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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-02-11
SIGNAL Il WORK.

The signal corps were compelled to
run their lines along the firing line
during the fighting, and consequently
there were frequent Interruptions of
communication, owing to the cutting
of the wires, and the signal men were
ordered to kill without any hesitaEcy
anyone who attempted to interfere
with the lines.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

sidcratidn in the democratic council
whether lie should not be one Of Bry-
ans running mates on the ticket next
year. IL would be consistent and
would doubtless prove u fetching COM
bination. Bryan and LEM on one
ticket and Bryan and Agulnaldo on an
other would lie following the precedent
Of 1886, when Bryan ran with Sewal!
Oh one ticket and Watson on another
ticket. Mr.. AguinaldO having declared
for the democratic party, and being a
patriot not second to George Washing
ton, is by every rule Of political ethics
entitled To a nomination OF some sort
at the hands Of his party. Otherwise,
history Will again he called upon TO re-
cord and Their act of base ingratitude
on the part OF democracy.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

For the past two or three weeks
Bryan and his colaborers have been
frantisaDy paving the air, In those
eastern states where campaigns are on,
trying 10 convince their audiences that
the republican party Is endeavoring TO
commit the country To Imperialism
aud militarism. AT the same time
idaho's democratic governor has been
II Washington trying to convince Sec
rotary Root, Of the war department,
that form OF militarism which would
hardly be tolerated In Russia, Is abso-
lntely necessary In the fair state OF
Idaho. Oh, consistency, thou art Il
La .xnl ~
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
Smallpox ut seneaguotecn and state Line

smallpox AT SeneaEuoteen and state Line
Reports of new cases of smallpox at
two different points in kOotenai coun-
ty was the cause of considerable eX-
citement in Rathdrum the first of this
week, and as a result DIR. Wenz has
been doing IA lively business in yaccin-
ating people.
At Seneaguoteen four new cases are
said to have developed, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hardy, father end mother of
the little child who ten days ago sue
cumbed to the disease. are among the
afflicted ones. The other two are a
man named Jay Gould. who has been
nursing the Hardys, and another man
named Grace.
simultaneously with the report from
Seneaguoteen came the news from
state Line that case had broken out
there. the unfortunate being Grant
knowlton. who had previously been
exposed at the Hardys.
Drastic quarantine measures have
been enforced at both points, and it is
sincerely hoped that the prediction of
the authorities that no further spread
OF the disease is anticipated, will be
realized. Each patient has been at
tended by County Physician Elderkin,
who was accompanied by Deputy Sher-
i'll Dyer, who is immune. to establish
a rigid quarantine, which he claims
he succeeded in doing.
The man at State Line. who is afsIic-
ted with the disease. is a member of
quite large family, and it is reported
that all have been exposed through
MN, out the report has been denied.
100 much precautiou can not he
taken by the authorities to prevent
the. further spreading of this disease.
and no expense should be spared in
efforts TO that end
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
NOTICE FOR prn,rc,r,n> r,,,,

NOTICE FOR PuRIICATIoN-TINR
n,,, ilan ae Aet June ls5S-Enited States Land
Sti.e, Occur q Alene Idaho October III Isaa
Nntice Is hereby given that in compliance
"tta ie provisions OF the act Of Coarr,.s ~ ~
Inhe ls1s. entitled An act Tor The All. ne
sln nsf tands IN the States OF California. ORE.
son. Nevada. and Washington Territory, MS
~ snded 70 al the Public Land States 6y Art
~ A.9ast issE, Clara Martin of s.. fai,;
ooahtN or Ramsey. state of Mjnnssota bss
ms uiy lied In this Office her sworn state
uSh. No ~. tor The purchase of The " Is
SW II and ) t-e ST IA OF S,,,.,ion \, . -
,sns nship 20 - y. Range No 5 W. II. NJ. aud
WI, ~ oheF proof 10 show that the land souyht
= more valuable for lis timber or stone NAN
, ,or asricaltnrai purposes. and to estahli,s,,
her CAIN tn said land before the Reris;er
a Ih h,c"iver OF this Office AT Occur a. Acme
are tisel ''' vi 'snu-
IN, Ssas names as witnesses: Million s Lindsay
noaara IL 6uuner. William Rufi,ly AMI
fsuericL Gumaer all OF Priest River id,ho
Any saI A,l persons claiming adversely fhs
tee' Janus are requested to fIe
me, ciainis in this Office ON or before said
SFd day of January. 100 s''"
a y, no ID. II. BUpLoNG.
Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
ALIAS SUMMONS-IN The

ALIAS SUMMONS-IN THE|
~ trict Court. First Judicial D
of the State of Idaho, in and 4
County of kOotenai.
Hattie T. Davis. plaintiff, 4
Jefferson r. B. Davis, defendanli
The State of Idaho to Jefsrj
Il. Davis, the abOve-named defell
You'are hereby notified. as ya
been notified, that there is nov
in the Office of the Clerk Of u
trict Court of the First JudicnI
trict of said State, in RatDy
County of kOotenai, the CompI1
the above-named plaintiff.
Judgment is sought that the Oh
between plaintiff and defems
dissolved, and a divorce decrt5
colding to the statute in suca
made and provided, and plaintiff
that the, custody Of the minol
Nancy Azelia Davis, be adjuaT
plaintiff, anG plaintiff prayS
eral relief. II
The grounds on which said juc7
and decree are claimed is thai
ant for more than one year PRO-
suit, disregarding the solemnlt!
marriage VOWS. willfully and
cause, and without plaintiffs
deserted and abandoned plalnp
still, continues so to desert ana
on the plaintiff and to lives
and apart from her without az
Gent cause, or any reason ana
her consent.
And you are also notified tna,
you appear and answer to s
plant within ten days after
vice hereof, if served within y
county, and within twenty
served out of said county. pu,
the said Judicial District, aM
forty days, if served out OF -
trict. teXclusive of the day Of
the plaintiff will apply to ther
the relief demanded in said coz
Given under my hand
seal Of the District y
SEAL the First judicial "
the State of Idaho, 10
the County of kqoisls
9th day of October. a.
JNO. c. CALLAHAM
BY A. COOK.
Chas. L. Hoffman, plaintiff's@
o aI-D
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

puhois SAYS: II challenge any man
a. nan,e a siiserwNhiican In kootc-
mi county who has gone bsck 70 the
old party or words To that effect.
Freddy must have been pretty badly
ratified over his .honarahle union"
scheme while at nonners Ferry recent
~ ar Tie would hardly make that chal.
lcngc. II there Was anything In II we
could name few Of those gentlemen
whom he claims do not exist, asst Is,
ir'Ncver, W. ofier 20 point out n few
ssore M Rathdrnm II the honorable
union man VIII come here And II
chat fails To convince him, he might
take n trip tn state Line and a few
more outside precincts of which We
ki,ow.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
NOTICE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOTlCE FOR PURLICATION-TIMR
= ~, Land. Act June3. 1s7s-Unted States Land
SSnict. Occur d. lene, Idaho. October Is. 1870
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
T Nun ,he provisions of the act OF Congress OF
June 8. 1919. entitled An act for the sale Of
,. lands in the states of California ore
son, H 'l.. ana Washington Territory as
extended to all the Public Land States Nv ari
o. o august I; 1872 John Mitchell. of Post Falls.
5ounty Or kootena State of Idaho has Ills
gay filed in this office his sworn sfa,em"nt M
i o,. Tor ne purchase of the w - Sc ii and
lo's ana =, of Section No. -. in Township No
% n; Range No. w. b. NJ. and will bier Fer
papoa ,I now that the land sought. is more
cu!lural purposes and to establish his claim
20 salu ianu before the Register and Receiver
n ~, ,hls ohice at Occur d'Alene. Idaho. on
thursday, the 4th day of January. 1890. -
,-ha s na N rs witnesses: Joseph PORTER
!narics W. Wood. Henry Miller. and patrick
Lnrriety. al Of Rathdrum. Idaho 49, =
,Any ana al persons claiming adversely the
aboNe-described lands are requested il aie
III .f C't. ~ IN this office on or before said
~ ~ On d. H. BUDLONG.
= Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

NOTICE FOR PUELICATION-TIMR
Land Act June Z is7S-lTnited states
!, Land Office, Occur d'Alene. Idaho. Octohcr
~, $50 Nolice is hereby given tina; in compli-
~ Win me provisionso OF the act of Congress
% June ]. 1878. entitled IAN act for the sale ~
'.i lands in the States of California. Ore
goi, nevada. and Washington TERRITORY. n.
extended 10 all the Public Land states hv No,
.. aasas, :; loe, Tressic Roth. of Cadott.
n ,h,hy OF thippcwa. state of Wisconsin. has
ms day flied in this Office her sworn
sWvat.h,s s No. 70 for The purchase of the
" Il NJ II and - NV Ii of Section M
4 \ IN ma tnTnship No, I'd ". Range No. sW., b
s,,, ~ WI oher PROOF to show that the land
snusht Is more valuable forts tim bar or .;to
,inn Tor agricultural purposes and To estobe
, -. her claim TO said land before the Regis
'er ana Receiver OF this Office at Cp.nr ~
january. 1899 ~" "''s vi
I'M ane NAMES a as witnesses: Mlon S. Lindsay
r ro"ara -. Gumaer: William Ruddy. and
f.uVrich Gnmaer. all of Priest River jdaho
,, ans dna NJ persons claiming adversely the
shsir claims in this office on or hefo, said
"rd day of January. 1900 sal"
n.y. no ID, II. BuDLoNG.
ReplSfpr
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

II Is reported that some OF the Idaho
volunteers who obtained commissions
from tho state administration, intend
To make the race for Office on their war
records In the Philippines. All well
and good, boys; we will throw up our
hats for you on the war record: but
how about the dcnunciation Of your
actions by the democracy through At
kinson, LEM, ct. al, who stigmatizcd
you AS nlnrderers while In the Philip
pines! You are all right, but will IL
not cmbarrasS you To run upon plat
form drawn up by Bryan, LEM, Atkin-
SOD, and the latest acquisition to DEM
ocracy, Mr.. Aguinaldo? When Ora
ham, III his reply to the address of
welcome at the reception to the sol.
dicrs ut Occur d'Alcnc, denounced At
kinsOn md men of mis- ilk for their
cowardlH abuse Of the American sol
dicr, a copperhead democrat whined
out. . Jim Is not careful he will
make Il republican speech" Graham's
remarks were those Of soldier and
patriot:the remarks OF the fellow who
feared Graham mig';t please a repub-
iican by his patriotic declaration was
In line with the actsof Vallandingham
and his gang In lSil-64. Remember
also, boys, that Aguinaldo, encouraged
by democracy, did his best to bury you
in the iphisippines. He will help bury
dcmocr.s...'ia 1900.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
The Right Honorable Bartlett 81,

The Right Honorable Bartlett SIN
clair says: III any mine owner in
s'hoshonc county employs miner
without Y permit, viii arrest the
mine owner forthwith" Merciful
heavens. Are we 90 have another
bullpen" la the Occur u.Alcncs? and
= 'bullpen tiied. with mining mag
Istes, too? If ST, II issafc to predict
that the democratic state administers
t,tr will no, hate 10 he called upon
~. General Merriam, or any other
army, nfslcer. to ameliorate the condi-
don Of the inmates or this latter bull
wsn. ~ They viii have champagne to
drink and beds. ut down. not ditch
water and beds upon the ground.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

Two smooth Workers Whose Appearance
Wtii Anxiousiy fsc Awaited.
About one week ago two individuals
named Wood and klncart arrived in
the nelghborhood OF Rathdrnn rep
rcscntihg themselves to be timber
cruisers In the employ Of some large
lumber company, who had sent them
To Idaho To cruise tracts Of timber and
secure title to the same by getting in
lividuals To file on the claims under
the timber and stone act. They offer
ed to locate an individual upon Il
qnartef section of good timber land,
loan him the money to prove up, and
when title was secured the mythical
lumber company would offer to pur-
chase the same FOR 300.
But the privilege OF joining this
''combl me" would cost the individual
$25, wi len was demanded In advance
lust 10 show good faith" To prove
up on a quarter section would cost
$3.50 tp be paid ut the land at the time
of filing tn pay publication fees, 300
ON date final proof was made to pay
the government price of land at the
rate of 800 per acre, leaving the in
diyiduhl who would accept the propo-
,,tlon 5000 net for his trouble and
the uss Of his right
The men worked publicly and per-
sistently, and some entries were made
Mt the land office at Occur d'Alene.
Whether or not these entries were the
result Of work done by Messrs. Wood
and X incart can not be said positively.
and the Republican has failed to find
an In Niyidnalwho would admit hav-
Ing pal Id the so.
Everything seemed to 90 on smooth
ly until Thursday morning when an
article appeared In the Spokesman
Review, In which Special Timber
Agent Chadwick warned the public
against man named Wood who had
swindled number Of people In west
crn Montana by Il similar timber
scheme. simultaneously with the ap-
pearahce Of this article Wood dlsap-
peared from this locality and has not
been seen since. Ills side partner,
kincirt, was still In Rathdrum, and
apwa red to be greatly wrought up
over he article. He pretended to he
making strong efforts To locate Wood,
whom he claimed was owing him large
amount In wages, claiming also he
was only an employc and pretended To
be ms much surprised rs any one could
be when the rumor began 10 be circu-
lated that Wood WAS a swindler. 1t
was noticeable. however, that he. too.
disappeared before nightfall ON Thurs
day and has not been seen here since.
Ii y also rumored In this connection
that the claimants were shown some
tine timber land before they wen, 10
the md ofilce to make entry. but that
J the descriptions given them by Weed
called for land of an entirely different
character, some being located where
tue railroad company offers land for
- and % cents per acre. Claimants
VINO have been vietimlxed, IL any there
are IN this locality, are undoubtedly
awaiting Developments with much
anxiety, but the birds have flown. and
unless some of the victims come for.
war' and make formal complaint to
TIC authorities no efforts can be made
TO apprehend the swindlers.
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

The Republican Is ie,a position TO
state that not enough of Calamity Gle
veland's forest reserve In this county
Will remain closed against the settler u
year'hence Ia make any fuss over. and
the cfmnge will not come through the
preteuaed efforts ~ any pot house IA.
sion poihisians.. either. These who
have taken stock In the rubbish re.
Gently printed by the fusion sheets Of
Nds county are respectfully informed
that the work of those individuals who
more tiisn year ago began to interest
themselves In the settlers behalf In
TIE attempt 10 ecure modification
~ Grovers order. HAS not come 10
naught, and all may look upon this
question as practically settled.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

The local patent medicine hand-bill,
winch Is owned ana controlled by u
coteric OF oiiice-hoiders, is becoming
ainnst frantic In Its endeayors to d.
vert the peoples attention from the
magnificent record which the fusion
coEsiHe are making in this county.
The tia,ber reserve bugaboo IN It's
Mtest, but few VIII bt found In the
county who are apt to take stock in
my such silly twaddle.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

mocratic campaign orators are
trying To convince their audiences
there Is a vast difference between Lin
coin republicans Of 1850 and what IL
picascs them to cali s.Hanna" rcpuh-
iicaussof 1883, Int fa.t 10 remind their
heaEers that democracy In ls6O stood
with respect 10 Lincoln republicans
precisely where democracy In 1880
stands with respect 10 so-callcd "lIan-
m" republicans.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

The reports ~ the prison wardcns
from every section of the country show
q decrease af from Is To 40 per cent In
prisoners. This Is The most cOnyinc-
ing evidence Of the universal prosper
ity cxtant in the country. Nothing Is
w productive Of crime as idlcness and
when all are given an opportunity for
earning an honest living there mtur-
a3lst;oll0ws u decrease Ia cri,Is.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

IA. ". Settle Of Pest Falls, was doing
business in the city Monday. He re-
ported the burglarizins Of his SILICON
at Post Fails recently. Upon his re-
turn IRON trip to Spokane he dis
covered that thieves had entered his
place OF business and helped them
selves TO cigars aud liquors. and even
appropriated some of the fixtures
The job was neatly done and So far
Mr.. Settle has failed To find clue
which might lead to discovery of the
guilty. although he claims to have
some well grounded suspicious.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

These who would question: u, Il.
McFarlasal's democracy surely can not
know much adult Bob's antecedents.
We have an idea that Bob was a pretty
good democrat when some OF the pres
ent pot-house politicians In that party
were yet inhaling the bog atmosphere
over In the Emerald isle.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

Since Agninaldo issued his procla-
nation to his followers calling upon
ucm ~ pray for the success 81 the
democratic party In the United states
~ 1871. II is seriously u matter ~ "a, :
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
Church, Directory.

PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH-PreaehinA
every alternate Sunday al io:" \
500 p. m. Sabbath school every
Il NJ. Midweek service Wedn esda'
ut 7:G pm.
F.. A. WAI.KEk II
CATHOLIC CHURCH even
day lathe mouth at lo:Si q. NJ ~
REV. THOMAS
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

MODERN WOODMEN OF ANN
w kootenai Camp No. 6s43. Meets a.
and Bird Saturday OF each mouth AZ h
hall. john. q. Koch. Consul: L.
Clerk. =
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

GYR!NGA TEMPLE NO. T. Rary1
= sisters-Meets Thursday ersnl
each week at X. of Z. hall. Russell bIosIy
Mary Cleland, M. E. c.; Mrs. Bertis N
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

DATHDRUM TENT NO. :. X 4
n Meets LIST and 3rd Fridays Of esc.
at X. OF I. hall. Russell block. j Sv ~
CON-. X. 5. McCrca, X. X.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

a large assortment of plain and
'ahcy crepe paper ut the Postoti,ce
stare.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
Through Tickets
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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27
SOCIETY CARDS

PANHANDLE LODGE. no. lav
Meets Tuesday evening A.,
week at X. OF =. hall. Russell M.
WoOlery, q. c.; A. w. Post. X. OF RS%t
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1899-10-27

King Hota, the best scent cigar in
town. at the Posiaf.ire store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-02-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Dispatches from Manila say that fir
ing is heard almost continually in the
outlying portions Of the city and ii
was feared that the natives were plan
ming an uprising and massacre Of
the Americans
\ Madrid dispatch says all the sur
wing captains of Spanish warships de
stroyed in the naval battles of Santi-
ago de Cuba and in Manila bay 10y the
American fleets will be court-martialed
The president of the republic Of
France, NJ. Felix Faure died in Paris
of apopleXy after an illness of three
hours, aged IS years.
In order to put himself in position
to defend his action as president of the
Spanish peace commission at Paris
Senior Montero Rios president of the
Spanish senate, has resigned.
In London G.. Il. Brit, managing di-
rector Of dock company, was said to
be short $1,000, 900,
The president visited the grand army
encampment in Boston, was given a
reception by the state legislature, and
afterward left for Washington
Thirty persons were killed and 100
injured in a railway collision at Foret
Belgium.
Ii is said that the next Spanish bud
get Will show a deficit of 325, COO, Goo
pesetas
The Philippine insurgent representa-
tive, Agoncillo, who fed from Washing
ton TO Canada, left Montreal for Lon
don.
At Versailles Emile Loubet was
elected seventh president of the French
republic by the national assembly to
succeed the late Felix Faure
During a conflict over taxes between
Russians and Chinese at Talienwan.
China, 800 of the latter were killed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-02-23
THE INQUIRY OPENS.
The Board to Investigate the Beef
Charges begins Its WOrIS-Gen.
Miles the First Witness.

Washington, Feb. 81. The Miles
court of inquiry began its work of prob
ing the beef charges of the general on
Monday. Calls of ceremony on the pres
ident and the general commanding the
army occupied large part of the fore
noon, and Immediately thereafter Gen.
Nelson a. Miles appeared as the first
witness. lie and three other army Off
GERS summoned as witnesses were ex-
amined and disposed of before the
court closed its session at three o'clock.
During the inquiry the general de-
MED two interviews credited to him
charging that certain chemicals were
used in the preservation of the army
beef, but tacitly admitted that there
was a good deal in them with which he
agreed Later in his testimony he said
his use of the phrase "pretense Of eX-
pertinent" in speaking of army beef,
was unfortunate He disclaimed intend
ing any inference of fraud, and said he
should have said the refrigerated beef
issue was ION the theory of an expert
ment," and "a very costly one
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1899-02-23
SESSION is ENDED.
Congress of Mothers Concludes a
Profitable MeetinE-Many ResO-
buttons Adopted.

Washington, Feb 20.-The third con
gress of mothers ended Saturday Res
olutions were adopted requesting the
congress of the United States to repu-
date the result of the November cleo
ton in Utah, either by refusing to al
low the name Of Brigham H. Roberts,
of Utah, to be placed upon the roll or
by eXpelling him from his seat; indoors
ing the war policy of the administra-
ton; thanking Mrs Mckinley for "her
especial graciousness" as shown in her
reception to them and her love Of chill
dren; establishing committee of five
on household economy, and urging
general proper training of girls in prep
aration for motherhood.
The National Council of Women also
held a prolonged discussion over reso-
buttons against the seating of Repre-
sentative Roberts, The resolutions
adopted protest against his occupying
a seat in congress The report of the
resolutions committee recommends the
adjustment Of the canteen system in
army and navy; deprecates war; re
quests the influence of President Nc
Kinley to stop bullfghting in Cuba;
against bird destruction for millinery
purposes; in favor Of physical and in
dustrial general education as well as
mental, and the larger participation of
women in the work incident to our CO.
lonial Acquisitions