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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

Two important rulings have been
given by the secretary of the in
terror to the Indian agent at Lapwai
in regard to the leasing Of Indian
lands to white men. The first limits
the amount of land each white man
will be allowed to lease to $40 acres.
The second limits the annual pay
ment Of rentals. except the last, to
$50 or 500. 1t is believed an
attempt will made by the big land
lessees to evade the first decision.
The means they will use to gain
this end will be the nominal leas.
ing Of their lands by friends, to be
held in trust for them. The change
in the payment Of the rentals will
materially affect the Indians, but
the small payments will encourage
new lessees with small means.
There is no business under tn,
sun SO safe and profitable as thu
mining business. There is NOR,
money made out of the mining
business for the amount put in thar
in any other class of business
Mining has paid more dividend
compared with other industries, ant
we call particular attention to ;
comparison between the railroad
earnings in proportion to tn,
capitalization, which makes grea
showing for the mining companies
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
ODD Fellows Ball.

The Odd Fellows Of White
Bird are preparing for a big
Thanksgiving ball on Nov. 81,
which, as social event, will out
shine anything ever given in that
town. The lodge there is one of
the most prosperous in the state
and every member is not only a
good citizen and good fellow, but
"A hustler, and when they start in
to entertain every guest is in
sured good time.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
Notice..

Having purchased Mr.. Mitchell's
interest in the City Bakery, l will
continue to carry on the baking
business at the old stand. Thank.
ing you kindly for past favors, and
soliciting continuance of your es-
teemed patronage, which shall
endeavor to merit by furnishing
you with the best Of bakers goods.
resh, crisp and clean, will use
my best endeavors to accommodate
you by filling any special order YOU
may wish to place in my line.
am, with a desire to please.
yours truly, w. d. GILLETT
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
Good Company Coming.

The Clara Hammer company Will
commence a five-nights engagement
at the opera house next Tuesday
night. They are billed to appear
Monday but transportation facilities
render it impossible for them to
reach here before Tuesday. This If
the company that the street fair
management tried to get here during
the fair and is considered one OF
Tho best on the road Reserved seats
can be- secured at the Right Drug
stOrr
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

Best Candies at Gees.

Best Candies at Gees.
The Latest Books at Gees.
Nice City Property. L. White
B Co.
Headquarters for school supplies
ct the NJ. & NJ.
Gloves that will not rip, at the
Big Buffalo store.
Underwear and Hosiery that ex-
eel, at the Big Buffalo store.
Timber Claims-5OO, 900 to g.
800, 900 feet. A. L. White & Co.
A carload of extra A Star Shin
giles received at III. A. Greving's,
Sites, Idaho.
A beautiful pattern Of dishes to
be given away at the NJ. & M.
Cash store.
George Bender arrived from
Wardner last night on a brief visit
to his brother Fred.
Jerry Baker has purchased the
residence property of VIM. McKen-
zie in Halls addition.
Ladies, Mrs. A. G. Hawson can
supply you with an up-to-date fall
hat at the right price.
Poor meat spoils a good meal.
Send your orders to- Ingram's.
where you get only the best. tt
Fish is brain food. You need it.
You can get the best fresh fish Of
all kinds at Ingram's market. tt
Anyone having q roll top desk to
sell can find a purchaser by apply.
ing to ]. X. L., FREEPREss Office.
Misunderstanding Of all kinds.
Orders promptly attended to. Adj
dress Mrs. Katie Mcleod. oct3Otf
For the latest and most stylish
millinery ever brought to Grange
vile call on Mrs. A. G. Haws0n.
Herman Boyd and bride are spend.
ing few Honeymoon days visiting
Spokane and will return early next
week.
Big values in Heating Stoves.
No one will duplicate our line fol
the prices we are naming.-H. 6
H. Hardware Co.
J. s. Mcdonald will hold services
at the Christian church Sunday
morning at IL q. m. Subject
"Spiritualism aud Fortune Telling
Exposed.
Supreme bargains Refrigerators
You can never buy them again q
the prices we are naming durinl
our cleanup sale.--H. & H. Hard
ware Go.
B. G. Wiltse, w. r. Crosby an,
B. r. Crosby have purchased four
lots in the Lewiston addition front
ing on Idaho avenue, and will
shortly improve the same.
FoR SALE.-Land, horses, sheep
cattle, hogs, hay and fruit at m.
place, one mile northeast of Grange
Vile. Inquire Of or address Ernes
Smith, Grangeville, Idaho. Bo,
1O7. nov28
The trustees OF this school dis
trict met Monday evening and ap
pointed Mrs. Walter Crosby as
substitute to take the place Of Mis-
Jennie Wagner, who recently re
signed as teacher of the third grade
For SALE.-12O acres about
miles south of Clearwater; mostl,
brush and some saw timber; water
good house OF 8 rooms; about 3 o
4 acres in timothy; $3.50 per acre
Address P. o. Box A, Clearwater
Idaho. dec16
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON SALE OF RE.,
ESTATE

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON SALE OF Rr.,
ESTATE.
state OF Idaho. County of Idaho Tn H. n
bate Court of said county ~ 'he fre
laney, deceased VI Ahomas De
). penn: o'shea, the administrator of the o.
fiied bis ncti,ia Us Deianey, deceased, having
f sare Oh all the real estate OF said dsoedeo,
npdr G purpose therein set FORTH it is therefors
ny the Judge OF said ali
appear before the said Probate Gn,,rt diseased
day, the oath day of November, 1907. at II on ~
O'Clock IN the forenoon of said day at tbo
court room sI Of said Probate Court, at the town
csnsa VIA a. III sa,o county OF Idaho to show
the said administrafor to sell SO mnch 81 ,h 10
reai estate OF the said deceased Thomas Dae
Ia aney' a. shall be necessary: snd that 4 copy
oa tnls oIoer be published at least four s,ic
eesslYe weeks in the IDAHO CouNTy rnrr
said county. P1isheo IN
Dated October 8, l00l
SEAL n. TAYLOR, Probate Judge
ana ex-Offcio Clerk Of the
First publication Oct. "a
Last publication Nov 90
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
DISSOLUTION OF copARrNERsuIp,

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
Notlce is hereby given that the copartpership
heretofore existing between H. D. Poyneer and
l. a. Painter under the name of Poyneer 4
FAINTER, doing business at Elk City Idaho Is
aefeby dissolved by mutual consent, H. d. Poy.
nee continuing the business and assuming all
obiigatio.ns Of the firm and collecting all out.
II. d. POYNEER
]. A. PAINTER.
Elk City, Idaho, Nov. 6 1907.
First publication Nov. Is.
Last publication Dec. IL
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order OF sale, made and entered by the Pro-
bate Court OF the county of Idaho, state of
ldaho, on the 9th day of October 1902 in
the matter OF the estate of William L. Hollo.
way, deceased, the undersigned administrator
OF SAID estate VIII sell at private SALE subject to
confirmation by the said Probate Court. the toll
lowing described real property, to wit.
The W q see 20 aud L II NE "a sec 10 and
y = sec IL, In Twp 81 N, $ Z B N, in
Idaho county, Idaho.
The sale will be made on the 2sth day OF No
yember, lao2. and bids viii be received at the
Grangevile, Idaho.
Terms OF sale will be in accordance with an
agreement of sale heretofore entered into be-
tween the undersigned and w II. Clarke and
wife. A. HOLLOWAY
Executor and Administrator Of said Estate.
Dated Nov II, 1902
First publication Nov 3D.
Last publication Nov. ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the District Court Of the second Ipd,c,.,
District OF the state OF idaho in and for the
County Of Idaho. s
j. I. Aram, plaintiff, VS.. s. l.. Culley and Mrs.
:. L. Culley -
Noflee Is hereby given that an attachment has
been issued against the property of the above
named defendants
Attest my hand aud the seal of said eourt
hereto sffi xed this 9th day of November. A. ID
1902 " -.
tsrtr A. w. TALKINGTON
Clerk of the District Court.
First publication Nov 6
Last publication Nov ".
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-11-13

Buy by value, not by<price. Our
line of Heating Stoves is thevery
best.--H. & Il. HardwareCo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

that some action may be taken toward
erecting a memorial bridge to be
adorned with colossal statues Of Lin
coin, Grant, Lee, Garfield and PERHAPS
other heroes Of our history, the Canton
memorial really has better prospect
OF completion m the near future, as one
appealing more directly to the symm.
thies of the people and not dependent
upon a congressional appropriation.
The real memorials OF the great and
good are to be found in the hearts Of
the people, Mere marble cannot perpe,.
uate them, nor can their actual worth
be gagged by the costly piles erected
over their graves. And yet there must
be some way in which the popular yer.
dict shall be given permanent expires.
preston, and the monument or state
Keeps before us the merltorlous acts
of the departed 1t certainly cannot be
asserted OF this republic Of ours that
1t Is ungrateful when so much is done
to perpetuote the memories Of our
great men, especially now that we have
acquired wealth as a nation and have
leisure to contemplate the virtues Of
those who exerted heathful influence
during the formative period Of our ma.
tional life.
In proof Of the generous disposition
OF our people look at what has been
done by way Of perpetuating the mem
DRY OF cur first great president, Wash
ington. A nations capital, a state and
towns innumerable have been named
after him, and the great shaft that
rises above the Potomao's bank Is an
ever present reminder Of this republics
appreciation Of real worth In its grand
est form.
Lincoln's beautiful monument Is al
Springfield, where he, like Mckinley at
canton, won more than local renown;
Garleld's magnificent mausoleum at
Cleveland also marks the adopted home
OF the one 1t is intended to commend
rate, but the cost Of both together will
not equal one-third that of the Wash
ngton monument or Of the projected
memorial to President Mckinley.
JAMES l.. SHANSEY,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

YET Ia peculiarly fitting that the ma.
tional memorial to the late Presl
y dent Mckinley should stand In or
near the cemetery at Canton o.,
which In accordance with his ex.
pressed wish, has been chosen as
his last resting place His remains
were placed Professionally In the recelv'
Ing vault OF Westlawn cemetery, near
Canton, whore at present they lie,
guarded by a picked detail OF regular
troops. 1t was in Canton that Mr.. Nc
Klnley gained his first professional lau'
res There also he wooed and married
the faithful wife who now survives
him, and there his highest honors
sought him out
II was in January, 1871 that william
Mckinley married Miss Ida Saxton, the
belle OF Canton. Her grandparents a
century ago were among the founders
OF the town. and there the young couple
led a life that all who observed It said
was both charming and IDEAL In It's
beauty and tenderness. Here their only
children were born-KatIe, whose birth
occurred on Christmas day. 1871, and
Ida, born in 1878. Both daughters died
In early childhood, and the terrible
shock Of these two deaths In quick
succession was blow that pros
trated Mrs. Mckinley so completely
that she has never really rallied
and ever since has been an invalid.
Thus a mournful interest attaches TO
the cemetery containing those two lit
tie mounds beneath which are buried
the babies whose loss left lifelong
sorrow TO William Mckinley and his
wife.
Mr. MoKinley's father and mother are
also buried In the same lot their
graves being marked by simple head
stones rising above and Just behind the
children's mounds, William Mckinley,
sr., whose strong and sturdy nature his
son Inherited. died In 1882, and Moth
err Mckinley, born Allison who was
the object Of her famous sons solicit
tude 70 the very last passed away at
Canton IN 1897,
Westlawn cemetery. which contains
the buried hopes of that sorrowlng
wife and mother now the object OF our
nations tenderest regard, Is OF itself
an attractive spot, seemingly created
by nature 10 excite the noblest senti-
ments and worthy to be the last resting
place Of one whose death called forth
universal regret. Il Is not OF great ex.
tent containing within the limits OF
the cemetery proper not more than sew
enty acres but It's surface is unduat-
ing and diversified with magnificent
oak trees Of the hind 50 characteristic
Of that portion OF Ohio. The natural
landscape features have been Judi.
olously enhanced by careful attention
to their environment. and the result is
one Of the most beautiful spots OF lis
kind IN the world.
Overlooking this cemetery and rising
from II by gentle ACTIVITY Is a mouud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

The sum necessary for the construc-
ton OF the memorial bridge, together
with the arch, is also estimated at 81
100000, or possibly s2OO0,OOO, making a
total Of 35OO,0OO
II has been known for several years
that there was project for a national
memorial bridge across the Potomac at
Washington, and in connection with
this scheme 1t was proposed to link the
Mckinley arch by locating Il some
where on the great plaza that was TO
form one of its approaches on the cap.
ital side OF the river. This bridge was
designed as a monument to American
patriotism, and not only that, but as
an establishment Of the national can
ital As originally projected and &C.
cepted by the war department. Il was
tathered by Senator Mcmillan Of Mich.
igan, who is chairman OF the senate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
PROOF PoslrlvE.

A certain Irish doctor was sued fl,
damages for the death of a vamaMs
horse which he had treated. II wos
shown that he had administered twe,vo
grains of some powerful drug, and ma
plaintiff insisted that the dose had
caused death The doctor maintained
that he had often given man eleb,
grains Of the drug and that four grain,
more were not too much for horse.
Wouldn't twelve grains kin the deyll
himself If he swallowed them?' asked
the Judge,
II don't know, my lord" replied tho
doctor IL never had him for my pa.
tlent."
That's evidently true, doctorn rs.
piled the Judge, for the ould boy Il
alive stlll"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL
TO PRESIDENT M'K|NLEY,

about seventy.hyc feet high containing
some five acres, upon the summit Of
which It II purposed to erect the memo
rial tomb Of the martyr president,
Aside from It's contIguity TO spot
made sacred by association It Is Of IT.
self Of surprising beauty and com
mands one Of the worlds finest views,
according to those who have visited II
and enjoyed the prospect from It's crest
Two miles away lies the city Of Canton,
from which aud from the country sur.
rounding to q great distance the memo
rial monument win be plainly visible.
Immediately at Its feet Ia the cemetery,
from which 1t Is separated by u stream
that rlpples over pebbles and glides be-
meath Exchanging trees,
Many memorials to the late President
Mckinley have been projected In the
shape Of tablets, busts, statues, win
dows, churches and designs for new is
sues Of stamps and currency The first
monument already erected Is believed
to have been one unveiled at Tower,
Mich. IN November last, and the first
memorial window TO be completed Is
that In q church In Crawford N, j. In
fact, all the people of all the states
have FASTENED to testify their appre-
citation Of President McKnley's char
aoter by some tangible and permanent
tribute to his memory, even faroff Ha-
wall having started fund for the cree
ton OF a monument In Honolulu,
Scarcely was the funeral pageant over
before propositions were made for car
ryng into effect the plans OF various
citizens and committees,
The initial steps for the erection Of
the Canton memorial We're taken and a
call was issued forpopular subscriptions
10 the object in view at a meeting held
the third week In September The Me-
Kiney Memorial association, with
twenty-five officers and trustees, in
GLIDING Judge William r. Day as pres
ident, Marcus A. Hanna as vice pres
ident, Myron r. Herrick as treasurer
and Ryerson Ritohie as secretary wa1
organized, with headquarters In Cleye-
land, o.
II Is hoped and expected that the trib.
ute to take the concrete shape OF a ma
tlonal memorial will be spontaneous
and popular In the widest sense. Nc
large contributions are asked for or ex-
pected but all the people are invited to
testify by their offerings. large OF
small their respect for the departed ex
ecutve.
The amount desired for the consum-
nation Of this project is placed at ST.
800 900, In order that memorial shall
be erected to surpass anything Of sim
liar character on this continent. In ad-
dition TO this scheme there Is another
the william Mckinley Memorial Arch
association. which purposes to erect d
magnificent arch IN Washington at the
entrance to the great memorial bridge
across the Potomac that has been 50
many years before the public as an
eventualliy depending upon a grant
from congress. In Difference TO the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
SNOW AS A DEFENSE.

Snow is substance which offers a
most surprising resistance to penetra'
ton by a rifle bullet, far more
Indeed than wood, Experiments made
In Norway have shown that a snow
wall four feet thick is absolutely
proof against the Norwegian army rife
which, by the way, is of quite excep'
tlonal piercing power, and that at all
ranges from fifty yards up to half
mile, This suggests a new means of de-
Tense In winter campaigning, and snow
is far more easily and quickly handed
than earth or sandbags.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

command Attention." each elephant
raises its trunk, and a package is
thrown into It's capacious mouth. by
this method OF feeding not a single
grain Of rice Is wasted.
In Budapest there Is a news tele.
phone end its object is to keep It's
5000 subscribers supplied with all the
latest news. The service has a main
wire iGS miles in length, and It Is con.
nectcd wiki private houses and various
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

the restocking of the many lakes Of
Canada with fish, which to a large ex-
tent have been greatly reduced in num-
oers by injudicious seining. For this
purpose SPECIAL car has been built for
the transportation OF live fish.
An annual plant growing In tropical
Africa belonging TO the leguminous
class Is largely cultivated by the ne.
groes as food article. 1t has also been
introduced TO some extent In southern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

Asia and Brazil. 1t Is called woanusS,
by the African negroes. The botanic =
name is Glycine subterTanca. A freh ,,',
expert chemist OF ailments has reeenus
analysed the fruit OF the wosndsu WIZ WV
reference to It's chemical composlu w..
and It's value as food. The fruit ~.
the peanut. natures under ground 40.
eatable kernel has the shape OF an ~
and is dark red, with black stripes S"'
q white hilum, like most beans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

mandant that he was Mason Fror
that day until the prisoners arr'ya1
near the Natal border every poosir
kindness was shown him On arrlyIn,
near a British camp the commando,
came to him one evening and ofrsrs1
him his freedom. also a horse and CALL
cart, with a guide. IT he wished 10 ~
cape under cover OF the darkness mi.
howeter, the officer refused, saying NM,
he would not use his Masonry for sueS
a purpose and preferred rather to sny
with his men.
almost all the old Transyaal govern
ment officials are Masons, and evan
away In the Widest parts Of the yen,
each little village has It's Masonic
lodge"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

looks after the cattle particularly, and
IL he is well treated they are healthy
and the cows give lots Of milk. To pro.
pltiate him it is necessary to pu, dish
OF porridge on the threshold Of the COW
stable on Christmas morning. When.
ever the family moves this invisible
beiag goes along with them and sits on
the top OF the loads.
The Grand Trunk railway Of Canada
Is deyotlng a good deal Of attention 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11

committee OF the District OF Columbia,
and approved by Colonel Bingham, the
superintendent OF parks and grounds
Colonel Bingham, II will be remember
ed, has announced some extensive add.
lions to the White House by which
more room may be obtained in that his
torlc mansion, the general effect be
enhanced II possible and the original
architectural scheme be preserved. It
is In line with his work and his sugges
lions that the memorial bridge has
been pushed Of late, and he Is enthusl-
astic, as indeed Is every one who has
the Improvement Of the capital at
heart. for its adoption and completion.
The plan Of the capital architects and
landscape gardeners contemplates a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
POINTS OF ETIQUETTE.

II the king or queen OF England sign
their name in visitors book, II y
customary to provide them with new
pen. which Is not used by the hosts OF
the other guests unless II be HANDED
them by the royal visitor. Another
small point Of etiquette connected WIN
pens and paper is that in writing ie,,
ter direct TO the British sovereign y
should be written on thick white paper
on one side only and should be plaosu
In an envelope large enough to CONAN
the letter unfoIded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
CURRENT CONVERSATIONS.

The Paris fire department has recent.
ly put into successful operation an elec.
trio automobile hook and ladder" wag.
on. which completes the organization
Of the automobile system which the
Paris authorities have had IN contem-
plation and with which they have been
experimenting for several years. The
truck carries six men and the appara. .