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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
SENATORIAL ELECTION.

In the senatorial elections last month.
there may BE- found abundant argnmenl
for election Of senators by popular vote.
The election in Prnnsylyania was a con
test between two political leaders. both
'laiming TO represent the people. yet
neither caring whether he represented
them or not. The contest in Delaware
was and still is a personal quarrel. the
participants in which care very little
about the interests OF the State 30 far as
its representation in the senate is cpn-
cerned. The campaign in Montana has
been one Of personal ambition, pure and
simple. aud has been one Of the most
corrupt in tile history OF the rountry.
The election in Utah was naces4itatnd nv
a deadlock formed by political combina
ton to promote personal ends. The
battle in New Hampshire was. very
mneh as Senator Chandler said It was.
though not wholly, a fight b~tween the
p-ople and corporations. The scramble
in Nebraska was a free for all race. with
one man agains, the field. In nearly all
these contests, the man has come before
Friy and patty before the people. In
M sense we're these senatorial elections
truly opponents Of representative govern
ment.
1t is not difficnlt to predict that the
question OF election ri senators by popn-
lar vote will now obtain renewed dis
eussion. II the manner Of election snip
riied no eause for debate, the character
Of the men elected certainly does. The
successful candidates, for the most part,
are men whose wealth has led them into
politics and who have employed their
wealth more than anything else, TO secnTe
sIc"fss. Those men who have not large
p rsoI o. forirne ave ehird hem pow.
e-fnl corporation influences, with one or
two exceptions. Only when distin-
gnished merit dominates. whirh il rapely
the rase, can men hest fitted TO represent
he people succeed, Va these contests
have again clearly demonstrated. II is
so mu"h easier to control legislatures
than It is tie people. that money accom-.
pIishesaImnsi any political res,sI, IN ssna
'orial elections which the possessors NAV
desire, no mattsr what the people de-
mand; consequently the Increasing pop
CLARITY ~ the proposed change In the
method oi election. For these addi-
,ional reasons, there isaisoluta certainty
OF iher newsl Of tie dis,uasion Of the
question d por7isr clcs.i9Ds
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
ouR YOUNG AoooluMs.

Complaint is heard from various
senees regarding lhr Young hOodlum
elvmrnt which rSsms our STREETS. par
licalaHy ia The night. This element con
slsts. hr the most part. Of Young boys,
with trw that ARE not 20 young. They
Rre fteqnently lound IN groups in front
Ol business houses. telling stories and
making eesndalons remarks alraut ladies
who pass that was, "a sneh an extent
that tie laslirs are prone to walk on the
opposite side Ol the street to avoid hui
initiation This IL very ungentlemanly
VA the part OF any boy, and IL. no donht.
contrary 10 the wishes Of his parents.
The nights are made hideons until "a late
haar with the yelling, running on side
walks, breaking windows and firing guns
prumiscaous;y by this came crowd OF
loys This is not all, There is u sys-
TEN Of petty larceny aud burglary going
un continually. Reports are made al
most daily f,om citizens in different parts
OF the town OF thu l,ss OF different articles
or that some building has been broken
into. II was only last week that the
Idaho Mercantile eonpany's store was
busgiarize'l A. nigh' Tor confectionery,
ami very recently some iewrlry was
taken from shnw eas. in the Coenr d
Alene drug store in the day time. which
shows boIdness in the. extreme The
hoys Sho are committing these drprtda
tions will sooner or later land behind the
bars il they are hot qnelled. Parents
who have sons ont at night shOnld not
think for a moment that they are at
tenGiing prayer meeting, for the prayer
mertiu" daes not hold such late hours:
they are ''Out with the boys" and these
same parents should not think il strange
ii an officer approaches with warran,
for the arrest of their boys The boys
referre,l to are pretty well known, and
all that is needed to convict them is wi
dence. Il is rumored that some OF the
leading ritizens have secretly planned to
employ IA detectiye for this purpose.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
A Rag OF LIN

For wouian's ga.slancr i iossnd 10 the
ilet that pr. Hrrer's FAvorste rsereFtps-
ton cures krrFAi~ weakness and the dls-
eAaes OF tbe deiteate woSfsanly oxRAnH
which darksn the hvrs ~ 40 tEtAny wuus-
ca With sgiivEtng anal saEFuw. Tiaai ray
Of hight has Frustrated many daskened
chambers where NoGiwi as1angsl ~ mis-
cry. ami has guided Ihrsn oat 10 lssmlgh
and happsasas ~Pavostsr PF~scsipkinn
q not q tufiic. not palliative. hais pns-
Hive cure ios the diseases which arr
peculiar 10 woHaea. u gives FteeR nmd
vitality II tantshes n-fVouSHzna. head-
sehr. and al tbs achcs uhieh orese fsuan
= disrAssd euasiaaioa u th1 we#nanly
organs. A temperance nls4irine. Il Con
taiRs neither Aleulsni nnF nafcssien-
= sss tseaalsa So thsss ysafs va utesssftra
and Mnaals NEak Sees aad ~ Aeaaag RasF ~
bet htsis fstlwf# Wsttas MFa tata Hamssg ~
AtFntuas ~ Leuha Co Ma - 80 - aliseV.
tiaSihzai to ths pspss ~ ~ FtercE,s pasasaa
Srsssrtpthss : hss4n ths So - h ataas : NunF
ss9 iq2A hFs tetsi9s ~ A. aad aaa hasft9 ~
te9ssa Ms,iisMi usseuEsFv. aa4 ny hsBlHh y
hsfiEs n@~ saaa Z sss ~ Yssss & hass aiae
Iseasi. n9adsd tAsss aa0sihises ~ eaNss ~ ~
fsisasiA ~hS ssastsd ffaaa haMas uNakns1a.
aHaa god Fssai,s hsss aafAswsls
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
Estray Notice.

Notice Is hereby giyea that the undersigned
took up at his place, three miles east Of Occur
d'Alene Kootenal county. Idaho. on Jan. s. 1901,
the following described animal to-wit; one
bay horse. about nine years old. white stripe IN
face, branded on right slifie. weight about 80
pounds. The person owning said animal Is re-
quested to prove property and pay charges. or
! will proceed 10 obtain title 10 same according
to the statutes VI Idaho. relative 10 estTays.
II, A. ANDERSON,
ceur dAlene, Idaho. Jan. II. 1901
ban, isfeb.2p
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02


DRRAmFMEsf oF fHa IHTRnIea.
u IS LAND OFRIeE, cGrR D'ALRsK. IBAM0.
January 5 Ieoi
Koliee Is hereby given that The ioilouins.
named settles has Alea natiee Of his lniensl0n 10
piate Anal proof Ia support u his claim. and
that said pFoof Will be lnade before the Register
and Receiver al ceur d'Aitne, Idaho. %
February -, 1901, yiss
NIKE BlRkR.
I'D. No, Iots. taF the ". y ., W.. ard lei .
and 4, Sec 5. aud ), R.A \. +. "a. ne. 4. ~. N
~. H. sw. d. ~,
lie nainss the following Witnesses % pFsvs
his continuous residence upon and enlilsniian
u said land. viz; Alfred LayesqHe, Thanas
Rltehey. OeoFse rfaa and Peter whits. al u
cosnF d'Alene, Idska
D.m. BuDLOSe.
ian. ~ tsb.lsP he9lstsr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
Notice Tor fublioatiOa..

DEPARTMENT OF FHE ikTRRIoR.
LAND oFFicK AT C0UR D'ALENK, IDAHo,
necembet ~ 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that the sollowlRs.
named settler has iled notice q his intention 10
make FINAL proof IN support Of his claim, and
that aald proof win be made before the Register
and Receiver At Occur d'Alene, Idaho. on
February u. l9.l. viz,
JAMRs KORAN,
Hid, No SSA, for the S. y 3 n, ", Sec. 81 n. y
n. =. y See. II, Up SON. r. tw.BM.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land, vlzi John J. Wells, Victor Bellmore,
John Nops aud Gus Nelson, all Of Occur d'Alene,
Idaho.
ian.'-teb.ap Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

DEFARrMEsT OE rHE TAFERioR.
LAND OFFtcg At cSEtR B'ALRSA, IpAaO.
JsauaTy =. 1914.
Sotiee is hereby given that Inc tsllewtng-
named ssItes has aled aStiee u his inssntlon 10
slAks haA proof Ia sappogt u his slaina nna that
said pFosi pill ~ nads before The hrssfrr ahA
Rserissa Al CesF dALsns, taAhe. 90 Mach Il
ta0i. VIZ
LAWS PRICE.
I'D. No sss, los ths \ siS.E-a "a. sss, u. ~. -
NAV, b. NJ
ne naiass che ielisains stfaszsss 10 pEste his
eentinaoas fesidsnse spen and eHiaitaEi1A q.
said LaHd va Chsfles n, BFopn, Of Post Fsiis.
idahs Rsftte I,iiaia. AiasS igliUm sad fsis
sandin, ali VI Cesar d'Abrns. diana
y, H HuDLONG.
tsh-s HsSl - ksxissTf
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
Estray Notice

Taken 1p by undersigned living oue-half mile
south OF Wolf Lodge Bridge. Wolf lodge Pre-
einet, kootenai county, Idaho, ON the aBth day
OF Deeenieer, 1870, the following described stock
VIZ; One bay mare weight about 800 pounds,
heaNy name and tail, no brand visible; one
brown colt about = or D months old; one bay
mare colt, ANY persons owning said property
are requested TO prove the same according 10 the
law or will proceed to Obtain title In accord,
anee with the statutes Of Idaho relative 10 es.
trays,
PAUL BoRUrTAu
Decehioer ~ ho" Jan.is-feb ZIP
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02
notlee fer PuhIIealIon

nEPAR4MgAT or gHR faqrnloh
LAND 0FEIeR AZ c0UR psALHSn, lpAH0,
January q ieol
Notice d hereby Given thai ne following,
named settler haA a'ed notice o. ~ intention IL
make fnal proof IN support b bis elaln, and that
aid proof vim be made before ne Register ana
airy 10. 1904, ytli
PETER wHITR.
nd No. aso. tor the y. =. V & ". X. and iot d
See. I. ~. % ". R.sw,D.M
lie names the following wtinesaes % prove his
continuous residence upon and euitisaiIon q
said Iund, ylEs Alfred Layesane, Thotnaa
Rilehey. George PlaH and Mike Rarke. AZ a.
D. II. BUDLON0,
lAAia Geb.iep Register
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

WE feel that we owe our readers an
apology for devOting so much time and
space ia this issue TO the town hood
lums and the dogs. but we hops to be
able to take up better subjects next
ueek
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

AFTER spirited debate, Thursday
the lower house of the legislature OF
Arkansas. by vote Of " TO 81, refused
20 expunge from its records a rssOIu-
zion previously passed expressing SYM
pathy with the FiIipinos aud Beers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1901-02-02

Thie Oanae L. krpf % ais 81 Ehs natsf
! MS TdpeI stsiaE aEsaeY q AissnnasF
ca, Atiisv " Hyp0the@A k8ak SaalainR mnOss
uasii9 fDf A
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01

VAST -int -pr>nt.
Their. Was no Room for the Devil.

remember once In Dublin We We're
just going Ia open u show W. i.
something like the famou. liavcl
brothers. only our work would be So.
riou- comedy while theirs was farce
and We went IN Ia see IA" Performance"
III Faust" n actors Away will 20
to the play. when ~, working them
selves. Something went wrong with
IA" trap that should have let Mephi,-
tophcle- down To the under world. Tie
vent halfway down, aud then stuck:
they hi,ched him up u hit. and he went
down better. but stuck again. They
tried two ar three times, and then had
Il lower the curtain with him sticking
head and shoulders above the trap.
\ vote" In IA. gallery shouted out:
''IInrrah. boys, hell's full" anu the
house roared. From THE Stage
"Reminiscences of Mrs. Gilbert" in
the February Scribncr's.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
MALTA BEND

=. T.. Houston Is on III. sick list.
The cold ave struck u. promptly
la-, Tuesday.
Some ~ our -torkmcn are getting In
u lot Of feeders.
thas. Shafcr returned from his In.
diana trip Tuesday.
&. -. Walker wa ut Sw.e, springs
the frs, III the week.
quit. u number 81 eases of the grippe
keep III" doctors busy.
tn" subscription lis, for boring for
ga- l. swelling rapidly.
Mrs. Geo. shelton l. entertaining
her sister from california. Mo.
W. ". Crum. ~ East ~. Louis. was
up the ifr-, ~ IN. week looking the
cattle lot, over.
Jas lack l. very sick and his ~.
rovery j. doubtful. \ complication
of di-ra-. l. the trouble.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
IN n COUNTY.
SWEET SPRINGS.

Mrs. y. killion IL again sick with
grippe.
y. 4. Evans went tn Kansas city
Monday. returning Tuesday.
One ease Of smallpox In the burg
aud the Mayor ~quarantined IL.
j.. &. Magncss. who left Us for okla.
homa some time ago. j. back for a few
days stay.
Miss Rosa killion accompanied by
Miss Maudc blackburn visited cas-, ~
the city saturday and sunday.
Miss Eliza smith closed "a iiv.
months term of school a, oak Grove
Frida, aud began u five months term
at the Forbes school the follow ing
Monday. The Forbes school was
made varan, 10y the resignation ~
Miss Kate Bright. whose mother died
very recently.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
SALT SPRINGS.

,;rar" orr l. slowly mending.
Incl" Dav, l. very low u, this writ.
ing,
Cameron Drr returned Wednesday
afternoon Ia his school work In Park
College.
Mr., aud Mrs. Chas. Willig drove 10
Bunce,on Monday Ia spend u few days
visiting.
Fred El-ea l. ont posting bills Tor his
sale whi,h takes place Monday. Feb.
ruary nh.
l,aine- Bros. n Finley. Of Cooper
county, were here this week buy Ing
work mules.
SIR. aud Mrs. &. &. MEEK inney drove
out from Malta Bend Tuesday aud
made several calls.
!, W, Blair went to Staunton. H..
Monday evening Ia be prrscn, Wednc--
day at the burial of Mrs. Tom Blair.
The engine on the Hummer broke
down just west Of the crossing We'd
nesday evening and the train was de-
tanned several hours.
Rev, Steinheimer filled his Method
ist appointment here last sunday. tie
was accompanied by his wife who ad.
dressed the people in the evening.
Us VIM, Baners. the butcher. now.
Tie butrhered T. hogs Monday for two
of his neighbors. lie renders the lard.
thing for ~ per head.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Tue GRIP EPIDEMIC
Tue Disease Moe Prevalent than Ever
aud Quite az Fatal The Best
Trratm, NJ.

The grip has surprised the doctors
and health authorities this season by
it, rapid spread aud 10y some novel
symptoms. while Il spares nobody
II Il proving especially dangerous Ia
middle.aged and elderly persons. In
many eases either u fatal onset Of
pneumonia. or u complete breakdown
~ health and strength. IL apt Ia fol.
low ~ attack ~ grip.
tn" wise course for all II proven.
ton. Ny wearing u Benson'- Porus
Plaster on the chest and back You
protect IN. lungs from cold and chill
aud with ordinary care you ARE saf"
from grin.
For those who are already suffering
from grip. or from III" usual winter
coughs and colds, Rcnson's Pln-ters
are u sure and speedy relief and cure.
Highly medicinal aud scientific.
Refuse limitations and substitutes.
Onl, IA" genuine ARE effective. Ey-
amin" when you buy. Scahury n
John.on. Manufacturing Chemists,
New York. sta
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Scroiula, or Kings Evil.

Scrofula II u diseased state Of the
=, stem, affecting the glands. p~nrticu-
larly those behind the ears. under the
chin and jaws. Unless " IL cOntrOll-
ed In earlier stages, IL develops kern
els. ~absr"s.es. running ulcers aud Ia.
mOrs.
DR. \. Y. BANES ~l,mEUMATIc SPE.
clFIC
has m especial affinity for this insidi.
Gus disease, dissolves kernels and tu-
mOrs, %clean-es the blood ~ this NOR
hid AMI unhealthy deposit. and being
u powerful kidney rcsolyent ~ we'll.
the system il thoroughly purged of
this condition. aud running ulcers and
Assesses healed.
Parents, do not neglect Natures
warnings. See to Il that your child
rrn's blood IL IN u healty condition,
free from morbid deposits.
DIR. A. V. BANEs MEDICINE Co,
st, Joseph. Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
A Most Liberal Offer.

All our farmer readers should take
advantage Of the unprecedented club.
bling offer We this year make. which
includes with this paper The Kansas
City Live Stock Indicator. Its special
Farmers Institute Editions and The
Poultry Farmer. These three publ.
cations are the best Of their class and
should be In every farm home. To
them We add. for local. county aud
general news. our " paper. and
make the price NJ the four one year
only Al.2j. Never before was 80 much
superior reading matter offered for 80
small an amount ~ money. The three
papers named. which We club with our
own. are we'll known throughout the
West and commend themselves Ia the
readers favorable attention upon
mere mention. The Kansas City Live
stock Indicator II the great agricul.
tural and live stock paper Of the West:
The Poultry Farmer Il the mos, prac.
teal poultry paper for the farmer.
while The Special Farmers Institute
Editions are the most practical publi-
cations for the promotion Of good
farming ever published. Take ad-
vantage NJ this great offer. ~ II will
hold good for u short time only. sam
piles ~ these papers may hr examined
10y calling at this office. iD-ljunc
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
delightful Social Affair,

The following young ladie, were en-
tcrtainrd a' whist 10y Mis-. Dean Rob.
crtson on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Thomas lioa,right on
North Jefferson avenue: Misses Ger
,rudc Brown, stella Hick.. Mabel and
Nadine Fisher, Annie Hawkins aud
Io-ie sparks.
Light refreshments, consisting of
oyster pattie-, cheese -,raw,. cak" aud
coffee. were served and the AFFAIR was
an enjoyable M
Stops the Cough and Works off the Gold.
I.axatiy" ltromo.lluinine Tablets
cure u cold In on. day, No cure, no
pay. Price - cents.
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01
Money TO Loan

We loan money at ! per cen on
farm property. No red tape-borrow-
81 reserves the right To pay any or all
principal any interest pay day. Call
AMI SET rs.
CON"A - Il DAWES,
East Side Square,
The Marshall republican., 1901-02-01

And more pupI" than ever mr.. TAX.
ing advantage ~ n
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-27
A MAN WANTED.
Tom houseman. Said to be For.
mer Resident, Wanted...-
Is Heir to Estate.

Postmaster Edwin Price has received
a letter from Burnside, Illinois, from M.
c. How'd, an attorney Of that town, ask
ing for information OF one Augustus
Houseman, or as he was said to have
been known in this city, tom" House
man. Mr.. How'd is the acting admins
traitor OF an estate there, Of which he
says that Tom Houseman is an heir and
that they are compelled to find him il
possible, as sale of some OF the proper
ty is about to be made and it is necessa-
~ to have his signature.
Several people have been asked il they
remem bered man in this city by that
name, but they said they could not. The
name seems very familisr to the writer
and il seems that there was man re-
sided in this city during the early
nineties by that name.
Tho attorney of the estate seems very
anxious to find Houseman and this
means is taken OF publishing the infor-
nation that he is wanted, as through it
he may be found.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-27
Grand Valley, Her Resource

The booklet, "Grand Valley, Her Re.
SOURCES" has been issued from this office
and it's patrons and the public in general
who have examined it, pronounce it re-
plete with information Of Grand valley
and Grand Junction. 1t contains just
the it formation that the inquiring and
intending settler is anxious to find out
1t is given in as few wordr as possible
and without any attempt at literary
style.
The booklet-is something which it will
pay to send out. The Colorado Sugar
company have furnished the publishers
Of the book with several columns OF
matter on bee. raising, which will be
read with unusual interest
Altogether the little booklet will be q
missionary for good, which will turn
an hundred fold more than it's cost.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-27


Ice cream and soda water our special
ty Peach week @. D. Smith Il Co.
druggists.
Clean your buggy for Peach week with
one Of our sponges and chamois skins
G. D. Smith & Co., druggists.
We have just received the largest line
Of sponges and chamois ever shipped to
this city &C. D. Smith / Co.. druggists
Henry Charpiot, Denver costumer,
will be here with fine line of costumes.
both for ladies and gentlemen for Peach
Day for rental very reasonable.
For Rent-Lodging rooms The entire
up stairs. composed Of 8 rooms. to respon-
sible and respectable party, or looge
rooms, after Sept. 5th. NJ. Strouse.
When you want q good, cool smoke,
one that makes you glad you are living,
just drop in at The Bazaar where you
will find a very choice line OF standard
cigars.
DR.. w. II. Fahnestock Of Dayton,
Ohio, has LOCATED in Grand junction,
and Office with DR.. Capps and treats
both medicinal and surgical, all diseases
Of the eye. car. nose and throat. Glasses
fitted by the latest methods.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-27
NARROW GAUGE TROUBLE.
Washout This Side of Delta Yes.
terday Laid Out the Narrow
GAUGE for Nine Hours.

The narrow gauge passenger train.
due in this city yesterday afternoon ar
rived nine hours late. The trouble was
caused by . washout this side of Delta
1t was at fret reported that there were
several people injured, and physicians
were summoned, but they we're not
needed as . general shaking up was the
only result to the passengers.
The daily sentinel., 1901-08-27
WOMEN WANTED.

Women to pack fruit in our
packing house, and to cut fruit
at our evaporator. Apply at Fruit
Growers Association.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-11
HERE'S A CRANK SURE ENOUGH

The regular installment of vaporinas
sent out OF Butte to the effect that the
town is sliding down hill has had the
effect of stirring the bosoms of the
cranks living as far away from Moi
tana as the Lone. Star state. A letter
addressed to the Honorable Mare ana
City Council of Butte, Mont was re-
ceived from one j. G. Wolfe of Temple.
Tex, yesterday, in which the writer
says that ne wishes to bore holes in the
earth and tap the large subterraneah
lake of oil which he thinks lies under
meath.
by Boring & TAPPING the lake Of
Matter which is caused from a Growth
from anelimntary Caus," states his
crankship, there are just Elements &
when certain Elements co.s;e in contact
with each other in a certain proportion
1t produces the Bytuminous Growth
which is Oil that this Country is so pro-
life. hoping you will take no ofer<;e.
but II neglected may cause Great
Slaughter of human Beings Besids the
Destruction of vast amount of wealth
will Remain till I hear personIy or
through the papers what action you
persu yours Truly"
If Mr.. Wolfe should come to Butte
and see some of the borings 1900 feet in
depth. without any evidence of oil, 1t il
likely that he would be discouraged from
attempting to carry out his Boring e
TAPPING scheme.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-11
SHOES FOR 0NE-LEGcED MAN

Rummage sales are new in Butte and
when the ladies of st. Paurs Aid Society
1naugurate theirs at the Armory tomor-
row, everyone will want to go to satisfy
curiosity. Everything which can be
found In first-class department store
will be found at the sale as will most
everything that could be found in a
secondhand store.
New articles will be sold at reason
able prices and the second hand ones
for next to nothing" In the refresh
ment booth will be found hot coffee and
tea and cake, while ice cream and cake
and candy will be served in booths de
voted especially to them.
The shoe stores have donated all their
sample and odd shoes. one left or one
right. These have always been sold to
one-legged men and it is expected that
the ladies will do a good business in this
line here in Butte. 50