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Siltppinerne.

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trent til WoroerneS Seir peo Waciu
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me 8orifansnin9er, iom De bapbe op'
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men inaen al Imerifdnerne bier
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timber aampen ben 29be % 30te
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90 sbelagtc. &optein Eeribing bar
beIalet, at man ifal lobe De sorige
faa iammre Sficbue.
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beie s@rGS % opcriolbt Tmerifnner
ne, SuItoneu bIep iaoret ier @anae
men itaf lin anip / en- Nmerifoner
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tSeoiaaere bIep orpbte.
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fen. fsrte anpt. gcribina tit Batter
iaa npr Ioro.6ortet. at ban fun itoi
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Sra bopeoftaoen

Oct nse Slasifib. GIaaoemini.
iteren bar antaset Reippurt Reps
Bodybuilding Gontponps anbuo ON
Of bpgee SIasifibet "2oiiiana" for
SIS, $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Gn 4aarig Satter af Smith Sen.
ion | 8atertotpn, 9. g., bapbe ben
4be Sftober fact Singre / en- label
og ifisb Zig libel meb ben.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

W. ". Scarf er al Gemofraterne
i @crp Norf nomiueret til aouareS.
fnuSi6ot for tile SiItrift. Gen be.
fienStr "Ghief" 9eperp biaIp til.
aonpeuticueE aterfieubtc BAN %
bans OBLIGATION.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
RnmfeipsrgsmaaIet.

Rnnfeipsrgsmaulet. gmbebs.
m9noene | arissbepartementet er III
fommet paa BET rene meb, at Mr,nfa.
ipsrgsmaaIet paa 5ilippinerne life
Fan bIipe Isit paa fortere lib emo 8
aor. Siemmelen til Wirnfegooiet er
iaa inbpiflet, at DC chile autoriteter
mao babe GOD Eio for at funne greie
ale Slofer.
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4 Manfatp. Minn.. OBJ

5 Namfato, Winn., opferes Ell
8panin5 for ct offentIiet gibIiotbef.
2srbag ben 4be gIeb De SernbieIfer,
iom boIoer Saset, no at fit Seize, og
Saeet falbt neb. Spp arbeioere fom
til Sfaoe, beribInnbt to Sfonbina.
Der, nemIte 8eter garIitrom og Sons
ReIion, besse boenoe | Mnnfnto.
gpsninsen opfsres for Ienge, Tom
anbretp Carnegie bar gipet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
DR.. MILES, PAIN PILLS.

Ct burtai atteri % paaIis<iisi DeteesI ior 'ss satr
Rsrpss 9Spsspius. Rnsimsrier. 1sapeptns sstn.
raieia. slsrpskit. Srrtas,iiist SspHIsssee, Gigt,
soahoa. aueshclesr hnsrtsE Opium sasr 1arrRn.
tiisrlabsr iussa nrmme sfierOirtRnssL Is Ssrs
IS ssnis. gaa 1pssesfrr tnsr isxSss af ~. ntiss
vssicsi Co.. Gifhart anoaanA
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Snobnaucruc / Sttumna,

par ! 2er0agS banee for, at 9eS
RoireS Gloen Der Isber siennem
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6lI0 piIbe ct itsrft beFoItet Strss pon
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! Saaoe % tog Spbolo paa bsiereIig.
qen0e Steocr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
. ATARR III
helbreoes paa 30 Saae.

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Rapatp gatorrb Cure fan belbrebe
Ssfebsr Iem SprtipIelie. Sronfit % aa'
tarrb. S'aife at resular Stsrrelie 5oc.,
nebiat I'll zoe iom 8rspeHaffe. Striu itrar
til MEDICAL TABLET CO., Muscatins, Ia
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Gn Salisman for 3eiienne. 9r. Sotplers
Grtract Of @tlo StratpberrD. Selbreoer
8lobsaug. Siarrboe, SJginse. Spfaitutneer.
Bebageli9t at npoe. Si9lper tray.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

DEBORAH Institute, DEBORAH, Iowa, de-
partments are ,apfdy filing HP. Stu
dents should enroll as soon as possible.
Tuition $500 pr. month; free text books.
Winter term October II.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Decorah Institute, Decorah, Iowa,
bookkeeping with Business Practice any
81. 90 pr. month. Winter term Octbr. 27.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
I'm Serancrs Griarina.

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life ON, bcoroou Oct ait. ga ieg be.
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Some aue.. Chicago. 81. 5abrifaut
al Gr. Reters "aurifo", oen Eeremtc
SamiliemeSiciu.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

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COB Detailing uobpbes for at paasribe
Bpyerbspbinser.
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NOrd Dakota-F arm tiIsalgs.

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267-269 GeoaS stpe., DttuneapoItS, 82inn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07

Decorah Institute, DEBORAH, Iowa, Ste
biography & Typewriting onT $500 pr.
month. Winter term October ~.
Decorah-posten., 1902-10-07
Sorfjeuiet.

Gn fem-etases gpsnins paa Stan.
bolpb Street / Chicago bleu Ben 3oie
Oftober for en- Gel sDelngt oeo Sloe.
Sabet iPttes iii 100000.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
Lumber Jacks for Whitney.

Some one should arise and move
to make it unanimous for Eugene
l.. Whitney, the Republican NOM
inee for sheriff, But we withdraw
the word Republican-so many
Democrats are going to vote for
Whitney that no party has a right
to claim him.
Among the most enthusiastic of
Whitney's supporters are the
Lumber Jacks" as they call them
selves. Those formerly located
here are now scattered all through
the lumber camps of the county,
AID they have not forgotten that
Whitney was one of them and used
to help drive on the Kootenai river.
They remember him favorably and
every one takes pride in his
candidacy.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
NORTH SIDE NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Norton ar
rived last week from Texas and ex-
pect to locate here. Mrs. Norton is
a. daughter of Mrs. G. Hooker.
Sylvan, the three year old son
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Christy, has
been quite sick this week. Dr..
Barker was called Tuesday evening
to attend him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich moved
Monday from the South Side into
one of the Wright houses.
There will be prayer meeting at
the school house Sunday evening,
Oct. 10Th. Preaching by Rev. JIM,
Eastland one week from Sunday,
Oct, Doth, at II a. m.
David Carpenter has returned
home from Rathdrum where he
has been on a visit to his cousin,
Master Baird Mccall.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
Leave for PocatelIo

the following leave Saturday
morning to attend the Grand Lodge,
[. O. O. F., to be held at Pocatello,
Idaho, Oct. Goth, Dist and 22nd:
w. B. Thews, representing
Boundary Lodge, No. 60, at Port
Hill.
VIM. Van Gasken, representing,
Northern Lodge, No. -, at Naples.
Mrs. VIM. VanGasken, represent
ing Loyal Rebekah, No. 43, of Bon.
ners Ferry, at the Rebekah State
Assembly.
S. d. Taylor, representing Utopia
Lodge, No SO, of Bonners Ferry,
He will be accompanied by Mrs.
Taylor.
They will be absent about a week,
except Mr.. Thews, who will visit
his former home at Malad before
his return.
1t is expected that about 25C
representatives will be in attend
6nce.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
To Organize a Band.

The proposition to organize a
band in Boomers Ferry was not
dead but sleeping. 1t isnow wide
awake reality Through the efforts
Of T. j. Hollinger and others an
organization has been effected with
IA members. The bows will buy
all their instruments with perhaps
one or two exceptions. 1t therefore
starts off on a solid basis and with
plenty of musical talent, We can
conceive Of nothing nicer for Bon
ners Ferry than COOL band, and
we trust the efforts of the organizers
will meet with every encourage
ment.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17

Hon. r. T. Morgan, of Harri-
son, candidate for district Judge,
was circulating among friends
here yesterday. Mr., Morgan feels
very confident Of election. With a
Republican,, Populist, and Dem
ocratic candidate in the field, the
district is naturally Republican.
1t is the opinion of the lawyers
that Mr.. Dougherty is disqualified
in point of residence. The office is,
of course, nonpartisan, and Koot-
enai county should give its home
candidate a large vote.
We have a very nice line of
Ladies underskirts, overskirts and
rainy day skirts from rs to $4.35-
at Hollingers.
&C. L. Hannah returned from
Spokane today.
Coroner Barker leaves in the
morning to hold an inquest at
Elmira, over the remains of Ken
dali, the prospector whose remains
were recently found.
Ladies Aannellette Shirt waists
in beautiful colorings and made in
the very latest style, at Csc and
$1.1O Bargains-at Holdings.
The Republican club meets
next Monday evening. Let all who
expect to contribute to Republican
success turn out.
e. R. Emerson, Of St. Paul, is
in the Ferry visiting his son, n. e.
Emerson, fireman on the K. V.
Ladies' plain flannel shirt
wrists at $1.15 and flannel waists
strictly swell, from $500 to $3.50.
at Hollinger.
Extra heavy all wool 9-oz. buff
falo hannels, steam shrunk. in red.
navy blue, and blue and back check
at Acc a yd Bargain price,-at
Hollingers
Miss Bessie Empey left for
Spokane on Sunday,
Mrs. Louis zimmerman is re-
ported in very poor health.
We have a complete line Of
Ladies, Misses boys and childrens'
fall and winter underwear. Our
prices are right-at Hollingers.
MANY went to SPOKANE from
here to the fair. 1t would be i'm
possible for us to give anything
like complete list.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
l.-C. Co. Magnates Here.

A Hickman, resident manager
Of the daho-Continental, was in
town Monday, with other magnates
of the enterprise. They went down
on the K. V. on Tuesday with
view to visiting the Continental
and making plans for the future,
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
Ball Next Friday Evening

A ball is announced for next Fri
day evening in the Odd Fellows
Hall. 1t has been some time since
those who enjoy dancing have had
an opportunity to thus entertain
themselves and quite large attend
ance may be tx pected.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
DR. Bishop for Cor oner,

The HERALD hears good reports
concerning the candidacy of DR..
T. A. Bishop, Republican, for coro-
ner. The Doctor has every quail
fcation for the office, and is a man
of splendid moral character and
excellent ability.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
Roosevelt's Great Achievement

the efforts of the President to
settle the coal strike have been
crowned with success, and another
great achievement has been marked
up to his credit. The controversy
will be arbitrated by a board APP
pointed by Roosevelt.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17

Remember our gents furnish
ings and shoe stock is complete and
our prizes are right on everything
AT Hollingers.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1902-10-17
Work in Progress for the Big
Sawmill.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Governor Hunt Speaks Here Sat
urday Evening. Hon. r. V.
Cozier Billed for Tuesday
Evening.

WORK is progressing right
along for the new saw mill. MIR.
Stein is having temporary bridge
constructed across the slough and
right. of-way cleared for a spur.
Governor Hunt and Hon. J. d.
Flenner will address the citizeus of
Bonners Ferry on Saturday eve
ming, Oct. IS, from a Democratic
standpoint.
Hon. R. V. Cozier, U S. Dis
trict Attorney, is scheduled to
speak at Odd Fellows Hall next
Tuesday evening, Mr. Cozier is an
able and eloquent speaker and no
one should fail to hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A, P. Whitney,
the well-known hotel people of
Porthill, were in town Wednesday
and Thursday, on their home from
Spokane. They report a very
pleasant time in Spokane.
-Fry's new boat, "'The Errand
Boy" is now nearly completed and
will be ready for the inspectors in
few days. The big barge that it
is to tow when needed is ready fer
launching,
We are over stocked in outing
Aannels and heavy buffalo fan
nels, and in consequence Of which
we have cut them down / &c per
yard less than can be bought for
anywhere west of st. Paul.-At
Hollingers.
Judge Richards and Mr.. Moss
were unable to reach Kootenai
county, their services being requil-
ed elsewhere. The state committee
Cancelled their engagements, and it
has also Cancelled those Of Col.
Hamer we learn as we 60 to press.
Judge Cozier, Hon. Burton L..
French and Hon. John A. Bagley
will speak in this county as per
schedule, with other speakers to
follow.
-Chas. Isbell, one of the promi-
nent homesteaders of the North
Side, is back from a visit to Iowa.
Ladies, Aannellette wrappers
trimmed in braid, velvet and
sateen, we'll made. Prices from
1925 to $1.75-at Hollingers.
If you expect to vote you must
register, Attend to this at once,
The time is short.
Don't fail to hear Hon. R. V
Cozier on Tuesday evening.
Hon. w. F. Whitaker of Sand.
point was in town yesterday anc
made this office pleasant call
Mr.. Whitaker is buying and ship.
ping cedar timbers.
Owing to the absence of Rev
John H. Hope, there will be nj
services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
Rev. Eastland announces ser
vices at P orthill, Thursday evenir z
Oct. %; Copeland, Friday evening
Oct. "a; Paradise Valley, Saturday
evening, Oct %; North Side, Sun
daV morning. Oct. 26.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13
River Bulletin.
AMERICAN HOME PUBLISHING
COMPANY NEW CONCERN

The American Home Publishing
company is the title of Il new concern
with offices at 1919 Second avenue
that today filed articles of incorpora-
ton in the county recorders Office.
The capitalization stock is 1000 and
the business to be followed is print
ing and publishing. The incorpora-
tors are j. c. Cook, Charles Il. GOble,
David III. Moran and Merritt GobIe.
The shares are so each and Mr.. Cook
has subscribed for $50 of them,
Charles Il. Goble for 300. NJ. Goble for
$50 and Mr.. Moran for $50. Mr.. Moran
is president of the concern. Merritt
Goble vice president, Charles b. Goblc
treasurer. and Mr.. Cook secretary
and general manager.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13
NUMBER OF STRIKERS TO
RETURN TO WORK TOMORROW

The strike of the employees of the
Union Electric Telephone d Tele-
graph company remained in full force
today, but there is a sentiment de
veIoping among the men to abide by
the terms the company has laid down
and return to work pending the arbi-
tration of the points at issue. \ mum
Der have signified an intention to re-
port for duty tomorrow morning.
The strikers will hold a meeting at
Turner hall this evening, when action
will probably be taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13
CLOSE OF NAVIGATION
Season of 1902 on Mississippi to
Come to an End Sat-
urday.
BLAIR TO KEEP ON RUNNING
Year Has Been Good One, Despite
UnfayOrabIe Condi-
tions.

The official closing of navigation
on the Mississippi will occur next Sat
urday, Nov. Is. That is the date on
which the insurance companies OBJ
serve and one on which they take of
all insurance on steamboats, and
steamboat property. The real clos
ing of navigation occurs just when
the navigators desire it to close, but
it is probable that the only steamer
that will be running in these waters
after Saturday will be the Rock Isl
and-BurlingtOn packet, Helen Blair.
The Blair is doing Il good freight bus
mess at present. Yesterday she went
south with a large cargo of potatoes.
The lighthouse keepers on the up
per Mississippi will cease their la
bors Saturday except on portions of
the river where packets desire to run
for a few weeks longcc. The light
house keeper on the rapids will cease
his labors for the year on the 18th.
In some respects the season has
been a good one and in other respects
it has been very poor. The excursion
business was given black eye by the
rainy weather, and the low stage of
water affected the business of the
Diamond 10 line steamers consider
ably.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13
Logging business.

An old steamboat man, in speaking
of the rafting business during the
past season, said yesterday that the
season has been a good one. "Of
course, there was some trouble while
the water was so low he said but
there is no use of talking if they are
going to try and float all of the log.
from the Wisconsin and Minnesota
forests down in one raft. there is no
river that it can he done on. Tho
RATS must be made shorter. Better
time can be made and there will not
be so many break-ups as there were
this year. The time for smaller RATS
and faster time is coming in year
or two, | believe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13
The Weather.

his left eye that it required severa!
stitches to close.
Hereafter all cards of thanks,
which heretofore have been published
in the local columns of the paper,
will be inserted in the classified adj
vertising or want columns ON page
three. The first notice 50 published
appears there this evening under an
appropriate heading. Cards of thanks
will no longer be received for publ
cation in the local columns.
The Cantata of the Stars, 40 he Civ
en- in Armory hall Monday night, Nov.
Il by the Central Presbyterian guild,
is one of the prettiest and brightest
of cantatas. The airs are all catchy
and the parts are well taken. Ii is
not often one has an opportunity of
attending so delightful an entertain
ment at so little expense. Tickets in
clude the refreshments and are b and
80 cents. Do not fail to be there.
\ new club from the membership
of the abandoned Milo and La Caleb
rora organizations was organized
Tuesday evening by students of Au-
gustana college. The club will be
known as The Culture Club" and
will hold meetings during the winter
at which lectures by the professors
and papers by students will be feat
ures of the literary study. The Milo
and La Calcirora clubs were athletic
in nature and were abandoned owing
to the inability to secure a leader.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13
To BE Here Saturday.

| take pleasure. in announcing to
the public that / have secured the
services of DR.. Fred c. LaGrange, the
expert optician, who will be at my
store for free consultation all day
Saturday, Nov. Is. DR.. LAGRANGE has
successfully fitted more than 400
pairs of eyes in Rock Island and cor
daily invites all his old patrons and
many new ones to call.
/ personally guarantee all work.
FRED BLEUER, Jewelcr.
No. 17Os Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13

Fayette. Ia, Nov. 13.-The new D.
p. Henderson library of the Upper
Iowa university has been formally
opened. Speaker Henderson delivered
the dedicatory address.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13
EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA
LAID UP WITH LUMBAGO

Vienna, Nov 13.-Francis Joseph is
suffering from slight attack of lum-
bago, causing the countermanding of
the usual Thursday reception.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-11-13

Diphtheria relieved in twenty min
utes. Almost miraculous. DIR. Thorn
as Electric Oil. At any drug store.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1902-04-03
The April LippinCott's Magazine,

LippiAcoHS April Magazine, pub
shes as Its complete novel love-
tory of the West Indies by John S.
durham, Ex-Minister to Haiti and
ianto Domingo. The setting OF
Diane, Pnestess of HAITI" is there
ore drawn from sight, while the plot
.aows marvellous IMAGINATION.
sDlane, a native beauty under the
dominion OF priest, asplres to learn
q SNAKE the cures" and become the
,eople's Idol But she has gwen her
eart to a young soldier who detests
loodoosm, so her love pulls her one
yay and her ambition another. The
tory is one of fascinating intrigue,
and the scenes of foreign society life
n Haiti particularly interesting.
"Blly Baxter's Holiday" by the
witty Irlshman, Seumas Mac Manus,
IS as full OF humor as anything he has
lone. The holiday is spent In New
York, where Bllly's queer IRISH ways
;ause his sster-ln-law much uneasl-
aess.
General Charles King contributes
20 the April LtPpinfoH his latest mill
.ary love-story, called "LIke Father,
Like Son." This is tale OF the draft
n the Civil War.
"And Other Considerations" by
Mary Catharlne Hews, is a pathetic
tory with a humorous side to 1t.
A paper containing "Some Ad-
sance Hints to Travellers" by Will
lam Howard Francs, warns the
traveller OF lmpositlons he will meet
With on the other side of the Atlantic.
This is interesting as showing the
.lifference between America and
europe IN hotel customs and other
characteristics, with the balance al
ways in favor of America
Eben E. Rexford presents one OF
MS practical papers. 1t is about g A
Garden of Native Plants
With Germany so well to the front,
che article by J. G. Rosengarten on
German Influence in America " is a
Saluable addition to the literature on
the subject by an authority.
The list of verse is remarkably at
raCtlve.
The department in Li3pincoHs S
Magazine called "Walnuts and Wine"
receives praise from every quarter for
is fresh, pointed anecdotes and
humorous verse. 1t aims to excel
tself every month.