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S ID az al IN s !.

Drury Lane is to- be the first theater
to adopt electrical scene shifting up
paratus. ~
Woman FIRST appeared aon the stage
as an actress on the English stage Az 4
the year 1865. sss3B
Olga N ethersole has abando ned her
intention to produce Max 90 Rel - new
play, .sThe Prince Of Wealth. 81
Lewis Morrison manager, Jules S.
Murry, denies the report that his star
will appear in The sorro Of Satan.
II is rumored that smyth and Rice
ire looking for a good play in which to-
| star May Vokes, the original lilly IN
E'.My Friend From India. n
ssThe Cat and the Cherub, q the Chi
lnese play which failed to score in this.
country has been translated into French
land will be produced in Paris.
I'll Lolita Crabtree. who retired with
millions is arranging to sell a portion
Of her Boston real estate holdings, in-s
Icluding the Park theater building, for
/ 81, / 1000. s1#=* S
4
which awarded damages against him
to the amount Of SIC, 900 to a Chicago
playwright, who accused the actor of
plagiarizing from a play sent him.
The Actors society Of Germany in
tends, by founding an agency Of it's
|own, to wage war on theatrica agents
who charge enormous commissions for
situations obtained through their bu-
reaus. ss s#s. 4. 5s d 54
Johann Strauss, Jr., nephew Of the
"Waltz King has successfully pro-
duced at Vienna an operetta, The Cat
and the Mouse, the libretto being Dor
rowed from Scribe comedy The La
dies War.
z "A novel scheme has been adopted at
q theater in Portland, Or. After the
orchestra has finished the overture 8
neat sign rises to view Of the audience
from the floor of the stage It shows
) these magic words: This Is the Proper
Time For Ladies to Remove Thei1
: Hats" =.<... q:
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Not Up to Date.

5 Muggins Gust sold a large quantity
of wool to storekeeper, who has paid
him some few pounds short But this
mount bain't sufficient. Look sere! I've
a ready reck ner wi me; SO many
pounds at so much is 4# s
Storekeeper But, my friend, that is
last year $ ready reck 'ner You I've got.
Muggins scratches his head, takes
the, offered amount and departs salts
fed. ALLY Sloper.
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JahzzlEll
l EH;;==ssz=5I1EEs .s:.s Ny
90 iS5l,sss5
oDDWANTs Of. ADVERTISERS

IS
Confusion Worse sConfounded Would
Result From Their Success.
q Here are some queer want ads un
earthed by a writer in the Pittsburg
News:
WANTED "A good, reliable colored cham
bermaid who is q good teamster and good cook;
references required. s5 $3 5tS S2s5
The person who inserted this prob.
ably is cannibal: 4. 5i 8ss 5sB
WANTED-Girl to cook. ffss
A decorative person is responsib BILE fol
this
WANTED-Ladies to embroider.
A cruel person wrote this advertise
4 ment: fl
z WANTED-Boy to drive and mangle.
/ have often wondered what gave
them that moldy taste. This explains it.:
WANTED-Five boys to deliver lunches be-
tween the age of IL and 10. Essss35
Talent is measured here by pounds and
inches: " zss 35s @s# f
( WANTED-Ladies for theatrical enterprise
during holidays; must weigh about ls0 pounds
and be about S feet inches; experience un-
necessary. -"-,- 3sa5$s.
Eere is man of business who gives
notica that he wants no flirting in his
store: s.z .aSls5S
+, WANTED-salesladies to sell goods.
This is a result of women crowdine
us men out of work:
+ WANTED-A widower would like position
as housekeeper for old couple where lean have
my 3-year-old son with me; can also instruct
children in music. zs&
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A ouextion of Grammar.

Mamma, if I had a hat before had
this one it's all right to say that's the
hat I had had, isn't it ?''
."Certainly, Johnny"
t'And if that hat once had a hole in
it and had it mended ] could say it
had had hole in it, couldn't IT,
eyes. There would benothing incor-
rect in that
.s'Then it'd be good English to say
that the hat had had had had hole in
it, wouldn't t?''-Trained Motherhood.
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A Gay Young widower.

An Alabama newspaper has this in
teresting advertisement:
To the Ladies': +" ;ar&
I am a widower, 81 years old, and am look
ing around for a smart wife of about 81 years,
one who knows how to work and would be
willing to help manage the farm. No young
girls need apply. I want woman who has
had at least 60 or 70 years. experience, and
promise to make such one happy for the rest
of her life &sty'& ~.
We have always said Alabama is a
great state. They only die there when
they get tired of living and times are
flush enough to afford funeral expenses.
Atlanta Constitution.
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First Publication Feb. 16, 1899.

First Publication Feb. is, 1899.
.cTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Mile Lacs.-ss. In Probate Court.
Special Term Feb. IA, 1899. 81 iSv &5- b A. ss#
In the matter Of the estate of Geo. w. Taylor
deceased. &y }5:Sss ].
Letters OF administration on the estate Of
said deceased being granted unto Matthew F.
Taylor. of Anoka county,
It is ordered, that all claims and demands OF
all persons against said estate be presented to
this court, for examination and allowance, at
the probate Office in the village of Princeton,
on the following day, viz: The 18th day OF
May. A ID. 1885. ss
It is further ordered, that six months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, at the ex,
piration OF which time all claims not presented
to said court, or not proven to its satisfaction
shall be forever barred, unless, for cause
shown, further time be allowed.
Ordered further, that notice OF the time and
place Of the hearing and examination of said
claims and demands shall be given by PUBLISH
Ling this order once in each week, for three sue
cessive weeks prior to the day appointed for
such examination, in the Princeton Union, q
weekly newspaper printed and published at
Princeton in said county. ss& S##5
| Dated at Princeton the 18th day of February.
/ "A. D. 1899. By the court,
"a B. M. +VANALsTE1N,
Probate Seal. Judge Of Probate. 4
i
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HOggish.

The guest who had ordered spare ribs
looked discontentedly at the meager
supply on his plate
''Is that Ill you can spare?' he asked
the waiter, with a frosty smile.
eyes, sir, without more bones, re-
piled the waiter, distantly. !.
For the guest was one who seldom
tipped him. Chicago Tribune b
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A City Luxury.

Rev. DR.. Knell- Our little town must
seem dull after New York, Mrs. Doc
little.
Mrs. Doolittle- is not that 60
much, doctor, but one seems to feel
that one can do SO little here One does
SO miss the dear city poor. Brooklyn
Life. .ss n,
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Teachers Examinations

y The spring examinations for teachers OF Mile
Laos county will be. held as follows:
#s At Princeton 3 Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 7th and 9Th 75 {. III E 5s##s as3
At Milaca, Friday and Saturday. March 10th
and 11th 8
At Foreston, Friday and Saturday March
nth andl8th. -,.3S;5s 5=ts ss
The sessions will begin promptly at nine
O'Clock each day. ALI candidates should be
present on the first day, as the second day will
be devoted to the additional subjects required
for First Grade certificates S%
. If members Of school boards will be present
at 8 o'clock "a NJ. shall be pleased to discuss
school matters with them until nine o'clock
Dated Feb 10Th, 1899. ~
+ 7- SIS C. w. VAN WoRMER.
aly7 IS. 3SllDt. of Schools, II
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In Washington.

..No, 7 can't afford to cali at the
Utah congressman's." 8
''Why not?'' Il Il
1T takes SO many cards. y Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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Women Are So Human.

When woman remarks that she
doesn understand what people see in
that Mrs. Fidgett, you may be tolerably
sure that womang husband has had
something to say of Mrs Fidgett Of q
complimentary nature. Boston Tran
script.
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For Sale by G. A. JACK.

BEGGS HAIR REVIEWER. The
old reliable Hair Restorer and Invig-
orator. for over thirty years the leader
in its line. Ifyou give it a trial you
will recommend it to your friends.
Sold by Frank G. Danielson, Druggist.
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bound to he Miserable.

The Optimist- r Remember that every
cloud has silver lining. Re.
The Pessimist- Well, what if it has?
This country is producing more silver.
now than we have any use for. Chi
cagO News
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y CAOGtk
Chairman Of the Board OF County Commits
Attest:
va %Hf 81 ois assg9s sst A sf sssra
Proceedings in Bankruptcy
TIE - DlsTRIeT COURT = Of, THE la UNIT Mt,
S Division S8 4! $85Ss48
IN the matter Of George "A. Townsend, Bank
To the Honora Die imam Lochren, Judge Of
the District Court Of the United States for the
District Of Minnesota 81, III
Of Mile Laos. and State OF Minnesota, in said
district, respectfully represents that on the
slst day OF December, 1898 last past, he was
gress relating to bankruptcy that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights OF
property, and has fully complied with all the
requirements of said acts and Of the orders OF
the court touching his sbankruptc 4s.
q Wherefore he prays that emay be decreed
| by the court to have a full discharge from al
bankruptcy acts, except such debts asare ex-
cepted by law from such discharge. 1.E
Dated this s1st day Of February X, q. D: 1882
s% Il G FORGE A.sToWNsEND,.&E 5
DIsTR1CT OF MINNESOTA. FIFTH Dl-
j & On this 18th day of February, a D: 1892 on
4 reading the foregoing petition, it is
4 Il Ordered by the court that a hearing be had
upon the same on the 18th day Of March, "a. D
Il 1899, before said court, at the City of Minneap-
oils, in said district at2 O'clock in the after
Il noon; and that notice thereof be published II
4 the Princeton Union, q newspaper printed II
said district, and that all known creditors ant
other persons in interest may appear at thu
Il said time and place and show cause. If any they
I have why the prayer of the said petitioner
4 should not be granted. II
L ss And it is further ordered by the court, tina
4 the clerk shall send by mail to all known cred
Z itors copies Of said petition and this order ad
q dressed to them at their places of residence a.
J tStated. s.f3a, 5ss 1 G= S
Witness the Honorable William Lochren
Judge Of the said court, and the seal thereof, a
Duluth, in said district, on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1899
4 CHARLES Il. SPENCER,
J tts8 s - Clerk.
By THOMAS H. PREssNELL,.
)IISeal of the Court Deputy Clerk.
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Dr.. Fenner' S
Dyspepsia Cure.

Nearly all cases of Dyspepsia are attended with
INACTION TORPIDITY of the Stomach, Bowels,
Liver, and other glands connected with the digestive
system.
Some of the following symptoms are always pres
ent Uneasness weight tension over stomach.
boating, heartburn eructatons, splitting of food
belching wind offensive breath, constipation diar
rhea palpitation of heart sick nervous headache
offered unfang
chronic diseases
believed practice
selection of this Remedy
viii ch mai es SO speedily
with full description and certificates OF
the mos achieved by medicine
For Sale bY G. a. JACK.
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Pr oceed lin 8 of
oun ! ona
issi / oners.

si ~ ,,r,s ~ Taacs cnun IN III
aI1t 2 Sa,e sss
~ -. g IS a. "
# eetlng calied to order py ene cnulr
Il The following bills were audited and allowed
Ia amounts as stated I.
Ts3 q I, ,i,.,e. zoos II 3 S. o,.r,, III atrint
rs IS e cnngs ~ 81 - s,1 al
riaa =. Sara ,in i,,rors ~ SAINT
ed Anris ss tern,s
1oU' 49, s s - 'eDo .'i ' III
snerir tees u Il case
III 1. ~ as l., - !, s ~ SD
I Hopiner ana ndse a o. yea
n g Dunning, justice tees 6; u g, case q ! !,
Iohn Ross sss eonstable .eess1and mileage
G ~ Gase e Z 's'e Ys'I a d
cara llr II !, WINES . res aaa pa
Stsso II y :. CIV = q
la ~ Phiiiins hoarii;np county Snrisnn
A'rn,.s f,ora nac1 ~ 1a1n1 ~ Tan SiaQo II 81
n, sTarhnx 1dem,tv 1 cornner tees and Ssss
mileage 4amas c Il 111pauest ever BODY q
80 M conrt house Is cores mapie Woou 81 Sc
IGenrpeS Schmidt 1R X cords oak wood
eots for s COURT house Sc .oius 80 ~ IS
Wm 6 cort So premium q - /
81 SYahan nrermimrs an. - sl,rancq IN 7.saE
'.l court hon Is 81 I. 90
ny TT (,alev $m1stA for con rt ,hOllSe and 84GS
-T'Wood for county poor ii I
II, r. Galley renal PC ~ con ~ hO,1Se
M Csaiev, eRtan r : Steam I,lant "a
/ MI second story 81 court house !. 1870 {
! PrncetoniTJnion county printing and IN
~ Stationery for sheriff i. 3. 49,
4 Princeton 5II niOn. county printing and 5
iin stationerv for county Is officers. 1913
i E,ree Press PrintinsrS co.. record Of -
IN visits for supt. 81 schools. q. 4. q.
Rrsss 19F Gonn6g
brown MI T,reacv & CO. blanks for auditor 8
Bno,s reaoy = So. cn,st com
sioner's record 3 80. \. 3
Rro1n = TreacvS - On s,lnnlies s for 5sf,s
county Officers. :. :. s.. II
Z ram Yomnp from Dec. 81 1s9s TO Feb.
NJ q Sansser.I weeks board For Jesse S&.ll
e - -: fav>'Io.' 5I .S..sss.. -. - 3
5 - mira II Pandletnn i weeks. hoard for
+ - Mrs SWicIInnder 10; Ian 81 1900 1ft
Pandiaton7 on Wee1xs, hoard 5#s q
'1ai'' fnr Ntrs Wicklani, "a 9lafe "a
= n n ffesmer & Son mdse. Tor Mrs Nc
= Ginnis -. ..
s N n Jesnner &, Son: mdse. for Mrs r. .5 :Sp3
49,: - 49, y t'' - ~ !,
NJ = $1es1neT 8, So" 1n1se. Tor Mrs 'Ias. ss# @
- Gah;Ii 11>f &. s. = : 10
+o,,,,o., -NJn1en,, MISC IS fnr Tnhr - 1900.
:. ''l! r. ~ ~ 80
. Alfred TIini; .mdse for John 70. tDahj 1T
49, for Nov and nac 1905 d
Alfred r 4nk mdse; Tor Jonns ~ DAM &,
for January, 1872. u
Norgren q Llndman' Hlcse. lor MRS. NC =s J,
Glnnls -. 49,,
Norgren Lnaman, mase: LOT ~, ~ oi son
s S "a ~ ]" Is 8:
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THE PRII0EI0N ONION: IIUBsDlY ARCH 3. 100 d


labl; thence north line g the
northwest corner OF the north east rter ,fs
the MIDWEST quarter lae n OF NV N D ct said
secti en- thirty i've thence west on the sec
tiOn NNes to the nprthWest corner OF said Sec
tim thence north On The section IL
line 70 the west quarter POST OF section twosl
town three l48) , range tWenty five
thence west on the IA slarter line Y, the west
quarter post OF sectiOn three (3), said town and
range; thence north the sections line to In
tersect the Altkin county road and there ter
minnie. And do recomme end that the prayer ct
the SAID petitioners be granted. & "
~ Given under our hands, this Dist day 81 Feb
ruary, 1891: 81 r. IHS8
ss#S u. W. CUNDY.
Ia s. LIBBY,
Ohm MCCOOL. 8S s33
sf$lf GEORGE III. DEANS,
sssa COMMITTEE
All other matters presented to the board we're
laid over until the next meeting. 81 s5S5
Es On motion the board ad journed until Tuesday,
March [, 1859, Mt o O. clock "a. M
81 j Ohm McCooL,
Chairman Of the Board OF County Commits #
sioners OF Mile Lacs5 County, MINI.
Attest: a ssll
h. o.. WHITNEY County Auditor
and Ex- Q ftcio Clerk Of Board ,3s.
fsBAL. 55z
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JOIN Freaerlek Hon, Prom MaaLla.

John W. Frederick, a veteran of two
wars, is home from Manila, the land of
mosquitoes, fIlipinos and big bananas.
He came IN "Wednesday morning and
received q hearty welcome from his
many Ceur d'Alene friends. Together
with the Cwur d Alene members Of COM
pany B helelt here May 10, 1888, as vol
unteer TO eight the Spaniards, The COM
pany was mustered in at Boise and pro-
ceeded with the Idaho regiment to San
Francisco. The troops embarked for
the Philippines the last of June, stop
ping at uonolalu, and arriving at their
destination in Maniia bay July 81. Mt.
Frederick left Manila March IL. lie
was sick in the hospital portion of the
time during his stay on the islands. but
was discharged on the firing line. lie
says the K0otenal boys are, with two or
three exceptions, well and better con.
tented since having active service to
perform. They are taking hand in
the thickest Of the fight and are con.
sldered among the best soldiers on the
island. Mr.. Frederick brought home
with him large number OF relics,
among them handsomely carved, gold
headed, ebony cane which company D
wished him to present 20 Sheriff Pease;
but the bird had flown before he arrived
to decorate II with this handsome ORR,
entail plumRge. and John now thinks he
will wear the stick himself, at leasi
until The boys dispose OF It in some othel
way. lie also brought handsome sill
yer headed cane from Lieut.. I. AZ. D0s
by 10 John uager. engraved "Manlla
r. l.. August. 1898, J. H." Mr.. Fred
erick 10 hooking fairly well and Is glad
70 sat foot On home soil oace mere.
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The woman who is lovely in face. form
and temper will always have friends,
but one who would be attractive must
keep her health II she is weak, sickly
aud all run down, she will be nervous
and irritable. II she has constipation
or kidney trouble, her impure blood will
cause pimples. blOtches. skin eruptious
and wretched complexion. Electric
Bitters is the best medicine in the world
to regulate stomach. liver aud kidneys
aud to parity the blood. 1t gives strong
nerves. bright eyes, smooth, yelyety
skin, rich complexion. II will make 4
gOOd-loOking. charming woman of a
run down invalid. oaiy 80 cents at A,
L. Miiler's drug store
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f1Hun D.ALENE s ! eLly q %

NHUR D'ALEEE is \ city Of 500
~ population. Lsaatifglly situated on
the northern SlsoCe Of THE famous Cgar
d'Aleae lake. ~ miles east OF Spokane
on branch Iine u tbs Northern Pacific
railroad. LineM Of steamers make Eega-
Lar tIipa from this city up the lake 70 the
head Of navigation on the 81. Joe and
C,rur d Alrie rivers, connecting n liar
Tison with tho railroad Tire into the
gold. silver ald Lead mlnek. The city h
onr u lh- ro~t noiet summer tesnT;s
ia the northwest, aud II becoming more
popular each year. Its aahlnR. haating.
beating sind bathing attractions are n
most limitlsas. The finest U. s. mill
taEy post Ia tie vest (roEt sherman)
and ils magnificent forest park reserva.
tloa adIoln the city GA the We4I The
eountTy round shout L made up Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
Of yellow pine. Isr. cedar and tamsFac.
and the city ID destined 10 become n
misunderstanding eeater for the products
Of these woods. Tho business men and
residents arc entrTpTising. aud take
pride in making tic place attractive.
There are four church organtEallona-
Methodist, Prvshy terrain. Episcopal and
Roman Catholic. The REGRET orden
arc Weil represented by lodge each Of
Masoas, Odd Fellows. Knights Of Pyth.
las. Eastern star. Daughter Of Re
bekah. Improved Order Of lied Men.
Maceabeea. l.. o. T. H. q. A. II. and
women's Relief Corps. The city is sup.
piled with electric lights. good water
works, an elegant public school build
Ing. ono sawmill, two IiTst class hotels,
boat building yards, etc. There are yet
good opportunities to engage In luera-
tire business aud diversified farming
Manufactures are particularly desired
and are Offered extra inducements. The
sammers are temperate, with sufficient
rainfall 10 insure abundant crops. while
the winters are free from extreme cold
No better location for profitable invest
meals or for securing ideal homes car
be found In the northwest. There 4
always = welcome here. among an cx-
eellent people, In beautiful region ant
an uncomfortable climate.
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DtalINIA AlAltb a4a+ ottAetAAA AA4AtNIs "
the state q Idaho. ~ and for the conniJ
81 Kootenai.
Annie lands pIslniiG. 5su..
Fsantiin Z sdr Lands. defendant. summons
The State o. Idaho 70 franklin wsse IsndIk
defendant:
YOa are hereby notified that there Il bOw On
ale In the once a The Clerk u The District Court
u the First Judicial District q said slaie. IN
Rathdrum. County q Ko0tenaE. ne eonplaint
a the above named plalntia. wherein he toiiow-
ing relief l. songhs to-vit: The said aeiisn 10
brought 10 obtain IudgmeuG that The marriage be
II cen plsinfaa and defendant BE- dissolved. and
Divorce decreed according TO ihs statute IN .nrh
case made and prorfdcd and the piatniiG prags
that the custody conirol. and Possession 81 ne
miner child. Josephine Esther Landls. be I'D
judged to the plaIniin. and that pendinR sails
litigation. By an orcer Of IhIs coart. defendant
be resssainrd and enioined from iskine o. has-
! ing The custody. control. o. posseaAion Of said
ehald.
The grounds On which said Judgment and De-
cree arc rlatn I'd. are Is follows, To- uii:
First That on OF about ths nonih Of Novena-
her. tasz. the aAsd drgendsnt. diEFrgnrding The
solemIiy Of his marriage ross. uiElfally. ana
without cantR, deserted and abandoned pa1ins-
"a. and ever ssace has. and still consinnes 10 -
/ wtIlIaIiy and without caase. desert and ahanAon
said plaintie. and 10 live separate and apart
I from her. without anT sunrtenf esnse o. treason.
and agsinst her viii and without hcs coRsens.
sceond.-That the deIendant. for mose THAI
oue year last past has failed % prOride fOs the
plsin'iG the common nesesaries Of life, beeanse
Il his sdleneSs. prcaieacr. and dissiEa4ion-
/ Aud yoa ere also nOsIacA that unless you APP
pear and answer % said complaint uithia ten
days after The service hereof. Il serFed within
Eootenai connfy. and within twenty days q seTE-
ed ont q said county. but within sid Judicial
District. and within forty days 4 served out o.
said district. exclusive 81 the day q Serricel
the plaintiff win apply 10 Tie court for The relief
demanded in the said complaint
Given under my hand and the seal 81 the Dis
trict Count Of the First Jadiesal Dissxirt q the
State Of Idaho. IN and for the County q Koot-
enzi. this ssh Day Of March, Isse
fsEAI-l &c. CAlIAuAS. CleEk
cnAs L HEITAAS. Attorney tOr Palntia.
mzTli-aprie
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Contest Notice

DKrAETNENI or TUe ISTrEIoE,
L. 5 LAS0 otgfcK Al CarE r'ALAHE. IDAM.A,
April Il. lsQe.
sufACi nj coniest aisdais having becn Al<t
In this once by William }. SsrPhens. contestant.
assinst Homestead entry No. lsI>. made sept.
~. 1872. fsrs h. ". \. 4. u :. ". u, and
lots } and 4. Section 5. Township y \. Range
W. D. NJ, by Alexander Trimmings. connective. In
which il IS slicScl that said Trimmings has
wholly ahandoned said tract. aud changed his
resideuce ihertrom for mnsC than ak mooti
since making said entry, ana next PEiar Ia the
date herrins that said tract Is not seltlcd upon.
aud cultivated by sid party A. Nqairssi By Jaw.
said parties arc hercls notified 70 appear. ne
spOnd and oaer evidence tunching sand all-ra-
ton II 10 o'clock =. m on May Il. tsle. heio e
Inc Rexiseer aud Receiver AZ The United states
land once in cwur d'Alcne. Idaho.
D. u. BcDLoNG.
apri5 nasIs.P ResisstF.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-04-15
mas 0oKR 70 CANADA.
Banker pssaasssrs Pays His FIns ana
Disappears.

Banker pssAasssrs Pays His FIns aaa
Disappears.
The citizens OF Cmur d'Alene were
given another evening Of excitement
Thursday when the rrport spread over
town that Danker DeSaussnre. who has
been In Jail since he was found guilty
and sentenced to pay Iine OF sSO0 or
he imprisoned for $50 days. had paid his
(lne on Wednesday evening aud LETT the
country for parts unknown. presumably
Canada. that haven for tank cashiers.
TIE matter Of his departure was kept
very quiet for twenty-four hours. al.
though there was = warrant for his ar.
rest on n charge Of cmbezElemsnt. in
the hands OF Constable woolery. OF
Rathdrum, Mt the time, Il having been
issued by Justice Iiarte Of this place
some time ago on complaint Of cNsaE
Meslna. The people here severely con.
denim the officials at Rathdram for al.
lowing DeSaussure to escape.