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q Z DP;Y 4 GOODS !, MARKET

NEW y ORR. Sept q TT he \: fea ture $of the
day in the dry goods mark has been tho de.
cline OF ~ c. In the price qof certain prominent
lines Of staple gInghanlt This cut ,should not
affect the general as simply
a long time q General domestic buying Is con-
servat i've. y obbrs are still rairly act i
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4 Il RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.
.5;,. Richmond, VA, Sept. I, 1904
- q U(1rATION0 , 5.$s & 81,

3, Lonkbeyry. car lott !. Sl07
:. \. Il. a
Shprtbc {car lott . o. "a l.D7
No. q red lear Slots) LOG
a. ba s. Ss.. 81 los
c1OkN-.t ~ s NJ
White corn \. +. I. I. !. !. !. 4. GO "a 81
81 No. white Gear lots) :. J. y, Gg1 s4y 81
No.F3 white (car lots) h9isG 10 r.
q NO q mixed war 10 ts) Z, 80 ID 59M
No. mixed Gear lots, Is @ n 6s a
mo- mixed Gear lots) g. !. I. \. IS S5ls
No mixed icar lots) :. 3. 4. "a q s4,s
No. 2 white Gear lots) .......... 3Sis 5t4
Winter seed II. As q # Sc y
RYE :. Z. ;. I. 10 q 81 y
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! MISCELLANEOUS AN MARRrrs.si
PEANUT MARKET

&&eklAEs5 ne BE su::rl ,mchchth heheh ttt
PETERSBURG,G q Va. Sept. G:--PEANGTS-$
Spanish market steady al t. DIE G95c.s Onerlngs
very light x: stock i1iinited demand good. Vir-Ss
sihissldarket steady at ~ for fancy a
mechined picked, 3Gp4c.; selling stock. Gc.s
Market here virtually bare OF stock ;5sSi
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n NV 0ito|kslW 6Stprn.

ss5 K. LEAVE RICHMOND Is Ally.
,, s:vo A.. Mo RtOLk LIMITED. Arr,vea:
Wayerly and Suffolk \ -
% s:S 9s A. n. ST. LOUIS CYPRESS. Bpftel
p I. Car. Petersburg to Lynchburs n and
ROANOKE 3, Pullman sleepers Roanoke "a ST..
LOUIE. Buefeld to Cincinnati % d lso Ros nnIs
70 - Knnaoxyille and Knoxville 60 Cha ttanoSss
vi 12lo p n EXPRESS Tor Farm,
vile. LynchbLrg and Roanoke s5f9g5 "a sIsi ~
(, o:O ~ hl.--OCEANsS SHORE LIMITED. NJ ~
riYes Norfolk go p. NJ. Stops only at Peters.
bul9, lYayerly md Suffolk. M Connects with
S 81 = easa to Boston. rovidsnce, New York
9:2S For Norfolk and al stations sast
!. o:so s., M.s.NEw$treLEANs SHORT rirNr
pullman sleepers Richmond 10 sLynchburE and
H,o ~ Pctersburg ito Bristol. Iynchburs TO-
G E; t Memphis and New Grleanss Care
. $3.50 +: M. WORLDS FAIR 81 SPECIAL.
Through llman Sleeper Petersburg to- ST.
TRAINS arrive from the West :3s tA M sos.
and $50 p. AZ I5E2lfEij No. G1e.s3
h Office 40. sss .Eas: Main stree {. ia
W. B. BEvILI fSE c. III OSIEY. sSs5
Ss Gen l. Pass Agt. Dist. Pass "A It. @
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quota tons. other grades quiet. Receipts about
equal to- demand 3s9tt 9 s;
aSPoTAToES-Rcceipt LIBERAL but the de-
Inai1d is good at prices quoted.
Gs OEIOSS-Contin ue in good demand with
light receipts. s4Ti ~
1ATPLEsReceipt increasing: market steady
at to-day quotations. Should receipts cont!tus
to Increase, we expect lower prices
RECEIPTS FOR THE WEEK-IY e. 800
bushels; corn z,sA bushels: osts g. 6as bush
%557 4ous; mill offai los tons.
pl 4
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
q ri BALTIMORE. MD, Sept 7.--seaboa I'd q "A II
Line common. lbe,l51 do. preferred, 13g3.
Atlantic Coast Line, 1211 ll3, ,a +
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r.. .& s s'snI Z se.s pssssi !. 4.


"a sT rains Leave Richmond - N orthWard.S 5S58
sa Ais a. NJ daily Byrd 8St. e trough #
86 AS A.4 M, daily. Main Ste Through. II
sS ZIG ~. week days Eba. Inland accom-.
s:ao y. N. daily Byrd s. .Thfough. Loca.
stops.
400 r. M ~. week days. Byrd St. Ere dericks:8
burg ucconlnlo dat ion III
a sos n NJ. J. dai lis. Main Isl. Throu yh
N 40 p. NJ i. week day Ell Ashland ac.s
& Us r. M. DALI Byrd Isl. hroug H.
8Sssi rains Arrive r lMordT---sout ritard. @
$40 A u ]. week days. Elba. Ashland ace
sconmodat Ion. g}$s
lie x 0 Weak ssH
2:o5 rs NJ. II dhi Main D ST. Through
500 r Nj. week days Slba.l q shiart as;5
ec 7:l5 =. NJ. daily Byrd fst raugl,
$3.50 =. M, d,ily. Byrd St. through. I.oea,
s'I iS:ss Y ~; daily 4 s Through;
allStrnIns except train arriving Richmond 4 5q
a. nj, week days, and local gaccoml1odat!on
Time Of arrivals and depart and connec-s
S'ens n Du rfSasae:s GULF
Cen Mani ~. So; Genl Man r.. raf hIans
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

M colnoha, ~ at,s sept % 13oi.
I'm SALES. Stt S.2 ss58S
Virginia injuries 800 al $50. s$sSt
STATE SECURITIES. 5Ss Bid. Asked
North Carolina a. c.. 1910. e. S101 VI
North, Carolina Is, c. 1919 l5l
Va a ceninries, 81 nc & and r. 81
cry sEcuRITIES rs III Y;
Hlchmond City. 1888. !. .. 4, loeE 117h
RAILROAD BOND Es VI IN
Atlanta and Char. list Is r.. 1901 1os 81
& A.%C IL OF Comb Ger Of Ind 4 PIC. 93
tisorgia Paciiic list 81. 12s ~
. sa; and Fla 1ss So 15s
& and W. Ry. Pocahontas ~
Itch and Meek, LIST 4s. 1915 .......... IS
u florida Southern, 1915. .......... % 96
+ s.. Com lat As. 1870. s. s So #
= a. u 3-yearS p C.. 30
STREET. Y.f BONDS. 5sa5s Z; $50.
Norfolk Ry.s and Light LIST $780,. IS
s8s RAILROAD sTocKs, Par. ss
Atlanta and Charlotte. 100 16o IN
Atlantic Coast Line 10a 1ci SO.
4 Atlantic Coast Line pfd. 1l5 117is
Atlantic Coast Line com 100 III
Atlantic Coast Line of Conn. 70, 2ss
chesapeake and Ohio l0o %
Z Norfolk and Western com. 100 gGsA III
Z H.. r. and f DIV Obi 100 275 s
sSeaboard AIR Line f,fd ..t...lCQ 20 ii
aehoard AZ Line oon ~ lG1 y y
lyASK AND TRUST COMPANIES
1snnk OF Richmond 100 ll2 l
Y MISCELLANEOUS. n 5I.35 s IA
A,icrican Locomotive pfd 4. ). 100 90 4!
consolidated Tob.s p.E G. bonds. 100 7f 81
Va Car, Ctenl. pfd -. 100 1D7iS Jos
Va. Carolina Chemical com. 100 50
Car e. Co. Col. TT. p. c,.,.... s.1A
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

STREET STATION. Ii, a!
n EFFECTIVE Sunday MAY 2sT III. 4 sffss
h s:05 A, MA. g. y, Express 10 all points
800 q. M.-Petersburs and Norfolk. l5s
1910 r. NJ. -Petersburg and N..and ". West,
e 400 p M.--Petersburg and Norfolk. ~,
d i'd r, M 90 oldsboro local, s. ~
XIX =, M.-Potersburg Local. 32 q ssi
S.sS +, M--'F'loridas and West Indian LIN.
Y '1'T itel'' to all points South, .l n s w
$50 p. Mp tersbprg and ,, n and ~. West:
K = 10y sosVsi Fl ARRIVE RICHMOND.
4;o7 a. NJ; 1;aS ~ MI; g ~. a. A.; ''ioal
l':49 a i' o5 IS r = NJ s;0s Z
2 'srxcent sunday. .'sunday, only. II
q I'll s. CAMPBELL. Div. Pass, Ast. Ii Il
5sgW, II, sTlAIG. Gen: Pass. AIT. XII FL
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BALTIMORE, Md Sept. I'LL OF R-Dull
md md the month ;ISs!sa losN spot Noi ls;d
loats--Frn,; 10, a white s5,sc, Ilye7.P fms
Rptterrn and nnshans !dl fancy i!nlt1iAo,
i.liso, s aHuy hacked trady
and unchanged al nc, a Gfeese-- Firm AM! ans
changed; + largo and small, ~ aaoc.; ms Mssdlpm
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u. s. rcfunding 2s, Registered. 1sls
y. $. rylnndIns q, coupon !. 1854
u. s. 49, reglstercd. 1os Is
49, coupon. !. !,
U. 8. New s.. registered 1slE
u $. New Az. coupon 1874
y. s. Old As. registered .....1os I
u. 81 Old ~, coupon. ....................10
Aiehlson general 4s 1oss.
Atchison adjustment ......... a5,A
atlantic Coast Line Al. ................. ssh
baltimore and Ohio 49,. 1881.
baltimore and Ohio 49,. Z. ........... e5M
Central Sof Georgia ss NY
Central OF Georgia ist Inc. ~
Chesapeake and Ohio !. ios,.s
Chicago ana Allo,, y. 79!s
Chicago. 81. and Quincy new As ss,s
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SALES:

SALES: &
1900 Missouri Pacific ..,.,....,....
Nash. Chat. and 8. L...s.
100 New York Central "a.
2Jt0 Norfolk and Western, ......
1900 N. ~. ont. and West. w.
1890 Pacific Mail ..............i...
,SSsC0 Pennsylvania i. R..........
800 Pressed Steel Car...... ......
500 Pressed Steel Car. 3D..
200 Republic ]. and S., come.
600 Republic !. and 81. pfd 49,.
$500 Reading, COME. ~. .s........
500 Reading, 1sts pfds..........
100 Reading I'd pfd ............
30SO0 Rock ] sland com ...........
53ee Rock Island, pfd .............
E 600 SlOSs ........ /..... ......,....i
800 Slossr pfd &. ...... ~.
$500 s. Il. and 8. b.. I'd pfd. -.
$500 s. L. and Southwest. Dfd..
01SD0 Southern Pacific ...s........i
3GsO0 Southern Hallway, conn.,.
s140O Southern Railway, pfd .....i
1000 Seaboard AIR lime, com -.
1000 Sea board Air Line, pfd....
166OO Tenn. G, and L..............l
$500 Texas Pacific .,..............S
$500 lJflim Pacific ................s
24OO United States Ieather......;
$500 United tEates Steel .........
5000 United States Steel, pfd
Z 1900 Va. Car. Chemical, com.
rs Vac Car. Chemical, pfd .a..s
! 270O Wabash, com ..... ....,.....'
300 Wabash. Dfd. .......S ........s
700 western I1Inso1 .......,......i
Il 500 wisconsin Central $3.50.
800 Wisconsin, Central. pfd....
Total sales GIG, 400.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

~
PORT oFsRicIIhIoND. SEPT. 1904 .&13stt
I'm ARRIVED N Is
steamer Berkeley. Shelly. n orfolk, merchan-
disc and passengers Old Dominion line.
SAILED. 5ST IL
+ steamer Berkeley. Shelley, Norfoll, merchan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion .line;, ~.
ma q aInes River landings ineichandise and
engers;;i rirginla Nayiga ton Co. =.
1 Schooner Alice u. Ncnable. signaigo. Shirley,
Va, guaro. y
PORT OF WEST POINT, SEPT..s7. 1904. ss
s& arrived. n IN
Baltimore. Courtney. Baltimore. PASSENGER
ana .1 genera .ea' g. SAILED. y
Bal timorc. Courtney. Baltimore messengers
PORT! NEWPORT NEWS SEPT. Z, 1904 sS
* ss1sS-,Ss u ARRIVED .5
Stcafner Torsorm, Mobile. aa5 NJ XII;
II schooner John J. Hanson. Washln TOM
s Schooner Hattie ". keisie, New London.
Schooner Cox and Green. New, York
Schooner T. md A,ily "a Point
\ Schnoner Vannan,e and King. New Iaven. Ia
Schooner L.. Herbert Tat BOSTON
Bnrre ISnic kcrbocker. Pros ldencc, g58t.s
a Barge Florida, Providence. III
e S75a i$ SAILED. NJ, & Il; ~
y steamer Torgornl, Glasgow. 5a Il $5' D "a
u Schooner Governor Arnes. .13a 50
ii Schooner Perry Setter, Boston,
Jose Olaverr, Savannah ~ Il Ky e INE86
u Barge Sterling, Boston. e * 5F5e y ~
H barge Mont ana Boston,. " A3fa
4 Barge New Jersey, i'royideh Ve' n
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& CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. 7.--HO Gs,-steady
Butchers, $5.S5 30; common, Cattle
Active y g9S%a slppG 80 ao
Lambs Quoted at $500 500. F ~ n /
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CATTLE MARKETS.
LIVE OCktAtARKET.
{Sa1es at s. Union stock Yards,o IA

Richmond. a., Sept Il 1901: 81
q There was a fair run of cattel on the ma rket
Best steers, ~ G5c:: medium to- good steers
2N as to size and quality; dry cows. 2A0
SAc. bulls. ~ eDSc.; quarantine cattle sst.sep
Lgh. run OF hogs ana selling 81 csc, for
logs logs aaas'. : as to too quailty. N IA
4 Fair supply Of sheep and lambs. Eat sheep,
Sf4c.: best lambs, 81 q &C.; met dunn to good,
i4srWo,.c, az to quail tyi common o fair, fp4c
Irrcsl, cows 10000. 80 yea sssc.
CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. 7.-cATTLE-Re-
cejpts, l2 900 head. Market steady to 10c.s hi gh-
Good t. prime steers. poor.. q me j.
cows s5: heifers. s..10Gia.75 8cannors,sldD
200: bulls seQl4. Is calves. 5oG650; Texas:fed
steers, s.. 7oM4. 90 Western steers st0G4 90
higher. Mixed and but chers, s6..o d5. 50: good
ao5; light. S. SO: bulk Of sales, IS. soa 65.
Sheep e, 600 head Market steady ca 70
fair to choice mixed, s5d6. 80 - ntiy lambs,
$500 500 s II I:
M os Stsers sfnt sass
firm; others steady; bulls. steady to firm Tat
cows dull and weak: Native steers. 81, 5oGS. g:
hs(f 6 cess ss S sa1as s
,,rassers and Buttenks SLOW Veais sos
Suls faat7S battermilfs and s$
per round; dressed grasscis, 5M V7c.; dressed
IsaSc.. sheep and ambs-Re-
sa rP q s hishcr s shee iS as
SIS. Is 80 3 one cal at S6,6 culls. $500 no
Canada lambs. s "a .t55. 81 85 81
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h UNION. STOCK YARDS. PITTsRURG. Pa
Sept. CATTL E- Supply, steady. Chotce, $3.50
0i575 prime 80; fnir 50 59el 0o, logs
sS6f6 is; n mediums, s6.40dG. As; heavy workers..
50! IS; light yorlsers pigs $1,000
g. rogshs. Sheeps.9SMlyppy fair; mar,
sheep, si.5og?o0; spring lambs, s., 20 5 Is; veal
calves, $IG7.50 Ii Isl lss i,s 554S lss n VIZ IS
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lMA,vAIl1. ,s;r.,,nRE.a

,w11,aIrNGTON, N. c. Sept. Spirits
TGItPENTINE-Stcady at Sc; rcceipts.s SO
casks. Rosi7-Nothing doing; receipts. g bar
rcls ar-Eirm at $3.50; receipt q BARRELS
Crude Turpcntlne--F firm at :. Is receipts
IS barrels U q, !, ~
Steady at 52Nc.; receipts $50 casks sales $40
casks; exports; 3D. casks. " ro5s
ceipts eos barrels; sal les Al barrels
a'gsP a AZ 81. &, Sept. TuRPISN-
5TINE-E1rm mt 6s1ic Rosin-7 irn. MI
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81 NEW ORLEANS, LA, Sept 7.-cOTTON.-
Spot cotton In good demand sales = LED bales.
Including ]. 100 to arrive; prices declined isca s
as Futures opened steady and Aae points lower
Soon a fter the opening q buying movement
was inaugurated and prices advanced until
they were about 70 points above the opening
market became very dull and prices cased Oft
from 5st7 points and closed dutct, the list
" Cotton futures sseady: September, 1874 50
October. lo. 81 1925: November. 70. s7stio Is !;
December, 10 % H10. 81 =: January, 40 3sStl 10 ~;
February 10.4l Sb10i.; March, il. 1910. -.
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light . Observation-Disclosures continues quiet at Sun-
changed quotations.; receipts fair Sun, C,lred--g
Continues fairly active receipts light. M s85
The quot ationst arc as folloWSts N
Z DARIs FIRED ToRAcco-IsEoRnE ED,
| E;!' y
s!ssgR sss 8
c MsaIam is sSs
s;
s s ;S;s e.: =
sUN.cUREp TOE Accp. IA
trimmings * ~ 80 ~
uEs.. common to good q is5oS
SNORT leaf I'm a. "a *
Long lear X X * ayM
Wrappers wv s,Yy
So Lynchkurg ri baeco Market,
/. J,ynoh,tlrg, Yaf,. sept $50
sales az idose tobacco On the LynchbnrE
,naFkst Tor the two weeks snalpg Wy ~
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M Cotton steatky; mddIng, u. Is. Erosx receipts,
7,Tls bales. $xaies 80 bales stock. 90 ts4 bales
Total to-day at all seaport s--Net receipts
,04s bales export to Great Britain ct bales;
SSconsoltdated nj all & senports-s;et receipts.
81, 955 bales: export to Great tain =, 10:
bales: to the Continent, i, 973 bales. Ne II 81
Net receipts 10s. SIS bales; cia2crt TO Great
Britain a1l39 bales: o France, :, 10 bales: to
the Conttne GIT bales.
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tSgss5 sCOTToNSEEDi OIL SNIAR1ET.94s3; stsS
NEW Sept. ~ tonseGd oil very
bfirm On go0a1 General demand with fair trade
Prime crude, b. mills, prime sum
inal; primo white prne whit ycl-
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a Cash quo!a lions were ms foIInwf: y LV3TH,
Steady No. spring Wheat a1,l 4 No.
corn, bic.;; No. q yellow, .sna g.. No: Z eats,
sssa. white. N sa,, ,s %S6i1s,
I baTIey, fair 70 choice mating,
No i D naxsead, sl.le,a; No. north gcs,erlls
prime s seed a n nsr ssS S
npS,,nds' 81, 0aEdf7 o5; short ribs sides toosel
s7g5a a5; short clsaI sides !bose.d) sey
contract grade, 3 sladp ELS. putter>1 I, teadyi
creamerIes, 19c. dairles, u a. 6c, Gheesc--
FIRM. at St9c. Eggs--S eady ~ lAl.Q wv
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TOBACCO MARKET.

Va ~ II lchmond, a - Sept. n, 1901, s.
Dark Fired Tobacco NJ tket quiet. IS. Prices
unclianged Very little doing, lipceipts very
iirlt 81 i3rghts--Market continues quiet at un-
changed quotations: receipts fair. Sum C,lred-
Cont inues fairly active; receipts light. 81 q.
tI,i,a unt I'll Innsr arc Us folloWSs
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d Cotton futures opened easy md closed steady:
u, I. Open High 4 LesJN Close;
October ..,,,....lO. 80 lo,4s " 1925 1887
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BALES:

SALES:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
A Cood investment.

"Attorney-G General Moody deliv-
eriDg an address before the Young
Mems Christian Association o +
Lynn, Mass, made the following
statement: "Many of you will re-
memb Der that / was once prosecut.
ing attorney of Essex county and
as such probably knew more
about the trials and temptations of
your young men than any of you
and l tell you that you will find
the costliest Young Mems Christian
Association building that you can
erect for your young men, where
they will be brought under good
Influences, cheaper to support than
a court house and q district attor-
ney. God has given some men
tact or indefinable something
which enables them to accumulate
wealth, and this money is given
them for Q purpose-to help their
fellow men-and in the Y. NJ. G.
A. there is the grandest of oppor-
tunities for using money"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
Notice..

Notice is hereby given, that the
Clerk Of the Board of County Com
missioners of Idaho county will
receive bids for the construction
of a wooden bridge over and across
White Bird creek, at the town of
White Bird, Idaho, according to
the plans and specifications now on
file with said clerk.
Said bids will be opened on FRI
day, October 14th, 1904, at l
O'Clock p. m. All bids to be sealed
and accompanied by a DO nd in the
sum of twenty per cent in excess OF
the amount bid, for the faithful
performance of and entering into
a contract for the construction OF
said bridge, if such bid is accepted
and filed with said clerk on or bt :
fore Friday, October 14th, 1904 at
l O'Clock p. m.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated at Grangeville, Idaho
September 9th, 1904.
JAMES NASH,
Overseer OF Road
sen s to % District No. 5.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
Notice..

Notice is hereby given, that the
Clerk of the Board of County Com
missioners of Idaho County, Idaho,
will receive bids for the construc-
ton of a wooden bridge sixteen
feet wide with stone abuttments, to
be built on the sight of the present
bridge on Shebang creek near Seth
Jones', Sr. ranch in Road District
No. 8, plans and specifications to
accompany bid.
Said bids will be opened on Mon
day, Oct. 10, 1904, at l O'Clock
p. m.
All bids to be sealed and accom-
panied by a bond in double the
amount bid for the faithful per-
formance of and entering into a
contract for the construction OF
said bridge if such bid is accepted
and filed with said clerk on or be-
fore Monday, Oct. 10th, 1904, at l
O'Clock p. m.
The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated at Grangeville, Idaho,
Sept. 10Th, 1904.
F. M. DoTY,
sept % oct 6. Overseer of Road
District No. 8.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
From l4s to e2 Pounds.

One of t b e most remarkable
cases Of cold, deep-seated on the
lungs, causing pneumonia, is that
Of Mrs. Gertrude E. Fenner, Mar
ion, Ind, who was entirely cured
by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure, she says: 1.-THE cough and
straining ~ weakened me that l
ran down in weight from l4S to 90
pounds. ] tried a number Of reme-
dies to no avail until / used One
Minute Cough Cure. -Four bottles
Of this wonderful remedy cured me
entirely Of the cough, strengthened
my lungs and restored me to my
normal weight, helth and strength. T"
Sold by all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
Green Creek Items.

Mrs. Uhlenkott and son George
of Mt. Angel, Oregon, are visiting
relatives at this place.
Messrs. Francis G. Nuxoll and
Jno. F. Nuxoll, VIM. Trautmann
and Mrs. Jos. Kelsch have each
purchased a fine new surrey lately.
New democrats have arrived at
the homes of Glenn Waldmann and
Geo. Terhaar.
Mr.. Lafayette Rhoades has sold
his fine ranch south of here to B.
Stubbers for 700.
The families of Jos. Kapfma II
and M. Schubert spent Sunday at ].
M. Willenborgs.
Quite a few people from other
places were in town Sunday and
attended services here, among
others we noticed JOS. Haenes and
family and Jno. Ulhorn, likewise
Miss Cattle Nuxoll and brother Ferd
all from Ferdinand, D. Riemann
and Miss N. Thiering from Reuter-
Vile, also Miss o. Leary from Den
YER.
Miss sula schaefer will begin
cooking for Nuxoll and Adehm's
threshing crew in q few days.
Miss Schaefer will be accompanied
and assisted by Dina Nuxoll.
Mr.. Jno. Sonnen, a prosperous
farmer Of this vicinity, left for st.
Louis some weeks ago and is pro-
badly sightseeing at the Fair at
pl esent.
Mr.. II. Uhlenkott lost two horses
last week.
The little baby OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mobly was quite sick last
week but is reported some better.
Our well.known and popular
merchant, Mr.. Barry Stubbers, has
sold his stock of goods to Mr.. Ed.
Drees who will in a few weeks be-
gin business in the building of Mr..
Sonnen. Mr.. Stubbers has always
conducted q No. l store, and it was
well-known fact that one could
buy cheaper right here than in any
of the neighboring town and cities.
Besides this everybody was sure to
be treated fairly and courteously
at all times and as a consequence
the couple were not only very sue.
cessful in business but were highly
respected and beloved by all. We
are glad to hear they will continue
to reside here to devote their time
to farming and enjoying a vel
earned rest. Drees, the new mar
formerly conducted q store al
Kueterville and the people of tina
place have always spoken very
favorably of both Mr.. Drees ant
his wife as being good neighbor'
and fine storekeepers and the cor
respondent wishes them unbOundet
success in their new enterprise.
Threshing is we'll advanced il
this section but returns show TIN
crop to have turned out less thai
was generally expected.
Judging by the interest show
in regard to the Street Fair to b
held at Grangeville soon, the al
tendance from this place will great
ly surpass that of former years.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
What's in q Name2

Everything il in the name when
1t comes to Witch Hazel Salve.
+. @. Dewitt 4 Co. of Chicago,
discovered some years ago how to
mako q salve from Witch Hazel
that is q specific for piles. For
blind, bleeding, itching and pro-
truding Piles; eczema, cuts, burns,
bruises and all skin diseases, De-
Wits Salve has no equal. This
has given rise to numerous worth
less counterfeite. Ask for DeWitt's
the genuine. Sold by all drug
gists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
first annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Liberty Bell Buffalo
Hump Gold Mining Go. Ltd. will
be held on the 18th day of October,
1904 at the company's office in
Grangeville, Idaho at the hour OF
CD. m. for the election OF seven
directors for the ensuing year and
transaction Of such business q
may come before them.
By order OF the board Of direc.
tors.
Dated Aug. 30, 1904.
1T. MopUFFIE, +. M. GRIFFITH,
Secretary. President
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-09-22
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

In the Probate court, Idaho county, State of
Idaho.
In the matter of the estate OF William A. Scott
deceased.
Walter A. Scott. the administrator of the es-
tate OF William A. Scott deceased. having filed
his petition herein praying for an order OF sale
of thinning property real estate OF said dece-
dent for the purpose therein set forth, 1t is
therefore ordered by the Judge of said court.
that all persons interested in the estate of said
deceased appear before the said Probate Court
on Monday, the 10Th day of September, 1904. al
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, at the
court room of said Probate Court at the city of
Graugeville, In said County of Idaho. to show
cause why an order should not be granted to
the said minstrator 10 sell, bond or contract
for sale all of the real estate mining property
OF the said deceased, William A. Scott, and
that a copy Of this order be published At least
three successive weeks in the Idaho County
Free Press, a newspaper printed and published
in said county.
Dated August 26, 1904.
fSEALI Ii. TAYLOR,
Probate Judge and
Ex-Ofiicio Clerk OF
sep 1923 the Probate Court.