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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18

'I had the grip three morths; could
not sleep; pain all over and headache
very bad. DR.. Miles Nervine. Pain pills
and Liver Pills made me well. Mrs.
E. c. Bowlby. Waterloo. Ind
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18

when the grip left me my nerves and
heart were badly affected; but l began
taking DR.. Miles Nervine and Heart Cure
and was soon all right.'-Wm. Roericht,
Eau Claire, Wis.
Don't waste time Go to Omaha over
the 'St Louis Road"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18

nj TOT opening Jay Street.
Office of the Board of Public Works,
City of st. Paul, Mimi, Feb. II, 1871.
costs and expenses arising from open
d University avenue, by condemning and
certain property in the City of ST. Paul,
the Board OF Public Works, in and for
office in said city at 2 p. M, on the
cause is shown to the contrary, said as
ed owners names, description of the
and the amounts assessed against the
Bal to Bal to
Benefits. Damage. Owner City,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18

eminent jurisdiction over crimes COM
mitted on Indian reservations.
4-Providing for payment of village
and town assessors by the county.
63-AuthoriZing counties to issue re-
funding bonds to take up old indebted
ness.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18

The best way Is good enough! Use the
Minneapolis and St Louis to Omaha.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18
Ayers
Cherry
PeCtOral

cures coughs. An ordinary
cough disappears in a single
night. The racking coughs of
bronchitis soon quiet down.
And even the coughs of con-
sumption are either completely
checked or greatly lessened.
Three sizes: 25c., 5Oc., SLIGO.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18

Once tried, always used The Mime
apolis & st. Louis road to Omaha.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

5-MemorialiZing congress to establish
an Indian industrial school at or near
Evarts, in Walworth county.
3-MemorialiZing congress for the cleo
ton of United States senators by popu-
lar vote.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-02-18
South Dakota.
RECORD 0 TIL SOIONS
FORTY-SEVEN BILLS AND JOINT
RESOLUTIONS PASSED AND
APPROVED
GOOD WORK OF BOTH HOUSES

PIERRE, S. D.. Feb. 17.-(speciaI.)-
to the time of recess adjournment yester-
day forty-seven bills and Joint re3olu-
items had been passed and approved. They
are as follows. being divided into lists
OF their class, by number of bill or res
OlutiOn.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26

one ef the best husllers In Standpoint.
lie conducts the stage line between
Old AMI new Standpoint, while Mrs.
fafmin is The Great Northern's agent
AT Tie latter place Besides this Mr..
iarmiH owns the best portion Of the
Standpoint toNnsite. and quite natur-
ally MS interest In the growth aud de-
yelapment OF the town brings him into
close touch with the leading enter
prises and spirits OF the place. He
Processes unboanded faith in tire per-
manancy Of the boom which has set in
AT Standpoint lie informed tie scribe
thai be viii soon De compelled t. ex-
tend ms townsite plats.
The members Of syringa temple ~.
1, iafhbane Sisters, ~ this place, am
uounce that they VII cndearor 70 ~
l.eYe the monotony in social circles by
giving what they term color social
~ the IL 81 =. hail next Thursday
evening. We ARE not sufficiently
yefsed IA social ethics To attempt an
explanation of what viii be the lead
ing feature nj this event. bit every
one Who 50 desires ean earn all about
ii for the nominal fte " i0cents BE-
stu : this special feature. which APP
peas Ia be somewhat surrounded by
mystery, we presume that a literary
and musical program, perhaps inter
spersed with light luncheon. viii be
among the surprises which awaits
those who VIII attend. y cordial IN
yitatinn is EXTENDED to al.
II. T. WhiHatnb. justice If the
peace and one u the leading mae.
eha8s of CLARK Fork, was III tie city
GA personal busIn $ Monday. Mr.
NaIfe8iub has recently been made lie
PENDANT ina sl9.gs}dauag suit. insti-.
tafa3 a. Compton i White. 1df alleged
filse Imprisonment a few weeks ago
Najle va arrested f4r shooting and
waand.usa man a4mcd Cottsr. Tie
preliminary ncdria. took pase before
Nlltaemh White waived ayamiua.
ilan ard was committed without hail.
Later he vas = leass3 On a $40 bond
thr8azh habe3s corpus proceedings.
Now be wants biz damages from
Whlteomb. Nr. Nhitcomb has re-.
tanned ATTORNEY q l.. Hoffman to de-
lend him.
J. II. settle came over from Post
Fails Thursday. lie SAYS tie town Is
sii.i considerably Hrongh; up over H..
affairs ~ last week the arrest 81 Hal
lin "a a charge Il larceny preferred b.
Jeha Gieskey. the eggiHg Il Gillian
and the wreckiag 81 Royer'S soft driul
saloon which eliminated in Rath
drum by the discharge 81 Haliin lasi
Saturday. lie said that much ill-feel
ing prevailed, but that tie cooler
heads controlled the situation and Z
reeurrpnce u an aibIeak WIS unlike
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26
nA.ri> NOT GUILTY OF LARCENY
But airsky still Chains ~. Is out sIs5
Preliminary Trial "a Disappointment

sai airsks stiii Chains II. Is out sIa5
Preliminary Trial "a Disappointment
The preliminary trial in the probate
eonrl last saturday OF George c. Hal.
lin Qua charge Of larceny preferred
BY John Gleskey, resulted In the dis
charge ~ the accused. 4 large num-
Der Of Post Falls people were i'm at
Tendance and great interest was
manifested Ia the proceedings. Giles
key accused l,alin If having. hy
threat and intimidation. forced him Il.
deliver note aud mortgage which lie
held against iiallin. Gieskey claimed
that the security was fpr IA debt cre-
ated by lnan, while IIailln claimed II
was FOR the payment " i gambling
debt. The reSnlt Of the trial WAS
hailed with much joy by lIallin's
friends, bat the trial itself wls dis
appointment to many spectators, mas
much ~ nothing 81 interest WI,
brought pat t. shed light On the tran
saetion preceding llailin's arrest aud
tie events which followed il.
+ III connection with this trial II WIS
fAmored that the leaders Of the saloon
smashing case we're well known 10 the
PARTIES In interest and that warrants
lag pc arrest 81 i've ~ them would be
Issued This. however hts not been
feniifmofi. AMI the trial Of Saturday
naf have been the end Of all.
Gieskey spent several DAYS In Ra.h-
jdram after tie trial. but he has hal
little e SIS about the else. exc pit
thai he had been wrangfa,Y accnai
q. gambling aaa tAat he lad SIMPLY
en- eurhre3 ont 90 sl1s in cash h.
!iaan. Ltlat r nothing ) known T
IesAey.s refHai history, int the older
residents u i'ast I'alls well remember
the snoa,ll- red b whn. some, IL
tetra 8yo. Wss arassd ~ serious
eflmo llJ .aaFe8 his bnnd before lie
~ iimiNsf, - nE tgak place.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26

pears to have grown cut Of an at
tempt made by tile accused To drive
logs down stream flowing through
Ferbraehe's land.
c. L. Evans, through his attorney.
Hon. c. /. Hoffman. has commenced
an action in the Justice court against
the Northern Pacific Railway compa-
ny to recover 500 damages for IN in
jury received Oh board one of defend
ants trains enroute toirauite 4 week
or 50 ago. The case will he heard be-
fore Justice of the Peace Wilson to-
day. Later The defendant IN this
action took change Of venue. and the
case viii be heard before Justice ot
the Peace Marsh next Thursday.
Marion koohc. manager for i. ".
Thompson, a large importer a fine
millinery at 1858 Milwaukee avenue.
Chicago. says: During the late Sc
were weather | caught dreadful cold
which kept me awake at night ann
made ne unfit II attend my Nnrk
during the day. One Of my mllliners
/ WIS taking Chambariain's Cough Rem
edy for severe euid at that time.
v nich seemed to relieve her 80 quick
E IN thai bought some for myself IT
i acted ike magic and ! began 70 I'M
prove 1t elFe. an nos entirely sell
and feel very pleased 70 ackno0 ledge
its merits" For sale by /. Nenz,
druggist.
r. Seabarth. Of Minnesota. stopped
OF here Tuesday an his way home
from tie coast. lie spent the DAY
with members 81 tie Satch@eil family
south Of Town. thet having been near
ncighberS to him back IN Minnesota.
Mr.. seabarth claimed to have seen
nothing IN the west which viii com
pare with his native state, Ia which
hc RETURNS better satisfied with ia.
surroundings because Of his trip =.
toe coast. lie expressed himself q,
better pleased wlta What he saw Of
Idaha fBan any other section q -,
wcSt which he visited On thls trip.
II. II. Nors NJ. =. Wnght's fYrmei
boca-keaPer, Nas IN standpoint TGe
day. lie SAYS there IS much activity
there IL the building line ard thai
business generally appears e ~ very
goad The uumbird Lumber eanpa-
ny j. constructing 10 handsome cot
tages and many others are building
MI Morse confidently believes that
Saa3H IL vii ysFs soa ov#fsHsea ~
all other towns tn hpGteEai county
4 The timber industry vii be is prin
cipal support. bot that would appeal
T 70 be more substantial and peFmaHea'
than any other town in the e9antl
can boast Of at present.
L. y. Farmin, one Of standpoint
!. wide-awaEe business men, was here OF
personal business "Wednesday. ar
Farlnin has the reputation fer heinl
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26
LOCAL AND COUNTY
News Items of Interest Compiled For the Ben.
eft of Busy Readers.

N. y. Wright was visitor here to-
california strawberries at the post
ice store.
c. b. King was in from Hayden lake
ednesday.
liz. c. Thompson made a business
hip to Athol Tuesday.
G. II. Klopf the furniture man, made
business trip to Spokane Thursday.
Miss Bessie Ross, of Post Falls, is
lie guest of her sister, Mrs. W. {.
oyce.
Sheriff Dyer spent several days in
he northern part of the county this
eek on official business.
The latest reports from the Santa
strict are to the effect that the gold
yer is still running high.
Miss Dora Purcell went to Spokane
(onday for a couple Of weeks visit
fith friends and relatives.
". A. Beck. of Wardner, was visit
hg his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Peck, Saturday and Sunday.
Hon. C. l.. Hoffman was in Sand
|oint Wednesday doing some legal
Fork for the Humbird Lumber com.
Pany.
James Russell. Of Occur d'Alene
bpent several days here this week el
business connected with the organiZa
ion of a Masonic lodge.
Attorney Edwin McBee made
Zip to Wallace Tuesday on business
efore the district court which is nov
n session at that place.
+. II. Cole. who formerly conducted
blacksmith shop here, is now iecat
at Newport, Wash. and MIS-. col
eayes for that place Monday 10 joil
Der husband
John Sherman, the genial and oblig
fng salesman in the dry goods ant
fiothing departments at NJ D
Nright's, started for Missoula We'd
hesday night on business. lie VIII re
urn tonight.
II. NJ. Strathern, manager OF IN
Tpokane * Idaho Lumber company 4
rost Falls, stopped in town shnT
ime Thursday morning on his retuFl
nom business trip to Standpoint.
Fred Empey, formerly a we'll know
'lsineSs man Of Occur d'Aiene,. ou
a'w engaged in the mercantile pnsl
aess al Rossland, Il. G.. contemplate
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26

Is. lie showed tie scribe copy of a
most Srurrlous notice ~hieb WAS
found posted IN the town one morning
this neek Tie notice was signed "a
Lady. and contained ibeis and
threats against member ef the town
council The Language IN the notice
is Vulgar IN the extreme ami INIT for
publication and IL Is probably the
work 81 harmless crank, rather than
the action Of a band Of white caps. the
presence ~ which some Post Falls cit
liens are prone 10 suspect.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26
starting a cattle ranch near st. Maries
in the southern part Of the county.

W. J. Jordan, Northern Pacific
agent at this point made a flying trip
to his fruit ranch, situated in the Yak
ina valley, Sunday. lie says that the
beautiful Yakima valley is always
worth going u see at this season.
An item Inadvertently overlooked
by the scribe is the presence Of a new
girl in the family OF J. Eichart, a
prominent farmer living south Of
town. The new conner arrived two
weeks ago Monday, and Dick says he
wouldn't have boy.
DO not leave home On a journey
without a bottle of Chamberlain j
Collie. Cholera and Diarrioea Remedy.
1t is almost certain 10 be needed and
cannot be procured While YOU are on
board the ears or steamship. 1t is
pleasant. safe and reliable. For sale
by +. Wenz. druggist. 4
Lovers of the light fantastic should
not forget the social dance at Hart 5
hall tomorrow Saturday night.
Young folks and Old, both married and
single, are cordially invited TO attend.
/ The small sum of 81 cents viii be
charged for dancing odefray expenses.
| Thomas FitzsimmOHs, formerly y.
4 T.. agent at this place. but now sta.
/ toned at Northport. Wash. spent
Sunday and Monday here visiting rel.
atives and friends. Mr.. Fitzimmons
owns a prairie farm located a couple
Of miles south Of town, which he is al
+ fering for sale at a bargain.
Joseph PORTER is stocking his Inn
Der yard with a new supply oi shias
and rough lumber. The latter artt
de is supplied from The product Of :
Il. Nidgers new raiii west of tsxn
Mr.. Nidger informs rs that rasgi
lumber is worth $ Per Loco fe4t q
the min, or 20 in Rathdrum.
The North Coast Limited, whir'
was such a great fay8ritc witt t.i'
travelling public last season on account
Of its excellent service. will begin j.
initial trip for this season on MAY 5th
at which time new time schedule
will 70 into effect on tie Northern "a
cidc. Il is expected that the ne7
schedule will bring 10. ;. the iaafnin.
west bound, into RatadFum ABOUT w
hours earlier.
f. Smith. foreman of the Whit
Pine Lumber company At AtAo., an'
TWO assistants were arrested this @eci
on warrants issued oat II the pf9eat
court, and sworn 10 by r. L. Ter
brache, charging malicious injury I
freehold. The accused gave bonds 10
: their appearance Monday. when tn
, case viii be heard. TIE trouble al
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26
rnr f4-t ASA, for siasamasi-n,.
Qtil6 HtLIi.r rgea fAls.

All who is ChamieHaln', Pain
falm frr rheumatism are delighted
Hith lhe qaiea relief fFam pain which
Il affords. When speaking n This Er.
y. y. sims. ~ Tros. ohio. Slss:
.soafe time aga had a severe attack
81 rheumatism Ia my arm and Shout
der. tried NUMEROUS remedies btlt
e9t nn relief until ] MAS recommended
rs Mess-S. Gea. +. Parsons 4 CO.
druggist % Isjs place, 10 try Cham
lerl4ins tsa.n balm. They recnln-
meudrd il - sghly that / bought i
bottle 0AS sO0S RELIEVED -
ALL PAtN. have since recommended
this llnanent io many al my frienua.
vino agree With me that il is the hest
remedy for muscular rheumatism in
the market. For sale by r. Wenz.
druggist. II
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26
proap,.eti.e i.uirep-t-...

{. f. Bowman a practical electric
ian. late from Ni. Clair. Wisconsin
was Ia the c.ts Tuesday looking up the
feasibility 81 putting ia III electric
lighting plant. While here he made y
pretty thorough investigation aud be-
fore leaving talked very encouragingig
Of the enterprise. He appeared To b.
pretty well satisfied with the patron
age which he might cypsHt. As yet
he has announced no definite plans,
but 1t is believed he has negotiations
pending with 4. ". Post for the lease
or purchase Of tie SAW mill and site
on tile pond. should the effort ~ So
cure control 81 this property prove
successful, M. Bowman pan would
he Ia run lire lighting pfa9t IN com
neetinn with he Hili. and during that
part oi tue Year when tie water sup
ply fl usually adequate lie power
would be utilized, While during the
/ balance oi the year an ungiBe would
De ased. The HiIl waste would fur
tnIsH abundant feed for the engine,
land ~ this way sir. Bowman calcu-
lates THAT lgitea large Swing camir he
mule in the running ~ the plant.
Mr. Bowman has another prap@it Ion
f ia view az kenartck but fit fails z
matefi9liLe ~ a,il retHa 70 fetif
drum AID prasf! 10 uiake definite ar
raHa mcpt fef the cIf.y complet ion u
LIS props eH rNris2 hera. Nm elce
ttse lighting aiaat and q good sass mil
eegd be yaia4bi, acquisitions 4
RatadrGm present, and II is ~ h
hoHd Mr. bowman VIII see hts wa4
el.a. N ln.nte IN ar MiMal.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26

w. J. Jordan, Northern Pacific
agent at this point. made a flying trip
to his fruit ranch, situated in the Yak
ina valley, Sunday. He says that the
beautiful Yakima valley is always
worth going u see at this season.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26

D. Wright was a visitor here to-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-04-26
Clothing Department

We have just added a Complete line Of
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-23

young man who had fa,pd by only
three points IN an examination for ad-
mission To the marine corps appealed TO
his representative in congress for assist
ance. and together they went to see the
secretary of the navy in the hope of Sc
curing what is known as ''rerating" of
his papers.
How many chances do you want?"
asked Secretary Long. This is your
third time" And before the young man
had chance to answer the secretary
continued: How do you expect to get
along in the world when you smoke so
many cigarettes? Your clothes are satu-
rated with their odor. Pull off your
gloves and let me see your fingers There,
see how yellow they are!" pointing to the
sides of the first and second fingers.
Before the young man found his tongue
to offer an explanation the secretary ask
ed him if be drank
Only once in awhile" was the sheep
ish reply.
Secretary Long then invited the con-
gresham into his private office and, while
Offering to do everything that he could
consistently. added, Il am sick of trying
to make anything of these boys that are
loaded with cigarette smoke and drink
once in awhile They are about hope
less"
When they left the department build
ing, the young man. half apologizing for
his poor showing, remarked, Drinking.
my father says. is the bane of the navy"
i guess it is, replied the congressman
conically.-American Boy.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-23

A benevolent old lady stopped on a
street corner to wait for her car and was
attracted by the bright face of a young
Italian who was grinding his organ near
by.
She found 10 cent piece in her purse
and dropped it into his hand. well repaid
by the brilliant smile which accompanied
his "T'anka."
1T must be real hard to turn that
crank as steady as you do and keep such
good time" she said cordially.
Not so detHcult" said the Italian
showing his white teeth in another smile.
You see, madam. no hava the monka
To turna the cranka so steady, keepa the
TINA and watcha the monka. madam.
that TAXA the arteost-the true artecst.
1t ees the monka that demanda the gen
ius, madam
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-23
"He cARETH."

We gTieve him much!
The deed so small
We do not think it sin at all,
But Just the selfish, needless sway
OF ones own VIII; the Masters yav
Ignored quite; his love SO true
In all his thought for me and YOU.
We pass II 10y and heed it not,
Our one excuse, I'VE Just forgot!"
We grieve him much!
We please him much!
Tie deed So small
We never think its worth at all:
But he looks on with love SO true
In all his care for me and YOU
And secs the loving thought Of him,
The cup ot water to the brim
lie seos it fllei, Tor his dear sake
Given, another's thirst to slake,
We please him much.
He loves us much.
The moments small
We do not think he heeds at all;
Yer every thought Of grief or praise.
Ea'h smile. each tear. the glance we raise
Nails thanking him for pardon sweet,
lie trust We feel. the power meet
lic grants for sVryice-all are dear
Io him; there's naught for us to feari
lie loves Us much!
= amy Edna stafford in Boston Transcript.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-23

The Princess Elizabeth. daughter OF
Charles |. was domestic sort of prin-
cess and was noted for the fine cake She
made. One of her old recipes is headed.
10 make a cake the way of the royal
princess. the Lady Elizabeth" and reads:
Take a half pint of hour, half a pint OF
rosewatev, pint of ale yeast. a pint Of
cream. boil it. one and half pounds but
ter, six eggs. leave out the white; four
pounds currants, one-quarter pound sug
ar, one nutmeg. little salt. Work it
very well and let it stand half an hour
by the fire and then work again, and
then make il up and let it stand one and
Y half hours in the oven. Let not the
oven be too hot"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-23
a I.,retrnt1ng NnnIitr-

An old Cornish woman had asked her
parish priest to read to her letter from
her son in Brazil. The writer's orthog
raphy was doubtful, but the vicar did his
best to read phoneticany.
Il cannot tell you how the misl,itties
torment me. They pursue me every.
here-eyen down the chimney"
The fond mothers eyes grew large
with mingled pride and amazement.
Ezekiel must be rare handsome" she
said. FOR the maidens to be so after him
And | reckon the Miss Kitties is quality
folks toow
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-23
A nnntIst,s Ahvice.

"Don't think" said the dentist. "that
brushing is all your teeth need Besides
this, You should draw bit Of very fine
cotton or dental silk between them night
ly. 1t is impossible with a brush to be
certain that every particle of food is re-
moved from between them. and ii is
necessary that this should be done II you
want to keep them in good order and pre-
vent them from decaying"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-08-23
he VOICE OF THE MOUNTAIN.


Low At my feet is stretched the lorill vale.
Across my realm the high wild stars are led
Ny garment is the light, the darkness Gr.ai.
l wrap me round with rain and snow and hail.
Round me and round the eagles nest and sail.
Between my knees the thuuders masc their bed.
lap the storm winds and their Young are
bred,
Their young that play and chaie my rocky mail
Who cometh up TO me Dr. shall haze power.
The prophets power, tile Ola laweiytr', might
Ave, be shall have the tablet in his hand
He shall not fall, but in the evil h5ur
And good. upHttcd. clothed upon with light
His neck uubowed, as / stand shall he stand.
John Vance Cheney in H5ypcr's Magazine.