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The daily sentinel., 1902-04-22
Mesa County.

The Grand Junction Smelling compa-
ny is making preparations to begin the
construction OF the building for the plant
in that city by May let w. G Laugh
lin, OF this city, who has been appointed
superintendent was down last week and
looked over the situation and returned
much pleased with the keen interest
manifested by Grand junction people,
and the outlook for tho new plant. The
citizens of the valley town have fulfilled
to the letter every agreement made with
the company, and it augurs much for the
new enterprise.
The location for tho plant is just east
OF the sugar factory on Grand river. No
better spot could have been selected. =.
The buildings are to be of steel struc-
ture throughout, and equipped with
steam and electrical power. Two large
furnaces will be installed at present, but
the building will be arranged so that two
more can be- put In when the business
grows to such dimensions as to require
it.
The capacity OF the plant will be 400
tons per day. and the ores will come from
the LaSal, Unaweep, Aspen, Red Cliff,
Lake City and the northwest slope OF the
San Juan. About ATS tons per day have
now been promised from these districts.
1t is likely this tonnage will be largely
increased after the plant is put in opera
tion, which would require the other two
furnaces at a very carly date.
Altoe ether, Grand Junction is a fine
location for large smelling plant, and
this company promises to meet all the
demands and hll the requirements. 1t
is a good stroke Of enterprise on the part
Of Grand junction people. and will do
much to advance the commercial inter
ests OF that town.-Oursy Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-22
FLYER Runs into a Freight.

st. Cloud. Mimi, April 2l.-The Great
Northern flyer. westbound, collided with
an east5ound freight near Watsb, a few
miles from here. Both engines and sew
eral cars on the freight train we're de-
molished. One lady passenger on the
flyer and four Of the train crew were in
jured, but none of them seriously.
The wreck blocked tho tracks and de
layed traffic for several hours. The &C
cident ia said to have been due to the
failure Of the freight to sidetrack at Wa
tab.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-22

Will r. Johnson left last night for San
Francisco, where he will visit relatives
and friends for short time. On the 9th
OF May. he will sail with . party Of OK
pert engineers from Vancouver for the
Philippines. He will also be met atVan-
couver by his brother A b. johnson,
who will accompany them to their desti-
nation. The party will be connected
with the Manila Electrical railway com
pany, Of which A. B. johnson is a princi-
pal factor
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-22

Mrs. Nancy B. Irving. whose reputa-
tion as writer ana scholar is not con-
fined to the state OF her recent adoption,
but who is we'll known in the advanced
literary circles in several states and ee.
pecially in the city from which she has
but recently removed, has been invited
to accept the appointment as delegate
to the National Federation OF Womans
Clubs, at Los Angeles, Cal. from one OF
the noted clubs of Chicago Mrs. Ir
wing received her invitation by wire this
morning from DR.. Frances Dickinson,
one of the leaders in social economics in
Chicago and president of the Social Eco
nomics Club. DIR. Dickinson is also
president OF the Harvey Medical College
and one OF the learned women Of the
windy city. Mrs. Irving has not made
up her mind positively whether she will
accept, but as the invitation is most ur-
gent she may arrange her multiplying
business affairs here and visit the city
by the western sea.
Charles A. Kreigbaum of Denver is
here in the city representing the Equit-
able Life Insurance Company. Mr..
Kreigbaum is a cousin of the Kreig baum
boys, we'll known in this city. and is
much surprised at the growth this city
has made in the last few years. He will
remain some little time or until his busi-
ness is concluded here. He says Grand
~ ho n a
towns in the state and has a future
which half the people do not imagine at
present. Mr.. Kreigbaum is very
pleasant gentleman to meet and is thor
ouahly business in every movement.
John Barnacle OF this city is in receipt
Of very fattering letter from the super
,ntendent OF the All Hallows Seminary
at Salt Lake City regarding the progress
Of his SOD, John jr, who is now in at
tendance at that college. The report ie
certainly complimentary Of the progress
young Barnacle is making and gives his
parents great pleasure in the interest be
is manifesting in his studies.
Fotografer Frank Dean is home from
a very successful trip to Gunnison. Mr..
Dean has never been able to leave Gun
pison out Of his list for business visits,
as, from the experience Of the people Of
that place when Mr.. Dean was located
there, no other photographer will do the
work satisfactorily. 1t is certainly a
compliment to Mr.. Dean.
fyou have any doubts as to the value
OF advertising, watch the people who use
plenty OF printers ink and also the mer-
chants who do not Keep up the com
parison and you. will Lave to acknow-
ledge that those who do the advertising
are the mea who do the business.
The big event in mercantile circles
this week will be the souvenir sale OF the
Q. P. Bliss Company Thursday. Friday
and Saturday. The souvenirs for the
occasion arc extremely pretty and one
will b given with every purchase OF u
or over.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-22
MONEY to Loan

CERTAINTY OF CoNTRAoT.-The
loan plan here offered by The Fi>
deity is that of paying off loan
by easy monthly payments. The
contract is definite and certain. By
its terms it cannot run BEYOND the
time fixed, but stock participates in
earning and may mature sooner. IT
is NOT a loan upon the building
loan plan as usually presented by
associations. 1t differs from such
a plan, in that
a No fines are charged the borrower.
b The maximum number of payments re-
quired to pay off is stipulated In the note.
The sum required to pay off and cancel a
loan, or any part of it, is stipulated in the
note for each period.
d Certainty and a monthly payment plan
il an advantage to the borrower. ~ The
debt can be paid off before maturity with
out penalty. (2) The borrower by easy pay
msnts gets out of debt. Straight loans for
term of years are too often renewed.
Three terms or payment are offered. 1t
takes a small monthly payment longer TO
cspool a asbt than it does q larger one.
ILLJSTRAT
A $50 per month repays $1,000 in not to
exceed 46 months.
B S21 per month repays $1,000 in not to
exceed 72 months.
c $14 per month repays $1,000 in not to
exceed 1877 months.
OElAPlAlN & CROSBY
AGENTS
III Fourth St.-Cauon Block.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05
WANTED.

We would like to ask, through tne
columns of your paper, il there is any
nerson who has used Green's August
Flower for the cure of Indigestion
dyspepsia, and Liver Troubles that
has not been cured-and we also mea"
their results, such as sour stomach
Communication Of food, habitual costiv-
oness nervous dyspepsia, headaches
despondent feelings, sleeplessness--in
e.ct auy trouble connected with the
stomach or liver? This medicine has
been sold for many years in all civil
;,od countries, and We wish to cores
nond with you and send you one OF
mr. books free of cost. If you never
tried August Flower, try 20 cen.
hottle first. We have never known
Of its falling. II SO, something more
.or,ous is the matter with you. Inc
Ok cent size has just heen introduced
this wear. Regular size IS cents. SOLD
by DR.. F. Wenz.
GG. Green, Woodbury., n. ).
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05
A BULLET THROUGH HIS COAT.
Marrow Escape Of Sheriff Dyer,

Considerable alarm and ind gnation
was occasioned Sunday morning BY
the report Of dastardly attempt by
an unknown party to take the life oil
a county Official. Sheriff q. w. Dyer
was shot at and narrowly escaped
death from an assassin's bullet.
The sheriff had been in Standpoint
on officia! business, Saturday, and re-
turned at night on a freight train.
He arrived at the depot about 1890,
and started to walk up to his home.
The night was dark and snow was
falling, most propitious for the per-
petration OF some dark crime. Sheriff
Dyer had arrived at point on Main
Street. between the Panhandle Alb
stract Office and Jos. Porier's black
smith shop, when two pistol shots
rung out from the darkness few
steps away. The sheriff was holding
his overcoat open at the moment and
was reaching for cigar In an inside
pocket. One bullet tore hole
through his coat in close proximity to
his waist. Two shots were fred in
succession. Looking around quickly
the sheriff discerned the dimly visible
figure of man rapidly disappearing
in the darkness.
Deputy B. f. Bourn was soon on
the track of the would-be assassin,
but the latter, favored by the dark
ness, made good his escape, probably
getting away on a freight train. His
identity cannot be conjectured; the
sheriff himself cannot imagine who
his assailant Was. But the concensus
OF opinion is that he is someone who
had been sentenced to Jail and who
was consequently seeking revenge fol
his incarceration.
Justice f. P. Dyer whose home Is
but short distance from the scene
Of the shootinx, was busily engaged
in his work of repairing watches, etc
when he was startled by the shots
Mr.. Dyer is justly indignant at thu
cowardly attempt upon the life o
HIS son.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05
POST FALLS NEWS.
The sick are convalescent.

The sick are convalescent.
Mrs. S. A. Ford has returned from
visit with her parents at Medical
Lake, Wash.
The grocery store OF ]. f. Young
and G. c. Dart will soon be ready for
business.
Miss Mabel Rowe leaves Sunday,
to teach a i've months term of school
10 district near Occur d'Alene.
The electric car line has secured
the right OF way through all the land
east of Post Falls from Spokane to
Occur d'Alene. 1t is understood
that all the necessary rails have been
bought, and grading will probably be-
gin within the month.
The Post Falls and Idaho Manufac-
turing Co. have closed their mill for
the winter. They have cut all their
white pine logs and have stacked it
In the yards. There are 5000, 900
feet Of it and it presents a spler did
appearance. The mill hands are leav-
ing town.
DIED:-Monday, Dec. LIST, 1902, Of
pneumonia, Mrs. SaIicia Stewart
Guthrie at her home in this place.
Deceased was the beloved wife of Mr..
Guthrie, who. with six sons and one
daughter, aud host Of friends are
left to mourn her loss. Tho remains
were buried, Tuesday, in Post Falls
cemetery. Mr.. Guthrie has been Ill
but Is recovering,
What might have been a scr'o' 6
blaze was narrowly averted in the
Cottage Hotel. Sunday. Mr.. Young
struck a match to light the gasoline
lamp. 1t was leaking gas and the
whole room was afla,ne in a second
But he had on hand one Of the G. +.
L. Co. extinguiphers and subdued the
flames before serious damage could
be done.
The ownership of the Cable mil
changed hands Monday and the an
nouncement comes that the mill wi.
be at once enlarged by the addition
OF another story to the building. Thu
capacity OF the plant will be increased
from 100 barrels to $50 barrels daily
c. H. Dart Of this place and ]. II
Sullivan of Seattle owned the plant
They have sold out 10 the Cable Mill
ing Co. with capital stock OF $50
900, fully paid. The new owners ar
e. J. Dyer, who is president of tn
new company; +. G., Russell, vic
president: B. o. Graham, secretar
and treasurer; L. II. Graham. manaR
er. All but the latter are residei t
OF Spokane. Manager Graham live
here. Ia the future the mill will cal
er more heavily to the export trade
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05
NOTICE OF ESTRAY.

Notice is hereby given that l, An
drew Walwick, residing at SaRle,
Kootenai county, Idaho, have taken
up the following described estray AMI
NAL: One bay horse about five years
old, weighing about 900 pounds,
branded w on the left shoulder and
JP connected on the right hip. Mid
die tooth in upper jaw broken, also
white star in forehead.
The owner OF said animal may nav'
same by calling at my residence ane
proving property and paying charges
thereon.
witness my hand this 29th day o
November, 1902.
d5-26 ANDREW WALW lCN
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05

Teachers examinations ended oa1-
urday, and the following teachers
will be granted certificates:
First grade-O. r. Shern, Boomers
Ferry; j. F. Steele, Harrison. eecon'
grade-Metta Miles, Occur dA'eue'
Laura C. Hogan, Emida; Etnei mt
Dougal. Priest River; Agnes Russeil'
Harrison; Rosa Kennedy, Clarks fo''
India Harrington, Rathdrum; Ca'''s
F.. Bullock. Standpoint. Third grau'
Alice Kelly, Occur d'Alene. MIC
Kercheval and Edgar SneWe'e "''
assistant examiners,
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05

wANTED.-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLE
man or lady in each county to manage bust
ness for an old established house Of solid f.
nancial standing. A straight, bona ide
weekly salary OF $500 paid by cLeck each
Wednesday with all expenses direct from
es. Manager, $40 Caxton Bldg Chicago.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05

mining man Oh kakevlcW, ana recent
ly chairman OF the democratic state
committee, wa; In the city Saturday
Rufus Beck, who has been working
In Spokane as blacksmith, secured q
lay off and is visiting his parents here
He will return TO Spokane Saturday.
Carpenter Wilson moved into hi.
new cottage Monday. Mr.. Wilson
contemplates the erection of a preten.
tious residence in the spring.
Col. Q. H. Graham who has been
making his headquarters with his son
A. II. Graham Of Athol, arrived Ia
town Tuesday and Is staying at the
Mountain View.
Mrs. Matilda Lapp, has placed
some HavlIn and German chlnaware
for sale at Klopfs.
Reverends Hartung and DUFF. Meth
odist divines Of Spokane, will hold
services at the N. +. Church at ~
o'clock u. m. Sunday Dec. 7th. Every
one invited.
Oriel Poler killed a fawn and buck
at Granite few days ago. Deer are
very scarce in the vicinity OF Rath-
drum but are reported numerous at
Ramsey and places remote from the
noisy towns.
Shoes and rubbers one-third cheap.
er than Spokane. Come and see for
yourself and be convinced. f. p.
Manor.
W. H. Cable, the prosperous Spo-
kane Bridge farmer, was in the city
at the close of last week. Mr.. Cable
informs US that literary society has
been organized at Spokane Bridge
and will meet every Saturday during
the winter.
Louis Lucke, OF Plymouth county,
Iowa, has purchased the old Reini-
yer farm from Stewart Young, for
Sic, 062.50. Mr.. Young bought the
place for 1000 last spring. This is
an undisputable proof that Idaho
land is increasing in value every day.
Go to Manor for your Christmas
suit OF clothes, and get good suit
cheap. Don't 60 to Spokane and pay
one half more for them.
Herman Knudson, for several years
a farmer on the prairie Ave miles
from Rathdrum, has sold his place
and gone to the Palouse country.
Mr.. Knudson is undecided rs to
where he will locate, but thinks he
| will buy or rent farm in Washing
ton.
FOR SALE:-A 5-room dwelling
house including lots; opposite the
Catholic church. For further inform
alton apply to Thos. ]. Purcell. tt
Following are the officers elected at
the last regular meeting of the K ct
P. Panhandle Lodge No. 13:-C. G.
I-G. r. Klopf. V. C.-Herrnan Kell-
ner. P.-Luuis Chambard. M. of w.
John S. Woolery. X. of r. & S.-A.
w. Post. NJ. of FIT. L. Quarles. M.
of E,-Frank Wenz. M. of A.-RObt.
Is. McCrea. I. G.-E. P. Dyer. O. G.
I'D. Il. Dandy. Trusted. Z. Dan
| by.
A new line of furniture, wicker
chairs, iron beds, carpet sweepers, cen
ter tables, ETC., just received al
Klopfs.
CT. Sherwood, for long time
citizen OF Kootenai county, but whit
departed few months ago for Cali
fornia. has rented farm near Sant'
Rosa. Mr.. Sherwood is very favor
ably impressed with the gold state
and. unless he changes his presen
state OF mind, will not return to Ida
no.
A Spaulding buggy agent brough
o;,bt nj the vehicles to town over
! week avo and tried to run the HON
8 IMPLEMENT dealers out OF business
w. H, Cleland of the 0. K. LIVER
e stable bought two. The agent ais
a disnosed of buggy apiece to A. "
J POST and Geo. Humphrey.
,r WANTED.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05
Advertised Letters

Mrs. Martha ]. Atkins, Gustaf An
derson, Beryl w. CLANS, Tom J. Cole,
Mr. William Hite, Alfred Lambert,
James e. Phillips, Miss Ella Parks.
JOHN w. PETERS, P. NJ.
When calling for letters please say
advertised"
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1902-12-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Don't forget Klopf for Holiday goods.
A. V. Chamberlin is over from
Coeur d'Alene, to-day.
Justice II. l.. Bidwell. Of Hope,
was pleasant visitor yesterday.
Klopf carries the best line OF under
taking goods IN KOotenai county.
CT, Mcdonald and family moved
INTO their new house Monday.
Hats and caps at onc-half price at
Manors.
Alvey Poler, the little son of Mr..
and Mrs. o. Poler, is still seriously i'll.
Weather strips, furniture and bird
cages at Klopf's.
BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ber-
ry, Saturday, Nov. 22nd, a daughter.
James L. Ware, Of Ramsey, was a
visitor in town Wednesday.
New goods coming in at Manor's
all the time.
Probate Judge Edwin McBee and
wife, returned Sunday from bust
ness trip to Spokane.
VIM. Vane, the we'll known proper
ty owner OF Newport, was in the city
on business, Tuesday.
Andrew Warwick, of Sagle, was
transacting business in the city Sat
urday.
Read that new advertisement OF NJ.
d. Wrights which appears in this is
sue.
w. +. Hutchinson, a prominent in
surance man OF Standpoint, was in
the city Sunday.
A splendid new line OF iron beds
just received at Kloprs. Examine
them.
Oats and Wheat taken In at cash
prices at Manor's.
DR.. f. Wenz was out of town or
professional business the forepart Of
the week.
Charles Cuvvie, Of Athol, was trans
acting business in the city Wednes
day.
County Surveyor Oscar Sheffield
who has been i'll with typeoid feve
Is now convalescent
Go to Manor for your Christina
goods. He has full line of them.
The district court convenes in re
gular session, Monday. There are
large number of cases on the docket
DR.. D. f. Hollister, the dentist
has been somewhat incapacited wit
rheumatism, this week.
A new line Of chinaware and racke
goods at Klopf's.
Representat;ve-elect VIM. Ashle,
Jr., has been surveying mimi
claims near Boomers Ferry.
There will be an election of officeI
OF the NJ. w. A, at Woodmen ma
Saturday night. All neighoo
should be present.
w. II. Cleland was in Athol IL
forepart of the week. He made
business trip to Spokane Wednesds
night,
From now on will sell cheap 4
cash only. Feed and wood is cohsl
cred cash. L. P. Manor.
Remember the Rathbone Sistel
fish pond Dec.ll; 5 cents fish.
Miss Tacie Bartleson, the elnc'e
stenogra pher in q. L. Heitman's ID
office, is visiting relatives at Coiu'
Oia Falls, Montana.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-19
NEW COFFEE.

For the United States Army.
Some soldiers are badly affected by cof-
fee drinking. The hospital steward in one
Of the army posts in the west says:
Though in the medical service of the
army suffered agony for two years from
case of chronic gastric indigestion. and
now that am free from all the tortures
attendant upon it, 1 attribute it to the
good effects of Postum Food Coffee, both
as food and as a beverage.
II used medicinal and mechanical means
to relieve myself during those two years.
and even though had left off the use of
coffee, did not find myself in any mea
sure free until had commenced using
Postum. .~-.s 49,,
Being in charge of detachment of the
hospital corps, u. S. A, I, of course, had
supervision Of the mess, and by degrees
have initiated into using Postum every
formerly very loud in their denunciation Of
anything manufactured And, going still
further, have supplied 1t to our patients
In lieu of coffee; none have found fault,
while many have praised it highly, and
when returned to duty, have continued the
use of it when it was possible, for a SOL
der has an extremely hard time in trying
to choose his own food.
For the past eight months, not grain
OF coffee has been used in this hospital.
and thanks to cook who prepares Pos
tum just right. there is brilliant pros
pect of coffee taking permanent seat in
the background.
"One who has passed through the hor-
rors Of indigestion as have, shoulders az
he looks back upon his sufferings, and
when eognizant of the cause, will shun
coffee as he would a rattlesnake.', Name
given by Postum Co, Battle Creek. Mich
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-19
INCOME TAX DEBATE
Observation-Disclosures College Men to
Meet March Is.
cial to The Journal.


Madison, Wis, Nov. 19.-The intercol-
legiate debate on the income tax between
the University of Wisconsin and the UNI
versity of Michigan will be held in Mad
ison March 13. The question has been
mailed to Professor Trueblood Of Mich
igan by Professor Frankenburger as was
agreed In Chicago two weeks ago. The
question submitted is the same debated
III the Athenas and Philomathia Joint de-
bate in 1900. It is:
Would the adoption Of a general in
come tax levied by the United States
government be. contrary to the best in
terests Of the nation? 1t being mutually
conceded that the government stands in
need Of revenue; that such a tax would
be constitutional; that the system could
become law; that it shall remain in oper-
alton at least fifteen years, and that it
shall he conducted under an efficient civil
service"
Michigan will have until Nov 20 to
choose the side it will uphold. wiscon-
slos represen tatives this year will be
chosen by the preliminary debate system,
Six MEN will compete during the second
week or December and three men will
be chosen by the judges to represent Wis
consln. The Judges of the debate will be
chosen by committee of faculty mem
b7rs OF the two institutions. The Uni
verstty OF Wisconsin has been given the
presiding officer for the evening.