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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04

Leon f. Czolgosz, the assassin Of
President William Mckinley was
wednesday afternoon found guilty Of
murder in the first degree, by a Jury
IN Fart III, of the supreme court at
Buffalo. The jury took only one BAL
lot and returned with a yerdCtot
guilty as charged in the indictment,
IN less than thirty minutes after re.
ceiving the instructions of the mesI.
ding judge. The assassin listened to
the reading of the verdict without
the least sign of emotion. The pris.
oner will be electrocuted at Auburn
State prison during the week begin.
ming October 2S. When asked fhe
had anything to say why sentence
should not be passed, the prisoner
evinced a desire to speak but could
not get his voice above whisper, and
his words were repeated to the court
by his counsel. "There was no one.
else but me. No one else told me to
do it, and no one paid me to doit.
was not told anything about the crime
and never thought anything about
that until couple of days beforel
committed the crime"
DJCCJ1CC T1OITOR LAWS
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04

1t is now said that Pres''e"' =,
Kinley carried life insurance " ~
amount OF 1915, 600.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04

Senator Hanna, it is noted, is not
regarded as favorite of the new
President. The Birmingham Age
Herald recalls the fact that he obstin.
ately yand vigorously fought Roosevelt's
nomination in the Philadelphia Con.
venOion. The Roosevelt men gained
headway, and HanDa turned angrily
TO some Republicans who advised him
to submit to the inevitable and said:
'Gentlemen, You should not forget
tlat while you are nominating IA Vice
PRESIDENT you may be making Presi-
dent" Mr.. Roosevelt, it is stated has
never forgotten this incident and ut.
terance. .....
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04
DISCUSS LIQUOR LAWS
SOVEREREIGN GRAND LODGE C0NSlD
ERS THE PROPRIETOR OF A HOTEL
INELIGIBLE TO MEMBERSHIP
INTHE ORDER.

indianapolis, Ind, Sept. 2l-lH
Sovereign Grand Lodge, l. D. u ~
today decided that where a saloon u
ran in connection with a hotel Wv
proprietor of the hotel shall oeresalu'
ed as a saloon keeper and not elIgloS
to membership In the order
Most OF the last session was oe'osa s
to discussion OF the liquor laws ~
was decided that hotel keepers WIN
bars already admitted to tne o'u'.
may take out withdrawal caros ~
was decided If an Odd Fellow 10 eln'',
gency was called on to take cna'R0V'
Of a hotel with a bar he would oe SuS
jcct to trial, but not necessarily ,,., 20
pulsion, unless he insisted on 'euu'''
bar.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04

~"
The Philadelphia Record saws =,
the authoress of the beautiful hym0
Nearer My God to Tbepp. M,s M
oaran Flower Adams was a dauoh,o,
OF benjamin FIowor, an English wrj.
Ter and editor. She was born al Ha,.
low' Essex, England in 1905. H.,
motber, a woman of refinement died
early in life. There were two dauyb.
ters, Sarah and Eliza. Both possess.
eo the fine feelings OF their mother
ana were fond of books, music poetry
and art. Mrs. Adams, being Uni
tarlan, a number of alterations and
additions have been made to bring
the hymn more in harmony with the
views of the editors by whom it was
adopted.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04

=. hon' M M. Evans, of Mt, olir, :,
candidate for State Treasure, o,''' ,s 'sa %,
a.,' sne vacancy created by Robe,, ,S s,. oil
ers resignation. Mr.. Ey,r. ''oW'
ssn"s served SIX years as Lieutenant cal aa'
ernor under the administrative diuq',' 10 soV'
.a.e .''.., iamented Gov. John M s,,V ~ 'ae
n,o ".'., a, nonor to himself and cred't sIsus y
unsaa ,,,s constituents. He was an et1eI.'. 70
member of the State board Of Of rdesa, rsl'.sat
commissioners for four years ,e,i,I' s'p
,n h,, o 1soo' Last year he was appoin,as ya,,4as
oy Gov. Lodgino as one of thu epp",a'a ,,".,'e
0. Q 81 the State University, an bona,,a n''ss'
omce which is the only pub]t msI
'ion ne now fills. Governor E,,m,. MI
an honored and esteemed citizen ,,s y,
a mason of high rank, having sI,., M
very acceptably to the Craft the ms. no,.
tion OF Grand Master of Mason,r w., !,
Mlsslsslppi' He is good man anal
erected 81 Will make competent Stats
Treasurer.-Water Valley proo,s.s s'''
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04

1.-THE kind
Union City,
The
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04

shoulder she say: 'Bru'er Anteny, III
gin yer dat dollar aud er half ef youll
kiss me-
"En Boss, is been er gree0in ever
since kase DIDN'T take dat dollar en-
er half.n
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04
&hsaemoryal-Ms,, s,,.
i'A hRoTHERHoon


..' You have left US n. '''''n' septs,
wore the @'sn 'sp,. the gallant nut ~sn o' broth
ing "e on 1S,. yOu were pItted 'aN, Al ,,a against
children d. ,,s ., ne" century all e1 '@' !. open
Of vsr % SoSs glory in the couats,.s snu1sss have
North aoa uone all alike by the nsn {, deeds ,s
south so,a who does not '',s' ,ss. North Or
paD1s palae IN the Union, and ',se ~s Joy and
,esa, tears ago we once more baa aasn three
AmeScsn enemy the heart Of evs,r sv ,ase t..
,saera ,e,erans who had fought I'qs in ,s. to see
',n%aa ruussate uniform orce more 'ls s.S Con-
yc,orn Ts@ .ner former foes and d'rs sasDs sy Side d
saS0 Victory under the famous old ld'u'os sn to
gray. "no iiao worn the
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

Some people are wondering why SO
little has been heard recently OF
M-ssfs. Bryan, Towne aud i'ettigraw.
We have II un the hest Ut authority
that each Of these distinguished gen
ilcnen are just now Dusily engaged
fItipinx themselves to guo,lly slice OF
the prosperity they tried 50 hard last
fall To convince the people did not
exist. And they nre 80 anxious Ia get
ont III the class designated by them as
''cnmmnn" that they 10 about their
work stealthlly lest others ~ the
''Commnnrrs siiu,,i,i lie sliced With Il
Ike desire, with the inevitable result
that there would be no .'commoners"
left when THE next presidential cam
paign opens, and that would leave the
demnsngnes w!thnu. an epperlunlty
To exercise their energies.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

upon the taxpayers ia the matter u
public printing.
Concerning law briefs mt 90 cents
per page, we have to say that while
our competitor could do us no injury
/ ~ THAT matter, because the work had
already been executed, we took advanN
Iage of the opportunity Ia point out
the Inconsistencies In the fusion counE
" printers methods, He had pub
lished statement To the effect that
his bid for the county work was from
20 To 80 per cent below commcrciah
rates, and this statement was followed
ny another 10 the effect that the
commercial rates FIR printing law
briefs is 40 cents per page. i'pon IN I
yestlgatlnn IL WAS found thai ~
county had been charged an average
of si-2i per page ior brief work. And
that Is precisely the method which
"Ref1ftiei Scott Is defending.
Ar to commercial rates for brief and
transcript work We beg to inform scntk
that any me he desires 10 take job
~ thai kind on our hands ~ 90 CENTS
per page, We shall be more tina !
pleased 10 turn the work over to him.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
Miao va sns ni.xnnf

ra's rsiiie- - The kesseusi tauafY R.psae-
.tget ras w = psaFsrttlns hta tar the goauts
pgaating aua iatef wArn hs had = laN hrlef 81
sfiss y. assis t'sx fsAs t.sssn... hi. eosnpst.
ssAs ssia tiis snsA SIS aseth bat stSiy SEATS
page. III eagas - saAs 81. us.siisins with
aat - asagh ~aaifasihx Il l. WY srnilf, /.
srg "a So Fnr~au squeezed Nt,a /. ataAs,
ho@sine a<aihNi afhsts xpktinS tals pflts.s fat
'hsts s9fk Ne lsssis isfsfisss ss,l may pr,at
~ hlsesps t.anse ess .sis 81 AJsae afxv.
The triFm e,li,or 81 the Press sass
II Is .sefy gratifying "a ~. ~
'squeezssi, : MhYs because We Of.
Aired ts,iio the cannty printing at 4
rate of ataat ~ rer cent below fusion
graft prices. lalf VI do nj quite
understand how i.elorner scott
fesas1Iss that We were squeezed" IN
Wis matter. II MAS the taxpayers
who we're squeezed. = and that mus,
~ The cause ~ "Reiormern scott,
sfaiirrAtipn- lie world not b. 4 true
InsiNuer II hs fell nth.rw is. in regard
g WE recent outrage pcrpetrated
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

cd IN follows. Elizabeth Gilbert *.
George Gilbert. Elenofa Blekneil Is.
George Bickncii: Maggie Bowers W.
Tbomas Bowers: Sarah Weber VS..
Louis Weber.
james iirche anfi iine:ar Chisholm
were admitted 60 citizenship.
Thursday All jurors in Attendance at
this term of court. except George
Moody retained as tdlesnan. were
excused for the term.
The most Important case yet 10 be
tried ~ this term n White w. Whit
comb, suit fer damages. This case
wili be tried next week.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

NOTICE FOR RI EL4CATIoN- TIMBtIt
s Land. Act Jane = isis United -iutr>
Land tiift'r, fafrr & Atcnr. lti;tno. May 3rd
iiIi- Netige j. tfFc1y Ei'su tittt q. com
lAlNnTN Wtih tNp provision az the act ~ ,On-
Rff'r- ui FHpc ., issr tut-Aled IAN nci fur tiie
saic ~ iiinb.r istnd, 81 lbs States ~ GiiiifJrs
mia Oregon. Nevada and Washington tTnrrl-
tory" as c.tcrued - nii fi.. Public siHnd
@iates bG net efAuaust g. iaf. Alexander Se-
sade, ~ heH port cpanty al kuuts'ni,i, St.il,z
q Idaho has this day iiird IN this Office
his sworn statement No 3J3. for the purchase
u tile W - sly ia NJ ~ kM ~ aud :, = ~
y Y ~, " section Na. ~ n Township No.
- sgrti. isaagv 40. > ~ 81 aud vii
0h"r pfonf ~ show that The land sought Il more
vAit#hle for ~ thinker ~ stula tiIar f3r agri-
cultural Dur9asta and 10 establish bi. cl;tiiH
o. saia land before The Register and Receiver
u ills Office at Coeur dNiunc irattp on
Monday tho = day ~ inly. 1851.
ile names as witnesses: Charles y. Johns
ton Frank Turtle John Egie, All OF Newport
Idaho, aud jtral Nnselvy Of Spokane wash
Any hud ali p, Fs1Hs ciaiTlinE adversely the
ai'ov.-de-cribad lands are requested 10 lille
titeiT claims n tl.is office on or before said
u day OF July 1891.
u. ii. RUDLDSG.
Mi0-iyI2 Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

NOTICE FOR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- and. Ari ,Inne 3. 1878. United States
Land once Occur d'Alene, Idaho May l. 1901
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
win the provisions of the act of Congress Of
Jane 3, lS1s, entitled An Act for tn" sale of
timber tdnd III the States OF California. Ore
gou, Nevada and Washington Territory" AS
extended 70 all the Public Land States by act
Of August I, isFf!. Henry Burcheti. Of Spokane
County OF Spokane, State of Washington.
has TINS day hled IN his office his sworn state
mrnt No. 5t6 for the purchase of the Eis NE1.
" section No. 70, In Township No. 80 ~, range
w, Il. NJ. aud will offer proof to show that
,Io iana sought IS more valuable for lis tim
her az STONE dian for agricultural purposes.
AID 10 esi abli>h his claim to said land be-
farc the Register and Receiver ri this office ut
CUour d'hfCnc, Idaho. on Friday. the 10 day
Of July. 1901.
lie names as Witnesses John Cumming
and james c. Dickson. both of Spokane.
wash. and David Mason and James A. Wat
crs. nOtp or Occur Il 4 ene idaho.
Any and all parsons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested TO file
their claims in this office ON or before said ~
day Of JAY. lMi
ID. II. BTDLONG.
Mi0-Iyl! Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

NOTICE FOR OBLIGATIONS DEfAlT-
pNHi oF tbs. interior Lana GFlca al
tOcflr q AFur, ifai.l May 8. l,-i .ef!ee =
IL stii1 ztF.s, thai ti,st follow !iig-s.iss.a sssf
TIER bas hlcd notice ~ his intention q, na ~
iiuai Dfuuf In support of nts ciaiui and thar
said pfs,of s.li D. Hi,sis s,afpru Register and
Receiver ~ Occur a icne Iaaiisi on tnnc ~
iWl. VIZ; trank iiRhiRnn rid 81. for tht,
sts rk.tt. -f.i i "a ami iuts / and 2. a5,.t =
Fwii. y y, t. ! " H M
iir paInts Tho fntiowiux witnesses 20 prove
his rnntlnanus reside nce upon aud cuiffVa-
ton 81 said land. viz; william lyon hGrrls
Hoffman and t.uAt Anderson. uf AAmAey
Idaho. aud Joseph rritier ~ kathifun.
Idaho
u. 81. BitHfONG
MlV-Jen Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

In the ease of the Idaho Mcran lie
company " Charles kalanqnu he
Jury returned verdict far the de-,
tendant The ease viii he appealed /,
In the ease ~ George ReifsteaA Us.
q. W nekarr the jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff. This asss
grew uuf Of III attachment leSicd
ulsan PLAINTIFFS property hy aCtenti.
ani In his uificial capacity as eotifta-
BILE, The attachment WAS made 10
secure debt uf $40 aad property t.
the value # sbla had been attached. \
In the case ~ q. ". Nicelai ~ khe
\. L II. company appeal from MS.
tiee ssiuft, on mniioa of plaintiffs at
torneN. the appeal WIS dismissed
tn motion Of g. l.. Hoffman. at.
tnrneA Ter 4. ~ Reid. the ease vt \
L. Il. company ". Reid Wis dis.
missed
Ia the ease of Collins vs. steel don
tempt proceedings against losh ph
fcv4 Ter Violating IN injunction. the
defendant was found gailty and h|ned
50 and ordered held IA cuStedy Until
the Tine Nus ptltl.
In the case If Nifard Rros. IS. MARY
and Am NAne. ua motion al plRlns
tlns attorney, defendant canSert ling
thefetA Judgment WIS ordered EN-
tered ln faNar If plaintiff.
la the case ~ Reifstcak vs, Ne
karF, which resulted Ia Verdict for
plalntift, i stay at execution fol' 81
DAYS was granted 10 allow defendant
10 pseplre, Serve aad lie motion fhr L
new trial.
Joseph pcsy, found guilty Of tun.
tempt Tor violating nm Injunction.
WAS allowed To go home, permitting
further action ny his attorneys
! -Four DEGREES OF divorce we're GRANT
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
WONDERFUL RESOURCES

Brother Il. III. s;avis Ut HE Caldwell
Tribune Is evidently very enthusiastic
on account vi tine grand spiirgr ifiaiiF,
viii endeayor 20 make at the PAM
American exposition this sunlmet.
Here is the way he puts il:
s'rimuk God. idaiio's exhibition
1T Biiiiaio VIII eclipse anything herr
lofore dreamed of. At the worlds
fair We proudly flung in the faces nj
All the races ~ mankind cur inconl-
parable dried skunks end stuffed catk
That wti;iid have been glGfy enaugli
10 have lasted some states genera
ton, but Idaho began 70 hunger ftr
gfander achievements right ava I.
Al linilalo among the things We shaHi
display To startle mankind will be ti|e
bone OF a mastcdOn We do NOT
even knew whose naktodon il was
Just think Of that, Here ~ tie
youngest sister In the galaxy, prane.
ing right up to the grand stand, uh-
farling 20 the breeze the bone efa
n'aatodofl, and a stray mastodon Al
that. Pan-American Commissioner
General Rice doesn't even know me
breed OF the mast ,ion that owned arid
uinftiie,i tiir iiriiit, bit scientists w.Ej,
made Il careful examination are aimpkt
unanimous in pFuioiiiifing lie bone Ms
bcipugiug tn the specie, tontiemfnib1is
t't,vcrinrn,it,us Muitii,tss. the BONE
bears date iHT2, Indicating that ill.,
owner might have been with General
q. -, Howard when he was trying ~
convert Chief Joseph Ia the ifcsuy u.s.
terrain faith II aise bears an i,scfiI,-
tiou which though almost illegllle
looks IKE patent applied for. :"
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

Municipal Public Works. Is the
title ~ 4 paper hound volume ~ lan
pnge- which came 81 the editors desk
this week. As the title indicates IL is
discussion 81 matters of Interest 10
municipal officials. The author IL
Ernest Mccullough 81 lewiston
Idaho, tate consulting engineer 20 the
merchants association of san Fran.
cisco, The book is brim full oI Useful
Information for all wEp are Interested
IN municipal public works, and the
able and exhaustive manner In which
the various subjects discussed are
handled lcayesrno doubt In the read
ers mind 81 the authors cx-
pcri9pcc along the lines upon which
Information Is given. \ copy OF this
book should be Ia the hasslS uf every
mayor, city attorney, engineer and
stree, commissioner lly such onlc-
ials IL can be secured for Ia cents bY
addressing the author Mt Lewiston.
The regular price OF the book Is 10
cents
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

White ffeAi'riit Hcisiniey'r inabiiI-
u 10 cnmplcte LBS tour rs originally
Planned IL 10 ir greatly dcplorcd IL
~iii nevertheless i,e highly gratifying
u al that the incident Witch has In.
terfcrcd elth hls plans dIsi not result
more seriously. Latest reports are To
the effect tina. Mrs. Mckinley fl rap
idl, recovering from her recent very
dangerous attack. Ii is moi i,nprpb-
ai,ir that the president viii visit the
northwest at some future date during
mis- term
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

'meut Of the Interior. Land ONCE al Occur
d'Aicnc. Idaho. May r.. 1901. Notice Is hereby
given That the following named settler has
tied notice of his intention To make final
proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof viii be made before the Register ana
Receiver al Occur d'Alcne. Idaho. on July
:, liGt viz: Alya \. Green lid. 2Ol6. for the
SEil, Soc. s. TWP "a s.. K. > w. b. NJ
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton OF said land. viz. Abner Curtis. John i.
Shields. A ipEuuIo Green and Fred kctchum
all, ali of Granite. Idaho.
u. II. BTDLONG.
Mla Jc!l Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

NOTICE tUit PUBLICATION DEPART
meme ~ ihe interior ilHnd Once ~ tsasrr
q 'Alrne. id4ho, Aay s, ifsii Notice r.
iiifsy Si"r;i :ss;ti ;i.e following iisiea sett!.
has iiltd notice ~ his intention 10 n,ahe hH4t
proof in supp.ef ~ his cuiui. mnd that said
ptt-tf Wilt H.. made t.lfnVs- it.sQiSfar and
itnd RECEIVER NJ if7,.fir d tf.nrt ldaho on
3uut ". lHl, w! john Il. fGnick lid tWG
for Dc 80 NV 3 ana los 81. see !. ffWu 81
A.. Il. Q ~. b. Nj
He names ~" following witnesses 10 prove
ii,s ffa; iuoti- residence sgff#ad talttya tioa
~ siiti i.snd. viz hinadd fan tieY, Mar
iih \. burroughs John AcTasiah. Daniel
RDbhina, all vi AthDl, Idaho.
u, II, BUpEONG
Miu'Icli slcsisier
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

President Mckinley's tour from
been one grand ovation. Regardless
III party the people everywhere have
left nothing undone 10 show their re-
spcct and yenera,lon for the chief OK.
ecutlye. This proves condition
which Il certainly most gratifying ia
every loyal citizen uf this republic
L proves a. that everything In the
way OF sectional lines has been ohlit-
Grated, AMI II that the bitterness In.
cldent "a partisan iilierenees Is mot se
dren seated as II used 10 he: that The
people Of the Whole country readily &c.
aulestr IA verdict expressed hy the
majority THUS proving themselves
worthy citizens II a republic whore
classes are not recognized aud equal
rights II the rule Where everyone IL
lahoring for the common Suod and dif.
fer nnly la the means for attaining
ais-ir s,ai. Hi SHIRT. ss;a r,.ss.at es.
perlenee of President Mckinley and
his party reflects a general sentiment
Among the people which bellies the
statements Of thnse who harp about
the existence III classes aud whose aim
appears tn te "a create strife and Ills.
content By ieaehing False political dos.
tfinsS PRESIDENT Mckinley has
rf"y.a himself worthy ~ the peoples
conflieNc and the people have faith
In his iianes,y ~ purpose and his ahIl-
ny 81 wisely direct toe course 1T the
great ship a state.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

1aNfkST NOTICE. nErAK8s.ENE OF
tbe iutetfGe. atsd St.sfts eApd ar..
Its5ur ii Meme. tdtAts Anrfi ~ tssi 4 seiH-
cseul etasstest AtA4&Ytt hNNiaS tRs'n higl la
this vt1,p bN 3rhn = kaaEhn5 r,Uit~ 5nt.
against linutstDasd eat4V NJ 81 m5AdU
Anrti g tSsg. it4 th# Nt,s4 sss'ttau ~ tess n-
>hAp s. y. ttuze ". r. " ~ hraHA Bur
r,.H captNettss Ia WAiet8 q 5s aiie1sd thsE
~aId entrY alstu. fFauk SHFriH hes Mha4}Y
abandoned sstd tract - land Ard Cjt7n4ttt Ai Is
residence taepsffytfa tsy ngWrs tfs9a ii Wea RS
immediately pgtse-es5 ina the HiiHs 40 shi~ sNH-
tts~5, and that the @ls4 lrsrt hHeeet lrst
WhaitN ahtasiofssi atid fgrt ~ taud Ear laors
than @A nstssstts tr.sast ssatts4 leests5alnE EAc
rs iaesttiul uf @tt est a. IS aeU tHitts5 W. 4EDs
Aptil = ial, and thAt III, said traA Bar
t,'li lists wisoaiS Abandoned and MhpssA fd8rd
~ tv~lttr atsAsf 1zpufFe er e1fiVztv said
land har sssssd tk Use ye8r> immediately
pfessstSNig tlga hftng ar Tins e0nt1st za8tt
rartit> ars h,sahK ttattfe4 ta sptest ~
staad Sad aasr eN,dsrte teHthins said
Allegation As "a 4cfts.k Il Ua- 81 fuu,,
H., tsNt hef igt lbts 81 sl~tnF aad RreHse, r
at the Unated STATES l.ssHd Office Ia Cesar
q Meme. it4hu
HE - asi'lfss&Aaf having M n nv1pFr uf-
NfiavtE d#ed Anru ~. iAi >eg i0sih facts
WATCH i ~ thaf after due da,ggnce pev>onat
~etvicN this Notlcs can ung Ne mHde. II IS
hereby Ftiervd and directed thaf such uotict.
he give. ~ due 0ai prepef pupi5,i,t zen.
u, II. Gt pEaNG
Na-@es Register
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24

10 b. Honored With Memorial Ex.rcidrs
Under Auspices of ia,wtrn Post

Under Auspices OF iawton Post
AS VIII I've seen by tile notice 81 NJ
iutant -, Nice all elsewhere in this u.s.
sue, arrangements are being made Nor
an appropriate observance OF DecoIa-
ton day under the auspices Of La IS
ton post No. ~ Of this place. \ pro-
gram or tie exercises for that day Has
not yet been completed, but the Ar-
rangemcnts have progressed far
enough To state the principal events
and insure successful observance In
honor OF the departed soldiers II hd
sailors.
These arrangements, include 4 me
mortal sermon by the Rey. 4. T. Will
ker ut the Presbyterian church MT n
y m, sunday May 18th, and Il special
invitation Is extended 10 OLD soldiers.
soldiers Of isnS and the public gener-
ally On memorial day, Thursday.
May smith, he exercises viii begin at
lea m Tie speaker az the day Will
he Ad]utaut Mccall, ana short spec III
~ Will also he made by others If Ihe
day Is fair the speaking Will be ia lhe
the open, otherwise II viii take plAcc
nj Harris hall Music will be mr.
nished by the Rathdtnm quartettc
Owing 10 the inirmity Of many I'D
soldiers marching 90 the cemetery
may 10 dispensed With, but the rs
cruises Viii include some form 81 i pa.
rude, All old soldiers aud The ,nl-
dicrS pf fsps, rs we'll rs the public ( Rn-
orally are earnestly invited ~ i0in in
making this observance SuceESS.
Floral donations TT decorating uur.
psSes Will be gratefully received by
the committee
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-05-24
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION TIMER
i4un,t. ACt iuur 3 iHTH United state,
Land nnsce, toeur aAlene idaho. May 3rd
1901 Noticuis hereby given thAt VI compliance
with the uffiyi@lons ~ its itef ~ Congress Of
Jane Z. islM entitled AN act for Dhe safe uf
Thinner lAnHs IN tiiu suites OF California Orc
gnn. Nevada, ana Washington Territory as
extended 20 aii tiie ntiniic lana stHtrs ~ nct
of August T. ltN.. John tgv, Of NeNnorI.
County ~ haotnnni, state uf lllah0
nus inns ,ity iivd ~ tiiis Office his sworn
statement NJ. SOL fur the purchase pi the
AW't, Of section NO =. IN Tow nship No %
~. raug" 80. W Il. NJ AMI viii offer
proof - shnH that tho lana sought "a more
valuable FOR IA timber az stune tliAn for
hgrieuithrai purposes, and 90 establish b,s
clain % SAID and before thn Boslsterand Re-
ceiyer ~ this office n ttieUr Il Aivue. tdthn,
ON Monday. tite - day ot tuiy iinl
ne names as witnesses: ,ihrk u. Johns
ion. faiih fuitits alexander 'vgita. ~ ~
NJ" p3ti idaho. ahs iifaf Np-eivs, 30 Sl,s-
kane WASH.
ANY nnn ~ persons claiming adversely the
ab9vc-drsgrih"d innds aru ru,rttust-ti - iiie
their Chains - this uin. ~ 80 i,s,,s, -t,,i
l.. ss;ls ~ ,luly. 1911.
-. H. BrDtONG
Min-.iyi. REGISTER.