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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16

81 h. Perry. owner Of the Cougar
gu.ch saHmi.l. has contracted with q.
J. Gunderson and II. u. Allen Tor the
delivery 81 loo00oo fee, Of lumber.
The members Of lhe Presbyterian
Sunday school aud friends 10 the mum.
Der Of over iU0. enjoyed their annual
picnic al Beauty bay Wednesday
Richard L Goode. who has charge Of
the Pac'ac coast division OF the geo.
logical survey. as spending few days
here WIKI his brother, Ino II. Goode.
Biliy Armstrong. who Is 10 dgh, Dick
Lewis al the spokane Atheletic club
september q. Is here ioy the purpose Of
training lie viii remain two weeks.
We afc sole agents fot Crur d Alene
lor Mccormick headers mowers, reap
cts. hay rakes, etc. etc. These are tie
bes, machines made Idaho Mercan-
tile company.
In buying hardware you want the
best there U.s. Cheap hardware is dear
al mos, auy price We sell the good
reliable kiud at = low price Armand
rerrcuoud
The members Of the Maccabee lodge
are advertising moonlight excursion
and dance on the lake for Monday
evening. They will have good music
and promise an evening Of pleasure.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Aid
Society will hold lawn social next
/ Tuesday afternoon at the residence Of
Of Mr. and Mrs. II. u. Allen. Refresh.
meujs will be served at four O'Clock.
call Al our store aud get as many
dishes as you can carry away free. We
( have a good offer TO make customers
and will explain it to you If you call at
our store Wiggeit n Empey company
I Mrs. Maude Bennett arrived Satur
day morning from Minneapolis and re-
manned until Thursday evening visiting
het aunt. Mrs. DefIenbaugh From
here she went tc Seattle where she eN'
poets to make her future home.
n. II. Williams has some special lines
Of shoes which he Is advertising in the
PHr>s. They are shown in his display
window and cover all prices and styles
Attention is called to his advertisement
IN this issue,
! J. i. Jarrett, who lives across the
river. cut deep cash in his right leg
below the knee with scythe, Wednes
day. and severed an artery. lie was
very weak from the loss of blood by the
time surgeon reached him and
ST tunched the How,
We carry the largest and best up-to-
date line of ladies' and Misses corset'
in the city. We want TO reduce the
stock and will give discount of 20 pei
cont on all eorsete for limited time
BUY now and save money. Wigget y
Empey company.
The democratic primary, held Satur-
day evening, resulted in the election OF
lC. y. Caldwell. L. J. Soallon, James
Graham, Charles stowe, John Donovan
w. Il. Mcfarland and VIM. Dollar
There was no other ticket in the hel'
and very little interest in the primary
We are headquarters for all kinds o
farm implements and vehicles including
hughes. spring and farm wagons log
ing trucks, mowers, rakes, headers etc
etc An OF which. we sell at the Lowest
cash price. Call and see samples
The Idaho Mercantile company.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16

the nomination Of Grover Cleveland,
who was tool for Wall street sharks,
and subsequent events have proven his
judgement TO have been correct. lie
then allied himself 10 the peoples party
Of Nez Perez county. In 1894 he was
nominated by the people OF Latah and
Nez Perez counties as joint senator and
Was elected by handsome majority.
lie WAS recognized by his conferees in
the legislature as quiet, though effect
i've worker prompt 10 the discharge of
duties, careful ia all matter entrusted
to him and incorruptible and impreg-
nable AS the Rock of Gibraltar. Mr..
lIeilfrld attended the p0pulist state
convention IN Boise Ia 1886, aud was
influential Ia periecting the combin.
alton between the democrats and
populists that year. lie was again
elected state senator from Nez Perce
county by good majority, and was
elected nited States senator TO succeed
senator Dubois. who was a candidate
for re election, Jan. -, 1891.
senator IIeitfeld is a candidate for
reelection and seeks nomination
from the democratic state convention.
lie viii have the united support Of the
1--we northern counties.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16

TwjcO 10 hospital. =. 4. GuleiRr. Yer
boua. Ala. paid q vast sUm 60 doctors
to cure a severe caae Of piles. causing
"a tumors When all failed, nueklins
AJuioa salve cured him. Subducs in-
dama,Ion, oonquers aches, and kills
pains Best salve ~ The world. &c al
Crur d'Alene Drug store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16
Appor.ion.d school Fund.

School Superintendent VanDuzer has
apportioned S272l.73 from the general
school fund of Kootenai county to the
general fund of the several school
districts as follows.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16
$50 REWARD

The A. II. I. 4. No. &. viii give y reward Of
$50 "a any person OF persons for the arrest and
conviction Of any person or persons stealing,
driving away, shooting. poisoning OF killing any
live stock OF any members Ofthe association.
Jun 2l-oct Is
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16

All persons knowing themselves in.
debted to us, must call at once at Jus.
tice Chamberlin's Office and settle,
LuNp Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16

Old newspapers for sale at this Ofiics
at % cents per hundred.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16
A New
Health
Shoe for
Women.
4 PERFECT SHOE At A POPULAR PRICE
A New Line just Received

We Shoes Occur Alen We have Shoes
Everybody md eseh guarantee
pato the best ction for money invested
al furnish with shoe
Ct he are wO
We here six days week always ready show whether buy
ands o yourself
B. H. Williams.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-08-16

The next regular examination Of ap-
pjcants for lsi. end. 7rd and primary
grades of teachers certificates will be
held at Rathdrum. Thursday. Friday
and saturday. August ss. ~ and 20,
lH2. Sessions begin at Q o'clock a. m.
Questions in State Constitution will be
taken from Article and In School Law
tr'm Chapter q.
The state superintendent announces
that examination Tor state certificates
Viii be held on August q, % and - al,
Ea'hdum, Moscow, weiser. salmon
''ty, Poca,elIo and Boise.
Examinations for state and primary
certificates will not be held again this
year.
Dated at Rathdrum this Goth day Of
July, 1909.
DANIEL VAN DuzER,
aug 223 County Supt
W. II Gillian says that Il does not
pay TO advertise In the Pass. because
tho Idaho Mercantile company recently
advertised for a gentle delivery horse
Inc company had several offers and
selected one which proceeded TO show
Its gentleness a few days latter by
running away and landing In the lake
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06

GOOD BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
See page Il.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
NO CHANGES MADE
Catholic Federation Doubts Inten-
tional Discrimination.
CORRESPONDENCE WITH ROOT
1T IL Read and Commented On
The Indian school
@@ Question.

Chicago, Aug. 6-At the convention Of
the American Federation Of Catholic So
sieties to-day, reports Of the commit
tee on credentials were heard and other
committees named. Delegates are largely
taken up with questions Of church and
civic relations and expect to pass num-
Der of resolutions.
The question of the alleged discrimina-
tion against Catholic missions will be dis
cussedI n : ''@ . II
Delegates also have been instructed to
seek to formulate a policy for Catholic
education. Some Of the members Of the
convention favor working for pro rata
sharing Of public school funds, to be
used for parochiat schools.
10. Correspondence With Root.
Later In themorning9 session, correspond
ence between the executive committee
of the federation and Secretary Root on
| the question of education in the Philip
pines was read Resolutions that had
| been sent to President Roosevelt charging
discrimination in the selection of school
| teachers for the Philippines were read
with the response OF Secretary Root to
| the effect that no such discrimination had
been made. e, +. = - :
| =. A discussion as ITO the best course to
| pursue in the orient followed. The gen.
| eral tenor Of the discussion seemed to
| be- that no Intentional discrimination
against Catholicism had been made by the
administration Stress was laid by the
| delegates. on the enactment of laws fol
/ the islands by which certain. hours have
! been set aside during school session wher
priests may speak to the pupils on re-
ligion. IT. fs-,i.y.s.. RI a.-"rs 49,, -'5s4@>sf
=. Schools for the Indians, - =
4 Dr. Cams of Washington, d. c.. ad
4 dressed the convention on the work o.
Christianizing the Indians and the neces
sity Of securing renewal of former ap
propriations by the government for schoo
purposes. -.
He said years ago when the India1
4 question was serious one, the govern.
ment had asked the Catholics to 60 int
the Indian mission and educate this
and the church had given financial aid
n During the wave t of anti-Catholicisn
h that swept over the country several year,
ago, these appropriations were stopped
II Much, he said, had been secured from
Sister Drexell of Philadelphia, and th'
work Of the mission among the Indians
was progressing somewhat, but it was tn
sense Of the convention that the govern
;ment ought again to help in the work
II The question of work, both in the Philip
pines and among the Indians was refer
red to the committee on resolutions.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06

in this city. The clerk testifies that there
is no room of that number in the hotel,
and the opposing lawyer does not ask,
When was the number, changed?' That
would have been the obvious question to
any hotel man. s..h - :----s. So. =.
"Have you never noticed how many
missing numbers there are in the numer-
ical designation of the rooms of a big
hotel? The older a hotel and the more
varied its business the more numbers
will be missing. The explanation is sim
pie. When suicide occurs in a hotel
room. or when it figures in a divorce
case, or when a guest is robbed. or some
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06

crime committed in the room, the num-
Der is promptly changed to obliterate as
much as possible the unpleasant memory
and to avoid the contingency of some
guest refusing to occupy the room on ac-
count of its associations. III ~ -
'tThere is another reason, too, for miss
ing numbers In hotel rooms, and that is
that hotel men have horror of certain
numbers which recall unpleasant Incidents
in their experience, and in numbering the
rooms of new hotel they will leave out
those suggestive numerals, or in taking
possession of an old hotel they will
straightway change the offensive num-
bers." -. s..-.. = -.-E- = -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
=! = ',-.,,T,4 , 4 - y , = -
.Adjutant Fnlk seTops the List With
21o Points-More Honor. <. &. )
- for the Third. i ;
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. II .saa -. -
! :. Camp Lakeview, Lake City,. Mimi, Aug.
e.--The state marksnanship? tournament
came toa close at to-day, and most
iof $the guardsmen are on their way home.
The individual competitions shoot to de-
termine the personnel of the state rifle
team which Will represent the national
guard 1.-THE interstate meeting at SPRING
field, III, was finished to-day. The team
?wiil be composed of the following twelve,
who made the records given:f ~ r.
Adjutant Fa1k, .21O points; Artiflcer
Chant. POP; tMusietaan Price, POI; Sergeant
Neal, 1877; sergeanat Wells, 1886; Sergeant
Britton, 1856; Sergeant Bedbury, 100; Ser
geant Long, 1S9; Private Clark, 1856; Ser
geant Hunter 1s1;: Corporal Smith, lS1.
The alternates are: Captain Chase, 18O;
Geddes, 17S; Sergeant Hilderman, ,, 175;
Sergeant F.,W. Brttton. It's. :%<
: The team Of the Third regiment, Colo
mel Van Duzee, won the skirmish. firing
contest by 40 points -.
= Scores at known Distances.
Following is the record made by the
teams in the firing upon known distances
-Yards-- otn
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06

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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06

was boat ride through the locks and visit
to the Canadian 500 industries.
Officers will be elected tonight. Sheriff
Gerow of Shiawassee county is slated for
president and Chief Burdick Of the 500 for
seer etary- treasurer. The visitors will inspect
the power canal and the biggest tannery: in
the world tomorrow. and a. banquet will
close the meeting tomorrow night. .e,2r>,
The biggest crowd Of visitors ever here is
in the city. attending the -Elks'' carnival.
Along with them is multitude of icon.
men, and grafters from all over the; coun-
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
. MISSING NUMBERS

Reasons for Their Omission on
Rooms of Hotels. .-
? "Evidently there are some things which
a lawyer doesn't know said an old hotel
man who was sitting in the amen corner
Of the Fifth Avenue hotel the other morn
ing. 49,, ..-. f.e.s ,g=.... s. r..t s.
Here is case in court said he
pointing to an article in morning paper,
Sin which the point at issue depends
largely on whether or not t. there is
room of certain number In a hotel
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
SHERlFFS IN SESSION

Annual Convention at the Soo-Elks'
Carnival Draws n Multitude.
Special to The Journal.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Aug. 6.-About
fifty members of the Michigan Police and
Shcriffs' association are attending the ninth
annual convention which began here this
morning. Mayor Stradley warmly welcomed
the members. The morning session was de-
voted to business and this afternoon there
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
Company BIS Winning score.

Company BIS Winnfng score. =
Company B, as reported yesterday, won
the special contest with Company F of
Brainerd, by score of 842 to 797. The
Minneapolis company is thus the winner
of the special $500 prize and the $50
colone1ss prize, besides having the credit
Of being the best rifle team In the state.
= Following are the names and scores of
the Company team:
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
A SHOCK AT SEA
1t Caused Ships Compasses to, Re,
yoIye Violently.

Havre, France, Aug. 6.-The British
steamer Homer, from Santos, reports that
while speaking the German bark Christine
from San Francisco for Queenstown, on
July 20, in latitude 80 degrees north, lon-
gitude 36 degrees west, a severe earth
caused the ships compasses to revolve
violently, continued 40 seconds. The
Christine signaled that she also felt the
disturbance.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06

try, Various money gambling games we're in
full swing until yesterday afternoon, when
they were closed up by the police. Numerous
robberies have occurred. The home of Will
liam Sutherland was robbed last night of
$50 in money and all his Jewels. valued at
about $500. r. .> ... ..-.-..., ,.e
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06

49, FAMILY OF FIVE BURNED. :.s@l7 Z
Stockton. Cal, Aug Cleo Wilder,
wife and three children, were burned to
death at their country home near the VII
lage of Elliott, this county, last night.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06
STATES TEAM SELECTED

..@T ) r.. -. = p u - = 7.lT7,-..-
MEN TO SHOOT AT SPRINGFIELD
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-06

KRUGER AND ,sTEYN MEET. s
zeThe Hague, Aug. 6.-Former President
Kruger of the Transyaal republic went to
Scheveningen to-day to visit Former Presi-
dent Steyn OF the Grange Free State.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
GRANITEVILLE,
Il. N. Aldrich is a little better. AL.
though still confined TO his Ue,l.
WEBSTERVILLE.

I. c. Wylie was in Barre SATURDAY.
night.
What might have been a serious
IRE occurred Wednesday Of last week
IN the house occupied by Wesley Plooi
The fire when discovered had burned
It's way out through the roof and was
gaining Roadway every moment. 1t
was first discovered by James Geak,
who notified the occupants OF the
house and the men on the Canton
Bros quarry. who succeeded IN
checking the flames with water and
snow. The fire was caused by d..
fected chimney.
John Miller was in Barre Saturday
evening on business.
The repairs on the boiler at the
Ltbersont, LINES & CruicKshank are
about completed and they expect to
resume work in few days.
Pr<J. Burke has entered tn employ
OF Mcdonald, Cutler & Co.
I T. w. Eagan of Montpelier was in
town Saturday looking after his bust
ness interests here.
s. Fl. Forsyth was on the Hill Sat-
urday delivering powder to a number |
OF the quarfies.
Miss Myrtle Raycroft is in Hard.
wick.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
ROXBURY.
b. F. Shaw is at work ia the c
shop at ST. Adams.

B. F. Shaw is at work in the ca,
shop at ST. Adams.
The S ate Fish Hatchery is ton Get.
ed with the New England Telephone
line.
H.. P Wooster and j. W. Ferris
drove to Woodbury. and back last
Friday,
Harrison Williams an old and res.
pected citizen died at bis home on the
warren road last Saturday morning
Funeral was held, Monday, Rev. Wn.
T. Squire eMoiatipg.
Over 60 friends and neighbors ent
10 the home Of Mrs. j q. Smith and
gave ga hem a pleasant surprise on last
Thursday eve.
Geo. A Tilden has sold the I'D
hu'cnlnStn farm owned by W. :
Spaulding tt Boston to Frank Ingram.
n ". Chase and wife we're in Fas.
Montpelier recently.
H.C. Bagley has moved to petb.
MI. and Mrs. H G VapDeuSep
were IN Waitsfeld and Moreto .n last
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
NORTH TUNBRIDGE.

Rev. j. Fl Dickson has been visi,
ing friends in Dunkin, Quebec.
The funeral service of the late
Mrs. Freeman Tucker was held in the
congregational church Tunbridgp
Tuesday, Jan. ID. Service conducted
by Rev. j. H. Dickson.
Miss Flora Smith has returned to
her school in Boston.
Mr.. Mark Whitney has been visit
ing frit nds in Hancock,
The Orange &c. Association of Free
bapt1sts will meet with the Baptist
church at Corinth Meadows Jan. H.
10.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Mrs. ). Fl. Dickson next "Wednesday
Afternoon and evening.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
Latest News or Merger Ficht

Washington, Jan. 14.-In the Unified
STATES supreme court Chief Justice
ruler announced that argument upon
the application of the state of Mime.
sofa fer leave to Tile Il bill of complaint
against the Northern Securities COM
pany bearing upon the cons iidation OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad compa
ny with other railroad companies
would be heard Monday. Jan. 81. The
chief Justice also issued an order re-
curing that notice of the application
Should be given to the Securities com,
pany.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
EAST ORANGE.

Mrs. Presley and son Of Versbile
visited at Ora Hutchinson la
Thursday and took in the oyster su :
per and dance at Dick Prescott's in
the evening.
Mrs. Taplin finished her school in
the Simpson district last Wednesday
making two successful terms that she
has taught in that district
The oyster supper and dance at
Aldee Prescott's was a very enjoyable
occasion their guests numbering about
70.
Manners Prescott and Lucy of
Bradford attended the party at Aldee
Prescott's.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
THAT TUNNEL HORROR
The State Railroad Commissioners to
Hold an Inquiry.
WILL MEET IN NEW YORK.
senator Depew Declares That Elec.
tricity VIII Not Solve the Tun-
nel Problem and Favors
the "Open Cut" Idea,

New York, Jan. 1.-THE absorbing
topic OF conversation OH the streets is
still the tunnel disaster Interest has
been increased by the receipt Of the
following dispatch from Albany:
THE state board of railroad commits
sioners has just announced that it will
conduct formal investigation of the
tunnel disaster In New York city. The
investigation will open on Monday,
Jan. 20, and will be conducted at the
Firth Avenue hotel, New York city.
1.-The board will first examine the
crews of the two wrecked trains and
has requested the officials of the New
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
Barrels Of Samples
ovtR TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
TRIAL BOTTLES SENT FREE
By MAIL.

X, special arrangement with tie
aoufacturers of that justly fanog,
i. Widnev medicine, Dr.. David Kenntdy !,
r.vori 3 Remedy, the raiders Ct il.
TELEGRAM are enabled 10 obtan
,,,al bottle and pamphlet free ; :,
simply y sending their full name aoo
ms ofice address to the DIR. DAVE
Kennedy CORPORATION, Eo1.
Amt, N. Y. and mentioning this pa2e,
the publishers of which gNarantec III.
oenuIner ess Of this LIBERAL ttier.
OF course this involves euogm.e,
eY oense to the manufacture $. bp
thew have received so many gratcm
letters from those who have 1een
benefited and cured If the yari \,
diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver, Hlaadt,
and Blood. Rheumatism, DyspcD,i,
and Chronic Constipation, ana al dj,.
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fererS.
Uoou Investigation it was fund
that 81 ptr cent. of those who had Z
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1t matters not how sick you are u-
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Put some urine In a glass tumlla- n
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-01-14
Governor Nash Inaugurated.

columbus, o., Jan. 14.-George Xii.
Don Nash has been inaugurted for the
second time governor of the state Of
Ohio. The oath of office was admins
tered to him in the rotunda of the
state capitol by Chief Justice NIinshall.
The capitol building was appropriately
decorated and the rotunda space was
hl'ed with high officials and citizens of
the state ut large.