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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26

Ex-Governor STEUNENBERc
has made public declaration that
he is not a candidate for United
States senator or any other Office.
There is no reason to doubt the ex-
governors sincerity and his an
nouncement removes the cause for
some of the opposition to Frank
Martin as candidate for the guber-
Material nomination. There is
no doubt the move will bene-
fit Mr.. Martin, as Steunenberg
has some strong opponents who
looked upon Martins candidacy
for the governorship as a prelimin-
airy skirmish having for its object
the landing Of Steunenberg in the
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26

DEPARTMENT 80 rnE tvrept.y
u ;. LAND OFFICE JOEUR t,'AtrSr tn.,
A suflrieat ro,,n.. al, June T. tan
~ thls 0illee by Walter Turner, Ut Aibai ,an ~
s,gntesuanty against Hd. entry M tgti ',alu,
feDfuaIy ", lsp9, for y ., y y ttN a. n'Wts
- y ~ Sec "a n ~ Vl Wr
! nIM k1bey. eontestee, iu which il il IL ~
va. ssla hObey has wholly abandoned .a, W.
cnaneed MS residence theFpfTnm ~ f,, st
i.a 20 the date herein, that said tTapi 4, ~,
se5 s upon and cultivated ~ saIa nari, - ne'
pshLea ~ law aud his last known sJi,.8' ~,
s asnutess nearest The land IL Atb0l I,isb ~,
th nll falu k9bey has left the state of \, 9'tn
ala !Ilat sala alleged absence was uo, l,,o s19i
sssa,giOfment IN the army. navy 0r usrire =" US
y, dn,,, 'ssu states during the war with suatn
=. CURING any other war IL which tbs t, ls,l
ot s.. may be engaged IN any capaeltV '"''F"
1alu gaftlfS are hereby notified L, ,,
.,tspDiA anu 0hef eyidenee tntlrhine sstt 1b,Al'
~. ~ ~ " clock .. ~. on Aug 4 itss h,Ea
tle ~. register and Receiver at the ifbitsJ SUI,
At a1 Olilee w COeuT d'Alene, Idaho ''"'tN
1he said contestant HAVING In a. ,.,,
u,aSlt' nied June Q, iOO2, vt forth fael" aHl-
sn ~ Nv tat after due diligence pprsarai . mth
~ WIS notice can not be- made IL il hsrsl, VI
~. ahn directed that such notice be re, w
u"e ""a proper publication. "
Iulys4n c. u. WARNER.
Receiver
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26
corUR D.ALENE EoUALIzArIoN.

The action of the board of county
commissioners in doubling the as
sessed valuation of lots within the
town and city plats of Ceur d.
Alene is meeting with some oppo-
sition, especially from the heavy
owners of unimproved property.
As a matter of fact they are the
people who will feel the increase,
yet it is not question of who is or
is not affected. Is the raise of 100
per cent. justified by the facts and
existing conditions? That is the
question to be decided. A tax
should be equal on all alike to be
just, and if that is the case by the
increase made, there is no injustice
so far as it affects the people of
this and other towns. We are in
formed that the increase is not out
of proportion. We believe the as
seSsed value of all real estate in the
county might be raised without det-
riment to any one, as it would en-
able the board to make a lower levy
and obtain the same amount of rev
enue. If this is the object of the
board and it makes the assessment
equitable, no one is injured, but if
the town of Ceur d. Alene has its
assessments raised beyond that of
other towns claiming equal pros
perity, it is unjust. To ascertain
the actual facts-and the records of
the county, undisputable evidence,
will bear us out inthe statement-on
examination we find that the as
essed valuation of lots and blocks
in Standpoint and St. Maries is
not lower than the increased as
seSsment of Ceur d'Alene. The
commissioners raised the Ceur d.
Alene assessment for the purpose of
making it conform to that of other
towns. 1t is no higher and we
doubt ifas high as similarly located
lots in Standpoint. No one is auxi-
Gus to pay more taxes than the law
requires and we are not an excep-
ton to the rule. But the record
shows that the assessment has been
equalized without partiality or dis
elimination, and the board has the
record behind it. This fact should
not be overlooked, and under these
conditions there seems to be lit
tie probability that a reduction will
be secured from the board. The
PRESS is equally anxious with
others to have the original assess
ment stand and believes that an in
crease Of so per cent. at most would
have been sufficient; but there is no
use trying to disguise the facts as
they appear on the assessment roll,
and if an effort is made to have the
equalized assessment set aside the
above facts will have to be success
fully combatted. The board meets
Monday for the purpos of hearing
protests against its action and the
commissioners state that they are
anxious to meet the people of Ceur
d'Alene and discuss the matter.
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CHRISTIAN JANSEN
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.

Rathdfuni, Idaho, fuiY 4. tssa
vol 70 i hereby given thai am pfpnafsi b.
~ we following Described ksuteuaf County
I.UeNs With Interest. Interest feases Zen
"Hys f"m TOO ufst publication ~ this notice
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20 ~ Ne 80 inclusive PeFtes az ient
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26

THERE is much need for a road
from Beauty bay to Squaw bay.
The settlers have done a large
amount of work on the road and
are entitled to some assistance from
the county for its completion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26

The members Of the Christian En-.
deavor society have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing six months
Otto Schmidt, president: Miss Wattles,
vice president; Miss Weeks. secretary :
Miss Hedal. treasurer; Miss Varnam,
organIst.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26

JOHN w. MAcKAY, the surviving
member of the big four bonanza
kings who made the Comstock
famous, died July 20, at his London
residence.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26

RATHDRUM is to have a new
democratic paper, to be known as
the Panhandle News. 1t is said
that the first issue will appear about
August 7.
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II not a subscriber to the PRnss, why
nott You cannot Oxford TO be without
u when you can secure Il whole year
for ~ In advance.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

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81 Julf 3 lNE
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- uiial pFqot ~ support u his claim, and
w. HnM prpui viii le made before the Reaisief
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-07-26
J. SChermanson
DRUGGIST
Rathdrum, Idaho.
CONTEST NOTICE.

9eher'nahson's remedies are tho i,cst The,
are carefully compounded and an gaat,st.,,i
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JANIS MnRaia.
NOTICE FOR pUaLlCATIox.

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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20
DvxAL rowNssIP.
North Star whisperings.

There was wolf chase in
this part Of the country Monday. We
have not heard whether they had any
success or not,
Some of are neighbors have been busy
butchering.
= Mr. Sanford aud family visited in
Barton Co. Sunday.
Mr. Wallace has returned home from
his visit to the North.
Mr.. Barrett's children are having the
chickenrOx but ars reported much
better.
Mr.. G. A. Covert was Webb City
visitor Thursday.
Mr.. Harris is moving on his place
which he bought from MIR. Peacher.
Alma Seidner was absent from school
Monday on account OF sickness.
Charley IsenmAnn is seen flying
around id = new buggy.
Mrs. Houck and daughter Minnie,
visited in ibis vicinity Tuesday.
Mr.. Saniord's, have relatives from
Washington visiting with them.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20
Dewey SparklinRs.

The meetings at the Dunkari church
continued until Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Shoemaker Of Denver
Colorado are visiting Mrs. Replogle.
And Mrs Shoemaker has become sick
and Is unable to leave,
Mr.. Ryan spent two days visiting Mr..
Jones.
The Dewey school house has been
given y new coat Of paint.
Mrs. Versa Cssebolt Paxton died at
the home Of her mother Monday night
and was buried at the Dunkard grave
yard Wednesday. Versa Casebolt was
born in the Dewey neighborhood aud
had always lived there aud was an e1-
emplary young lady and loved by every
one. She laayes husband and little
daughter to mourn her loss. They lived
on the place where Mr.. Kerfoot iiveda'
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Barton County,

Mr.. Rhoades sold his broomcorn to q
Pittsburg buyer for sG5 ton. He Is
delivering 1t this week
A small boy came Sunday morning TO
live with Mr.. and Mrs Hyder until he is
twenty-one.
Riley Butler and family are moving
this week from Forest Grove to Garth
age.
Mr.. Haekford sold track Of land
west OF the creek to @. A. HydOr foI
$500 and now has sold his remaining q
acres to 8. W. Garrett for $1,000 lone
thousand dollars) to give possession thu
first Of March, wheo himself and wife
will move back TO Kansas 10 live nearer
their daughters.
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JUDGMENT IN Bs'ooa CASE.
Judge psrkias fiads tor pssintifss
Sets Aside The contrstt.

In Division No. I Of circuit court
J Judge Perkins rendered nm opinion this
morning In the famous bridge csse.
The cause is dismissed by plaintiffs %
to the defendant James M. Hickman,
deceased, and judgment is for plaintiffs
for costs against J. II. Sparks aud judg-
ment setting aside contract Of the
county court with Sparks.
This victory Of the people over the
action Of county judges, Ristiue and
Adkins, was not won withouta hard
legal fight, and Howard Gray deserves
credit for the mastery manner 10 which
he introduced his evidence, and argued
his case. IL was not a question of
politics, and TO remove q suspicion Of
letting this case have bearing during
the last campaign, Judge Perkins has
waited two weeks after the election be-
fore giving his opinion.
TIE result is exactly what tho people
have expected. There could be no
other construction Of 1t after the able
arguments Of Attorney Gray and the
evidence he produced.
This case started 10 former county
curt. Judges Terry, SchooleT npd
Hickman ordered the surveyor to make
estimates according to certain plans 10
their possession for bridges at Sarcoxis,
Duenweg, Terry's ford and what is
known as the Hilleiford. Finding the
county funds inadequate TO meet this
expense the matter Was laid over in.
definitely. go
When the new court-Judges Hi ok.
man, Ristine and Adkins--t1ok charge
the matter again came up, but was
opposed by Judge Hickman. In spite
OF his protests Judge Ristine and
Adkins ordered the surveyor to advrr-
tiso for bids according to the old
specifications. Before these bids we're
in, the plans were changed, thu Hibe
bridge moved 10 another road, tho opans
were reduced aud other alterations
made.
j. II. Sparks bid was on the old
specifications. He was awarded tho
contract, but built the bridges according
to the new plans which had not been
advertised aud which lessened the ex.
pcnse greatly. These bridges have been
built and paid for according to the
original plans and far 10 excess OF the
actual cost Of the bridges
The suit, IL brought in time, would
have stopped the construction, but as it
Is the only thing for the county now tc
do is to bring suit against j. II. Sparks
for the difference between the cost OF
the bridges he put in aud the amount ir
excess paid him by Judges Ristine and
Adkins. Press. a. =,
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lob Printing
at this Office.
Fish, Fish,

oFTIcE ST. JosEPH, Mo-, Nov. 6, 1904
All persons in the State Of Missouri
desiring young croppio or black bass
for ponds, lakes, or streams, shoulC
apply at their earliest convenience :,
Phil Kopplin, Jr., Superintendent For
est Park Hatchery, Forest Park, st
Louis, Mo-, or to NJ. T.. O'Brien
Superintendent st. Joseph Hatchery
the one most accessible to the applicant
The only eTponse to the applicant viii
be the cost Of can as cents), which
must be seDt 10 advance, the express
charges TO be paid @. o. d. A hV,
gallon can will carry thirty to fifty smal
hsh. All aPpliOarts will be notified il
advance al Ehipnsst. II nore than on,
l. desired remit sOcordiUgiy.
Z. Z. YKNAwiNI, President
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NotlSe To Correspondence.

As next Thursday il Thanksgiving
day, the Jasper NEws will be issued on
Wednesday instead Of Thursday.
Therefore 1t will DO necessary for our
correspondents, and all others who have
anything TO be published to send it in
not later than Wednesday morning.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20

Two more spokes in each wheel 10 new
Stoughton wagon now on sale at Webb
Bros than any othe- wagon.
Get "Jasper Patent, Straight" or
"Ping Pong Patent" flour and you will
get the best. None better made.
II you want to buy new Buggy,
Webb Bros can save you money.
New Sorghum at Harbur's
LAST winter an infant Guild Of mine
had Group in violent form, says FL
der John W. Rogers, christian Evsnge-
list, Of Filey, Mo. ~ gave her q few
doses Of Cham berlin's cough Remedy
aud 10 short time oil danger was past
and the child recovered. This remedy
not only OuFes Group, but when given as
soon Ss the first symptoms appear, will
prevent the attack. II contains no OPP
ium or other harmful substance and
may be Eivou a. confidently to baby
~ to IN adult. For sale by Webb Bros
Cream SeparatOrs.
We make and sell good Cream Sepa.
Stors. 6atisi action guaranteed.
VIM Baynes.
IL you are bilious and seeking advisers
Take DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
just berore going 10 bed.
You will tind ON tho morrow,
You are rid OF your sorrow--
That's alli just enough said.
These famous pills do not Gripe, b0
move the bowels gently and easily clean
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strength tothS gtsDdSS ptsrSusse -s-ts
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Roberts & Son.
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the TIGERS AND GIANTS.
Continued from page l

which out OF respect for its magnificent
physical mskeup deserves the nsme Of
"S,slwsrts. A great deal OF curiosity
was centered In this game as II was no.
derstood that II was the first appearance
OF both teams on the foot ball arena.
The Tigers were composed Of Chas
Ward, Claude Boyer, WIN Tallman,
Willis Schoolcraft, Bert Shoemaker,
Homer Bsyne, Oscar Simmons, Ed
Stiner, Logan Bsyles, John Hall, Homer
King.
The Bostonians were Box, Fesler, Chas
Cone, Andrew Herrow, aim Nelson,
Geo. Nelson, Frank Harrington. Sem
nor Harrington, Rolend darlington Al
Va Balch, Robt. Owens.
The gone wss fast ard furious from
beginning 10 cod and when the smoke Of
battle had eisaeed away, 1t vas found
that the "Tig srs" had carried the ball
over their opponents goal three times,
scoring Is points, while the Bostonisns
failed 10 score point. What the I'll.
gers lacked 10 strength, they more than
made up 10 alertness.
MOTHS.
Both games we're clean and we're not
mared in the least with the bluffing and
squabbling that characterized the game
with Carthage several weeks ago. The
members OF both the Golden City and
Boston teams acted as gentlemen dur
log the games, as did also tho large
crowd Of spectators from those two
towns, who came to cheer their favorites
on TO victory.
II was evident from the beginning
that the Jasper High School boys had
the advantage Of the Goldenites on ac
count Of their superior training. The
Jasper boys worked like clock work,
while their opponents showed lack Of
training.
With the proper training tie Boston
team ought to be able to wipe up the
earth with any club in the United
States. They have the physical pow ers,
and only lack the training. ...
Chas. Ward Is the sprinter Of the
whole list Of Jasper football players.
Give him the ball and half way of a
chance, and you can get ready TO score u
TOUCHDOWN.
Ed. Steiner received the plaudits Of
the crowd Id the lgame with Boston.
While the Boston fellows were fumbling
the ball among themselves he picked il
up and before they tealized it he had
made touchdown.
Whoever reported the games to the
Carthage Press must have INDUCED ia
some "pipe dreaming" Here is how
that paper fixed it up under the head
of "Ferocious Tigers" They tackled
the Boston team first aud defeated them
Is to 0. Fresh from this victory they
took the field against Golden City and
defeated that team Il too. But what q
sight they presented after the second
CORY battle. One fellow had an arm ia
q sling, another had his ley in bandAges
Noses were skinned, eyes blSckened
ears bleeding, fingers Knocked out o.
joint, arms bruised and bodies MAJ ked
with combat, but glory was theirs
Bruises and cuts will heal. dislocStionl
will grow well, but the honors 4 the
day will depart no more forever. NJ
sissy boy ever plays football, its the fol
lows'on whom the country depends FOL
defense. Long live the Jasper tiger
aud the class Of boys they represent"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20
g Hatchet, hammer and ak
handles cheap at Squier's.
I..aeIs In TlaIrtsen

LuSk IU ThlrtssC
BY sending Is miles VIM. spirey, Of
Walton Furnace, w., got boz Of
.Bncklsns ArnicA SalVe, that wholly
cured horrible Fever Sore on his leg.
Nothing else gould. Positively cures
Rruisps, FelOns, Ulcers, EruptiOns,
Boils, BsEDs. oorns aud Piles. Only -
co. uwfinIsed by Webb BrOs.
Remsmbsr 40 carry . foil line OF
GpespriSs, Boots aud Shoes.
'r III. IiKNDRICxs
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20
Come Look for Yenrselt.

] have 90 pairs Men S
Shoes worth 81 80 a pair. l
I will close them out at 98c
q pair. Must make room for
our new stock of Shoes.
J. ID. HARBUR.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20
ON THE PREACHER.
Notiee

All parties endvbtOd to me arc requss.
ted to call at wv. BoucheT's butcher
shop and SETTLE same as sOon as pOssibls
Mrs.. j, W. Boucher.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20

A big haul by highwaymen, substitute
es and others who steal the good patne
and fame Of Rocky Mountain Tea made
famous by Madison Medicine %. 800.
e. /, Lauderbauyh drug store.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20

Gao Ladies' Gold Filled Watch to be
given away at Brights Store, 20 aud buy
% cents worth OF goods aud get num-
Der on it. lift
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1902-11-20

Another carload Of that
-sxtER gOlId;coal just received
by Wilbert Miller. You'll
have to hurry if you want
any.