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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05

The front fork OF the 1898 Rambler
bicycle, with its spearhead strengthened
and strong crown, Is q feature that win
be appreciated BY all riders. The strain
on the ball cup, a weak point In most
wheels heretofore put on the market, is
sustained by stiff crown into which
the ball cup is recessed. The steering
head reinforcement tapers upward and
downward, to gradually absorb vibra-
ton. This adds strength to that part
Of the front fork, where it is needed.
The crown Is enameled because every
"Sl7 Wheel crown is nickled. The
Rambler crank hanger is very strong.
IL Is forged from rolled steel In two
pieces, which are hrazed together, form
ing the iish-mouth outside reinforce
ments Of the frame. The rear fork
brace and reinforcement also are forged
from rolled steel and lap brazed TO the
crank shaft without large perforations
for the insertion Of drop fOrgings, thin.
bles, etc. The bearings In the crank
hanger are dust ploof.
These improvement in manufacture,
possessed by no other wheel. make the
Rambler the strongest and best wheel
on the market and the improved ma
chinery placed in the factory enables
the Rambler people to put their 1893
wheel on the market at a reduction OF
$40 over last years price. The 1893
Rambler at eco is sure to lead all other
makes and will be the fayorite. 1t is
the wheel for the people. The Rambler
company win also place on the market
this year $40 wheel for those who de-
sire something cheaper. but guaranteed
equal to most higher priced wheels Of
other makes.
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wItlIstanding this be started off il an
easy, graceful. conversational style and
held his hearers In deep Interest to the
close.
IN giving the history and the present
status Of the islands be advanced much
that was strong and new 70 show that
i would be unWise and q stroke OF bad
policy for the United States TO annex
those dots Of the ocean distant from
our nearest seaport 1850 miles. His ef-
fort was intensely interesting and sent
those fortunate enough to hear Il to
their homes highly delighted Portions
OF bis lecture were worthy q place IN
the lasting literature Of the county.
His appearance on the rostrnm here
proved another thing, namely: He has
more friends In Boise than ever. Boise
Democrat.
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Alias Summons.


In the District Court First Judicial DEstriee Of
The State Of Idaho. inland for the County
q Kootenai.
Staee z s o.laaIes; plaintiff. am. s,m...
Edward Osilier, defendant
The State Of Idaho TO Edward Oshier. defen-
dant:
You are hereby notified thai there Is now on
nle In the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of the First Judicial District Of said state, In
Rathdrum. County Of Kootenai. the complaint
Of the above named plaintiff. wherein Judgment
and decree are demanded against you, dIssolv-
Ing the bonds Of mairimony between the plain
tin and defendant herein. and q divorce de
creed and custody Of minor child be awarded
plaintiff. according 70 the statute In such case
made and provided, and for general relief. The
FIRST ground upon which said Judgment and de-
cree Is sought is that the defendant on or about
the day Of Tune. 1854, disregardIng the solemn
ify Of his marriage vows. wilfnIly and without
cause deserted and abandoned plaintiff and ever
since has and still continues 50 70 wilfuIiy and
without cause desert and abandon said plaintiff
and 70 live separate and apart from her without
any sufIleient cause or any reason and against
her VIII and consent Second. that the defen-
dant for more than 1--WE years last past has VIII
IAlig he9Aer1e1 70 provide Tor me plaintiff and
her minor child. Ruby. the common Necessities
Of life. and that the plaintiff for the last Eve
years. with the assistance and charity Of her
friends and relatives, has supported herself and
said minor chlld.
And you are also notified that unless yon ap-
pear and answer 70 said complaint within ten
days after the service heroes. Il served within
kootenai county and within twenty days II sery-
ed out q said county, but within said Judicial
District, and within forty days II served out Of
said district, exclusive Of the day of serviee)
the plaintiff win apply to the court for the relief
demanded in tie complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Dis
irict Court Of the First Judicial District Of the
State Of Idaho. in and for the County Of Koot-
enai, this soth day o. January. A. ID. lsse.
lsEALl RoBT. BRAGAW. Clerk
JoHS B. Go0DK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
feb.Smar.I2
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Ex-senator Dubois has reason 10 feel
proud of the reception he met In the
Presbyterian church on Thursday even.
ing, the occasion Of his lecture on the
sandwich Islands. The church was not
only packed with the best people Of
Boise, bus hundreds Of ladies aud gen
tlemen. unable to obtain seats, had to
return home in disappointment The
number who desired to hear the dlstln-
guished gentleman would have over
flowed either Of the opera houses. The
rostrum is new to Mr. Dubois. but not
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pealA q saais Lashhraak.

Miss Sarah Lorena LashbroOk, who
suffered for two weeks or more from
diphtheria, died at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lashbrook,
one mile east Of town, last Tuesday and
the funeral took place Thursday, Faith
er Purcell conducting the service. The
remains were laid to rest in the Catho.
lie cemetery. Deceased was fifteen
years Of age October 81, 1897, having
been born in San Mateo county, Cal, in
lSsa She was an agreeable young lady
who had many warm friends among
her schoolmates and associates, and
her nntimely death is regretted by all
who were acquainted with her. She
was an earnest and consistent worker In
the society Of the Kings Daughters"
and the members feel deeply her loss.
This Is the second time death has en-
tered the Lashbrook home within the
past three months, Richard, tie eldest
son, having been killed in q sawmill &C
cident, Tuesday, Nov. 23rd, of last year.
The family have the sympathy of the
entire community in their sad afIiictiOn.
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o. ALaxD 0ryIcK. cGuR D'ArEnn. TnAno.
january Is. KEls.
Complaint having been entered IL sliis ONES
~ Sanford =. HAean against ne anknOun
heirs and legal Representatives 81 J1iln 1nFlier.
deceased. for abandeHing his Homestead Entry
No. 81. dated June =. Ispi.. upon lots No.
and 4, section -. township % NORTH. range 8,
W. D. ~, 10 Ko0tenaI county, Idalso. with
view % The cancellation q said entry. the naid
parties me hereby sIInllnoped 10 appear u tbs
Y. 8. Land once Is ceuf dsAIcne, Idaho, 81
tie 21fh day q February Ise. at 10oeEoek = NJ,
% respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged ahandonnieiif.
Jan zsReb y oh. BUDIOsa. Register.
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70 Our customers.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is the
best cough syrup we have ever used
ourselves or In our families. w. II.
King, Isaac p. King and many others
In this vicinity have also pronounced Il
the best. An we want Is for people TO
try IL and they win be convinced. Upon
honor there Is no better that we have
ever trieS, and We have used many
klnds.--R. A. BLAKE 4 SoN, General
Merchants, Big Tunnel, Va. Sold BY
A. L. Miller, druggist
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ENNNW
EscsPe.
Last Sunday az about three O'Clock.
Emil and Oscar Jaualin and John and
Thomas Smith. aged between ten and
twelve years. attempted 70 skate across
the lake. The boys had been warned
70 keep near Shore on account Of the
dangerous condition Of the lee. bat they
did NOT heed the warning and as re-
suit Emil Jauslin lost his life and the
other boys had narrow escape from
similar fate. The lake Is almost two
miles wide where the boys attempted to
cross and they had accomplished about
half the distance when the treacherous
Ice gave way, precipitating John Smith
and Oscar Jauslin into the water. In
m effort 70 save their companions Emil
Janslin and Thomas Smith were drawn
into the water. Emil came Up under
the Ice and could not be rescued. The
Smith boys managed TO reach the Ice In
safety and finding themselves unable TO
rescue Oscar started 70 shore for assist
ance. Private Van Horn, Of H COM
pany. and Musician Keiser, Of the band,
Fort Sherman, hearing their cries went
20 the rescue and saved Oscar. He was
taken 70 the post hospital and IT re-
quired over an hours hard work TO re-
yive the spark Of life left In his body.
During the evening searching party
recovered the body Of Emil In nineteen
feet Of water.
Deceased was son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jauslin. OF this place, Mr.. Jaus-
lin being member Of the sixteenth in
fantry band. Emil was bright boy,
aged ten years and seven months. The
funeral took place from the family res
idence at 1890 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing, interment at the post cemetery.
Chaplain Bateman conducted the ser
vices.
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We take this means Of expressing our
heartfelt thanks to Messrs. Kaiser OF
the Sixteenth infantry band and Van
Horn Of company II, who so kindly
and bravely assisted IN rescuing our
son Oscar from the waters OF the lake
last Sunday, and also those who assisted
in recovering the remains of our be-
loved son Emil, who persisted. Especi-
ally do We wish to tender thanks 10 Geo.
Groves aud the officers and men of the
Sixteenth infantry who labored SO vail
antly in our behalf, and to those who.
with flowers and kindly acts, assisted
In the funeral arrangements.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GDo. JAUsLIN.
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VIM pr. a. 3. saltar Saw.

BUFFALO. n. Y.-Gents: From my
personal knowledge. gained in observing
the effect Of your Shiloh's Cure in cases
ofadyanced consumption, l am prepared
20 say it is the most remarkable remedy
that has ever been brought TO my atten-
ton. 1t has certainly saved many from
consumption. For sale by A. L. Miller,
the prescription druggist.
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.. q LAND 0yrIcE. caUs ,p,A1xnE. IDAno.
January -, lens
Complains having been entered e this once
~ James Proyan against Harry X. Hnnfting
Tor abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 10,
dated Aoyember -. 1904. upon tbs sKnek.
section y. township .. north. range & ". B. NJ.
~ kcotenai county. stale q Idaho. with view
% the cancellation 81 said entry the sid r~rtIe.
are hereby Summoned 70 appear It sbe D. s.
Land once. ceeur d'Aiene, Idaho. % the sfh
day Of March, A. D. Isss. a 70 O'Clock Z. nj.
% respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment oh. BUDEosu.
Jan 1,ieD - Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-05
fvUUR DALRNE u 4 city Of 100

FvUUR D'ALENE 10 . city Of 100
~ population, beautifully situated ON
he northern shore of the famous C9ar
'Alens lake ~ miles east Of Spokane
"a . branch line Of the northern Pacific
AR LINES Of steamers make regular
4I~ from this city up Tho lake 10 rs
v o. navigation on the s. Joe ana !
ad'Alens rivers, connecting & Usd
IN with the railroad line nso INC
q, dlveE and lead mines. ne CITY y
l1ns o. ne most noted sH-sfer resorts
~ ne northwest. and b becoming more
lular each year. "a fishing. hunting,
alnr ana hAahlag attractions are Al
q iimlticss. The finest y. s mill.
post in the west QFort Sherman)
llia magnificent forest park reserva-
tlon aAjoln The city on the west The
country round about 10 made up Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
Of yellow pine, Or, cedar aud tAmaEsc,
and The city IL destined to become q
manufacturing ceuteF for The products
Of these wooda The business men and
residents are enterprising, aud take
pfide In making The place attractive
there arc i've church organizations
baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian. Epls
copai and Roman Catholic. The secro'
oraers are well represented By : lodg'
each Of Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights o.
PythIas, A. OF. q. A. r.. ard Womenl
Relief Corps. The city is supplied witt
electric llshta, good watet.wcFks. ~
elegant public school bullding. cash an
door factory, two saw-mills. two lrss
class hotels, bodybuilding yards. etS
There are yet good opportunities 70 en-
gage in lucrative business and In divci
sided farming. Manufactures are PAL
tlculafly desired, and are Offered extr
Inducements. The summers are ten
perate. with sufficient rainfall 70 insuI
abundant crops, while Tho winters Al
free from extrome cold. No better I
cation for profitable investments or 4
securing ideal homes can BE- found
The northwest. There Il always = w
come here, among an excellent peopl
n Ina beautiful region and an inoompa
III able elima...
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THE GOLD IS THERE.

You stand fully as much chance a
any other person. Do you want to be
one Of our fiTstg If so, write at once.
securing passage and berth
Our special transportation offer Is the
best now before the public.
Send for free copy Of .sThe Alaska
News" and also for our special offer.
including transportation to the Klon-
dixie and food for one year for six
Hundred dollars This win interest
you II you intend going: If not, our
stock otier should interest you, and you
should become one Of our stockhoiders.
A limited amount OF stock has just
been assigned to the western agency
for sale at 500 per share. Al man or
woman OF small means has the same
opportunity as a rich person. If Won
cannot go 70 Alaska nothing should
prevent you being profitable share
holder.
Our company Is composed OF men Of
tried business regulations, some Of
whom arc the following:
Hon VIM. Z. Mason. 4. 8 Sen. frru Yn,nos.
Aloert 9 BlAtH, Prea- Val. Biatz brewing Co..
v; G; kinearson, Gen Pass. Agt C. NC at.
Y. Grilath, Pres. First National Bank.
Nlcksbnrg. Miss.
= 2: Legnard, capitalist. LeEnArd Building,
FranE H. Hechi, of chas. KAestner Co.
?. g; Edwards. Pass. rrAEe Manager, C. H.
& ID. &. H. -
Charles B. Rockwell. TrAfhc Mgr c. &L.R.
&. SAonon Routel Chicago.
7. 4. Poster, FozsoFia and vicksburx. Miss.
VickSburg. Miss
For Information address ard make all money
payable to W. l. DUDLEY, General AGENT.
Halter Building. Seattle. wash. novso
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cascarets Candy cathartic, NE most won.
aetiul msdlcal discovery Of ule age, pleas.
aat and refreshing 70 tho taste. &c. gently
aad positively on kldneyn, liver and bowels,
cure headache, fever, habltaal cpnstipaslen
AMI hlopsnesa Please bay and try > BOY
oiC z, 9, tedayt 10, %, % cenia. eeld and
guaranteed 10 cure By eli druggists.
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The last issue Of the Florence Miner
says that the east drift on the 0O.fOot
level IN the Hiyu IL now about IS feet
from the shaft, with good ore in the
face. The west drift on the same level
also has good showing. A cross-cut
drift at the bottom Of the shaft proves
the ledge TO be from ~ TO 20 feet wide.
which jnstifies the opinion that the mill
plant on this property viii be increased
70 at least 5O-tO1 capacity next summer.
The C0lfax Gazette says that Rem
wick Mccamm0n and Willie Letter. the
young Idaho lads who came TO such q
disastrous ending of brilliant criminal
career almost at the outset OF their
bold raids on nndefended farm houses
and lonely stores, win while away time
IN the onion patches on the reform
school farm for the next three or four
years. They were brought before the
superior court one day last week and
considered lit subjects for reformation
and sentenced 10 Chehalis.
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Alaska Gold Fields
The Alaska Transportation
and Development Company
Or oHicAOo. nLs.
Capital Five Million Dollars.

This company : the largest. strongest
and best equipped transportation and
merchandising company in the Alaska
gold field.
Three large and commodious steam
ships viii leave Seattle June Ist, ana
regularly thereafter, carrying both
freight and passengers.
These steamers are especially fitted
for the convenience Of passengers and
are capable Of carrying 500 each.
Our passenger and freight service on
the Yukon river will be the best. The
handling OF merchants freight made q
specially. We are the only company
that guarantees prompt delivery AZ
Dawson City. We guarantee q wears
supply Of food and safe and speedy
arrival.
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PRREnyTKRiAN.-Sanday school 10 a.
%. Morning service e n O'Clock;
evening service ~ I'D "Wednesday
evening prayer Meeting at ~ 80.
q. L. DEFFKNRAUGH,
Acting Pastor.
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WANTED TRUSTwORTHY AND ACTIVE
Ecnllenen or ladies' % travel for nespon-
slgle, established house In Idaho. M0nfhlv
N.o1o and expenses. Position steady. Refer
The Dominion Company, Depf ChieaEo. oci5
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9EsHOpNs.--esadsy school at TO-
class mesilng Fl Close Of Sunday
school; pfeaehing u : 10 p. N. Pray
- nsadag. Thntaday 7:5O p. m.
+. q. MOtasoN, Pastor.
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K0oxEmAI LobaE No. Z, KxIamTs o.
RTTHHAs.--Meets In Pntcrnity Hall
Thursday evenlng Il each week.
Visiting brothers are alvays welcome.
John Curry, G. C.. II. II. Barring. x.
OF a and y.
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No wonder so many sales
girls and factory girls and housewives sufs
fer from indigestion and constipation and
bilious troubles. No wonder ahey are sub.
iect to the diseases Of the delicate special
organism Of their sex. The wonder a
rather that they can stand Il ~ well a.
they do.
But "a poor weak woman" a. ehe Il
termed. win endure bravely and patiently
asonies which q strong man would give
way under. The fact e women are ssore
patient than they ought to be under such
troubles.
Rvery woman ought 10 know that she
may obtain the most eminent medical ad.
vice FREE .ef eAasge and In absoisie coR6.
aeNce and privacy BY writing 10 Or. r. v.
Pierce chief consulting physician Of the
Inyaiids' Hotel and SaFgical Institute, Of
Buffalo. N. Y. occupying this position foa
thirty years he has had a wider practical
experiences In the treatment Of womenAs
diseases than any other physician in this
country. His medicines are world famous
for their astonishing efficacy.
The most perfect remedy ever devised for
weak and delicate women Il DR.. pierce,s
Favorite Prescription. His Golden Med.
teal Discovery IL The only permanent al
Festive and nutrient ionic. The two med.
ictnes taken alternately, form the most
perfect and successful spurse Of treat.
ment ever prescribed for kynale troubles
complicated with sluxgish. oraf1fonRht
nervous. diseased constitution. MIN ervere
constipation Or. rierce's rleassht Pellets
should be occasionally taken Nth ne
othetAs They never grips.
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10 Cure coasllpAtloa Forever.
u s s 3 s SSSs SrSSas .s Of Sc
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EFtacuFAE-, Holy communion LIST Sun,
day d the meath After morning
prayeE. ~ and tn Sundays At = q. NJ;
Eanday school, ests q. M; morn.
Ing prayer and sermon, II = m;
evening prayer and sermon. 8 p. m,
Wednesday, hlany u 1000 =. M, and
Friday d p N. Rev. J. Z. skot-
cM9 FeeinE.
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cATuotic- ChnFrh Of ST. Thomas.
ftnt maaA 7O: Last mass, l0sO.
sandny eeh6el Immediately after last
mnM IleF. 7. J. Purcell, pastor
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ton 10 the blood. Il
wears. tears and drags a
woman's life away. The
whole physical system
grows sluggish and torpid
under Il.
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. Girls who
have to stand
on their feet
most of the
time work as
hard as any
day.laborer vet
they do not get
what IL rightly
0iledexercise.
Close. con6u-
ing. indoor &C.
cupation gives
no exhiiirationl
to the uerVousl
eyete IN or
active circuia.
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JOIN b. oooDE

Attorney al lao.
sAspEn ELK. oGuH D'ALExL. IDA
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VI wv ttA1h AtAhhtuN w vae SveAV VI
Chemberlains Pain Balm" This lini-
meut Is famous for lis cures Of rheuma.
tism; thousands have been delighted
with the prompt relief which Il affords.
For sale BY A. L. Miller, druggist.
Vim. Ashley, county surveyor, spent
Thursday here surveying two sites for
the proposed bridge over the Spokane
river, one at the present ferry near the
Fort sherman stables, and the other
30 yards below. Members Of the citi-
Eens committee recently appointed to
look after the matter rendered Mr. Ash
ley necessary assistance, and he expects
10 complete his report In few days
showing the cost Of building the bridge
Il IL not often that physician rec
ommends a patent medicine; when hi
! does you may know that II Is a goOt
ono. Dr. ]. r. Cleveland, GLASGOW, Va
writes: II have used Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remed'
In my practice and IL has proven 70 .
an excellent Tmedy, where a thOroug
Z course OF medicine had failed with M
: recommend u TO my patients ever
time for collie and dlarrhoea" Man
other progressive physicians recon
,. mend and use this remedy, because
Il always cures and cures quickly. Gel
: bottle and you viii have an exee'le'
= doctor In the house for oil bowel con
y plants, both for children and adult
- For sale By A. l.. Miller, druggist
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In tle District Court First Jndieiai District Of
the State Of Idaho. inland for the County
q KootenaI.