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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-16
Business Locals.

BUSINESS Locals.
Paints and oils, Rudolph Bert
sch.
Cabinets s2.O per dozen al Ham
sons.
New Cabbage and Old Oni ons at
Wade's.
Farm Loans, lowest rates. Geo.
N. Reed.
Harness, saddles and rep airing
at Bertseh's.
Best Coffee in town at w AIDES.
New stock just arrived.
Buy your Strawberries at Wade's
and you will get the best.
Everybody likes LaPerla cigars
because there is none better.
Rennet tablets for making
cheese at the Pulse drug store E.
Empty strawberry Crates and
Boxes for sale at Wade's.
See those White Waists at Alex
ander 4 Freidenrich.
Fresh Vegetables and Strawber-
RES received daily at Wade's !.
Children's Null Hats at Alex.
ander & Freidenrich's.
Fresh stock OF Candies and Nuts
Just received at Wade's.
A nobby line of Mems and Boys
Suits at Alexander & Freidenr ich's
j.. A.. Wood, at the post Office
can supply you with mining b lanks,
II you are not smoking r. Perla
cigars you are missing a good
thing.
NO. | oats and hay for 6 ale a.
Big Buffalo cash store. So nd il
your orders.
Oranges, Lemons, Banana is ano
urape Fruit received at Wade'l
every day.
Attend the special sale on Sum
ner Goods, till June 10th, at Alex
snder 4 Freidenrich's.
Kadishes, Onions, Lettuce, AS
paragus, Pie Plant and Strawber
RES fresh every day at w ade's
Sewing machines and su pplies
Names Prout Supply House, Al
4a'h street, Lewiston, Idaho. tt.
kadishes, Onions, Lettuce ;, AS
pafagus, Pie Plant and Strawber
'1s' fresh every day at W AIDES
M II You want good bread ge
"nlte Rose Flour, made Of No.
,so,year-old wheat. Give it
our harness department. h as n
le'iof Tor hand made b arnes
s a. saddlery.
y batfolo Cash Store.
.'e residence and bu sines
!, IN spokane to trade 70 r fari
C 4 merchandise. What have 20,
l0i " " write Union Investme mt G,
Va. ah Naikinburg block, Spokar
julio
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-16

New potatoes, new cabbage, new
peas, new string beans, new turnips
and new beats at Wade's.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-16
Designation Of Office Day OF
County Superintendent Ct

Until further notice, 1 hereby designate an
appoint every Saturday and the fourth Frioa
in each month from y u. N. to D p m
a. office { avs, at which time i will be in my o.
Ace at Grangeyille for the transaction OF all
business pertaining to school matters.
LEWIS ELsENsoHN-
County superintendent
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-16
For Sale.

A good 40 horse Cooper boiler
and engine. Call on or address:
B. D. KNORR.
Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Hall left for
Chicago today.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1904-06-16
7 TO CREDITORS.

may 26-june %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

magazine showing a leaping giant fish
as the publishers are convinced that
sportsmen will date their calendar from
the appearance of these exciting illus
trations of the seven foot 200 pound
game fish jumping eight feet clear OF
the water at the prick Of the hook. An
agricultural series of great moment to
all lovers of country life Is commenced
by Professor c. w. Burkett, by a strong
terse article on Improving the Soii.'
Mark Twain contributes to the Christ
mas number of Harper's Weekly a
short story written in the vein of his
Old-time humor. The story is called
1.-THE $50, 900 BequeSt," and tells of the
pie who believe they are about to come
into a fortune. The manner in which
they assume control of their imaginary
inheritance ESQ, 900 at the start) and by
a series of splendid investments quickly
develop it into an amazingly large for
tune, until the bubble bursts just when
they are about to become rivals of the
worlds greatest f1nanciers, is told in
Mark Twains best humorous style. The
story is illustrated with pictures in
color and tint by Peter Newell.
Two stories which were long a SUBJ
ject of controversy, the discussion rag
ing over the respective merits of the
babies portrayed in each, are again be-
ing reprinted by the Harpers-"Bruv-
yer Jim's Baby" by Philip Verrill
by Josephine Daskam. An interesting
feature of the controversy, which ap-
peared week after week in the New
York Times Saturday Review, was the
opinions of the correspondents as to
whether the man author OF woman
author had portrayed the more natural
baby, whether "Binks'' or "Skezucks''
were the better. Oddly enough, Mr..
Mighels' ''Skezucks fully divided hon
ors on this score with Mrs. Daskam Ba-
cons 'Binks."
The new novel by owen Johnson, TN
the Name of Liberty" which the Cen
fury company will bring out early in
January, is said to be a dramatic
ton. Mr.. Johnson's first book, ARROWS
of the Almighty" was published three
years ago, when Mr.. Johnson was 70
years of age.
The International Quarterly for Janu-
first installment of Henrik Ibsens let
tiers, an illuminating article by Emil
Reich, author of Success Among Ma
tions," on 1.-The Present State of Eur
ope," a second installment of Professor
Hitzig's mastery biological study of
Man; an Economic Forecast" by Pro-
fessor N. S. Shaler; The Vienna Con-
gress; an Historical Sketch" by Aug
ust Fournier; 1.-The Purpose of Poetry"
by Bliss Carman; 1.-The Decline of Com
ic OPERA" by w. J. Henderson; "Phil-
osophy and Modern Life by James H.
Hyslop; 1.-THE Housing of City Masses"
ance Problem: The Subway Tavern" by
]. johnson, Jr., and THE Deep Sea Elk
plorations of the Prince of Monaco" by
L. Joubin.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

terials required are oil paints in tubes and
gasoline. The gasoline is placed in a por-
| it. The work has to be done quickly, and
| Of course in a fireless room. Mix the paint
to the REQUIRED ts shade in a IS. SAUCER. com,
| color. When the exact tone IL reached
mix with the gasoline and dip the lace.
the paint falls to the bottom. Do not let
the goods touch the bottom, as there
PIN comes in fhandily to hold the edge t'i OF
| the goods. Shake out quickly and pin up
ments before rislxing costly material. but
BILE.
Copper beech is the latest introduction
into the field OF fashionable colors. In the
hues that run through the russets, the
pale and golden yellow browns and the
Among the other fashionable colors are
rose ie ana i hami mir reds new s and rather
purple and flame or tangerine
Bear in mind these selections for your
various coiffures during the season: A
large single rose, a single gardenia or
white tiger lily. A small wreath, or half
wreath OF fine flowers; pink or blue for
rosebudS, as well as trails of small roses
and buds which may be broken up and
carelessly slipped in and out of the un-
dulations of the hair, upon the top and
sides of the head.
Having a piquante face one might try
dressing her hair after the style of the
sttters to the famous Lawrence, one of
the great English masters. whose por-
traits we all admire. Here must the hair
be drawn up to the top of the head. but
it is best to modernize it, with undula-
lions. but rather slightly done. No side
hair partings must be seen, however.
Stiff linen collars are to the fore again.
Moreover, it is said, they will be accom-
very pretty. made of cobweb linen, and
trimmed with frills of real lace. They
might easily be made at home by deft-
handed girl.
AS long as the motor craze lasts and the
end is nowhere in sight the long veil will
chiffon wells are to be had for 81 and up
ward They are rarely worn separately,
bordered or plain net veil. Chantilly wells
are very handsome. The plainest of net
face wells accompany them. The illusion
veil is seen no more. A pretty arrange
ment in wells was seen on a stormy day
this week. The Wcarer had DecoJn-
ing and doubtless costly hat which she
two wells, a black one put on over a pure
white one. These were adjusted to COM
pletely cover the hat the ends were cross
ed in the back, and tied in front in such
a way as to show a white bow. The face
veil was transparent black net.
Silk petticoats now match the gown in
stead of being of harmonious shade. For
evening wear great deal of Latitude is
trimmed with lace and ribbon is worn.
For all other occasions there is a well
defined policy of simplicity in the Inattor
good taste to display bright or light col
ors under a tailored gown. For hard wear
the mohair-topped petticoats are recon-
plated or rufTled taffeta and are well cut
and stylish.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

London, 1877, full morocco, 1925.
Acts and Laws of his Majesty
Colony of Rhode Island" Newport, 1744
5, original wrappers, $36.
Smiths History of Virginia. Lon
don, 1927. Original calf, Tebacked, a
good copy, $106.
Simms' ''Beauchampe; or The Ken
lucky Tragedy" Philadelphia, 1912, orig
ina1 cloth. Presentation copy from Mrs.
Charles Dickens to Ann Browne $72.
Usselinx's "Octroy eller Privilegium,
etc. etc. Stockholm. 1926, morocco, SAL.
Wesley's Sunday Service of the
Methodists in North America London,
1874, original sheep, $75
Writers Poems" Philadelphia, 1888
original cloth. gilt. The first edition.
$4.75.
Winters 1.-THE Stranger in Lowell"
Boston, 1S45, unbound (poor copy, $40.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

Whoever Mr.. o. Henry author of
rCabbages and Kings a new General
American novel which is creating lit
de stir just now among the keepers-up
with the new fiction, may be and wheth-
er or not Topeka ever heard of him be-
fore he has heard of Topeka. But, like
many another whose knowledge of the
town Is wholly exoteric he believes that
It Is still the place where they grow
the Populists. At least this is the in
ference from his reference to it, incl
dental to the description of a certain
''Dr. Gregg" who had 1.-The longest
beard between Topeka and Terra del
Fuego." This polite acknowledgment of
Topeka's existence is almost equal to
that advertisement the town received in
Hoyts Stranger in New York" a few
years ago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24
Coughlng speIl Caused Death.

Harry Duckwell, aged Is years, choked
home, in the presence of his wife and
child. He contracted a slight cold a few
days ago and paid but little attention to
it. Yesterday morning he was seized with
a fit of coughing which continued for some
time. His wife sent for a physician, but
before he could arrive, another coughing
spell came on and DuckweI died from
suffocation."- Louis Globe-Democrat,
Dec. 1, 1901. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
by Rowley & Snow and w. 8. Miller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Cleaned From the Teachings of
All Denominations.

Christianity stands for cooperative
brotherhood with the elder brother,
for companionship with the great COM
panion.-Rev. DR.. ]. P. BruShingha
Methodist Chicago.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

Having piquante face one might try
dressing her hair after the style of the
sttters to the famous Lawrence, one of
the great English masters. whose por-
traits we all admire. Here must the hair
be drawn up to the top of the head, but
it is best to modernize It, with undula-
lions, but rather slightly done. No side
hair partings must be seen, however.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

Stiff linen collars are to the fore again.
Moreover, it is said, they will be accom-
panied by linen ties, Some of these are
very pretty, made of cobweb linen, and
trimmed with frills of real lace. They
might easily be made at home by deft-
handed girl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

Circumstances alter kisses.
He loves best who loves last
Make love while the moon shines
man is known by the love-letters he
keeps.
From Folly for the Wise. by Carolyn
Wells.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

Muffs of roses crushed together com
pactly and combined with lace are cost.
trifies AMI, in their proper place, yer,
pretty.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

The high pompadour which hangs on
in spite of many rumors of its passing
and the partial success of the middle
part, side rolls and low Dutch coil. has
been given it's death blow in New York
they say by George AIDES college
Widow" one of the characters Of which
from whose Journal it is taken. The ma
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

Tt is at the opera with sumptuous even
ing coats that the muff reaches it's apoth-
oesis. Huge, lovely ones of sable and 9TH
er princely furs are beautihed with frills
of priceless old lace and punches of roses,
gardenias and violetS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

do you know how grandmothers
manufactured rouge? They boiled COM
mon, old-fashioned red f1annel-boiled
it until the color began to run-and
then took out a piece of 1T and rubbed
it on their cheeks. The finest rouge
made in these days and the most nat
ural looking is called the Turkish rose
cloth. Tt is made by an old lady down
in Baltimore, and is nothing more nor
less than boiled red flannel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

Another secret worth knowing is how to
tint laces, chiffons, silk or crocheted but
tons, feathers, slippers, gloves, ETC., to a
gown shade. The process is vouched for
by the National Dressmakers' association,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-12-24

The wages OF sin is alimony.
of two evils choose the prettier.
A fool and MS money corrupt good man
ners.
= guilty conscience is the mother OF in
vention.
It's a long Skin. that has no turning,
None but the brave go to a fair.
A little actress * dangerous thing
Heaven lies about US in our infancy,
and this world lies about Us when we ar,
grown UP.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-25
En- rysk iamforeIse meIIan Sverige
och Frankrike.

l Aftonbladet skrifver en- korre-
Spondent fran Petersburg f0ljande:
l standigt vaxan1e tai h0ja sig
rosterna mot Diet radande regerings-
systemet, abs olutismen och den reli-
gi0sa of0rdrlgs nineteen, men natur-
ligtvis cores det vanligtvis med stor
forsigtighet, emedan det fra yttran-
Diet Ell ar tillatet. De rySka publici-
sterna arc riktiga mastare | konsten
att saga sin mening, utan att gifva
presspolisen, alias censuren, tillfalIe
att komma at dem.
Salunda i%nnehaller tidningen Sput-
mix en- "mellanra1suppsats'', SON ej
lcmnar nagot 0frigt att 0nska hvad
tydlighet betrEffar, fastan den blott
installer en- %jamforelse mellan Sya .
ge och Frankiike - just Ell sarskl1s
sm%ickrande for det senare landet.
De 0fverdrifter, som angA SveIige,
lnses latt af svenSka lasare.
"Stat stiken lar osS med sina over.
tygande siffror'', heter det i denna
uppsats, att d0dli2heten i Sverige
aftager | Stamina man som UpplysnIn-
gen stiger och folkets moran kI niva
hojer sig.
Frankrike lyser genom sin yttre
kultur, genom lyX och materiela rlke.
aomar, medan man / Sverige oupp-
h0rligt arbotar pa att utvecklI be-
folkningens inre kultur. Sverige
samlar ihop andliga rikedomar och
har redan hunnit laugt harvidlag:
det icke blott drommsr ON folkh0g-
'kolor, utan upprattar 1 saliva ver-
Eet dyllka.
l Sverige fins Diet numera 81 nagoa
obildad bonde. De hogttildad
Svenske p~restmannen arbetar till
slmmans med lakare och domare ej
~allenast pa folkets religiosa och mo-
raliska %upprostran utan afven pa
iess upplysning och pa baLtrardet af
1e hygieniska forhallaniena.
En- alldeles f0rvanande hecerlig-
net, dup r~eligiositet, fosterlands.
sarlek, strafyan att vidga sina kun
ikaper och arbeta till gagn for ma
stan - Sc d,r, hvad som utmarka
yvenskarne.
Sverige ar EFT fattiyt LAND, dess
klimatiska forhallanden 81 gym am.
ma, men Diet hinirar ej att dess
indliga kultur star mycket h6gt -
nedan Frankrike, som pralar at sin
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-25
Monarker pa dekadans.

ON det vore m0iligt for en- kunga-
attling att sjunka djupare pa den
sociala skalan an den siste Plantage-
net, som lefde och dog SOM on simpel
skofllckare | en- engelsk by, skulle
Karl VII af Frankriks ha uppnatt
denna foga afundsyarda stallning, da
en- skomakare | Bourges vagrade att
ge honom kredit pa EFT par skor.
Da den stackars landayktige kun
gen protvat skorna och %forklarade
att han icke hade Dengar att betala
dem med, SAFE skomakaren: Da
passa nina s'Sor ei for er. Jag gor
dem for pengar och ej az barmher-
tighet.
Mot midten ar siuttonde arhundra-
det dog l Koln / ytteIsta nod och
elande en- qvinna, som EFT halft ar
hundrade f0rut hade varit Europas
NEST maktiga och lyssnde dam. bet
var enkan efter Henrik Nv af Frank.
rlks, moder till en- kung at Frankie,
en dottnlng az Spanien och till Hen
riette Marie, Karl Us af England
GENIAL ;sIalfhade hon varit Frankrikes
regentinna.
Mera arm, ersam och 0fvergifven
an hon var pa sin alderdom, har
kuappast nagon varit; hon ssknade
Oct nodvandigasse, elck klad1 | lum-
por, och hennes eX!svens var beroen.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-25
Dining at benen starker armarne,

Bernerfysiologen Kronecker trodde
sig ha gjort den i~akttagelsen att of
ningen az en- muskelgrupp har EFT
starkande inhytande pa andra musk.
Ter. Saken foref0ll honom sd intres-
SAINT att han bssl0t anstalla en- nog-
gram understanding af forh&llandet.
Han 0fyerenskom med EFT antal
friska och kraftiga for saken intres-
serade personer att foretaga bergsbe-
stigningar under olika tidslangder,
hvarefter hvars och ems arm<tyrka
undersOktes, hgarigenom man utr0n-
tie ON armstyrkan till eller aftagit 1
~forhallande till den mer eller mindre
langvariga och trottande ~beryvan-
%dringen. Och Diet befanns att denna
anstrangning az benmusklerna /
saliva verket hade EFT stort inhy-
tande afven pa armens muskler. Re-
dan bestignlngen af cit 300 meter
hogt berg, hyilken tog en- It'd | an.
sprak af 25 a 30 minuter, 0kade 1 ma
gon man armstyrkan. Och en- berg
bestigning, som varade EFT par tim.
mar, gaf en- tydlig och afsevard Ok
ming / muskelstyrkan som resultat.
Fortsattes berybestigningen tills
personen bllfvit allleles uttrottad -
han vandrade "a s a 10 timmar i
fold -sa hade armarpes muskelstyr-
ka aftagit under de foljande iva a
ire dagarne, men pa den fjarde hade
densamma tilltagit i sa mycket st0r-
re grad. Ear man satta tro TIL dessa
uppgifter, kan MAI salunda anse att
genom bergbestigningar och Iiknan-
de hela kroppen starkes, icke endast
de nedre extremitaterna.
Ire tusen ~aktenskap ingas hvarje
dag pa var jOsd,
Eft silfyc7Tynt gar vsnligtvls !
allmanna rcr:ise9 / unR-far p ar.
Den al1sta dynastien / verlden ar
Japans, hvilken regerat / oafbruten
fold under 2, 800 ar.
l Tysklsnd arc msr an g. coo, 900
personeI jukiomsIallsforsakrade.
bet ar / sanning EFT exempel som
manar till efterf0ljd.
Japanska r%egeringen har beslutit
att 5:e lapanska utstallningen, som
skall hallas 10 8 Osaka, skall bli in
teInationel.
Jules Verne, som pa senasts tiden
varit nastan fullkonligt blind, skall
| dagarna underkasta sig en- opera
tion for starr.
I Norton Fitzwarern, Ell by /
Somerset, England, med en- bsfolk-
ming pa Oliver 800, har intet dSdsfall
egt rum pa ofver EFT AIRS It'd.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-25
En- fruktansvsrd statistik.

/ somliga kantoner | Schwe!z ar
det- terattar Observation-Disclosures
Wochenschrift / EFT af sina senaste
hummer = sedan 1891 testandt att
Observation-Disclosures skola vara hemliga
och mera detaljerade an SON ar an
ligt t. ex 1 Tyskland (och Sverige)
Man maste icke endast angifva des
egeutllga d0dsorsaken, sasom hjsrn-
Stag, hjartforlamnlng, lungsot, sim
nessjukdom eller liknande, utan dot
skall afsen uppglfvas ON den som
dodsat testen CALLER har varit teyif-
ven pa starka drycker och delta kan
antagas ha vsrit en- medverkande
orsak till hans dod.
Models denna nya metod: med
hemlighallande af d0dsorsaken =
utom for edsvurne ambetsman - och
en- mera omstandig dodsanmalan -
alltsa icke blott saliva sjukdomen,
hvaraf veder borande har dott - har
man | Schweiz fatt en- helt AMMAN och
sakrare grundval for oodsstatistiken
an l vart och andra land.
Oaktadt det nya systemet icke
fortgatt mer an omkrlng 10 ar, har
man dock MI funnit foljande sorgligs
faktum:
"Afvuxna man Oliver 20 ar dor hvar
tionde direkt eller indirekt pa grund
af fylleri, och az vuxns qvinnor of
yer 20 ar dor hvar femtionde direkt
eller indirekt af fyllerL"
bet skulle vara intressant och la
rorikt att awe fran vart land kun.
ma ha en- dylik statistik. Komme
den att visa battre resultat an /
Schweiz9 vi hoppas delta, atmin-
stone hvad %cvinnorna angir.
l Stamina hummer at Medicinische
Wochenschrift skrifver geheimeme-
diclnalradet dr. Oscar Schwartz fran
Koln f~oljande;
"Enligt meddelan1s fran tyska
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lider mer an
halften af de redan / Bears aIdern
pa grund af sjukdom arbetsoduglige
unge manner az lungsot, och man
skyller genomgaende sjukdomen pi
dyckenskap. Som bekant okar
namligen bruket af starks drycker i
hog grad mottaglighetel for ALA
smtttossmms sjLkdomar, sarskildt
for tuberkulos."
Svenska monitoren., 1904-11-25

UNIVERSAL betydelse, sin kultur och
sin ~vetenskap. star langt efter Sve-
rige.
Svenskarne AFRO fattiga, men frisks.
fransmannen rlka, men ofta siukli.
ga. Intel folk l hela verlden tycker
"a mycket ON fysiskt arbete, sido-
ordnadt det andliga, som just det
svenska folket. Der ser man dc lyck-
liga f0ljderna af en- vidstrackt folk
upplysning och moralisk uppfostran
- Diet Or nagot, vi ryssar horde he.
cktai''