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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-03-28
Cell Tor cssaty warrants.

Notice Is hereby given that Am
prepared 10 pay the following described
ootsnai county warrants With interest.
n,erest ceases ten days from the iirss
Solicitation Of this notice.
81 ROAD rS-Np.
An warrants issued In the fiscal year
PC. prior 10 October Sist and numbers
% to Ss. both numbers inclusive.
sued October 81. 1886.
b CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
4 All warrants issued In the fiscal year
SO. prior to November LIST and mum.
Ders Isl TO sio. both numbers inclusive,
bsucd November I. 1886.
The Gscai year begins On the second
Monday In January.
eebgs.iot FRANK o. HIr,
Treasurer. koo,cnai County. Idaho.
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TvEUR DALENE is a city of 900

NTCR DALENE Is 4 city Of 1000
- population, beautifully situated on
3he northern shore OF the famous C1ur
'Alene lake, - miles east Of spckanc
On branch line Of the Northern Pacific
p X. Lines Of steamers mHke regular
Nsips from this city up the lake TO the
bad OF navigation on the 81. Joe and
cmur d'Alcnc rivcS. connecting At Old
Mission with the railroad line into the
pold. silver and lead mines. The city Ia
ene Of the most noted summer resorts
= the northwest, and In becoming more
popular each year. Its fishing, hunting,
boating and bathing attractions are nj.
post limitless. The finest L. s. mill.
SAry post In the west (Fort sherman)
end It's magnificent forest park rcserva.
ION adjoin the city on the west The
Ds1ntry round about Is made up Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
q yellow pine, Ar, cedar and tamArac,
md the city 10 destined to become q
manufacturing center for the products
q these woods. The business men and
esidents are enterPrising, and take
pride In making the place attractive.
There are FIVE church organizations
Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian, Epis-
Dopal and Roman Catholic. The secret
orders are well represented by . lodge
Dach Of Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights Of
Pythias, A. O. f., q. A. r., and Women's
Relief Corps. The city ia supplied with
Dlsctric lights, good water. works, an
Dlegant public school building, sash and
loor factory, two saw mills, two first.
plass hotels, bodybuilding yards, etc.
There are yet good opportunities TO en-.
Bage In lucrative business and In diver.
bined farming. Manufactures are par
Dicularly desired, and arc offered extra
Inducements. Tho summers arc tenn.
psrate, with sufficient rainfall TO insure
abundant crops, while the winters are
free from extreme cold. No better 10.
cation for profitable Investments or for
securing ideal homes can be found In
The northwest. There 10 always vel.
como here. among an excellent people,
in beautiful region and m incompar.
sbls climate.
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Notice Of insolvency.

In the District Court OF the First Judicial Dis
uict Of The state Of Idaho, in and for kooleuai
county
In the matter Of Prank Bristow. an inso,venr
debtor.
Frank Bristov, having filed in this court
his petition, schedule. and inventory in in
solvency. by which il appears that said Prank
Bristow Is an insolvent debtor, the said Frank
Bristow is hereby declared 70 Ne insolyent.
The sheriff Of the county Of Kootenai, state Of
Idaho, is hereby directed to take possession of
all the estate, real and personal except the tools
Of his trade mentioned In the said insolvent's
petition and schedule. which said tools are ex-
empt by Law. and of all his deeds. vouchers.
hooks Of account and papers, and TO keep the
same safely until the appointment Of an assignee
Of his estate
All persons are forbidden to pay any debts TO
the said insolvent or 20 deliver any property
belonging 10 him or to any person, firm or asso-
citation for his use.
The said debtor is hereby forbidden to trans
fer or deliver any property until the further
order Of this court, except as herein ordered.
II is further ordered that all the creditors Of
said insolvent debtor he aud appear before the
Honorable A. f. Mayhcw, judge Of the district
court Of the First Judicial District Of the state
Of Idaho in and for kootenai county. in open
court, at the courtroom Of said court in the town
OF Rathdrum. county Of kcotenai state Of Idaho,
on the 10th day Of March, 1856. at 10 O'clock A.
nj. Of that day, 10 prove their debts and choose
an assignee Of the estate Of said insovent debtor
II is further ordered that this order he pub
lished in the C9ar d,Aiene PRESS, q weekly
newspaper Of general circulation, published in
the town Of Ceur d'Aicne. county Of koosenai.
state Of Idaho, as often the said paper Is pub
lished before the said day set for the meeting Of
the creditors Aud II h further ordered that In
the meantime all proceedings against said insoi-
vent debtor he stayed.
Dated this sist day Of February, iSx
A. X MAYHEM. District Judge
A true copy Of the original order on file in my
ONCE.
Attest my hand and the seal Of said court, at
Idaho, this ssth day Of February. lsae
tskAll koBr. s. BRAaAw,
Ms Clerk.
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GENERAL FUND.
ROAD FUND.
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that on the
first Tuesday in April, next, being the
9TH day Of April, A. d., 1886, the annual
village election for the village of Ceur
d'Alene, kootenai county. Idaho, will
be held at the building known as the
pavilion in said village for the purpose
OF eiecting Eve trustees for said village
for the ensuing year, which election
shall be open at nine O'Clock in the
morning, and will continue until seven
O'Clock in the evening Of the same day.
Dated this It'll day Of March, A. D.,
1896.
II. L. BANCROFT,
marHS Village Clerk
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT C4uR p'ALkxx. IrAHo.
Feb n lSak

HsNNU VFFNE At VNCW y AEENk INAHO.
Feb. -, lSk
Notice ts hereby given that the following.
named settler has hied notice of his intention 10
said proof Will hc made before the Register and
Receiver a C9ar d'Alene. Idaho, on April &,
,SS. VIZ; Thomas Costello for the s. W. a &
ne names the following witnesses TO prove his
c c.sa ss% rcsdeaSe ncon and cultivation Of
Saiu sand, M: John fernan, Patrick Flood,
William Miller, Edward Stanley, ali Of CTur
d'Alene. Idaho.
Any person who desires 10 protest against the
substantial reason. under the Law and the ry.s,;.
lations OF the Interior Department, why such
proof should not he allowed. will be given an
oppor!unlly AZ the above mentioned time and
place 10 cross the witnesses al Said ciai
submitted by claimant
. JAMES GRAHAM.
'e"<"ot Register.
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Uun1oP the wheels.
Last Tuesday two young men, who
claim to be from Roslyn, Wash, one
named Stair Briggs and the other Ed
Heron, were working their way through
to Montana. At Ratbdrum they sue
ceeded in catching the brake beams Of
freight No. "a. When the train reached
Athoi, IL miles east Of there, one Of the
young men. Ed Heron. was discovered
and ordered OF BY brakeman, and in
attempting to get off while the train
was In motion, be slipped and fell, was
caught under the wheels, crushing his
right arm, and left leg below the knee.
He was taken to Rathdrum by an en-.
CINE, where bis arm and leg were am
putated. His partner, Briggs, says that
Heron is IL years old, has been going to
school in Seattle, and left home on
account of some trouble with his father,
who for seven years has been employed
as way boss at mine No. 2. Roslyn.
Heron's parents and brothers live in
Roslyn. His condition is critical and
he IL scarcely expected to recover.
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Call for County Warrants.

Notice Is hereby given that l am pre-
pared TO pay the following described
kootenai county warrants, with inter.
est Interest ceases ten days from the
lirst publication Of this notice.
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
All warrants issued in the the fiscal
year 1885, prior to November q, 1885.
ROAD FUND.
Warrant No. 707, issued Oct. 81, 1896.
The fiscal year begins on the second
Monday in January.
mar.l+mayl0 FRANK o. HILL.
Treasurer, Kootenai Co., Idaho.
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nKsBYTERIAS.-Sunday school 10 4.
m. Morning service At II O'Clock;
evening service 1t 7:10. Wednesday
EoveaiDg prayer meeting NJ 1850
ii. l.. DEFFENBAU6H,
Acting Pastor.
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Secret socistIss.

GsxEaAL JAMEs A. GAaynID GAs.
ox. No. -, u. A. 4 N. u, U. &. A.
Dets In Sanders ball, Ceur d'Alens.
eho, every sltssnats Monday. at D
plnck p. N. Commander, Henry Van
Tan; Adiutaat. 8. ]. Clark Quarter
ster. Thos. Norris. Waiting com.
des always welcome.
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80 Ft4
xssssss lgasefA1ssssss 81 wssesrs nsysb.
nsass Jsia Issuss.
Protection and silver were Joined IA
pounOal wedlock last night.
There was conference Of leading
manufacturer Of the east and the Re
publican silver Senaton Of the west Ia
this city yesterday afternoon and last
night. The inception Of the movement
was In q letter from . Pennsylvani
manufactures 70 the Republican silver
senators on tho 9th day OF this month.
Tie manufacturer are impressed
with the prevailing low prices for their
product. They agree TO the Importance
Of increased prices and they do not
differ - TO the means " bringing the
same about.
The manufacturers want protection
In The Suiss OF higher duties for their
goods and the silver men want protec.
ton Tar the white metal In the shape Of
free and unlimited coinage. The man
ufseturen have been converted TO
bimetallism By the independent action
of the United States. while the silver
man have been protsctionists all tho
time.
Tho time was ripe for action. So by
appointment more than . score Of the
leading manufacturers Of Philadelphia,
representing millions OF invested cap.
ttal. came over here 10 confer with the
representatives of the silver mining
states Of tho west. They called 1t the
thrift Of the east joining hands with the
enterprise Of the west.
The conference began In . committee
room at the senate end Of the capitol.
and after several houn adjourned to
the Hotel Page. where it, sitting was
completed. There was . free inter.
change OF opinion and II WAS found
that the opinion was all ono way. 1t
was for protection and silver ~ the 70
publican slogan Of the coming cam
paign, the war cry to b emblaxoned
upon the banners Of the party. by
this sisn they propose TO conquer, per.
hsps 70 bolt.
But Of this latter there were no sur.
face signs in the conference and none 10
apparent In the statement given out.
A ono Of the senator's said to the
Times: THAT 10 bridge We viii not
cross till We get TO IL, aud We hope VIC
will never reach it," This in answer TO
a question - 10 what they would do IL
the 81 Louis convention refused to
adopt . platform In the line Of their
ideas.
This Ii . serious and formidable
movement. The men who took part In
II arc men Of might In the Republican
party. The Republican silver senators
are determined To block all tariff legis.
lz,ion for ali time. IL they have the
power. unless they get what they want
In the way Of silver legislaiton.
In this these manufacturers are with
them 10 the end. These latter have
come TO the conclusion thst the pros.
trats condition Of business cen never be
remedied without an international
agreement, with Il II II can be had,
otherwise without They have made
up their minds deliberately and appar.
entity conciusiveiy that no taTifY bill, no
matter how high tho duties. can restore
The country 10 prosperity. by which
they mean their own prosperity. or re.
Iseve the depression into which business
has fallen or refill the exhausted treas
ary. Believing these things they have
struck hands with the Republican silver
senaion TO bring them about. Wash.
ngton Times.
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ETHoDisr.- Sunday school at 10:
Eeisss at II .. N. preaching at 80 ..
each sunday. Prayer meeting, Thurs
day evenings at 7;O p. IN. U. q.
Muller. pastor.
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Call for Town Warrants.

Tuesday, Feb. Is. 1886. will pay thu
following described warrants with in
terest. Interest to cease from date.
GENERAL FUND.
All warrants on the general fund
dated 1870. and all warrants of the veal
1891 aud to No. 237 inclusive.
ROAD FUND.
Warrants Nos. l22 and l23 Of the yea,
1880 and all warrants dated 1894 and
1895. Feb. Is, 1896.
Febl5l0t c. A. DESArrssI-gE
Treasurer. Town of Ceur d'Alene, Ida
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eisoor school. V.t5 .. M.
Morning prayer aud sermon. II .. IN. /:
evening prayer aud sermon, 3 p. tn.
sH ednesday, tiffany NJ f.JD p. tn, and
Friday At p. ~: choir practice, y p.
m: evening prayer aud sermon every
Sunday in Post Chapel nj ) p. IN.
6sv. J. &. skottowe in charge.
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KoorExA LoDGs No. 7, KxIanTs OF
|STHIAs.--Aeets In fraternity Hall
thursday evening of each week.
Hating brothers are aivays welcome.
Smith, q, c., y. A. 6hallis, K.
~. d B.
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MARIE PERRIN,

for the lots sc :, Sec. Ie. iots :. sN,E..N,E
= Sec. Il, III. "a y. Il, W. II. ii. ~ -
She names the following witnesses TO prove her
CONTINUOUS residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz; Henry Rochat. Eugene GAY. al
~ hartes Idaho; Alfred Ducomman Of N.
Sne srnan, Idaho; Armoad rcrrcnoud, of Crur
JAMES GRARAM,
msrltApras Rcgister.
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idaho worries Fair ueas,

A dispatch from Boise says that Ex.
Worlds Fair Commissioner Wells has
made reply 10 the governor respecting
the dividends received from the defunct
Columbian bank At Chicago upon the
claim Of ei5t3sa. the state money that
he had on depoait at the time Of the
failure. The salient features Of his state.
ment are that the fut dividend, ssh. 90.
vas accounted for In his final settle
men, with the state, and that the ncx,
eA6ans, was paid TO senator
shoup. under the authority Of the state
board, on account OF the sioD advanced
to the commissioner dunng the worlds
fair year. Captain Wells prints the
letter Of authority given him by the
state board for the payment Of this
etssns. II Ia dated June IS. 1894, and
~ follows:
"Hon. J. N. Wells, Late Worlds Fair
Commissioner. Boise City, Idaho.-Sir:
Your letter Of even date stating that
you had received . dividend OF SA6s from
the Columbia National bank, and that
you desired authority to pay that
amount over to Hon. George L., Shoup,
In part payment Of the sum Of 5000 I'd.
vancsd By the senator last summer to
you ~ worlds fair commissioner, 10 At
hand. In reply We would state that
the course suggested 10 proper. aud in
view Of the agreement at the time Of
borrowing the money 10 the only course
10 be pursued"
Three later dividends have been n.
ceivcd amounting to ESQ. What dis.
position has been made Of these IL not
stated, but the inference 10 hs has been
holding Il pending final settlement.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE AT C4oR p'ALKSk, IpApc.
March IL, ise.
Notice Il hereby given that the following.
named settler has hled nctlcr of her Intention 10
make hnal proof in support of her claim, and thai
said proof will be made before the Register and
Nc. at C9ar d'Aleue, Idaho, on April ~.
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ATnoiic.- Regular mass at II . IN.
Sunday school, 2 IN. Vespcn at 5
II. N. Father Becker. pastor.
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when the Dand Dssins 70 Play.

Word was received by the command.
ing officer at Fort Sherman that the
four deserving members of the band,
Tony Bursci, Henry Kura. John
Hughes and W. Neigard had been cap.
tured and were being held at wallula
Junction, Wash, awaiting orders - to
what should bs done with them. The
authorities at IT. Sherman notified the
Washington officers to hold the prison.
ere and on "Wednesday Sergeant wooten
and three prtvates from A company
left here for the purpose Of bringing
the prisoners back. The arrived Ut the
post yesterday and the prisoners were
placed In the guard house whore they
will remain until tried for the offsnse.
The first three carried away band
instruments with them and It ID
thought this will make their punish.
mcnt quite severe. Now II IL said
that when the band begins to play the
boys have 4 far-away. look on their
faces ~ II things were not what they
used to be.
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The American Protective Tariff League
Is national organization advocating
"Protection to American Labor and
Industry" as explained by its eonstim-
ton. Is follows
"rhs eejset 81 THE lssevs shaH Be 70 p~esss%
American tas,r b. q tariff on imports. which shsn
adequately seevrs Ansrscar industrial proevsSp
against the eSmrsetaon Of sorsigr labor"
There are no personal or private
profits IN connection with the orraniza.
ton md it's sustained by Memberships
contributions and the distribution Of ID
publications.
FIRST: csrrsspeodeecs ;s collected rsearAcR
as~esrship" end "of6eiai Sorrsspoodsnsa
SECOND We need and ~s,os ne secsrhuS;oeA
wAsthsr smaif ~ hres. 70 q ~.
THIRD: We pseiish hres I've ~ dessmsrb
covering ell phasss Of The TsrsH question. Cow
oses ed ~a b mailed 70 any sddrsss see 90 eeaSs
FOURTH: Send pestal card REQUEST ~ 49,
eampis eecx o. the "Amsr,ean eeeaesists
see Wsst asa Street. Mes Vesk
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turned home. They claim to have had
sufficient experience at mining and
don't think they will follow 1t for .
livelihood.
T. F. O'Reiliy has disposed OF his
sherman street property to Capt John
J. UBricn Of q company, Fourth in
fantry. It 10 . good investment and
shows the captains faith In the future
Of the town. Mr.. and Mrs. O'lseilly *.
poet to leave town.
The Methodist people have purchased
lot Q. block ID on Ceur d'Alene avenue
and will erect church building on the
same. The plans for the building have
been received from the east and only q
small amount Of money yet remains to
be raised before commencing work.
Kalanquin & Co. now have their
steam tie loading machinery In full
operation at the N. p. wharf. With
this outfit the firm can load $500 ties
each day. The ties are carried from
the water up . chute on an endless
chain and landed into the cars with
very little labor.
The Boise Statnsman says that Col.
onel d. H. Budlong, Of C0ur dAlenc
City, commander Of the department of
Idaho, q. A. r.. 10 In the city. lie will
meet with the local post tonight. Yes.
terdAy Colonial Budlong Visited ths
soldiers home. by virtue Of his Office
he 10 ono Of the trustees OF the home,
and the object Of his visit was to at.
tend the regular meeting Of the board.
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OWN MeBER.
Attorney Of taw.
II csxrE D'AlgSE. IDAHO.
Dotary Public.
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the town who wish to vote at this cleo.
ton should not forget to register. The
registration books will DO found at the
Bancroft house.
John Empey came up from Spokane
the arst Of the week and spent q few
days here. Together with Capt. 1. b.
Sanbarn, Z. A. McCarty and Fred
Empey, Of this place, and several Spo.
kane gentleman, he has organized the
Salmon Siding Gold 4 Silver Mining c..
with 10000 shares Of stock, value 81
each. The company owns a group Of
mines in the Trail Creek, B. c., district
and proposes to do large amount Of
Development work the present season.
Major John b. Goode, chairman Of
the board Of mineral land commission.
ers for the state of Idaho, returned
from his southern home Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Goode spent tho winter
In Richmond. Va, and vicinity with
his family and friends. lie has q host
of friends here who heartily welcomed
his return. He was much surprised to
titsd such pleasant spring weather here
at this season Of the year and says II
compares favorably with that Of the
sunny southland. Col. McLauren, the
other member Of the commission, is not
expected to arrive for some time, but
Mcssrs. Goode and Crane have com.
pleted the preliminary work and will
begin active operations near Clarks
Fork next Monday.
The steamer Belleville left for the
St. Joe Wednesday morning loaded to
the guards with passengers and freight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-08-08
KIND ACT REWARDED.
rGerai-Cast Your Bread Upon tho Waters
and Welt.

and Welt.
Ono of San Francisco's capitalists II
foseph Boardman- 1t is said that he is
= millionaire, but to look at him you
would not think it You could hardly
say that he dresses sha obily, but he
comes very close to it. and appears to a
stranger to he some kindly old gentle
man whom fortune has never cared u
smile upon. Mr.. Boardman's house Is
over in Oakland, but his Office 10 an San
Francisco, and each morning no makes
the trip over on the ferry.
The other morning he started for the
boat and in his haste he forgot to traIis-
fer his pocketbook to his clothes o.
course, he did not discover this unit;
he had reached the wharf. There was
no one in the crowd that he knew or
that knew him. He searched every
pocket in vain. A young man standing
near by witnessed the confusion of the
old gentleman. and, walking up to him.
thrust o coin into his hand and moved
back into the crowd
The young man doubtless supposed
that he had done an act of kindness To
6 needy one, and he fastened away in
order to make 1t less embarrassing for
his beneficiary. He had 10 opportuni-
ty to get far, however. before NJ.
Boardman caught him and made him
dIvulge his name and address The
next day the young man was the re-
cipient of snug check drawn BY tn.
millionaire, and making him richer by
800 than he was the day before
Washington Times.
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THE cnI,oREN.s BATH.


4 Simple Meas 81 Kssvtag the Ska In
Hssishy CssAssiss-
Where Children are too far from the
ssrf 70 btaja the tonic effects Of SEA
bsshins . simple bssh Of lpie-wsrra wa
ter ~ night, with half cup Of salt
sdded TO every SIX or eight gallons Of
water. viii ta<s its place. Rss the skin
briskIy with . friction towel. and when
tie flesh seems In . glow let the b&sbsr
60 20 bed The cooling eaeess Of . bath
of shis kind. even % bot nigk1. are
rfeally S1ch - 70 induce The most rcst~
FIJI sleep A daily bath Of cold water map
be undertaken with sdvsnfz1c BY
great many people Such hasi; Of
daily bathing sA0a,d be besua m tie
summer. asd only BY young people in
rigorous hea1th- The b>s: poysscizns
recommend this bah 90 most vsos>-
some and vs1nab.s for these who eao
end ars the shock II should b. taken On
rising. and should Be- followed By brtsk
rubbing. II n SIMPLY means OF ke~f-
inr The pores open AID the skia -
hesltny condition Where The bah =
taken 20 remove dust and The effects %
escezeiye per2irsttoS, llks-vszpLSr