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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To ]. NJ. JUs1Is;
You are hereby notified that have expended
the sum of One Hundred Dollars 100000 in la
Dor and improvements upon the Cumberland
quartz mining claim situate on the west side of
Clearwater river in Clearwater mining district,
Idaho County, Idaho, for the work as filed with
the recorder of said County, in order to hold
said premises under the provisions of section
2324 Revised Statutes of the United States, be.
ing the amount required to hold the same for
the year 1900 And il within ninety days from
the service OF this notice Tor within ninety days
after this notice by publcation) you fail to con
tribute your proportion of such expenditure
amounting to- Twenty Dollars (s2000l, as II co
owner, ana the cost of this notice, your interes
in said claim will become the property of thu
subscriber under said Section 1921.
Idaho equity, Idaho, Sept. L, 1901;
l5-zSs b. H. HARMON.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14
A Physician Testifies.


~ have taken Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and have never used any
thing in my life that did me the
good that did," says County Ply
stefan Geo. W. Scroggs Of Hall
county, Ga. ''Beirg a physician
l have prescribed it and found 1T
to give the best results" If the
food you eat remains undigested
in your stomach it decays there
and poisons the system. You cal
prevent this by dieting but tina
means starvation. Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure digests what you eat
You need suffer from netthe
dyspepsia nor starvation. In
worst cases quickly cured. Neve
fails. DIR. Sheaffer and U. A
Bonebrake.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14
Notice to Creditors.
Barnard

Administrators Notice.-Estare of Barnard
Bose, Deceased: a,
Notice IS hereby given; that Letters OF Ad-
ministration with the win ainxed, ON the es-
tate of BIZ rnard Boss, deceased, were granted 10
the unds signed ION the eth day Obtober, l9oi'
nv the Pi Db9te court of Idvho county.
All pers ons having claims against said estate
are reaui ed to exhibit them to me Tor allow
ance N K euteryille, Idaho within ten months
otter the date OF this notice, or they shall oe
forever barred. ny nooSr
This II 4 day of Oct. 1901. HENRY BoSsf.
IF. ,lton Attorney for Admr.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14

NOTICE CT LETTING OF CONTRACT FOR .R
CONSTRUCTION OF BRIDGE ACROsS
SLATE CREEK At FREEDOM, IDAHO
COUNTY IDAHO.
Notice is hereby given that In accordance
with All order of the Hon. Board OF County
Commits. toner's OF ldaho county, Idaho, made
and entered Oct. "a. 1901; Bids for the conseine-
ton OF the bridge across Slate creek at Free
doom. Iaabo county, Idaho, according 10 the
plans ald specifications nov on me ~ 'h a.S Sa
,daho county. Idaho, will be received until
Saturdaj Nov. Is, 1901 at2 o'clock p m. OF saio
dsy. sal. bids to be sealed and accompanied by
a bond II. an amount equal to 20 per cent IN *
cess Of The amount bid for the faithful per,Pbr ,
nonsfruc Jon OF said bridge il such bid is &c
cepted; at which time said bids Will be openee
and the contract let for the construction OF sais
bridge. M,
none bs order OF the board of county com
m ission. RS of Idaho county. Idaho, Oct. q, 100
W. J. HARRAH,
Road averseer of Road District No. Il, {
Idaho County, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14
EsTRAY NOTICE.

There came to my place ~ miles northeast
OF Lowe post Office, Idaho county, Idaho, on
August l., 1901 one dark red COW five or six
vars DID, branded with II triangle on LEFT side.
and ! On right side with ear marks as follows
square crop off left ear and hole IN right eai
thus CO The owner Of said COW is hereby
notified to appear and claim said cow, pa,
charge and take Der away or l will proceed Il
have her sold rs an cstray according to law.
Lowe, Idaho Nov. 2, 1901
C.. II. MATHERs,
Taker no OF estray
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14
Notice OF Time Appointed for Probate Of Wi
,rtv ~ IN AJJO,

: In the Probate Court of said
comfy u idaho. County.
In the matter If the Estate OF John Aram. de-
ceased.
Notice IS hereby given that Monday, the All
day OF November, 1901 at 10 A. NJ OF said day
ana the courtroom of sal Court, at the court
no Use, il the County OF Idaho state OF Idaho
proving the will of said John Aram, deceas
ed. and for hearing the application OF saraf
menturv Thereon That said day has been ap
pointed special term for hearing said petition
Dotted october IA, 1901.
II. TAYLOR.
fseaD Clerk of the Probate Court
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14

Ma Crane & Co. are buying
saddle and COW ponies, and parties
having any to sell wall 90 wen ~
seeing them. II you nave 49, 49,
animal bring it in and receive the
cash for it.
Smoke the White Knight 8 cent
ciRg. AT City Cigar store
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14

Beware of Ointments tor Catarrh That
Contain Mercury
As mercury will surely destroy the sense oil
smell and completely derange the whole sys.
TEN when entering 1t through the mucous sur
faces such articles should never be used ex
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi
clans, as the damage they do is tenfold To- thu
good you can possibly derive from them. Hail.!
Catarrh Cure manufactured by +. ]. Cheney 4
Co, Toledo o., contains no mercury. and Il
taken internally, acting directly upon thu
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system. II
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get TN
genuine. 1t Is taken Internally, and made II
Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney 4 Co. Test
| monials free.
| Sold by druggists. price 75e, per bottle.
Halls Family Pin are the hest
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14

Cold? Well we have the bes
inc Of heating stoves ever shown
in town. III. s. II. Hardware Co.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14
CrangevilIe Electric
Light Plant

viii furnish the most convenient, clearly, safe
and brilliant light yet invented at the fol-
lowing rates:
COMMERCIAL LIGHTING
Incandescent Lights-16 Candle Power:
Nine O'Clock service. per month, each, u %
Twelve O'Clock service. per month, each 70
All night service, per month each, ........ 90
Other candle power lights at propoptionate
prices.
Arc l.ights-l000 Candle Power.
Nine O cock service, per year WOO W
Twelve o'clock service, per year. 10 W
| Iiahts Us ed later than 8 o'clock take the II
O'Clock rate; lights used later than IL o.
clock take the all night rate.
RESIDENCE LIGHTING
| Lights to be kept turned off when not being
IL Candle Power Incandescent
First light, Yer month. .......-...........,$i "
second Ilght, per month .........7 9c
I Each Add Eional Light. per month. -. QUO
All Nigh, Lights, each. per month ~ ~
prices For example, candle power lights
| In bed rooms, 25c per month.
| The above are average rates designec Tor use
, the wear around. They are considerably cheap
err than IL rates prevailing generally in towns
of this size throughout the northwest
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-11-14

Insist upon taking your prescrl ?
tions 10 The Right Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
HOW A SUBPOENA WAS SERVED
What Happened to Woman When
She Applied for Advice.

New York Zines: young woman
for some tine a guest AT the Waldorf
Astoria. Is being ioked numerically by
her friends for the way she allowed
representative OF the district attor-
ney's Office to serve a summons on her.
She had known for weeks that she
would be wanted, and man had been
TO her hotel with n subpoena This
he had not served, but had left with an
elderly cousin
When the cousin handed over the
document 10 the young woman, she
went to a legal acquaintance and asked
him how she could avoid responding
to the call He answered that she
didn't have to go to court inasmuch
as the service of the subpoena was not
made to her In person He advised her
to use her influence with friend she
had In the district attorneys Office, so
that she would not be bothered with
any more services. The friend whose
good offices were to be asked happened
to be high in the counsels OF the chief
criminal prosecutor. SO high that he
sometimes prosecuted cases himself. In
the particular case wherein the young
woman was wanted as a witness he
was interested person ally so much so
that even his friendship for her was
oyerbalanced by his interest.
You want me To get you excused,
do you ?" he asked when they had met
by arrangement in the hotel
Yes, | don't want the trouble and
publicity Of going to court, was the re-
ply.
Let me see the copy OF your sub
poena." he suggested
She handed it TO him readily, enough.
He looked 1t over and returned IT,
Now. you'll get me out of this VIII
you not?" she asked smiling coaxing-
ly. ,s.la a.le iap .atiigs Z
II don't.know that can, but we'll
But my LAWYER she Interrupted.
has told me | don't httve,to 20 any
way The s,ibpoenasis no good. The
man who brought H. did. not give, IL, to
all
l'pardon me. Nfisslil.-;.'v said he; with
a grin, T'jus, served you myselt $50
Entpeaties fqLowad-i Then ha was
abused for trickery, Finally they sep
arsted, she very angry. 800 A'''iN''
III never spes,k'to him again, she
said. rsa gshff as.ga -yt
"a case Is case said he, Too
bad, but il couldn't be Helped. .
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
Bank Reported Short.

T.. l. Kidd. bank examiner for the
state of Wisconsin. asked for n receiver
for II. S. Miler's private bank ut Pres
colt, which Mr. Kidd declared to be in
solvent and took possession OF pending
the action OF the court. Examiner Kidd
estimates the loss at from $4,000 to
100000. Miller Is 55 years old and has
conducted the bank since SIT He was
much impressed by the gravity OF the
situation when told he was insolvent
but displayed wonderful nerve. He
coolly balanced up the books with his
own hands and turned the keys of the
bank over to Mr.. Kidd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22

lite a manner as city dude would ter
a countty maid, an III be gosh dinged
if they didn't all augh agin' so ! hauled
off an give the bail 'swipe' and it
went so durn swift yer could smell rub
Der a-burnin' In the air, an | was a
lookin' mp ter. see where 1t went an |
guess il kinda changed its mind. like a
boy running way from home, cause IL
cum back down an putt me right
longside NV the mouth. Yer see--it
knowed.sit's buzness, cause it WAS tEy-
in ter lind hole ter'git inter, .tsa
u expect you seen stars whep, the ball
hit you?" ...-, -... ..,
Il see hull lot ny folks agrinnin' at
me; an, ] told en- they was welcome ter
make as'teeiri' ground outuv tfsen' own
faces II they wanted ter, bun as fera as |
was concerned ! wanted myd face ter
kinda reach sround myimoata ias per-
tect IT, an not waggle round fer tbe
ball ter light on One young lady told
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
rHr YOUNG MANS CHANCES.
Such Opportunities to Win Success
n Never Before offered. ,.. d

"a y0nng man of capacity, industry
and integrity has a field for Individual
effort such as has never before existed
In tits country. writes Edward Box OF
THE Times and the Young Man" in
the Ia dies Horne Journal f.'And sue.
rcss is neither hard nor easier than II
ever was. Success never yet came to
the laggard and It never VIII Let a
young man be capable; have cntert
prise be willing TO work and carry
himself Ike man, and he goes where
he Will His success depends upon him
self No times, no conditions, no com
binations Of capital can stop a young
man who has a determination 10 hon
orably succeed, and who Is willing To
work according TO the very utmost Of
his capacity and sIncws OF strength.
The real trouble IS that the average
young nan won't work. He has got
ten the insane notion into his head
that success comes by luck that mon
are made by opportunities which either
come TO them or are thrust upon them.
And he waits for luck or chance 10
come along and find him. instead OF
taking sane view o. condltlons and
seeing with clear mind that az trade
widens opportunities increase, ne tai; es
the mistake, .nviow that the rich are
getting richer and he poor poorer.
These are thd conditions OF mind and
LIE which are Keeping 'thonssads OF
young men down ana will kesp them
dowr. The simes are aii tight ~ is
the young man who finds fa,ht With
them who Is not"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22

ter it yerself, yer need It. ter :keep out
uv my read with That's the.Itime
got II in the face with the bulger,s He
said | ought ter use 'washie' Nov,
what dc yer think NV thar? Taikin' ter
ME bout washin. at sicha place as
that"
"Oh, that is one of the terms they use
for certain club" said the editor
Il wish knowed all the burned high
fer-lutin names they has fer the game
cause I'd like ter teach IL ter Helen, so
she could negotiate the course She
plays purity fair game nv dominos
now, an let her git out s-p}ayin gc,e
an 'swipe' the ball an then imagine
that the hens is in the garden, an she'd
go down the turf like runIin' horse
what's shod fer ii.
Perhaps | can help YOU out said
the editor as he started from his seat
and walked over to his file of papers.
with the remark, Il believe that II
can find all of my old files, will he able
TO give you all the information wanted
regarding the game OF golf. sa
WAL, if yer can't find ernuiy. I've
got plenty NV EN- out home, declared
Uncle Bill.
You have only been taking my paper
for about year and | want older ones
than that, in order TO give you the de-
sired information"
Il don't know what they've got ter do
with it, but | knew ernuif ter buy a
file when | wanted one before | ever
took yer paper, an before yer was born,
fer that matter; an | got hull basket
full NV EN- They amt worth nuthin'
ter me. 'cept fer old iron, SO yer well
come ter EN-. said Uncle Bill.
II mean files OF the paper, back num-
bers, 4 am not looking for any old saw
files, impatiently remarked the editor.
WAL, jest wanted ter know" said
Uncle Bill. i've got sort NV mixed up
on these ere new tangled ways nv say
in things what means sumthin else
but I'm goin ter send ter my nephew
fer golf guide, He said win out.
the other day, but all the winnin' I've
seen so fur is had set nv teeth brok-
en- an got the 'caddie' mad at me All
I'll have ter do is ter go inter Chicager
three times more in order ter he y four
time winner. cause my nephew said,
yer a conner, Uncle Bill t-,s
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
Wisconsin Briefs,

a great deal Of work continues to be
| done by the railroads In the Vicinity OF
West superior IN 'antfcipatfon OF the
great wheat crop Chat IS expected To he
moved partially through this city In
l.shOrt time, All Of the roads are doing
mitch work and asking for more men.
The wisconsin Pharinacetitit'aF as
soeiatiOn, held it's 2lst annual nonyen-
| ton In In Crosse last week, Milwau-
kee was chosen for the next meeting
place 81 the convention, after b Spirited
contest with Waupaca t~t
! II is probable tbatsG. P..Trepanier,
OF Grand Forks, n. D., viii erect four
story block In West Superior He was
In the city recently looking over the sit
uation. He owns considerable property
In the city. SEA st84rt4E 4fe
While unloading a meat, car in the
Burlington yards at La Crosse, John
Jarvis laborer. ran into n meat hook
which was suspended from the top OF
the car and gouged out his eye.
One OF the strangeet mysteries In the
northern part Of the state for long
time. regarding the disappearance OF
Oscar Van Vleet, whose parents reside
near TrempeaIeaD. was explained. re-
Gently. when his father received a letter
from the son from the Philippines The
young man left his home at Trem-
peauleau several months ago, and 1t
was thought he had been murdered. but
instead he had Joined the regular army
and went to the Philippines
Miss Ada Green or Boycev1le made
two attempts to commit suicide. recent
Iy. latter of which may prove success
Al hn Hrut - NJ ,t.ac lty
drowning, but help was near. and i'm
mediateIy upon being rescued she pur-
chased vial OF laudanum and drank
IL
Herman SchlIct. carpenter OF La
Crosse fell beadforemost from scat
folding n feet TO the ground and
struck square1y on the top Of his head
While rendering him unconscious. he is
not seriously injured. His escape from
instant Death Is nothing less. than
mifacfe 4"''i'sss1' 80 HE's's'Ns
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
GOT HIS PAY AT LAST.
But 1t Did Not Stay by Him ANY
Great Length of Time.

II was an enumerator in 1890, down
in Louisiana and, being down on my
uppers about that time. | was tckled
enough to get the job said Colonel
Sim" Raston, the Cheyenne. Wyo,
millionaire, to a writer in the New
York Commercial. MY bill against
the government was $l19 and used to
lie awake nights planning how | would
blow the money in. ! was terribly
disappointed when the supervisor told
me | would have to wait for a govern
ment check. He said however, that
the remittance would be along in a few
days. and | began to haunt the post
office, expecting to get it in every mail
| kept that up FOR about so days and
meanwhile missed several good chances
of getting a job.
About a month later the other boys
received their checks, but mine failed
to arrive. | wrote a hot letter to Wash
ington, telling the supervisor general
all about my troubles. and in four or
five weeks got reply from the ninth
deputy of the fourth assistant clerk OF
the acting superintendent of the bureau
of kicks and walls He said the rec
ords showed that all the enumerators
had been paid. intimated courteously
that | was a crook and bunko man,
and requested me to All out the inclos-
ed blanks. They were forms for filing
a claim against the government I
threw the bunch into the waste basket
| decided not to devote my entire life
TO the collection Of sli9 I'll forget this.
| said - myself, and try TO live it
down.
'In the fall Of 1884 was spending
my vacation at Denver. Col, when
received letter that had been chas-
ing me all over the country and was
black with postmarks. 1t contained
check for s1l9, and brief. cold.
typewriter statement that the census
bureau had founs my account. cash
ed the check, took the money to a
faro bank around the corner, put 1t on
the ace. and lost"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
NE BAYS, O):t.ss;;Nhc9NNN.
A MILWA UKEE MAN STABS AN
.ts oTHERaFoR INSULT,
Transfer OF Traction Property atosh-
-kosh--Bank Reported Short
Other News.

William T. Nillier was mysteriously
stabbed rear his home on oklahoma
avenue. in the outskirts of Milwaukee,
on Saturday night Charles Cox was
arrested and admitted he did the stab
bling. He claims that while he was
walking along the lake In company
with Emma Hetver of South Mllkauee
three men followed him and made an in
sulting remark. He said he turned and
followed the men and stabbed Nillier.
Nillier did not know who his asSailant
was, but said when near his home a
man jumped from a clump of bushes
and said, Take that" and stabbed him
in the back. The knife penetrated close
10 the heart. .f. .,.s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
First Flnx CONSIGNMENT.

The first OF the flax crop has arrived
In West Superior IL was consigned 10
Mcclure 4 Atwood, commission mer
chants. There We're two carloads OF
the fax and II was sold nj once for 81 IS
a bushel. considered n good price The
fax graded No. /, the fact OF this being
very unusual. The market there will
shortly be a busy one, "a grain Will
commence to come in rapidly NOW Sand
there Is every propeet,tha q big sea
sous business viii be dpne by the rail
road companies, all Of which are at the
Fpresent time getting II, shape I'd ,idndle
theycreps. osh b1HfaG'- ra.i - -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
Transfer Complete.

Absolute confirmation has been re-
eeived in Oshkosh OF the sale of the
Winnebago Traction company's proper
ty. The nominal purchaser is +. S.
Donnell OF Boston. He represents, how
ever, syndicate OF Boston capitalists.
The purchase price is not known.
but the road cannot be duplicated today
for 5000 600 There Is, beside the city
line, line connecting Oshkosh and
Neenah. q sub-station, and subpower-
house. park line extending three miles
out into the country. and park. The
total mileage is. 80, and 1t is well
eqipped and new The deal has been
pending for some weeks, aud has only
now been consummated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
Hidden Money is Discovered.

Plumbers at work In the residence Of
the late Stillman Stone, an old and
wealthy resident of the south side.
Oshkosh, recently deceased, came
across cache that contained $4,000.
Half the money was paper, which was
contained In an old wallet The rest
was gold and was In canvas bag.
The money was discovered under a step
in doorway leading from one room to
another The heirs knew nothing Of
its existence until tbs money was turn
ed over to them by the plumbers,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
Lumber Business Dull.

The saw mills of the Colman .Holway
and Trow company of La Crosse have
shut down for the season. excepting the
latter, which will run week longer.
The lumber business in this city has
been exceptionally dull this season and
less logs have been sawed by the com
bined mills than at any other year In
the history OF the city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1901-08-22
/ II. I'VE bin an dun 1t agin, "
said Uncle Bill in answer to n

4 IL II hAiA uii huia II siStlf
said Uncle Bill in answer to a
" question as to where lie had
been. Yes, every time go
inter Chicager get mixed up in sum
new experience.
What did you-get mixed up in this
time?" inquired the editor
i've been in a golf game clean up ter
the DOGGY, an | was hit in the nose by
a 'caddie' what carried a 'bulger' as had
face on it bigger'n Yer could cut in a
pumpkin
How in the world did you get into a
golf game, Uncle Bill? That is pretty
mixed ur in in Chicago said the edi-
tor.
WAL, I'll tell yer. Mr.. Editor. My
nephew is ginerally mixed up with
them are tony fellers, an gals in Chi
cage. an so he said. Cum on, uncle;
were goin ter have a game nv golf,
an I'm usually in fer game Nv most
eny kind, so went erlong
Did you try to play the game" the
editor asked
Did | try ter play it? WAL, sum;
didn't only try ter play it, but | played
it," said Uncle Bill, "'cause | could
'gobble' on eny ole bunker bE
Il was rot aware that you knew what
golf game was, to say nothing about
playing in one
"Oh, there's lots nv things dun in
this world that yer don't know nuthin'
bout until sumone tells yer, said Uncle
Bill getting well warmed up to the sub
ject Il was invited ter play. an jest
ter be sociable | grabbed "baffy' an
started ter approach where they on
dressed the ball, an -"
Addressed the ball, you mean, do
you not?"
Guess mebby yer right, cause they
told me ter address the ball, an | told
'em jest as soon as sum one knocked it
out inter the fog that I'd address ii an
pay postage too, | may be green an
live in the country. but I'll be gosh
burned If | ever got ter writin' letters
ter ball yit."
why. Uncle Bill, addressing the
BALI means putting yourself in posi-
ton to strike it.
Il 'spect il means sulnthin or other,
cause they all laughed when ! talked
bout payiu' postage. So ! took OF my
hat an paid my address ter 1t in as per-