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Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

The loval fusion orgaa Is net anxious
a. iight the tattle> Ut tie bate cam
lasgn ever agala. Nhen i IS rrmen,.
lered how S,ueitupsly ihe organ avoid
fs sliseuNsl1,i II the TRUE lss,rs during
ihe cunlagn, the feasan fnr il pres
rtl attitude h4.ceme> ~ snee CLEARLY
aplarlut u nil During the hate
,amptlgn ~, energies were directed
iewani te Stpluri ~ schemes To- dN-
reise toe taNsitefs and hide the truth,
and for very an, ians feaauS il discs
i;sst III. ;.,se biusiiy Ia i f,rrwnee Ia
surii facts II weuld like a. have Jbe
taNpaAeFs forget what y >,td ats4ut
the alplneial condition II the county
aIai tclattA9. to luesef taNrS and Il lower
ias rate, The taxpayers have had 4
lcsNn IA experience since a>t ttll,
aisl ll# ofg1n Knows what They have
isssrnssl, lAa llIr onxtu might AZ welt
prelsite % iaee tlie meiSie The e,tl.
iemp;isls fusion Fn,afii vii bc nae
lsstantenni issae la hfptepal county
feAi year.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

NOTICE. FOR ~ BIIfATtoN TIMBER
lhnd Act June 3, isis. United states Land
ohice. Occur d'AieHe. Idaho, March o. 1901
Nnitrc j. hereby sHrn that III compliance
with the provisions of The act of Congress of
lunr ), tsiS. entitled Nm Act for tho sain of
ttmhtf lands IN tllr States OF California Orc
Eoh' Nerada, ant Washington Territory as
extended Ia all the Public Land states by act
Of August :, ls!g, Walter Glen. of Atho.
county OF koutonaL state of idaho
has this day dled in this Office his sworn
statement NJ, lgis far ~. purchase OF the
Of Sc, No. {, In Twp No. 81 n, Il. > ". b. NJ
and Will oifrr proof 10 snow that the land
sought is mnr, valuable for lis timber or
STONE than for agricultural purposes and to
rstaultsh his ciatm to said land before, the
kesiSftr and R,cViver of this office at Occur
d,Ahue. Idaho, ON Tuesday. the 2t,t day OF
May. tSi
lac names rs witnesses: Squire Near.
charles tuycy. Hayes liyrum. k1ht RSasol'
ati ~ Athoi. Idaho.
ANY aud all persons claiming adversely the
AhoV"-drSrrhca iauds as requested 10 tile
ihetr eAItu,s ia this office or before said n 4
day Of May, 1901 T. IT, FL pIONc
Ml5-Mti Rpgfsfer
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

LAS SUMMONS ~ THE DISTRICT
~ Court First judicial District of the STATE
of idaho in and for the County of koutenai.
tit,ai"th Giiterl. plaintiff. against George
The state OF Idaho to George Gilbert
You arr hereby notified, as you
have hcen notified. thai there IS now on
HE IN the office of the Clerk of he District
Court OF the First .iuaic.a District of said
state. in Rathdrun County of Nnotendi the
complaint OF the above-namcd plaintiff.
Wherein Judgment and decree of divorce was
prayed for ny pinintiH from defendant on the
following grounds. tn-wit:
(D. That ON or about the month of May
1888. at Vernon. In the Province OF British Co
lumbia. Ia the Dominion of Canada. the said
defendant, disregarding the solcmnty of his
marriage vow. wilfully and without cause de-
serted and abandoned the plaintif and ever
since has and stu continues So To wilfully
and without cnusc desert and abandon said
pl0lntiif and Ia live separate and apart from
her without any Sufficient causc or any rpa-
son and against her Will and without her con
sent
C) That the defendant for more than one
ycur past has failed 30 provide for the plain
III the common ncctositrics of life. because
of his idleness prolligacy and dissipation
Plaintiff further demands Judgment that
the bonds ot mairimuny between herself and
tts defendant he dissolved, ANA that the Gus
tody OF their minor child. TrpNin Gilbert he
awarded % The plaintiff and pinintih pray>
for general relief
And you are also notified that unless YOU
appear and answer To sand complaint within
ten days after ne service hereof II served
within kootenai county. and within twenty
days, If served out of said county. bat within
said Iudcal district. and within forty days.
II served out Of said district. exclusive of The
day ut ~rrYicrl the plaintiif viii apply To the
court Tor Ia" relief demanded in sjild com
paint,
t;vcn under my hand and the seal of
tho District Court of the lifst .h-
lSEALl dicial District nf the state of Ida-
no. IN and for THE County OF koutr-
mai, thi> 18th day Of March, ~ ~.
l9nl
iNp. g. CALLAHAN. Clerk
by I. l. QCARLfs. Deputy
CliAS. l.. HEifNAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

Whenever lie local FUSION organ Is
brought face 10 face with fact II
Immediately lodges behind the fision
hrcastworks and al once turns loose
IL. mud batteries 10 the utter disgust
Of the decent element Ia Its party. IL
Is n, easy matter 10 Interest the
organ Ia law personalities, but an her
cuban task IT, engage Il IN u subject
IT som. interest 10 liz. taxpayers.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

Wallace Advance: Police circles
were considerably agitatcd SUNDAY
evening over horrible sight. 4 six
fo0ter, much the worse Tor whfsksy.
monopolized the sidewalk en- Sixth
street for nearly IN hour. 4 crowd of
boys aud men pressed close Ia assist in
making a fual ef the man. FINALLY,
Roy Fordyce, with keen scent. came
rushing along. The crowd parted.
Roy sized We he SIX tooter and urged
him 10 "eume ON. No matter how
handsome policeman may De or what
his persuasive powers. good muscular
development Is necessary is 4 reserve
force. Roy got the fellow ia motion
aud, when umief an electric Hight. dis
covered tlas he VAS covered from
head to ftoI With gure. \ black clot
behind thu oar showed what Ind
taken place. The man WAS taken Ia
The cooler ahd doctor sent Tor. The
officers thought thu raSe 81 dangerous,
tina, ihgt did uat Wam "a assume any
further responsibility. Nean and
again me>srfgce were sent for doe.
tiers, FINALLY 0uv came. The man
wHS stretched ou the nuor Tot inspe...
tion, The doctor fingered him about
the head and hotls gave Il gfunt ana
DECLARED You fellows can't ten
htuOt t.um p3iuf - Stp,. Vs,,, "a
dauhed tie drunken man with u5nt
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

NoTitE BoR PUBLICATION DEPART
mcut " iie Interior, innd uiN,r, .it tg.ur
u Ai'as. ld.thn MIR i. ttul Naisr +, hp,,.'N.
-isth fHft ihv fpiUN iuE-paul.',l S.ttI,.r hn>
hied ualic' ~ lti> iutrnsiou ~ mHkp anal
ptiNf Will W. i3p'ia hcgnf,, lli,. R,,i~f,t =tDJ
keNltEr ~ t@VUr q. Al,ne tdnho ~
Neril - iR1. VIA Gsls'ri g. RnWiaut; ma
Euzf II ~ \ = l-t ~Cr IL G0p. s. \ Il. ~
T. II ~ = " -
lie uaR'"~ the e. lowing " Aies~,., la nr,v,
~. V"ut iha3$tN Hstotatt apoa tud cuili,a-
le1n IT SAID isnd VIZ: f.or.ns,, 1. nf{nt
hatu> III al. Gtt4r-v a. Naiv. etofsu ikuih-
,fgnrL 7l3 If ttss tIjs>. iA8hu.
,., ~ il. az ploNt,.
"szN'- REGISTER
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

Idaho Falls Register 4 colfay,
Washington, man has invented a ma
chine drill which it is claimed will
strike PIG blows with the four pound
hammer per minute. The machine is
operated by one man vino simply
turns crank which revo,yes a wheel
TO which is attached fout 4-pound
hammers, each striking the drill with
terrific force and Is calculated to do
The work OF eight men. The machine
weighs i,5 pounds.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

\ofloE toG ~ EIICAFtnN pfpNRT-
r. hrnt Of tt' inuriur. Land pli,r' At Cavur
Astf& idA4rA fVi. =. lpai. Notice l. here
w StNyh that TN follow INK pam,d >tttIcr
has nlea hoti5ar az his intention ~ nial,. anal
NN&'f ~ NHpR3ri ~ ht> rlatm, uad thar SAID
? HAi VIII q" ti}de b.furt REGISTER and H.
.ttF 1T tne5tr It .Cne- ld.tho. ou Aprl "a
49, Nia iEnttjUs @tNtL III. NJ M fnr the
=. - ~ I'D >N - II. IL aud ~ IL Ny -
So -. Twp = \ *. : t.. Il. u.
, TO haluVN the to3lowtng witnesses ~ proVr
VtN 'nntiuuo5i> f''>lu,re' unon and ,.aitfYa-
il"a 81 s;tiu iuud. V.zs Martin SfN,l Al
ttst y. atrr. inna Ncsluat,e and Gear.t,
Meseiy. al! uf lHek EoyN ldaia
u. II III nLoNG.
N+--'F Receiver
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

NbflrE FOR PrM lCArluN DEPART
= nlYht ot th' Interior. Land ufin, NJ tocnr
g Nvus tlHhn ter. 3. i'al. Notice IS hereby
s5ten that tho follpa ita-t:lrael S.ttlrf ms
utrd not,cr on ills in,cuEi0u tn male final
utnus ~ Support q his clam. and that said
brsn VII e, madr l.sfnre he Register and
Receiver .lt Huair d,Alrne. l,laho. ON NnriI
We lWl- w.t.: AN4pst Oakland. lid b5p for HE
= ~ Jud ots -lo-fh S>es =. Twp ~ y
H. e ". Is II
lie n.tm,- I,iy fol'os iug witnesses Ia pfoyf
his continuous ie'>itiCilC, Upun ana cultiy;t-
Van ~ >ltd aad V,t.s Gust n krllcy. AUG
US ''leoSNe. samuel Green and illlam H.
'ani,, 3t,I ut ~liu5saur tfittzr. Nash
ID. ii, III ninNt
p" " Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

WANTED Capable. reliable person IN
every county TO represent large. company OF
solid 6Hanrial reputation: s.cp salary per
scar. payable weekly: s3 per day absolutely
sure and all expenses; straight. bona tide;
definite salary lIo commission; salary paid
eaci, saturday and cxp.nst money advanced
each week STANDARD HOUSE, 81 Dear
born ST. Chicago.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

The II. Maries Courier, published at
st. Marics, in the southern part OF
this county, came IL our exchange
table for the first time this week. II
il most crediiable newspaper and
merits success,
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

NOTICE F0R BLICATlON- DEPART
mcnt of the interior. Land 0ffcc al Coelr
q Al"nc. Idaho. February II. 1901. Notice is
hereby given that the following-namcd settler
proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be- made before Register and
ana feceivef. III Gocur dAlcncr. Idaho. on
MafSh >. Nhi VIZ: David {. Hall. Hid. rs
for the NEa. See. ii. Twp. ~ ~. r. : W. II II
lie names the following witnesses 10 proye
Ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
pl SAD iaild. VIZ: Amcrieus &. Lewcllrn
Daniel Robins. Frederick A. Whitcnark and
lanes Rou>h, all Of !\thul. ldaho.
~. 49,, ID. IL. BtDLONG.
! - NJ Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

Boise Statesman: According to
statement snade by Naupa people who
were in the city yesterday, the rush to
the newly discovered oil fields on the
SNAKE rive. continues and the excite
ment Is becoming more intense daily.
Hundreds of people have visited The
section where oil is said TO have been
struck and tile country for miles
around has been stal<ed of and located
~ placer ground. Nothing definite
can be learned as to the character Of
The flow struck, but one Nampa man.
who is interested in the original dis
cpvcry, Is reported TO have said if it
was not OIL there was none on earth.
The formation, he said, was the same
rs that in the liakcrsiield Cab, oil
fields
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

The i.lackfoot News says that fu-
sion IN politics has the same effect on
PARTIES as mixing qulnine and whls-
Key. The mixture spoils The one In
grcdlcni and aoesu'l help the other.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

Tie denserati, press OF thc eouatry
v hndst@ nu end ot fault with the
elaborate arrangements sn successfully
s'sifried oil az the rcern, second in.
as'guFaitou If President Mckinley.
I'm account Of the magnificent sue
fsss 81 this affair they have seen iit To
revive the thoroughly exploded ldiotic
theory of thc last campaign that This
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

Caldwell Tribune: Twenty-one
democrats and one yacillating republi
can got together in Boise last We'd
nesday and formally dissolved The
great silver republican party of Idaho,
and thereupon slode gracefully into
the arms Of the new democracy.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
What the Press
Has to Say.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Caldwell Tribune: The travelling
library bill has passed both houses and
now goes 10 Coy. Hunt. II Is 4 bit Of
sentimental nonsense that will never
realize three cents ON the dollar.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
1,,,e formal d,sbaudIno az - romn,

The formal dishandIng of Il remnant
silver republicans al iloi>e last week
has been scarcely noticed by the press
III the state, and the effect ~ their
.etion innst he q great dlsappeinl-
nieni "a the few beia.cd stragglcfs
who took u part IN the farce.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
\oTIcE FOR rrBLIcATIoN. TIMBER

y Lana. Act June 3. is1o United states
Land office. Occur It Alene Idaho January
1904. Nolif,. is hereby given that in com
pljancc with the provisions Of the act OF Con-
gress Of June 3. 1873. entitled An act Tor the
,li,. OF timber lands in the States Of Califor-
MIA Oregon Nevada and Washington Terri
tory" as extended To all the Pubic Lana
states by ACT of August !. 1s'G. Bridget NC
MILAN Of Occur d Acnc County or koOtenal
state Of idaho. has this day filed In this office
her sworn statement NJ. 4i3 for the purchase
of the y ~ NY Ia and lots q and 4. or sec.
No ~; In Twp. No. 5i>., K w.. Is. n. ana VIII
offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable FOR its timber or stone Than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish her
claim 10 said land before the Register and kc-
ceiver OF tins office ~ Occur dAlene. Idaho.
on TUESDAY. the 18Th day Of March. 1891
She NAMES - Witnesses: Alfred GrGlcau.
Thomas Grady, George Lock, Fred Farr, all
Occur d Alcne. Idaho.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above-d.scrbed lands are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
iJtn day of March. 1901
Ju-Ml, Register.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15
~ ~, eirrroS TERMS.

The 9Th idaho legislature adjourned
Monday aud the people " this young
commonwealth IRE again breathing
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

Idaho Falls Register There are
sonnet times things that we ought To be
very thankful for, but we don't know
that he state OF Idaho has ever had
as much To be really thankful for as il
has II the present time. The legisla-
ture will adjourn ON Monday night.
During the entire session there has
hardly hecna measure that has had
any consideration whatever that was
not one of the fankcSl partisanship.
II Will 20 down into history as having
been paid for 60 days for doing what
should have been done in from 10 to
u days. The very measures that
would have been Il benefit to he state
have been ignored, and nothing I'M
less II WAS thought IL would benefit
the democratic party could get con
sidcration Let us be thankful that
II was no worse; or perhaps that would
have been tn impossihility.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1901-03-15

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-02

After each meal she must cram down several of these, gradually increasing the obesity encouraging dose until she can manage to stow away fifty or sixty of the bread crayons in a day. The result is most satisfactory, in Moorish eyes, the patient in few months ac- quiring the desired contour of a sack of feathers After marriage, the Moor ish wife may receive visits from her fe- male friends, unless her husband proves to be regular Bluebeard; but from her cradle to her grave, she sees no men, except through her veil. When women are calling upon those or anoth- CT harem, the fact is indicated by leav- ing red slipper on the threshold; and 1 as long as it remain there the lord | thereof may not enter.
 If the wife succeeds in making her self favorite, she may sometimes in dulge in the wild dissipation of going out riding with her lord and master. Passing along the marrow street, you frequently hear a voice shouting; Baleuh! Baheuk Look out, or make room" Obeying it, you hug the nearest wall while fierce-looking man servant, generally a half-naked Nubian, leads by the crimson bridled horse or mule that represents the fami- ly carriage of some wealthy Moor. In the capacious saddle sits an imposing figure, clad in Voluminous robes Of snowy white, topped by an enormous green turban, with bare feet in yellow slippers dangling straight down on either side; while behind him, pillion- wise, nestles his closely yelled wife, like q small white bundle.
 FANNIE B. WARD.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-02
LETTERS OF CREDIT.

Reasons Why They Are Better Thar
 Cash or Bills of Exchange.
 One of the most interesting features of the business substitute for actua money, and a substitute that Is used by nearly every transatlantic traveller, Is the letter of credit.
 To illustrate a typical case, Jet us in- | troduce MT. Jones. He decides that he would like to spend year in travel and, after mapping out an itinerary he makes an estimate of the amount of money it will be necessary for him to spend. He fixes the amount, say, at | $10,000
 The average traveller does not care to load himself down with any such sum, because, in addition to the incon- venience of handling it, he makes him self possible target for thieves, in case they learn of his possessions. He can, of course, divide this sum into smaller amounts by drawing bills of ex- change, payable on certain banks in certain cities throughout the world, but the letter of credit affords much more simple and satisfactory method of keep ing himself supplied with funds.
 After arranging his itinerary and sat isfying himself that he can afford to expend the amount he has estimated the trip will cost him MT. Jones betakes himself to banking house in this city which issues letters of credit and ob- tans such a document.
 f1ll n,. tI,o first page is an engraved letter of in troduetion. The banker, addressing his correspondents in whatever part of the world they may be- begins by formally taking the liberty. etc." of introduce ing Mir Jones, and certifying that his credit is equal to the sum of $l0,000. At the foot of the page MT. Jones signs his name.
 Another page of the document is rul- ed off into spaces in which are to be filled the various amounts drawn. Still another page is devoted to list of banks in different cities and towns in the world at which such letter will be honored. ..- ..
 This letter is not merely an assurance that MT. Jones is "goodp for the amount ndlneu, put llldl lie ID t plopSl pet DUH, from social point of view, to receive such letter This is one of the old fashioned features of banking which is not based entirely on dollar-and-cent basis
 MT. Jones must furnish assurances to the banking house. in case he is person. ally unacquainted with any of the per sons conducting it, that be is not only financially sound but socially so; other wise the letter is refused him, He can by a bill of exchange on the basis of dollars and cents but not letter of credit
 With this letter of credit MT, Jones may travel to any part of the civilized world, without taking with him a cent nf money, and always feel sure that his financial wants, within the limits of the sum named therein will be supplied
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-02
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 4:05 p. m.
 KY The annual debate between Columbia $ md Pennsylvania will be held Decem- 9A Der 13 in New York city.
 Last evening the Rev. George H,
 Ferris preached the fourth sermon in
 the series to young people on Culture sand Character" The topic was "The $ Momentum of Habit
 Alfred Ward Smith, who recently gI DUblished an interesting and important s1sNork entitled "A New Theory of Evo- Ution,'' has just been elected to a asmhership in the Yale Philosophical
 club.
 The monthly meeting of the Woman's
 Ghurch Missionary association will be 6&1d to-morrow afternoon at o'clock in X Trinity parish building, Temple street. SA kn address will be delivered by Rev. R.
 Kimber.
 1Fr. and Mrs. William H. Neebe of
 Philadelphia, who have been visiting
 felatives in this city, returned home 2Y&Hterday after a pleasant two weeks 8sSf&y. Mr. Neebe is connected with the
 fennsylv railroad.
 The automatic fire alarm in the Bige- Sa0W boiler works, at Grapevine Point, flI River street, got out of order at x 0s clock Saturday morning, and called |8fke apparatus from the quarters of En- 88%t1e company No. 5. There was no fire.
 The Consolidated road has awarded S&0 the Boston Bridge Works the con- fraCt for new double track steel 1Wfng drawbridge, to replace the pres nit single track bridge on the Worces- fer division across the Seekonk river, at ndia Point, Providence, R. I.
 Kt the meeting of Admiral Foote post lSthrday evening a note was received bfn the widow of the late President Z z4Villia1n Mckinley It acknowledged Ls1e condolences sent by the post and Suppressed her appreciation of the love l3111d sympathy extended to her.
 Burton Mansfield addressed the con- xEfegation at St. James church, Fair 43Eaxen, yesterday morning. His sub- f1Ut was the General Convention,'' at
 Gn Francisco, to which he was dele
 6t3s The address was very interesting ] 5&Gd Instructive and was heard by 11Tge congregation.
 The monthly meeting of the Odd Eel A1oWSs Mutual Aid association of Con- 81l&ctfcut, held in this city Friday night, 84s presided over by Frederick Hunt d{ Bridgeport in the absence of the Tfesident. The meeting was well at A&nded. It was shown that the bene-
 lte Throughout the state for the month Kere $6, 300. Twelve new members have been added within that time and only Stltree deaths have occurred.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-02
< SCOTCHMEN AT CHURCH.

GaIedonian Club and Clan Mcleod at
 Christ Church, West Haven.
 The members of the New Haven Cal M MXd0nian club and Clan Mcleod No. 31
 E O., attended divine service at Christ Episcopal church, West Haven, t Inst night. There was a. very large at tendance of the members, who, together 2 Nffth the members of Victoria lodge, Baughters of Scotia, occupied seats in # He center of the church. Rev. A. J. Yaafnrnack, the rector, after bidding the {iiembers, on behalf of himself and the Hparish, cordial welcome to Christ chlIrch, took as his text Hebrews II, S., NH Abraham went out, not knowing Nhither he went" from which he
 fe&ched very interesting address.