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WANTCOL UMN

LIE POST is THE GREAT WANT
,,, MEDIUM OF TEXAS
ne Post is the friend of the poor and
"ceuy ana publishes advertisements for
stations wanted of twenty i've words or
tss three times free
ne charge FOR other Wants" is almost
nontindl ana II you want anything an Ad
al lne Cheap Column of The Post is sure
10 get II Tor you. Especially is suen the
case in
ROOMS FOR RENT.
BOARDING.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ SlNESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST. FOUND.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED To TRADE.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL
BARGAINS.
PARTNERS WANTED.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BUY.
INFORMATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED
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NANTEp-A permanent position In pho-
tosrsph gallery. \. beaumont, postmas-
Ter, Beaumont. Tsxas "a
n PHILADELPHIA drug clerk desires a
noSiron N Texas. one years experience
n prescription work. good references
a1dross ). Tam, s0l y. seth St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. "a
"ANTblN-fo Position as editor or asso-
clhle editor on country paper. Good -
eienccs. Address Rox ei6, GcorgetoWI
Texas. -,
WANTEn-A position In the city ne
strnographer by "A young lady OF con-
siderable experience In law office Ad-
dress a0is this office. n
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WANTEp--To trade good lumber for
house and lot or vacant lot or acreage.
H. H., AZ, this Office, "a
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Financial.

WE HAVE plenty OF money 10 loan on
business properly here In Houston and
Galveston at ~ per cent lntcreG three
and five years time. w II Webb In
FINANClAl,-ti0 90 and ti1'u to loan on
city property at and per cent per
nnnum. u. Moskowilz. room 5l0 KAN
build M. "a
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Special N otico.

ApMl NlSrRAToR NOTICE 49, Having
been appointed administrator OF the oa-
tate OF August Bonner. deceased, all
PARTIES having claims against the estate
are requested to present Thorn to me
for settlement and those indebted TO
the estate are requested 10 settle az once.
n John IMtr"Ntc, Administrators
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Lost, Found, Stray, Stolen.

l .OST-On san JHcnto streets between
Calhoun and Lamar. ono round silver
pln, with gold IN center fast rncd Ia red
nocktio Liberal reward II returned TO
1918 Lamar street. n
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NOrlcE no CONTRADICTIONS J. srnl.t

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - Sualct
proposals wll be received until noon,
Thursday September 10. by The commits
siunors court of Harris county Tor tho
wood and steel tuMituro aud The lns
and electric fixtures Tor the Harris vuiin-
~ criminal court house and ini build
ing al Houston Each hid must he au-
companied by corhnud cheek drawn
by houston bank Tor s2a1 payable TO
John q. Tod. county iudso conditioned
that the h oder Will furnish satsfac-
tory bond IN tn" gull amount of the pro-
postl should the contract be awarded
him. rlarA and specifications can ho
scrn AT the office of Eugene Y. llelncr,
architect 6inis Man street. houston.
The right Is reserved 80 reject any or
all proposals received. Ivy order Of tho
commissioners court
JOHN g. rep, County Judge,
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JOCKEY WILL send winning information
ON Eastern races to a reluhle parry for
share of winnings. Address j. keeic,
"A West llSih street. New York city. "
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FOR THE IMPORTATION OF NIL my
friends and customers, VIII say that |
have purchased the harDcr shop In
rear of krupp a Tuffiy's Ave whit
nrst-cass BARRIERS employed. Fred
Mater &c
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PIANO EXCHANGE. Gus Travis street:
upright II ano Sis5. $780, like new. $50.
ORGANS. sac $50, $40. old Instruments ox-
changed. Tuning and repairing. 70
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TY PEWRlTERS. all makes, nov or sec
Old hand. sold. tented, repaired, neo-
style duplica;or And supplies. typewriter
ribbons, PAPER carbon, oil. etc Texas
telephone G95. iiolst,n. correspondence
solicited 81
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WANTED-At once, a situation, by regis
tered druggist; twelve years experience;
unmarried and DO not use liquor: best
OF recommendations. Address Box ~ 20
Cleburne, Texas. s6
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!, or THE PEOPLE.

n Ic@N' .t.,,p,o snp1s.
=, you for ASSISTANCE "'''e
W ao,o quickly or we homes,
10 DC w. .,,,,,d
rNrais dio ,a.r .o,,c
AZ our honoreu iea'''' sun,
s,nce announced that we had
~" ,,,s country s2t.i0 per
hon IN 'i'' ~ -,,.n,b ,n,on,,
Il was a sinaii o''N"7" ~
,.a II was II larger per cup
s' ayar had before, We
Se hau ,.. ,i,h 4, I,
e could sV' a'V"s -
ain a siatemeH maze Il lew
1, hs bau shown that there
youN! -" ~ country in l>Sg
rulaaoi III '''E -,
nta. but the pc ~ H'4 Aoi
,.,, that and the statement
aSss' had s2i..O per capita ana
W. v" ,sraest per capita n ciltu-
". re,nti-y nad ever mad. WAS
ue Nom lei acne. UuWi-tIy
M,s 10 however. has july
.fa condition Of the treasury
" "a have only S2l per cap.ta
JON. Tllls 3 "a" ,..,, '," w. ~
lwo years ,he ,',. ..,,i,a
49, ann,pm,riot. cnanricn ana
w MN priest. kncCNs off Of
"a, n,IDj IN u ID. winch Will
~, S,,c., the amount N circula-
Finer and woiS s'.i,' r .ta, :
/ The Boston ihlii'Vl..l'' UNI" u :
pon whom we az v,. Va XXI '' ",,,,
4 pressnt, nihts u Hl'7 ias' ~, ~, !
that d great ~ al o, '',e S' 60
4 The pockets of thlfiniii ..,.l = a,iu-
Means and vai nous pcoI'c ,, '"y :
tpign countries. ~, on ~ MS
s,as he UNIV 'l.nsis hia ., NJ
statement that H. Wh', -, Ns mn" -
EN"rH' 10 Nt"',''"" q tiie
1 we're lost 1r des' Ve".I' ON
wicked save ri.es VII ~ S'.P'.
kse argue tnat u "Hoir 10Y o.
( ether KINDS OF mon y IN thls
h. been lost or d'si ruHeu, an u
lhr we homes iinnllleS deilucra' ;
anarchists VIII prov ny 'uV
bglts that We nave KY Rut NOR -
s. per capita III circulation IN
h. 49,,
III | suggest Is 10 holH u con-
Srpos,d Of orr irailuR if,'nnss.
Hanna Jonll ? ne maui - Jun -,
grcv.r Cleveland d. iIcrppil'
fllianl " A''i''N 'll IN. OF
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N1ANl- \ HOME TREATMENT FOX
uterine troubles. Investigate AT 4o2 B!nz
building; lady attendants from TO y
n. m. HdVice and health book free. %
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20 YOU WANT Ncu'y OF flowers on
yong rose bushes! II So get the lruncd
at once by the only practical gardener
in Houston. Aidresn Daniel Pcrdre ".
FOL Congress avenue, city. a
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WANTED--By lady OF some experience.
position In dry goods store or work of
any KIND; IG this office. q
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STAND PRIVILEGES FOR LABOR
DAY September e. 1896. at Forest Park.
lemonade.
candy
roannts.
Fruits
BABY Rack.
cane Rack
Target liilic
Notice iilds are invited for above. TO
be scaled and addressed TO stand Com
mitt.c at No. Nh. Main street, bids 10
he opened LIST OF September AMI awarded,
half of same TO 'r mid oh TINT day
aud balance September at o O'Clock. ON
grounds. ~
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So AVERAGE weekly mel Income with
500 invested. safe. conservative: pros
prcius, proofs, free +. DAILY. 1898
broadway. New YORK BIS
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Business Chances.

FOR SALE--One of the oldest and larg-
cst and best paying confectionery IN the
state. present owner wshlng to retire
from businras. he chance OF a HE dine
For particulars call or address ]. a.
I.abartho. Galveston. Texas. "a
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STEADY man. 80, wants to learn baking.
confectionery or candy making. win take
BOARD and small pay. Address No. /.
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For Sale.

FOR SAbE--Scvorai SECOND hand engines
and boilers. Machinery. casting and re-
rsair work. A. & Il. +. McGowcn. Hous-
ton, Texas. 70
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COTTON - Wanted, position In cotton
business as weighcr. sampler or yard
clerk Is years experience. salary no
object, best references. T. q. bon M q
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prs. Warner, Balfour and White.
Board and Rooms.

NEWLY furnished south rooms with gas
bath, and excellent board: also table
boarders solicited; will take orders Tor
all kinds OF cake. Address ll0 Mekln-
ney avenue. ~
HOARD AND Elegantly fur
nishcd roomN In private family, 10 par
ties without children: all modern con-
veniences. also excellent table board.
1911 Texas Ave 20
FOR RENT--A large southeast room.
nicely furnished, with all modern con-
Neniences: with or without board, at
1915 Prairie, corner Caroline. %
GOOD table board and nicely furnished
r.cms, $50 per week; table hoard per
W ok So. trans.enis 75c day. AT sls
Fannin stree. =
PRIVATE family would like couple with
out children or two young men to room
and board house modern, elegantly FUR
n,shcd all home plly leges. Address "S6.
this offlce. - ~
POINT HOTEL Strictly
FIRST class: updtr new management;
rates $50 per week room ana hohfdl,
speciai rates 10 families free saii daily;
freA baths. fishing tackle and boats.
Address by postal Lock Box Us. Hous-
ton. ----------------- ~
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CAUTIoN-Any person huying old furnl.
turo under our name Is mlsrrprossoutlng
Grcenbcrg Bros. 4o5 ard 307 Travis ~
N
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Protest. onal.

g. o. coTToN 4 BRO. Fi, nj. In'. .Is..,
corner Franklin.
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FOR ENCitANGE--A complete lie plznt
in n good town, n $4,000 stock of drura
IN beat town In Texas: scvral irprovcd
farms: choice business property In Hoiis-
have tho largest lis, OF exchanges In
the state and can suit you on nlmost
anything, send me list II what YOU
have 10 soil rent or exchange. prompt
and careful attention given 10 ali bust
moss Entrusted with me. n, NJ. Nor
fleet. 10
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NoIlCl;-nn the 10Th OF May last | sold
my interest In Montgomery y Robin
eun's mlll NJ Spencer, Texas, to W j,
Montgomery. who igannl"s All lndcb-
riucss and collects all liabilities, j. ".
Roblnson. IS
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TARPON FISHING r. We handle The fin
cst line OF tnrpon fishing tackle IN tho
state. come to Roekport and see. or
Texas. y so
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Wanted to Buy.


II YOU WAST to huy or sell second.
hand furniture and an other household
goods call on the Boston Furniture CO..
bfd Prairie Ave, 4, cramer. Agt. ~
HAVE several customers for Third and
Fourth ward property Tor cash ana easy
payments send me "A lint OF what you
have. wanted to rent nice cottage
clogc in. y. NJ. Norfieet, Hntchina
House. II
ANTED-slscond handed buggy. IA
spring or buck board wagon, must be
In good order: cheap for cash. Write
or call, Mr.. q. Wlngaic. Congress ana
Cras ford streets builder, cry. ~
5000 ON HAND-Highcst price paid for
secon1 hand furniture and stoves. II
YOU have anything to sell, call on chi
cago supply Co., sN Prairie Ave. HouR-
ton, Tc1aH. g-l1
HIGHEST PRICE paid for secondhand
gontlemens clothing. Drop me postal
and | viii call. II. Captain, 5)2 Milan
and Prairie. II
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FOR SALE OR TRApE~-Thc rcgistcret
stallion lImmcrct. ia,aM, by iSono Jay.
Count Wilkes. George Wilkes iiamhle-
tcrian Belle nranden. Marmaduke. aON2
Marion. Mambrtno. Chief, H. Address
NJ. u, Taylor, Wharton Texas. 81
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TO TRADE OR EXCHANGE for lumber
or anything of equal value, ono 6o-inch
return tubuler boiler. one piece OF 7-ig
inch shaft and ono 4sx26 iron pulley. l..
II. Miller city. II
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DO YOU WANT plenty of flowers on
your rose bushes" II So get them pruned
at once by the only practical gardener
1 'DurrpSS avenue, city -
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RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN wants pO.
sition as bookkceper: experienced in gro.
cercs, commission, and drummer aged
a.; &. l.. church and Y. Nj. &. AS Will
gain n teacher of vocal music. q. ID.
Vaughn, Alvin. Texas, n;
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FREE STAMPING outfit. over 100 de-
signs send one dime to pay cost, post
age. adv, &c. three months suhsCrip-
ton 10 new illustrated magazine In
cludcd Tho Columbian. 10 10 Il OTIS ST.,
Boston Mass u
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Trade or Exchange.

WANTED TO EXcHANGE-Loose or
naied hay for q buggy. cows or water
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FIVE PER Gent week profits IN the
average return on my "huctuation sys.
tenn" send for pamphlet free. w. j..
Forest, 50 Broadw way. Now York S1s
FOR SAIE-Thc furniture and fixtures
Of a hotel. good location. Address g022
this Office. e.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-04-18
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To f. J. BARTELS. your heirs and assigns:
You are hereby notified that we have ex-
pended two hundred ($200.OO) dollars in la Dor
and improvements upon the BernardinO and
the First Westerly Extension of the Bernard
Lode mining claims. situated on the Traille
riveror Little North Fork Divides at the head
OF Cascade Canyon In an unorganized min
ing district, KOOtenai County State of Idaho,
at the ratio of one hundred ($1OO.O0) dollars
upon each of above-described claims that
being the amount required to hold said nremi-
ses under the provisions of Section 1924 Re-
vised Statutes of the United States. for the
year 1895, and II within ninety go! days from
the service of this notice you fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion OF such expend-
iture as cO-Owner in said Bernardino and the
First Westerly Extension of the Bernard
Lode mining claims which amounts to one
hundred (S100.00) dollars, together with the
costs of this notice, YOUR interest in said
claims will become the property of the UNI
dersigned under the provisions OF said Section
1924 Revised Statutes Of the United States.
JOHN b. LEIBERG,
CARRIE e. LEIBERG
Hope. Idaho Feb'y 20, 1896
nj. IN. 30.
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the professors qualifications as an in.

" Of the professors qualifications as an in
structor.
Thos. Fitzsimmons, N. p. agent at
this place for six'years or more. on last sun
day left the company's employ to engage in
business for himself. Mr.. Fitzsimmons has
been an efficient agent and during the time
he was engaged in looking after the COM
pany's interests at this point made a number
OF friends who wish him all possible success
In any and all future undertakings. His sue
cessor in the service of the N. p. here is L. H.
Stogdill, formerly of Walla Walla, who is Civ
ing every evidence Of his efficiency to ably
discharge the duties incumbent upon his re-
sponsible position.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
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New Schedule.

Since the new schedule on the
Northern Pacific went into effect last
Sunday trains leave Rathdrum as fol-
lows: West bound, No. l, 2:lO p. m. /;
No. 3, SIS a. M: local freight No.
81, 1910 p. m. East bound, No. 2,
1866 p. M; No. 3, 1912 p. M; local
freight No. So, 1910 p. M. Nos.
and are the fast mail trains, run.
ming on a schedule Of As miles an hour.
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Notice For Publication.
L. s. LAND OFFICE AT COEUR D'ALENE,
IDAHO, March 49, 1896.

Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
register and receiver at Occur d'Alene. Ida
no. on April q. 1896. viz: Daniel Robins, for
the VIZ Sec. "a TIP. So N R3W IN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of. said land. viz: John Shafer, Rath-
drum Idaho; X. G. Thompson, Martin L.
Beach and A. G. Lewellen, of Athol Idaho.
Any person who desires to protest against
he allowance of such proof, or who knows OF
regulations of the interior Departments why
such proof should not be allowed, will be
given an opportunity at the above mentioned
time and place to crOss-examne the witness
es Of said claimant and to offer evidence in
rebuttal of that submitted by claimant.
JAMES GRAHAM
M. 21-A. %. Register.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Gold Medal Midwnter Fair. San Francisco.
Notice For Publication.
U. S. LAND OFFICE AT CoEuR DIAL

u. S. LAND OFFICE AT COEUR DALENE.
IDA, March %, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
and that said proof will be made before the
register and receiver at Occur d'Alenc. Ida
no, on May Is. 1895, viz: Anton Binder. for
the lot No: |. and S. E. u N. E. "a, Sec. 4, Up.
81. N. r. s w. b. M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
OF, said land. viz: Richard Tautenhahn,
Emery B. Martin, William Barr and Ernst
PLACER, all OF Rathdrum, Idaho.
JAMES GRAHAM,
Am. g. Register.
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PTiCe-LiSt Of the Idaho Mer.
camille Company.

Fine L. M. Raisins, per pound. .O5c.
Best Sun Dried Apples, per ID. to O7c.
Best Evaporated g /" O8 to 1Oc.
Industry Soap, c'ks for Csc; box, soc.
Climax Soap, 8 c'ks for Csc; box, 6Oc.
Smilax Soap, c'ks for Csc; box, 75c.
d. S. Bacon, per pound. :. .O73c.
B. Bacon, g +" 1Oc.
Picnic Ham, $. !" ..O7c.
5-pound pail Pure Leaf Lard .4Oc.
1O-pOund s $. +" 8 75c.
White Lily Flour, per sack. roc.
Snow Flake. $ !" $ 75C.
MILLINERY, MILLINERY, MILLINERY.
Come and see our t1ne line Of ladies'
trimmed hats at less than Eastern
prices.
IDAHO MERCANTILE CO..
Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

AOCAA lbhEVlT1ES.
Deputy Sheriff Harris and wife were
Occur d'Alene visitors on Tuesday.
Gus and Oscar Melder of Spirit Val.
ley are visiting in the city this week.
Judge MAYHEM and Stenographer
Libby are in Spokane for over Sunday.
II. j. Steffey of Lakeview was in the
city several days this week on business.
Ed. Beggs was Spokane visitor
Yesterday and while there purchased wheel.
George Hazard, the well-known
Washington politician was in the city yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey of Lake.
view we're visitors in the city during the
week
Go to Rodener's for bargains in
Furnishing goods and footwear. Spokane
prices.
Harry Davis, q former resident of
Rathdrum is in the city shaking hands with
friends.
Thos. Fitzsimmons and family have
moved into the dwelling formerly occupied
by the Burns family. !
Seed wheat, and a full line of fresh
seeds in bulk at the Idaho Mercantile Co..
Occur d'Alene. Idaho. 1T.
O. B. Masterson will leave IN few
for B. c., and Dick Melady will take his posi-
ton in the Hail saloon.
d. Rodener was in Spokane on bust
ness Wednesday. His family moved to Echo
farm at Fish lake Thursday.
John Mitchell formerly of Post
Falls, and well known in this city is in town
shaking hands with friends.
Miss Kittie Rusho purchased a
Crawford" bicycle this week. Lady cyclists
are now in the majority in Rathdrum
FOR SALE-Fruit trees for spring
planting. For healthy thrifty and vigorous
trees call on A. d. Robinson, Rathdrum, Ida.
w. A. Hart is having a stage built
in his hall and has added two dozen new
chairs, making the seating capacity of the
hall 120.
The Rathdrum creamery is prosper
ing. The milk product is daily increasing
and the institution will be soon running its
full capacity.
Col. D. II. Budlong and Editor
Scott of Occur d'Alene City, were in the city
Monday on business before the board OF cOun-
ty commissioners.
Miss Mary Spencer, primary teacher
incur public school has sent for an "Imperial
Dicycle and will be ready to join the lady
cyclists club in another week.
W. A. Hart was in Spokane on bust
ness Tuesday and while there purchased two
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Aid Society was well patronized and quite
success. The ladies took in ss1l5. The menu
cards used on the occasion were real novel;
ty and caused much merriment.
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or so great IN Ieav.
eni1g power as the Royal
When Judge Mayhem discharged the
trial jurors yesterday he paid them as nice
compliment as ever similar body received
from judge. and which they well merited.
They were sober. well-behaved and intelligent
as any jury that have ever assembled at a
term of court in Rathdrum.
At business meeting of the local
Christian Endeavor society last Wednesday
evening the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: Fred E. Melder,
president; Miss Della Dyer, vice-president:
Miss Addie E. Smith. secretary; E. NJ. Jacobs,
Cor. secretary, and Miss Lizzie Balkow, treas
urer.
Contractor F. F. Travis completed
a new school house in the Ramsey district
east of town, where the old one was burned
last fall. After the material had been all
prepared and on the ground it took just 81
hours for Mr.. Travis and two assistants to
construct the building, which is said to be
very substantial one.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator to
prevent illness from Malarial poison which
comes with the spring months Simmons
Liver Regulator is mild laxative that
cleanses the blood. An excellent Alternative
and tonic for the spring. Il have been very
much improved in health by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator."-M. Newport, Williams
burg. Ky.
The two arch refOrmerS, Il. II.
Anderson and the genial Samuel Cincinnatus
uerren. endeavored hard to expert" The
SILVER BLADES county printing bid. SO that
it could be made appear to the commissioners
that it would be beneficial to the county 10
give J. T. Scott of the Press, a bonus OF S45o
on the election work alone. Taxpayers Will
n1ease make note of this. Facts aud hgures
sneak for themselves.
The new board of village trustees
mat and qualified Monday evening, ana the
old board was dissolved few DIS were al
lowed at this meeting but no other business
was transacted, except electing officers OF the
hoard for the ensuing year. Henry Reiniger
was re-appointed treasurer, DR.. \. "ehz'
clerk, and W. A. Hart, chairman oi oie nc"
soard The time for regular meetings was
a.onaad heing the End and 4th Thursday
evenings of each month
H M. Strathern, the enterprlslng
manager of the Spokane & Idaho LUMBER TO-
Of POST Falls, was in the city on ouslnes:
T,osdav and made THE SILVER BLADE
uo coil Mr.. strathern was at St.Jo
p :, week on timber business and while there
las, rn ws1 that Prof creekmqr formerly pr I'm
q Issi Rest F9 a PHss !
gasar az If the district where Prof. OreekH i
i u nete al school, rJoe Fisher spoke mgr