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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08
LONE STAR RETURNS.
The POLL Tas Amendment .. over I've
60 one Ahead.

lNH lhll AAh AiN'hhhlfAA - NNRt Two
Co one Ahead.
Austin. Nov Twenty-Five coun.
ties report on the race for governor.
These Eeturns show a total Of 2S.1Ss
Tor Lanham. 1850 FOR Burktt. 1912 for
Mallett. 90 FOR Carroll, 80 for Free.
man and 25 for Royali
Only In the Thirteenth and Sin.
teenth districts has sufficient mum.
Der OF counties reported complete re-
turns 10 justify the printing OF table.
The counties 30 reporting In the Thir
teonth show a total Of 1890 votes Tor
stephens and 20 for Rector. while
those In the Sixteenth give a total OF
503S for Smith and ii9 for Hunt.
The vote on the amendment as far
as heard from Is: For, ll.i65; against,
Sl71.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08

New York. Nov "A motion % dis
miss 20 indictments still hanging over
WIN. r. Miller. who ls serving a To-
year sentence In sing Sing Tor swnd-
ling In oon ction with his $50 pes cent
syndicate. als been denied by Judge
Afplnwall In Brooklyn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08

New York. Nov. Chairman Dunn
OF the Republican state committee sad
that although the Republicans had con
coded the election OF Judge Gray 90 the
court OF appeals. they are waiting Tor
the count before giving up the atioF'
ney generalshin.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08

Salt Lake City Nov. 7.-Practically
complete returns 'rom every county Tn
the state show iarre- plurailues Tor
the Republican candidates than we're
indicated hy earlier returns. Ine
legislature j. Republican on Joint bal
lot
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08
Death. by Dynamite

81. Louis. Nov 7.-lt De- reported that
a passenger train on che Colorado road
part OF the Rock island systcm. ran
into a car OF dynamite near Union, no,
causing an explosion that wrecked The
train. killed two persons ana injured
several Others
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08

Guthrie. Okla. Nov New York
and New Jersey men have secured a
charter for the Indian Territory Hum
mating company 20 sink oil and gas
wells in the Usage Indian reservation
The capital stock Is placed al 5000.
OOO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08

De-vor. Nov Revised returns
show that one candidate on the Dem
ocratle state ticket was successful.
Mrs. Helen Gre1felt being reelected
superintendent OF public instruction
by a plurality OF 2il0.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08

Fort Worth. Nov Robert n
Hunter. 80 years old. Is dead. Hc
founded Texas and Pacific Coal com
pany. Tie was prominent formerly ns
4 stockman. lie will be buried at st.
Louis.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08

Cleburne. Tex. Nov. flames NJ.
Gray. agricultural implement machin.
cry and vehicle dealer. has made an
assignment for the benefit OF his cred
itors. The liabilities are about SlO'
600 Assets will cover all indebted
uess.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08
natal IIemorrhaEe of tho Lungs,

Dallas. Nov. James Bradley. an
employe OF the city for many years,
had hemorrhage OF the lungs While
standing on a street corner Death en-
sued in few minutes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-11-08
nonhnrn. Vow rrs.Iasnt.

Washington. Nov. Minister Hun.
ter at Guatemala has notified the state
department by cable that Manuel Cor
leila was elected president OF Hondu
ras on the 2Sth. uitno
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
ADMIRAL SAMPSON Is DEAD

The death of Admiral Sampson
ends the controversy over who COM
manded at the battle of Santiago.
The man who writes history a GEN.
fury from now will deal justly and
impartially with the question.
Aside from his disputed claims as
commander at the great sea battle.
on the coast of Cuba, Admiral
Sampson had won great distinction
in the war of the rebellion. Hav-
graduated at the head of his class
from Annapolis in 1851, he entered
into active service and enioved a
brilliant career as a strategist and
scientific naval officer, until the
unfortunate controversy between
himself and Admiral Schley, which
lost him some of his prestige. Yet
there are but few great men free
from mistakes and whatever there
may have been of this nature in
the controversy, death has drawn
veil between that and the long
years OF faithful service rendered
by Admiral Sampsonto his country.
He is dead, but will live in history
as one of the great naval COM
manders of the century. William
PiPkin, who is we'll known to most
OF our readers, was graduated from
Annapolis in SIMPSONS class and
ended his naval career BY entering
the confederate army.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
TEN YEARS Ago.

The articles of incorporationofthe
Spokane & Occur d'Alene Railway
and Navigation Co. were fled in
Spokane county and the electric
railway seemed assured.-Frank
Bristow's hardware store and two
other buildings were burned, caus-
ing a loss of several thousand
dollars.-The St. Maries people
were pleased because A. N. Brown
leased his ranch aud left the couu-
try.-The St. Joe Transportation
Co. and steamer Corwine were
fighting for trade on the river
Worlds Fair commissioner had as
sistants gathering an exhibit from
this County.-Kootenai county
people were protesting against the
Spokane Indians being located on
the Occur d'Alene reservation. !
The PRESS showed up the scheme
in good shape.-The sugar beet in |
dustry was topic of discussion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
CONTEST NOTICE..

bArAkInsMF o. FhE IRTnntan
L =. LAHs ofttek AZ c0Eys B'ALEss. las.
saieis-Bt eoasest aaliasis hasI..n -. :. -
"a thA 0fhes - William A. abs N 49,
Bridge, Wash, contestant agai..T 49,
BAKER, ny snIEy No, h1n maeas Il is~rs ~
Alxns laia sfhee tld4hs,l hsFsk Il. isss r.. 4
= ~ Z. Z see. - ~. - y. kaN
johannes baksf, eolslestee. he Nkirh IA Z 49,
that said lohsHss Baker neses eSsslit~hsls ~
rssidsnee ap0n said iasad hEFef Trsili-I ~ -.
On HrNSf Improved hGf etalEieated ~ 49,
b4t has it9iit 4batldeaed said laHd go 55.s
ed hls issidstleS 1a MID Ana aIas lsoa,s - 49,
u tiaflas, aHai has resided esisSids tis ss.ss ~
idalsS fof itaJfs taan STA feeFs kass "a 49, -
ns5fe lhsh si4 hasblils hIsnisaislsly Dsw~s...f.
thr Rlln6 u this esnlesai thai saM AlrweT -
ssnee saa mol das ~ bis smplSynsrsI ~ -
array nAVY % HaaStne elGVN u flae fIaits,a -.
aurag thr aaf with slAaiM % datEine any -
var Ia Nhaeh lhS bnltsd stases nag " ssE-r~J
Ia anf sapastts.
sai1 p4itiss are beesbY hstiAsa 10 spsasr n.
stsjftd ahd snet eshishee taasekiftR NJ 49,
tisia al ~ 9eiaaek q, -. % Jans ~ isSR 49,
us kegistsf ast kegetgeG 81 the Hhited 500.
Lad Dtire 10 Gssr9F q ASSES, ldaks
Tbs said contestant kAStaz, ID : bftseF 80
ia ~, hsr'i ApSii ss iN49. sst b5fkA taS4s Il =
sh0a that aftss dstr dlilgedge, teFssssl 80
u this hafhes eah hol BE- mssis, d Is kEashg sssl
cred aad diasetsd thas seash n1GhgE &c sfyea -
dus ahA fssfsd pS1itzsLisa
apf Ash'a N 2 kessssx.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

THE disclosures in the Phillipine
investigation are becoming more
horritying as the inquiry pro-
crosses. Murder, FIRE and ruin
seem to have been the methods
employed by officials to subiugate
and extort information from the
natives. These brutal officers seem
to have assumed full sway on some
OF their raids and their acts are a
disgrace TO the American army
One OF the officers ordered his men
to make the country a ''howling
wilderness and shoot all persons
over the age OF ten years" That
Is simply barbarous and no punish
ment is too severe for a man who
would issue such orders.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

Redwine. of Lemhi, and Orchard
Jackson, of Tammany fame, are
mentioned for governor. Jackson
is pleasant fellow. dresses like a
dandy, and is not going to miss his
chance for want of work. There
are a few dark horses for the
place, among them Attorney Cen
eral Martin. Governor Hunt feels
certain of a denomination and
the Others believd his chances
are no better than theirs. But
there is not the bitterness in
the democratic ranks that seems to
exist between republican factions
and once the ticket is nominated it
viii receive the united support of
the party. 1t will also have the
prestige of a clean and economical
administration of state affairs as a
strong lever at the polls.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
CONTEST NOTICE

D2FAhrMssT - Eah tHvsst9s
& :, LAsb U&tt1E kSkrA ~ AAsRs, Ibs Ma
saasVEng ssatssS aaAtssn h4silss 1,~<e a..
ln gnls oe1zH W tapia A, khstawa, "a fsasl Fsis,
lilit5 gss4txaE.sl, aszfGs tia sukEY 80 -
m.lslT Ian - tsas, t5s hgts y 4Ad u kxs Ia 81
y e. W b Va ~ Makh<s b. sh~lAss saasts,-
ter, in BIB u - aIhsss1 EAsi sahi haEhes
slriL5u afssssL Z Anoashs attsE hhs aiiHE 50
hads tgsH hAfrh n, tapa. phasitY ssahatsaaad
Aai Aanl &lii h.As arser ftsa4 AAfgE ~ hsm -
thr Pfrs~hA tiaaE bswn aeasa said aA6a &Ea gk.aE
sad Ps.ftf hia NhsyalY 4Ashasaasnra a1b4 aAnt asA
h.ls 80 hharnkA5fs u xtps fxtsfnlag Is Ehx azass
aI,d ghit ,sli aiirget 2bxaGs sAs s.sG aas u -,
Stng h5I nrak 70 shu ae@y saw W masiae sssaSa
u lbs nilsti ~ AIRS &aaftsf kAn pa4h sS,sia
~ da9fug Any sAhsf ssf b ahhh thar { siEsa
stalra aaA4 BE- eaaagsd "a saf s4ksasiEY.
atlld PiAfEias hzreeg A1dlAssal - asDssg
fSsp'sul ASH DHsu ~ Atraes ksaGisha< aak3 sfskas
tl1n - W . a!s'sa q "a an 1a3as D. maa bwAIau
ths ki=s ,txf hh3 HkesIset ~ tAs III iEES sEsEss
L.ilst paarr % Cilsstaf 4 Aises. Haas.
h~ tAil e'4ntSaLlaa aasiae Ia . va90~a an.
A.gil. hlea APril =, tsg. sat tasxA tkrAs skgh
aAg's shsAs sflra las ailixsasa fsaN1aat hs
q thhs uotsts assG sa sasasl~ 10 AsNsAg ss4.
rfrd snfl alfSssEA IhAE saeh ns9l~s ~ Easw4 ~
1sE inal pfspsr gsasllosGhsh-
u. A. hUblONG.
apr tsaaaYse krsAsAas
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
STATE POLITICS,

State politics is beginning to liven
up and the politicians are feeling
the public pulse for the purpose of
diagnosing the situation. The re-
publicans of the old school-those
who have followed Senator Shoup
through many hard fought battle
lind themselves confronted with
what IS called the young blood of
the party. And the young blood
IS disposed to ignore the old war
horses and run the party machine
without the help of the old fellows.
The old party veterans do not take
kindly to this rubbing of the hair
the wrong way, by the young war
riors; but it now looks as though
they would be compelled to submit
or kick over the traces. Judge
Standrod wants to be United States
senator and Frank r. Cooding
=
thinks he has pole long enough
to knock the gubernatorial per
simmon, while our own Charles L.
Hoffman is said to have his wealth
er eye on the supreme court Judge
ship. This combination will be
combatted by w. f. Borah, the
Shoup faction, and others; but it
has some elements of strength and
may win out if Judge Standrod
does not make too many blunders
in cutting the political pie. No
matter how the fight may termi-
nate, it is sure to leave a bad taste
in the mouths of the defeated fact
ions. On the democratic side of
the fence the situation seems to be
somewhat mixed. Judge Ouarles,
Senator Heitfeld and James Haw-
ley are avowed candidates for the
senatorship, while Ex-Governor
Steunenberg would not pass the
plum if offered to him, and Gov.
error Hunt also has an idea he
could fill a seat in the senate if
given TO him; but he would hold
onto that which he hath first and
take chances on the senatorship
along with the other fellows if the
state convention sees it that wav.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

The labor unions of the east are
adopting an effective means of
bringing the beef trust to time
They resolve to quit using beef for
certain period. If the people
generally would follow that plan
the trust would soon find so much
meat TO ting on its hands that il
would be willing to reduce prices
to a fair profit. Other trusts are
hlching money from the people
but not in such direct way: but
all the same, the people are paying
the bills that swell the profits of
the trusts.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
Call for County Warrants.

Rlthdrum, Idaho, May 3, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that am prepared to
pay the following described Kootenai county
warmth with interest. Interest ceases ten
days from the first publication Of this notice.
cURSEsT EXPENSE FUND.
warrant Nos to q inclusive Series of 1901
GENERAL BRIDGE FrsD.
Warrant No, 81 to No. 81 inclusive. Series Of
1901.
First publication Nay 10. 1909.
w.. J MCCLURE,
ma. I0iuly12. County Trsssr,e,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
CONTEST NOTICE.

HEF'RrHsNr ~ rHE Tgfrutoa-
''H' "FFt'E Az CoRuR 81 AtENs fnaao
Il, ,nOlcsnt ~uHtHst sHiiavtt haSi,,, - ala
| idaho 1870. ~ har'es tipvsehaIlsT. ~ nhra.
/ made Fci',,ftant' against "a entry No ia8I'
I ~ 90 y n 20 fog sw = Sc -
Z Fan ~, ~ which is alleged thai sald hng,
Hnt h, On p,s'y abandoned salh land aea kaa
10 ~. ~, ~ .RF safne sihcp LAZY Jam ard tkat
tho ,,,," tam ~ ever returning u eiaina
M, r,s.,' '1At Ne never fpsiied M ala tand
impr,vr,, ~! cultivation theTvup; thai All ne
ihI I,s,,.nl- s's ne ever nadr was 4 funssinu ~
ari.t,''I ~ small hHt.dIng WhtSh hs pevse
id1t h, , selh. lenty ,o live ~; thai In AuSast
slncr wtW 70 'RkeSdAls, Wash and va pof
~, -, ,ntnefl and that aid alleEsd shssars
navy -. 80. - W MA employment Ia ths afmV
pTiva,a ",5s,,ha e"fTs II the Unltad alalsa a. "A
h., ~ N'uler, nalcpr, sssapaan a. s~aFlaa Arr,
In M -, With spain or during snV oshss ssF
Easp5 IL" we United states maS have been 90.
, Sah parties are hereby oo,ls.a a, .s,...,
s,,la. 'u ana oHet evidence tostchins a. III aiie'
H., ~ ~ no CLOAK a m on Ans 4 liza brfase
land ,,s '-' Altl Receiver at the Tinted States
TbH.We w toeHr u Aispa. fdaha
dayW a. snntestant hafiaa IN = pror.s IN
,bc,,' th..u WAY !. igs7, set fpfth kssfs vsbirh
n ~ ~, ~. aitef due diligence nsraonsi ssfvlte
dc,sL .n,',lce can pot he made N IL hetrhr ~.
dr.. S'n aire led that such n1tice be siten -
"''' IF'fer publication.
hsyi6. 70 ~ bUDLofg,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

The promoters of the Louisiana
Purchaseexposition have done a wise
thing by postponing the big show
Tor a year, or until 1904, when they
discovered that the time was too
short for the completion of build
ings and properly launching the
enterprise.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
slIERtFT's SALE



fasusr q Nnssessai es
~ rfrtHs ~ i-r~z= ~ frrs,f sss,s. "a 1919.
~ 'a'' 'snfd aut u sAs fhssrt-t g-sssss - -
sF's '7itial lsstrtes. ~ sat - ksss~a.i
,.t1'F 'R the stth daY ~ AFru tisas - tNs
- star@1f ga fhs rass ~ VI " &c., -
j. 'ames-a. rsain'ies vsrsus Psaaa = -
Ntrsts, y. pray. me 4 q Me-.
tr 70. W. .. rnrpprasfnu snsf nstAses =
e - ~ tn ssfFsfrit ~ fee sssass Il fss.ssA
H-s'e, isrrasasi. detepstasts AL - -. a.
p N"sT'rd and delivered tsIlI prs.r~.,a y,
~ SO, .h~fsI usauaF Of me tafss.4 asss-s
e9HF ~ % 7ri7vs . o. ~ Sac ft.s IA, ~
:. lAt in frnai q the eautt nos. - as-sT
~ NA'n1tRra ia k0''tsnaj suuasr sssts 81 ia
l9ta"SlHF iaarrihsa rFar-sstr - 80
- 40. thFa~ fsar Hrs aast sfr III 4 a
- Fl. Ht~fs FlFe !. IRE Fret Aasiitius L. 49,
~ ~. Pc salt k70tspsi ruunsv taaho a.
"f ne plat 81 sAii Ftrst Atidittsss 4, a.,
m. $3.50 - =, .ai e 'srufi IN ghs aesae Il
~ - 7.isr 7f knoteHs, rnuatv. tisha- hs.ssi
W,.s.M = perty n Frank VI t,asss 4
49, . fFaT. The e G. Nsrranttt. -
,I.i.'l. 0orforsitou. aRt Rrtisst pssAs, a.
u atrit NJ tho estate ~ Jgu.aph y ns~sss
~ - ~ a'ttfI intEmsul ahanuetiaa 10
isr,. :, ~ ttTnr n Isusssn IA a
'I'l-H'0. and cost ~ sutt
i1ps w "NNa' thts dsI u Apstl.
b''navRT. peps,y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
sHERIFF'S SALE
ETATE or IDAHO.

STATE OF IDAHO.
County Of KOOtenai -
,by virtue OF an execution issued ont OF the
p'tflet court OF the first judicial District IN
ana iJr 10 tenai county, IN the IAN dav nj
tAPni, w. BY the clerk thereof IN the case oi
Emma ration DOnhrily versus u iley Hampton
ana y =. Glen, No Ii =, and to me- a. sheriff
directed and delivered, will proceed 10 selI for
thsh, awful money OF the United states, at the
nouf 81 ~ o clock, a. m on the 3ist day of Nav.
q. y lDZ IN front Of the court house door IN
hatIIrlm, IN kOOteual county, state Of Idaho.
the following described property, tOwit: North
east quarter OF rtheast quarter and east half
81 Iofthwsst quarter OF northeast quarter and
spqtheHst quarter Of northeast quarter and east
AA.i pi southwest quarter OF northeast quarter.
nT1loh thirteen Ol5 township fifty-one f5ij north
Oh Range SIX l6j, west Of BOi.e meridian The
asPpNe properly Is situated in KOOtenai county.
i ilah9' ieVle.i on a. property Of Wiley Hampton
70 sausiy a Judgement amounting 70 $40 Do in
. .af9I oi Emlna Patton DOnnelly. and costs Of
lyO2 '''N uA' Vi hP'h'
CIV. DYER. Sheriff.
BY ,. II. BRAUBuRY, Deputy.
hp!'2o-may L.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
Notice of s.oekholders' Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders of the
William Howard Land and Lumber
company, for the election Of directors
and transaction Of business, will be
held at Ceur d'Alene, Idaho, on Mon
day, May 10Th, 1902.
ma.3I7
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

BRET HARrE, the literary genius
OF the pacific coast, is dead. His
writings are known the world over
and have done much toward at
tracing attention to California and
the west generally.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

l9shsI ldEg ssLEevsoNs ~
- hAAb HffteA, t0kah n'Ats,is.s 49,.
Aeties z hereby gisen thai f saa -
" =. u halsel, l,ls attnFneY Ia iaes (. y = laa
vhlss alatvsa y Ss'eaF .Aleiie, Iaaha - s
la. the i0liosihg Described sT,.,,s ~. dAn9
i9t sre - ~ ~ haMHM
Within The nen ~ days fFsm the 80.
ps.ssss1 ~, y. si nv ssisi ss - M
lhefeoi, are h,afs taiHahle foT lsiss.s = '.ii|4
~ agricultural pnliDses, will u Fessi. I. sa.l
tals once ANA netnd Tor rep9ft q ~ 49, a.
apr ~ may sap. $3.50
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

AFTER all, it may be that Amer
lean officers in the Philippines are
simply trying to Christianize the
natives by making Baptists of
them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
SAUNDERS A. VARNAN

10; 49, Tor the 3 = Y. f. a SFL NWL, and
+, e = >" : Sec: p TIP. 40 y. r. ) W.B M
re names the following witnesses 10 prove hi,
CONTINUOUS Residence upon aud cultivation Of
stla anu, w: Iii " BOgg, Edward II. Var.
nam howard /. Cpyille Of BclsrUye. Idaho
anu Albert II. Hatch, Of Occur d'Alene. Idaho
ma.l0juneG Pe,is,,r
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i DEr c,.l,.rla. or TIE INTERIOR,

N,i,. + ,, May o, 1872
NOtlfe = hereby given that the f0lIoyyi1a
naiilrd settler has nied notice Of his intention 10
th.t said proof viii be made before the P.t,isf-
d i,..l receiver AZ Occur d'Alene, Idaho, on
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10
NoricE FOR PUBLICATION.

beRAEfahsF 80 vnn tnr9MA0A.
LAsp uEbpsE ~ EWht = SrAAkan. teAnG.
AeFn ~ KMe
Nath's - a~Fshy gives shsE Lkm Asilssstsgr
named ssts~r A.ha a~d asseies "a AAs hS1sn1aaa 3
hhaF RhsAs Res's7t Ia tiapgSfA - ~ sh,taL aea
thit AtlA pFasf sul 10 asssAs s~asgs ma hsMatk=s
lad EsrrtfEs A. tneaf Aisns. taa.asss sns tsss
4 tIt1a 80
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

~ a. ~ IhsstN wtNaw -.
r " inN a " n "
~ ht"'F' ~" is''a'stEg wgsaRssrs - psaVs
~ i.'''' FashiruFs Epssn Aas3 spitIssstsa
~ taEt ia'd We fhsgass y = as34sn lsssek
= WFAfF. NiFtSF Ertsnsore tgaasY hsFss.ss- ~
~ 'nFus Acne. tdahA
,,,.,.-. y ~ BUpLoNa.
ks9attse.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-05-10

"a sEsA asr ~ y s.aW ~ AaW q
srr y -. AN tW d.
tir naasHs ths issiiss's I'D Witnesses - feass
~ s"utinao'as fvsisieag~ sepn aasi suiEstaEsga
"a AtHd hAAd "a AAf~a nfssfw Thssnsias Utnr-
,tsli& thstsi~s Aslssa. Tseze Astsns. 81 a Gsssa
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-01-30
RUELL 8 ROBERTS CASH DRY GOODS STORE.

cites, Outings, Suitings and ether
Goods for Waists. '
Will sell our Hose and Half Hose at (.
25, s5, 40 and SOC, 25 pei. cent on
We received a case Of Canton Ftan'4r
mel to sell at s.. 1t is as -ge0d, II Go'-
the best in the city.
Also, nine bales ComfortsSs ~histr
will be sold, at close prices, and y0.
pieces new, beautiful .CaiicoeSs.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-01-30
Among the Churches.

Rev. Frank NJ. Hauser, Augusta,
Ca, in response to an invitation
from the congregation, preached in
the Baptist church Sunday morning
and evening. Mr.. Hauser was past.
or of the Second Baptist church of
Augusta for two years, during
which time he made his influence
felt as an earnest and forceful
preacher.
The Baptist church will hold a
meeting soon to call a pastor for
the ensuing year. =,
Kingstree is to be congratulated
on having such a preacher as Rev.
H. j. Cauthen, pastor of the Metho-
dist church. Already his sermons
are attracting favorable attention
and expressions of commendation
upon his work go auspiciously begun
are heard on every hand. Mr.
Cauthen has already made many
friends and his weekly sermons are
admirable.
The holy communion will be ad-
ministered next sabbath at the
Methodist church.
On Monday afternoon a meeting
was held at the Methodist parsonage
to organize Ladies Aid Society.
The Baptist, Methodist and Pres
bvterian churches all have flourish
ing Sunday schools.
We are informed that arrange
merts will soon he effected to secure
a rector for the Episcopal chapel.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-01-30
Another Firm Goes Under.

Messrs. Gagg, Oliver & Co.. OIL
last Tuesday made an assignment
for the benefit of their creditors,
r j Kirk, Esq, being named as
assignee. The assets OF the firm
are estimated at $1,000, liabilities
$4,000. MIR. Gasg, the manager
came here about two years ago
from New Jersey. During this
time by square dealing and correct
methods he has gained many
friends both personally and in a
business way. We had hoped and
believed that there would be no
10 more business failures ia King
stree and that brighter prospects
were ahead for the town.
The failure of Gagg, Silver q
Co., causes general regret and we
hope that ere long they may be
able 20 effect arrangements so as
TO continue in business here.