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AT &c. Boys Good Quality
Percale Waists, pleated back and front; sizes
AT $3.50. Women's Fine
9%1t y, ksrssy Coats the height Of style for
larry. !
At S7.9S. Special advance Of =
feri1g OF fine Marten Fur Scarfs; very rich and .
handsome; will sell at S9.9S.
At $2.08. New and Stylish :
Black Tafeta SILK Waists. superfne quality;
sell at $4.9S.
AT Sl4.08. Women's New and y
Stylish Suits. the smartest of the fall and win
ing for sl7.9s.
Az SA.zY. New and Stylish >
hounce bottom; priced fairly at s29S '
AT 4Sc. Mems Ribbed Fleeced
Underwear; quality always sold at s9c
At S4.98. Fine Taffeta Silk
~ s.n.d d all the wanted colors and black;
$o.9S Is the real value. ,
At OYc. Black All-silk Peau de :
Sole; reversible quality; 81 value.
At sc. 1oc. Gray Outing Elan ;
mel.
AT 2Z8c. Dressmakers' GRAY :
Canvas: extra heavy.
At SG.7@. Extra Heavy ia .
White California Wool Blankets. nice colored
borders: regularly 81 pair.
AT O~c. Heavy Comforts, full 3
double-bed size; sell at s1.0O. 4
At nc. Children's Hose Sup !
porters; all sizes
AT S2.O8, Girls School Coats. :
heavy cloth, velvet collar; worth and sell for
$4.9S. ~
At Ehco Infants Long and
Short lips, nicely trimmed with embroidery.
AT V7c. BOYS and Youths Vel :
vet Calf Laced Shoes; sizes to 2; were 81 So :
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$40 Top Coats at SITS

You'll find among these the plain black clay wor
as the good grade covert cloths In a number Of
them all told, apart for the Friday selling $40
a better Overcoat IL you can get In while the
choice a 81 I5.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

WIN Cut se.ooo,0oo Feet of Lumber Near
/ Ratiiurun.

WIN Cut s2,a0O,0oo Feet OF Lumber Near
Ratfurum.
Robert Miller Of Spokane has sold a
half interest in -, 600 acres Of timber
land on the borders of Twin lakes,
near Eathdrum, 10 j. q. Strawn, for
merly OF NirOqua, Wis, and +. a.
Chase. manager Of the Crystal Marble
company. The deal was effected
through The international Investment
& Trust company OF Spokane.
Tie three owners of the timber land
have entered into partnership and
viii operate sanmili at Caiispe4 sid
ing under the firm name Of The Fish
Lake Lumber aud Manufacturing
company. Mr Chase said toa newspa-
per man Tuesday:
I'VE estimate that we have about
o.. 0eo 600 feet of lumber on the tract.
The tract also includes valuable water
rights, taking In most of tile availa-
BILE water front an both lakes. This
will shortly be placed on the market
for summer cottage sites. We also
have considerable land crossed by the
bitches of the Spokane Valley Land &
Water company. This land is suita-
ble for agricultural purposes.
I'VE expect 70 start the mill at Cal
ispel siding this week. We shall en-
pIoY from L to Is men. The cutting
aud hauling Of tne logs viii be let by
contract. The mill has capacity OF
from 2o,ooo TO $1,000 feet per day.
The mill wii be operated at Calispel
unul the timber Immediately sur
rounding Il Is exhausted, when It viii
be moved near iheshore Of one Of the
lakes. TIE eoiput for this season,
aside from trade al the min. has been
contracted to Spokane men.
"The timber is yellow pine Of good
quality. II IS the intention Of. the
company later - put 10 complete
wood worling plant for the manufac-
ture Of wood products.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

raised by counSeiiof for the petitioner.
They are for most part disposed OF
separately. The court holds that a
legislative enactment providing for a
state board or medical examiners and
authorizing the governor to appoint
such board without the concurrence
OF the senate does not contravene sec
lion OF article 2. nor does section of
article OF the constitution OF Idaho.
The court says:
''Section 8, article 1, supra, puints
out the manner Of filing offices whose
appoint ment or election Is not other
wise provided for by law. but In the
act In question the legislature has
provided, as II has the power to do nn-
der the constitution, for the appoint
ment 10y the governor. The manner
provided in said medical bill for the
appointment OF the board does not de-
priye the leglslat Ire of the power OF
impeachment.
The court also holds the act OF
March 4. 1899, does not violate the
rule against special or class legisla-
tion, nor the rule Of equality before
the law and does not grant special
!mmanitiss 10 special classes, but its
enactment is valid exercise OF the
proper police power OF the state.
One point WAS raised that the court
intimates might he we'll taken, but
which, however, 1t holds has no bear
ing on the crse. 1t was contended the
act was unconstitutional because IL
made Chinese ineligible to practice
medicine aud tiiat, therefore, IL was
IN violation OF the constitution and In
contravention OF existing treaties.
The petitioner was not Chinese, and
AS the section relating thereto might
be void without affecting the remaind-
er OF the act, the supreme court dis
misses the point with a brief state
nent.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
District Court Notes.

Teresa Carroll and j. w. Ma;hln-
tosh, both natives OF Great BrilnIil
and Alfred Carlson, a native Of Sweden,
were admitted to citizenship.
In the case of Patton Hampton VS..
Emma Patton Connolly, ct al, the de-
murrer to plaintiffs complaint was
oyerruled and defendant given unlil
Mag % b answer.
Case OF Solomon x Co. VS.. kibsieiu.
was continued for the term.
The case OF Cameron Lumber 10. vs..
Judson Van Kurcn, ct al, came on for
trial May "a and took up the attention
Of the court for two days, when the
court took the matter under advise
ment.
In the eases OF Kootenai. county vs..
Dttemore ct al. Tucker ana Sisson,
the demurrer to plaintiffs complaint
In each ease WAS taken under advise
ment by the court.
In the case OF James Tyson ct al, !,
vs.. Robert Neil u al. the motion to
strike plaintiffs reply from the files
was denied, the demurrer TO plaintiffs
complaint was overruled, the defend
ents' motion that Judgment be en-
tered against plaintiffs was denied.
and the case was Set for trial Monday.
June 2. The case will be tried by a
| jury, for which special venire has
been issued.
The case ~ q. r. iiarmer vs.. Anna
Harmer for divorce was tried ard was
taken under advisemeDt by the court.
The case of the state vs.. the town
| OF Harrison was ordered dismissed as
per stipulation.
| In the case OF Peter Lindstrom ys.
Hope Lumber Go. the demurrer TO
amended complaint was overruled and
defendant given until June in which
\ TO answer.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

constructs ditch across the sarsc, he
secures the right or way therefor. al
though such land when surveyed is
round 10 be within tie grant q, the
NGffhern Pacific lsailrt4ad COMPANY.
Title to Right OF Way. par-
chaser ~ land Gram raiirnaa ctinna-
ny does not thereby acquire title To
ditch which Was constructed prior to
the survey OF such land.
The action was commenced In the
district court,by Joseph w. Chiids, tu
quiet title to certain water right ON
pice of land short distance east Of
Hope. Title Ia the water and u ditch
constructed at cost OF $500 was
claimed by W. F. Sharai under prior
right, he having settled upon the land
and improved the water right wien
the land was yet part OF the uusiir-
veyed public domain. After the gov
ernment survey the land was found to
be embraced in an odd numbered Sec
ton, thus becoming railroad land
under the grant by congress, and
Childs subsequently purchased the
same from the Northern Pacific Rail
way company. The district court
rendered judgment IN favor OF the
plaintin. A new trial was denied and
sharal appealed 20 the supreme court.
Chas. l.. Heitman of Rathdrum, Is
the attorney for appeiiaiit.~ t. w. +.
Sharai, and Edwin McBee, also OF
Rathdrnm, IL attorney for respondent.
Joseph ". Chilas. The supreme
court awards costs to appellant.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

Faithful Record of the Weeks Doings Ai
the County seat.

Faithful Record of the Weeks Doings at
the County seat.
Mrs. Il. Scott of Spokane Is visiting
with relatives here this week.
r. II. Brundage left for Payette,
Idaho, this week to be absent about
month.
Miss Lucy Ashley Of Hope is here
visiting with her brother, william
Ashley.
Mrs. Henry Meidcr " Bonners Ferry
is taking an outing on Twin lakes at
the Meider ranch.
Mrs. John stark is here from Spo-
kane visiting for a few days with
hef sister Mrs. Louis Chambard
The public school closed Wednesday
with appropriate exercises, a very in
teresting program being rendered.
A. L. Barrett and wife moved to
Reardon, WASH, Monday, Mr. Bar
rett having purchased a farm there.
j. II. Johnston and wife OF Granite,
who have been visiting in Rathdrum
the past two weeks, have gone to
Priest River to remain indefinitely.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
ORDER or RED cross MUST PAY


The Supreme Court Ruies In Favor Of the
Beneficiary.
Boise. May %. The supreme court
has decided "A case of special interest to
fraterna orders. II is entitled Conr-
tie Dell Reed and John Reed, her
husband, VERSUS Ancient Order of Red
Cross, appellants, from kootenai
county. Suit was brought to recover
g., 900, the amount Of insurance i'm this
order by Maurice Dobbins, deceased,
who WAS member OF Clark Fork
lodge No ,. Courtie Dell Reed, Sis
ter Of the deceased was bett- t:aiary
named IN the policy. In the lower
court judgment was obtained against
the order. The supreme court ailirms
il. The court says:
"After referring to number OF au-
thorties cited by the appellant, we
have carefully examined each OF the
decisions cited and find that none of
them are In point. The certificate
sued on III this case Is entirely differ
ent from those involved in the cases
cited.
In the cases cited the respective
benefit associations undertook to pay
10 the nominee or beneficiary after
the death of tile assured the proceeds
Of an assessment, less costs and ex-
penSe Of collection, not To exceed In
amount certain sum. Here the
stipulation is that the appellant will
pay out Of the mortuary fund the
amount Of one assessment not TO ex-
ceed =, 600 y
The supreme court quotes at length
from the lodge constitution. and ar
rives al the conclusion that the secre-
tary Of the subordinate lodge was the
special agent OF the supreme lodge for
the collection and forwarding OF it's
share Of the money collected, and
that the member who makes pay
ments required To the secretary can
not be held responsible for the latter's
failure 10 perform his duty.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

foot lot fronting on east side of First
street, opposite the Republican of,ice,
for consideration OF S400. Mrs.
Bray intends embarking In the milll-
merry and ladies' furnishing goods bus
iness here.
Miss Clara Sydow, one OF the teach
ers in the Rathdrum public school
which closed Wednesday, came up this
morning to spend few hours with
Miss Huey. Miss Sydow left on the
noon train for Missoula. where she ex-
poets to attend a summer term of
school.
While at work on the streets yester-
day afternoon Henry Mitchell! severe
ly cut his left foot with an axe, cut
ting off the second toe and nearly sew
ering the big one. DR.. Moody dressed
the wound, WHICH was SO severe and
painful that the patient had to be
taken to his home on stretcher.
II you eat candy you want the best.
/ have secured the agency in Sand
point for the celebrated Palm candies.
Positively the best candies in the
northwest. Try them. At the drug
store. Chas. Il. Foss.
Butler & Culver had some import
ant changes made in the interior OF
their store building this week, prepar-
atory TO enlarging their stock in the
line OF gents furnishing goods, boots
and shoes. The capacity Of the shelly
ing room has been greatly increased
on one side Of the store and new dou-
BILE tiers Of shelves have been placed
in the center of the store half the
length of the building.
Tom Cleland, who until recently
had been conducting a saloon at the
Great Northern depot, was last Friday
arrested on the charge OF selling liq-
uor without license. the hearing
was had before Judge Steinlein Satur-
day and resulted in the defendants
dismissal. Attorney Johnson appeared
for Cleland Mr.. Cleland's saloon
was recently placed in the 5000 a year
license class by the commissioners.
He considered this too high for his 10,
cation, and the saloon has been closed
since the last years license expired.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

Robert Dyer came homo from the
Paiouse country, where he has been
engaged at carpenter work for the
past month. To spend Decoration day.
The cemetery grounds are now en-
closed by good and substantial fence,
and have otherwise been greatly I'm
proved under the supervision of Louis
Eiert.
Il. f. Mcfarland OF Lewiston is per-
fecting an appeal In behalf OF his
client w, II. Wiihelmbusse. who was
convicted in the district court at,
Rathdrum for killing Judge Brady.
A young man. whose name we were
unable 10 learn, tried To catch q ride
on a westbonnd freight Tuesday and
fell under the wheels, smashing the
toes of one foot very badly. He was
taken To the hospital.
The social to be given by the Rath-
bone Sisters June at X. OF P. hall,
Is an unique affair. An admission
fee will be charged according TO
he.ght3 cents per foot. An Inter-
estlng program will be rendered.
Several X. Of P.'s came over from
Post Falls Tuesday evening to attend
a regular meeting OF the lodge, bring
ing with them candidate for tho
third degree. The local lodge also
had candidate for the same degree.
A Jolly time was had by all present.
G. l.. Boynton Of Rathdrum and
Ellen NJ. Noble OF Weatherford,
Texas, were married at the Hotel
| Pedicord In Spokane Monday evening,
Rev. A. II. Lambert officiating. Mr..
Boynton Is one of the prominent
| farmers living on Rathdrum prairie.
Miss Clara Sydow left for Mssoula,
Mont, Friday morning, where she
will attend summer school. Miss
Sydow has JUS. finished very success
ful school year In Rathdrnnl. where
she has made many warm friends.
! We understand that Miss SydOw In
tends TO return here in September TO
again resume charge OF the eintermed-
late de epartment OF our public school.
The commencement exercises at the
court house Thursday evening we're
highly successful The efforts OF the
graduating class, composed OF Miss
Minnie Cook, Minnie Waddcl and Roy
Barto, were highly commendabie, and
elected the admiration OF the large
crowd present. There was a large
and beautiful display Of flowers and
each graduate WAS the recipient OF u
magniiia floral offering. The court
room was filled 10 oyerflowing, stand
ing room being al "A premium.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

Memorial Exercises to be Carried Out In
Standpoint To-day.

The public meeting called for Mon
day evening at the NJ. f. church, to
arrange for the appropriate observance
of Memorial day in Standpoint, was
well attended and all arrangements
were perfected for program which
will be carried out this afternoon. In
vItations have been issued to the G.
A.. r. men, members of the w. r.. G.
aud others from neighboring towns to
participate in the exercises here, and
a liberal response TO these Invitations
is anticipated.
During the time Of the exercises this
afternoon all of the principal business
places in town Viii be closed, and the
people will unite in doing honor to the
memory of departed ones. At this
time the prospects for successful ap.
propriate observance are very good.
The following program will be render
ed at the Il. of Z. Hall:
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
SUPREME COURT DECIDES CASE
Judge Mayhe. Reversed In an Import
ant Case FROM 5&oot.pai County.

In the supreme court Of Idaho last
Friday decision was handed down in
the case of Joseph ". Childs, respond
ent. vs.. W. +. Sharsi. appellant, an
appeal from tie district court 0f this
county. wherein Judgment for The
plaintiff, rendered IS tbefoaer court,
vas reversed.
The opinion o. the supreme court
by Justice sullivan, c. j. Quafies and
j. stocksiager concarring, is a lengthy
one, and ends with the following con-
clusions Of law syllabus by the court:
..Right OF Way for Ditch-s settler
on Public Land Where citizen SET
ties upon part Of the unsuryeyed
public land of the United States and
has peaceablc possession thereof, and
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
IDAHO MEDICAL LAW is uruELp
supreue coar, Decide. Tha. Practitioners
Mnat IIaIa iieenses.

Beise, Idaho May 2s-fhe supreme
court las sustained tie validity u the
medical Law Of this state in tie case 0f
Dr. Inman of Lewiston, who was ar
rested for pracficing Nithoat license
ard WAS convicted. The doctor sp-
piled 70 the Judge u the second dis
trief court for a writ OF habeas corpus,
but it was refused. He then applied
h the supreme court. and this appli-
cation is disposed Of In the opinion
handed down today.
The case is one OF importance In all
parts of the state. In denying the
writ, the court goes at considerable
length into the constitutional points
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

Rev. d. o. Ghormley, d. D., synodi-
cal missionary OF The Presbyterian
church for Washington and northern
Idaho, will preach in Pythian hall,
Standpoint. on Sabbath, June eth, at
IL O'Clock a. M, and So'clock p. M.
All are cordially invited TO attend
these services. Bring singing books
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

A Salt Lake real estate man writing
To an Idaho friend says: ''If you gem
tlemen In idaho were In position TO
drift around the country as do, you
would conclude that all the world was
going to Idaho this year. In all nv
Is years experience in passenger work
lhc has also been railroad NAM |
never saw the like Of IL. .
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
Dcrr Morley.

Alfred r. Derr OF Clark Fork, aud
Miss NJ. Eta Morley, late of Flint,
Mich, were married in Spokane last
Saturday evening by Rev. A. Il Lam
bert. The groom is "A Wen known and
prominent young farmer who has re-
sided III the vicinity oi Clark forA Tor
many years. The bride came from
Michigan several months ago, and
during the past winter was engaged
at teaching school 10 the Clark Fork
district. She is a highly accomplished
lady and during her brief residence in
Idaho has made many friends, who
viii Join the Republican in wishing
the happy couple long life and pros
perity Mr.. and Mrs. Derr Will make
theii tature home at Clark Fork,
where the husband possesses valuable
property interests.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

A leading feature Of the exercises
which does not appear on the above
program, will be marching 10 the cem-
etery to the time OF fife and drum and
decorating the graves of loved ones
who have crossed over the divide A
large number Of e. A. X. men aud
members Of the various fraternal Or
ganiza tions are expected 70 be ID line.
The address by Mr.. Rosenhaugilt " III
be a feature that will interest ali. par
ticulariy the old soldiers. lie Is an ell
oquent and foreible speaker.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

WTON POST NO. 20. G. A. r.. RATH-
drum. idaho. Meets second Saturday OF
HI month at Hart's hall. All comrades OF
&. A. H. are cordially invited tO meet
b us. John X. Wilson, Commander; John
bus, Adjutant.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

IOPE LODGE NO. IS, I. o. 0. F.. HOPE,
Idaho meets at Wanemaker's hall ON
Idnesday evening OF each week. Visiting
kmbers Cordially invited. ]. A. Carnegie,
IG.; e. A. CraEdall. Sec.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

hZPAH HIVE, NO. Is, L. o. T. NJ
Meets Friday evening OF each week at
81 P. hall Jennie Workman, Com; Della
Riggs, r. X.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

RESIDE CAMP NO. 1873. r. N. A
Meets Wednesday evenings at Pythian
j. Mrs. Sara A. Perkins, Oracle; Mrs. En-
IWalrad. Recorder.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

byAL TENT NO. q, X. Q. T. M
/ Meets Monday evening of each week at
|of P. hall, W. 5. Whitaker. CON-; J. Il.
ftin. X. X.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
Church Service.

z. CHUROH-MORNING SERVICE AT
|clock; evening service, 7:30 O'Clock. Sum
|SchOOl at lea. m. EpwOrth League, 7:6O
! Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
|o'cicck. J. g. REED. Pastor.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

bDERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA,
Standpoint Camp No 719l. Meets Satur-
evening Of each week at X. Of p hall.
Il. Moran, v. O.. G. r. FOSs, Clerk.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30
SOCIETY CARDS

r1Mrr LODGE, NO. 81, x. OF P
Meats Thursday evening Of each
liz Al X. Of p. hall. A. Z. Franklin. c. O..
\. Mccall X. of 4. 5.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1902-05-30

dependent ORDER ODD FELLOWS
- andpoint Lodge No. 50. Meets Tuesday
Inine 81 each week at X. OF r. Hall. B. L.
(lrad. N. G.; r. H. Moran. X. 5.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-05-16

Former President Grover Cleveland
was asked for his opinion Of the effect
upon the country OF the recent course
Of action by the dressed bee combine.
1T looks" said Mr. Cleveland, "as
though the packers had over.shot the
mark. sec by the newspapers that
the markets are full and that the
farmers product is not being used as
freely as formerly, aud that stock
raiAers are coutent TO sell their cattle
at reasonable prices Judge the Sit
uation is beginning to assume normal
conditions"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-05-16
May

HOUSE, The bin for the admission 10 state
hood OF Oklahoma. Arizona and New Mexico
was passed
The bill %, passed provides enabling acts for
Oklahoma. Arizona AID Sew Mexico, similar
ia form 10 former enabling acts, with the cx-
ccpton that the constitutional convention Of
New Mcxico is empowered 10 designate the
name by which the new state shall enter the
union. aud loo tho case oi Oklahoma the con-
ycntlou by irrcyocauo ordinance shall express
the consent OF that state thst congress at any
future time may attach all or amy part Of In
dian Territory 90 lt. The enabling acts diner
from one another chiefly In reference 60 tho
public lands appropriated Tor educational and
public purposes.
SENATE Tho bill rc,crylng tmct Of land
from the public land, of the state Of oregon as
q public park wns passed
An cnort TO nKa time Tor the vote on tho
pending Philippine bill was unsuccessful