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SUPPLEMENT-.
LOCAL NOTES.

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LOCAL NOTES.
You can see the finest window
display of hams in the city at the
Packing Cos. market. 77m1
Williams & Swan have new
real estate and insurance sign in
front of their office.
Engraving done free of charge.
G. w. Thomas, the jewelry, lob
West Main street.
1.-The Brownies in Fairyland''
company is here and is making
its headquarters at the Glenrock.
There are twenty-five of them.
Engraving free. Gibbs Jewelry
company. o4-f
Drink Seal of Kentucky Rye, at
Robt. Easton's. Sl-1O6
DR.. T. B. Fleming. dentist
Crown and bridge work speciality
@. @. Winn of Deadwood, South
Dakota, is in the city with view
of establishing a business. He
may open gents furnishing goods
store.
Don't forget the Packing Co. is
the place to get your first class
meats of all kinds. 77m1
Cavanaugh d Smith, Fremont
Bar, win please you in any way
they can in their line with liquors
and cigars. 77ml
A Brownie Camera would please
that boy or girl for Xmas They
take good pictures and only cost
81 90 of Morris the jeweler. S5-o7
Ash g. Ruddick report the sale
of lots s and 8, block l, Jesse
Frazer addition to O. H. and M
w. Jones. These boys will i'm
prove the same little later.
Fine watch repairing. Salts
faction guaranteed. G. w. Thomas,
the jewelry, lob West Main street.
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Turkish and Egyptian cigarettes
at Hillix's. 77ml
The postoffice at Brewster has
been discontinued and the mail
for the inhabitants of that coal
camp will hereafter be handled in
the postoffice of this city.
Engraving free. Gibbs Jewelry
company. S4-tf
Cigarettes from &c to 75c box
at Hillix's 77ml
If you are thinking about buy
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present for a relative, look over the
list of advertisers in THE TRIBUNE.
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TTANTED-A business woman of experience
w desires position bookkeeper, cashier or
any clerical work. Address Mrs, C. L. F., Box
l52, City. s6Ss'
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03
TEDDY's HAT.

The Scotch national EN-, lem is. the
thistle, and is said to have been
chosen as such from the fact that one
of the soldiers Of an hostile army
which was trying to effect surprise
upon the Scottish army stepped upon
a thistle. He cried aloud from pain,
thus giving the alarm, and the Scotch
were saved.
The Irish chose the shamrock as
their national emblem because by
means OF its three leaves St. Patrick
capitalized the doctrine or the Trinity.
:. When -ising tlewsilyn; or some
other old Welsh hero, led his soldiers
against the Saxons, he wore leek In
His hat. From this incident the leek
became the Welsh national anthem.
Teddy's rough rider hat is now like
y to become the cherished emblem of
the republican party. 1t can be seen
on the breast Of many a brave warrior
In this neck Of the woods who had
Important business to attend to when
the brave volunteers Of Kootenai
county were mustered into service.
The military hat represents bravery
and it should be worn only by brave
men.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03

could safely entrust the affairs OF
state. But few OF his audience had
met or ever before seen Capt. Hunt.
His quiet, nlauly, straightforward
manner completely won the esteem
and efriendship OF the entire audience.
A large per cent. of the audience
were.critical and waited with interest
TO. learn his position on the Occur
d'Alene troubles. He SAID the plank
of the republican platform relating to
this question was capable of two con-
structions and was purposely made 50.
In the Occur d'Alenes the republican
speakers claimed that it was against
martial law. In other parts OF the
county they maintained that it fav-
Ored martial law. He said he did not
wish to be misunderstood in thi
matter For the sake of the fair
name Of Idaho law and order must be
maintained, but it must be main
tanned without prejudice to either
party, the miner or the mineowner.
He thought there was an easy, just
and equitable solution to this ques-
ton and that was compulsory arbitra-
ton. He said that il the fusion forces
were successful at the polls it would
become their duty to pass law maxi
ing arbitration Of all labor disputes
The fusion candidates
were pledged to this law and he
pledged himself to it.
The closing address was made by
Heitfeldt, who read from the
records extracts from
the speeches of republican senators
and congressman, showing that the
republican party had been handed,
body and soul, over to the trusts. His
speech was we'll received
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03

pes'''onswas sent into the land de
parcment at washington, clearly set
Ting forth the matter A republican
secretary OF the interior could have
prevented the Northern Pacific land
trust from gobbling this timber ~
could have saved tho sa..,or. 49,
timber r,.,,,. ~, o"e''
~ 'eius'ug 70 Wink at
oy refusing 10 recognize-their
straw transfers. But we suppose the
Northern Pacific Is what n ca,,ed a
sspood trnst - sisa sil sEes fflsas 7
Ana..,.,. ~
n"u on's IS noc all.
EveryDOdy knows how Shoup and
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03

strumental music, mostly national
airs. The grand old flag, the flay Of
tne free, was stretched at length
across the rear OF the stage. There
Is no doubt that very large majuity
OF those present will cast their votes
for William Jennings Br,an's elecrurs.
so that the flag may ever wave over
the land Of the free ami the home Of
the brave, instead Of ovrr d nation q
slaves.
Mr.. Rood has returned home fiom
a protracted visit to LIS ranch ia
Spirit valley. He came home to reg
lister and cast ballo. for the Ne
braska boy and the fusion state aud
county ticket. He viii have lots Of
good company.
The boys took advantage OF the
fact that the big fusion rally came on
halloween and did much mischief
around town. 1t Is all right for boys
20 enjoy themselves and play harmless
pranks, but when it comes to destroy
ing property. and especially school
property, It is carrying the matter TOO
far and they ought to be punished for
their misdeeds. s
A. NJ. Gillian has been on the sick
list for several days.
Schelley Mitchell Is recovering from
a severe attack Ut TYPHOID fever.
The members Of the Post Falls
Bryan club wish to extend their
thanks to the ladies of the Maccabe
for the use Of their organ Wednesday
evening last and also to thank all
those who rendered their services on
that occasion. '
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03
An Enth usiastic Noe ting,

On Tuesday evening a very enthu-
siastic meeting Of the fusion forces
was held in the court room in Rath
drum. There were many people in
from the country. A delightful BAN
1uet was given by the ladies of the
Bryan club In the Woodmen hall
building. rhe meeting was addressed
by Captain Hunt. the fusion nominee
fof governor, and Senator Heitfeldt.
Capt. Hunt, while not an orator, is
a good, plain, pleasant, commonsense
ttalker and easily held the interest of
his large audience, His talk was con-
fined almost exclusively to state
issues. he showed the great saving
made BY tie pres, ut state administers
tion over the extfavagant expendi-
lures OF the Mcconnell Of republican
administration. His statements were
supported by figures taken from the
otlicial records. He showed himself
TO be we'll informed on all state ques-
lions and in every branch of the state
government. Somehow, in listening
10 his plain, business-like statement
OF the state finances. his candid dis
cussion of the policies to be pursued
by state administration which had
the good Of the state at heart,
one was convinced that here was a
man who knew what he was talking
about and one to whom the people
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03
POST FALLS.


From Our SPECIAL Correspondent.
Three more days until the election
Of democratic president.
Votes cast for Bryan are votes In
the interest Of the common people.
1t has been reported here that
women can not vote for the president,
but they can, and their votes will
count for William Jennings Bryan.
Boss Hanna says there are no trusts
because tile law forbids them. Will
he say there are no thieves BECAUSE
the law torbids them.
1t is reported here that ". +.
Whitaker. republican nominee for
state senator, has been discharged BY
the Standpoint lumber Company, BY
whom he was employ d.
The republicans Of Kootenai coun-
ty sent state senator to Boise, a few
years ago. by the name OF Bergan.
and he never returned. The fusion
people will send S. p. Donnelly there
this year because he Is an old resi-
dent and has Substantial interests in
the county.
Hon. James Reid of Lewiston, a
distinguished attorney and one of the
finest orators in the state, spoke to a
large and enthusiastic audience at
Clark's hall, in this place, Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Reid is one of the
Bryan electors from Idaho. He has
been stumping the state in the in
terests of the reform forces, and Post
Falls people feel highly honored at
having received a visit from him.
The meeting was called to order by
County Commissioner A. N. Tucker,
who introduced Judge j. Q. Brady Of
Rathdrum, who spoke briefly Of the
fusion ticket and its assured success
on Tuesday next. After mentioning
the other candidates, he spoke OF be-
ing a candidate for reelection, and
said that of himself he had nothing
to say, but Of his opponent, Adolph
Post of Rathdrum, he spoke 10 glow
ing terms of praise, saying that Mr..
Post was an old and highly respected
citizen of Kootenaf county and well
qualified to fill the Office Of probate
Judge should he be the choice OF the
people. Judge Brady then introduced
the speaker of the evening, who spoke
at length upon the political issues of
the day, stating facts IN his inim!t-
able, clear, concise way, and using no
abuse, thus winning the respect and
of the entire audience.
About thirty of Rathdrum's best
citizens were present, together with
the glee club, and the programme
was interspersed with vocal and in
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03

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ia another column viii be founi
mention Of an anonymous Circular.
we bave now secured a copy 6f this
|'circular. In Tact They. are being
widely u'strrbuted oyer the country,
The'circular rs evidently edited Inv
the chairman. III the republican CEN
trai committees and printed by Mr..
Yost of the K,mtenai County Rspub-
Ilcan. We knew that the republican
managers were hopeless, and ID their
despair would resort TO anything, but
we had credited Them with sutficl e1tiitt
intelligence and political acuMen to
AZ ieast get up something plausible.
Inc circular In question Is such. a
clumsy aggregation Of prepostercus
lies tnat u IS Imaginable. 1t Is a ccps
lesslon OF .defeat. II Is an admission
that they are licked and licked bad.
The circular Is headed: "The Fraiia,ds
and Cheats and Swin,d a,,s u w.
n,,.or III
49,, !, ~. ~ p.'sv N'"s y MAIL
An'o = ''cn. mere ~ cholce
phrase: zone, Jas. Murray, a nleasly,
NANCY, scab,y chr a,al' wing poltrot n
aud dirty carrie, eater ], Won,d,,,
that corL I'M,
A 'o"' "''''. '''''s'ue Tue
uapper ''Ccie cna'f'''"'i OF the repu5li-
can county central ctinmittee rolling
this ciiuier lnorsel under his tonyna,
He i licked TO a standstill, and this
Billingsgate is his only consolation
He Is welcomo Tha ,,,.o,,n, !
..,.sa =
= 80" y 2 - 'epuu''c 20 School teacner
giving the name VI Arnold-we sup
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03
ONLY GOOD TRUSTS.

The republican party is preaching
from the stump that there are ne
trusts. Here is one truss and one
that Is operating right here in Koot-
email county. Everyone knows that
the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany for the past two years has been
very busy in transferring all its worth
less land in the Priest River forest
reserve to eastern syndlcates. From
much of this land the timber has
been removed by lessees OF the rail
road company. The syndicates. TAX
ing advantage OF law designed
wholly to protect settlers on land set
apart for forest reserves, have turned
this land back to the government,
receiving scrip in return, which IS
worth on the avetate S.. 90 per acre,
and can be spread Upon any land,
surveyed or unsurveyed,, wherever it
may be found.
Now for the seduel.
In shoshone county, on On Washing
ton and Silver creeks, is a large body
Of white pine, containing about so. 600
acres. Il is considered the finest body
of white pine in all that section OF
country. The land is unsurveyed,
but Is outside the limits Of the North.
ern Pacific land grant. For several
years settlers, poor men, have been
going in and settling upon this TIM
Der land. Being unsurveyed they
could not file upon it, but sat con-
tentedly awaiting its survey by the
government. The syndicates put
surveyors in the field and ascertained
the townships and numbers OF the
land, then spread this Northern Pa
ciflc scrip upon the whole of it
so, 900 acreS-as shown by the land
Office records at Lewiston. Every
settler who had gone in upon that
land lost his claim. Immediately-
two days-after the Northern Pacific
had played this trick the trust-favor-
ing law passed by Mckinley, under
which this was done, expired. Thi
was law giving settlers, those who
had settled upon land which. after
wards fell within forest reserves, the
righr to surrender their claims aud
take scrip, which enabled them To
select other lands outside Of the re-
serve. This law did not grant this
privilege to land-grant railroads. In
order to await themselves Of this law
the railroad company made shan,
transfers to syndicates, and the repub-
lican secretary Of the interior winked
at the fraud.
This occurred on October l last. !.
Over year ago, and during all Of
last spring, the SILvER BLADE called
attention to the sharp practices of
the Northern Pacific. Petition after
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03

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CANS are NsEing sle sAte assault I
90 ehe iegisIative ticket. They afe
mob nAstdhe p open, fight. but are
resortlng 70 crlUery and promises Of
leusEal PATRONAGE, es I've withiP
VS. ~ ;sass Is@ days g Z Fecslys large sum
os1uO'es = oesseo ~ tHS usnt.
4 certain prominent Idaho polIti-
i'afl, residing 4 ln SpokaHe was 70
Rathdrum 4 few hours yesterday ON
=. errana. 49,. 's.s,i = &
81 tne republican devices is e
3 a,,.s,s...,-.''... = s"ar ys.Sy .n'"N
INA a,IrS Hga. q, =. ~ IS $500 u'IAes
Il IA Nj, .w"r.- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i, W. III
,Tand,dS,os q So. ~ 80
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03


zsThe next qaarrsaH examI6stion Of
applicants for allsvadss III county
certificates will l,..Aicld at, the court
house, Rathdrusi, lliidtenai county,
November %, % aid "A, 1900 The
sessions will begin u. O'Clock, a. "a.
Questlons 10 History" and Ia
Theory and Az will ;be general.
The fuse Of, .'.Ilari', Formation" aud
"De Garmo's E>s a,,ials' has been
discontinued. S.s i
Questions In estate COnstitution''
will be taken from Article XVIII.
Questions. In "'SchUo} Law, will he
taken from Chapters XIV, XVI,
XVII. and XVIII wfth0uts parti-
cular reference TO Chapter XIV,
n DAN. VAN DuzER,
Co. Supt. Public Instruction.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03
THE Australian ballot is not dIfricu,t

THE Australian ballot Is not difficult
to understand and vote II the voters
will read the INSTRUCTIONS and care.
fully follow them. Remember that II
You wish to vote stfa,ght ticket ydSn
must mike = cross tx, III the circle to
the right Of every candidate you wish
to vote fof. If for any reason YOU u
spefl your ticket while marking it, 40
that it does not represent what you
wish, do not vote it, but return it to
the judges and ask for another ticket.
II you are 10 doubt about the manner
Of voting, do not hesitate to ask some
one for information. on election day.
1t will be gladly furnished you.
TUE fusion Legislative ticket OF this
county should receive the support OF
all reform voters. The members OF
our next legislature will elect a
United States senator, who will either
support gold standard man or one
who advocates the principles dear to
every bimetalist ia our state. That
Bryan may be supported. we must
send to the United States senate some
ore IN place Of George L. Shoup. The;
actions OF both fusionist and reppbli-
can conventions have made the tixht
between George L. Shoup and Fred
T.. Dubois. We again remind all our
friends that in voting for candidates
for the legislature you should not
make it question Of men, but of the
principles they represent. So cast
your vote for S. T. Donnelly. J. r.
Scott, j. G. White and P. j. Dryer,
and thus aid In securing che election
of that gallant champion OF peoples
rights, Fred T. Dubois.
GOOD citizenship imposes certain
obligations or duties which you can
not afford to neglect. You can not
afford 10 stay away from the polls and
lose your vote. II is setting bad
example. 1t is yielding the highest
prerogatlve guaranteed to you under |
a republican form of governments.
Suppose reputable citizens, generally,
should lose interest in the ballot and
stay at home on election day, what
would be the result9 How long would
the government stand? Go and vote.
even though yoi have to make some
personal sacrifices. You do things
every day out Of kindness to some
friend or neighbor that put you To
some little trouble. Election day you
have a chance to perform service to
whole people. Moreover, 1t is
duty which citizenship renders inn
pcrative. Let no fusionist shirk his
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1900-11-03
Alias Summons.

In the District Court. First judicial. District
~ the State of Idaho. In ana FOR the cOun-
ty-Of kOOtenai . - -! =.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-02

Compiled from the ofheIal Custom House Records
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-02

II the government can combine the
propositions of the Wahiawa and Wal
alua companies seeking privileges Of
the Kaukonahua stream 1t would reach
happy solution of the problem. The
feature which compels the protection Of
the forests under the direction OF the
commissioner OF agriculture should not
be sighted at all events. The unfavor-
able feature of the Waialua PROPOSE
ton is that 1t contemplates turning
over to private corporation the full
control Of water privileges to run
ming stream that is now public proper
ty. Having control of the stream the
corporation also exercises exclusive
control Of all adjacent lands. 1t Sc
cures a complete monopoly in perpe-
tuity without giving commensurate re-
turns 20 the government.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-02

The combination of Honolulu whole
salers against travelling statesmen from
the States is of character that Is not
unknown in business circles through
out the country, but such a combina-
ton has never proved successful for
any length of time where freedom Of
traffic is protected by law. The whole
saler or retailer in whatever section
of the United States he may be es-
tablished buys of the firm that car
furnish the best goods at the lowest
figures. The usual outcome of sucf
agreements is that firms that make
are first to break It.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-02

his party candidates IL elected will
devote a good portion Of the time al
loted by law to do the peoples bust
ness to war with the Governor on
his appointments. With tax laws TO
readjust, municipal government to lie
considered, appropriations to be deter
mined and a mass of important bust
ness to be transacted, these men II
elected to office promise to waste time
fighting with the Governor, making
vain attempt to coerce him into nam
ing men for Office other than his per-
sonal selections. Failing to coerce him
they promise to reduce the salaries to
a figure which no man can accept un-
less he contemplates manipulating his
office in a manner to secure an indi-
rect and illegal income through favor
itism which will bring its personal
financial reward.
The plan is childishness personified.
II appeals neither to the business man.
the laborer nor the politician who hon
estly supports the best interests Of
the Territory. As regards their ap-
pointment and confirmation the heads
OF departments in Hawaii bear the
same relation to the Governor that the
officers OF the national cabinet do to tho
President. Yet a Democratic Senate
does not refuse to confirm the Cabinet
appointments OF Republican Presi-
dent nor does Republican Senate re-
fuse the nominations Of a Democratic
President Should such a policy be
carried out in national circles the par
ty refusing to confirm, and failing to
coerce the President, reduce the sala-
ries to s25 a month, would be laughed
to scorn by the people and promptly
voted out Of existence at the next cleo
ton.
The executive departments of the
Territory constitute to all intents and
purposes a business institution for
whose administration the Governor, be
he Republican, Democrat or Populist
is held responsible. Should he appoint
corrupt or incapable men to office, It is
the duty Of the Senate not to confirm
such appointments. II, however, his
appointees are honest men who have
expended funds carefully and accord
ing TO law, that party whose candidates
promise to force this man or that out
of Office and the other in, cannot evade
the fact that they are lending them
selves to a personal campaign, thereby
sighting the all important duties in
volved In the framing of laws that
shall provide for continued progressive
development every letter and detail OF
which the Governor ana his appointees
must carry out.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-02
Honolulu, Oct. /, 1900.

Mr.. Markham, while denying the
non-progressive policy of his party con-
firms the Bulletins statement that the
logical outcome Of the Wilcox party
progra mis- to create a blockade be
tween the legislative and executive de-
partments which of necessity will re-
tard public business and accomplish
nothing but injury to general business
interests and the working classes.
The refusal Of Governor Dole's nomi
nations by the Senate does not hinder
the appropriation bills in the least"
the people are told. But II he should
insist the salaries would DO
handled with due respect"
In other words the plan is to refuse
to indorse the Governors appoint
ments, but IL he (the Governor) should
insist" the salaries Of department off,
GERS would be handled with due re-
spect" or as one Wilcox party leader
has put It I'VE will give the heads Of
departments a salary Of s25 a month. "
Mr.. Markham as an expounder OF the
Wilcox party faith boldly asserts that
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-02

that the people like to read about. He
not only establishes railway system
that will develop an immense area Of
country, but he brings the money bore
to build the line. The major portion ct
these funds goes into the hands of odr
own laboring classes and is spent with.
in the Territory.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-02

The decision of the Supreme Cour;
unfolding the ruling II the Board Of
Registration is happy reflection on
the high character and wisdom Of the
Board. Although 1t is composed entire
ly of Republicans, the Board has shown
itself fair towards all and unprejudiced
in its action. This by the way is a
Republican characteristic.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-10-02

As an orderly and cosmopolitan as
semblage showing that the people take
a deep and enthusiastic interest IN the
sound business program of the Repub-
lican party, the rally of last evening
has had few equals and no superIors.