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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
posT-fxTELLIGENC WANT AID
AGENCIES.

The Pest Infelligeneer has established branch agen,
tfea where classified sdyertserners vii q received
until 10 D. m each daf The rsfef charged ~ nc
branch snenrirs ara tina st thn Port inteiN
eeneer ialsincss office fnEh sda pniy VIII Re tsfen
al tranfh agencies Folloaius IS the lst Of agenfes
Yorke Barringfon's druw store.
second avenue and pike.
broadway Pharmacy, +. -. Ffsher,
Brondway aud James.
Renton NH Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avennc.
WmIla waIla Pharmacy, Twenty
ar.t and Fast JeHersos.
Brown's Pharmacy. corner Scsi~r
and Droadwny.
shirtieH's Drug store. Twenty
third avenue south and Jackson.
Howell street Pharmacy. 1922 How
ell. corner Boren.
North seattle Pharmacy, battery
and First avenue.
A. ". Guys Pharmacy. Denny way
and Fifth avenue north
y. n, CostiGan's Pharmacy, Queen
Aane nveaue and Roy street.
BALLARD.
Prcston's Pharmacy, ballard rve-
nue..
FREMONT.
Fremont Drug Company, Lake
street snd Ewing avenue.
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LICENSE TO WED.
BIRTHs.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
nsAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following deeds werc fied for record In The
county auditors oTica yesterday:
s. j Ellison Ct 70 Nincenlo Deezro, lots ~
ana q mack s. THenfYssfdnf street I'D, sT5
Ida A. Sprlh1sieaG 20 NJ Sommer. lot 4, block ;,
Pummer's add. 8, 80
Hetisf q Fsing q or 20 John SheilaIn. lot },
tlsrk T. % r Donnys rsplat North Seattle, $40
r. e Nesilie ~ 70 Catherine Balocem, bot ~
block A. Denny 4 Beirs AID. g.
Charles y. Denny e. n1 % o. IL Gordon, iot
e. hloek a. Giimsn's add. SIS.
J. ~ Hubert 70 Jsmes BARLEY Brueu,
fractional ios IS Dnrisr's Plat, 80
sefshis n squire ard husband 70 Nafhhfa Y.
Tester 70 feet ~ ]. block - ]. H. hasis's add
BN -
lanes Atansfeid a. ur. 10 william FloYd, lots y
and Vs. iIo-t T. syEdi1st. sff. si.g1,
Bush Baker II mr. 20 n. starr, lot !, bi%k
Co. Gilman PARK. $40
2 and D. hiosf ss Dsnny a H,I' sfd. 81.
Great Republic Tgantl;e Company 70 Jseph y.
Kerr hnd john Etzobei j0ts and Z block .. NAo.
t,sorrr II Davis 10 rfta Mshr Mrfsfd, lots
aud 10, block 2. a FEELS First al. ~
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sPEclAL NOTICES.

COMPOSfTION--We are now prepared TO
do composition for the trade lany meas
urel in nonpareil. minion. BREWER and
long primer. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call or address, Post-Intefligencer. Ses
attic.
SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNISHED
manufacturers. business houses and pub
lie men by the Press Clipping Bureau
tAllen'sl. room ~. Mckay building. Port
iand Or
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


LODGING HOUSE SPECIALS.
- rooms near business center rental
over $500 for August; terms; s2ono.
% rooms, rent SIS, lease income s2i5.
80 rooms well furnished: good buy. $3.50.
a. rooms; new furniture; large income,
$500. -
month: you'll regret II II you fan to
buy this.
Buy newly furnished house down town.
where half Of II will more than pay
your rents. from $500 to 500.
Nice delicatessen; sales, fl2 20 SIS day.
II you want TO so into business to make
MOORE 4 co. 80. New York block
81. Soa--a7 rooms. location good: cheap.
s.. 1A--al rooms elegant. central location.
Sai0-l3 rooms. Second avenue. fine.
S4lA-i0 rooms. rent, fGs. bargain.
s. oo-Saioon, nice PLACE, good location.
ts.0-Ciear tobacco and fruits. snap.
81 go Grocery store fine business: snap.
business chances OF all descriptions in
city and county, Can and investigate.
HALL a. Co. 3its Hinckley Block.
Eslahllshed $50,
A.soO-gs-room house: fine location. low
rent: big bargain.
s7ao-i6 rooms dining room. rent. SIS:
nicely furnished, sec this.
sl.slD-Fine saloon on FIRST avenue; A
location. low rent bargain. inyesu-
gate.
s. 80 rooms. rent ~. fine buy.
Plenty % housts 20 suit cyeFy0ne.
JONES, HEWITT a Co, az Pioneer.
FOR sALE~oniy exclusive optical bust
ness IN vancouver. u. C.. population.
500. established four years store ia
best location on principal business
rooms. workshop back of store. own
ers health poor bona nde cash buy
ers only. Aatress Optical Special
SEX. box ~, Naneouves, ~ g.
ROTARY motion md bsH bearings MAKE
ours The hghtest running sewing machine
10 the world This II conceded - ali
and recommended by physicians ~ the
only machine Ehirh can he ran rur,-
sfanfiy without infuyv ts health sole
agency far wheeler 4 Wilson and DO
ratatic. H. Hanson, rs Columbia phone
HiaeE iea
FOR SALE Tho EubmerEed four maNtea
rff0i ship AHHelana. lying 81 Tacoma
barber aiso tcpws lighters. aheara. diy-
wrerkinE appliances Address 80 com
nsun}caflqns fp g. T.. Parker. rfrtafY.
fg0me p-t taller block ssAfiIs WASH
FOR SALE Grocery busire7~: desirable
location. eiih best family trade daily
"a 80 prr fg9rfh. rrief gS.0e5. Hrst-
t}8ss bona fia proposition with best
reasons f1T 9eiitEE faGulre ~ IT
ssurtersni. il% Co.snah.a street
INK EST safely = FER cent interest raid
lsi y0ar money work fos you suy a Ger.
teen days. sausned clients fn ais see
tions - TIRE cesEtry. write fgf pnrtira.
iars Mae.ey = CO.. = hsaadsaY.
Sew Yark
FrE SALE Lodging hause SNAPS
g. ra0wa r&w 81 T8 si rpolnr ...... $50
1r rooms. ne" - : rooms ...-.... 3 40
"a ruotus row -Tr9 IS rooms - rs
= FurHls .-... - rooms - 20
MORGAN = ~ FANGE i9B Third
Rfrel%FsS paY3na $40 SALARY and g1s5
worth the r}aney. price Tg0 Apply =
rocm tf1 16 Cherry street after 80
O'clock
WANTED-To invest in manufacturing
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prBIfsBEns NOTICE Trs.siiny agents are
ID Butnett A. Mcclellan, o. r, Ioofris snd
u pl.sehsra City collectors H. T. HAsiey.
Ioha - sbeehsn, T. A. Gooffsilow A. u. Mis-
ard Robert Asin Postmaster erefyshtre are, orr
agents Par money eny 70 these snf % or frsi-
Nofhwess
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


TWELVE DANCING LESSONS,
Gtn ladies and gentlemen. guarantee
waltz. twoestep ana all the latest ball
room dances low rate for gentlemen
joining open classes NOW. Monday and
Friday evening, $50 Wilson Dancing
Academy, Pike street. Ranke block
: lRsT grand prlze mask ball. Wsdnes-
day evening, Oct ; Rauks hall Pike
street and ttfih avenue Ptize cake
walk and darcing Music by seattle
SEATTLE l.ndKn. No r. psgtce 81 Honor.
VII give a dance az Nanka's hall Thurs
day evening. SEPTEMBER ~ Fine nusle
les cream ana cake, Toe
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION sale. Friday. September 81.
10:30 a. m. at 1914 Seventh avenue, near
Pike. Contents OF 4 Broom house, all
elegantly furnished, consisting of the
following; six fine oak bedroom sets,
parlor set. sideboard. extension table.
center tables, willow and oak rockers,
dining chairs. carpets. rugs, lace cur
tnins. mirror spring mattresses, pill
lows. one 6-hole range, one 4-hola cook
stove. Kitchen Queens. dishes, glasses,
granite ware, everything in first
class house. Joe Martin, Auetloneer.
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FOR sALE~By r. W. West, q and ~
Union block
81. 2n9-s-roorr modern house. one block
from car line. good level to-.
", too--9room cottage half block frou
Yesler way car line. the view: co
water and gas.
ti.to~ Groom cottage. one block from
Madison. lot 3SNiSl
5000 lots III one body AZ Green lake.
good fruit and garden ground,
fabo~ Fine residence lot e0xi4A on Bellevue
avenue north o. Denny way
tp1- Lot fronting broadway heireen
John and Thomas streets; soxlyA
81. 2at lot on Boyiston ayesus between
s., 10 Corner e0xl20, IN growing haslnsss
district, well improved good incrnae,
So soSlsl; fronts car inei enrFenisat
walking distance; new k-Epom house %.
plumbing, tonnected With sewer.
fgJ1-iotR on Twentieth ayenus ts'
blocks north OF Madison. siAl@ 20 AZ
si5S-rois fronting Renton car iias. ~
r. W WEST, = raion Biock
FOR SALE BY GEORGE " pIi15Nl.
81 s0-A double corner. isiri'". o. fas s
Harrison street very top ~ Een'es
hill excellent vleW - squad.
si.etA Lot b9xirA on ThsrtssnsA AFssee
narth - Denny NAY. diiN $500
street, oemmanainE soed gigr y Sg asas
Jssiz-fspt SWiD1 a corner, On lasea AARs
hiil improved street. -.
sAs,-. Lot eoSiA on broadway sna s~'''
John street
$50 u iaso-i.ots soxizt near Dsnay az
and Broadway -
tsoo~I.ot sixiao 81 Twenustb avenue. seam
- MaQiHnn. Hewer ans xfaara st4es.ss.
sac le Lots soNl1s ~ me ese' -
- Eleventh avenBa fsrine ~
City PARK and reservoir tar iais AIsa4
cleared sud af8ded thr street ~
ard rHH r1u fa7r sida@9ANas ok "
short distance from De nsF hisa sP'
building -
ag0 earh Tor single sore tracts beiss 81.
tuuUtd 1u tae heHf9U rsf hnqs ~
Hagaig purchaser with nAas.s.
acfes ia oae body n DESIRED cay "f
abstract Stir each purchase w.
GtNIGE y bil.idNG g hsm : 49,. - Ss--
Wa. y. HARPER ..,.v
REAL ESTATE. LoANs. iNst h'Ns's'-'
TWO sPEcfAta
&aW etx-Turfu hou~F 5@Ht
falahcd modern 'n every So.
detail inrKo c!1aeiH bath room ara 80 ~
rQon. basement guGrF zee whole W
tl4 on larger aa 80 nWn aiiaiNlnH t3.st-
rs graded street tup hl@c ~ ifil4A 49,
school convenient g. Mad son street
nne nice nelzhbofbe98 iYm price eN'f
tefmF immediate possession
SNAP. tT403
a9Ei1t- Kent pa i4lI
on upper side ~ FnurfetDlh 49,,
avenue. two blocks aaufn ~ 1870
street, This street Is afgat % ~ Efsoee
and prices viii advance ~ dgsHva
Wiil bald FOR sou or 'Hnfaiimfnt ran
loan you the money 20 bufd for fg~fSs'1s
VA T.. HARPER
Dexter Horton Ean< if'f
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The. following letters await advertisers
a. this office
cam or THANKS.


To those dear friends who 80 kindly
extended to US their sympathy and aid
during the illness and ct the death Of
our beloved daughter. Annie, wc heartily
thank you all. Mr. and Mrs. r. n.
Crawford, Mrs Villa Gardner
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srEoIAL ADVANCEMENT.

49,
TiiE Congregation nikur-Choiuw wN
bold divine aerVicss Tor tho coming Noll.
dayN as the ~ A. haA. Collins hfpsk
Second an4 James Rev T. .lcaoks NJ
nrtatlnE Services will commence sun
day eveninz. september 11, AZ 2 b o. r..
aua 0n M0uAnY sHd luesiaN, tbs sttu
ana leih az A. m Services VIII also
ami Washington Tickets can ho ah-
tdnsd a ne tolowiuE plegvs 10y D.
Brooks, ali NuHhingtan street, 81 kcsa-
leF tle seeuqd avenue sauth
SFArrIF SEMINARY az Raas. tnHtitu.
ton ~ high accidents grade, four fH.l
courses - STUDY matffcuiates with
hssheti university requirements srcriai
attention 90 preparatory work. lnstru-
mental ara vocal music teachers thcr.
ouEhly qualified buildings stri-tis mod
ern elshth Year opens September fs,h.
correspondence solicited Alexander
Neefs scasrai sscvetary Roas. wash
Ai0TpRMEN. We are making far your
epecNl Wss gloves, Maaspeiter STYLE, re-
,H,erced palms, % asbestos tanned horse
ALASKA mits. vub or without removable
Innings alsQ leaihef spspeudors Il Sou
ttS them you w;l have uo other
rAclric bRoEsRAGr &C.. iS9 rlrs,
~. coNrR tcroRs Ann nUunERs-
the Kerry inmte, compsnrs wli 50
is noW IN operation MHi enc tsl.
phone Nnlon IS. aeWHtnwu aH.sr. -ta1
q tateF RuliiinE eVer Western Una
..t'At .'.'tfH WV t.f'H NAHHA rat
ALL parties e.shtn6 Go ttsit Green river
rot eprinf Niil d03 Cart accom- ma b.
tioNs both sN hote1 ana 10 hr1a7n A.
plN s. Mlst = p. Natsirs. pr..rittse->
TNE California TaHrriue Cs uts present
Go eVerN customer ordering s1tf ~ fte
Nalue - So ~ ever oua palr AZ .s,mta-
looms value s. 1s ieke s,teat
TRANSFERS Attention. Wagon seat
tops ans ufnhrrilAF Sestiie Trnt ard
AWNING Cp- Msr{on ana Western
EMPLOY WENT uANTFn--TEM ALf,.
,-s-,---..-.- --------- '---------------
ENhERF accountant Wishes aret-cla.s
position With reliable h-rl 1r cotuo~a-
tloni references furnished Address =
e. care Post-InteluscnVe
SITUATION wanted BY yaung laav. expr.
fiencea hockAcrprr and 90 HEY "a
dress a. care Post -fntolURenerr.
WANTED SEWING at houc caHdrrn.a
clothes speciality experienced are. .srr., 3 .
en- ns LSnota vtrret
MANrEp-plain sewing: chnarvu's "a spe-
eialtSs 81 Aeslor. way, roem !,
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EMPLOYMENT wAyTED-FEMALE
Continued.


PUBLIC stenographer; work called FOR
and delivered Room JT Bailey. Phone,
Black ST.
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Wa ~ HAHFgR ..,.v
REAL ESTATE. LOANS iNstHA'sAh~


N&N NtE~fttffM NfANf yft#N
faifhrd fnucern 'n every So.
detail large cl9aetN bath room ana ~.
rnefu be nsent guGrF tee waaia ~
lr0 ~ larear ~ - s,sta aaiaiginr fr.g'
rs graded street tuD Al1ckf traM sa' ~.
school convenient 81 Mad son STREE
nne. nice ueizhbofbaa8 i9m price, eA'f
terms. immediate pHEaesHleI
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FOR REsT-RooMs WITH HOARD.
FURNISHED room with bath and cleo
tric light. board II desired; private fam
fly. S19 Twenty-first avenue; Madrona
park car.
NEW. elegantly furnished rooms, with
first-class board. Mrs. Garcken. sos
Broadway.
ROOMS and board: nice location; tee-
phone bath Ill Madison.
ROOMS-First-class table board. 6Os
Fourth avenue.
PLEASANT boarding. The Blackwell 1900
Marion street
FIRST-CLAss board and rooms so2 5th
avenue
BoARDING-509 Ninth avenue. near
James,
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Rf el%EsS paying fHo SALARY ana Ns3
commission PER rnoath. oatft rev ant
worth ths r5aney. price TsN Apply ~
rorm 1872 1A Cherry street after 80
O'clock
WANTEp-To invest Gre r4snufa curing
hrgfnHss. you base eprnefhinG thar
viii sell, and lack capital 20 raanufact-
Ure, address ) g.. care POs .-InteliiEenCer.
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BuTTER-E
BUTTER-EGG
just arrived car of fresh Iowa butter;
IT'S delicious two pounds IS cents. Why
should You nay your grocer IS cents Tor
samef Only made into short weighed
bricks Also our fresh ranch eggs are
fine. two dozen ~ cents Our sales on
butter and eggs are enormous. but we
have plenty 20 supply YOU also get the
Cow Butter Stores EEEs-is a BY word
OIL over the city. Good reason Why
because you can always rely on them.
cow BUTTER STORE,
10 first avenue
YOUR HAIR
It's condition can be- Improved. the dan
druT cured uew growth promoted and
premature gTaYGess prevented hv haNiuE
your hair scientifically treated hy Mr.
shelter, hair and scalp specialist Par.
Tors. third aoor Downs block. 10 Second
avenue. C.rresuuhdFnce and "a lice 70
those livinSopt of cify slVen special at
teriion
ANY lads who prI8es hsrself on keep
arg her cook ana heating stoves Ia
good condition should use ADAMS Tire-
proof Stove HiackinG no DUST ne smell;
lasts four times as long ne suy other
blackiuR. fpr atr-ughf heaters 81 has
no equal Tor sale hy gsncers and hard-
ware dealers
TWELVE DANCING LESSONS.
s. ~. ladies 1nd gentlemen. guarantee
waitE. two-Ffep and aH fhe latest bsil-
frffN dances. 4uW rate F9F gentlemen
jHialng aTe1 classes uoW MnnEHv ans
Friday evening AA Wilson Naurfng
Aca1tmy iae fset Ranks book
LADIES Chirhe-tar's English PeruYroY-
R} pile ARE THE 8Esr safe rriia-
Ole T8Fe rr OthfF. Seni &c stamps
for particulars. Relief far Ladies ~ fn
'ettrr Eg resgrn mat Ask vour drug
Eltt chichester Chemical CO.. Fhi,a-
delrA'a va
fAEGki$E in Soc boxes ana Zee cream
frreEafs. One cHtra infge-sixef BOX
suitahie for saloon Or rrethurRrt we
ale. carry nice stock telse1n}i x0s-is
et rrtsrrapIf prices The Red Front
Furniture COMPANY. no Second are-
neg south
Mrs pR SWAN. ml r1efir sn1 medical
81 ttictan. treats ard cures ail diseases
rheumatism. nrrvuusress ara female
cuuuialnts. r1ussrr nfi1n asthma aHd
bronchitis. hlluduess and deafness ~
Yesler room 5-&
FIRST grand rrze mash bail wedass-
day evening, oet I,auke hAH Fake
street ard Tifth aysrUe Prize cake
walk ard dancing Nusic by Seattle
mandolin cub. Admission 25c-
TEETH h..ed ec ups sold tilinEz s. up.
painless extraction. ; ~nA hsat fhem a.l
fqr good work and low prices DR.
Baker. Dentist, room ~ Sullivan block.
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BY man and wife, suite of rooms with
board. meals served In room. must be
reasonable; within walking distance;
answer today. stating price, location
ana particulars. VI IS, Post-lnteiiigen-
Ger
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LADY desires board I'm comfortable home
at reasonable price; no objection TO dis
tancc out il accessible. e. Post-In-
teliirenCer
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HEIR wAsTED-FEaALE.

WANTED Experienced gtrl for general
housework ia private family, no wash
ing, must be good cook; good wages. In
quIre Il4 Broadway
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ron ExcHANGE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR EXCHANGE 80 Income property
clearing Is per cent on selling price,
would take vacant lots. small dwellings
or improved ranch. difference can h
paid out OF income each month: chance
OF a lifetime. Fcageli. Hincklep block.
FOR CHANGE--coitaEe five rooms,
hard finished, lot Sixieo near school ara
church for house OF about eight rooms,
win pay cash difference. Feazeli,
Hinckley block.
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NJ j. WALKER, general auctioneer. Of
fee. 1903 Western avenue. Phone. Bun
1851
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EXPERIENCE lady wants fa rent flr-
riehgl nr uutur1ishel rouuinE house,
good .0eution Address Z -, care POST
InleulgcIcer.
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fOk SAIL irs t-class restaurant 49,
2 business OF ~ per day: BEST isr sss:nS
~ SttEi reason Ior selling. death Y
GeucCr. -Htcf!..
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INV EST safely q FER cent interest raid
Ief your money wurk fag you auy a Ger
tinratN now Ea meats made svery nfs
Teen dayF. ssfisr&d clients in all see
tiona - TIRE 90 sEtry. write faf pnrticu.
tars g. = M4ttey = CO.. - fsaads4y
%rw York
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IN desirable residence. i2ll 9Th ave, cor
ner Seneca. one fine large unfinished
parior, also two other rooms. furnish
ed or unfurnished. no housekeeping.
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s-iu@ 70 invest - established printtrv -
mess U Seattle. Tiii consider nas, VS.
snll Vic atlsf4ctory party. reterss,-''ssss..
tcNiEencer. e AVstskl.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-21
Was il A Miracle?

"The marvellous cure of Mrs. r.
J. Stout of Consumption has created
intense excitement in Cammack.
Ind" writes Marion Stuart, a lead
ing druggist of Munrie, Ind. She
only weighed 80 pounds when her
doctor in Yorktown said she must
soon die. Then she began to use
DR.. Kings New Discovery and
gained 81 pounds in weight and
was completely cured" 1t has
cured thousands of hopeless cases,
and is positively guaranteed to cure
all Throat, Chest and Lung di-
seases. SOC and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Cooks drug store.
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chairman.

chairman.
Senator Geo. l. Shoup's appear
alce on the stage was the signal
for a grand outburst of enthusiasm
in which the delegates and specta-
tors arose enmass and cheered and
waved flags and handkerchiefs and
it was several minutes before order
could be restored.
The convention finished its labors
by electing a new state central
committee composed of one mem
Der from each county. This COM
mittee selected as chairman, Major
Frank A. Fem, gallant soldier of
the Philippine war, and a gentle
man who has heretofore been
mentioned in these columns as
possessing excellent timber for
candidate for governor.
The republican convention was
in marked contrast to the three
rlnged circus In progress at Poca-
tello. The latter ascend led at the
same time as the Boise convention,
but at a m. this morning had not
yet reached the stage of making a
platform, but were fighting over
the officers and the question
of control of the state
pardon board, with view to
releasing certain prisoners in
the state penitentiary at Boise.
What a shameful pictured What
shame that fair Idaho should be
governed by such a shameless ag-
gregationl When the people of
Idaho speak in November, their
lself-respect will COMPEL them to
render verdict in favor of law,
liberty, equal rights and respecta-
bility, as well as for progress and
pros perity-McKinley and Roose-
welt, Morrison and Standrod.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-21
No Fusion in Idaho.

The latest from the 3-ringed cir
Gus is to the effect that the three
parties failed to get together, but
put two tickets IN the field. The
populists named one ticket and the
democrats and Duboisites the other.
The pops demanded the abolition
Of martial law and the permit
system, and on that question the
split occurred, the other parties
refusing to accede.
The refusal of the democrats to
accede to populistic demands will
cost them 5000 votes, and insures
the election of the republican state
ticket.
The democrats endorsed Dubois
for senator and Bassett for sacre-
tary of state, taking all the other
places, with Capt. Hart of Lemhi
for governor, and Capt. james
Graham ofthis county for congress
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-21
The Appetite of a Goat.

Is envied by all whose stomach
and Liver are out of order. But
such should know that DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, gave a splendid ap-
petite, sound digestion and regu-
lar bodily habit that insures perfect
health and great energy. Only 25c
at Cooks Drug Store.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-07-21

Those who attended the Boise
convention from Kootenai county
were: J. F, Yost, proxy for Thomas
Hydorn, J. F. Cook, Jr., w. H Hart,
S. d. Taylor, w. F. Whitaker,
D. H. Budlong, A. A. Crane, Miss
Helen Hart, proxy for H. M. Stra-
thern Andrew Christensen, Joseph
Fisher, Charles L. Hoffman, r. T.
Morgan, proxy for Homer b. King
The editor of the HERALI
having been away nearly all week
much local matter is necessarily
omitted from this issue.
Mrs. VIM. VanGasken and
children and Mrs H. L. Medberry
returned on Wednesday from q
summers outing on the Sound.
Mr.. Eugene Desarmo, of the
Libby News, is one of the Libby bal
players.
MIR. w. R. Shouher and Mrs
b. c. Hemminger have received the
sad news of the death of Their
mother, which occurred at Kings
ton, Mo-, on the 18th.