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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13
FGelfen'> Piano Recital.

Parties are being arranged iu Ashland.
Petersburg, Manchester. and other ada
cent points to attend the Carl Faeltep
piano recital 10 be- given iu the Academy
on Wednesday. the 25tn instant
Already there ia a great deal Of inter-
est In this musical event and the music
department OF the WOman's College are
10 be congratulated upon securing the
services OF so eminent an artist as MT.
Faelten. This will bc his first appearance
IN this city IN an entire recital. MT.
Faelten visited Richmond some years ago
with Theodore Thomas Grand Concert
f'ompauN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13
NJ. Valentines Tea.

\ charming time is promised 10 all who
attend 81. Valentines tea In the lecture
room Of an First Presbyterian church
tomorrow evening at o'clock.
The children are expected from until
o'clock IN the afternoon. when they will
have grab-bags. Jack Horncr pics. and
plenty OF amusement. Al night dear old
ST Valentine Will be present 10 toll each
person what they most desire TO know
concerning their future.
Each ticket-hOlder will be given this
advice Of -. Valentine free.
There will bc singing by double quar-
tettc. and refreshments i'm AN styles
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13
R.fCTNG M M RES.
The Committee VIII Hear All Interested a.
1o'Cio-k Thf. Ate noon

The Maupin racing bill and other kin
dred measures were sent over from the
House 10 the Senate last week. and were
bv that body referred 10 the Committee
for Courts OF Justice This committee
has appointed "a subcommittee of three
10 consider these measures, and report 10y
bill or otherwise.
This subcommittee will meet A. 4
o,clock this afternoon IN the Senate cham
her 70 discuss the bills. and all interested
in tile matter will be given full hear
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13
Not Vt Cantnre,I

Georglana Smith. the colored woman
who was shot in the face Tuesday night
by Richard Coleman, Is al the aims
house. and ner condition Is favorable TO
recovery. \ warrant has been issued for
Coleman. but up 10 the present time he
has not been captured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13
The ELECTION BILLS TO-DAY.
Consideration Of The Measures Postponed
From Yesterday.
FOR AZ INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.
The r.i Creating one Passed by the sen
atc-.vhc Ncchanie.' Lien i'ill Passed.
Grent Nan, Eiil- Passed in tie House
New Ones in Both Houses.

IftN VNfN ih if'it'
The session VI The Senate yesterday was
Ions and NOT particularly ln''T''u""' o''
q Great deal OF work was done, large
','.,,. ,..,,, raesod.
...,.,...,.,.
..... lif1o discussion over
'.. l' rr I1Vrrsiein 10 pass
r.. fr. consideration of the
if,f- tir ,,EL1 came up as "a special
M . tE. rf..r election measures.
,I t.I n. U.fr0n WISHED taken up
.4 ..... .....lI ON 3D. 40 once
.....,rotiaIy of,no-.d the
...,.. Do. said that tIo
.I ct.... t,,l hon a,,,.
i +t. General Assembly,
ll..tl, fo, d. IN tst. .or,s
.r b.. ff. election f.ifi. and
".""i i' - t..,',,.i,... a., d,
no" i'"' I.' ~ w.. i,'.I
t''rf Nr -" ' ""f W 'N''
Gay i.A'N e....,,.. .,.. $50.
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WON I'd ""' -.
f.t.i' ,.."' i i',.,p.
20. .' t-. q ."..,t"'i i'S H.,
800 ,,'',ii
i.e Do. .lH 'ls. .il,, ,t
upon N.'.'.h '' IN' I".I"", ".,. .ii"l ~
fla ilnr lne Senate was ready 70 con
hli'' DIT .'l '.''"' DO ''' il "...' ~ ....'i
''.e ,,. il...,,tn ,oo 1.,," '9,,
tho DARK days Of i,>l
non If tnc in nn,f To-Day was carried
L. a to.r OF ID D., b..
f,-ef-s,.,,-..f. ,.o,f,fe.foNr,p
'-f0' i--'N' ' ''"i.i i''i '''''
The hiIl creating the Office of insurance
0ommls ioUer came uu a~ unfinished
business. aud after % lengthy discussion
was ordered to its eurrUs mcnt by "a vote
o. 10 % ..
Tne question fr-t came mp ON snbsti-
tI-n offered hN AlI. L0Neustoiu 20 tho hul
as DO came from tho Committee ON Cen
frn Laws. and o. strong speech iu adN0-
ca.v of 10 was made hy AIR. LoVeustciu.
Nr Brown offered several amendments
20 fhe substitute. which wore defeated.
and the substitute was itself defeated by
-t,.t, , ,,,,,. ,,, ana ,,a.
Trc comuauion lin 10 the above meas
ure. entitled 81 300 TO amend inc CODE lh
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13
Cattle Quarantine.

Indignation Is manifested IN Richmond
and throughout Virginia az the action OF
the United States Government In quaran-
timing the whole of Virginia. only sery-
ing fifteen days notice.
Heretofore the nfu-ons non-cattle-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13

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ENDING 81
OF I ATE
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-13

Commencing Monday morning, February
10th, we will offer every
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
FELIPE DERBLAY

mara psrte en la csoeria, porque convene que
al marido no eat6 pegado 40 mujar an pholi.
co para evitar hshlllaa.
Ten risuehs ? tsenquIla eataba, qpe IL con,
templ6 Is narqueaA con proEonda aatisfsooi6a.
sa anino, an POGO superficial, no tnvo nunca ID
menor aospechs de los disgustoa de Cara.
-~Soia bastante felioss para permitiros e1
lujo de ocultar vusatra dicha-diio Is se1oyo de
Beauliu. Ali Este Felipe es Ia perla de los
yernos!
Los csBadores, que lleg ban al trote, ints-
rrumpieron la msrqaess, permitiendo Clara
dsiimular ell embarsze que le cauaaban los clio
gioa de So madre.
La Brede y Tremblsys, sobre sua cabslle o,
blancos de espuma, rojo COMO esoarlsts aqu9l,
palido este como un muerto, venian rodeados
por el alegre esousdr6n que les tributeh> repeti-
dos elogios por su vigor para sufrir t01Co tiempo
la prsecutoi6n de los cGsadores.
Pontiac tooaba 81 tromp0 la Dampierre
econods Ia fueraa de sue pulmones, 50 pioador
Bistocq. pie, con los bra1os caidos aspeoto
de NAL humor, tiraba ds su gran penoo rojo, ori.
tioando entire dientes los afoionados one in.
g .bsu oaxsr, estropaaudo los pobres oaballos
por oorrer en- buaoa de pedezoa de papsl como
ai faeran traperos
De una ojeada vid Clara Falipe, que vol.
via con suaana Y n Ra;oneaa'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
aeROaiMo zERBI ooRRGDoR DE'


0EROaIM0 zERBI OORREDORs sDE
JOMERClU Ags16s de nagoe;os. tiene
3stableciia su oficina calle de la Fortaleza
llmero 19, do esta ciudad. r.
G a n T A r e s
Els una ns ch sin luna, s1
esrn fIeute sin aqua.
es I'm coraz6n que muere
porque le falta esperanZa.
81 / vientO las niece
suspiran las ramae;
tambi6n han M cido mi aliento tus rizcS
Yno murmurs bas.
Bendecid Ia lluvia
que da vida al trigo,
que eea Nuvie tambi6n hiela taE poore
que NO tieEe aeilo.
Desde qae ts halle en- el soto
no cesam>s de llorar:
ia por haberme encontrado,
70 DOE no encontrarte mas.
ANGpL r CHAvEs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

Aaelanttse Sofia, pardndope iupto su
amiga, diiole sl odo eataa plahres, que sonroia~
ron sca uneiillaa.
~1uando llegsmos "a DO eataha junto
Ataaskia. Ls habfe dejado plsntsds cor aea In.
b6oll Dc Pontiac. que ya NO aabs gus roiGo hsoer
con Hu tronapo De ossa IBonita efcidn Ia de
ESQ necio = muy ag adable en- sooiedadl
Eoh6ee reir, miranda gulf erdo !oe ojcp,
con la insolencia invo|antaris do los mfopes, d
At*nasie, que )legsbd ensordeoida por ia t>c mua
de SD oompanero, pero sin atreverse d decir NADIA
por tenor de fsltar a lac veuienoias.
Al ver q Olara, puso AtansEia 80 b a
galope, y hacienda un gesbo ir6nioo al Lu.ue,
q 1e eataba a pie. inmovil indiferente cerca del
osEruaje de 10 sefora de BeaulieU, le die:
Al fin to encJntramos, Duque al miemo
tempo que q la sehora de Dsrblay. Has heoho
mUy bien en- aoompe ia a tn prima
Atanasia echo una disb6lioa mirada a Fe-
hpe, proourando que penetrase en- 81 10 iniuriosa
sospeoha die au alma.
Asf quiso vengarse del abandono I'm POGO
humillante en- que el Gmo do 10 ferreria Ia habia
dejado.
Adelantdse Felipe severe , oasi amenasa.
Pelideoi6 Clsra comprendiendo Que 81
odio implaoahle do In Duquesa lansaha uno
contra otto aquslloa de- honbra
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
A los afcionadOs PiA,oHo PHroEo1Hs. ii i

Tinaud San Jose numero IL, Sc ha recibido gran
surtdo de camaras insta2taneas de las llamadas De-
tectivas cuyo facil manejo sorprendentes resuta-
dos, hacen que cualquera persona solo dia
pueda obtener vstas adn retratos de una belleza
precision adnirables Tambien ven ZEN las reno n
como los de mas pro 'uctos para fotografa
precics muy limitados. .Ofrec6ndose ensayar
presencia lei comprador tanto aparatos como las
placas paoeles. gar Mt zando superior c4idad
y dando lecciones practcas cuantas aclarac ones
Se lie reclamen. 15=l4
Un individuo que pretende pc sar por
sabio dice:
-Yo soy como Socrates: s6 que no sc
NADIA,
-Desgraciafa amento-obeerva uno-
| todo Ell mundo opina como Ueted.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
A1coho1ado Gio1
PREMIADO EN VARIAS EXPOSICIONES


AN,-Farr A-DO
|.
y
d. DR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
CONPlTERIl CRNTRIL San Jasto 4s,
ITTAN PT1Tq Y PT,A

Los duenos de esta antigua Confteria participant
do ellos los que venian surtiendo de pssteleria al
cafe 'El siglo" "Kiosko Central de la plazuela
de San Francisco, estan dspuestos servr dichos
articulos todos los que les dirjan ordenes. Eu
dicho estabecmiento encont ara siempre un COM
Mallorca, Suizos pan de la Reina, tostadas planti-
las, bis"ochos tostados, etc, ETC.
NOIA,-A las personals que hagan encargo al
estabecmiento de Sopas borrachas, Ramilletes, Bis
cochones, Bandejas de duces, Pavos trufados. ia
mones ell dulce etc les hard gran rebaja
sobre los precios corrientes 1910
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
y H A 4 A. D A

Ua verbo hallas en- s'primera
y otro ON ''primera" "dos" ''tres";
''prima" y "tercia" es otro verbo,
''tercia" ''dos" verbo es tambi6n.
''Tercia" y "cuarta" es un gran RIO,
'cuarta" y ttercia" letra es,
y Ell 'todo" NO to de miedo
porque no es de que temer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
.PAPELILLOS ANTZDZSENTER[COS
DEL DR.. j. GARDAN0. HABANA.

Y
Medicamento de EXLTO INFALBE radical
o ase de DEAS antuas bees cuaquera
DI5ENTERA LOS
CATARROS UCERACONES del 6mago nesno TIFUS COLERA
DIARAS ANCANOS TSCOs NNOS Sumnstan los
GASALGAS GASTS AGRIOS ACDEZ de endencas
a DIARRE AS-lABANA==DR H. GARDANO. BELAscoAN =
Ico-D FYDEL GUILLERUETY,
das las Famacia5 droguerias de cedto de la lsla
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
Pa s llt M Y Il :.

soluci6n la Charada de- aver
PAS TO RE LA
MULIAN SILVA SAN JUST0 MUM. I8
DEPOSITO DE M MAQUINAS DE Co
SER--COMPRA, VENTA Y AL
QUlLER.-Se dan plazoa 10 mismo
las nuevas que las usadas garantiza-
=. das, siendo Responsible L. misrna
maquina; lanzaderas agujas de todas
classes para las raismas s infnidad de &C
cesorias difIciles de enuznarar. Adenas sc
compran venden mu@ bles usados.-Sa1
Juan Puerto Rico. I'll D. 96.)
Uua seG0ra entra en- za wagon en- que
hay siete yiajeros con 81 cigarro en- la boca'
Al ponerse 81 tren en- maEcha, prsgunta
la vinj sra:
-; Las incomoda & ustedes que 70 no
fun?
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24

n III II Mr.. Cleveland quie-
IlQ WIIHu9-T0[K re probar Que sin
UU uuUIu iuIN gyandes Of sfuerzos
se puede instaIar un
acueducto expontaneo Dice que ee for
men las caf1erias de cuantas clases de paja
" g6ueros halle, una vez dada la patente
abrause las llaves, que tepdran sombreros
mu0 elegentes y de todos colores. DON
JOSE CID, San Francisco 81, es gran
amigo de 10 bueno. 1910
Un mn sico disputa con uu comercianta.
Este, furioso, da IN bofet6n s su ad.
versario y le dice:
-iTome ueted notG de este!
Ei mdsico responde con otra hofetaia,
Y exclama:
-iAsiemte listed esto en- sus ibrosl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
naMm m&

uaN0S.-H;L 4EJok DE 5TODOs EN Ca
LIDAD PRECIO. RIoJANO TRICIO.; Sc detala Ca
pta Crsto 5 Manuel Rivera San Sebastian 80 en- las
endas de los seores Ayuon Zamorano Puerta De T
Era segunda Mnea certificates orIgen an4iss de
tan exoeentes cados ean disposition del gqste yero
Dcembre 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-04-24
VINO JARABE
de DUSA. RI
CO1s Lacto-Fosfato de Cal.

~L Lacto- Fosfdto de cal contenido en- ell
Vino y Jarabe de Dusart es un
n, reparador de los mas energicos
"a Afianza Y endereza los huesos de los
nilos raqu5ticos: devuelve ell vigor Y la
actividad los dd0lescenteS decaidos linf:i-
ticos, y los que estan privados de apetito,
fatigados por un crecimiento muy ripido
9 los estudios. En- In T'isiS facilita la cica-
trizaciOn de los pulmones.
Las muicres enbHrGzddds one recurren al
Vino Jarabe de Dusart soHortan su
cStado sin iatiga alguna, sin v0mitos dan
4 luz criaturas rObustas.
lei LGc'0 F1*ttio de cal enriquece Ia leche
de las Nodrizaa preserva 4 los ninos de
Ia Diarrca y dc las Intermediates de desar-
rollo Con Sill bcn6fica inflGcnciala Dentici6se
Sc efectua sin cansancio nj convulsioGes.
FARES, 8, rue yiVtcoae en- tocas las farnsoias.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-09
The Electric Lamp In q New Light.

Attention has lately been drawn to the
sanitary results of the installation of cleo
tricity in the city OF London by DR.. Saun-
ders, the medical officer of the public
health. He says the change in the phys
ical condition of tho employees of large
commercial establishments has been re-
markable since electric illumination took
tho place of gas, and the pale faces and
the fabby muscles engendered by ill ven
tilated gas heated easements will soon
cease to be reproach For the thousands
condemned to long hours Of work this re-
lief to the respiratory and visual organs
brings it's attendant improvement of the
moral condition. The toll and grind of
existence then lose some of their despair,
while hope and cheerfulness must take the
place of the dull misery that besets Lon
don's working classes.
1t is known that crime skulks away
from the light of day and that the illu-
mination OF the streets by night is q pub
lie safeguard DR.. Saunders claims that
electricity is q great moral power; that it
protects humanity better than the philan-
thropist, and by purifying the workshops
and the factories the sanitary laws are
carried out with much less friction. At
the present time London has in it's princi-
pal streets 4S3 electric lamps that have re-
placed 1888 gas lamps that have been re-
moved. There arc also in the city upward
Of 1856, 900 incandescent lights used by
some 5000 private consumers of cleo
tricity. This is a large showing for SO
conservative people, but telling results
are already to be noted, nor will DR.. Saun-
ders be last to approve this moral aspect of
the pure illuminating power.-Boston
Herald.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-09

There is man up on Connecticut ave.
nue. whose coachman has been in the fam
lily so long that he really feels as If the
place belonged to him. He felt called
upon to attend funeral--the funeral of
some personal friend of his-early in the
fall, and as an especial mark of respect for
the deceased he asked the head of the
house to allow his carriage to be driven
in the funeral procession. The head of
tho house good naturally consented, and
tho coachman, with a colored friend,
rolled off to the obsequies. That after
noon there was football game somewhere
in the suburbs, and the head Of the house,
who is inor(inately fond of tho game,
went, He won't en- foot, but just as he
trudged in through the gate carriage
passed him going in. 1t was his own car
riago, with his man on the box and four
mourners inside. They had set out for
the funeral, but the procession happened
to pass the football grounds, and their
sporting blood couldn't resist the tempta-
tion to see the game. They sat In the car
riagein luxury and watched the game
whilo the man who owned the carriage sat
on q plebeian pine bench, and-well, you
know what you'd be likely to say yourself.
Washington Post.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-09
Electric Bjtters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suited for any
season. but perhaps more generally needed
in The spring. when the languid exhausted
feeling prevails. when the liver ia sluggish
and the need of tonic and Alternative is felt.
A prompt use of this medicine has often
averted long an5 perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surely in counter
acting and freeing the system from the ma
lar1Rl poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con-
stipation, Dizziness yield to Electric Bit
ters. Only fifty cents per bottle at d. J..
Humphreys Drug Store.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-09

There are just two classes Of men who
are successful in literature, saidthe cynic
oracularly.
Indeed" returned the literary critic
sarcastically Perhaps you can specify
them" 49,
Certainly" replied the cynic. There
is the class that has the ability to write
stuff that commands attention because of
its merit. That is small--very, very small,
comparatively.
''And the otherf"
1T Is composed Of those who have the
gift Of inducing men to take them at their
own estimate. That is very, very large"
Chicago Post.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-09
DEMOCRATIC NORTHWEST, NAPOLEON, O.. JANUARY o. 1896
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

THE treasurer Of HEM S S,. S s .GA
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-09
Poison and Politics.

Fox, the English statesman, was once
approached with the proposition, which
be Indignantly declined, to poison the Em-
peror Napoleon. But long before the time
of Fox the Romans had rejected scheme
to poison Pyrrhus, while Tiberius refused
to entertain o proposition to poison the
German General Arminius.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-09

of
tn
sevea altrtso parsof OF
j. Ell. RESI- County Auditor
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1896-01-09
We May Come to This

sIwant o fine juicy steak, waiter"
Yes, sir. Cart or iarriage, sirfn--Ds-
troit Free Pre- SIS.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11

Don't strut nor walk with pomp-
Gus swell, nor put on airs galore; such
things tend to but WEAKNESS, and
make behOlders sore. Let turkeys do
the strutting, they their fate but lit
tie reck, and they in time for doing
SO will get it in the neck.''
After two weeks holiday vacation
the Rathdrum public school reopened
on Monday. There is a slight falling
of in the attendance, which is more
marked in the primary than the other
departments. The extremely bad
roads prevent large attendance from
the country.
At their regular meeting Tuesday
evening Panhandle Lodge, No. IS, K.
OF P. OF this city installed the follow
ing officers. G. c., T. E. Anderson;
v. c. c., S. f. Beggs; prelate. j. S.
Woolery; X. Of r. and S., r. S. Nc
Crea; M. OF F., J. w. Peters; M. OF f.,
+. Wenz; M. of A., VIM. Ashley, Jr.;
trustee, r. S. McCrea.
Our 'devil" Thursday night tucked
himself III his little trundle bed and
was soon lost in dreamland. He
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11

dreamed he was receiving his reward
for good deeds done on earth and was
engaged in shoveling coal, and could
hear several shouting "more coal !"
which OF course awoke him and TO his
surprise instead of shouting, he heard
beautiful singing coming from merry
sle,ghing party. He sighed, wiped q
tear from his eye, turned over and
went to sleep again.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Meal end Dipaema'
The fall term OF the district court
adjourned last Saturday, after having
been in session since November IL
last. Judge Mayhem fixed the dates
for holding court the ensuing year on
March % and November %, for the
spring and fall terms, respectively.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11

department this week turned ont, com
p'eCe lines OF stationery for the Spo-
Kane and Idaho Lumber connanv If
Post Falls and W. c. Rogers Of this
city.
Get the best and most satisfactory
remedy for
Colds and Coughs
Now on the market.
Schermanson's Cough Pills
Guaranteed to cure.
q. f. Rutherford formerly of Post
Falls, an employe in the freight de.
partmsst of the N. P. at Spokane, was
transacting business in town Wednes-
day.
A large number Of Rathdrumites
attended the literary society at Fin
ney's school house west Of town last
Saturday evening. An intensely in
teresting time was reported.
The dramatic company organized a
few weeks ago will give their first en-
tertainment in the near future. The
attraction will be a farce-comedy en-
titled ''Black- Eyed Sue"
The ''Gentile' chinook which was
followed by a "MormOn" blizzard last
week, has again commenced to de.
vastate the sleighing, which is report
ed to be nearly all gone on the lower
prairie.
The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all Others.
George String Of Standpoint, was in
Rathdrum Sunday and Monday. Mr..
String is interested in mining property
on Blacktail mountain. and some
business in connection with this
brought him to the county seat.
Sheriff Ryan was laid up the first
of this week with quite severe at
tack of pleurisy, contracted on his tril
~ po;co lost week. At this Writlnl
he has fully recovered and is agait
able to attend to the duties of his Of
fee.
AN Ohio court has decided that tn
wife is liable for the husbands sup
port. 1t is his duty to support I'M
family. if he can; but if he can't tn
wife must help. Now, don't all rusf
off to Ohio until the walking get
better.-Fargo Argus.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1896-01-11
LOCAL BREVITIES.

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The county commissioners will meet
next Monday.
Bill Andrus is reported to be quite
low with pneumonia.
The greater part of this week has
been fine weather-for ducks.
O. G. Smith of Hope stopped over
in Rathdrum Wednesday on his way
to Moscow.
Miss May LAWN returned Wednes-
day from weeks visit with friends
at Cheney, Wash.
A. N. Tucker, leading merch 1T
of Post Falls, was doing business in
Rathdrum Saturday.
A large sleighing party of Rathdrum
young peOpleattendeda ball and dram
attic entertainment at DennisOn's near
Hayden Lake last night.
DR.. HOLSTER, the dentist, is en-
dorsed as first-clas, workman by all
who have had work done by him. See
his card elsewhere in this paper.
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Lizzie BalkOw by number OF friends
at tn. residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Post.
A nice evening was spent.
John Holm Of Post Falls, who re-
Gently recovered from a severe attack
Of pneumonia, has gone to Wardner
for the winter. He is not yet able to
work.
The county bonds recently voted
have been signed by the treasurer. and
the outstanding Kootena county
warrants will now be redeemed in a
very short time.
All unpaid Kootenai county taxes
became delinquent on Monda-. Jan.
uary 6. The assessor states that the
delinquent l.st is not nearly SO large
as in former years.
Tom Holm of Post Falls was in
Rathdrum Tuesday. Tom recently
purchased farm Of +. S. Newsnme,
near poct Polls and nynt refs To try MS
fortunes at ranching
Post Falls Lodge No. IA, K. OF f.,
who recently lost their paraphernalla
through fire, have ordered a complete
new outfit and will hold their hrst
meeting next Monday evening.
Ben Kirker, the farmer who met
with an accident while hauling logs
near Post Falls several weeks ago,
and whose life was despaired or for
long time, is reported to be recovering.
VIM. Houston of Ocknook, owner OF
one third interest in the famous
"Continental' mine, Of which ne Is
the discoverer, was transacting. pusi'
ness in town Tuesday and wednesday
On Friday, the 10th, the 6oCn
birthday of Judge Henry Melder o.
cured The event was appropriately
celebrated by party in the evening"
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