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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19

LATE Yates and Dan Courtney
left last week for New York City,
en- route to Africa, where they
will enter the employ of an Eng
ligh mining syndicate who are
prospecting for mines up on the
headwaters of the Nile, in the
heart Of the dark continent, Late
will keep his old friends posted
through the medium of the FREE
Press whenever he has q chance to
communicate with us. We wish
the boys bon voyage and safe re-
turn.
The Harness Department of The
Big Buffalo Cash Store is without
parallel in the history OF Grange
vile. With largest and best Sc.
lections of all grades Of leather
with the very best workmen at
the beach, and if you want q No.
l hand made harness here is where
you can get it, as this is the only
place where you can get a hand
made harness in Grangeville.
Largest stock of handmade harness,
saddles, whip stocks, whip lashes,
lap busters, laprobes, saddle
blankets, horse blankets, collar
pads, sweat pads, curry combs,
brushes, bits, spurs and saddlery
hardware of every description. /
have had 20 years experience in
The harness and saddle line and
now what you need call and see
,i.e grand selection.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19

Henry Bose, of Keuterville,. is
in the city today on business in
connection with his fathers estate.
L. l.. Phillips had a horse stolen
from his barn in this city Sunday
night. The thief left no clue to
his identity and Mn Phillips has
as yet been unable to find any
trace Of the stolen horse.
Henry Braydon, Harris, N. G.,
says; II took medicine 30 years
for asthma but one bottle of One
Minute Cough Cure did me more
good than anything else during
that time. Best cough cure. DIR.
Sheaffer and G. A. Bonebrake.
The national colors draped in
mourning are in evidence on
nearly every business house in
Grangeville today. Places of bust
ness are closed and all are invited
in showing their respect for our
dead president. The exercises are
being held on the school house
grounds under the direction of the
clergy.
Yesterdays Tribune says: f. S.
Kinney, general manager for the
Sweeney syndicate, arrived. in the
city yesterday enroute to Buffalo
Hump where he will spend two
months thoroughly exploiting the
syndicate's properties, at the Hump.
He expects to put large force of
men at work, but further than
that he would do as much work as
possible before cold weather sets in,
he would not speak.
Reuben Overman, son of Cyrus
Overman. left this week for Mos
COW where he will enter the State
University. Mr.. Overman is, one
Of Camas Prairie's brightest young
men and graduated at the head
of his class in this city last spring.
Beginning tomorrow Bert Lam
ingham will run a stage three times
a week between here and Council.
1t will leave Grangeville Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and by
going over this ronte Boise can
be reached in three days without
any night travel.
Mark Howe has leased the
Pfeufer building and will open a
hotel there the first of next month.
The Idaho hotel now occupied by
Mr.. Howe has been leased by Geo
d. Smith and will be run as lodg-
ing house in connection with the
Wiltse Hotel.
John Aichlmayr and sons will
go to Kamiab tomorrow to bring
up a large rumlaer of immigrants
from South Dakota. The total
number of people enroute to this
place and vicinity is thirty three,
including women and children.
The heads of the respective fami-
lies have already purchased
ranches or town property here and
will Immediately take possession.
The families coming are those of
Messrs. Engel, Duclos, Engel, and
another man whose name has es.
capped our memory. The coming
of these families is due to the
efforts of Mr.. Aichlmayr. Cotton
wood Chronicle.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19
Notice
Notice Of an Adjourned Meeting.

Notice OF an Adjourned Meeting.
Notice. Is hereby given tint III aceofns
ance with an order Of the don, Board OF
County Commissioners OF Idaho county, Idano
made this 18th day OF sept. ~ ], aud entered On
the records Of the said board: -, 4.
An adtourned meeting of AL board WIZ =.
held In the Office Of the Gle h Of the SAID p.a,"
at Mt Idaho, Idaho county. Idaho. on SEPT. =,
1901, at the hour OF o'clu .. m. for the TRANS
acting ofthe following business towit.
For the consideration Of the construetoii
and erection Of a bridge across the ,on.n
Fork OF The Clearwater river at hatI ,s...,
or bridgeport; for considering and ecceptlss
plans and specifications for such proposeu
bridge: for advertising for bids for said pr'asa,
and for doing oil other acts in connection VIII
the construction OF said bridge ns may beptoFe'
and necessary In the premises
Further to consider the matter of the reinos va a.
Of the oserseer OF Road district M. %; ma ip
the appointment OF suitable person. 10 ,il ~, IL
yocancy, should one occur: and To consiuei W
petition of J 5. Adsir. ct al, for the appoint.
ment OF Chas. Gelbach ar A. a. Decker as ~. w,
seer oil said Road district and for the caisiu ~
alton OF all matters in the connection WIN IN III
work to be done ~ snid road dist. M. . wnio"
may b.. necessary ana proper in tpe pr sniscs.
III witness whereof. have hefeunto sci w ",
hand aud all xed the. seal OF the rs =;
lsEAL) Com nllssioners Court this u IA! "
Sept. 1901.
A. W. TALKiN0IoS,
Clerk Of said boan.'
by w. N. BSox. pep"'s
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19
Save the Children

Statistics will prove that a large
percentage of deaths among child
rem may be traced to complications
arising from the early souring of
milk by bacteria. Cholera Infant
um is the most fatal disease of in
fancy. and common, especially
with bottle fed infants. Perry
Davis Pain Killer in the emergen-
cy is best remedy and saves many
q child's life while the doctor is
coming. 25 and SOC.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19
Income

Doesn't make prosperity if the out
go is bigger. Did you ever figure
out what sickness costs you per
year; doctors bills, medicine bills,
etc. eic., to say nothing of the
suffering. Rheumatism strikes
like n knife in the back il left
alone; with Perry Davis's Pain
Killer, the terrors Of this disease
are headed off. Pain Killer relieves
muscular cramps, lumbago, neu-
ralgia and sciatic. % and so
cents.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19

grown on his ranch 10 mile SOUTH
east of here. They were first-class
in both coloring and flavor, prov
ing beyond any doubt that Camas
Prairie can raise fruit second to
none if the proper care is only
exercised.
Rev. DR.. Anderson preached his
farewell sermon at the NJ. f.
church last Sunday and on Monday
left for Asotin where he will have
charge of the M. f. church dnriog
the coming year. The Doctor is
scholar Of rare ability and HI and
his estimable wife have many
warm friends here whose best
wishes 60 with them to their new
home. Rev. O. w. Mintzer will
take charge of the Grangeville
church.
just received the Celebrated
Combined Boss Koaster Baker and
Steamer. Family and hotel sizes.
With each $4,000 purchase you will
be entitled to one of the above
Roasters free. There is guaran-
tee with the rooster, which says
you can get the toughest beef you
can find aud when roasted in the
abb Rooster it will be juicy and
tender. Call at Big Buffalo Cash
Store for same. W. +. s. Proprie-
tor.
Geo. w. Lane, Pewamo, Mich,
writes: "Your Kodal Dyspepsia
Cure is the best remedy for in
digestion and stomach trouble
taht have ever MS d For years
l have suffered from dyspepsia, at
times compelling me to stay in
bed and causing me untold agony.
| am completely cured by Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. In recommend
ing it to friends who snffcr from !
indigestion l always offer To paw
for it if he fails. Thus far have
never paid" DR.. Sheaffer and g. |
A. Bohebrake.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19
Attention Stockmen

One hundred tons of A / timothy
and grain hay mixed, for sale at s4
"a ton. \ good place to feed.
L. w. OLIVER.
Three aud one-half miles north
east Of Grangeville. S25
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-19
Order.

lN the PROBATE COURT, OF IhAFo COUNTY
IDAHO.
In the matter OF the estate of Ed Otto, deceased
1t appearing to this Court. by the petition
this day presented and filed by William Stein
heiser. the administrator oi the estate of Ed OF
to, deceased, that II is necessary and for tn e
hest interests OF said estate that all the mining
Interests of said decedent be sold or disposed of
Tot the reasons stated in said petitior-
1t is therefore ordered by this Conrt that all
persons interested IN the estate OF said deceased
appear before the said Probate Court on the 18th
day of Oct. 1901 at the hour OF 10 O'Clock A NJ
| of said day. at the court room of the said court
at the court house in Mt Idaho. Comfy of Ida
no, State OF Idaho, To show csuse why an order
should not be grunfed to sa Il administrator 10
sell contract. bond. clnvey or dispose OF said
mining claims and mining property as The he, I
interests Of said estate may require and that n
copy OF this order BE- pub'ishe three successive
weeks IN the IDAHO COUNTY FREE prsss a
weekly ne~spaper printed arid published in
Dated this 18Th day of Sept 1901
II. TAYLOR
rc,ee ! x,,o,, Jnage Of said Probate Court
Attorneys for Administrator 1919
Notice of Time Appointed Tor Probate Of viii
STATE of IDAHoJ
County of Idaho. ) county, oD"'e 1ou'' u said
In the matter OF the Estate of Barnard Bosse
deceased. =
Notice is hereby siven. that Monday. the 71b
day o. October, 1901, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ OF said
DAY, .in the couItfnon Of sal Court at Mt
Idaho, IN the Comfy Of Idaho STATE OF Idaho,
mas been appointed Ne the time and place for
proving the will Of said Barnnrd Bossc, doceae.
ed ard for hearing the application al Henry
bosse LOT the Issuance 70 him Of letters tesla
pointed special term OF said court for hearini,
said matter ''e
Dated Sept. Is. 1901.
tae"l Probate Jud e aud cx-ollicio
CLERK OF the Probate Court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14

that the DOCTOR. after returning the
money, added abusive language as the
plaintiff left the Office. The gentleman
turned to answer the rebUke. but the
docto REACHED for his revolver, pulled
the trigger and ordered the plaintiff
down stairs.
It Is Just such foolhardy acts that lead
men to the gallows and Ill our peniten-
tiaries with light-headed individuals
The attorney for the defendant admit
ted having gone TO the Office rooms OF
the Quaker doctor and delivered q touch
ing lpangeric upon the lives of the early
quakers. but it is a poor mortal. indeed.
who VIII look for support from his ances-
tors 10 aid mis- reputation.
Attorney Frame urged that a round
sum should be exacted for SO hagrant Z.
violation of tie law, but the chicken
hearted Bannister could only fine the
offender $. 1t is TO be hoped that a poor
mann VIII always be as considerably
treated before mis- honor
The doctor was evidently encouraged
by the small fine. for within the hearing
Of Justice Bannister. even before the
fine was paid, 5he docto rstated the next
time he would shoot. calculating a threat
to be worth s. a life would scarcely be
double the amount
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14
DOCTOR USED GUN
Quaker Patent Medicine Man Is Ar
rested at EI Reno.

FL Reno. o. T., Nov. 13.-Peculiar and
remarkable. methods have often been
used by a doctcr to effect a cure, asserts
the American. As a result of the useful
ness Of the test DR.. Gros. tho Quaker.
selling patent medicines, paid 50 to learn
that such methods of procedure in Okla
homa were unlawful. Mr.. White, after
three days trial of the herbs. is glad TO
tell the tale and Iig graves for the Hv-
inC
The Quake rioctor came to the city
a few weeks ago selling patent remedies
between acts of his spectacular accompa-
niment, but found refunding the dollars
he had collected an unpleasant duty.
After listening to the wonderful cures
effected by the remedies. the medicine
was purchased by many simple minded
individuals. one OF wrom used the rene
dies three days and had nerve enough to
ask for his dollar.
When asked at the Kerfoot hotel yes
teriay evidence OF the plaintiff showed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14
NOT
SUBJECT TO
MINERAL CLAIMS
All School Lands in Kiowa
CommanChe are Exempt
is STRANG'S OPINION
Decision Affects Hundreds of
Claims in Oklahoma.

Guthrie. o. T., Nov. ia decision.
far-reachlng in its Significance. was pro-
mulgsted today by Attorney General
Strang for the territory, and it affects
hundreds OF mineral claims in the three
new counties. also others in Oklahoma.
Many mineral claims have been filed
upon the sections reserved to the terri
tory for school. college and public build
ing purposes. by act of congress and the
question arose as 10 whether these lands
were subject 10 entry under the mineral
laws Of the United States. After stating
the laws reserving sections is. S6. 13, and
50, to the purpose above stated the attor-
ney general concluded as follows: "By
this provision all the lands mentioned
are exempt from mineral claims They
are excepted out Of the mineral law.
which is extended over the lands of that
country. This fact not only appears from
the language above quoted but it ap-
pears also from the following language
of the same act. That should any OF said
lands, allotted 20 said Indians or opened
70 settlement under this act contain Hal-
liable mineral deposits, such mineral de-
posits shall be open 10 location and entry.
under the existing mining laws of the
United States upon passage of this act
and the mineral laws OF the United States
are hereby extended over said lands
This language also excepts the school
lands including sections thirteen and
irty-three in each township from the
laws Of the United States. be-
cause it says; THAT should any Of said
lands allotted TO said Indians or opened
to settlement under this act contain val
liable mineral deposits. etc" This Ian
guage not only does not include the
school lands OF the territory including
sections thirteen and thlrty-three. but by
enumerating the lands that shall be sub
ject to mineral locations, excludes the
school land sabove mentioned, so that It
follows that under this statue. no lands
in the KIowa and Ccmanche country are
subject to mineral claims. unless the
lands allotted TO Indians and lands
opened 10 settlement under this act are
The Indian department having decided
as I understand. that the only lands in
The KiOwa and Comanche country that
may be said 10 be subject TO mineral
claims are the lands opened to settle .
nent under the act Of June 6, 1900 In
9ther words, the lands opened to public
settlement. 1t is therefore the opinion
IF thi sofiice that the school lands. in
,luding sections thirteen and thirty-thres .
n the Kiowa and Conarcho country are
Tot subject TO mineral claims. I may say
.urthor that all OF these lands have been .
eased and that it viii be the duty OF
he territorial government 10 protect its /
eases against any intruder upon any Of
1uch lands. Very respectfully yours.
II. c. STRANG. Attorney General"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14

At an inquisition holden at Enid, in
Garfield county. Territory of Oklahoma.
on the llth day of November, 1901, before
me, Ralph Roberts, coroner of said coun-
", on the body of Ed Campbell, there
lying dead, by the jurors, whose names
are hereunto subscribed. The jurors,
upon their oaths, do say that the said
Ed Campbell came TO his death, in the
said county and territory. at the hands
of one Joe Carter, who then and there
felOniously struck. beat and wounded the
said Ed Campbell mortally, by striking
and beating him. the said Ed Camp
ben, with his fist and with dangerous
and deadly weapons o IA character to the
jurors unknown, then and there killing
and numbering him. And we do further
find that one Charles Carter was then
and there present, aiding, abetting and
advising him, the said Joe Carter, in the
said felonious killing.
In testimony whereof the said jurors
have hereunto set their hands on the day
and year above written"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14
THAT HORRIBLE MASSACRE
Details OF Samar Engagement 6Iven
by Army lOfilcer.


Victoria, 3. c.. Nov. 13-Among the ar
rivals by the steamer Empress Of China.
rom the Orient. was Lieutenant F. F.
Allison. of the United States navy. who
is on his way from Manila. Speaking
of the massacre Of the members OF tha
Ninth infantry at Samar. he said the
natives had grown to like tie colored
troops who had been stationed there
when the Ninth arrived It was brought
by the American troops. that the same
friendly feeling would be shown 10 them
and the guard not as strictly kept as it
otherwise would have been. The night
before the massacre the village presldente
came 10 Captain ConneH ard before the
parce declared that it would take 10
more bompCes native labcrers) 70 do
certain pioneer work. He did not hava
the men and begged the indulgence Of the
army captain. Honest and tTle in the
legitimate discharge Of his duty. Cap
tain Conuen said, do the best you can.
Get any native who viii work. but clear
away the underbrush"
Just before daybreak the natives with
bolos 20 cut underbrush. began coming
into camp. Then the massacre began.
The last underbrush man killed The sen-
Try the church bell rang. the soiiiers
went % breakfast below the focr that
held thei- arms; the insurgents separated.
half went UP stairs and shot down The
mon there and the other half went into
the mess roon and murdered tha uu-
armed soldiers tv force N numbers. Not
one of the survivors termed hIs back unor
the scene ~ carnage uutn All was l1st
their officers fallen. their comrades
slaughtered and a terrible Vengeance e1-
ecuted upon the enemy glen trer
saved themselves ard their wounded
men. ConraIl apparently. z1e awakened
in his quarters bv the attackers rourirr
~. lie was alone. 50 b. jumped from fee
window. dona among hs rrr tt
tEe quarts had 2H been slaugrte-ed ffe
was s-racf down oy many boios ai-es-
as soon es he strlrS the ground Nct
satisfied wlth klaag Elm tfe assas-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14
POND CREEK LIGHTED
Proposition OF Electric Light Fran
chi~e Passed bY Council.

Pond Creek. o. T, Nov. 13.-The city
council met in regular session last night
with Mayor Mcinley in the chair, says
the Vidette. All OF the East Side coun-
cilmen were present. while members from
the est Side were conspicuous BY their
absence. The important proposition Of
considering the twenty year electric light
franchise came up, and, after much dis
cussion was passed. Should Mr. Lewis,
to whom the franchise is granted, not
have his plant in operation June !, 1902
the franchise and contract with the city
for lights will be null and void. Each
councilman present. Watson Hall. Deck
er, Vetter Peacock, and Lexington, fav-
ored the proposition from first to last.
and it IS these gentlemen that Pond
Creek may always look with confidence
when the interests of the city are at
stake
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14
0KLAH0MA'S
THANKSGIVING
DAY YPR0CLAIM ED
People of Territory VIII Hal
low Nov. 20th.
FOR GREAT PROSPERITY
With Which They Have Been
Blessed in Past.
FOR GREAT PROSPERITY

Guthrie. Q. T.. Nov. 18.-Governor VII
liam Jenkins today issued the following
Thanksgiving proclamation:
IN accordance with a custom inaug-
urated by our forefathers, whose belief
in Almighty God and His goodness
caused them to give thanks for all things.
and in compliance with the proclamation
of Hon. Theodore Roosevelt. president
of the United States, I. William NJ. Jen-
kins, governor of the Territory of Okla
homa, do hereby set apart and proclaim
Thursday, November IS 1901, as a day Of
thanksgiving and prayer. While as
nation we have suffered great calamity
and today mourn the loss of a beloved
president and benefactor, we still have
cause for thankfulness, in that the blow
aimed at our government failed in its OBJ
ject; that the principles Of freedom and
equality, upon which the government
rests. are mistaken; that the law is su-
preme. and our people are drawn closer
together in their common sorrow. AS a
nation we have been blessed in every
material way. Nature has everywhere
yielded her abundance of prosperity and
peace reigns throughout all the land, and
of all the peoples of the earth. none
have greater cause for rejoicing than
the citizens of Oklahoma. for here has
nature been most Iavished. Prosperity
prevails on every side and the people as
a whole enjoy good health and the COM
forts of life. Therefore, let this Thanks
giving day be made one of joy TO all.
As we count our individual blessings, let
US look about for those less fortunate
and by word and deed. seek to make
brighter the day for them. Let the peo-
pie give thanks to the Most High, as
sembled in their usual places Of worship
or gathered about the hearthstones of
their homes; let acts Of charity and of
brotherly love and kindness prevail; let
the sick be ministered unto, the hungry
be fed, the poor clothed and the sorrow
ful made glad. Forgetting for one day
the strife and struggle of life; let all
of the people Of the territory unite in
asking continuation of the divine favor
upon our glorious young commonwealth /
in all the years to come.
"Civen under may hand and seal this, /
the 18th of November A. D.. 1901.
WILLIAM JENKINS,
attest: Governor.
WILLIAM GRIMES,
"Secretarv of the Territory
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14
GONE
GOVERNOR JENKINS LEAVES
SUDDENLY FOR WASHINGTON
1t Is Thought Trip Is Connected With
Merrick Charges.

Guthrie. o. T, Nov. 13.-Suddenly at 10
Q. n, Governor jenkins left on the north
bound train for ashington tonight and
while he refused TO disclose the reason
for going. it is understood that the char
ges filed against him in connection with
the Norman asylum, have assumed for
midable dimensions and are liable to pre-
vent mis- name from being sent to the
senate by the president.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-14

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- can say 10 y1R one hottie af yorr Golden
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