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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-23

TUE county printers were paid for
5000 copies of election laws. VIII the
Honorable board OF county commission
.ers see that the county gets what it has
paid for?
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For Sale.

y snap in real estate. Hotel and
furniture complete, and lots on which
it stands. y desirable location. call on
or write TO r. Il. Smith, Crur d. Alene
Idaho.
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HARRISON.


1t first settled in saw mills
On sng mill with capacity OF
hotel and fifty dwelling, Union pacf, Railroad and
three lines OF steamers make regular la-dn =
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THE Pocatello Tribune fayors Can't,
Wells for governor. He would I'M
doubtedly make a brilliant record as
chief executive OF the state.
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TO to Moore's Ice Cream parlors for a
glass Of their delicious Ice cream. They
supply picnic parties. by the pint. quart
or gallon, at most reasonable price.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. VIM. Martin wishes to announce
to the public that he is candidate for
sheriff. subject to the decision Of the
Republican county convention.
FOR SHERIFF.
j. W. >tearns announces himself as a
candidate for nomination as sheriff on
the republican ticket, subject to the de
cision Of the republican county conven.
ton. If nominated and elected ne
pledges himself to a faithful and eco
no'h'cal discharge Of the duties Of the
office. lie is well qualified 10 I'LL the
position.
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w HOLE NO, 1l77.

fire brought il up to his lips. This was
repeated four times and ut the fourth
'Ilnc hc seized the mescal between his
.ccth anu cheWcd it with loud crunch.
ing noise.
Altcf chewing it awhile he took it il
~, ~" hand and held it up. looking now
iAhe u brown nutmeg. and then throwing
oilck ms head swallowed it at a g,1lp, rub.
oii'S ms chest and tic back Of his neck
isller thc operation, presumably to facili
t'tc the descent Of the pellet The re.
naming three We're swallowed in the
same way at intervals of perhaps hall
IN honr. This is generally repeatc,
tAfee times III the course of the ccrelno
ny. making tw.3lve mcScals to each man.
AS soon as the first ,ncscals had beer
eatch tlle man sitting next the old fire
tender took the drum. while his nearest
companion took III one hand Il rlttleanJ
III 'lle other an eagle tail fan and a curl.
ohSIy ornancnted stick. This stick was
used us n hand rest, one end being sci
upon the ground, while the fan was fol
lhe purpose Of screening the eyes from
the blaze of the fire i'll front. The rat,
Tie. tan and stick We're decorated with
various symbolic figures and cQIGrs. In
lts lhaln features the ceremony is Il form
Of rleMeutal worship. the prayers being
addressed q the lncsrttl. the fire the
rAin, tAe cartA. Tic sun ana the morning
star
Ihe ohe now bcgan to shal;o the rat
tla aNtl stlita1 h ,,i!linti ,,4 ,n,E,.a1 ,.,,,,+
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dangerous i'1a;t'ik= ana can never i'.,se
ii"W SANITY or tfe@doiil.
Anihltl",l % excel and excessive study.
rulnlntE;ng IN Temporary arrangement,
are the probable explanations Of Law
renee !rN.lHgss rash act. He Is ason Of
Henry lrylng. and hoped by intense ap-
pic"tipn and tllrelnitting e1nicavor TO
| rival hls fathers great flnle. But, fail
ing to win pol'i,.ar a!'p.ora! at the start.
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was disaster. In later times the same
conditions produced Charles XII of
Sweden the "lna,lman OF the north, .
who failed. and Frederick the Great Of
Prussia. who succeeded. 1t may be con
tended regarding the latter, that none
but Il sane man could 50 hold his own
against u world III arms. but his private
and literary tccentrcities weigh 50
largely in the balance of judgment that
had he been defeated ana his Kingdom
wiped ont. he would toduy figure IN his
tory us a crazy monarch who lost his
heritage. Even more recently the case
of Ludwig or Bavaria las attracted ut
tention. Undoubtedly he was "mean
choly mad. yet without his royal patron
age Richard Wagner never could have
developed his wonderful dreams anl
demonstrated the ,ie;sa on which are
based the music of the future
Bnt inherited power wide dominion
and the thirst Of conquest are not the
only things that shake the throne Of rea-
son. it was Alexander Pope, himself
tortured by deformity and the mighty
ambitions OF a restless mind, who wrote:
Great wit to madness nearly is allied
And thin partitions do their bounds divide.
And i'll connection with these lines
one naturally thinks of DR.. Samuel John
son. a lifelong sufferer from transmitted
physical lnaladlcs: of Chattertcn. the boy
poet and suicide: Of Oliver Goldsmith,
whose brief exiSrncc was at once d farce
and 4 tragedy; " Richard Blilsley Sheli-
\ a a n 7
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All Amerlclis arc COglllNant Of Scan
lan's sad story-of howhe struggled des
peratelN against tile l;lpSes of 4 failing
brain and tried to hold the place he had
won upol the stlGe: Of how he fought
the creeping demon Of decay, and while
yet III physical prime s,1ec11nbed to a
mysterious and incl1rable nalady; but
few probably have noted tho fact That
De MaupaS$ant-s cast resembles that Of
the st1ic}en actor i'll many respects,
Like Sc":II..n he practically huet his lite
before hiln; like Stalilan hc .eninynd
the passing hour, and like Scalllan he
has written ti1lis 10 his career. Yet it is
only ten ya;ti's agotlaJ h. critics Irophc-
sittl tur both the highgst triumphs at
tiigulita i'll the tallings to which they
had devoted themselves. #mo
Henri Et1le Albert Guy de NluwtS-
SAINT sr4S laj.n III 1850 anl Oh attaining
n;ei4h@od surveyed, the field Of human
.nd;aypr and decided 70 hecclne IN
author, Tie Went 10 i'lanbett ana AZ
cured That masters literary patronage.
Under This >.l:ill.ul direction He served
an artuolts apprenticeship Of seven
years. During that time he studied
h0"l.4 h1lman nafllle and III" conStrut-
tion Of ingenious plots, Not until 1850
was i" allowed 70 offer any Of lis pro
ducti9ns 70 the publishers or tic pub
lie. Thcn, 1T Tie 4eof thirty. he made
his first attempt 10 win populal favor
as d novelist, and IT proved Successful.
Mt long ;tfierNalal he took rank in the
same class with sl7Gll men us Zol;,, Dau-
Diet and Bolttget. Paris wanted to know
him, aud lie v:.intat! TO know Paris. He
was "a fine locking follow, with brown,
wuvv hair. magnificent eyes, splendid
physique, the bearing OF a soldier, and
charms Of manner and conversation that
Won the hearts OF women Welcomed
alike by society and Bohemia he went
the pace now spending twcnty-four
hours o.4 Il new novel, and again devot-
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FOUGHT BLACK HAWK
PROPOSED REUNION or SURVIVORS
OF THE SAC AND FOX WAR.

But Few Are LEFT Of the Little Army
That "rcstcd northern Illinois frnn
the s.vagas Sixty icur> y =o-Di>th-
euishe" indinn Fighters of That Tine.
There are twenty odd survivors Of tie
Black Hawk war Thrse ancient veterans
have arranged to hold y celebration Of nc
EiNticth anniversary of the battle of k.l-
losgfs Grove at Lena, Stephenson couny
His. on the 33tti Of next june. and OF
many reasons the OCCASION promises toy
one of more than ordinary interest.
The conquest Of the S;tcS and Foxes w
always be memorable, not SO much hccauhe
OF savage forHYs and swift reprIsals ils te
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The Mormon temple At Salt Lake City,
which Is ui enormous dimensions, Is
built nj HE form Of u true cllipsc, and !,
person standing III tile focus 1T one end
can carry Oh Il conversation III a whisper
with another who pitces himself i'll the
focus at the other end
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n a world Of
cares and unsatis-
fed lonsill!gs it is
natural that the
soul should some
times court OBJ
llvlon ttuh tulu
Nse;'rlly from the
realities Of life to
seek short sur
cease of sorrow
in tl,q illnci,-r
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AlnoD:, the big things raised in Maine
last season were Il beet Of the golden va
riety that Is n foot in length and about
seven inches in diameter, and !, common
turnip that weighs AZ pounds.
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STRETCHED HIS HANDS TOWARD THE FIRE.
into Il blaze with Il beaded eagle feather
used only III this ceremony The feather
was also brou&ht into frequent requisi-
ton to fan awa any PARTICLES Of ashes
which CHANGED to fall upon the mound
Stretching out his hands toward the fire
he then delivered an earnest address,
which my interpreter afterward ex-
rlained WAS an cXhortation to the par
ticipants to enter into the ceremony
with the proper religious spirit, and Il
special word to me to the effect that
they had permitted me to be present
that might note everything, so that on
my return could tell the government
and the white men that it was I'LL good
and not bad, and that it WAS the re-
liyion of the Indians in which they be-
Eevcd, and which WAS us dear to them
as ours Is to us.
The other now produced a package Of
mesc;lls and selecting the largest one
deposited it carefully upon tho top of the
mound upon a bed Of fragrant herbs
arranged in the form of Il cross. Hc
then distributed the lncscals around the
circle. giving four to each man.
Each participant now took Il nescal in
his hand and passing it with sweeping
motion toward the sacred mescal on the
mound and OH through the blaze Of the
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Various English country doctors are
reported us complaining that the parsons
help their own pockets at the cXEr,st, IF
the physicians by practcins medicine
have no medical degree.
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EATING THE 1[ESCAL.
THE STRANGE CEREMONY WIT
MESSED BY AN ETHNOLOGlST.

Unbiased account nf Religious Rites
That Ar. Dear to the Hearts of the
indian-Tle Participants solemn, De-
tnrous aud Earnest. ."......
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nrrR LODGE COUNTY OFFICERS.

The Roster Of Officers Of Deer Lolse IS lis
fulows -:8 ." '.-
state Sell;ltor-W. VI. Thornton. o.|.
District Judged. NJ. nurtee. -M
Clerk of District Court Wtlling Napton
Sheriff. T. Lg"y
Assessor-A. Il. Station ,.-
ttrrk and lt,.rul,er-J +. Brazel'oI.
Cuinty Att0rury-W. :. shaw.
Sunprinteu,iont OF Public Schools - Margaret
1. Wolfe.
ireaS,lrer--R. 7. kennon.
S,lry.yor-iirnry T. Davis
,uronrr-Wiliium Ray.
Public AdminiStrHtur-B. f. Brown.
county Commissioners l.. !lamiltou. George
CttIreli, a. A. MeDouad
Representatives john j. Toole, Silven Hughes,
{. u. CrltchiiclL. +. Hollywood. c. X. llarlen-
brook. 4. Il. Humber, j. W. Blair. ...|
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o Death, thy certainty is such,
The thought Of thee 50 fearful,
That, musing, | have wondered much
liow men are ever cheerful.
Henry Lutlrcll.
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on, as claimed, IS III, HlWi>. etsjpiiapcy
uf the Sf.tfsIs5 fiIe West Effin III up
roar t,lvrr.liuf .lul1l .l1ln,5nl Illinois,
called flr Statrynnnlcrl- ;,Gthe tmiiunai
government tuTIet put the t5rel;8rs.
tsenol9t! Winfield Scott couctrd one
hrHucll OF lllu campaign, and tnnel Zach
ary TaHlutZ another. l.Jn"ttat .irtlrr-
sou Davis wis actively r!ig;tg and lieu
tenant Robert Anderson, act, aS assist.
ant inspector general. miIstal into the
service. IL lot Of "Cliry Gru2hoys" from
schuyler county.=ii4clllfting .ri't.a'n lin
coin aud John L. :St,utrt. .iong ntherS
who par, lcip,,tctl in the hriti ruggr were
Henry Dodge A. e Dotis.,i " Jones
and sydney Brersc.
Here indeed WAS II cullectGjf talent IN
tbs. wll,ierncss Two future .Sl,"nl- O!
tue United Sl:lies, the ea,.er cthc south
ern confcdprttey ami the dptcrr Of Fort
Sumter. stuart W;l> to he .lNvn AS the
silver tol:.5,lea congressman. tnd Henry
Dutgt'ilS hlsgomsiu 5 rnvcrH9tnh SENT
Tor y e Dodge and Homes 20 hec;lnc
senatorS aud We're enthusiasts of the
United States 1T various tnltn courts,
rsililc l51ep~t found diStinctiut4 u lawyer
and rose TO the bench Of tile Sreme court
Of Illinois.
Associated with these pee wcrr the
venerable and hOnoretl fewho h1ii" TO
participate iii the reunion Lena nr&t
june Captain d $ lIarl of t;aru!l,
commanded y conpany nllt battle Of
Wisconsin Heights, Cyrus ehtrnbci.yrr,
Of Apple River, Ills, Ghulder Colonel
James NJ. Strobe. tlnl w tSrvi,t, OF NJ
tnlny. Ills, w:..> III the ,,otltd volunteer
inf,lntry They. 'lS well sl~verh! others
i on the list of the survivors, re mere lads
when they enlisted 10 lit villa. WAS
strn's.i in the t.NtrslvngilutN uniounded
language of he hour the IFtish bought
band Of savage invaders"
Now they i'ac approaci.iI,r haze passed
he eightirth milestone he march of
life. yet probably none OF ii, regrets old
age for the sixty years b,,ah the figh.
1T krllogg's t,rnve and III rc,lnicn ut
Lem, were well worth liik. Think of
the notable events occurl1l between the
dates lS:t3 and lS32zthc ili;iic;t;ion cX-
citencnt, the commercial I.sc and the
wipin. ont of the uationllelt in 1876:
DORIS rebellion. the war vi Mexico, the
exploits of Fremont the '.i,iinder. the
discovery of gold. the or;tt.r;. battles of
Clay, Webster au.l Calho,I,5Aftc those,
John Brown at Harper's s'rF. the civil
VIII. the assassination of l.iDn, the pur-
ch;.se of Alaska. the great CEtso fire, the
Staying of Garfield and the Hugation of
Black Hawk ancient foes, tSiGuX.
Where these old men fight us lads
mere than 500 cities, toSnald villages
now dot the plain, and the Rl no longer
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VOL. %, 233 NO. 2S.
GENIUS AND MADNESS
CLASP HANDS IN SOME MYSTERIOUS
BORDERLAND OF THE BRAIN.

Tragedies Of LunHcy That Have Recent
~ Shocked Those Who Read and Those
WHO Love the staec-some Ke,uarka-
bic Cases Recalled. F-5
a French lunatic ASYLUM, a New York
madhouse and an Irish hospital are to-
day mute witnesses to three tragedies Of
genius.
At Il maison de sante near Cannes
Guy dc Maupassant will rave ont the re-
mainder of his life. At Bloomingdale
Actor Scanlan will sing his sweet songs
and imagine himself the favorite of the
footlights until oblivion shall extingllish
the dim candle Of imbeclity and at Bel
fast, it is to be hoped, Lawrence Irving
will struggle back to sanity and health
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n9ia. IL IN, co-~.aan y Lansing Buick, Deer
I..,. No,t4g:t w..
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finest l,ItAS m th,ri,y. ..u .D .0 "..@
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,set L"ass Motttaft+ Designs t"rn>lrrI an&
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n','9t o'ytl' Wy N"'t'IS ll'-5is,s y w store.
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''''st +il''''' i'''''''i''f' 'or generating
SOFIA 9aFSaIaFi!l;I. Ginger ii' Lemonade and
all Carbonate Drinks. with experienced work,
men in charge, we are prepared to fur-sh
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And pins Ii with II star
AS foractors ard playwright to whom
nethrune1ncnt OF reason came when the
future seemed fa!rest tllci.' ghosts c,o.:l
up by the score. 1t is untlispntrd that
Edwin Forrest lost his mental balance
because of domestic trouble, and John
Mccullough. BARLEY Campbell and TonS
Hart bre;lthed their last us inmates Of
lSYlumS. FRED L. LA ITEt,,
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BY Using

Ayers Sarsaparil!a; for have taken it, and
speak from experience"
In the summer Of 1888, was cured Of
nervous debility by the use OF Ayers Sarsa-
parilIa. Mrs. II. Benoit, G Middle ST., Paw
tuclet, Il. I.
"Several years ago I was in 4 debiltatcd
condition. Other remedies having failed, I
began to take Ayers Sarsaparila, and was
greatly benefited. AS 4 Spring medicine, |
consider it Invaluable" Mrs. L. S. VIM
chester, Holden, Me,
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ls%2, b. American Press Associa-
tlOn,
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1t was about 10 o'clock when the OLD
man placed a fresh pile of wood on The
fire, carefully IliliBg up the sticks in cob
house fashion. with the cuds pointing
toward the doorway. AUa tanning it
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nRNEN EMERSON.
ATTORNEY.
SPECIAL attention given 10 the settlement Of
estates, Al kinds Of conYr>dnrits oliic" III
Coleman BLOCK, Deer i.oi.,".
4, $. CRtNSuN.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
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,,ontann Union Time Table.

J. .,,,,l ana departure of Trains at Deer l'o's'
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,,o, Going tong
rnoK EFFECT NOV. l. 1921 North. eouth.
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'o,.,' '.. #zg5s==zgZ
NuMni Cnrric.I by Tire EIiii,st

.:..%. w. "a JAMES Moon
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EsSCOsaaG SSIEOng
active, and vigorous. To relieve that tired
feeling, depression Of spirits, and nervous
debility, no other medicine produces the
speedy and permanent effect OF Ayers Sar-
saparilla T.. 0. I.oring, Brockton, Mass,
writes: II am confident that anyone suffer-
Ing from the effects of scrofuln, general de-
blity, WANT of appetite, depression OF spirits,
and llSSitudc will be cured
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Business ana L%.% Tx 'hm.. on ali the prin
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VAN GrNDT 4 MIhLl:I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-05
TOUGH LADS
At Winthrop Organize a Band
of Robbers
And Have BurgIarized Several Stores
During the Past Year.
The Leader aad Most Active nembers Under
Bonds for Trial.

wIxrnHof, Dec. f. specisi. "A gang
of yoang burglars has been arrested here
the past week By Sheriff Berry For the
pas, year a, various intervals several stores
have been broken into. 1t has been laid to
certain parties only on suspicion, but last
seek the whole story has been told, one
chapter at j time, until enough was found
out to warrant the arrest OF fonr young men
hose ages average from II TO II years.
IL appear. 10 be an organized gang of
Young ie-peraios, well managed, with. a
leader and captain, who gives bis orders and
The. others obey his commands. If one is
not present at opening he Is notified IN
the morning how the job was done and
v hat was taken aud all about it.
Last week the store OF II. Pennlman was
broken inro and some ctDtiiing taken. Mr..
Pennimaa had bis suspicious and they
proved correct. for the youDg man whose
name Is Pettengill, vas called into the store
next morning and 0wned ap to the crime.
Pettengill brought into il other young men
whose actions IN the past have been re-
garded with suspicion
1BDuL a year aIt NbE 7tolFH'i II. tss
Gale and A. j. Cro.eli were hurglarized
and goods taken. -artes were suspected.
But not until the other day did the real
perpetrators of the crime become known.
II proved TO be some ef this well-known
gang, and was confessed by one of the
number when questioned in regard to the
a day or two ago. The store of l.. o.
Cobb has been broken into during this
time.
This gang has a camp on the west side of
the lake about one mile north of the village
where it is supposed thew keep their plum
der.
Grover, who Is the leader, is under $1,000
bonds for appearance at the present term
of court. Smith is under $500 The others
are allowed to 20 free on good behavior.
Other parties are said to be implicated but
it is not known at the present time TO what
extent.