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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-10-27
VGUR DALgNE u . city OF iaD

rEuR UALENE b . city Of iyDD
~ population. beautifully situated on
the northern shosc Of the famous CGur
d'Airnc lake, - miles east OF spokane
on branch linc Of the Nosthem Pacific
H. II. Lines Of steamers make regular
trips from this city up the lake 70 the
bad Of navixaiion on tbs ST. Jos and
C1us dAienc rivess. connecting at Old
Mission With the railroad lins into the
gold. silver and lead mines The city 10
cue Of the most noted summer resorts
In the northwest. and u becoming mose
popular each year. Its fishing. hunting.
boating and bathing attractions arc a.
most hmitlcn. Tho FINEST u. 4. mill.
tasy post In the west tfogt SheTman)
and Ia magnificent forest park resrrva-
tioa adjosn the city on the west The
county round about IL made up Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
OF yellow pins. DE-. cedar and tamasar.
and tie city 10 destined 10 become =
manufacturing c~ntss fos the products
Of thrse woo<iA Tho business men and
residents arc cnsrsprsssns. and take
prsdr In making the pla1c attractive.
There arc eve church organizations -
baptist. Methodist. Presbyterian. Epis.
corsi and Roman Catholic Tho secret
osdcss arc well rrpsrsented By . lodge
each Of Masons Odd Fellows. knights Of
ryihiaa. A. q. Y, Il. \. H.. and womrns
Helief Cofpa Tho city ID supplied with
slsc,rie iishia. good watrf.woska. an
clssan, public school buiidins. saah and
door factory. two saw.milia, tvo hrss,
class hotels. boat.bailding yards. etc
There ass yet good opportunities 10 en-
gage In lucrative basiness and In diver.
sized farming. MAnufsctosscs arc par.
ticniariy desired. and afv ofIcrcd extra
inducements. Tho summers arc srtn.
prsair. with safsic.ca, rainfall 10 insure
abundant cruts. while Tho winters are
FRYE from extreme cold. No better 10"
cation fos profitable tnvsaments os for
securing ideal homes can be found In
the northwest. There ID always . vel.
come here. among an excellent people,
in q beautiful rcyion and m incompar'
able climate.
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dldats for this once was defeatsd.
They have no kick coming ct the Re.
publiean convention. This honorsble
body gaye them congressman. . judge
Of the supreme court m Attorney
Gsasral. y General Parsons Il really {
resident Of Boise, having built him :
home hare. and tim y about Al that
Ada county 10 entitled to.
The Republicans Of this county win
support Mr.. Bunting most cordially.
and will give the lie to the statements
that tho disgruntled have made 70 the
effect that they are supporting either
Bush or Cooper.
I'D. FLEHNxR.
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Yosr sHxxxAx snors.


Tsssssai 4sists aAA Hsvs Jesss II L.
tsrsst.
Lieut.. Col. J. ii. Bacon, First cavalry,
Asst. Inspector General, Dept. Of the
Columbia. spent the latter part Of last
week ut this post giving thorough In
spection. The troops were inspected
In full dress and heavy marching order.
First Lieut.. McQuist0n has been de-
tailed for course Of torpedo fnstruc-
ton at Wiliet Point, N. Y. He viii
be absent until Oct. !, 1895.
Second Lieut. 7. G. Carson, Fourth
infantry. who recently arrived at this
post, has been transferred to the Fourth
cavalry.
A futile effort was recently made at
this post to organize Rugby foot ball
team among the soldiers, but after rev.
eral practice games the enthusiasm
waned.
Headquarters were moved Monday
from the building near the Command.
ing OsIicer's quarters to the ground
floor Of the post hall
Examination for . teacher for the
enlisted mems school was held at the
post hall Tuesday. We understand
that the teachers examined showed q
high degree Of proficiency. but at this
writing We are unable TO name the
successful sspirant.
Query: Who will be Co. BIS first ser.
geant?
Field musician Lang Of Co. B will be
discharged Oct. -.
Private Woods Of Co. z was dischar.
ged the 23rd inst.
Nine recruits left Jefferson Barracks
No. Oct. %, for this place to join troop
G, Fourth cavalry.
Thirty-dve recruits Of Columbus Bar.
racks, O., have been assigned to the
Fourth infantry.
Hunting and fishing parties are now
being organized. II all who are talking
Of taking leave DO SO. the post will
soon be depopulated.
Major j. Z. Merrill, Surgeon and Ma.
jor U. S. A, arrived at the post the q
inst. He relieves Major J. d. Hall
who has been assigned to duty at Mad
ison Barracks, n. Y.
Corp. Lauterjung. Co. A Fourth in.
fantry, who recently participated in the
army rife competition at Fl. Sherman
Ills, secured fifth prize, a silver medal
SOLDIER.
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ne osstass YsviS Pair.


The beat display 81 fruits and vceet-
ables ever exhibited In this section IL
the collection at tho Spokane Fruit
Fair.
II would be impossible 10 give des.
criptioa Of the cxhibit-tt 10 simply
beyond comparison. There are apples.
peaches. p'nms. turnips, squashcs, 20
tstocs. corn, wheat, cata, and many
other products Of tho soil OF eastern
Washington and northern Idaho.
kootcnai county occupies space on
the central table and her display Of
fruits and vegetables 10 very good.
a squash that weighs ie pounds and
another weighing ~ pounds attract q
great deal Of attention. while three
turnips weighing over % pounds kccp
them company. The main feature Of
the exhibit IA the bewildcring display
Of apples Of oil varieties. colon and
siscs. The fair 10 being largely atten'
ded and the Manager arc making Il q
grand success.
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With the preliminary, but important.
matter Of clothing satisfactorily settled.
We are ready to breathe II very weak,
lie down on IN easy couch. lie dat on
your back. See that the mir Is fresh, but
avoid . drsught Draw In long, slow
breath letting the diaphragm and alb
DOMAIN expand ~ fully ~ possible.
Then BY contraction Of the diaphragm
"A quick drawing Of the muscles over
the stomach-force the air into the
upper part OF the lungs, and hold 1t
there . moment or two before allowing
1t TO pass up into the throat. This il
done BY contraction OF the vocal cords,
and ID not usually difficult. But ii the
cords will not close, and the air 10 not
readily controlled, close the lips and
hold the nose for . moment, which will
prevent the air from all leaving the
apex Of the lungs. With practice, the
vocal cords will come under perfect
control.
Some have difficulty In establishing
the abdominal breathing, especially
those who have been In the habit of
breathing entirely from the chest. But
when the clothing no longer forms an
obstruction. this will gradually right
itself. The natural mode Of breathing
asserts itself most readily when one is
lying down, therefore the position is
recommended for the daily practice.
which should be persistent bat also
very gentle. DO not allow yourself to
become really fatigxed, and be careful
not to make the lungs ache. II one
deep breath brings WEAKNESS or dixzi-
ness. stop with the one breath but try
again when fully rested. The upper
part OF the chest will gradually expand,
and In time will round out beautifully.
The careful practice Of deep breath
ing will cure consumption In its incip-
iency, II not In the later stages. II will
bring fresh vitality to any organ not
incurably diseased. 1t will enrich the
blood more than any preparation Of
iron or cod-liver oil. 1t has greater
power than any anodyne to soothe and
restore exhausted nerves. 1t will round
the throat straighten the shoulders,
OH the chest. give . sparkle to the eyes,
. color TO the cheeks. Those who like
to sing will rejoice to find their voice
gaining marvelously in strength and
purity of tone.--From 'Sanitarian,- In
Democrats Magazine for November.
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TOO OFTEN THE CASE.


A young society LADY, ai,er . round a
gayety, becomes suddenly conscious Of an I'M
usual sensation. She has frequent attac3n a
diriaess, her boek aekes, and she feels 6tss and
generally run down.
Mothers, look we'll to your daughteui
Daughters, look well to yourselvesi~
Let the first symptom deooting the ap.
proach OF disease receive your instant atten-
ton. Healthy women are the hope Of the
race. and it Is wcll-nigh criminal to neglect
anything which premises relief.
There is kope for oil sufferers from Nerves.
Disoascs Read what follows:
Mrs Jennie C. Davis, fine artist and IN
accomplished authoress, Of West6eld, VIA
had been subject to headAche ever since she
could remember. So severe we're her IT.
tscks as to cause at times temporary delirium.
All treatment had failed 70 relieve her, but
after using DR.. Miles Restorative Nervins
she writes: Ny record i to me. u least,
satisfactory. No headache, constantly in
ccasing appetite, and . consequent gain In
weight Of two and half pounds in just ons
week."
Six weeks later she writes "a Have read
and sewed immoderately Of la,s' but my
headaches do not return"
0AtSs SVuu ~. 1AtAlSIpOa 1ht8ASsS0s $3.50
was attacked three years ago with turn Of life
in its worst form. Il finally vent TO her
head. and all indications we're that il would
result either in insanity or softening Of the
brain. Her husband thus writes: Il would
be impossible for mo 70 etisnps descriptions
ef her s.5eriap during al this time. She
was treated BY our s1y bek local physicians
With but temporary benefit She hiss taken
four Bottles of On. MrLE} REyroRATyyB
NERvlxE and is cured. She has gained
twenty pounds in weight tell 700. she
often blessss You for what you have done for
her.
Recollecs that for the Cure Of al Ner-
vous Diseases there II no remedy which ap-
prcaches DR.. Mile' Rsserosirs Nsruas. II 10
free from dangerous drugs and opiates. Sold
BY all drugsisss, on positive guarantee. Or
Dr.. Mils Medical Co. Elkhart Ind.
Sold by MILLER BROS. Druggists.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the district court frs. judicial district OF the
State Of Idaho, in and for the County of Koos-
eoAi.
Phoebe a. S S,.i1ss.' Plaintiff All.. Summon.
william Grititts, DcfendantS
The State OF Idaho, 10 William Griff.tt, Defend.
ant:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
file in the oicc Of the clerk of the district court
OF the INT judicial district OF said state, 10
kaihdrum. County OF Kootenai the coFnpiasu,
Of the above named pisintiG, wherein Judgment
ts demanded against you at the bonds OF mat
rimony between plaintiff and defendant be dis-
solved upon the grounds that for the past four
yeax that the defendant has artfully and with
out cause deserted and abandoned pla ntiff.
And you are also notifiei that unless you ap.
pear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service here.f. II served within
kootcuai county and within twenty DAYS. IL
served cut of said county, but within said Judi
cial district and within forty days II served out
Of said district exclusive Of the day OF servic<
the plaintiff will take judgment .. ainss you BY
piaint
Given under my hand and the zeal 81 the dis
trict court Of the FIRST Judicial district Of the
state Of Idaho, In and for the County Of koot-
enai, this nth day Of August, A. u. ises
ISSAL kOST. BRAGAW, Ciefs.
BY HkxRI I. RAY. Deputy.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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N xxDID ms LIN.

Dsysty SAssif 1rsskhAgaa Cats His
Thsoet.
Last Monday morning Deputy Sher-
III Brockhagen, Of Hope. cut his throat
With penknife and "a houn later died
from the effects Of the self in6irted
wounds. He was the Democratic nom-
inee for sheriff and had been canvass
ing the county. He arrived In Rath-
drum on Sunday and stopped ct the
jail with Sheriff Costello. About six
o'clock in the morning the sheriff
WAS awakened by cries and ran
upstairs to find Brockhagen lying on
the door in the hall with . stream OF
blood gushing from his throat. An ex-
animation developed the fact that be
had inflicted several deep sashes in his
throat aud neck, almost severing the
windpipe. Tuesday morning about
three o'clock death relieved him of all
suffering. His wife was notified but
did not arrive In time to zee her hus.
band alive. The remains were shipped
to Hope where the funeral took place
Thursday.
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hOOUcu9l
Lucy Seeley, Plaintiff.
Geo. Sceiey. Defendant
The State d Idaho. ~ George seeley, defendant:
You are hereby pottaed that there L. TOW on
fle i'm the once of the clerk Of the district court
OF the 6rst judicial district OF said ssase in
Rafhdrum, County Of Kooteasi the complaint
OF the above named plaintiff. wiit rein judgment
fs demanded against you that the bonds at mat
rimony between yourself a.i plaintiff he dis
solved and the custody of the mino, children be
Awarded plaintiff upon the srounds that you
have deserted plsi.tin for one year nnd up
wards prior to the fiins Of this com piaint aud
upon the further grounds, that being Of SUM-
cient ability you have neglected. snd refused 70
provide the com mon neccssa les Of lite Tor plain
tit and children.
And you are also notified that on ess you ap-
tear and answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service heresf, If served within
Koctensi county aud within twenty DAYS II
served out Of sid county, bat within said Judi
cial district, and within forty days, u s-ryea out
OF said district lexel1siye OF the day Of service
the plaintiff viii take Judgment agsinsf Won By
default according to The prayer Of s>om plant
Given under my hand and the Seal Of tie dis
tr:ct court Of the frsf jucscisi district of the
State Of Idaho, in and for the County of Koot-
euai, this Eth day Of August, A. d. lssi
tSEALl RoBr. /. Ek AGAIN., Clerk.
By hlSAY I. RAY, Deputy
JAMES A. KEAY,
Plaintiffs Attorney. fept g.
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latice.

Notice Ia hereby given that the VII
asc taxes Of the village Of Ceur d.
Alepe collected for the year ISIS will be
refunded by warrants on the general
fund TO the parties having paid the
same, upon presentation Of the tax re.
ceipt for said taxes to the Board OF
Trustees.
Done BY order Of tho board Of Trus'
tecs OF the village Of CGur d'Alene.
Made Oct 9th 1894.
s. W. FosTER,
NJ. ,a.at Village Clerk.
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hereby announce myself as an In
dependent candidate for the office Of
sheriff Of kootenai county and respect
fully solicit the votes Of all friends and
Others Ut the November election.
WIN. MARTIN.
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KoorxxAI LoDas No. Z. Kxsanss %
PYTMiAs.-Neets In Pmtsruity Hall
ThursdAy evening u each weak.
Visiting beolhsssAFo always welcome.
Jsmee II Hssts. q. g., Z. r. Mstgssve.
X. Of X. 4 3.
c4UR DALxxR LODGE NO. Y, l. O. O. y.
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r. r MANN,
GENERAL u BLACKSMITH,
Fourth s., Next toy. ". Sander 4 Co.'S
Stors, Ceuf d'Alens, Idaho.
New Work and Repairing Neatly and
Promptly Executed.
Aduinistrator's Notice,

AlninistrAtor's Notics.
Kstase of 6eorge .. wonnscoft. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given, that lctten Of admin.
tration on the estAte Of George B. wonnscost
deceased were granted to the undersigned on
the 18Th day OF September, lspA. by the Probate
Court Of kcot. mai county. ALI persons having
c,aims against said eetate are required 70 ex.
hibit them u me for allowance. at my residence
near C9ur d'Alene City within ten months
after the date Of this notice, or they shall be
forever barred.
This nth day Of October. lsea
uARRIrrrK BELLE woSSAcorr.
Oct 0N kxecutnx.
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Republican nsstiags.
The following Republican meetings
are arranged for this county:
). u. WELLS.
st. Marics. October -: Post Falls, "a;
Rathdrum. November 3; CGur d'Alene,
8.
WILLIS SWEET and EpaAn wIle0N.
Bonners Ferry, October "a; Hops, 20;
Rathdrum, 10; Ceur d'Alene, 81.
CHARLES ". BEALE,
Republican candidate for prosecuting
attorney: Harrison, Thursday. Octo-
Der, II; Post Falls, Friday, Oct u;
sand Point Saturday, Oct. II; Rath-
drum, Monday. Oct 10: Hops, Tuesday.
o't i6; Clark Fork, "wednesday, Oct. II;
Bonner's Ferry. Thursday. Oct 10.
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Dr.. pracs's crsa9 Baking Powder
wes,d'sFalr highest Alsdalsad Dlp,s0a.
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Judrs Ha~.n ..r,. Z. -.
Thursday morning.
Cant a. n p..
thu city Thur,day. "
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Mn. q. W. Bechtsl snert ~. -..,,
In Spokane visitins hsr d.ta, ~. a
II. Porter.
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compass with three links attached "a
bottom. Finder leave at this oaics.
C.B. King and family .ft.r .r.ra
Ing some time In British Columbia. 70.
turned home this week.
For . good suit OF clothing II rs.,,v
low prices. AZ snarantas6 - y, mae.
tailoring establishment.
Mn. Z. DuerseIeo. Gen rhom.oc
and p. w. Johnson Who Attended, ~
annual seaaion Of the Grand Lodge. I.
0. q. r. and Daughters OF Rebekah at
Lewiston. returned home last Saturday.
Mn. ]. T. Scott Il visiting friend. in
Spokane.
Sergeant Van Ettan yisited spokane
this week. returning 10 tho Post Thus.
DAY morning.
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WIN. II. Woods. who was discharged
~ ths posi- The other day. Ieft for the
east wednesday.
Genticman. get your work done BY .
good mechanic. II costs you no more
than work BY poor one 60 70 Old
biacksy. the tailor.
T.. Ingails. Of Colfax. d visiting his
sistes, Mn. w. A. Rsiniees.
v. w. Sander Who vas oonf,nsd n
10 his bed for several dsvs bv sickna..
hss 40 far recovered that hs II af,ls 10
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Drovn 4 Gilman n on. Of the hest
p,sosa In tovn Ths arm h.~ps an
hand a rood stock Of liouor. They
Keen nothing bu, the hr.t cufd. and In.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

Mortgage loans wanted and ncectsased with
eastern perties on improved farms in Kootenai
county, Idaho. We negotiate straight seven per
cent, eva year loans and charH Q commission Of
two Per cent We only want first class loans,
Mortgages renewed that have been taken by
other companies. lnciosc stamps for reply.
Address.
JulyN-tf. MERvIN swoRrs,
BAKER CIR, oREoox.
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Nsties to raxp ayeu.
The taxes Of the year lsss are now due and uu.
less paid before the second Monday Of December,
they will become delinQuedt, ON which date .
penalty Of ten per cent on the original tax and
the costa OF publishing will be added.
wN. RYAN.
Assessor Of Kootenai Co. Idaho.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the district court Ersf inieiai district of the
State Of Idaho, ia AID for the County Of
Knofcstnf
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Call for County Warrants.

Call for County Warrants.
On Monday, August "a, 1854. will pay the fol.
lowing described Kooteuai coanty warrants,
with interest. Interest will cesse from date.
CURRENT HxrRNsx FrHp.
All wsrrcnts on the current expense fund reg
istercd before April n, 1894. and numbers ia.
~, 60. ga, >ls and saS registered on April ~
l0A
REpxMrTloN Buxp.
Number, q and 6 registered Jan. :, lses
FRANK o. HILL,
Treasurer.
Dated Aug. a. iea Kccscnai County, Idaho,
eert.lS-st
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WY N1hArAs e1Nf- - Ccub4
weeping Ornamental! tree. IS cts., TO :; 70 each.
The above trees are grown VA q sandy loan
without frf CATION or manure, aud 10 well
adapted TO the soil here
II. s. BACK, Local Agent
Cc.lt d. Aicne, Idaho.
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Willamette Valley Nursery Go.

PRICE LIST FOR FALL CT 1884
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here teens with vile abuse OF Mr.. Bunt-
ing, and circular has been issued from
. little coterie Of the disgruntled In
Boise and sent out over the state for
the sole purpose Of injuring this gentle.
man with the voters. II IL understood
that this plan Of campaign 10 to Be
kept up TO the day Of election. 1t has
been resolved BY the allied mudslingcn
that Mr.. Bunting shall be defeated.
OF course this too will prove boom
erxng. Mr.. Bunting u too well known
throughout southeastern Idaho to
need any defence at our hand. lie ID
the soul Of honor, . business man Of
experience and his loyalty to the Repub-
lican party Titanic. While he does not
pirate Of his deeds of charity, many
homes have been made bright by his
timely aid during these times Of fnan.
cih stringency, and no worthy cause
ever appealed to him In vain. His
great crime IL that he 10 Republican
and that he 10 the nominee for the i'm.
portaut office Of treasurer.
The Republicans Of this state will sec
to Il that he receives strong and Wig
orous support al along the line. That
will make him the special point Of Of.
fort In view Of the attack that has been
made against him by these mud-sling-
err, and will run him ahead Of his
ticket.
The Republicans Of Ada county re-
sent this insult offered their Republi.
canism by the effort made to win them
from the party nominee for treasurer,
Mr.. Bunting, by telling them their can