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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

The TammaDy committee or i've
has issued statement that Chief OF
Police Deyery could rid New York
City of vice in two hours II lac felt so
disposed. There is no doubt chat
many abuses could be blotted out in
that city in that short length Of time,
but 10 say that New York could be
rid OF vice in two hours is broad as
sertion. However, we are not on 10
the inside workings Of Dick Croker's
great machine, while the members
Of this committee are. and know what
they are talking about. Tammany
has been in absolute control OF the
city's administration longer than we
can remember, AID it is well know
fact that there Is more real cussednc>s
TO the square inch In New York than
in any city on the continent. Fur
thcrmore, the smell that rises from
that quarter Of the globe Is far more
naiiseating than IL WAS in the palmy
days OF the reign OF Boss Tweed.
What has Tammany been doing all
these years that It's committee OF five
has Just discovered that New York
| City could be rid or vice i'm 10 min
utes? Ii this statement of the com
mittee Is endorsed by Tammany as q
body, IL will be equivalent to sayin.
that that political organization is ths
most damnable and coi rupt ever in
stituted among men. But IL matters
but little whether It does or not
When live of its most ardent ant
trusted members make such an un
qualified statement, ii is sufficient ev
| idence That as an act Of simple justice
10 the American people, and TO re
move a standing menace to the perpe
tuity Of our free institutions, Tam
many Hall should be condigned TO TIN
burning lake OF eternal fire prepared
for the devil and his angels. by tn
way, what must have been the senSa
lions experienced by William Jenning
Bryan upon first reading that state
ment Of the committee of five? Wor
der il Mr.. Bryan win seek Tammany
endorsement should he become pres
idential candidate in 1904?
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

they wemid gladly welcome war be-
tween the two countries upon any pre-
text, no matter how ilimsy that pre-
text might be or how untenable Tie
position OF the United States. The
sacrcdnesS Of an agreement existing
between this government and a Tor
cign power may have all the weight
imaginable with them, provided that
foreign power does not happen 10 be
Great Britain. We fancy them hold
ing up both hands In perfect horror
should the senate manifest the slight
est inclination 10 disregard the obli-
igatlUns binding on us under treaty
with Il foreign nation other than
England. They are continually preach
I Ing, both Ia season and out OF season,
what ireaeherous, deceitful and dou-
ble-dealing nation England is, and In
the same breath they advocate those
self-same Practices on the part OF their
own government If England Is To be
tfttt W if' "'fHtif'fN'ft'' wv NV W
that II would have to contend with
this element, and 10 Is surprising 10
The supporters of the administration
that the treaty Is up 10 the British
government In such recognizable form.
| The president ~ anxious 10 have the
\ ii.:ifsi gii;i canal built and maintained
at the expense ~ this government,
and under its control, but he Is not In
| favor OF the United States doing sn ut
the cost Of national honor. The
Ciayton-B nlwer treaty may be an OBJ
| suletc document, but according To in
1 lernational law, or even sound common
sense, that does not inyalidate 1t,
Simply because this government has
found out that this compact entered
into In 1850, and which served well
the purposes for which IL was made,
| Is Irritating Ia us ami II stumbling
block To the realization OF "A worth,
and popular national project, 1t would
not Justify us from any standpoint In
attempting 10 ignore any OF It's provis
ions. The treaty as IL now stands
while II does moi yield TO the extrem
lists, neither does II grant to England
any concessions which may not bt
equally enjoyed by every other nation
Neither docs the treaty make any sac
tiiiccs which are liable to endangcr OF
abri'!ga any right or privilege contend
ed for by the extremists. lf Grca
Britain should refuse To accept thu
amended treaty We fear sine will max,
grave mistake, for We believe tina
the treaty as II now stands come
nearer reconciling the contilctin,
opinions Of the senate than any othc
which would be likely to be ratified
by that body.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

w. J. Bryan has issued circular
letter To the press OF the country an
nouncing that he will start Il new pa
per on January |, nj his home in LIN
coln, Nebraska, to be called The Com
moner. Mr. Bryan has been in the
newspaper business before, cunse-
qaently he will not be treadIng un-
known paths There Is Il stock say ing
among the fraternity that no one who
has once engaged in the newspaper
business viii ever retire from 1t per-
manently. There seems To he IA las-
cination about II that makes YOU win
when you won't. Then, again. there
are . few who, having engaged IN
something else which has proven more
lucrative, are mean enough 10 say that
the reason d person drifts back into
the realms uf ncwspa pcrdom is because
they have made a failure OF every
thing elsa they undertook and were
forced "a resume their old occupation.
'sktN ~ 'AtN 'ief VI Ut itiAtt WE att
certain this rule does not apply. True,
Mr. Bryan tried real hard TO be prvsi.
dent and failed. Tut with fairly good
grace he accepted defeat, aud with
duegcd determination he made sec.
ond and still harder attempt. lie
failed again. Ii augnrs we'll fer th.
future success of the Forthcoming
cpinmuner that It's editor and pub,
Usher IL a manof such ohstinaney aud
determination. Fifteen years eNper.
lencr ~ the business has demunstratcd
ia the editor ef Tile Republican, that
pluck and decision, With Il few
grains of charity and patience added
are quite essential To successfully run
"a newspaper, The Commoner without
u doubt Will have large circulation
dating from Its Initial number. A
good circulation means a liberal ai
,ef'ising patronage tin mos, local..
tiles and the two combined speak
well for the SUCCESS of NEWSPAPER.
May The Iummoner flourish and pros.
per, and MI Ia Overlooking the Golfers
OF i,s editor and publisher.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

NOTICE FOR PuBLIOATiO T IaBER
~ i.and. Act June 3. 1873. Cn.ted STAT
Land Office, Occur dame idaho. Decein-
Der ~ 1850. Aolice is hereby giytn haI IN
com iance wlb III. provisions OF me hc OF
Congress OF Juue s. MS IN mad AN act FOR
the SAFE OF ,iuLer lands N III aus OF Cal
ifoInia. oregon, Ntvada and WASHINGTON
Territory" AS extended TO all ihe Pubic
Land : at.s ny act Of Angus i. la99. Henry
NJ. Mos,'icy. Jr.. OF SPOKANE, County ~ Spo-
kane, S,a e.of Washington. has .h.s day hled
ia ths office his sworn atcmcnt NO ~. Tor
the purchas. OF the !, i2 : ~. OF 5 ct4on No.
4. IN township 40. % ~. range no. W.. IL.
NJ. and wall offer proof 10 slom that he land
suuglg IS more vatuapIc for It's tiuLCr or
$. one than tor agricultural purposes. and To
csi auiisiI ms cialn ~ SAID ianu before The
Reg .strr and Receiver of th.s ofnce Ut Occur
a. a enc idaho ON saturday. the y h day OF
March. l!hl
He names as Witnesses: Byron Weller.
Jrah Is Muselcy. Marry l.. Richardson and
Henry NJ. Mosccy. Sr. al Of sponans. wash
Any ana NJ. persons calming adversely tue
above Il, scritc cd iands aie rqu's ed 20 ne
their claims IN his Offices on Or I, r. sud 9Th
day of March l3l.
d. ii BUDLONG.
D21-E25 kear.S err
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

State Senator Elect w. +. Meyer OF
Red Lodge, Mont, is having all man
ner OF bad luck. Last week the dem
ocrats contested his seat In the legis-
lature and on Monday OF this week a
complaint was sworn out by Miss
Dora Fullerton, highly respected
young lady, living few miles from
town, charging him with assault In
the third degree. The young lady al
leges that Never who Is Il banker,
called her into his private Office on the
pretense Of giving her note to hand
~ her sister concerning some land
business. The door WAS no sooner
closed than Meyer threw his arms
around her and demanded Il kiss.
Miss Fullerton, who is quite athletic,
tore herself from his embrace and He'd
from the office. Should Meyer lose
his seat IN the legislature and be con
ylcted Of assault, he will no doubt con
slider politics and society bad business,
anyhow, and eschew both for an in
definite period.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
Nao-t'l

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-TIM HEk
~ Land. Act June 5. is7S-united States Land
Office, Occur d'Aene Idaho. December B.
1900. Notice is hereby given that in compile
Iance with the PROVISIONS of the act OF Con
gress of June 3. 1873. entitled AN act for the
sale OF timber lands in the STATES Of Califor-
mia. Oregon. Nevada. and Washington Terri
tory" as extended TO all the Public Land
States by act vi August 4. 1852. Louis Ebert.
of Ra,hdrum. County of kootena State
of Idaho. has this day tiled in tins office
his sworn statement 10. i12. for the purchase
of the E1a SEA. SEA NE4 and lot Of Sec
ton No. in Township No. "a ~, Range
mo. , w. b. NJ. and will offer proof
TO show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone ,han for agri-
cultural purposes. and to establish his claim
to said land before the Register and Receiver
of this Office at Coeur dAlcne Idaho on
Wednesday. the 18th day of tebruary, 1901.
4 He names as witnesses: John sherman,
OF Rathdrum. Idaho and Lincoln X. Fur
brache. Melvina FurDrache and Charles Nc
Carly all of Granite. Idaho.
Any and al persons claiming adversely the
above-descrDed lands are requested TO file
their claims in tins Office on or before SAID
18Th day OF February 1901.
u. II. BUDLONG,
|D7-FS Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

Jndsiog rf0m the comments ~ the
leading English Journals Great Rrit.
ain ~ Fery much diSplrased al the
asaeiaments adopted hy the senate Of
the Nuss@d states ta the llay.I'aunre-
fets treaty, aud assert that il viii not
- aeseptsd ~ The British govern
taens Ia lieu ~ the CLAYTON. lsulaer
srsaiy. The administration realized
frsao the hrst that the treaty IN its
original form would meet with siren.
sassas oppoaitlan ia the senate, even Ia
the point 81 defeat. There sre Ger.
tal0 nieEpsseFs ot that badly who enter,
tain extremely anti-fsrltish senti
nessts, and have always opposed any.
thing and everything tending 10 pro
mote friendly feeling between Eng
land aud the United States Some q
tarsn lase gone 81 far ~ ID say tina
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
O26-D2s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-TIN
~ Land. Act .llnp 3 lS1S-IInifAd

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-TIN
~ Land. Act June s. 1s7s-United 1
Land Office, Occur d'Alene. Idaho, Cd
1906. Notice IS hereby given that in compl
with the provisions OF the act of Congs
June 3. 1873, entitled IAN act for the &
timber lands in the States of California
gon, Nevada and Washington Territor
extended 10 all the Public Land States
of August !. 1892. Robert NJ. Gooby. OIL
ihnai. county Of kootenai. State Of \
has this day iiled in this office his swornd
ment NO. 800. Tor the purchase Of thsl
NE Ii, NE Ia Sc Ia and NV Ia NJ
of section No. Is. township Na|
~. L. No = W.. b. NJ. and will offer pnl
show that the land sought is more yaluaA1
its timber or stone than for agricultural
poses, and to establish his claim to said
before the Register and Receiver Of "
nee at Occur d'Alene Idaho. on Thus
the loth day of January. lNl::A -
He names as Witnesses. Andrew R4
Lars +. Anderson. Ole Peterson and
Keller. ali of kootenai, Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming advensl
above-described lands are requested
their claims in this otfiee-On or bcfd1
lU,h day OF January, 1901.
Oa6-Das Req
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
NOTICE FOR pUBLICATIoN-TIsIB

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION --TIMBER
r, Land Act June 3. ls7s-United States
Land Office. Occur d'Alene. Idaho. Oct. ~.
1870. Notce Is HEREBY given that in COM
Ipliance with the provisions of the act of Con-
|gress OF June 3, 1873. entitled "An act for The
SAFE of timber lands in the States of Caiifor-
ma, Oregon. Nevada. and Washington Terri
tory" as extended to ali the Pubic Land
|Slates by act Of August 1, 1892 Ber,ie Wright.
|of Spokane. County of Spokane STATE OF
Washington, has ,his day filed i'll his office his
sworn sta cement no. .'oj, tor the purchase of
the Sc iof Seetion No 81. in Township No. 81
W. range No. 3 W. b. NJ. and will Offer proof
10 show thai the land sou,ht is more w uaDie
for lis timber or $ one shan for agricultural
purposes, and TO establish his claim 10 sad
land before the Register and Receiver of this
piiice aJ Occur a. lene. Idaho. on Wednesday,
the Och day of January. 1911
lie names rs witnesses: James Murray.
pl!de Muiiady. Charles Pelham of Rathdrum.
Idaho and Percy j. Bennett of A ,hoi, Idaho.
ANY and All persons calming adversely the
hbose-deserbed lands are reques ed TO tile
theif claims in This Office, on or before said 9th
day of January. 1901.
D. II. BUDLONG.
b@-uIryS Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

There is talk OF circulating petit.
ton 70 secure the signatures OF loo
heads of families 10 be presented to
the post office department. tor the es.
Enlistment OF rural free delivery
service IN this vicinity. We see no
reason why this part of Kootenai
county should not have this conyen-
tent and up-to-datc facility in the de-
livery OF mail matter To the rural pop.
utation.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
Da1-Fsa

NOTICE FOR rUBbIuA fIo> IihbEk
~ lanl A., Jane }. l3f>-ull 81 sta es
Land Office. Occur d'Aicnc. Idaho. nov.
|2e. 1908. Aotlce IS hereby given tha in com
Iptiancr NIL ht, PROVISIONS oi he "ct oi con
gress Of .itnc }. iS!c. ns.tioi "An at for 'to
sale OF timber lands in !hp :! a,ts ~ Ca!ifnr-
ma. Oregon. Nevada. and Washlns,o on Verri-
tory" as extended 10 al The Pubic Land
STATES by a., OF August j. ISM. william Il.
IRISH, Of ashburn. County OF ayteld.
STATE of Wisconsin. has his day iiied IN this
office his sworn s.ateiien, NO. g. for he pur-
chase OF The \ El4. OF See. No. Is in Twp. No.
30 ~. X. 40. ". b. NJ. and will offer proof 10
show that lie land sought is more valuable for
It's timber or stone than for "a gricuil urai pur
poses. and TO establish his claim 10 SAID land
before he Regis er and kecclver of This Office
lat Occur d'Aiene. Idaho on Monday ,he 18th
day of February. 1871.
He ma mes AS Witnesses: John +. Chance. of
|hewpor,. Idaho. and John 4. Burkc and Ar
thur Dooiittle. of Sandponl. Idaho. and La
ton Beach of Rathdrum. Idaho
Any and All persons Claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested 10 file
their claims in this office on or before said
18th day of fcDruary l9ll.
ID. II. BUDLONG.
NIn- ~ Reti,ttr
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-Tl1
~ Land, Act June 3. ls7S-tInitedd
Land Office. Occur d'Alene. Idaho. d
1860. Notice is hereby given that in cc
ance with the provisions of the act Of o.
of June 8. 1878. entitled AN act for the :
timber lands in the States of California
gon, Nevada. and Washington Territor|
extended to all the Public Land States
of August 4. 1892. Ole Peterson, Of
,enai. county of Kootenai. state Of 7
has this day filed in this office his sworn
ment No. 2O7. for the purchase Of tho b
SW Id and lots and Z Of section nal
Township No SO north, range No N
Rolse meridian, and will offer proof TO 4
that the land sought is more valuable :
timber or stone than for agricultural NJ
es and 10 establish his claim 10 said IL
fore the Register and Receiver of thisod|
Occur d'Alene. Idaho, on Thursday, thl
day of January, 1901.
He names as witnesses: Robert " Cd
Andrew Brandt. Fred Keller and Lars Il
derson. all of kootenai. Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adverej
above-described lands are requested d
their claims in this Office on or befOr
10th day of January, 1901.
ID. II. BUDLONG
O26-D % Regisi
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

CONTEST NOTICE-U. 5. LAND or
Occur d'Alene. Idaho, December
10 the Unknown Heirs ana
Representatives of William I. Bell ae.s
A sufficient contest affidavit having ~
in this Office by John Maloney. como
against Homestead entry No. III.
Aprli :. lS9s for \ 4 Ia. section .. Iwp y
Il. w. Il. NJ, by William +. Bell cM.
in which IL in alleged that said WIZ
Ben died near standpoint. Idaho. ou
Der 9Th. 1889: that he left no heirs, ~
hers OF said Bell and his legal rpn1
lives have not cultivated or in any
Improved said tract as required by ~,
the contestant has resided thereon -
past year. and that prior 10 his deatI
ant went and lived with said Bell as
care OF him IN his last sickness. ana ~
said Bell has been upon or asked 49,
saId.homestead: that said Bell had nv a, ~
on said land more than Is months pr"
death.
said parties are hereby notified 70 "
respond and offer evidence touching
legation. 1T 10 O'Clock a. M, on feWu ID
l!sl, before Register and Receiver Nj
United states Land Office in Occur
Idaho.
The said contestant having. in prXX1
hdayit. filed October 21th, 1900. sci lo. ~.
which show tina, after due diligence
service OF this notice can not pe nlsh -
hereby ordered and directed that su sue.
be given by due and proper buhii III ESe
b. n. BUDLuss
Del-Ja5 R~s
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
CONGRESS ApJovkNs FOR HOLIDAYS
Hut Ii Transacted tmportaat ne>ineS. R,.
sorc >o Doing.

WASHINGTON, Dec. ~. laoo -
Congress adjourned last Saturday nm.
vi ianuar, / aud for once nah.dy
can deny that it has fully earned it's
christmas recess, At few, il ans. ses-
sions has se much been accomplished
before The holiday recess. Besides tho
legislation actually disposed Of. The
mouse committees have nearly all the
regular appropriation bills that have
not oeen reported about ready 10 be
reported after the recess. The senate
committees have also done mnch
work. The appropriation bills passed
" tue mouse are all in good shape, and
the committee on military affairs has
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

The recent bold dash Of Gen. Dewet
through the British lines with >. 100
of his followers was Il brilliant and
daring feat, and elected the praise and
admiration OF tile English themselves,
whoare people both brave and gener.
Gus, lie "Boered" right through the
British lines, aud that's the proper
way 10 "pewct.s
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
NOTICE FOR PUBL1CATION-T1
" and Al lunn lAHs-I' nifpd

NOTICE FOR PUBL1CATION-Ily
= Land, Act June ), ls7S-United
Land Office. Occur d'Alene, Idaho "
1850. No.lce IS hereby given that in comp
with the PROVISIONS of the ACT of Congo
June 3. ISIS. entitled AN act for the =
timber lands in The States Of California
gon. Nevada and Washington TerriidH
ex ended 10 all the Public Land states
OF August !. 1892. Frederick X. Rice. q ]
drum. County of KoOtenai. state OF Loan
This day flied in this Office his sworn
ment No. 3o4. for the purchase Of the
Sc IL of section 81. in township Ao.53 NJ
No. > ". B. NJ, and will offer proof %
that the land sought is more valuable
timber or stone than for agricultural
poses. and to establish his claim TO san
before The Register and Receiver OF tnY
al Occur d Acne. Idaho. on "Wednesday
9lii day Of January. 1901. ,r
lie ia meS us Witnesses: Eibridge ";
James II: Hope. Robert Downes ana
Miller. All OF Rathdrum. Idaho
Any and all persons claiming advels9
above-descrihed lands are requested
their claims in this office on or belor
9th day of January. 1900. 40
d. II. BUDL0NG
Nj Resid
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28

NoliCE FOR PUBLICATIONS ~
= Land. Act June 3, ls7s- MIL
Land Ot!ice. Coeur d'Aiene. Idaheeu
20. 1890 So,ice Is hereby given lba,"
pliance with The provisions OF the ~! u
: .ess ui June j, ISIS, entitled "A W..
sa.. %! l.mDcr lands in The S,a,es :;
MA Oregon. Nevada, and Washinv,a.
tory." AS extended 10 all the tn Vn
s'.a.es by aci of August 4. 1892 ip1 aE
Pc,erkhl, OF Priest River County q, ~ ~
SAFE OF Idaho, has this day filed in Nv
his sworn statement NO. 3lo. for tho ' w
OF Lon OF section NO. g, In Towppsad
20 ~, Range 5 W.. Il. NJ, and viii nma.
10 show that the land sought Is mora T.
for It's timber or ssone than for ac,"s7
purposes. and 10 establish his cav m. !
land BEFORE the Ragiste. and Recelva. !
Office AZ Occur d'Aione. idaho. On u9
The l+ih day Of January. 1891. "
lie names as witnesses: Milon II.
Frederick y. Gumacr. Thomas Dnnn r.
Il. Guiuaer. all of Priest River, Idahc 4
Any and all persons claiming adve.
above described lands are Requested !
their claims in this office on or No.,
.li.h day Of January, 1901.
n -.J 3 nv,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
NorICE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

n I
Lama Act June & is1s United SIatns
lhaa ohce. toear d Alene. Idaho Dee, & ia q
Nns{ce Is hervoS given that In coanIiance
Htth me pfONls.ons oi the net OF Conpr,ss ~
Jnhe y l>.e. en,itied AN Act for tn. sac ~
Nhpef iand IN he STATES OF California. Ore
gHh, Nevada ana Washington Territory as
c1tsuded 20 AL the pQbuc Land :. ates nv aGt
81 An-Gst !, ls.e, John A. Hlckman. Of rr,est
III ASt, IoantN ct 400 enai. sta T. OF Idaho
NY thl> Gay died in this oliice ms sworn ststs
nkn1 No So for the purchase OF The En- SWI.
~ Sec.lon NO 81. IN Township No. IS n. ran.re
~. IL NJ, and viii ofies proof 10 show thar
'ue ianu sought Is more valuable for lis tim-
oIr or >tone than for agricultural purposes
viz % q aolish his claim 10 SAID tana ne
,oEe me hS-,Ster aud Recclrcr OF this oIti,., n,
ar ~. Acne, Idaho, on Wedn, slay. the s
ie names as witnesses: William II Nnr-
Ih, W tllam \. Ramgl. Joseph Young and
INWARD >Sapury. NIL of Prizes, River. Idaho
my ana an persons Claiming adversely the
auoNe usscn1et lands are requested 10 His
s,iET S'aims IN lhlS Office on or uetort. said q
day of March. 1891. S''" .
pIt.r,. d. Il. BUnLoNG.
Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28
NOTICE FOR prBLIoArIoN-,pnEass,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
ment of the Interior. Land W
Occur d'Alene. Idaho. Nov. - iW n
Is hereby given that the following nsn ~
tier has tiled notice OF his intention :. ~
nnai proof In support of his claim n
said looof will De made before NJ
L. ;, Commissioner. at Priest hi'1'n ~
lid; ssl. for the VIZ NEsa and Ea Nv
;, Twp. 30 n. K. W.. W. b. NJ. N 4
Tie names the following witnesses ~
his continuous residence upon anu So
t.on of said land. viz: Frank A. IA I
Frederick Shaw. William shaw
Gosanlock. all of Priest River; Id nn M &
D. II. BUpIo
N3n.J4
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-12-28


The customers of Idaho intend Ia
have a biz publication IN the way az
AN Inaugural hail down at Bolse.
when the new state officers are In.
stalled. II will h no cheap John NJ
faif either, The customers of Idaho
haven't hecn ptactieine y economy In
office fcf the last two years for moth.
Ing. M one need imagine that il Is
going Ia i,c adaliar-a.ticset -nn-sale-at.
the-drugsssore concern. for II is not.
IL viii he live dollars per ticket. 10 he
secured in advance from Manager
Donaldson Ut Rossc. The whole.shnw
for-a-dnllar propoSitiea ameng fusion.
erssas tabooed when the Honorable
Richard Croker. Tammanys chief
mogul aud Bryans New York chap.
ervne. raised the limit TO sls during
the late campaign. Many people In
the east have an idea that heeaus.
Idaho is way out west she Is behind
the tunes Well, size isn't nlst The
same. Five dollar balls are pratty
scarce functions In Idaho We will ad-