and G.. A. Bone
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1900-05-03
Schubert Symphony Club.

One of the most varied, expensive and
finest entertainments ever offered to an
Audubon audience will be given at the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday evening
May Sth. The Ladies Quartette is the
equal of any such organization appear
ing before American audiences, while
Carl Hunter, the violinist, is said to be
a musician Of exceptional talent. In
addition to this Goodwill Dickerman,
1.-THE wholesale dealer in laughs" will
give some fine readings and demon
strate that he can we'll entertain and in
struct his hearers. Arrange to come
to this entertainment and by so
doing not only assist the Columbian
Club, but spend an enjoyable evening.
Tickets SO cents each will be on sale at
A. II. Roberts and E. Frick & Sons.