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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-10
PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY,S
RECEIPTS SHOW DECREASE
San Francisco Disaster, RussO-Japanese
War and Chinese Boycott Have
Their Effect.

NEW YORK, Oct s-The san Fran
cisco earthquake and fire. the Russo
japanese war and the Chinese boycott
of American goods in China all con-
tributed to comparatively less favor
able showings made by the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company during the year
ending April 80. according to the re-
port of President Hartman. which was
made public today
The total receipts OF the year show
s5.724.337, decrease of S5I,44s as
compared with the preceding year.
while the expenses increased S4145S5.
The net earnings for the year showed
decrease Of s46s.0S1 and the surplus
a decrease OF $144,771 as compared
with 1905. The company's loss in the
San Francisco disaster, according to
the report. was s14S,547
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-10

sUBURRAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
S220o-A swell room and bath bungalow. on
1ox93 lot. well located at San Bruno Park:
street and steam cars
Apply d -. CARMICHAEL Co.
ioI6 FILLMORE ST PHONE PARK ps5
EEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-10
THREATENS CATHOLICS
WITH ExCoMMUNICATIoN
MOnseigneur Henri Puts the Ban on Cuf-
tural Associations In French
Republic.

GRENOBLE. France. Oct 9.-Mon-
seigneur Henri, at Notre Dame. today de-
clared that every priest who assisted
in the formation of cultural associa-
tions under the law would be inter-
dicted and that every Catholic joining
such associations would be excluded
from the church. The priest added:
Let us live poor rather than pur-
chase liberty at the price OF dfshonor.'
PARIS, Oct 9.-After a session Of the
Cabinet today II was announced that
the ministers, exclusively discussing
questions relating 10 the law providing
for the separation Of church and state,
were in complete accord in regard 10
the integral enforcement OF the law,
but decisions regarding minor details
were postponed until Friday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-10


Of DsyisadeE9. E 80 by 5 1878; SO
49, " snis1m 51 sMsggnson 70 Mary J. Cool lot ls.
J Eric Johanson 70 Anna K. JOhsnson. lot 80.
block g. Refs Tract, gift.
Laarenee o'Ksefs and wife to Sarah E. BAH.
street, p By z 10 $40.
vtSs Iot an tSe sF I,os ~ aoTanS E8iah Jones snd
Bernhard Getz and wife to Christian GIN. lot
"a W ses s line , q Garfield street 80 " Of Arch.
Bernard and Rose Getz to John G. McMaines.
d n Lake axe street, s2 ise So aos'us S
Berent Martin and wife 70 Patrick Roddy and
Sf q e ss. ss 81 sW ns sos & "A ArSO s sO
Walter Hurst and wife 10 Pauline Leslise and
3 Of eaiiforns street. n 2sif ST s syssIe se
George " Robie ct al to Oscar o. Buhlinger
sas sei Et S. 0t ot q Dolores. ios IS * m
HibeFnia Savings and Loan Society to San
Francisco and suburban Home Building society.
Pns an ISos aye1Ss is5 S% % rss W S
S52:s. s 42:6. I2o : e. $40. .ooo
on e M ne hSe q s 70 e., foRS @ S% W
Of Mission. wv IS b. Ne ioo; SO ~ "
Building Contracts.
L. Zimmerman with R. Grant 4 Son-An
fwo-story frame buildings on \ line of Filbert
street. 1873 OF Fillmore. 50 By 10; s7e34.
TO erect church building on \ line OF WASH
Ingten street lag Of Van Ness avenue, s5
Charles Bach Company with A. n. Wilhelm.
H. L Peterson, Vulcan Iron Works--Carpeuter
work for a mailing plant at 2l0s stockton
z. Roehaf and W ?. cordes with Josesh A.
Bush-To erect a 9ae-stgry frame building On
NV corner Of East and Washington streets,
NV 147;I0$; SS:SA. NV 9s:lt*. " e7:s,
so 20 80. % So 8 ii "a: 81. FSs 100. ~
\. Tarantino with H. = Pynn-Te erect
three-story and basement frame building the
q So b. l30; $500.
Frances p. McQuigg with Jennings. Schwenk
Ter Co-ro erect three story frame building
Seventeenth. % By 100: s65OO.
st. Johns German Evangelical Church win
Hugo z Pynn-To erect tEosrory frame
q vallejo. 50 by W " 50: $3.50 $3.50 s'Fsss %
Renihold Spahr with J. K0rehnitzki & Bro-To
erect Two tEo.story frame buildings on sB. 95
Alicia Menine with Otto Schrader-To erect
a thrse-story and basement brick building on
2T.6 BY 77-5; $500.
Antonio and Dominica Cereln with weismann
10 erect three story and rough basement
g eAe ~ eeqTGbs on 'ss me ef .aa ason street
Charles Franzoi with HanninE s Sons--To
ereet tnree-sfory frame building al aats)
On TIE Sc corner q Jones and Jackson streets.
~ L Hodgkins with l. A. Secor-To erect a
one-story and basement frame building On the
Inc Of Brosnan street. % Of Guerrero.
Morris and Joseph LYMAN and estate OF Henry
W. Hyman with Hansbrough Bros and Richard
building on the NV line Of Market sfreet SIS
NE q Marshall Square, Ne 75. NV zoe. SW so.
Sc 100. sw So Sc 100; s4e. $50.
Pope Estate Company with McPhee ComDanv--
To erect two-story brick building On re "
line OF Front street 91-s AZ lack zoa- $40
by " 1916; s27.5s7.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-10

p. ". CARMICHAEL COMPANY.
lolG FTrrN0RE ST PHONE PARK es3.
REAL ESTATE. TNSU RANCE. SURETY BONDS
SUNSET DISTRICT.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-10
COUSIN OF LORD DOUGLASS
ACCUSED OF GRAND LARCENY
Henry A. ID. Schultz II Arrested In st.
Louis on Complaint Lodged
In New York.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. s.-Henry Alfred
Douglass Schultz. who is a cousin OF
Lord Sholto Douglass of England. was
arrested here yesterday upon instruc-
tions from the New York Police De-
partment, which says he is wanted In
New York on the charge OF grand
larceny. Schultz expressed a willing
ness TO return TO New York without a
requisitiOn. declaring that he was in
nocent Of any wrongdoing.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-10

BEsoLD IS ARRAIGNED.-Los Angeles. Oct
S.-Anton Bes0ld, charged with the murder Of
his wife, Glade Bes0ld, IN Temescal CanvOn
santa Monica. July IL last. was arraigned today
and the date for his hearing set for October 90
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-10
DIyIDEND NOTICES.


DIVIDEND NoTICE.-0fhce of Sierra Raflwa :
October l, 19o6.-Conpon Ne 10. due October
u. 1906. from First Mortgage Six (6y Per Cent
Bonds of the Sierra Railway Company of Cali.
fornia. Will be paid at the fiscal agency Of
this company the Croker National Bank. San
Francisco, Cal. on and after that date
s. ID. FRESHMAN, Treasurer
DIVIDEND NoTICE-The Giant Powder Com
pany. Consolidated Giant Station, California
A dividend, No. 90. OF ifty cents f5Oc9 ner
share on the issued capital stock Of the com
pany has been declared payable octobed 10.
1906. Transfer books close October g. 1908
at noon. Checks viii be mailed
c. G. QUINN, Sec.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
BARGAINS

TIE smallest thlus aiaai
tbs store i ilip pfe the
largest thing i value can
and see tuf yourself Thsse
are emily a feN snaps Nsilate
+ aoabledeztri stofefoam
full Of others lusf as Fded.
Once a customer, aisats q
enslonpr. t8ne and Kef ar-
qualnied.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
CITY COUNCIL MEETING


The clfy council met ii regular ses
sion last night With Mayor Coleg
psesldlng and al aldermen present ex.
cepl Messrs. Starr and Fortner
Monthly reports of officers we're ap.
proved The recorder reported The
collection OF Ssu5o Tor licenses aud the
marshal reported the collection ~
8ie0 Eos Tines
ca motion of Ala Smith seconded
by Aid. Wilkinson the salary of the
drivers Of the hose wagon was raised
from So 70 go per month.
Tie Katy Railroad Co, reported
thar q woula open Delaware croaslug
as soon az the city completed tbe
grades ga either sile II the tmcA
A MI ElaY appeared before the
council aud askea tor i % ,eag sas
franchise for b q nemng Who s
operating gas plants al Parsons. Weir
citY and Baldwin kans-, and has se.
cured franchises at Chelsea. Wae0aer
and C0Neta / = The proposition
proYiues that tie Afst 10 wears of the
franchise ae exclusives HKes the MAKE
nnm rate iof naluml PAS 81 15c and
manufactured eas at $3.50 peg i00
cubic feet and requhes 8 cash deposit
Of s5 from each consumer as long IS
he takes vas, Tie matter vas refer.
red 10 AID Starr, Walen and Wlkin.
son with instructions % report at the
next regular meeting % TIE council
Tie committee ou public buildings
was instructed 20 investigate The
probable cost Of building Tor hre
STALLION aud report TO the council
Ca motion of Aid. Wilkinson see.
onded by Aid Cox the services 81 the
extra night watehman was dispensed
witht
Ca motion Of Ald Coz ID was IL.
clded that the city should place tie
portion % the streets 20 he paved With
brick. on sub.gFade, when The Com
meTelal club shah have secured tie
consent of the property owners % 80
pave The streets and are ready Tor the
WORK % begia
IL the matter 81 locating electric
lights the mayor appointed com.
mitfee composed of AID Byrd. starr
Walen and deck. According % the /
motion creating this committee TIE
MAYOR Is u work Ia conjunction with I
H.
Aid. Smith again called attention /
20 the dangerous condition Of the
Frisco crossing On Miller street. The
mator stated railroad officials had 4
promised 10 widen that crossing a.
so0u as the citY wlll cut down the
embankment on each side of the street
and tie proposition IS nos up 90 The 4
Street and Aliey committee
Bills 10 the amount OF eI0N were /
allowed and ordered paid
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
SAYS SECRETARY
ALL BUT CURSED

Washington, February John r.
Wallace. former Chief Engineer u
Canals, Gas again before the senate
cmml ttee on interocesnlc canals 20.
day Wallace said he aid q Years
work and that bis SUCCESSORS had no
benefit q his ANALYSIS OF recon mensia.
tions 'hccaue" hs said Secretary of
War told me he ID not want il and
bad no nse Tor me except on the
isthmas a. a directing engineer lir
WIS 80 angry lu hs. treatment that Ne
all but cursed me
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
AWFUL DEATH
FROM RABIES

Mnskogee. Feb q John J. Gray a
white iAunef suffering from hydro
plobia, who was bitten ~ mad d0g
January 81, died yesterday 10 q misef.
able cell Ia the federal iail. biting and
swapping Ike q dog. tremblsag with
commissions faying fFiendless and
alone During his confinement ia toe
jail from 5 o'clock Sunday morning
until bis death, he vas denied any
medical attention whatsoever II il
sald
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
KANSAS CITY STOCK mAREET

Speeial 8 ths chIaftzEa
Stoek Yards. Kansas Citf. No, Mon.
day. Feb 5th. faod A smaller run 81
cattle 81 the principal markets lasl
week. be prospects OF colder weathsf
aud signs of shortage of fed steers
stimulated prices after tie middle q
the epek and steers closed 10 tu i
higher Cows we're lightly represented
bar did moi make any advance. Ihs
su9plf today s nineteen cars Under
the influence of an excessive supply II
Chicago. steers ranged from 1880 q
s4s5 last week. a fcs light steer.
around $500 Cows scaFce. and com
mon quality at $40 % = % bulls.
s2.so ID 50. ysals. s65n II thenatiss
division fed steers advanced Is % q
cents last week. huf are s q 10 loves
TO-DAY. while coNs and butchers stuff.
stockefs and feeders are steady e.
strong
Packers are busy Tie local plants
slaughtered i20 90 cattle during Jan.
uary against s6.oo same month last
yrar Prices have made moderate
gains nearly every week AMI country
feeders have Is 4 rule made money.
stimulating country demand. and a re-
suit Is elat 5e.aa head vsut to the
country Ia January against $500 last
year II January Hogs advanced iste
% eeuts last week Top. = = bulk
81 sales. $500 70 s56T Il light hogs
$3.50 Il sa.m Receipts showed small
Increase ever January a year ago BIT
quallts IS better than then. and prices
90 10 50 cents higher Demand IS
Strong.
Wezkpess Is tie main feature In tie
mutton market Big reeelpts and
warm weather we're against the mar.
kes Hun here today a l0.no head.
and market weak 70 10 lower Lambs
sold to-day AZ se60 70 - fearliues.
ea7a = e.. wethers stsa to 90 10
ewes. q 50 % sslo. goats s. 50 20 -
S me sales n Quarantine division
here today
D. crawford. Purcell. /. r.. So
steers. l12N lbs. aI5s.
II Ilell, PURCELL l + q ssfeegs.
ioa7 4s. *f.33
ilakef s Simnns Purcell ! r., 2s0
sftefs II11 lbz. IS 81. 81 s1aafs. l0sa
~. - 15 steers. 1904 is. 81 %
Il I4 Hawk. Purcell. 1. T. ~ steers
los IL. e ~.
S 3nvltt. t'atoosa. I. r., 2
sieeh. II31 lbs. s t.
+ Paterson. Muskueee. A.. 3
AfeaHa IHie lfM ~ e.
1lRef& Cleveland q. IT., -
streets. 50 lbs. SO
81. e Hudson. PawneH. - r.
steers. ~ lie eIao. 5 bulls tfl2 lhs.
4IIt
~ Hughes Alfus. q. T.. IS coWa
fI1 ~ 500
n s. fnUlek. Altus. g - II bulls
la.# -. 81 %, II n9as. eaa -. ~ -.
neeelpss 10 loaaa. market steady 6
j. u RioKAn4. Cor.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
AFTER
MANY DAYS
A@rlaiei Pu

Associated Pres
fitisbufg, Pa, Feb a-The hatiy
deeompo<ei basiy Of stuFley G. Arm.
stfnag, cashier of the Washington "a.
ti0nal bans. sho disappeared jana
arr ? was found todag Il a thlckes uu
tie outskirts of Roanoke. VA Arm
strong apparently hecame derAneed
from OK veFk and anxiety tie had
held responsible positions for tNegs,
geaHx Ills accounts were entirely
eafres.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
INDIAN TERRITORY
RECORDING COURTS


Associated Press
Washington Feb The senate
passed the tNo hllls introduced by
Senator Long establishing additional
recording districts Ia Indlan TerFltofg,
with terms q court at BaFtlessllls
Ard Wilbuftou rtr senator intro.
daeei hlll establishing another
fse8fdihs district, with headquarters
al Tulsa.
statement from the NatiaHai
banks has been called fof b. tie
comptroller Of the currency
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
IfAiTERS
SWEAT PADS

Ion / forget me when II need
of sweat pasis. our regular
price for gold TIA 4 pad,
Tor w 2lc
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08

Miss whitman IN her portrayal Of
Cigarette the little arms mascot. IN
the plaY of Tt'udef Two Flaes has
about her q slnsomaness. q charm Of
manner and q perfection u detail In
eastumins and geaaalltics thaf ere.
afes her atsoluislY refreshing and
that makes friends faf her from the
first moment she appears on tire stage.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
MANY WOMEN
WOULD VOTE

Associated Press
baltimafs Feb The annual con.
sention q the woaan's suffrage As.
ISOLATION began here today The
meeting IS enc of the most numerous.
y attended gatherings over held by
saiiragists IN this country. Nearly All
prominent leaders ef the cause are ii
Attendance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
Canned Peaches
Peaches, Canned

llasf are llaH goods bit not
- good as the others usually
sold for ~. car price iic
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
PREPARING A
STRIKE FUND


Associated Press
Chicago. Feb 5 Because ol 3 possl.
bllitY Of strike q coal miners a
number af wholesalers Of this city 20
day advanced the price of soft eoal
twenty dxe cents per ton.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-02-08
CANDIES.

You 90 not knos what sou
are missing when ynu don't
bus your Candies here. A
large variety % select from.
Regular lie 8 puAnd ever
saturday our laigaln sAie, At
per pound ssss. ltc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
ROOSEVELT'S
LEADERSHIP

The president has certainly adopt
ed doctrines far in advance of his
party and is casting aside some of the
old dogmas of republicmism. He is
Kind Of nonascetic John the Rap-
fist CRYING. not in the Wilderness but
in the midst OF The marts and TO
runs. Prepare ye the way of the
Lord of righteousness lie is cncr-
igetic rather than cnigmatical. sim
pie rather than deep, both diffusive
and intensive, high-minded always,
quick-spcaking generally. a man of
the people while above the people
with qualities that suggest Lincoln
afar of; Garrison near by honesty
has always been his trademark and
honor is still his due He is willing
not only to sacrifice his enemies for
The sake OF his friends. but even la
make enemies of his friends for he
sake of great principle. His iunu-
'ncc represents a distinctly toni,
/ quality in American life. and thOs,
who criticise him would better bcsth
themselves in the effort to do better
lions Herald
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
AN OUTSIDE
VIEW OF MORAN.

The young district attorneys mill
tanf ~ho have set out either ~ MAX
the world better place TO live or 10
become governor like Folk" should
form an association and make John
IB& Moran Of Boston. president NJ
a busy hive OF industry. bis. office is
Iexcelied only by the nigh and day.
BANK His latest feat. q he = f1nIon-
ing OF the entire Massachusetts lcgis-
lature to appear before the grand JIM
~ 10 testify that bribery was or was
not practiced in the defeat OF the an
ribucket shop bill. is characteristic
of his genius Elected TO the Office i'm
spite of the opposition of practically
every organized party. NJ, Moran
made his first bid for FAME by com
polling tue poprictors OF Boston =
best hotels to remove every such cur
tain that in any degree impoded the
| view from the street into the dining
| rooms and cafes When the advcr-
Using value OF this firm stand for
| the equal enforcement of the Law
decreased. the district attorenN turn
ed his attention TO state street and
big financial game. Lawson found
the Young prosecutor credulous lis
tcner. and it is due to his iniatYe
that the General Court Of Massachu-
sets is TO report. in sections. TO the
grand jury. We hear that practical
Ily every one at the statc-house took
the whole affair as IA huge Joke. and
ihilarity rcigned supreme What
saves rhe general court from "N-
trcme depression a sense of hnmor
seems 10 have been omitted from
the district attorneys makeup, how
ever, for he promises to root out
CORRUPTION on Beacon hill as con
fidently as knight ever set out to res
cue lady - New York Evening Post.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16

Z 1 @ -
There Is ~ mild Bnns0fou lu thc a--
see '.hat he bone suppose to be,
those of John Paul Jouo.. disiu'"rreu
in pshis and brought 20 This roUutry
with high honors. are really 'h" re-
.nains Of arWelch .eoachmau umueG
Bnl Jones. .,.
Where the evidence was SO slight
'it.was 10 have been ~oxI,cctcd ms, me
Judgment of the commission would
be Questioned Bm IL lies cou-olius 10
know hat iaD thq,avnil9blr nyidepce
was carefully weighed Dos competent
men and that their decision i- i'm.
Gnitely more worthy or confidence
than are the unsuppor'od assertions
of sensation seekers.
y But, really, this question has al
ready been given more consideration
than il deserves.
What matters it really whether
.hc bones are those of paul Jones or
of coachmau?
3D.. As bones they would Dos just as
good i'm the one case as iu th" other.
What the American people seek 10
honor Is not this little hoNful OF dead
and dccaying bones but he immor-
ral achievement of Nh" imperishabl'
spirit that for a little while Tenant
ed them.
The eyes that were SO keen to soc
opportunity aud the hand- chat were
so quick to- seize it, the ears that
beard the calls OF duty and the
tongue that was so commandine OF
speech these were not rml Jones
but only his Instrument
They are all gone, all the 'csh has
returned go its native clements. and
oven the bones are crumbling away
but Paul Jones still lives in his Nigh.
~ achievements, and Will continue tc
live in the admiration and gratitud,
OF millions so long as human Nom
DRY remains.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR
LICENSE.



This is 10 certify that the follo' inr
is a list OF all applications FOR ".
ccnsc to sell at retail spirituous ii
quors. wine. porter ale. beer--an&
drinks OF like nature, as filed N my
Nt,c. which said list contain the
name OF said applicant his place or
residence and the place for which
tho application is made.
c. f Thomas. residing at Rock,
Mercer county, w. Va, application
for license TO sell at retail spiritnous
liquors, wine. porter, ale, beer and
drinks of like nature lot owned
by $ f. Thomas. in the town of
Rock, Mercer county. w. Va
Given under my hand this Sth. day
OF May, 1906
... ESTIbL BAILEY.
Clerk Mercer County Court
Advertise in The Daily Leader
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16

Mr.. RooseyelCs amazing reldinc>s
10 denounce others as deliberate liars
when. bg- his oDipi ion. thqy happen ~
misrepresenf him ~ awiin an Ior
critifal fnspeetfon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
MEETING OF CON
FEDERATE VETERANS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT soldiers VIII Meet ut
Blueheld June 18th.

Butnelu JUNG fth'
There will be a meeting OF all con
fsderate soldiers who filled out an
application for Confederate Cross
Of Honor to be worn by them.
Crosses will be distributed by the
Daughters OF the Contederacy OF
Blueneld Chapter Immediately af-
ter the distribution OF the Crosses
the soldiers Will march to the table
TO pArtake OF a dinner given by the
ladies In honor OF and for the Con
tsdsrate Soldiers.
Speakers will be present on the
occasion.
Very Respectfully.
Bluefield Chapter. Daughters
OF the Contederacy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16

Advertise in The Daily Leader.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-16
THE REALPAUL JONES

Z The" Is "a mild Sensefou iu 'he a--
ser ion thai he bono supposcd TO- Boz,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-01
Frightfully Burned.

Chas. W. Moore, a machjnist, Of
Ford City, Pa, had his hand fright
fully burned in an electrical fur
mace. He applied Bucklen's Arnica
salye with the usual result. "a quick
and perfect cure.' Greatest heal
er on earth for burns, wounds, soree,
eczema and piles. 25c at John J.
Pulse, druggist.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-01
A Pleasant Surprise.

A very pleasant surprise party
was given Mrs. w. F. Schmadeka
Monday evening by Mr.. Selma
deka and their son Edmund. The
occasion was Mrs. Schmadeka's
birthday. The surprise had been SO
carefully planned, not the slight
est intimation of the event having
reached her. About 20 friends were
present and the evening was pleas
antiy spent at whist. Splendid re-
freshments had been prepared, a
feature of which was beautiful
cake presented to Mrs. Schmadeka
and bearing the inscription "Sweet
Sixteen"
Through an oversight of the
printer last week the above item
was unintentionally omitted.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1906-02-01
Modern Freethousht.

Lecture at the Catholic Church,
at 7:30 p. M, on Sunday, Feb. 4
The scope Of his lecture is strict
ly limited by its title. We will
examine the assumption that free.
thought must be Synonymous with
intellectual liberty and rationalism
with sound reasoning. Those who
start with this assumption as firm
principle, naturally refuse all con-
sideration to the christian belief,
which they consider to be self-con-
DENIED as mere mental bondage.
In the study of Bible and science
it is then necessary, before any
thing positive can be effected, that
the ground should be cleared OF
fundamental misconception and
the foundations determined upon
which valid argument must be
based. 1t is as a contribution to-
wards such an object that the lee.
ture is designed.
Rev. A. M. Billiau, Pastor.