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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
2dt9tGte, SFrauenreiOe1t,
2sirtOlftdt, 2(nperOauri6Rsit,
9pspeplfe, 2erltOpfuns
nnO alrer cSe6erretoen.

1Rar b,a6te bic fbla.Hotn sSmStom,, tuel6. T5
6t 6uirnniuHveH Der GsrDauuRQ zErQane etnftls
len: 9rfopfuug. inner, 6dmorr6oom, 8lutunDrana
na6 DEM Ropit, 5durt i'm Wa0m utbflfsjt,
i'm Muqtn, iaur,S 2tufitoBtu, 0si81pdbt,r ootr
ptrtdrfttr S9tr]blao GmpinOunQeu gum Nuts
ipringtn 0Otr GriidsH bel ~ QttqtH, qtitiuGbts
3tnttrdft, 6lcdeH O0r G.p,bt por otn 2luQtH,
5!tbtr unO Oumper Sbmerj i'm Ropi Atbmuusss
Sci5Derbsn, otIbs 0aut uuO Quqeu S6mr}tu in
Der 6tits, 9rut urO Oen S!DUu, pIbslidbcs Auis
trtltH oou Oh, uEO 9rsnntn i'm fFlcii5
Utsbrtre GDen R RdODu0's 4illtn be-
frt,tu Oas splem bon otn ,rnd5nrsn St5rnnoen,
8r;is 25c. pro Sbaatsl 3u ba5,n bi alien
apotb,feru ODtr per Rot Utrilnot
gRdu idr,ib, an Tr. RaDmdp & Go. Sod
Sor 365 Rsws0Ort sin Bud NIT RatbibldQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
Rnr rin mittsIt

Su uuiersm 90rper iitbt ss dbuli5 aus, ipie IN
Otn unterirOib.n GiugaUeiOsu Der 5tdDte usbera1
bin UtrlDtgt iib Elm O,riporrines RtB BON 6an6l,R
unO &0bren, Don OeRsn ole cnsn uueutbebrlibe
Rlbrung 98ailsr, rtip. SGit juiibren, Die anOeren
Dit uiit;oen stbfllioie psglettn 29tbe, peun cine
9ertopiung eiHtritt, 10 OaB ii6 Der Snbalt beiO:r
Spittmt mi1t. Die gon3e Stabt Der quH5e R0rper
4bialiofi: m R6gpcr! &sr6Htct 9crtopiung, @ey.
OiituH1 Oes G0rprrs llnO benubt oaju feline dbea
oen Sduren, jouOern alsin oas eiBi0 pirfiamt,
rein neattabjllbe Qtittsl, Dc btribmteu ct. 8t@
VaER' 'RFaptf9igsGs A2LSRlSsl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
Sir Die Seilnna elmer Grfdltnuo I'm
einent Snne

nebme man 2dratips 8romo Quinine
Sablets. 2lae 2lpotbeter eeben pas
gelb 5uriif, lpenn teine 9eiluna erz
foIst. s. 20. GroDs's llnterf9rift auf
ieosr S4aAtsl, Qlep1 i0o@a9i &UD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
YSGacagaaQOa10c

Setr @uHgtHRtitnoune loft, mjttelf 0s RtuOS
&stsF bebGHOsIt tperOeu mi: nabtebenO; Gem 1as
tleTtsR ioGttu ytplnjjq Sropitu &sIisF iaOe SmnOe
E eintm B'iuqIat nit lBlTtr prabiolgt unO Ott
game 9ruf, Der Ridm uno D;c anosreu R6rbrr
tbsils bdut;g NIT Dem 8eljei siEgerjsbcu ncrDeH;
.S'at Sta' uHO Gitii@6ribs muFtu psraSrtj6t p:rs
ben, nm Den 9ltsutsH 81; Rrditeu 5u cr5alt,n,
uHO Die 0drms mlifen g,lsstntli6 mitttlf ST. gaOs
Da7's 4insH in 86dti0t'it gei'tt BsrOen
GntjHuOung'n Der Ritrtn Der Slait, Der Gin1s.
iD,loe, Der 4ungeR, DunOsn Soals, 8ron6itis
S9ntrs sat5mi0ftit Group, Ratdrrb Ieuralgjc,
&5;umatsmus, SbHtt,!iroh 9816itlfie6it froits
bs4lcn, pom 6rot. anaegrif,ns R6rptrtbtii,.
9k applfation non 8taDD 8tlttf ua6
Dem SorpHtbtle oOsr rem R6rprbtilGn, poslbN
oas 9eiOsu o5er Der sbmr3 iein,u SiS bat, Der.
uratt iOfortigt Qin0truno
Sinner d. Gin bal6:r big tiu sdu3,r Eb,t=
Ioiftl bon in tngm 9lais WlFtr turirt in pea;=
cen Rinutcn 9tibihmsrlm, Rrdmpft iaur,n Wds
gen, Shllilofqt:it Wigrdnt, 8iarrbot 9pi:zI
terit GoIit 9Id5uugsH un0 ale inntrliben 9ss
ibusposn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
GrfQltuugen!
YNcher SJdfS.

gE;na Sis jDln3;g 0Du OrttBis 5ropF,n nit
ttDas Sprup uor Otm 56Iaisugsbtr u,bmen uBo
sintn Slantl!app,u, nit Re!isi o;idttigt nm ben
0Gs MAIDEN, m,rOsu Sic Oss 1iorgtns p0u 5br,r
Salssa.JHHDuEg ptgotg5trogi.slt icin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
Runbs aus S6ang6ai.

Q bdN9bdI, Is. 5ebruar.
Der r56ongbai Msrcurp" mcloet,
hdB bic WlG9te cine 8epegung porh>
reiten, psi6e Gbina in @ritaunen Derz
IeBen uno gum roi6en Had8sb'n
3pingen n:rD.
Der nTort6 G6ina 0ailp Nep5"
3ufolgs p!0nsn bic 0tuti&!n eine ST.
petition auF rem gang tie Slang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
an1(
YtIlen
stcts suocrlaifis, rein peaetabiliid.

gOufdwOig gtibmutlOs elegant itSsuludsrt, a6s
fitbrtnO, rsgulirtrO reinigtnO unO frditig,nS,
RaOpab g 9 9itIsH iur @siIunq oGsr etOs
rungen Ots MaoeHs, Der Ttcrsn, glait, ntrp6i,r
GroHtbsitsH, 55pmOdsGnf6nt, 9srfopfuua, 6as
mOrrboiOen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
Dom Ydul an GOni9
6 b tpdro.

Qopbpn, 18. Se6-uar. - Ginem
unb: Itdtigten @srii6t SufOlge bat 9r.
Paul 8riiger e!nen psrfDnIi4sn Brief
an ben &0nig @bpdrb uufgeieBt, IN
tpel6em er bie SADIE Der 8oersn aus
einanbsrieBt uno I'm Namen Der 9sz
re9bigfeiI unp 6umanitGt I'm 8sriidz
li9Ei9unq beg S6rei6sns erfu9t.
Sm glusfpGriigan Nmt nirb bic
Qngabs, baB 6r. 8riiger um bic 8ez
b;n9ungen erIu4t ba6s, unter tpsl6en
bic britiIGe &:9isrung in einen 5riez
bensi9luB einpilligsn min, als unz
tpa6r in N6rebe geitellt.
9ur4 bic 2appen gegan~
gen. :
2onbpn, 18. 52bruar. - Oepez
i6sn aus Yrsioriu ..teloen, paB oas
Carolina Commando ben pom Sc
neral 5ren9 ge3o9enen GprOon our4z
bru4en 6at uno ii4 it;tpGrts 8og,
8rftii9s Wliind6aufez
niuben aus De 8et's
Eager.
bon, 19. 5s6ruar. - Sin
Correspondent Der vOaiip Maii" telez
graphirt aus Subafrita:
r9eneral 0s Wet bat Isin GEL n:6t
erreiht. Der Weg na6 .Strpoenburg
uno 6ppstptpn, 38, rsip. 55 Ufeilen
bonn StouptaBe osS Sample pom
lebkn 5reituge, vt i6m perlegt pprs
ben. Sin She'll Der 2eute De 8efs
belt 9eitern 9lbenO i'm Eager sine
8erfdmmlung ab, um gsgen bic 6Gu=
f;ge Qnpenbung Der 8s::.fasnItraFe 81
proIsI Itiren. Die ,6Gffts Der Streitz
ma9t brobts nit Sapitnlation. Die
un3ufrisbensn bsf6lphsn snoE6, aui
eigene 6auif peitsr Su fdmpfsn."
Se9s5e 6n Msni den sr@
trunfen.
2orbon, Is. Ssbruar. - Dix
ruTTTds 8arfe y6Oppet," Gapiidn
2:noolom, tpsl9e am IA. 5t6ruar oon
SuG na9 Sapslo a6ginq, 1T in 6aDaz
rErtem~ Suitanbe in ben 5afen BON
@rimsbD buglirt pprbsn. S5s purbs
in Der Na4t bss Is. 5e6ruar our4
cine Go[Gilion mil Dem aug 2ibau fomz
msnbsn Oompfer r6omer" idper 5e=
i6Goigt. Der n9orner" psrfdlpanb
nd1 Der gpGiIipn unb man fiip9tet,
bdB er nit ban auf ibm befinol;4en
Is MenfGsn untergsa9.
Den v9omsr" mar etn fleinss, in
1880 gu 9iori6 G6ieio. ge6autes
Sobr5euo BON S19 Spnnsn n:tto unb
geb0rts Der ,@qiott Gteam Sug So. "
bpn 2pnbon.
Die pef in 8apitaot.
&apfabt. 18. Gebruar. = 9ier
lit pieber Elm Spossfall IN Sofge pon
Geulenpelt porgef1mmen, uno spet
neue &rant6aitsfdle tperDen gemeloat.
Der @6san9 Der S4iffe lit uuterbrps
GRFh -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
Saoafrifa's 3uflmft.
Angsblidr Derrinbaruna in eonSon.
Saiier 9Silhelln, &Gni9 SSmaro nro
SDnig Carlos iplIen bic SDpfc
suiainmeuseitcGt baben.

Sa Berlin tpir6 ba5 8srii6t bfmsnz
ttrl. = 3ppbas ats g,H,ss5gcaofIe
DER Spsr,n. = Grorns Stsrb!!Gz
felt unier Den brit;i6cn Sruppen.
@:n p:ri6nt;dtr 2lppeG 9dul
SJIgar's an ben b<i&IG9n 80n,g.
= GFn O1npTer in otr NorDies
in bep @rpuo 9sbobrt. = Se6sz
3e6n WieuIf:n umgstommsu. -
Qsi3iy5nn9 in Gef:a Gber eiaen
IN Yei:rs6urg psrOfftnili4.sn 4rs
lifel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19

in bep 9rpno 9sbobrt. - Seds>
ae6n Meuif:n umgetommsu. -
0:sHy3pn9 in Gsf:a Hber einen
ii gst:gs6urg O:rOfftntti4.sn 4rs
titel,
8ertin, IS. I.6tuar. = 6:er
ein3e.ruffene Gep!if:n aug 2Na6On
be6aupt:n, DAB 8a:iar W;lfetm, a0z
mig GOparO opn &nglanD unO 80ni9
@arlos bon 9or!ugQ. pd3rsnO i9res
tiir3Ii6@a 3uIamm:ntrsfTens IN 2onz
DON Elm Nrr1rgemsai i6er bic 3ufunft
Siibafr:ta's perein6arien. Sn 6isIigsn
aml!;9sn &rsiIen miro bieIe Na9ri6t
natiirl;4 oenentirt, uno bic v8srliner
Neueten Nafr;9t.n" 6ringen 6eute
gtbedo sin:n Nr.:f2t, ipeIder iie a!5
gdn5ii9 unbegrunost n NbrsOe ReQt.
Spp9us ais 8unOes9ez
nof1e ber 9 oertn.
2onbpn, 18. 6ebruar. - Ser
f4ieosne 6euIe i'm britii3en urterz
bauIe geItel1ts 5rugen ii6er Den 8rieg
in @iibufrita trugen nur tpsni9 Ouau
Bel, bic Sa9lu9e auf5ufldrsn. &riegsz
WfiniTtsr 8robrid mc9ts Wfiii6e;tunz
gen u'6sr bos 3unt6men b25 Spp5us
unter ben Sruppen, pobur9 bic Ian
gen 8srluitliiten tb, .ltpEiTs ertlGri
tperben. Sm Oftober t>utsn $50 Grz
tranflngen unb SO SooesidQs am Spz
p6us unter ben britiI6en 9ruppen in
SIOafrifa Elm; i'm Rooeaber 1918
Gufrantnngen, 207 Sobesfdlle; i'm
9s3sm6sr 166 grfranfungen uno
286 Sobes fdlk. Sm 8an5sn finb ieit
bem 4nfange oes 8risges 19,1O1 brsz
tiide SolOaRn ON 5bP6us ertrantt
uno 1888 geitOr6tn.
2orb Stanleb, f:non8,eQsr SefretGr
bts Rrisgsminifteriums, t6:jl'J nit,
baB bic Gsgisrung in @roB6ntanns,n
1895 unb 1874 pferbe in aroez
rem 2Gnbern fir bic 5ruppen IN SiiOz
Nffta gefauft fat. Die engsil4en
unb irii6sn 9ferbe crtp;sien Ii4 ais
Die beIien, unb bH amerifanif4sn
tamen 5unddit.
sSobn 8sbmonb, 8oriker Der Derz
etnigtsn ir:i4en parlamentariider
9ortei, er6o6 @inpano gegen ben leBte
Bo6e pom &0nig Gonuro ubge!egten
ngfo 9operp" @;o uno Ia9ts, be
irif6en MNg1eoer pIrben, Da bic
tat6olaI9e ReEsgion in oisiem Gio oEs
r9OBenbienit unb g6er9lou6e" be5si4z
net purbe, 9egen bic Sio;lliIte lie bs5 &0z
nigs Iiimmen.
u. 5. gulfOur, Sii9rtr Der Regiez
rungspartei, iag5s. er IelbIt lei ts:n
8stpunbersr beg WortlautS Der @ibz
formel, 6Dffe iebo9, OaB Bic 5ud9e
ii6er bic WeDsrbolung bieiss gioe3
auf fange Sabre bfeiti9t lei.
I2orD @ranborne, llrIer ltaaL5iefrez
lar Des WustpGrt;g:n Nmt&, 6ean!porz
te.e Inn peiteren 8erlaufe Der 5iBung
peri9Rbsne Jragen u6er bic Sa6lage
in @biua, ieboa erga6sn oieIelben
teins neusn S6alIahsn bon W:4tigz
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19
@ampfsr r@raf % alO
lee" in mmen.

8erlin, 18. 6ebruar. = Sine
0epeI9s aug Gur6apen melDst, Dab
Der 0ampf:r r9rof Ba'oeriss" Don
Der 6amburg 2fmsrifa 9lrSs m
5tammen ite6s.
0sr 3ampfer n8roF 8al0eries"
giaa am 2. Jtbpuar nit ma 100
8aiiogisren pon G:tpzgprt nq4 pips
moui6, G6.rbourg unD 9oGnbnr9 ab
unb errei6te Den 4sBtersn 9afen am
9amRag, 16. 6ebruar. 9os gabrz
5euq miro pom GapiiGn 8. &ppff BE-
fe1liot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-02-19

iUfUrtiae 9inoerun9.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Our Assessed Valuation

Auditor Talkington has re-
eeived IA statement from the State
Board Of Equalization showing the
valuation of Idaho county property
as fixed by that board.
The Clearwater Short Line is as
sessed with 2o.57 miles at $4,000
per mile or SGT 10.
United States Telegraph and
Telephone Co. 35 miles at $50 a
mile 80 800.
Grangeville and Buffalo Hump
Telephone Go. 10 miles at 500 q
mile 500.
The Patented lands assessed by
the county assessor at S771, AIS was
raised to SSlo,5l6 90.
Stock, cattle assessed at 1918, 90:
was reduced to s26s, ,492, or 21.5t
per head.
Horses assessed at %, 20t
raised to 80, 34S or 8 dollars pc
| head.
Mules assessed at 1,505 raise,
TO 2 125 or 25 per head
Sheep assessed at So, 551. So re
duced to AZ +, ,562 80 or 2 80 per hsa
including lambs.
Totssl increase over county valu
alton lo7, 59155.
Total valuation of Idaho count
property including railroads an
telephone lines 2,1S7, ,448.40
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
The Cow Nuisance

Complaints are being made daily
Of the depredations OF the town
COW breaking into gardens and de-
stroying the summers work Of
honest, law-abiiing and reputable
citizens The latest sufferers in
this particular are Mrs. + r.
Johnesse, ii. +. Matteson and Mrs.
Eidridge, the latter in particular
having her garden totally de-
stroyed, and fruit and shade trees
grievotsly damaged.
The Board of Village Trustees
meet on Saturday evening in rtg-
ular monthly session, at which
time a very strong petition, signed
by nearly every householder, tax
payer and resident OF the town,
will be presented to the hoard pray
ing for some relief, either in the
matter Of keeping cows up at night,
or in some way 10 relieve the 81
dents who are trying to beautify the
town from the depreciation OF TIE
cows which roam the streets Of the
town night and day. The evil has
gone to such lengths that it can no
longer be borne, and il is time
that stop was put to the wanton
destruction of property which lhe
taxpayers of this village are COM
PEELED 10 endure every summer
A. +. pARkER.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
A Certain Cure for 'Dysentery
and DiarrnOea.

'sSome years ago ! was one of u
party that intended making long
bicycle trip" says +. L. Taylor, Of
New Albany, Bradford County, Pa.
Il was taken suddenly with
diarrhoea, and was about To give
up the trip, when editor Ward, Of
the Laeeyville Messenger, sug-
gested that | take dose Of Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Di-
airhoea Remedy. | purchased a
bottle and took two doses, one be-
fore starting and one on the route.
| made the trip successfully and
never felt any i'll effect. Again last
summer l was almost completely
run down with an attack of dys-
entery. | bought a bottle of this
same remedy and this time one
dose cured me- Sold by all drug.
gists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05

harvest supply Of all kinds at
IL. & FL. Hardware Co.
For lowest prices on doors, win
dows, sash and screen doors, see
Leo Freidenrieb, Whitebird.
We call the attention to the
people on Camas Prairie, reserva-
ton, and the whole interior
country that we are doing business
at Sites. Idaho, and that our
prices are lower than on any other
house on the railroad, therefore
it will pay you to hitch up aud
down to us aud get your supplies.
We came here TO stay and do tht
right thing with everybody. VIZ
have just received a acarload of salt
also, other goods arriving, few
wagon loads daily. We know
what people want and we vii
have it at the right price.
Yours very truly
II. A. GBEyINe.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Blue jacket Strike

Reports reached town efday
Of the strike OF IA large baay Of
rich ore on the 300-looi iev OF
tire Blue jacket mine near Crook )
Corral. 1t will be remembered
that Finch Il Campbell, Of Spokane,
had u bond on this properly from
the owners, Morton Il Johnson,
and after doing extensive work
they abandoned it. Il wa. then
taken mp BY Frank Johnesee, who
has since dalse a lot of development
work, showing up the ledge only
few feet distant from the
point where The Spokane people
abandoned It. We are glad to
hear Ct thia discovery, fer Mr..
Johne haa never lost faith in the
mine, alil tie opening np of ong
good property IN that section vii
undoubtedly result in sps ely and
markell advancement Of the min
eral resources of that section o.
Idaho county.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
SCHOOL OPENS.
The Largest Enrolment in the History
Of The GfanseYiIle Public Schools.

The Grangeville public schools
opened Monday morning with an
increase IL 10 over the first day
last year, There were thirty five
in tho receiving class who had
never attended school before. The
attendance is unusally large in The
high school and the primary de-
partments. The enrolment in
the latter departments is about
seventy with the prospects OF a
much larger attendance during the
next few weeks. This makes the
departments very crowded and it
may be necessary for the Board Of
Education to consider measures for
the relief of the room.
There are a large number OF
pupils from the country districts
attending the high school, which
shows that our schools have more
than II local reputation.
Several residents from other
districts have purchased property
in Grangeyile and moved here sc
that there children might have
the advantages Of superior pnblis
schools.
Through the able efforts o
Prof, Glanville and his splendie
corps Of assistants our school now
ranks among the best ia the STATE
and ou citizens should not b.
slow in giving him their heart,
support and thereby assist him ii
maintaining this high standard
No enterprise goes so far towart
the upbuilding of a town as goos
| nuhlic schools.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Standard Sold Again

II. l.. Brown who arrived here
last week from Butte Mon ana,
has purchased the Standard and
with his partner, G. IL. .Lisle, ex
peet, TO take charge next week
They will move the plant from
whore it now is and will occupy
the building east Of the Jerse,
House.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
A Communication.

Mn. EDlToR-Allow me to speak
a few words in favor of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. l suffered
for three years with the bronchitis
aud could not sleep at nights.
/ tried several doctors and various
patent medicines. but could get
nothing 10 give me any relief until
my wife got bottle of this yalua-
bic medicine, which has complete
" relieved new. S. BRocKMAN,
Iagneil, Mo. This remedy is for
sale by all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Positively No Credit on
School Supplies.
LEVI MAGEE
PROP. M. & M. Cash Store
Orangeville, Idaho

partial paralysis. It is for sale by
all druggists.
Rev Father L. Mueller died
suddenly at Cottonwood Monday
night He had been suffering
from On attack of rheumatism for
some tine but thought he had
abou recovered. When retiring
Mondsy nieht he remarked that he
was faeling much better than usual
but when his friends tried to
awake him in the morning he was
dead The funeral was held at
Cottonwood at 8 a. m. this morn
ing under the direction Of Rev.
Father Post, of Lewiston. Quite
a number from here attended the
funeral.
N. W. Thompson, of Forte
Wayne, Indiana, is in the city,
having arrived last Friday. He is
a brothel-in-law of the late Isaac
Orcutt, Of Warrens, and his visit
is to close up the estate. Mr..
Thompson was here seven years
ago, and he expresses surprise at
the remarkable growth OF the town,
and predicts for it greater growth
than ever when the railroads get
here. Mr.. Thompson is greatly
interested in the proposed electric
road from Grangeville to Lewiston,
and says that in the eastern states
it is quite a common thing for the
Ielectric roads to run parallel witk
the steam roads for quite long
distances. He is chief 0f oon@
strucsion Of the bridge departIueL I
] lIof the Pennsylvania railrond ~
TEN.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05

A. r. Parker, notary p16I
conveyancer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05

Latest fad, Little Gem photos,
ST 90 dozsn-Bunnell's.
Fresh hand made chocolate
cream nj theBon Bon
Little Gem photos s1.00 Coz at
nnnl Is.
Do YOU smoke? Ask your dealer
tot a 'Prospector
Sc or new sample pictures.
Everything np-to-date. -Bunnelfs
The republican county central
committee are holding a meeting
today.
Little Gem photos are mounted
on nicely embossed cards and only
81. 90 BunrelPs.
Mrs. Cleary is up from John
Day creek ON visit to her
daughter, Mrs. A. G. Lanninaham.
Little Gem photos are just the
size to iend to your friends sl.00
dozen Bunnell's.
Usual services at the Baptist
church, Sunday moraing and even
ing.
A nice line of electric fittings
has just been received at the light.
ing station. First come, firts
served until gone
| J. w. Hockersmith has pur.
chased an imported Jack 6 years
old which win be kept a5 tht
IDAHO Feed Yards in this city.
Preaching at the Christian
chu ch at Denver on 3rd Sunday
Sept 10, 1901, by G. T. Mcdonald
! All invited.
The tent meeting still continues
the church was organized last Sun
day with 80 members. All are in
vited to come and spend next Sun
day at the tent services at Il a. m
3 p. m. and s p. m.
jas. Z. Perkins was up iron
Salmon river yesterday loadin
1900 pounds of freight for E. Ads
, ley, store keeper at Pollock. Th
freight was furnished by Alaxar
J der & Freidenrich.
John Westhafer, of Loogootee
, Ind, is a poor man, but he says b
would no he without Char nbel
lain's Pain Balm If it cost five do
, lars bottle, for it saved him frol
being cripple. No external al
plication is equal to this thinner
for stiff and swollen joints, col
tracted muscles, stiff neck, sprail
J and rheumatic and muscular pain
y 1t has also cured numerous cases
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Grangevilie,
Many physicians are now pre-
parlors. Rooms and 2, Grange Block.

Many physicians are now pre-
scr;bing Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
regularly having found that it is
the best prescription they can
write because it is the one prepar-
alton which contains the elements
necessary to digest not only some
kinds OF food but all kind and it
therefore cures indigestion and
dyspepsia no matter what its cause.
DR.. ssheaffer and G. A Bonebrake
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Freight Teams Wanted.

Thirty teams wanted immedia-
taly t. haul a stamp mill and other
fieiglt from both Stuart and
Sites to the Ajax mine ut Dixie,
Idaho. Apply to n. J. Sweeney,
al Stites, or J. Wills, Stuart, Ida.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05

If you are in need OF a good
saddle or pack pony call on George
Behean one mile west of Grange
vile. He will sell cheap for
cash. tt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
Teeth Extracted Absolutely
Without pain....

No Injection of Medicine or Freezing
of tie Gums. No bad After Eff
fects. Teeth Filled Without Pain.
piseolor, Il teeth restored to their
natural eolof without pain or dis
comfort to the patient, or injury OF
tile tissues
have installed the most expen-
sivc and complete Electric Appara-
! tus for PAINLESS DENTISTRY, and
now have the best equipped Den
tai Parlors in Northern Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Married

BAKER-HAsHAGEN.--In this city
on Sunday, Sept. 1st, 1901. J. r..
Baker and Allie Hashagen, G. I.
Mcdonald, officiating minister.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Oats Wanted.

d. Natwick, Of Elk City, will re-
ceive bids for ten tonsof oats, de-
lived at Elk City, Idaho. 11-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1901-09-05
Lost.

a black leather covered pocket
book between GrangeYille and the
Clearwater bridge, containing min
ing stock and check on the Bank
of Grangeville. Finder will be re-
fwarded by leaving same at Scott's
bank. PETER PRouLx.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-07

Americans are known as a dyspep-
tic people. The extent OF this dis.
ease may be inferred from the null
titude Of so called medicines"
offered as a remedy. They are often
in tablet form and have no value ex-
cept as paeliatiyes OF the immediate
effects II dyspepsia. The man who
used them may feel better, but is
surely getting worse. They do not
touch the real cause OF the disease.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry Is a medicine specially prepared
to cure diseases of the stomach and
organs of digestion and nutrition.
II Is not made to give temporary re-
lief, but to effect permanent cure.
In ninety-eight cases ont OF every
hundred 1t cures perfectly and per-
manently.
II has cost DR.. Pierce s26, 900 Ia
give away In tho last year the copies
of his Peoples Common Sense Med.
ioal Advisor. which have been ap-
piled fos. This book OF zoos pages ID
sent free on receipt OF q one-ceni
stamps to pay expense OF mailing
only. Address DR.. X. V. Pierce, Buf.
falo. N. Y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-07-07
Bivens & Williams sell the Me
Cormick mowers and rakes. 2l If



A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve and cure the more
severe and dangerouq results of
throat and lung troubles. What
shall you do2 Go to warmer and
regular climate? Yes, II possible I;
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throat and lung troubles, "Bos-
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cures the patient. Try one bottle.
Recommended many years by all
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Prize Almanac. City Drug Store,
Ardmore and Madill.