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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-11-04

-Sheighs for sale at low pri,e
by Foley Bros, Larson, Halverson
IL Co. For further particulars APP
ply to o. w. Swenson.
Mr.. T. ". Mclaughlin, horti-
cultural inspector for this district,
is making an official visit to the
south part of the county this week.
MIR. Geo. H. Ross of Port
Hill was Boomers Ferry visitor
again this week.
DR.. H. H Haden, Summit
Ala, says, L think Kodol Dyspep-
STA Cure is a splendid medicine. [
prescribe it, and my confidence in
it grows with continued USE"
1t digests what you eat and quick
ly cures dyspepsia and indigestion.
j. F. Cook.
You never know what form of
blood poison will follow constipa-
ton. Keep the liver clean by
using DeWitt's Little Early Risers
and you will avoid trouble. They
are famous little pills for constipa-
ton and liver and bowel troubles.
J. F. Cook.
Mr.. c. D. Rowell came mp
from Port Hill this week. He and
his partner, Mr.. Tom Huston, are
commencing work on the new
depot at Port Hill. The building
will be a one-story structure
24x48.
MIR. Gus j. PEBBLES has about
completed the grading of Main
street. The work is decided
Improvement to the town.
Smoke Commanders Club.
Commanders club cigars.
Smoke Commanders Club.
Thanksgiving comes on Thurs
day. November 30, this year.
j. d. Bridges, Editor Dem
ocrat," Lancaster, N. H., says
Zone Minute Cough Cure is tn,
! best remedy for cough / sve
used" Immediately relieves an,
cures coughs, colds, Group, asthma
! pneumonia, bronchitis, grippe an,
all throat and lung troubles.
prevents consumption. J. F.Cook
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-11-04
Church Services.


Catholic.-Mass at the Catholic
Church on the 4th Sunday of
each month, at 1870 a. m. Sun
day School at 2:30 p. M. every
Sunday.
REV. T. J. PURCELL, Pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN. M orning Services,
1920; Sunday School, every
Sunday, 1870, a. m. Young
Peoples Meeting, every Sunday,
1870 p. m. Evening Services, 8
o'clock. Prayer Meeting, every
Thursday evening, 8 O'Clock.
Preaching services every Sunday
morning and evening.
Rev. JOHN H. HOPE,
Pastor.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-11-04
$500 Reward

Notice is hereby given that citi-
zens and stockgrowers of the Koot-
enai Valley offer Reward Of 5000
for the apprehension and coneic-
ton of any person or persons I'M
lawfully killing stock, belonging
to the aforesaid, and 800 Reward
for the apprehension and convic-
ton of each other person implica-
ted in such killing. For further
particulars apply to,
JAMES r ECKERT.
u. MONTGOMERY
G.. K. ANDREWS.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-11-04
On Every Bottle

OfShi,oh's ConsumptionCure is this
guarantee: "All we ask of you is to
use two thirds of the bottle faith
fully, then if you can say you are
not benefited return the bottle to
your Druggist and he will refund
the price paid" Price 25cts., 50
ats. and 800. For sale by J. F.
Cook, Druggist.
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S, D. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor

commissioner Hermann, Of
the General Land Office, in his
annual report takes strong grounds
in favor of Forest Reserves. This
does not necessarily imply, how
ever, that he will favor the extern
sion of Priest River Reserve. That
proposition does not seem to meet
with favor among any of the
public men of Idaho at the present
time.
State elections occur in Ohio,
Nebraska, Kentucky, and a numbe r
of other states next week. The
indications point to decided
republican victory. TIE prosper
ity Of the country, coupled with
the unpopularity of the enti-ex-
pansion principles championed by
dem ocratic leaders, tells the story.
Captain James Graham has
his professional card in another
column. The Captain was a gal
liant and efficient officer in the
Philippines, and now, being mus
tered out with his regiment, ht
hangs out his single at Occur d
A enc and the HERALD wishes him
every success
-Messrs. Hopkins & Reed have
Just finished a dive Of 100000
feet of logs. The timber was cut
on the north si1e opposite Gross
pIrt. The mill has nearly $50,
90 feet to cut yet for the Kootena
Valley railway The local de-
mand for lumber has been good
-rhe ladies of Boomers Ferry
and vicinity are cordially invited t.
call AMI inspect my stock of fal
Millinery, which l ain selling "a
reduced prices.-MINNIE A. ROSE.
Hon. Bartlett Sinclair, stat
auditor, left for the Occur d. Alene
last Tuesday. He will return t
Boise in few days.
Smoke the Celebrated Com
manders Club Cigars.
Two more liquor house
closed up on the 1st, but the tow
still lacks good deal of goin
dry" as there are still seve
places where the thirsty can b
satisfied
CAS- TO III "A.
s ssss. sa. TX,s,'.1;I5z:::2:- '' ''''
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The sec rotary of war has notified
the governor of Idaho that troops
will be retained in the Occur d.
Alenes, but not for guard duty.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-11-04
Going East?
If You ARE
Do Nor FORGET
Three All Important Points

First.-Go via ST. Paul because
the lines to that point will afford
the very best service.
Second. that the coupon be-
yond ST. Paul reads via the Wis
consin Central, because that line
makes close connections with all the
trans continental lines entering the
Union Depot there, and its service
is first class in every particular.
Third.-For information, call on
your neighbor and friend-the
nearest ticket agent-and ask for a
ticket reading by way of the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINES,
or addressing,
JAS. c. POND, G. P. A.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Or, JAS. A. CLOCK, Gen'l Agt,
246 Stark ST., Portland, Or
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-11-04
SHOES

The complete line of Mems Ladies' Misses
in Right.
nd Hats 25c to $780,
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-11-04

-Sheishs for sale at low pri ,es
by Foley Bros, Larson, Halverson
q Co. For further particulars APP
ply to o. W. Swenson.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-11-04

so styles of Mems $500 to $14OO Suits. These
all wool and bought this season. They we'll made
500 pair of pants to pick from 800 to Sc So
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MINING NEWS.

The Idaho Consolidated has acquired the Big
Five, Walker, Swan and Cliff placer properties
on the Boise River. Idaho The dirt runs from
soc. to 81 per cubic yard.
A despatch from Estes Park Col. reports
that the ore in the Indiana tunnel shows an In
creased percentage OF copper.
Adyces from Victor; Col. state that the out
put OF the Jack Pot will be greater this month
half OF the camp. In July the receipts OF the
company were $3.50 after deductlng all
charges.
The pay portion OF the vein is I feet wide. and
recent shipment OF 50 tons averaged about
Sll5per ton.
Colorado Strings sends word that the Banner
inproyements, 1t ie stated that tho Elkton
Gold Mining Company will declare a dividend
amounting to S3O.OOO on Sept. !. and will sti.:
have surplus OF $4,000 In the treasury.
WHSh epGs great demsnd do for
miners in the district, Some nne ore has been
taken from the Roanoke on Mt. Emechan.
fmir. Is. g.. advices note that rich ore hns
SSsn ss" s ro aS p sn F ns The SGc
searched after leaving the workings, The ten
about ten tons OF ore day.
A letter from Seattle states that the repre-;
d2enesa G IDAHO PPEs naPehass ' gives tSe
synd icate control Of e5 per cent. OF the placer
diggings in the state. Arrangements have
900, dredging and hydraulic plant, The
total Investment is quoted at 81 100000. The
district IN, which these consolidated claims
and m mn distant from the
a western expert who has just returned from
q long residence In Alaska and the British
Yukon states that there are mountains OF cop
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The trading was fairly active to-day. hut the gen.
isins in TcxS. and in sections cast Of the Mississippi
River led to selling for New orleans. Liverpool and
OF the loss was recovered on buying FOR both &C.
counts induced by fears o. bnIsh Government re-.
SSon. the ioSs!t Joint t'os the Se%
Orleans wac persistent seller here and local oper.
ment report said: New Orleans, Aug, as!-"WHiio
SoRh ~ sn1 ss1 Rssn
Avg. as-"still dry here. but cloudy" Paris, Tex;
61 xs COED ind of
general: will heneht crop, although late
short crop in Texas Even IL general rains should
occur within week. they would add to what Is
groTth. and under favorable conditions a top crop
. Ssh ,n ne n az
'fift,cn to twenty days ago crops in this section
were very promising. IN, the continued hot dry
tho next two weeks. the situation will Ire serious
Drouth is opennR nall Immature hollis Nhichwil do
weeks will make top crop. even up to the 10th OF
September forms inadc on the plant Conservative
cent from prospects three to four weeks ago. Tenn.
peraure continues high nights hot. and NJ signs Of
throu9hou. this socion has b, en materially injured
By h: protraGtsa dry .ps A%%n'tHm 49, Ams
poets are frightening Macon. Ga. Aug 26.-"So
snd .ry T5 s s l a
more cotton than 1t will make it could do no good
shortest in many years and being cs,imated by the
most conservative people at 8s cent off. and in
red lands fully so per cent. Of. Atlanta, Ga, Aug
1b.--"For last two days have had rome good rains
south and east OF this city which, think will do
siderable good. tn ough quite q number OF planters
say II is too late"
CoFFEE--Rio on tho spot was quiet at 5asc. for No.
l. Sales OF 1900 bags Central American and 400 Mara
cabo. Futures were unchanged closing quiet
Sales $500 aIs. Havro and Hamburg were
changed. American warehouse deliveries Is, 1850
bags. Rio was steady. with prices and exchange
receipts for two days $4,000; stock
1874 900. Santos was unchanged: receipts for two
days A. 600; stock 10000. Prices as follows:
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Harry W. WALKER. secrs,.rr

PROPOSALS FOR KNIT WOOL UNDERsHIRTs :
PhiA. Depot Y. NJ Dept, I42s Arch street Phiia
"a. August ~ lssy,I Sealed proposals.. in tripli.
cate. will be received here until II o'ciock II
FRIDAY, September LIST. 1879, for furnishing this de-
pot with $4,000 Knit Wool IndershI rts Ivbt
weight Conforming to specifications nu m her aS?'
and standard sample at schuylkil Arsenal. Earl
deliveries are essential and bidders st state win
reserves the right to reject accept any or ali bro
possIt or any bart thereof Preference given ar.
ditions or Iualty and price Including in the prize
OF foreign productions manufacturer tbs dn,v
thereon being equal. GUARANTEE in ia ~
cent Of the value OF the articles viii be rc1uircd
with all bids. In-gnAranteed BI DS will NOT he 80,
sdared. Blanks for proposals &C viii be fnrniSbed
upon application. EnvelopeA containing pronossIs
to be endorsed Pro possls for Undershirts 80
addressed to Lt..C9l John V. Furey. Deputy Quar-.
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THE SUN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1899.

s22oes2s5I No. as!trs,s?, 40 esq 50; clear. $500
3e8 10; straghts So 2b0 30. 3boWe3 10.
Spring in bbls; Clears. t3.oo0s8.lu; straiRhts
s3;iO@t3do; patents. S. soSs4.0O. 80
Cor1uS-Spo: cotton hero was unchanged. with
sales OF 10 balo' for spinning. MddlnV uplands
VIC. against sac. last year: New Orleans ana Gulf
INC. against &c. Charleston declined Lice. New
Orleans sold 900 bales Augusta t77, Galveston 233
and Mobile zoo. Liverpool was unchanged on the
spot, with sales of 5000 bales! futures opened par
italy point higher but reacted and closed un
changed TO Nc. lower. Manchester was nrm.
The movement to-day was as follows;
To-day. Last week. Last Year
Port receipts .......luUiI 3,3a5 t,o44
Augusta (all newl..,. ,2B8 BT4 +lb
Memphis ~ newt. l6l 2B "a new 80
Cincinnati ... ....... asi c57
houston all NEWELL. 1891 coma. i3lall n.)d,IH2
Augusta shipped TO-DAY .o3t bales: Memphis OF;
~; Louis 564; Cincinnati. $50. and Houston; b.5dn
Port exports, 1913 bales The rainfall for the past
- hours included ass inches at savannah; % at
Augusta and trace at Atlanta, Ga; rs at Charles
ton. Sc ia at Jacksonville. and I9o at Gainea
vile Fla; 40 at Houston, ia at Columbia. 10 at
NRerryille and q trace At Galveston Tex. ~ at
viek,burg. Miss. The Signal Service predicted fair
weather for Tex, Ok, l. I. and Ark and showers or
rain for the balance OF the belt New Orleans de-
cnned points on Oct, recovered the loss and adj
vhnced >, but reacted and declined 2. Futures here
closed barely steady at not decline Of TO points.
Prices as follows:
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Live Stock Market.

TUESDAY. Aug. 30. 1899.
Receipts Of hoeves were 3h9 head. all for export
Dressed beef slow at 7h@a,lc. y N for inferior 10
extra native sides. London and Liverpool cables
quoted American cattle lower att II tal2c. p m
dressed weight refriRerator beef selling at nc per
7,2ll quarters OF beef; tomorrow, 800 beeves, 80
sheep and 2. 1872 quarters.
Receipts of calves were Al head, making with the
stale calves. 25t on sale quiet but steady for 1.-Two
calves. with 40 head nnsold. Poorest to hest vesls
sold at $4.50s&7.3Tk e 100 ms. grassers Mt SO,
City dressed veals steady at DGs1 nc. y n.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 2.6sH head, In
GLIDING car for saughtcrer. and 1Old cars for the
market making with the stale stock IA y cars on
sale. Sheep and good lambs ruled Arm; medium
unsold. Fair to good sheep sold at s3.759s4. I2L
p 100 ms; good to prime lambs at S5.boaSG 40
culs Et $3.50; dressed mutton 591iGc. n; dressed
lambs u a loo.
Receipts of hogs were 2 1874 head including 2 cars
for the market. Slow at S47o0$4. 500 100 Ms for
fair to prime hogs.
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TUEspAY. Aug. 20.

TUESDAY. Aug. 20.
There were severalt things that contributed TO
nj oderate reaction In the prices Of stocks to-
day. Among these were somewhat lower
prices In London for American stocks. a little
more Arm ness for call money. some realizing
and some short sales. A fall in British consols
weakened the whole London market and
American stocks were affected along with other
issues. The moderate tightening In money
was incidental to Sept. l payments. The
changes in rates were slight. The highest rnte
was3 per cent. and most OF tho loans we're
made at 3 per cent. There was nothing to indi-
cato the approach OF q pinch In money.
The pront-tnknG was natural In the circum-
stances and so was the short selling. The
professional operators always are anxious not
to lose gains In hand and arc keen for oppor-
tun titles to make new gains. no matter. as a
rule. on which aide OF the market. There was
no development in the day Of q serious nature.
As whole the situation was satisfactory and
there was reason to believe 4 would con-
tinue so.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
we're large. and they were widely dlstr-
butcd. There was an expansion In the deal
Tags In Brooklyn Rapid Transit. accompanied
by rise In the price. Despite a particularly
good report by the company for tho quarter
ended June 80. Metropolitan Street Railway
declined. Manhattan Railway also lost frac-
tionaly. American Tobacco and Continental
Tobacco were sold and reduced quota
lions were made for them. Sugar Rehn-
ing likewise receded. There wns considerable
activity In the Republic Iron aud Steel issues
and a substantial advance was recorded for
them. Tho other iron and steel stocks receded.
Thore was q rally in Hooking Valley on earn
ings. Sales to realize accounted for drop in
Louisville and Nashville. and from tho same
cause Atchison preferred. Northern Pacific and
Union Pacific fell off. There was a further
marked improvement in Chicago and Eastern
Illinois. An Increase in the dividend Is looked
for. The company is stated to be earning at
the rate OF ! o per cent. on the stock.
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KOREANS BREAK UP A LOTTERY
Riots Followed tho Discovery That 1t Was
Fraudulently Conducted.

TACOMA. WASH. Aug. 29.-NeWs has reached
here ola serious riot occurring at Seoul. Korea,
over q lottery. Some time ago a company was
formed to float lottery. to which thousands OF
Koreans contributed. At the first grand draw
ing fifteen OF the chief promoters were winners
OF the first fifteen prizes. To the Koreans this
looked like foul play and riot followed The
machine was destroyed after an examination,
which showed that the operators had been able
to place the numbers.
Tho police took charge OF the concern. dis
rbutinG the money among tho purchasers OF
"a tickets. The Government gave back tho
$4,000 paid for license and the flnancIer OF
the Imperial Household Department was dis
missed for sanctioning the lottery. Two others
were banished for three years.
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NICARAGUA'S TROUBLES.
Zolaya Out with tho Estradas and In With
Reyes Again.


New ORLEANS. Aug. 29-Passengers from
Bluefelds announce that the friendly relations
which formerly existed between President 70
laya Of Nicaragua. and Gen. Reyes former
Governor Of the Coast Province. have been re-
newed and that the governorship has boon
offered to Reyes again. Reyes. 1t will be re-
membered. started a revolution against the
palace. which promised some success at first
hut suddenly collapsed. Gen. Estrada was ap-
pointed to succeed him and Reyes fed to Costa
RIGA. Since then Zelaya has quarrelled with
the Estradas. who have been plotting rebellion.
He has accordingly allied himself with the for
mer revolutonist and won Reyes to assist him
in downing the Estradas Just as he used the
latter to get rid OF Reyes. The officials ap-
pointed by President Zelaya to take charge in
August have been afraid to do so. Another
outbreak between the rival factions 10 looked
for. and the appearance OF Government gun
boat at Bluefelds is regarded as a precaution
taken by Zelaya against an expected revolt.
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Coffee was quiet. but prices were steady. The re-.
ceipts ware heavy but there was pressure to sell
and small local demand sustained prices.
NAVAL SroREs.-Spirits of turpentine 47hS4Sc.
Common to good strained rosin II 80 AL. 32H.
was frmer at sa.s7@SSo.76 for mess. Meats were
steady, picked hams lO4 lOhc. 1alow. 4ssc
Dressed hogs. bh9Thc.
BrrIEl.-Creamery, Western. extras. ale; do
frsts 2Ot9s2lc; State extras 2O42OLc.: do. hrstG
luhS2cc. Cheese.state. full cream. large
eoiored fancy, lIc; do. white 1"Gs
and Western l791sc. Chicago. Aug 2p.-"Provi.
sions were steady, closing Just about the yes
pal business with buying by packers against cash
sales. The cash trade was fairly good"
SUGkR-Raw was steady at I NC for 90 test and
3l5.lsc. for go test Sale. Of 400 bags, &c. test at
4hc. and .Goo.S9 test, at sac. Refined was fairly
tive and steady.
CHrC,Go. Aug 29.-Thcse were to-day prices:
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per ore near the head waters OF the Tanana
River Tho country IL 40 inaccessible. how.
ever. and the freight charges so high. that II
will hardly rs- to mine in the region. ,,,
New Denver. b. C.. reports that an Englsn
COMPANY has been trying to get possession OF
tho Lost Tiger group. but the owner refuses 10
sel Tho recent strike ON this property Is
turning out bigger than expected. Only one
wa has been cub and there Ia n showing OF y
inches OF clean ore and -, feet OF concentrating
minerals
Company has seventy-five tons ready Tor ship
ment which show an average ~ yer cent.
copper. q ounces OF silver and So ~ gold.
Advices from Bossburg, wash. note a nne
strike Of lead carbonntes In the Silver Butte on
Deep Creek. Assays returned T0h per cent
lead md q ounces OF silver.
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CON NJ ERCIAL.

TUESDAY. Aug. 29.-Grain-W heat-Spot was
steady with sales OF pa 900 bushels for EXPORT
here and at the outports. No. / northern Du.
luth Axe. over Sept. I. o. b. afioat: No / hard
Duluth SIC. over: No. northern New York
3'ac. over The Northwestern receipts were
59l cars against 2S6 last week and $50 last
year: Chicago 1872 against 124 last week and
488 last year. Futures closed &c. lower with
sales OF 2,07O. 900 bushels. After Change Dec
on curb was Use. Prices as follows:
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Proposals.
AQuGduCt Commissioners Office,
No. 2sO Broadway, New York,
New York. August Is, 1929.
M GOWN fTnDo

NtW lOrK August TO, 1873.
TO CONTRACTORS
Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish.
Ing the materials called for in tho approved forms
of contract now on ale in the ONCE the Aquednct
Commissioners, for building overflow aud blow on
sewers, water pipes and appurtonances in connec.
ton with the Jerome Park Reservoir OF the New
Croton Aqueduct in the Gath ward Borough OF
The Bronx. OF the City OF New York. viii be
received at this once until WEDNESDAY SEP.
TENDER 18th, 1879. AZ - o'clock noon and thev
win be publicly opened by the Aquednc. CommiS.
sioners as soon thereafter A. possible. and the
nshing said materials will be- made BY said Com.
missioncrs as coon thereafter us practicable
Blank forms OF said approved contract and ths
specifications thereof; and bids or proposals. and
proper envelopes for their enclosures form OF bonds
and all other information can y. obtained At the
above onice OF the Aqueduct Commissioner ON
application to the Secretary. "
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners,
JOHN j. RYAN
u,n,y W. ,y,,.rn 49,, President
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SARATOGA. y. Y. Aug. 2g-Iewls Blair. n
oicSchst' aged -, was killed In schuyleryille
tonight. as result Of collision with the
tnriiis OF wagon which struck him full force
Thlie coming from the opposite direction. The
smart penetrated his body. Blair got up and
rAEed ntteen feet to the cur6stone and
dropped dead. nav
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Extension of Mex,co,s Railway s,,t,m

MONTEREY Mex, Aug. 20-The Belgian
syndicate. which now owns the Monterey and
Mexican Gulf Railway. has purchased the
Hidalgo Northern Railway. 1t is announced
By A, Monnom. representative OF the syndicate
In Mexico. that the newly acquired road will
be extended Immediately from Pachuca to
Iamplco. where It will connect with the Mon
terey and Mexican Gulf rond. making a new
OF Mexico. WV
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations Railway and other bonds easier The
features Colorado Southern As. Kansas City,
erals, Reading general As. Union Pacific A. At
Gibson. Kansas and Texas. Missouri Pacific.
Oregon Short Line and Wabash issues.
Commercial price OF bar silver In New York,
59hc. Bar silver 10 London closed at 27hd.
Mexican silver dollars were quoted at 47hc.