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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-14

Mr.. #. w. BARLEY was this week
notified that he had been ,reappointed
state deputy Of the Modern Woodmen
and that Utah and Nevada had beeu
placed under his jurisdiction. Mr..
Bartley will also continue to look af-
ter the legal business Of the order on
the coast. Moscow will continue to
he his headquarters, although his ad-
ded duties will keep him away from
home a good deal. This is . decided
promotion as the result Of efficient
work in the past. Mr.. BARLEY is con.
sidered by the head Officers Of the
Modern Woodmen to be one Of the
best organizers IN their entire field of
work. k.--Moscow Star.
J John Norris Pollard. the university
student who was drowned 10 the Pay
cite river near Emmett last week,
was buried at Moscow, Aug. Z. He
was given a cadets burial and was es-
corted TO the grave by squad OF uni
versity cadets who fred the custom.
airy salute. Pollard was an earnest
student aud popular college man and
presldent 0f the Freshman class last
year. He was earning his own way
through college aud helping bis sister.
He was buried In the university plo,
beside Ole Halberg, the university
soldier hero.
July was the banner month in the
history Of the Idaho state department
Secretary Gibson's report placing the
receipts for the 81 days, at 1890
The receipts for the first six months
Of Gibson's term are $6,O82.45, anc
indications promise that the receipts
for his term will be double those y
his last predecessor
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-14
Teachers Notice.

Notice is hereby given that an ex-
animation Of all applicants FOR Life
Diplomas; State Certificates; First,
Second and Third Grade County Ger
tificates, and Primary Certificates,
will be conducted at the Public
School building Ia Rathdrum, Idaho,
beginning August q, 1908, at the
hour Of nine o'clock .. M.
Questions 10 School Law will be
based upon b chapter entitled
"Publlc School Fund.-" and In State
Constitution upon Art. s., Judicial
Department..
Y r. g EGBERS, Co., Sup't.
Hk Kootenai Coz, Idaho.
Auc7 A2l ~
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SUCKER LAKE.

" & 4.
Near Hauser--Summer Resort
Fishing, Hunting, Camping Favor
ed Region-The Citizens Sawmill
Company. i,.. ie
; Sucker lake, OR Mud lake, or
Lake Enterprise as it is variously
but less frequently called, -is a
beautiful sheet Of water, situated
about one and half miles north Of
Hauser Junction in picturesque
basin surrounded by wooded hills
and shady valleys, the home Of the
wild chicken and the deer. The
lake covers, probably 1000 acres,
being one and a half miles long
and about mile wide at its point
Of greatest breadth. Its shores are
diversified with sandy and gravel
ly beaches, jutting, elevated points
and mud banks covered with lilly
pads and bullrushes, and shady
woods, fine places for camping.
Like most of the lakes in this
region, it is very deep and teens
with myriads Of bass and perch,
and a few remaining specimens OF
the sluggish FISH from which the
lake derives its name. Sucker lake
is an ideal place for a quiet,
healthful summer resort and camp
ing place, and we'll repays the visi-
tor for his time. aiT
Chris Jensen has a beautiful
farm which is the key to the lake
as summer resort. He has good
accommodations and excellent
camping grounds on his place,
and keeps boats, which he lets to
anglers and pleasure seekers. Bass
fishing, to those who understand
the sport, is not to be equalled in
Idaho, and perch are easily caught
at all times. Mr.. Jensen is one OF
the pioneer residents on the lake,
having resided there for 16 years,
and it was largely by his efforts,
that the lake was stocked with
bass by the government, and made
paradise for sportsmen. The
license law, however, is keeping
lway the many visitors who were
wont to spend summer vacations
there. Mr.. Jensen and his estima-
BILE wife, and sons are genial en-.
tertainers.
Other old residents Of the region
are VIM. Baslington, A. E. Travis
\. Ulbright, JOS. Bower and Mill
Barto. S. A. Frear who sold his
place to Chas. Clifford, was also 8
pioneer. These gentlemen al
own beautiful farms and orchards
Of all kinds Of fruit. The soil is
very fertile and irrigation unnec-
essary. Numerous springs sur
round the lake. Sixteen settlers
have recently located on land
north of the lake.
The timber industry is still in
its infancy. A. Upright, whose
mill is running steadily is the
pioneer lumberman Of the district,
but a new mill is being construct
ed on the west lake shore on 25o
feet Of frontage, leased from Mr..
Jensen for period of 10 years.
The new company is the Citizens
Sawmill Company. The stock.
holders are, ]. Wright, manager;
VIM. Baslington, P. Ulbright, A.
E. Travis, w. H. Waller, Bud
Garden and Mr.. Peach. They have
between themselves alone, over S,
900, 900 feet of timber.
In all the visitor is favorably
impressed with the beauty and
picturesqueness Of the scenery
and the boundless future of this
favored region.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-14

) N B0urn juror In Justice court 2 25
Barney Miller care county charge 8 SO
g E Shcro juror justice court 2 %
B + Watts |" 2 25
J M Bourn g" !" 2 25
II Shudar blacksmlthing, bill
$24; allowed 10
J A Steinllne Justice fees IL
The reports Of w A. Turner, over
seer district L; and F. A. Mccall, pro-
bate Judge were ut this time approved.
Boarh adjourned until Aug. 4.
TUESDAY, AUG. 4th;-The board
having made personal examination OF
the county road from Roberts place
to the head OF Thorn Creek built un
Ter contract by David Nevians, and
tinding that said road has been built
according to the terms OF the contract
it is hereby ordered that said road
work be accepted on the.part Of tht
:oanty. and that the auditor is here.
by authorized to draw warrtnt GU
the general road fund 10 favor of the
said David Nevians for the sum OF
5000 for clearing right OF way on said
road as per contract, and the auditor
is further authorized to darw war
rent on the general road fund for thu
sum of $3.50 In part payment OF tht
contract for constructing said road,
The balance, $4,000 to be paid whef
the damage to the river line caused
by the construction of said road is re-
paired.
The board having made persona
examination OF the Santa road from
the Lundt place to the top of Beaver
hill constructed by John p. Breng--
nan under contract, and having
found the same constructed according
&c contract, it was ordered that the
auditor draw his warrent on the gen.
eral road fund IN the sum OF 81 900 in
p1yment Of said road work as per con-
tract.
The board having made personal
examination of the Santa road from
the divide at the head OF Thorn creek
to the McDee ranch built by John p,
Brengman under contract and having
found same according to contract II
was ordered that the auditor be auth
orized to draw q warrent on the gen.
eral road fund In favor of the said J
p. Brengman 10 the sum Of $3.50 fol
the building Of 478 rods of road at 81
per rod.
It was at this time ordered thai
the auditor draw warrent on tn,
special road fund of road district No
% for the sum OF $l6O In favor OF w
w. Ferrell 10 part payment Of th'
contract for building the St. Joe road
Afternoon session:-The following
bills were allowed:
+ NJ Cox wrk on road $50
II A Brown sup rd dist SO %
A G Noble Oversecr dist9 III q
David Nevian work on road 6
Geo. Wright sup to dist 20 % Il
T. N Jellum Oyerseer dist 25 Al 81
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County News



planning mill of the CoeCr d'Alene
Lumber company, last Saturday, en-.
failing loss of SS5, 900, with So,
insurance. The boiler house, and
some piles Of dressed lumber were al
so consumed, and the dry kiln dam
aged. Only by heroic work by the
drc department, assisted by citizens
and two engines from Spokane, was
the fire checked from reaching the big
mill. Sixty-1ve men are thrown out
Of employment by the disaster, but
Manager G. w. Mason says the plant
will be rebuilt. Three men were 10
jured in the fire, A. BARTLETT, a con
tractor, was assisting the flremen
near the boiler room when the cylin.
der head blew out, a piece of the met
al striking Mr.. Bartlett's leg below
the knee and badly MASKING the mem
Der. Amputation was necessary.
Herbert IIeineman, foreman in th.
mill, and Engineer Chas. Bailey had
their hands severely burned. a
The fire is still burning on some
made ground and cannot be extin-
guished. "a tfepft
Thomas Cleland, the notorious
Standpoint saloon keeper, was again
placed under the strong hand of tn,
law, on Thursday of last week. on a
charge OF conducting a disorderl,
house, on complaint fled by JOIN,
Coffey. Cleland was taken before
Justice John A. Steinlein, who set
the trial for Monday and released th.
prisoner on 500 bond. Cleland re-
turned to his place and securing a
six shooter went to the Coffey resi-.
dence and threatened to do bodil.
harm to both Mr.. and Mrs. CoRey.
Again Cieland was arraigned on b
charge Of threats to do bodily harm,
and lodged In Jail TO await his trial
Monday ~
The Masons organized at Laclede,
August lst, instituting, Pend d..
Oreille Lodge. Ancient Order of Fret
and Accepted Masons. Grand Master
D. II. Mason, of Occur d'Alene, wa.
instituting officer, and the new lodge
starts out with good prospects. DR.
Prindle is master Of the new lodge
A banquet, prepared by the ladies
was served at closing. A new hall !.
building.
Mrs. ID. H. Budlong, and sou o1
Occur d'Alene City, departed Sunday
for San Francisco, on their way tt
the Hawaiian islands. Mrs. Budlonl
Is the wife of Col. Budlong, register
of the U. s. land Office at Coeur
d'Alene. They expect to be gon,
about three months. 9
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-14

Feature Of Idaho's Mineral Exhibit.
FuahO's Executive Commissioner,
G. B. HURT, says that feature OF
1daho's mineral exhibit will be a
boulder weighing over a ton, taken
from the mine at HALEY. The boul-
der is so per cent pure silver.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-14
B M Peterson ovcrscer dist = 80

Lewis Howe, SO; i. @. Pafnnt, IL; q.
Wright, 20: Chas. Crockett, IS; MikE
Burke. 40; G. A. Morgan, ~; H. Fl
Manning, i; Thos, Whelpley. 46; ~
A. Burroughs, 42: A. NJ. TIrnbull, 81
Albert Hageman, Is; Abner Curtis
10; G. II. Staulfer, Al; John McDu6i,I
3; F. M. Cox, Sls A. q. Noble, o; Pert
ley Martin, s; T. Thomas, 20; Martid
Gilbertsou,. II.
At this timc the following btllA
were rejected, 1t Appearing to the
board that they are not just accounts
against the county:
J Il SIkler $li
Il Wade room rent small pox
patient 3
Richard Barrett coroner's Juror 9
Adjourned until Aug. 9th.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 5:-- Board
met at 9:30 o'clock, = m. Commiss
sloners all present. Minutes read and
approved.
At this time the petition OF A. Or
Fry and 26 Others for public Rad
described as follows; beginning at {
point on the present county road ~
bout 800 yards west bf the house df
Henry Tank In section 30 In Up. 82;
Nr2 Il thence In an easteriy; direc-
tlon passing the said house OF Henry
Tank and running easterly to lot OF
section 40 Up az Nr2l1 total OF AZ
bout 500 yards distance, came UP fdt
hearing and after due consideration
approved, and Arthur Bunton and
Louis Barker with the county surveys
Or were appointed a. viewers to view
out plat and survey said road and
make their report 10 this board. Tho
bond Of the above petitioners was ap<
proved.
The billof d. r. Butler for nUld.
ing an autopsy on the body Of Whit-
neck, deceased, was after due .cnnsid-
Grafton rejected, it appearing to tho
board tnat sald ID. II. butler Is not :
licensed doctor. rs
Afternoon Session'--Inr gpetltion
OF ". a, Berry and ~ DINERS Tor 6
pubic ROAD as foilows' commencing
at a point on the Cocolalla Valley
road about 100 feet north OF MORT
Creek bridge ~ the NH erof secs
lion 70 Up 90 y ", thence running
-asterly ana southerly course 10 PITT
near the SE corner OF section 70 Tb
% y : . !" intefsecting Inc county
road near tnis po'nt' agaiu comnience
ing AZ point ABOUT zoo yards soutn
OF Inomas seed's mouse on Cocolaiia
road. tnence running IN an easterly
direction 70 Dulort Spuffon the NJ
railroad, again commencing corner
between sections IA and W T2 50 3
", thence running IN soutnerly dr.
ection 70 intersect tne Cocoaaiia sai-
ley county road ending ator near II.
d. Garrason's mousse was az tnis Time
duly approved ana the county survey
Or with Put Brown and Jcnn Camp
oell were appointed as viewers 10 view
OUT, piat aou survey said rOa0, etc.
Tne roilowing Dllis were aiiowed:
; M. Baoo'tt Iafc TOT prisOnef$ = oV
| 81 Maries HOtei DOard prisoners ~ %
+ Yost printing del tsx list % %
W Royce sup oist ~ 80 ~
| !" extras "a grader ais ~ So
road supplies 40 10
Coeur d'Alene hmpr 20 supplies
Dill $o2.oz, allowed % ~
Butter y culver sup 70 20 cnargc 80
Fred n Nice wrk ra d'st = 10
W IL Emery assisting snesiH
a .Ao, s''' po~ pas'e"o
"A CiarA "rk oisC AZ 20 20
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Commissioners Proceedings.
continued from last week,

JIohn LYONS constable fees, bill
. $l7.25; allowed 10 40
Henry Lortie work poor farm 20
w II Clcland team hire 81 so
john F Yost printing blanks as 25
St. Mares Stable freight 5 35
~ 1. team hire 8
T B Rollins justice fees is IS
Eugene Stowe taking testimony 5
Elmer Hite wrk rd dist 6 18
Bonner Mile Co sup dist l3 IA 85
K w Haviland w.k Tyson brdg II
J w Kennedy blacksmithing ] 50
Roy Barto wrk I'd dist 6 81
S M Babbitt wrk Tyson bridge s
F w Haviland sup = j" 8
s NJ Babbltt constable fee, bill
$92.5O allowed IS 25
A J Kent constable fees 43 60
J M Bourn juror In justice court 2 25
Barney Miller care county charge 9 SO
g E Shcro juror justice court 2 %
B + Watts I" 2 25
II Shudar blacksmlthing, bill
$24; allowed 10
J A Steinllne Justice fees IL
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
"MAIn or HONOR. A MAN.
Brooklyn Girls Strange Innovation
At Her Wed,Iiug

AANA
In the Church of the Good Shep-
herd, Brooklyn, took place wedding
at which a man who had been a
schoolmate of the bride was maid of
honor" The bride was Miss Adaline
Weber, and Raymond f. Barnes, of
Railway, n. j., was the bridegroom.
Walter w. Travis was the brides
attendant.
MIR. Travis led the bridal process
sion up the aisle, taking the part that
usually falls to the maid of honor.
Miss Weber, who is one of the
bellies of Brooklyn and daughter of
"A retired broker, told why she select
ed Mr.. Travis.
You see," she said, "he and |
nave been friends ali our lives. We
were chums at school, and when nv
engagement was announced decided
he should have prominent place at
my wedding. / had selected six
bridesmaids, intending to make one
the maid of honor, but it seemed i'm
possible to select from the six, and
then l thought of Mr.. Travis. /
asked him, and he accepted, and
there you are"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

at the same time bestow gifts upon
those who are in worse circumstances
than we are, not "letting our left
hand know what our right hand
doeth." Then shall we be pleasing
God, who will own and bless us and
will, when time is no more, say,
"Come ye blessed of my father, in
herit the kingdom prepared for you
from the foundation of the world"
JAMES L. POWELL.
Tibitha, Va.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
The Best Remedy For Croup.

tFrom the Atchison, Kan. Daily Globe.l
This is the season whom the woran who
knows the best remedies for Group is in de-
mand in every ncighborhood. One OF the
most terrible things In the world is TO be
awakened In the middle or the night by a
whoop from ono OF the children. The cruop
remedies are almost ~ sure to be Lost, I'm case
of Group. as a revolver is sure TO he lost in
case OF hurgiars- There used to he an old
fashioned remedy for Group. known as hive
syrup and toiu. but some modern mothers gay
that Chamberlsins Cough Remedy is better,
and does not cost 90 much. It causes the pa
tieut to throw up the phleem" quicker. and
gives relief In a shorter time. Give this rem
edy as soon ~ the oroupy cough appears and
IL Will prevent the attack. Il never fails and
Is pleasant and safe to take,
For sale by Messick. Long & Co.. Iryington;
w. A. Damcron & Bro.. wccms,G. w. Sanders
& Son. White Stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
cred by too many slaves. Two or
three are all care to own anyhow,
despite my advancing wears.

cred by too many slaves. Two OF
three are all l care to own anyhow,
despite my advancing years.
Although 1 am as stiff as the
wooden horse of Troy nowadays, AM
have no more digestion than thai
empty-stomached beast, can't stand
so much nagging.
My old friend, Whirlwind, a dis
tant connection of the late Xanthos,
owner of Achilles, says the Richmond
People Show was as good as any ex-
hibit of its kind he has ever beheld.
And he ought to know, for he has
even been groomed and attended by
cannibals.
Whirlwind, who, by the way, was
feeling his oats when last saw him,
also told me he had only one kick to
make. He said that in our stable he
noticed several commoners, whose
ancestors were or the most plebian
stock-mere street car horses. These
offensive intruders 20: in on their
good looks, style and manners, but
for all that they are not of our set.
Horse aristocracy, despite few thick
skinned pushing plugs, is the most
exclusive thing on earth.
But enough; my valet is waiting
to give me sponge bath. The poor
brute has worked hard this week,
and want to give him "night off"
this evening.
Good luck to you. Editor, may your
groomsmsn always put plenty of
corn in your crib.
(SignedD SKINFAxI, JR.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
BE ON THE SAFE SIDE

by insuringyourpropertyi in the Northern
Neck Mutual Fire Association. Dwell.
ings, outbuildings, barns, furniture and
farming utensils insured in the counties
OF Lancaster, Northumberland, Rich.
mond and Wsstmoreland. Rates cheap
and requirements reasonable, which will
be made known OH application. Al
losses have been paid promptly.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

To the Reader; The foregoing was
handed me by sold Hatrack," our
green grocer's venerable horse, with
the request that l deliver it to the
editor. l am not responsible for it.
After reading the article, however, 1
have about concluded that Skinfaxi
can gallop clean away from Inc when
it comes to writing.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
Consumption

Salt pork is a famous old.
fashioned remedy for con
sumption. "Eat plenty of
pork" was the advice to the
conSumptive 50 and Ioc
years ago
Salt pork is good if a man
can stomach it. The idea
behind it is that fat is the
food the consumptive needs
most.
Scott'sEmulsionisthem
crn method of feeding fat to
the consumptive. Pork is too
rough for sensitive stomachs.
SCOTS Emulsion is the most
refined of fats, especially
prepared for easy digestion.
Feeding him fat in this
way, which is often the only
way, is half the battle, but
SCOTS Emulsion does more
than that. There is some
thing about the combination
of cod liver oil and hypophos-
paitcs II SCOTS Emulsion
chat puts new life into the
weak parts and has a special
action on the diseased lunns
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
A Runaway Bicycle

Terminated with an ugly cut on the leg of
]. II. Orner, Franklin Grove, III. 1t doyelopcd
a stubborn ulcer unyielding IL doctors aud
remedies for four years. Then Bucklen's
Arnica Salve cured. It's just as good for
Burns. Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles.
Only 25c. at Ellis G. Richardson's, Kilmar-
mock, and T. J. Hayden & Sons, Irvington.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
''KErcz-AwIs" FROM xvraYwzEar.

The men who turn their attention
to clerking and bookkeeping in stores
have little chance of reaching SAL
airy greater than 81 900 per annum.
The mechanic and even the day lab
orer is better raid in the great cities
than the bookkeeper and clerks in
the stores. The industrious young
man in the country can make more
and save more money on the farm
than he can earn in the store.-Poto.
mac Progress.
This is shifting world we live in.
He who revels in wealth, and receives
the applsudits of the world today
may be next to friendle and pinched
by poverty tomorrow. We are re-
minded of this by the condition in
which the once popular actress, Ma
dam Jsnauschek, finds herself today.
She is now spendingthe closing days
OF her life in Saratoga, New York,
in almost state Of poverty. So near
to want has she come that abe ID
compelled to sell her theatrical cost
umes and her souvenirs to meet her
necessitiea-Free Lance.
The people Of the South do not
want the negro deported. They are
already suffering greatly from the in
cursions of the labor agent who are
taking away the best domestic SER
wants of this section to supply the
deficiency Of such servants in the
North and West. But they want
them improved morally and mental
ly, and when so improved taught to
understand the dignity of labor and
the validity and obligation of con.
tracts. The negro ia here to stay,
and all schemes of emigration should
be dismissed and we must make the
most of him.-Retsrsharq Indea-Ap.
peal.
Down in North Carolina the South
ern Railroad is receiving come com.
mendation from the press for dis,
charging two of its employees fol
drinking. The Raleigh Post con.
cludes brief reference to the matter
with the statement that "business
requirements are now the most effec
tive agencies in promoting temper.
ance 30 far az liqaor indulgence il
concerned" That is dou btless true
The young man who looks forward
to business career in any capacity
whatever exposes hiwself to q mo
mentous peril il he takes the risk oi
forming the liquor habit. Ia mos
cases this habit fastens itself upor
its victims unawarea. The man who
often remarks that he can quit a
any time, very frequently does no
quit The time never comes wher
ne admits to himself that he want,
to quit until he is enslaved and is M
longer his own master. When tina
time comes, the victim is worthless
excepting as sickening example t.
others. -Danoine Register.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13
JUST WHAT YOU NEED.

chamberiain's stomach aud Liver Tablets
When you feel duh after eating.
When you have no appetite.
When you have bad taste in the mouth.
When your liver is torpid.
When your bowels are constipated.
When you have headache.
When you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite, cleanse
and tnviRorate your stomach, aud regulate
your liver and bowels. Price - cents per tox.
For sale by Messick, Long IS Co.. Irvington;
WA Damcron * Bro, Weems; G. w. san lcrs
* Son, white Stone.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

The New York Press, Republi-
can paper, says of portrait of
General Robert Z. Lee: "One could
easly imagine it the head of god.
And it Is not idealized in the remot-
est degree"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

Beware of Ointmepts for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
as mercury win surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derauge the whole sys-
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable ply
to the good you Gao possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
+. }. Cheney 3 Co.. Toledo. o.. containcs NO
mercury. and 10 taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
or the system. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
pc sure you get the genAtnc; IL is taken In
Cheney Co. TESTIMONIALS free
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family PILLS are the best
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1903-11-13

And verify / found this to be true
when l reached the big stable. The
night first took promenade around
the tanbark elipsold with several
Kentucky cousine of mine, / was