Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1901-02-22

The disturbances in Madrid daily |
become more menacing to the pub.
lie safety,
Greving sells all overshoes at
actual cost the first week in March,
at Keuterville.
Nezrerce City will soon have a
telephone system connecting it with
the outside world.
The British home office has Of
ficially denied the report that Mrs.
! May ybrick is to be pardoned.
The Cuban constitutional con-
ventlon has decided to accept the
clause making Gen. Gomez eligible
for the presidency.
The republican members of the
Nebraska legislature have decided
to go into caucus and end the sena-
torial deadlock.
/ The Washington legislature has
passed a bill providing for the
execution Of criminals, underdeath
sentence, by electricity.
If Mrs. Carrie Nation has done
nothing else she has succeeded in
adding another chapter to that
venerable little hatcheto story.
4 1t is said that ] j. Hill, of the
Great Northern, expects to carry at
least $4,000 persons from the east
/ and middle west, this year, to settle
| in the far west.
We call attention to the an
nouncement Of III. A. Greying,
the Keuterville general merchant,
/ which appears elsewhere in this
issue. He advertises great clear
ing sale from March 1st TO 7th, pre-
paratory to inaugurating the cash
system into his business. Read it
over carefully and take advantage
of the rare bargains offered.
R. Reynolds, of ClarkBton, Wash.
arrived in the city Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Reynolds has recently
disposed of his property in Wash
ington and is seeking new loca-
ton. He is favofablv impressed
with Cottonwood and tributary
country, and may decide to move
his family here and locate perma-
nently.
The ball given on the evening Of
Saint Valentines day, Feb. 14th
in Odd Fellows Hall, by the ladies
OF Sunbeam Lodge, Daughters o.
Rebekah, was a very enjoyable
affair Although the number In
attepaance was not as large as il
,, usual on such occasions, still those
who were there report a pleasant
time,
The feud which has long existed
2 between the sheep and cattlemeI
. OF Salmon river and the Fork
country, says the Mt. Idaho Mail
+ resulted in the arrest of two young
men. named Petty and Fred Reed
last Saturday, charged with shoot
/. ing with intent to kill. Some wv,
weeks ago the herders of Reming
ton were close together with thei
! herd and someone began firing a
. /. them and their sheep, as the,
claim. Several sheep were hit atiC
the herders chased off their assail
: ants.
! John Quigg, who was formerly
resident of the Craig mountain
! country. says the Lewiston Trib
nne, arrived In that city recent,
: from New York. Mr.. Quigg wen
to Alaska during the first stamped
that followed the first Klondyk
e discoveries and secured some gopc
!. claims there. He has spent tn
:. winter in New York and is nov
d enroute to the Alaskan gold field
: again. He Will sail from Seattl
h March 1st, About sixty men viii
$ be employed at his claim durin
the summer. Mr.. Quigg at on
time lived near Westlake and i
well known iE this cotinty.
: The claim of other cough medi
il tines to be as good as Chamber
n lain's are effectnally set at rest i
'. the following testimonial of Mr.. {
e d. Glass, an employee of Bartlett
Dennis Co., Gardner, Me. H
], says: "I bad kept adding to a col
: and cough in the winter of 1885,
. trying every cough medicine hear
|. of without permanent help, unit
) one day | was in the drug store {
!, Mr.. Houlehan and he advised hi
= to try Chamberlain's Cough Rem,
: dy and offered to pay back m
money if ! was not cured, NJ
: lungs and bronchial tubes wet
!, very Sore at this time, but | wa
u completely cured by this remed,
., and hhvs since always turned to
}. N, hon vof a ,.Ol,t and Soo,, Gp