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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-04-15
Notice . Creditor.
april nasnsp

Estate of Alien }. Scshi,t, deceased-
Notice l. hereby given ~ the undsniEnel.
adniniAfratoF of the estate II Alter . Hesbi,i,
deecased. TO the ereaitors of. aud al Petsaos
having eiaIms ssalnst sad deccase,i. 10 eshIbit
theia Nlih the necessary vouchers. wlshln t0aF
months after the 6frl puhiieaiion II his not -.
TO the said administrator IL kl aeise in ihs
town Of eonaF a'AtsAe. Idaho. he fsm- t.siRs
the place for the lraarartion 4 The business 81
said estate. In the County u k0sts;ai. slsfe o.
Idaho.
DARED q, earr a Alsne. Idaho. on the aath
eay q Nsrrh seee. !si;-, y nak-f
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Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing a
specially at the Pass Office.
rA,.,.A r,,rl,, c.r, e xaasas CITY.

Tie action OF the Northern Pacific
aud DugllMgton railroads, In establish.
A twice-a.woek tourist car line between
seattle aud Kansas City Is n step In the
right direction. u MEANS that Il 10
now possible 10 get aboard n car at any
point Ia Washington, idaliO or Montana
along the main lluc VI the Northern
Pacific aud GO through 70 Kansas City
without changes OF delays Of any kind,
Cara leave Spokane every Tuesday aud
saturday, arriving atLiicoin. 81 Joseph
aud Ka0sas City following Thursday
and Monday Cloae connections are
made al Lincoln with solid vssllbulcd
trans from Omaha. lcoria. Chicago aud
g.. Louis.
Iserths can be reserved and tckttssc
cared AZ any Northern Pacific ticket
once, or BY addressing, A. u. JACEsoN
Passenger Agent, Spokane, Wash
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Veleanie Rrnptiena

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Mrs. c. A. Stromberg wishes 10 ex.
tend her sincere thanks to her friends
for their kindness 10 her 10 her late
trouble. particularly 10 DR.. Sc0yler aud
Father Purcell.
Mis-. G. 4. SrROMpERo.
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Idado. aud receive one dozen miniature
photoS
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Hi. Life We, SAVED.


Mr.J. E. Lilly. prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo-, lately had n wonderful
from a frightful death. In
telling of it he says: Il was taken with
typhoid fever, that ran iuto pneumonia.
Ny lungs became hardened. was so
weak couldn't even sit up in bed.
Nothing helped me. Iexpccted TO soon
die OF consumption, when heard of Or
Kings New Discovery. One bottle gave
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now am well and strong. can't say too
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II you have anything TO sell let The
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Wmns OF the Press. There is not bus
iness in Ce1r d'Alene so small that It
Is not worth advertising; yet the town
10 possessed OF a large number Of firms
aud business enterprises that are hardly
known outside small circle Of patrons.
Make your business known and invite
new customers By iudiclous advertising.
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Timber Land. Act June 8, 1878
Notice for Publication.

US LAxD orrtcE. cGrE D'ALESE. IDAHo.
March Il. 10.
Notice IS hereby given that IN compliance
with the provisions q the act Of csneress q
June \. Isss- entiiicd An act for the sale Of
timber Lands in abe states Of casiSosnia. Oregon.
Nevsds. and Warrington Territory" - ca
tended TO ell Public Land ssAies ty act Of Aug
mai less
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MYRoN ". AVERY,

Of cGur d'Alene. County df Kco:enai, stste 81
Idabo. has this day sled ~ this cGGcc hia sworn
statement No "a. for the purchase q The 8. T.
u \. ". a and 10 l. ana q section No. 8. in
Township No. % y, Range No ". u. ~, and
WI offer proOt to show that tho land sought b
in0re valuable for its iinbeE or tt0ne than for
agricultural purposes. and 10 establish his
claim 10 said land besore the Eesi ter aac Re
liver Of this cflcc At cosuF d'Aieae. ldahr. ON
Monday, the ssad day ii Nay. leea
He uarass Ss witnesses: Hans A. Anderson.
James v Russell. Edward Butt and Andersen
l.. Daytr. al 81 Ceor d Alere- Idabo,
Any and all persons ciaIIatng adversely the
above acsesibe,i lands are requested 10 als their
claims in This otslce Ga or hsi0re she s1nd DAP
of Nay. lepp. u. II. EcDloN6.
lnaris-usasSo teststef.
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In me District cosrt First Jsdiesal Disiries q
the state d Idaho. IN and FOR the ccpniy
- E-...s~...t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
NOTES FROM THE SECRETARY.
PROGRESS of the Benevoicnt League
Work Mt Louisville.

That the members of the Texas division
Travellers Protective Association are
taking kindly to the new auxiliary, known
as the Benevolent League of Texas Trav-
elers. is evidenced by the large number
Of applications already on file in the sec
retarys office. These, as well as addi-
tional applications, will now have prompt
attention, because the charter has been
received from the State and other details
necessary to arrange have been completed
within tho past few days
This is mentioned in order to correct
any Impressions that may have prevailed
to the effect that league business was being
delayed or not receiving proper attention.
II this be an excuse it can not be used
again fer now that every detail for carry
Ing on the business has been arranged and
completed there will be no necessity for
either excuses or apologies in the future.
Every member Of the division will receive
within few days a copy Of the constitu-
ton, application blanks, etc. and 1t Is
confidently expected that the league will
have ever 500 members before June II.
u was 2 very complimentary vote that
was given the Texas candidate for Ma
uonal president at Louisville, and had he
received six more votes, it would have
probably caused a second ballot, that
n Oh have elected him.
The Texas division have Just cause Ia
h. proud Of all its officers. every one hav-
ing either a report 70 submit in person
or enc that was included in reports OF
National officers, who were not at all
chary n bestowing compliments upon the
efficient work and coed results obtained
While fourth in membership, and new
members required last year, Texas was
nearly first In every other particular. Her
representatives. feel that they made friends
az the convention that will certainly re-
member Texas when another election day
rolls round
There is only few days eft in which
10 secure six now members and thereby
gnin o renewal card for next six months
from National directors.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
HOUSTON DAILY POST: SUNDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1899

VIII Osmon. representing @. A. Duerier
Mfg. company q: San Antonio. was solicit
ing orders for sweet stuifs Tuesday.
W. G. Akard. representing w. d. Clcve-
land & Co.. was hustling grocery orders
among our merchants last week
f. LevinsOn, representing the New YORK
Life was out after insurance business
Wednesday
NJ. s. Michael OF New Orleans was here
in the interests OF Smith Bros. 4 Co last
week
j. NJ Carter OF Galveston. representing
the American Tobacco company. was push
ing their goods among our merchants We'd
nesdav
A. W. Kollatt, representing b. ]. Wolf
Sons OF New Orleans was showing our
merchants through his fine line OF cloth
ing and furnishing goods last week.
D. s. Talley OF Philadelphia was here
with fine line OF clothinS last Frdly.
]. A. Mittmann, representing Mensing
Bros. d Co. OF Galveston, dropped In Oh
his customers Friday.
Moe Levy, representing the Memphis
Paper company, was talking paper bags,
wrapping papers, ETC., TO our merchants
last week.
Other grip men In the city last week
were F. 7. Woodward. Dallas; J. ]. Clo-
man, Bolton; j. A. Kraft. Louisville, KY;
II. Van Glider, Nashville: W. j. Mcdonald,
Memphis Texas; p. A. Ritter. Portsmouth
D S. Barker, Memphis, Texas; w, H..
Sanders St Louis II. D. Haskins. St.
Louis; V. o. Dargan. Dallas g. NJ, Cook,
San Antonio; B, A. Pessik, New York, and
X o. Bunting, st. Louis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
THE Il. o. n.
Secret order Organized AmonG
L. Y. a Nm

n sttfft bthtt NFEnhfItu AMONG
Y. 7. \. Wen.
The idea Of a secret order IN the L p
A. has hsen discussed many times but II
remained for scme Of the delegates to the
Louisville convention to carry out the
popular "2io" and the Knight Of ElliruoI
was brought forth and the degree was
conferred on a number Of candidates. A
later meeting IVES held at Mammoth Cave
where the organization was perfected, The
officers for he ensuing year with theil
titles are as follows:
Grand high gasticutus, G. II. scholl-
meyer; grand high vice glastlcutus. Geo
F. Burchard, grand big bearer of the koin
II, c. Tatum; grand high scratcher vii
r. Weber, grand high cacSler. Charlie.
X. Dufhn; grand high provisticator, f. G
Burrows; grand high preva.icator, W. A
Ryan; royal steerer, W. G.. Haskell; royal
bearer OF the sponge. George Bowen;
royal bearer of the korkskrew, Loui:
Ochs; royal keeper of the woodtshedt
Joseph Wallerstein; royal gazaboo Joseph
Abrams; royal keeper Of the kubbart. W
n. McConkin; royal keeper of the paja-
mas, l.. Wolff royal keeper Of the sokert,
Ben f Hoffman; royal mastikater, l.. f.
'"s'' NSa' hahooHISts, "a H. McCul-
Tough. c. W. Saunders, James Il. Ludlow
II. II. Hinton, Frank Putnam, George w
Smith
There are about 100 names on the char
ter list and from all indications it is to be
success. As soon as the committee on
constitution and ritual reports 1t is ex-
pected that subordinate bodies to be
known as caves will be organized in every
city where there is T. p. A. post. So
cial amusement Is the principal object OF
the X. o. f. and it IS hoped that the
members will be drawn closer together
through its efforts.
WIN B, Weber secrstlly II Missouri
division at ST.. Louis will be .lad 20 far
nish any information desired regsgarg
the new venture.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28

and II. NJ. White of the Pauley Jail COM
pany OF 81. Louis spent a few days mere
Interviewing county officials.
Maclauren Wyatt Is homo with MS ram
ily from a two weeks trip and is DON'T
clled at the Central hotel.
A. NJ. FELTON,. the popular Chicago snoe
salesman, had a good trade here recently
II. j. Cobbold sold plenty OF 'Enanel-
Inc" here this week.
j. NJ. White. the always affable. was
here and furnished paint" although he
did not use any OF 1t himself.
r. Roy Head OF Austin came In Tor
day.
Ernest l.. Waller, the substantial cloth"
ing salesman. was here Monday
4. 5. Haber OF Waco sold wet goods here
Monday.
ID. l.. Countryman, studebaker's popular
representative, came IN and as usual went
away with orders.
william Meade of Waco, the popular
pants man. sold en- and went west.
0. a. Ballard "Garlanded' the town with
a very necessary article TO the winter and
summer comfort OF cooking.
G. Y. Coffman sold rubber goods galore
and placed his swell line OF machinloshes
with a strong concern here.
Ben J. Gross, that hard to eaten, lr-
repressible, versntile. vigorous and various
genius, has sold hats here.
C.. r. Wagstaff came In accompanied ny
c. w. Gooch and Is quartered Win Hlrsn-
field at the Central.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
Where Science Will Fail.

Dallas, Texas. May 27.-In dltty en-
titled Where Science VIII Fair Jake
Haas, press agent Of post E, Travellers
Protective Association OF Dallas, drops
into philosophy II runs:
Some day the horseless carriage will 90
tipping here and there.
And drummers with graceful wings out
spread may travel through the air;
Some day It may be possible for drum
mers 10 cross the sea
As easily as we 20 from here to Muscogee
Some day you NAV have breakfast in New
York.
o. dine in New Orleans and sup in New
York
some day these things may come to pass,
but even then at night
when baby sets the cramps and starts TO
yell with all its might
Voor drummer papa will be forced In quiet
Ing the row
To tramp he foor on foot Just as he has
TO do 1t now"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
uuuMuEns At DALLAS.
The Delegates 10 tn" National Con
Nention Have Returned.

The DrlrGBtc" TO the Nntornl 'on-
Nentior Hnve Returned.
Dallas. Texas Nav 26, The Dallas dele
"a ion that attended The National Trav-
clers Protective Association convention
htlG in Louisville last week have comc
struggling back. Each reports a splendid
time The kentucky metropolis ana all
things therein contained we're thrown
wide open for their benefit and they were
given 4 splendid sample of genuine Ken
tucky hospitality.
Rev Or. Homer T. Wilson of Fort
Worth. chaplain OF the National Travellers
Protective Association organization, stop
PEI in Dallas this week on his way home
from the Louisville convention. He was
reared not far from Louisville and, Of
course felt at home in that city. He says
odd Kentucky Is herself yet and that
every delegate and visitor to the big con-
vention was made to know he was among
friends.
A. f. Lempertz. with the Cudahy Pack
Gg company. South Omaha. Neb., was
here Wednesday.
II. Hirsehman. with the United Shirt
and Collar COMPANY Of New York, spent
yesterday in Dallas.
I. l.. Johnson OF the Graham Paper com,
panv has returned from a trip to his
Headquarters In St. Louis He helped
several editors have good time at tbs
State press convention held in Dallas a
few DAYS ago
J. NJ. Hinkle with d. S. Walton & Co.
paper, New York, Tas here Monday,
a. w. Dutton OF the Western Electric
Supply COMPANY OF st. Louis is in Dali
las
l. L. Parks. Jr.. OF the st. Louis Coffin
company was here Tuesday
W. II, Forse. Jr.. with the Cruden- Mar
tin Woodenware company OF St Louis,
was here Thursday.
L A. Davis, with F. c. Williams & Co.,
tobacco, Richmond. Va, spent several days
IN Dallas this week.
Z. r. Adams. with Nelson Morris &
Co, packing house supplies. Chicago. was
bore Wednesday,
j, J. Crane of the Hickman Wagon com
pany, Hickman, XIV. was here Monday.
w. II. Stebbins OF the Clinton Manu-
featuring company, novelties, Grand Rap
Ids, Mich. is In the city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
nrnmmcrs NJ ncItnn.

Bolton, Texas, May 26.-Wllllam f. Beh-
ring, Samuel Cupples wide-awake rep
resentatiye. sold goods in Bolton last Fri
day.
Brick Thomas OF "old Virginia" tho
Try Angle" choroot man. came TO town
and after doing some business left for the
West.
Russell Woodbridge, the matchuessl
antitrust salesman. reported good-lales.
r. II, wall. he OF Lillian Russell cigar
fame, was pleasant caller on the trade
few DAYS ego
Old reliable w. J tBilD Hefhey, nr.
Pepper summer beverage salesman blew
in smnmgly and as usual had a successful
trade
n W MichSux. representing James Butte
ef Houston called on the trade here.
l.. A. Kendig travelling passenger agent
for the Santa Re route. was looking m
California and Colorado tourists the past
week
r " Emery recresen'ipg the DseriDE
Implement people has been a busy and
from bis ccpatcrarcel sueeosstul caller
on the TRADE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
SOLD Goods Mt Whnrtnr

Wharton, Texas, May Wharton con
tinues to be favorite stopping place for
the travelling public and each week hrine7
a soodly number Of angels Of commerce e.
to linger a little while IN the city and aid
in the circulation of the coin Of the realm
Louisiana, Pennsylvania. Missouri. Illinois
Ohio, Michigan, Virginia. all furnished
representatives this week
From New Orleans, f. Caspar. of Levy
Loeb G Co.
The Alamo City furnished A. Levy; w
NJ. Osmon, the tobacco man; George Bar
tholomow, surnamed the Little Joker"
A. Drey pleasant and affable, who sells
50 well for A. B. Frank e. Co., and w. IL
Dodson.
w. T. Gillian of Edna disposed of several
instruments for the Schubert Mandolin
Piano company.
r.. c, Shaw of Philadelphia paid his first
visit to Wharton.
St Louis was personated by Il. c. Hen
dcrson of White, Branch G. McConklin. NJ
w. Abel OF Rothschild Bros, S. G. Rup-
pin, clothing, who formed a strong cabal
for their city.
jeff League of Blum Hardware company
A. w. Kennedy OF Manhattan typewriters
l.. Sinshiner, radiant with fun and vim
OF Ulman' Louis & Co; Fred Mitheiser, j
Dreyfus of Galveston Dry Goods company
c, G. Perry, the successful, of Pabtz, Lien
bach Il Co., and G. Hessian OF Clarke &
Courts, did good work in rustling trade
for the Island City"
r. f. Moremus of Chicago. G. l.. Nc
Konstry Of Detroit and J. Hornberger OF
Austin were getting acquainted with
Wharton merchants.
Jennings Blackwell of ]. C. Adams G.
Co, Victoria, was greeting old friends and
doing good work for his firm
c. r. Burton of Dallas sold Kitchen
Queen baking powder
j. c. Mayo of Richmond, Va, sold Celu-
loid starch.
John l.. Hamilton OF Hooperton, H.,
was in Wharton a few hours.
j. McElre of Rockdale, Mich, made q
good deal for his firm, viz, he furniship &
of the furniture for the Methodist church
pews, pulpit and other furniture,
Houston. as the recognized headquarters
for the trade OF the coast counties, fur
nished the majority OF pioneers of com
MERGE, and was ably represented by S. C
Brasher of Brasher, Borchard & Co. Der
S. Parkins OF Taylor g. Sons, A. A. Schop-
mier, hardware; Theodore +. Hammett
oil mills; d. l.. Cage and W. H. Norris
David Hannah and Ike RosenneId OF
Bertsch Bro, representing an elegant
line of cloaks and capes,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
SANTA Fe Local Frcights.

1t is to be hoped that the Santa Fe Of
hciels will reconsider their action in dis
continuing the practice of allowing trav-
eiers to r.le on loral freights. This has
allowed the travelling man to make frola
Two to ;hree towns a day, and now. on the
San Angelo branch especially, with only
one passenger train each way every twen
N"lour bours, and these trains Light
trains west Of Lsmpasas, he can only make
one Town day and will be forced either
TO SKIP the smaller towns or slip the
Branch entirely. 1t is hard road On the
travelling man, even with privilege of rid
ing on local freghts, ard many trayclins
men cut II out of their trims because oil
the night trains only on the west end
but without the privilege OF riding on the
locals 1t mekes his heart sick to thlnh
OF H.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Some of the Incidents TINT Impressed
Post Correspondents.

Post Correspondent.
OF all the National conventions held
within the last ten years none have
e9lipsed the meeting OF the Travellers Pro-
tective Association recently held in I.onis-
vile, Ky. The delegates We're scarcely
given time to transact the business OF the
association, so constantly were they en-
tertaineG
An Informal reception and dance was
given on Tuesday night at the Louisville
hctel, where tho visitors had an opportun-
iiy 70 meet the good people OF Kentucky
The hotel was handsomely decorated in
honor OF the occasion and champagne
punch and light beverages We're served
during tho evening
Wednesday evening the Missouri al
vision, which has the largest membership
OF sll divisions in the United States, gave n
reception and ball at the Louisville hotel
TO the visitors, at which were served re-
treatments and flowers were presented TO
all. The Missouri boys know how to do
the proper thing, and they were in their
beat mood on this occasion. The knights
Tsmpiars gave a reception at the Gait
house on the same evening. to which a
number of our delegates were invited and
a number dropped In for portion of the
evening
Thursday night the steamer Columbia
gs,her with large number OF Louisville
pie, who went along to aid In the en-
teriainment OF the visitors, up the Ohio
river about ten miles. cake walk WAS
cns OF the features. splendid band OF
music was on board and dances were In :
duged in until the return to the city
wharf. IL Is needless TO say that refresh :
men.s etc, were served. as there was tiu
msnent during the entire stay that light
beverages were not on tap, SO much SO, In
fact, that II detracted very much from the
New Orleans boys $40"
Fsiday the Louisville Southern railroad
PLACED special train at the disposal Of
the entertainment committee and a trir
through the noted blue grass region OF
Kentucky was enjoyed by many who had
never before had an opportunity OF seeing
this far-famed region
a stop was made at High Bridge, or
the Cincinnati Southern railroad Thi;
bridge Is said to be the second highes
bridge in the world and spans the Ken,
lucky river
Lexington was reached at noon and an
oldfashioned Kentucky welcome awaited
NE. A sufficient number of street carr
wsre lined up waitinglto carry the entir,
party through the city and out to the oil,
Henry Clay homestead, where Il Hontuck,
barbecue was served II is needless 4
say that Kentuckians serve barbecu,
that is 50 far above the average that I
banquet Is side issue in comparison
cplonel ", c, p Breckenridge delivered al
address OF welcome, which sustained BIZ
well known reputation as an orator.
Hon. John A Lee. ex-president OF tn,
Travellers Protective Association. re.
sp 1nded, and demonstrated TO his listeners
th.s 2 strata Of the Silver tongue" ex,
istfd ~ his mske-np, A trip TO the brew.
cry and then "sl aboard" was heard aas
~ sht train speeded back toward Lauia,
yills view Of the Henry Clay monumsn'
served e remind the party Of the mag
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28
Trayclers nt Ln Grnnn-..

la Grange Texas, May 26.-E. B. Mar.
I'm oil Dallas was in the city Monday tax,
Ing orders for tobacco.
r B. Middleton OF Brenham called or
cur lumber dealers last week.
NJ GTumbaeh OF st. Louis. representing
me MISUNDERSTANDING Shoe company
was showing our merchants through hi;
"ue line Of SAMPLES last Monday.
- 4 Bryan, Jr., representing Focke
".sens LANCE of Galveston. wa:
hus'liqs Srnoerv orders here last week.
o., flske Of Dallas representing III,
City russ=av. "as IN tn'
Alissd Levi ot san Ant,nis ~, ,,,4-,
ofaers for boots. shoes ana hats ,a.t ws,v