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A‘: ! ■■ IS 1 _ HKM i \ * ttjp. Masonic Building Grangeville, Idaho \a % l THE OPENING OF SCHOOL Necessitates the buying of many new things in the Furnishing Goods line for Boys and Girls and we are splendidly prepared for supplying your wants. Our Shoe Sale Boys’ School Suits Comes at an opportune time for you to save. Here you will find SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS (also for Men and Women) which are priced now at an actual saving to you of ONE-THIRD to ON E-HALF, on the bargain counter. In the buying of Boys’ Clothing we exercise the same care that we do in the choosing of Men’s Clothing. We have several styles and patterns especially desir- able for school wear. These are the good sturdy kind, built for hard wear and yet are dressy. PRICED AT FROM $3.50 TO $12.50. All sizes represented in the lot Wash Goods One-Half Price Wash Dresses One-Half Price Ladies’ Xailored Suits One-Half Price Wash Suits Your Choice $2.48 m V WATCHING THE FAIR AMUSEMENT PROGRAM AT SPOKANE. A Great Advantage to Working rien. J. A. Maple, 125 8. 7th St., Steu- benville, 0., says: “For years I suf- fered from weak kidneys and a severe bladder trouble, I learned of Foley Kidney pills and their wonderful cures so I began taking them and sure enough I had as good results as any I heard about. My backache left me and to one of my business, expressmen, that alone is a great ad- vantage. My kidneys acted free and normal, and that saved me a lot of misery. It is now a pleasure to work where it used to he a misery. Foloy Kidney pills have cured me and have my highest praise. For sale by all druggists. FOR SALE:—A good house and large lot, $500, payable on installment plan. A. F. Parker, Grangeville. 20tf. 4 4C* ■ -rr,Tr> 7cNORT1 aini- MPERIAL w x k-JVi \l if if'/R & A : /v*V HOTEL W 'V > • " i V. ■f Wikt 1 IÜ : ï * 3fr; h cV ? I il I •x 11‘1 3 - 7 .. r Pi L IN THE FIELD \M\ ■■"t'W a gjjg> The Best Hotel in Northern Idaho. a VflEAST WEST * ? % ■ ell Furnished Rooms. c y 11 'J 'j a *® ' Commodious Sample Rooms. DQ 1 1TJJ- Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound [ont Kb t si« Still retains its high place as the best household remedy for ail coughs and colds, either for children or grown persons. Prevents serious results from a cold. Take only the genuine >// I vQzmSr AI THE CANAL PI -XTJ3 1» xcellent Dining Room in connection. \r. j ÛÀ ' f Not a chance for a dull minute ut the Spokane Interstate Fall- this fhll. Every hour of the seven days, from Oet. 2 to 8, will have some pleasure nil Its Foley’s Honey and Tar compound, own. Each morning there will he concerts by Ferullo's big Italian Concert and refuse substitutes. For sale by band, exhibits of blue ribbon live stock in the Judging arena and a lecture by all druggists. Professor Frank G. Odell, the “bee wizard.” Promptly nt 1 o'clock In the afternoon the band concerts will begin before the grand stand; at 1:30 the harness races for purses, which amount to $2,000 daily; then the running races for purses equally ns large, the always thrilling relay race, the big program of circus and vaudeville acts nnd, last, but far from least, the aeroplane contests p ri SOUTH » 2J i Idaho ihgeville, NOTICE OF PROOF OF COMPLETION OF WORKS AND APPLICATION OK WATER TO BENEFICIAI. USE. Notice is hereby given that at 1 p m. on the 15th day ot September, 1911. at Pollock, County , , . j of Idaho, Slate of Idaho, before W. J. Adsley, Between the close of the afternoon program and the opening of the ni^ht N. p. proof will be submitted of the completion of work« for the diversion of .OH of 1 cubic foot per second of the waters of Hailey creek and of Midway. Many good restaurants will furnish everything to eat from a 14m- the application to beneficial use of said water burger sandwich to a real dinner, and then It is time to hurry back to the b?d{heîtote grand stand for the big night spectacle. “Pioneer Days In the Palouse,” and engineer of the state of Idaho, the always gorgeous fireworks displays. Not a spectator can go home unUt- holdlng\a‘d%raU,Tre MarvT “Jdm. isfied this year, for the exhibits and amusements will be varied enough to knit Riggins. Idaho f j a. Said works ol diversion will be fully com- every taste. I pitted on the date set for such completion, and An Intensely interesting program has been arranged in connection With the amount of water which said works are this night show of frontier life, and mnny riders and other performers will be accordance with the*’plans accompanying the brought from Oregon, Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. Among others who Will application for such permit is .03 ot 1 cubic fe appear is Colonel W A. Hlllis, known as “Wild Bill From Up the Gulch,” the 3, S’he use to which said water has been famous représentative of the Remington Arms company and one of the niost applied Is irrigation aud domestic purposes, ^ tt i. j c. . I in * .. and the amount applied to beneficial use Is .08 expert rifle and pistol shots in the United States, who will perform every n ght 0f t cubic foot per secoud. feats with bullets which most shots would consider Impossible in the daytime, j 4- The place where said -water is used is one In all more than 300 men, Indians and horses will be used to outline a thril ing! S,“dKÄ h,7n“ln * ° 4 Sec. A TP. * living picture of “Pioneer Days In the Palouse.” [ j ^ Theis'oot. r^mo.^ 18 A. E Robinson, Stale Engineer. ; ! AT PLAY between two of the most famous of the world's aviators. f THe Camas Prairie MacHine SHop show there are acres of exhibits to see and all the new attractions on the City Drug Store ♦ * * ■ Dr. Ë. H. Sheaffer, Prop. Pure Drugs, Prescriptions carefully compounded Jewelry and silverware QRANOEVILLE, IDAHO * 1 * * * l;-Hi * * (Jackson's Old Place) * FAY CO. SON, Prop, fg General Blacksmithing and Machine Work. We solicit ÿ your patronage. All work guaranteed. * ■ * u m A A 121 Iters will be given between racé events. The band will be the star feature at j ORi)Er T0 show cause on sale of real night In addition to the spectacular , estate. number, including a strong pyrotee FRANCESCO FERULLO. BRISCOE’S Stellar Attraction Booked For the In- taratata Fair This Year. Francesco Ferullo and his band of program. ...... j fifty pieces will be the stellar musical Ferullo is fulfilling a musical triumph Robert Dunlap, the administrator ot the es- foBturn of the eighteenth nnnual Spo- at Idora Park, Oakland, and Is anted : tate of George Von Yarf, deceased, having[filed feature Of the elgnteentn niiuuu. p musical organization second his petition herein praying for an order of kane Interstate Fair. ; t0 “ave a “ i sale of all the real estate of aaid decedent, for _ . n con- ‘ to none.Ferullo is a demon with the i the purpose therein set forth, It ts therefore Manager Cosgrove has closed a con a 1 ordered1^by the Judge of said court, that all at the fair .baton.in ms nanct tne uaton IS a persons interested in the estate of said deceased wanddrawingforth the harmonies appear before the said probate court on Wed- from the array of men who sit waiting ft6 S? ^oYen^n^f^’day9.";«*^“ I for its every turn and curve. court room of said probate court, at the city of ! tt * „moi nt m,iu et-mrrrria at Oraugeville, iusaid co-’Dty of Idaho to show Under the spell Of this struggle OX eauBe ,vhy an order should not bo granted to | the mortal with the unseen Ferullo the said administrator to sell so much of the j . , I real estate of the said deceased as shall be uec-1 twists, squirms, raves, and bis riven eBBarv; and that a copy of this order be pub-; locks wave and flutter. He a roust a an lished at least four successive weeks iu the IOCKS nave uu . Idaho County Free Press,a newspaper printed audience into a fever of suppressed ex- auJ published in said county, cltement. Sounds issue in volumes or Dated Probote JudKe. are repressed as a whisper in answer to his every contortion. The organization which comes to Spokane for the eighteenth Interstate Fair, Oct. 2 to 8, carries voca harpists and other soloists in ad, to the regular Instrumentation, an organization will put on a serit programs never equaled in Spokafie. The Entrance to Success tinle In the probate court, Idaho county, state of Idaho. In the matter of the estate of George Von Both Phones All the green stuff of spring — Fruits and vegetables, we have them all Accounting, Shorthand, and Typewriting offer the very best opportunities to young men and young women who wish to enter business. The MOSCOW BUSINESS COLLEGE offers the very best traiuing. Decide NOW get this knowledge that prepares you to be master of your future—that opens the door to steadv employment at a good salary. Act NOW'. Write for our new catalogue—that’s the first step. .v.l ■ ■!: Jff V ^ tract for the appearance next fall of the famous organization ; which is creating such a furore in the ( California musical world. Spokane bands will furnish the reg- ular music for the fair, and the big band will appear only in concert pro , grama. A new band stand for their accommodation will be erected In front to BRISCOE’S MOSCOW BUSINESS COLLEGE MOSCOW, IDAHO Both Phonea Cor. Fourth and Main Streets . OVER 88 YEARS’ Lr EXPERIENCE 1 r* DR. W. H. CRAIG DENVER, IDAHO Ex-Army Veterinary Surgeon NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PARDON. ■T We, D. E Thomas and Minnie 1. Thomas, father and mother of Fred E. Thomas, do here- by give notice that we will make application to tne Board of Pardons of the Stale of Idaho, itioil at Boise. Idaho, at their regular session ou the first Wednesday in October, 1911, to-wit: Octo- ber!. 1911, fora pardon of the aaid Fred E. H of Thomas, uow in the penitentiary at Boise, Idaho, under a sentence imposed by the Judge of the District Court of the Secoud Judicial District of the state of Idaho, In and for the county of Idaho, wherein he was sentenced to a term of imprisonment in the State Peniten- tiary ot from one to ten years. Dated August 30, 1911. lists. , 1 the Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. ]SKn? a sketch and description may rïïn„ï\'Brtlll5 0,,r opinion free whether an Äti'yffiSSSUSL*“ COn,mUnlal- Scientific HuKrican. tr" Illustrated weekly. largest olr- Journal. Terme. $8 a Hl’»8u »IS11"’*1, 8o'<*byall newsdealers. IjJNN & C0.3eiBf.Gwy. |1cn , “ranch Office, «X F BL, Washington. D. 1 4. ' Common Colds Must be Taken Seriously For unless cured they sap the vitality and lower the vital resistance to serious infection. Protect your dren and yourself by tho prompt use of Foley’s Honey and Tar compound and note its quick and decisive re- sults. For coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, bronchitis and affec- tions of the throat, chest and lungs it is an ever ready and valuable remedy. For sale by all druggists. x-’x-: m on Patents T« D. E. Thomas. Minnie I. Thomas. 14-5 Nez Perce Phone more chil- NOT1UE TO CREDITORS. In the Probate Court of Nez Perce county. Idaho. . . _ „ In the matter of the estate of John Budlong, Deceased. . . , . Kiotice is hereby given by the undersigned administrator of the estate ol John Budlong, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims »gainst the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within lour months after the first publication of this notice, to the said Alex Kasherg at Room 2. Lewiston National Bank building, l^wlstou, Idaho, the same being the piece for the treni- scitou of the business of said estate, iu the state of 'daho. Signed and dated at Lewiston, Idaho, this the 80th day of August, A. D. 1911. Date of flrat publication. Sept. 7,1911. Alex Kaeberg. •y. Contractor __ J - Builder A. J. Turner and I THE MUM) ABSTRACT ® nVESTKHT CO., Ltd. i Frames, Porch Columns, Balusters, Bracketts, Cement, § Lime, Plaster, Lath, Brick, Saw Gumming, Job Shop. bonded abstracters ldard . 18ft We handle nothing but stai groceries Hanson & Hockersmith of the grand stand on the west side of j the race track. and_the concert num- * f 155
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THE OPENING OF SCHOOLNecessitates the buying of many new things in the Furnishing Goods line for Boys
and Girls and we are splendidly prepared for supplying your wants.
Our Shoe Sale Boys’ School SuitsComes at an opportune time for you to save. Here you will find SHOES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS (also for Men and Women) which are priced now at an actual saving to you of ONE-THIRD to ON E-HALF, on the bargain counter.
In the buying of Boys’ Clothing we exercise the same care that we do in the choosing of Men’s Clothing. We have several styles and patterns especially desirable for school wear. These are the good sturdy kind, built for hard wear and yet are dressy. PRICED AT FROM $3.50 TO $12.50.
All sizes represented in the lot
Wash GoodsOne-Half Price
Wash DressesOne-Half Price
Ladies’ X ailored Suits One-Half Price
Wash SuitsYour Choice $2.48
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WATCHING THE FAIR AMUSEMENT PROGRAM AT SPOKANE.
A Great Advantage to Working rien.
J. A. Maple, 125 8. 7th St., Steubenville, 0., says: “For years I suffered from weak kidneys and a severe bladder trouble, I learned of Foley Kidney pills and their wonderful cures so I began taking them and sure enough I had as good results as any I heard about. My backache left me and to one of my business, expressmen, that alone is a great advantage. My kidneys acted free and normal, and that saved me a lot of misery. It is now a pleasure to work where it used to he a misery. Foloy Kidney pills have cured me and have my highest praise. For sale by all druggists.
FOR SALE:—A good house and large lot, $500, payable on installment plan. A. F. Parker, Grangeville. 20tf.
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Rooms.DQ 11TJJ-Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound [ont Kbt si«Still retains its high place as the best household remedy for ail coughs and
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ÛÀ ' fNot a chance for a dull minute ut the Spokane Interstate Fall- this fhll.Every hour of the seven days, from Oet. 2 to 8, will have some pleasure nil Its Foley’s Honey and Tar compound, own. Each morning there will he concerts by Ferullo's big Italian Concert and refuse substitutes. For sale by
band, exhibits of blue ribbon live stock in the Judging arena and a lecture by all druggists.Professor Frank G. Odell, the “bee wizard.” Promptly nt 1 o'clock In the afternoon the band concerts will begin before the grand stand; at 1:30 the harness races for purses, which amount to $2,000 daily; then the running races for purses equally ns large, the always thrilling relay race, the big program of circus and vaudeville acts nnd, last, but far from least, the aeroplane contests
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SOUTH » 2J
iIdahoihgeville, NOTICE OF PROOF OF COMPLETION OF WORKS AND APPLICATION OK WATER TO BENEFICIAI. USE.Notice is hereby given that at 1 p m. on the
15th day ot September, 1911. at Pollock, County , , . j of Idaho, Slate of Idaho, before W. J. Adsley,
Between the close of the afternoon program and the opening of the ni^ht N. p. proof will be submitted of the completionof work« for the diversion of .OH of 1 cubic foot per second of the waters of Hailey creek and of
Midway. Many good restaurants will furnish everything to eat from a 14m- the application to beneficial use of said water burger sandwich to a real dinner, and then It is time to hurry back to the b?d{heîtote
grand stand for the big night spectacle. “Pioneer Days In the Palouse,” and engineer of the state of Idaho, the always gorgeous fireworks displays. Not a spectator can go home unUt- holdlng\a‘d%raU,Tre MarvT “Jdm.
isfied this year, for the exhibits and amusements will be varied enough to knit Riggins. Idahof j a. Said works ol diversion will be fully com-
every taste. I pitted on the date set for such completion, andAn Intensely interesting program has been arranged in connection With the amount of water which said works are
this night show of frontier life, and mnny riders and other performers will be accordance with the*’plans accompanying the brought from Oregon, Wyoming, Idaho and Montana. Among others who Will application for such permit is .03 ot 1 cubic fe appear is Colonel W A. Hlllis, known as “Wild Bill From Up the Gulch,” the 3, S’he use to which said water has been
famous représentative of the Remington Arms company and one of the niost applied Is irrigation aud domestic purposes,^ tt i. j c. . I in * .. and the amount applied to beneficial use Is .08
expert rifle and pistol shots in the United States, who will perform every n ght 0f t cubic foot per secoud.feats with bullets which most shots would consider Impossible in the daytime, j 4- The place where said -water is used is oneIn all more than 300 men, Indians and horses will be used to outline a thril ing ! S,“dKÄ h,7n“ln * ° 4 Sec. A TP. *
living picture of “Pioneer Days In the Palouse.” [ j ^ Theis'oot. r^mo.^ 18
A. E Robinson, Stale Engineer.
; !AT PLAYbetween two of the most famous of the world's aviators.
f THe Camas Prairie MacHine SHop
show there are acres of exhibits to see and all the new attractions on the
City Drug Store ♦** ■Dr. Ë. H. Sheaffer, Prop.
Pure Drugs, Prescriptions carefully
compounded Jewelry and silverware
QRANOEVILLE, IDAHO
* 1* ** l;-Hi** (Jackson's Old Place) *FAY CO. SON, Prop,fg General Blacksmithing and Machine Work. We solicit ÿ your patronage. All work guaranteed.
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Iters will be given between racé events.The band will be the star feature at j ORi)Er T0 show cause on sale of real night In addition to the spectacular , estate.number, including a strong pyrotee
FRANCESCO FERULLO.
BRISCOE’SStellar Attraction Booked For the In-
taratata Fair This Year.Francesco Ferullo and his band of program. ...... j
fifty pieces will be the stellar musical Ferullo is fulfilling a musical triumph Robert Dunlap, the administrator ot the es- foBturn of the eighteenth nnnual Spo- at Idora Park, Oakland, and Is anted : tate of George Von Yarf, deceased, having[filed feature Of the elgnteentn niiuuu. p musical organization second his petition herein praying for an order ofkane Interstate Fair. ; t0 “ave a “ i sale of all the real estate of aaid decedent, for
_ . n con- ‘ to none. Ferullo is a demon with the i the purpose therein set forth, It ts thereforeManager Cosgrove has closed a con a 1 ordered1^by the Judge of said court, that allat the fair .baton. in ms nanct tne uaton IS a persons interested in the estate of said deceased
wand drawing forth the harmonies appear before the said probate court on Wed-from the array of men who sit waiting ft6 S? ^oYen^n^f ’̂day9.";«*^“ Ifor its every turn and curve. court room of said probate court, at the city of !
tt * „moi nt m,iu et-mrrrria at Oraugeville, iusaid co-’Dty of Idaho to showUnder the spell Of this struggle OX eauBe ,vhy an order should not bo granted to | the mortal with the unseen Ferullo the said administrator to sell so much of the j
. , I real estate of the said deceased as shall be uec-1twists, squirms, raves, and bis riven eBBarv; and that a copy of this order be pub-; locks wave and flutter. He a roust a an lished at least four successive weeks iu the IOCKS nave uu . Idaho County Free Press,a newspaper printedaudience into a fever of suppressed ex- auJ published in said county, cltement. Sounds issue in volumes or Dated Probote JudKe.are repressed as a whisper in answer to his every contortion.
The organization which comes to Spokane for the eighteenth Interstate Fair, Oct. 2 to 8, carries voca harpists and other soloists in ad, to the regular Instrumentation, an organization will put on a serit programs never equaled in Spokafie.
The Entrance to Successtinle In the probate court, Idaho county, state of Idaho.In the matter of the estate of George Von
Both Phones
All the green stuff of spring — Fruits and vegetables, we have
them all
Accounting, Shorthand, and Typewriting offer the very best opportunities to young men and young women who wish to enter
business.The MOSCOW BUSINESS COLLEGE offers the very best traiuing. Decide NOW
get this knowledge that prepares you to be master of your future—that opens the door to steadv employment at a good salary.
Act NOW'. Write for our new catalogue—that’s the first step.
.v.l■
■!: JffV ^tract for the appearance
next fall of the famous organization ; which is creating such a furore in the ( California musical world.
Spokane bands will furnish the regular music for the fair, and the big band will appear only in concert pro , grama. A new band stand for their accommodation will be erected In front
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BRISCOE’S MOSCOW BUSINESS COLLEGEMOSCOW, IDAHOBoth Phonea Cor. Fourth and Main Streets
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OVER 88 YEARS’ Lr EXPERIENCE 1r* DR. W. H. CRAIG
DENVER, IDAHO
Ex-Army Veterinary Surgeon
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PARDON.
■T We, D. E Thomas and Minnie 1. Thomas, father and mother of Fred E. Thomas, do hereby give notice that we will make application to tne Board of Pardons of the Stale of Idaho,
itioil at Boise. Idaho, at their regular session ou the first Wednesday in October, 1911, to-wit: October!. 1911, fora pardon of the aaid Fred E.
H of Thomas, uow in the penitentiary at Boise, Idaho, under a sentence imposed by the Judge of the District Court of the Secoud Judicial District of the state of Idaho, In and for the county of Idaho, wherein he was sentenced to a term of imprisonment in the State Penitentiary ot from one to ten years.
Dated August 30, 1911.
lists.
,1 theTrade Marks
Designs Copyrights Ac.
]SKn? a sketch and description mayrïïn„ï\'Brtlll5 0,,r opinion free whether anÄti'yffiSSSUSL*“ COn,mUnlal-
Scientific HuKrican.tr" Illustrated weekly. largest olr-
Journal. Terme. $8 a Hl’»8u »IS11"’*1, 8o'
