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FINANCIAL.

PARTIES wanting 10 borrow money will hnd
Il 10 their advantage 10 cali on Kennedy a.
Ttacy, attorneys. Camp building, 2loA Fan.
rim street n
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FOR RENT--Fiys-room cottage. Fourth wart
South. Apply TO Boring Siig. Co.. phuhs
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GEORGIA RATTLESNAlSE watermelon reed
fer sale at 50c Der pound, p years careful
selection: not good shippers. rlnd too thin.
No N. G. Fuller stransor: Falls county. Tox. J
TooD--oak. i-foot. $3.50; sawed and split,
Sis. Pine, i-foot, $500; sawed and split,
NsE. Poet oak blocks and fence posts.
Gotd measure guaranteed. Terme c. u. Il.
Phone 1893. George kaufman.
,tNGER sewing machine, refrigerator, bed
room SUITE large Charter Oak stove, ana
lne chickens. Sle Main.
FOR SAI.E--one lix24 engine; one safe. 2s5S
acres, just outside city units or viii trade
Tor city property. II II. McGowen. Hous.
ton
lust RECEIVED two cars Of the :ateat
siNles OF CARRIAGES, phactcns. surreys.
Mitchell farm end spring wagons. harnes
and rubhtr-trec buggiis Edward Laren-
don's carnage repository. corner Franklin
and Caroline streets 81
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FORTY DOLLARS will buy horse. dray and
harness. Apply to Chas. Bollfras. 109 Peass
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WE HAVE over hoo engraved card plates in
stock We do the largest engraving business
in South Texas; 100 cards and copper plate
equal to Tlrany's 81 cards. only $3.50. J, j..
Pastoriza P & L. Co.. sO4 Main street. u
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FOR RENT--Two-story residence. No. lil.
Polk avenue: modern improvements. refer
ences required. Apply Mrs c. A. Buiac, all
Mason building. u
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HouSEs-our list Is kept strictly up to date
and contains all the vacant houses III the
city. See us before going elsewhere. Sean
Ian Bartol. FOG Fannin street opposite
nnstofflce. Phone i6q. Z
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FOR RENT. sale or exchange. 20 acre ST.
hurhan reside nee in cultivation. seSrn-roonl
house: tarn. fine water. - mlputcs drive on
IeGv RiCck f.t Az
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SITUATION WANTED by an all-around
blacksmith horse sheer aud general work
man; will work in or out OF city for wages
or on shares in good location. Address
Franklin and San Jscnto. Houston. Texas
.
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Naturalization as grocerynan. railroad
Slesk bockkeeper or collector IN or out 81
city; hest OF reierencesi bend can be ius
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SITUATION wanted by first-class dry
goods man, who is also fair window trim
iner and advertising man; would like 10
nfhce.
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FIFTY HEAD OF thoroughbred shorthorn
Durham bulls and heifers for sale. Tor fur
ther information address Clint Stin. Me-
Kinney Texas 3-4
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 81, vas stated
on excellent authority late yesterday al
ternoon that Governor Taylor had decd
ed no, to sign the Louisville agreement in
its present shape He desires several
changes in it. particularly definite state
ment regarding the repeal Of the Coeoei
law. He is anxious that conference te
held in Louisville on Friday night, at
which ,bese changes shall be discussed aud
made. The conference here Was for the
purpose Of informing the republican led
er, OF his views and advising with thero
regarding further demands to be made
upon the democrats
Taylor refused to discuss the questions
gben asked il the foregoing was trua
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
Sneers at Americans.

London, Feb. 5.-Mr. Cunningham Ora
hame, q former member of parliament, in
quires in an open letter what Great Brit
ain has gained "by all our squirmings and
groveling. before the United States" a.
he defines Great Britain's good will, and
he thus answers:
An open door. Yes And booted foot
to kick US through it. 1t was ever the
sneak's reward to be thus treated"
He assumes the sympathy Of the United
States is with the Beers. England has
failed in receiving. not the sympathy, but
almost the neutrality Of the United States
and that Is Great Britain's reward for
having thrown over Spain, her ancient
ally, and coming magnanimously to the
assistance of the United States
The Standard among its death notices
today prints the following'
"Melaehlan-On Christmas, shot IN
Market square, Harrismitn, Orange free
State. for refusing to fight against his
own eountrymen, John Mcl-achlan, Jr.,
AGED 30. eldest son OF John McLAehlan
of Wordsworth and grandson OF the late
John Mclachlan Of Lambet
The Spectator. commenting on the
above. ssys that il the statement con
/ tanned in the notice is true the whole
English speaking world should rns with
denunciatio OF crime 40 detestabie
Especially" i, adds, should Americans
speak out on such matter, for the!
showed the true way in their treatment o
technical rebels and set an example &c
mankind"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
ss.aps Tor sA. ysss Pocket.

49, ~S.S@
Postage stamps In books convenisot
for pocket uss win b put up and sold
BY the postomcs department at the
rate Of rs cents for . book Of IL two
cent stamps II the plans Of Postmastss
General Smith and Third Assistans
Madden matsrialixs. II 10 proposed to
make the books OF . size ntting ones
vest pocket. place wax paper between
the layers Of stamps and to print on
the outside Of the book postal rates
and other information. Among the
advantages Of preparing stamps In
this form are that they Will not crum.
PIE In the pocket, the purchaser has
stamps always st hand In convenient
form. the wax paper keeps the stamps
from sticking. there II . supply OF
stamps available without carrying Z
box or opening ones pocketbook In
public, and that the postal regulations
always are ready for instant use. II
Ia estimated that tho onecent profit
charged for the ~ stamps In book form
would net IS for each 1000 books sold
or would produce about S230. 200 pront
annually for the department
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
Coal tor British Csuisers.

New York, Feb. 5.--Thsre IL q rumor
current to the effect that the Bitish gov.
ernmsnt has contracted with the Phila.
delphia Reading Railroad company for
,0OO, 600 tons OF coal. At the New York
sales in the afternoon Of Philadelphia 1
Reading Coal Iron Company, Mr. John
Edmonds, As agent, said that be had heard
the rumor, but that be had no official vsr-
iflcation. "While some such contract may
have been made he said. "rhcre 10 no one
in this city connected with the company
who could speak authoritativsiy on the
subject"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

The comparative statements of the
governments receipts and expenditures
show that for the month Of January,
1900, the receipts from all sources
amounted to s4S.o21.164. against SAL.
774.sS0 for January. 1899. The ex.
penditures during the last month az.
gregated $30,1S9.096. against $51,122,.
770 for January. 1899. leaving a sur.
plus last month of $S.s2S,O6S.
The receipts last month from the
several sources Of revenue. together
with the increase as compared with
January. 1899. are given as follows:
Customs. $22.094,279: increase, 81,
100000.
Internal revenue, $22,779,s5s; In.
crease, $4,000, 900.
Miscellaneous. $3,13s,O29; increase
$4,000
The expenditures during the month
are given as follows:
Civil and miscellaneous. $11.036.779;
decrease. s1.222.o00.
War department, $9,352,S23; de
crease. 100000.
Navy department $6.31e,s31: In.
crease, 100000.
Indians. $947.113: decrease. $500.
Pensions. S10.973.525; increase. So,
500.
Interest, sl.562.222: decrease. $4,000.
900.
Since July. 1899. the receipts have
exceeded the expenditures by 329,s70.'
900.
The monthly circulation statement
issued by the comptroller Of the cur
rency shows that at the close of bust
ness on January 81, 1900. the total cir.
culation of national bank notes was
s246.9S7,193. an increase for the year
OF $3.745,569, and an increase for the
month OF $791.670. The circulation
based on United States bonds was SCI.
166. .7s9. decrease for the year Of 1914.
$40, an increase for the month OF $406.
S04. The circulation secured by law.
full money aggregates $36. 1920. 404. an
increase for the year OF $4.620.2 .202, and
an increase for the month OF 1884, ,S66
The amount Of United States bonds on
deposit to secure circulating notes was
$235,S3O.170, and to secure public de-
posits $S8,299. 9.480.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
x.w Cwltfornia senator.

Sacramento, Feb. Sat present 1t looks
very much az though Thomas Bard, the
nominee of the republican caucus, WIN
bs elected TO the United States ssnate
on Tuesday. After the SO who are sup
por,ins Daniel Burns had bowed the eau
cus 50 remained, who give 1t a. their
intention TO stand by Bsfd to the end.
They claim tha, the 80 boilers are bound
by the terms of the call TO vote for Bard
and that even though they do not enough
democrats will vote for HIM to secure his
election.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

Range horses In Montana will b. ~
sessed this year at $40 head
About IL carpenters are at work on
the new t20. 900 hotel building at Libby.
II 10 reported that Thomas c. Cottsr
OF Miles City has refused Il cents for
100. 900 pounds Of bis 1900 clip Of WOOL
offered by Mr.. Hallett. representing Jsr.
smiah Williams 4 Co. OF Boston, Aasa
Mr.. Cotter's clip viii b about 3s0. 900
pounda-
The people Of Livingston. st . city
election. have just declared against
municipal ownership By . majority ct
10. The proposition to bond the city Tor
SEC. 900 TO secure funds TO purchase
the plant OF the Livingston watsrvorks
4 Electric Light Company vas submit
ted and brought out strong opposition
from the business interests Of the city.
A heavy vote was polled and the cleo
ton created great interest
Feed In Teton county 10 not at all
good. ~ the heavy snowstorm OF last
October nattsnsd the grass TO the
ground. and when the snow melted Il
thawed from the bottom. leaving the
grass dead and without nouriahmAnt
II 10 said that many Teton stockmsa
are wintering their herds along the
Marais and In the Pend d'Orsills hasin.
Gust Aossr. supervisor Of shs Lewis
reserve system 10 giving satisfactioa
as far a. he can learn. and the ssetlsro
are becoming acquainted With the rules
and regulations Of the reserves - hat
they are not subjected 10 any inconve.
nience from their operation.
The sheriff Of Butte has received By
express from Silver Bow boz contain
ing the books Of account Of Crowley q
Holland. Who were forced In 70 invoiun-
tary bankruptcy In December. 1ssA
When procsedings were commenced n
1898 both members OF the orm skipped.
and the books could not b found-
Since then certain Of the accounts have
been collected. but the collector was
never detected. The outlook 10 nov
that numerous creditors viii soon ~
oeivs another dividend.
Every indication points 70 . bls
price for wool this coning season and
the wool growers are jubilant Repre-
sentatives Of Boston houss are abroAA
and are eagerly picking up svsgythinO
In sight at prices constantly iucfsas-
lug. Predictions are freely made that
2S cents or even 30 cents win b reach
ed before the season closes. and ie y
getting more dimcult to lnduce tho
growers 70 dispose Of their elips q ~
prsvailing prieeA
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
MINiNG NOTES.

A new company II In control OF the
Heiena-Frisco mine.
A Libby Creek company has failed
and the Buzz saw mine 10 In the shsr.
iff's hands.
Pau! Becker Of Spokane 10 . pioneer
In the worid-famous Cape Nome camp
III Alaska. and says that 1t was In his
rocker that the frst pay dirt was wash.
ed On that wonderful beach.
The Silver King mill on Government
gulch. near Kellogg. Idaho. Ii running
steadily night and day. handling about
80 tons OF crude ore daily and keeping
one team busy hauling concentrates TO
the railroad at the mouth Of the gulch.
shaft is being sunk on the property.
| Hon. Joseph p. Gsiiaher. state sena-
tor from Clear Creek county. was In.
stantly killed at Leadville. Col. by the
explosion of blast which was supposed
to have missed. Gallahers home Ii Sill
yer Plume, but he was working In the
Meyer mine At Leadville. He had been
q member OF the legislature six years.
F. August Hsinze has flsd q petition
for the appointment OF Q receiver for
the Minnie Heaiy mine In Butte The
mine Is most valuable one. and
Heinze claims that the Boston Mon.
tana Company has extracted ore to the
value OF 100000 from 1t by means OF
underground workings from the Piccolo
and Gambetta claims.
The good ore In the l00-foot level In
the Black Bear 10 still holding out and
Is proving to be the best body OF ore
ever encountered In the mine Ii will
average better than $50 a ton. At the
20o-foot level the drifts are improving
every day. The drift from the bottom
OF the sha:; at ESQ fec: depth has been
started, and the cutting OF the three
parallel veins will be watched with In.
and the starting OF the mill 10 becoming
necessary to make room for the ore
coming up each day.
Frank A. Launtz. 9 Monterey man
who has spent the past three years
prospecting In the Canada and Alaska
mining regions In the interest Of the st.
Louis Mining 4 Development Company.
has returned home with news OF the dis.
covery OF an exceedingly rich platinum
deposit In the Copper river district.
which at the surface yields SIS to the
ton. At 3 l-2 feet the yield 10 $4,000 10
the ton. and at feet II 10 $50. 900 to the
ton. Launx. who 10 now In st. Louis.
will return about the middle OF Febru.
ary and will at once begin the work OF
developing his new discovery.
The interest which was created at
Baker City last fall by the uucoverins
OK the Lewis copper ledge. Is miles
northeast OF the city on Tucker creek
has steadily grown with each days do
velopment The deposit was then
thought to be about 200 feet The ledge
is now determined to be between 400
aud 500 feet. and possibly wider. The
groupings show II to be over \ mile IN
length. and the ore on and above the
surface, OF which there are hundreds ol
thousands OF tons. will run throughout
upward OF per cent copper. The for
nation Is volcanic. insuring depth with
out limit From the grass roots down
the values have steadily increased un
til at = depth Of 60 feet the average
value in copper 10 20 per cent. besides
gold and silver to the amount Of about
$40 per ton.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
Butler l. SIN silent.

London. Feb. This hoping, fearing
douoting nation remains at the mercy OF
every wild iumor. The impression tina,
Buffers forces are fighting will not die out
IN -pite Of the continuous assertions Of the
war once that 1t has no new. to confirm
that belief. From Kimberley and Mlfekinp
there is nothing new, SO it can he pre.
sumed that the intermittent bo,nb rd
men' OF those places continues.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

river and Is marching on Ladysmith. On
The contrary, according to the information
Of the war office at the present moment,
there is every indication that things are
quiet at the front and that no imnedia ,e
movement is anticipated.
Regarding the dispatches from Lady.
smith saying that Buffers guns had been
heard there, it is surmised that sons pfso
tiee may have been going on with the
new batteries which have just reached the
front
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
Truce IL Renewed.

New York. Feb. The ax months
truce be,w een the Northern Pacific rail
way and the Oregon Railroad and Ssviga.
ton company. whereby both companies
agreed TO suspend eons;ruction work IN
the "Clesrws,sr county in Idaho, has
expired. bu, has been renewed for another
ak montbs
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

A movement 10 on foot 10 erect .
monument 70 Ole Hasbsrs at ths Unt
versity OF Idaho.
A mass meeting OF voters who ~
lisvs IN direct legislation II called -
meet In Moscow February IL.
The possoflice formerly known - 10.
seph has been changed to Ahsahka-
4. r. Harris 10 postmaster.
William Beaseiy of Wardner hAe
been adjudged insane by Probate JudgU
McKiniay and ordered committed -
the asylum at BlAckfooI
The Idaho Independent Telephone
Company has . force OF men working
on its line from B0iss 70 Pear,.
According to the report Of the state
superintendent OF public instruction.
there are sofia school chiidrea IN
Idaho.
W. H. Cooper. the Owvhes convict
who vas recently granted conditional
pardon. to take effect April l. has beea
paroled for 80 days.
There are now nine cases Of small.
pox In the part OF the country around
Wallace. two Of them at the hospital
and seysa IN Canyon Greek
The town trustees OF Rathdrum havO
declared quarantine against SPOKANE
Butte. Harrison and shoshone county.
Idaho.
8. o. Tannahiil has been arrested
at Lewiston on the charge OF forgery
sworn out against him by s. G. iSA-
man. chairman OF tho board Of county
commissioners OF Ne1 Peroe county.
This action 10 the outgrowth Of . for.
mer suit TO recover on fraudulent var.
rants. TMnnahill served one term -
assessor and one term - auditor OF
Nes Perce county. and 10 one Of the
most prominent politicians Of the statA.
The Moscow poultry show priss win.
ners are all residents OF Moscow. I'm.
portant Glasses are well nllsd. leaders
being wyandottea. Plymouth Rocks
and I.angshans- DIR. w. w. Watkins
Pen received the highest score.
There were IL Of the leading wool
producing states west Of The AlsAis'
sippi river In 1899. 6S0.000 sheep. Z
gain over the year 1898 Of about 5000.
900. Idaho Ia credited with having
2.3ll. $50 OF them. an increase Of 600.
900 over 1893.
There II no likelihood Of any case
growing out OF the Wardner riots b
ing heard at this term OF court. hu,
both sidss were present q look astsl
them at the opening Of court Ths
state was represented By J. H. Fornsy
acting county attorney. and the Dc
fense by Peter Bresn.
Judge Il Steele has announced th'
following dates for holding the terms
o, court In Neg Perce. Idaho and Latal
counties: Nez Percs county. March
and September .: Idaho county. Apri
30 and October 8: Latah county. jun
I and November 10. The ouprema
court will meet In Lewiston April Il
and October l. Tho United Stats
court will mcst 1t Moscow May ans
October -.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
To B~sts work.

-. Paul. MINI. Feb. 5.-Frederick
we,erhauser, the lumber msgns,e. with
IL associates. have left on the Northern
Pacific for Tacoma. where the nnAl steps
will be taken In the formation OF . ne~
lumber company to manage ths business
for the 10000 acres Of timber land 10
the state Of Washington recently pus.
chased from the Northern Pacific Railway
company.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
In Ksneuoky.

Louisville, Ky, Feb, The peace
conference held a, the Calf last night BE-
tween seven republicans and sevsn repre-
<entstives Of the democrats resulted u
the signing Of an agreement cmbodying
ak specific propositions, which promise =
settlement Of the party difficulties which
hate been brought about by the two state
governments in kentucky
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
TariR for Gaaw.

Washington, Feb. o.-ins presiden. hae
issued . proclamation fixing 4 trih Of
duties and taxes for the Island OF Guam.
The proclamation 10 based upon the Phil
ippine tanf. with such notifications ~
seem proper.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
THE SITUATION ATFRANKFORT
GOVERNOR TAYLOR Is FIRM.
4 stnteaeat u 6tVea 20 the Press
Legislature Held N Losdon-l.tA-
evties Of the People so Ne Pro-
sesseA-D< - Oerats At Sea.

Frankfort, KY, Feb. 6-The following
statement in regard 20 the position taken
by the republic. M in th0 controversy over
the gossrnorship Of kentucky has beon
made by one In authority in the republican
party. The statement was made 10 q cor.
respondent Of the Associated preAs w..h
the iuil kno~iedge and personal approval
of Governor Taylor, Who heard every word
and ,le interview may be regarded there
fore IS official:
The legislature was convened at Lon
don under plain constitutional provisions
IL cannot legally act anywhere else, and
ell attempted Acts done by any rusnp leg
ialAtuis any hsss elss are void. The mat
ter must " AmicAbiy settled or there 10
no surrender. The republican majority is
b~.ond question. Inc constitution pro.
videA that the one receiving the greatest
number Of votes shall BE- governor and by
tina; declaration We propose TO stand.
Republicans are denied trial, denied
hearing. They we're deprived Of their
rights Al the ballot boxes, also =; every
sicction tribunal in the sis;e. No;ai,n-
standing all that, they won and every hon
cst man in kentucky knows this TO be
tue.
The ihsT:!ss 6: the people must be
upheld under the Law II possible, bat the
liberties Of tho people mus, he upheld. No
partisan court has the right &c tie the
hands Of the chief executive Of the state
and any attempt TO do ~ will be disre-
garded- The lives and libc,ties of the peo-
pls are, in part, entrusted 10 the chief ex.
ecutss, inAsmuch ~ it u his sworn duty
to protect this liberty agAinst fraudulent
Judy meats written " overthrow ths ~iu u
the people, a. well A. 1t u TO protect them
trom the invasion Of foreign iosA"
Democratic View.
There has evidently been . decided mis-
sastAading between the leaders u The
dsmoerstic and rspublsoan parties regard
4ng The sssAioa Of the legislature TO Be held
at London DsmoGtats SAy they were CIV
sa to und<1stAud that tbs ss.sion at Lon
don would be abandoned and ths lsglalA
lure would meet here tomorrow IN the cap
itol building. Governor Taylor announces
positively that the London se.sion wall no,
/
or not the democrats of the legi i.Iatuis vii
10 allowed TO msct In the capitol.
Later.
| Louisville. Feb. 6--Shortly after MID
| nisht the republican and democratic con
| .ere.. In session at the Gait house earn
10 an agreement A stenographcr WA
summoned and a document II now beinl
drawn up for the signatures OF the pArtici
pants in the conference. II In said tn
agreement In decidedly favorable 10 tn
| democrats. Governor Taylor 10 to with
draw the troops from the state buildings a
Frankfort and send them home. The or
aer eonvcning the Legislature AT I>ondo'
In TO be revoked and the regular session 0
tbs general assembly 10 10 be resumed .
ths ststs capitol without molestAt,on-
Ii II believed that the undertaking sr
rived At tonight will reeMt In an Am.sa Di
settlement OF The disputs between the tw
parties In this ststs and do away With IL
dual government.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

Moddsr sprait. Feb. I.-MssAage- from
IAdysmi,h. dated February s. say that
continuous csnnonsding has been pro
eeeiing aimee early in the morning, with
an occasional roar Of Long Tom" The
firing, IL 10 added, continues
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09
r. Visit ~. so~v Cas-. p..

Pretoria, Feb l.-Webster Davis, ss-
sistans secretary OF the interior st Wash
ing.on, accompanied BY United States Oos-
sui Hollis and the state attorney. started
wednesday for the Boer bsad laages at
LAdysmith In the presidents carriage-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

Washington, Feb. s.-The Hay-Psuncs-
fo,s treaty. amending the Clayton Bnl~~
treaty regarding the Nicaraguan eanai nA'
been sissed at the state department
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb S.-Judes D
H. Key b dad In thh dty, agsd 70
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-02-09

Pausucs 10 not nsesasariiy . virtue
a . bet DAY.