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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-29
BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS Houston.
Texas. January 3, l9O3.-Sealed propos .ls
addressed 10 y. D. Bryan, SECRETARY OF
the city Of Houston, Texas, VIII b. re-
ceived up 10 ~ o'clock noon, on Monday,
February . 1893, sor The construction ~
a brick city hall and market house and
market shed on what Is knOWn as market
sudarc, IN this city, Acc"rdiLg To- pl1ns
and specifications on 9ie NJ ne nfire ~
the CITY secretary and ~ he pfIice ID
Gcor-r / Dickey a Co, archi s.,S. Tho
ELS receives the rigdt TO reject ;py .u;d
al bis
All bids INST he qccompa nied ~ az
tilted check for $1,000 on any bank IS
Houston, made payable to the mayo Of
said city without conditions, same to be
forfeited as liquiGatcd damages IN case
~ fqIIJ.p ~ sucuOrstul b'dlar To cent
into contract and bond as required by the
,r1y cornell within ten days after being
uot'lg Of acceptance al bid.
The successful hidder viii be ieqa'Iad
10 furnish n bond In the sum ~ twenty
ave thousand (S25,OOO.OOl dollars with
any responsible individuals or surety coin
many as bondsmcn for the faithful per-
iornance Of the work as per contract
The contractor will be governed by all
the ordinances OF the city regulating or
nartaining to public works, especially the
labor ordinance, passed February u. 1902
and must sgree TO proper deductions FROM
contract price for violations thereof
O. r Holt, Mayor
n u BRYAN city secretary 81 %
roT E.-Msn's 81 shoes. sec at De Merritt
shoe Cos S5
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EaE', Masonic pin on vest; quiet and
s ss'i any Information TO his whereabouts
~ oe appreciated by his wife Mrs.
Y Hnsaglns, $685. Caroline street, Hous-
" leGas. %
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WANTED-A Arst class woods foreman
one hundred thousand capacity mill. Also
two section foremcr for IRAN road. None
but competent. reliable men need apply,
Address Texas Tie and Lumber Co.
Clncsburg. Texas. 81
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500 SECURES deed to ten tracts Of OIL
lands between Sour Lake and SARATOGA
guShcls ana ID l,lug site on lloskms
monnd Circular nee. 5. A. itueton
Houston Teas -
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NOTfCE-The annual meeting Of the Young
Mems Mutual Real Estate and Building
Association was adjourned 10 meet at
$50 D. III Tuesday. February 3, in the
ofhee Of r. w House. for the election
OF directors the amending OF the By
presented II Is important thst ever
Shareholder should be present, Jas F,
Dumble. secretary 3
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WANTED-Si situation as sick nurse by mid
dleaged white woman. Address 9123 this
Office. ~
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TRADE or EXCHANGE.

GOOD horses and wagons 20 trade for hogs
J. W. Wheeler, 1919 Preston %
FOR SALE or exchange for city property.
improved or unimproyed, truck farm Of
29Is acres on shell road near Houston
Ielghts six miles Of court house, worth
easy $500. Apply 1908 Hamilton St
REAL ESTATE For exchange magnificent
plantation andsstock ranch Ia Old Mexico:
pastures fGtten iC0p beeves per nnnum
plantation. tobacco, vanilla. rubber sugar
cane, rice, coffee: abundant water: beau
tlful home; healthy climate, value $4,000:
what have you for eXchangef Albert
Tozer, Phoenix Athletic club. San An,
toulo, Texas y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WHO WANTS. 70 open furniture siorc AZ
Dale, Caldwell county TeNasY rho housr
Is tesdy AddrpsS H. u W.. box TO-
Dale. Texas ID
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|g es,, ~ lEB will open her enbroid-
q man, @ondSy, February ,; will teach
|fl,i sI@tSG oly, All wishing TO he en-
I.hi lGi e " some at once. Old phone
n - loltie avenue = |
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A POSITION wanted by o colored woman
TO cook; prefers a first class place TO cool
for. Address go broadway. "
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"a ihot y a s1d ! viii send a prescrip-
sss d tbs guarantee to cure the worst
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9.nisl ana mn c ioc latest issue Texas mat
/, sslpa M correspondence paper Main.
Z Housien' 5ekaS people. r. Ran bor
Am -----Ade- 2
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WANTED Experienced civil engineer who
IS good draughtsman l.. j. Kopkr.
Box 1854, Beaumont, Texas. -
WANTED-2C0 coiored families TO 90 10
Portland Ark. to cultivate and grow
cotton: everything furnished 10 assist you
in making a crop. there are no boil
weeyilS there. eau on or address j j.
Skies. care RICE hotel. Houston, Texas. 20
TELEPHONES $50 bring messenger boys.
day or night, warm or cold, rain or shine.
go
WANTED - Sausage makers. Houston
Packing Co. tt
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N0TTcF or ANNrAT MEETING Notice
h hereby qfcon that the hoard Of direc-
tors of tho Houston East md West Texas
RAILWAY Company has called q meeting
~ Tho stockhoidprs ~ said company to
convene Mt tho principal offire ~ the
company IN Houston. Tcxos, Ut 70 o'clock
m. on tho 2Hh dar y January 1908. for
the election Of directors and the trans
action OF such business NJ may he law
fully transacted NJ m annual meeting:
and has also called meeting Of the
hoard Of directors ~ said company to
convene at the SAM Mace on the same
dav Immediately after adjournment Of
such stockholders meeting for the elec-
tlrn Of Officers md the transaction Of
such business ns may be lawfully trans
acted an an annual meeting Of the direr-
TORS r. Dargan SfcretNrv f.2a
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A GOOD housekeeper and cook win one
child wants place with a lady who has
small family: country town preferred. AZ
dress Widow. this office. .,
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WANTED-- Position at first class salary 10y
experienced lady sterographer, neat, rapid
and accurate: 90 anywhere references,
1859. this office, ~
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TITLE WANT ADS
4 bring big results.
HELP WANTED.

SOMPElENr cook, good wages 20
rlg1t person. Apply 1904 Main s.,
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

L. p. MOODY.
Attorney for First
National Bank of Houston,
1003Is Congress Avenue.
ALEXANDER BARTTLINGCK, attorney.
notary public aud United States commis.
sioner. ONCE l0l0A Congress. Il
MUM s. MUM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
CROCKETT, TEXAS.
". ]. Townsend, Attorney at Law ana
General Collection Agent President Ange-
lima County National Bank. Lufkin. Texas-
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Junk, iron, brass, zinc, lead, rope bones
bottles, rubber, etc; country shipments
solicited; wholesale dealer; telephone toldl
236, new 476 Louis kaminsky, 1870
Preston avenue. corner Austin. IT
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TITLE WANT ADS
6 bring big results.

xrrss..s 49,
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h-sft7o- nior raes,Ife
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WHO WANTS. % open q furniture storr ~
Dale, Caldwell county TeNasy rho housr
Is tcsdy AddresS H. ~. W., box tt.
be.e. Texas 30
III SIN-Ts,sc. ,sfT w. = 49, 49, ,-7-----,,
Sn., M r,sri s,r.c, ,h,r 80 p.lN'
,.,,,ns n ers, 49, s
any ImS nf bpSiura, os1 r,n,s , ,,," '.i
HE AMY :" iobn Wnt,i n,,S, ,se.W
mont,
pATE,NTs J7r,T.--, 800 t,- IL.
ans M To-. .,s,,i',t, ,., ~ 49,"
Wslc1 isei Niiio "a S,c,cc, ~ III
i'ub 49,, ,Vnst ~, ~, S'''VnS Z" W. ~
----.--1-- y 80, y @s . ,o1l-
DOt ttlH 4 thorouga up.to.tutc practition>
or igo6ine frr location VIII lind good
GpIe9lns "a one Of ne best towns 81 , tSl
ms nht A"' - "'"'eSs'"S 81 80
..-." 's On on nee ----- 20
CUT PRICE Perfumes aud Toilet Waters
~ haf price, Cockrel Il BQnucr, 62
Naln. ---.---...-.-. 20
FOR SALE on EXCHANGE Double
stcrchouse 5ox1U Cframcl, lct S2xi30.
dwelling mouse adjoining ten rooms, Two
lots, ld4Nt2O; stock general m urrbandisp
and fixtures, ynlue about S5Ol3s yamp OF
real estate 5000, iu hsst coast town.
county scat. doing nood business. fne
ch0uce for man that wants 10 come 10 tae
toost' VIZ! sen Tor cash or trade Tor buSi'
~ ana itopeftN M central OF North
NA"", N""d NiVt HNS4hcSn preferred, Al
~. '''s ~. --------.--
hNN SAl.h ss1Hhlahgd 11nE store, month
srlrr SigS1, rSos go V'sui ,, s'SG , wv
n, Vs., 'yatN. ''i.e
ii|L Gi So, S'S ~, ''S' tt'' 49, ,". ~
1" ~ .l'",' ~, 80 .l"lG s.tSS'' e'
NSf 80 ~ ~ i;..N1nn Tor Wl aetllli-
tH"i 'Mpt.Hlcut oufufsa' UiVs' NWS,
.oUAS on L3utoau 'front.' NulduS 4VAlo1
tEsttt, ~" no9'Si hIN Ie"lu'uiei NaN every.
the best Town bcftycen Houston nnd Renu.
mont for mn inulrnent biislnrss, NO ot.
position, Viii sali ON fnyornlJS tarnis br
Trade for rnod I,ud Ad,,rrss Iobn n
t'r,fg p,r.,rN ''"'''" '''" ~
80 " .l,,,i, ''
FOR SALE A snap In good newspaper
plant In Coraicaua ON easy tcHns Al,
dress box 42. CorSaaua, TEXAS ~
SlC0 SEI'IFRES dreI ~ tru rrncfs ~ Nh
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9sI n ~ hv4IdnIeN 70 cure the WORST
non isr 1,pllm. morphine, etc. habits
s an Ia ~ twenty days The medi
|.,@ tlled bv dIOlsht at any drug store
4 ~ Is much cheaper tban u sanSin,,
~ 4 co5,r medicine We pledge ~ overS
|ps folloTs,ps'ete cure II simnin dtrcct ions
'stde7ilslN All communications strictIy,
U TsIssh Address Lock ROY q Hons
|flE q
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y. ,.sars eTp sigigston Ice creamer, Z"
n . aee and f epcgg at Austln. makes
d bo ,s SLIPS ali oi Ices known to the
etAf. 3, IT, 10
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PROFESSIONAL.

MRS. DAY, general stenographer; private
Office 202 Binz building; old phone 1927
II
Or. FARRELL, 302 Moore.Burnett bu ID
ing; diseases OF women and obstetrics
and diseases OF the rectum. III
INVESTIGATE our new club propositions.
The Pantitorium. 2l2 San Jaclnto. Y
TRACY g. DUNN, attorney at law, aud
United States commissioner; over Norris
Bros Houston. l-5l
S. o. COTTON & BRO, IRE tornado and
accident Insurance agents. 1905 Franklin
ayenue. II
BEST TEETH. $500 per set: gas or air
administered. Diamond Dental Company;
e02ia Main street. q
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filed only by most com
pi,rt Pharmacists and prepared from
rfg drgus very reasonable prices.
i IsVyn 4 Anderson,
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CoLORBD WOMAN wants a first class
place 10 nurse. do housework or cook for
privnte family. Call at rs Andrews
street. 81
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POSITION by competent lady stenographer
owning machine; six months experience
as stcnographor: proficient IN use OF type
writer and familiar With Office work. Ad-
dress g752 this ofnce. II
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RICE FARM OUTFIT on
leased nnd 800 acres; two.thirds cash.
balance ON cnsy terms Fred Hathaway,
Nedrrland. Texas II
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SITUATION WANTED by February 10 to
nurse aud do upstairs housework by re-
spectacle white woman in respectable
family. Address Z. o. Box 40, Houston
Heights. Texas 30
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WANTED Three neat girls for dining room
cook for restaurant TO he opened about
February I Address r. BernHrd man
ager Arcade restaurant, Beaumont.
Teyns 81
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l,'oyant FORM iE' scientific paimistTy,
~ street. e telling. Cali at l0i6
VA 4
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WANTED-Ry n settled lady place to
nurse an old lady or TO keep house for an
old couple. Address 1905 Washington
avenue. 10
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4 ihoroaeb c, scholarship emitting YOU
~ n mg os9i,ISe N shorthand taught
~ b seenpi lrice or by mail and assist
!. al Sienoras z position. Mrs. Day.
,s.--sA.ea, TEXAS apGner' POE Binz building
AhAlIF ~, Old phone 1927. II
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

WANTED-Positio as cook or nurse girl
T03 Hamilton street. 81
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WANTED Position nv competent and OK.
perieuced lady stenographer; state salary.
Address A. c., this Office. 81
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{ i9.las street "a A., KlTTREDGE. $685.
~ s9ae Tesdlbgo rlglnal and only erys.
N y Texas elalrYoyant spirit me.
lefses On ,est articles located.
~ l0Vrs,--siS-ll money. /
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FDEE TRANSPORTATION to New Orleans
NJ st. Louis for men 70 learn barber
trade; special offer allowed for thirty
days as we have no college nearer; steady
prnctice can only be had in larger cities
take advantage ot tho best opportunities
M least expense: short term completes.
tools. diplomas, positions and board Giycu;
beware Of fakes using similar names; We
have no college In Texas or Colorado,
write nearest branch Molcr System Bar
her College, New Orleans, La. or ST.
Louis Mo 80
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-07

For probsbly the first time in
the memory of the oldest inhabi-
tants, Rathdrum has a case oi
scarlet fever. Little Romeo por-
Ter, son OF Joseph Porter, is i'll
with the dread scourpe. On
Monday night, the board OF vii
fage trustees met in special ses-
sion and passed an emergency
ordinance placing a quarantine
upon the residence. Sheriff Whit
ney served the ordinance and set
mp the yellow flag. At last re-
ports the condition of the patient
IS not alarming.
The county commissioners. are
discussing a proposition to build
an addition on the jail, to be oc-
cugiel by in insane persons a.
waiting examination.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-07
Notice Of Teachers Institute.

Rathdrum, Ida, July IS, 1903.
All teachers OF kootenai County
are hereby notified that the Koote.
mai County Teachers Institute
will convene at Rathdrum, Idaho.
Aug. 81, 1903, and continue in
session five days.
Complete topical program will
follow sometime later, and teach
ers arc requested to make some
preparation along the line Of topics
submitted.
Sec. 1852, Idaho School Law
says, sit shall be the duty of all
teachers engaged in the County,
and all persons holding certificates
to attend such institute and parti.
cipate IN the exercises thereof
etc."
II you desire an interesting and
profitable time, come prepared to
do your part toward making it so.
II you have question of inter-
est to you, send it to ME before
Aug. II, and | will arrange to
have it brought up for considera-
ton during the Institute. Prof.
Miles +. Reed Of the University of
Idaho will conduct the Institute
and several Of kcotenai County,s
successful teachers will assist as
instructors.
Very truly yours,
+. 6. Egbers, Sup't.
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Bright'S Disease.

The largest sum ever paid for a pre-
scription, changed hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug. 80, 1901. The transfer in
volved in coin and stock $ll2, 500. 90
and was paid by party of business
men for specific for Bright's Disease
and Diabetes, hitherto incurable dis
eases.
They commenced the serious inyes
tigation OF the specific Nov. Is, 1900.
They interviewed scores of the cured
and tried IL out on its merits by pu,
ting over three dozen Gases on thu
treatment and watching them. The,
also got physicians to name chronic.
incurable cases, and administered il
with the physicians for judges. VI
to Aug. %, eighty-seyen per cent OF
the test Cases were either well or pro
crossing fayorably.
There being but thirteen per cent OF
failures, the parties were satisfied and
closed the transaction. The proceed.
ings of the investigating committee
and the clinical reports of the test cas-
es were published and will be mailed
free on application, Address JOHN J.
FULTON COMPANY, 42O Montgomer,
st. San Francisco, Cal.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-07

There was a dance at Hauser.
Saturday night, which was at
tended by a considerable number
Of Rathdrum young people. \
large crowd is said to have been
present and good orderpreyalled.
The dance broke up at three
hours past midnight.
The Oxiords ofSpokane played
a return game Of base bali here,
Sunday last, and defeated the
home team, 6 to 3. 1t was a
nine inning game and is reported
to have been a good one, in fact,
one of the best OF the season. At
the 18th inning the score stood 3
| to 2 in favor of the Rathdrum
lads, but, by some wild throwing
and a few errors they were shut
out for the balance OF the game.
The Elks will play here, next
Sunday.
At it's special meeting Monday
night, the village trustees voted
a levy of 5 mills on town proper
ty, This is the first regular as
sessment levied by the board and
es for general purposes. The
valuation OF property in Rath-
drum being fixed at $4,000, the
levy of 5 mills will raise $3.50.
Some Of the business men are de-
sirous OF having the board APP.
point a town marshall.
| Attorney S. Il. Henry and Consta-
BILE A. ]. Kent, Of Boomers Ferr,
were pleasant callers at the Tribun,
Office Wednesday,
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street. The clerk was instructed
to employ n guard over the TOR
Ter house.
1t was voted that Vim. Ashley,
Jr., be employed to survey
Occur d'A!ene, Mill, Mccartney
Gray, LIST, End, Bird and Post
streets, and kootenai county
avenue to establish a grade lol
the town, Mr.. Ashley to be pald
500 for his services. Louis Cham'
bard, clerk of the board, was
granted a leave Of absence Tor .
weeks. Bill OF j. S. Rushing W.
%, for road work, was allowed
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-07
The Idaho Came Law

License under the provisions OF
this law are of three classes, viz.
a license for bonafide resident of
Idaho for six months prior to the
date OF issuance, costing ST., enti-
ties the holder to fish and hunt all
kinds OF game within the state,
subject to the restrictions of the
act; license for a. nonresident Of
Idaho, costing SIS, entities the
holder to fish and hunt feathered
game only, subject to the restrict
ions Of the act; license for anon
resident OF Idaho, costing S1s,
entities the holder to fish and hunt
all kinds Of game within the state
subject to the restrictions OF the
act.
All persons, except females and
children under the age Of 2 years,
must, in order to legally hunt or
take FISH, procure a license Of the
proper class.
The open season for the various
kinds Of protected fish and game
are as follows, towit:
Trout, grayling, bass and sun
fish, from April to November l.
Quail, from November / to De-
cember I.
Turtle dove, snipe and plover,
from July IS to February IS.
Sage hen, pheasant; grouse pra-
irie chicken and fool hen, from
August IS to December /.
Ducks, geese and swan, from
September IS to February IS.
Deer, elk, mountain sheep and
goat, from September / to Dec
ember 81.
The act also provides : certain
limitations as to the manner OF
taking, and as to the quantity Of
fish and the, number OF certain
kinds Of game which may be taker
or killed in one day or in one sea
son, which are as follows, towit:
/ Crawling, trout, bass and sur
fish may be caught only with hool
and line attached to a pole ane
held in the hand.
| Not more than one elk, two dee
one mountain sheep, one goat O.
one ibex may be killed in one sea
son.
None OF the game protected b,
the act shall be hunted with dog
or taken with traps or snares.
/ Trout, grayling, bass or sun fisl
shall not be sold or offered for sal,
at any season OF the year.
No Monaghan pheasant shall b
hunted or killed prior to March l
1907.
The hunting and killing G
moose, buffalo, antelope and carl
bou are perpetually prohibited.
The taking Of salmon, sturgeon
: carp, mullet, suckers and whit
fish with seine or spear is permit
ted.
All licenses expire on Februrar
, IS next following the date of issu
ance.
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THERE are little men in hi

THERE are little men in big
places in Idaho who think
that any exposure of official
corruption will ''hurt the
perty." Hence they wink and
blink. and look wise and say
hush whenever a SCALA
Wag in office is found out.
They are not Roosevelt repub-
licans. This same class of lit
tie fellows are Struggling their
shoulders and winking and
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-07


ONE Of the most rcprchen-
siblc tendencies manifest in
political journalism is the con-
slant, severe, and often unfair
and i'll advised efforts of the
minority to find fault with,
and bclittle the efforts of the
party in power, to overlook
its good deeds, and magnify
it's bad acts, and to ascribc
sinister motives to services of
officials for the public veal.
No sooner does one political
party assume the reins Of gov
eminent than it becomes the
target for all manner Of abuse
from the opposite element.
Its every move is regarded
with mistrust. The laws which
it makes are misconstrued, its
appropriations are frowned
upon and no efforts are spar
ed to persuade the voters in
to the belief that they are be-
ing governed BY a set of graf
tiers and boodlers, and that
the taxes which they pay is
being all filched from the
public Golfers for selfish, per
sonal purposes. Selfish mo-
tives ambitious schemes are
often attributed to the best
and most pstriotic and mag
unanimous Of public servants, :
in fact it is intrinsically true
in most cases that a man.
greatness can be accuratcl,
measured by the severity witt
which he is traduced.
Some acts Of the present
state administration are I'm
mercifully criticised by tht
democratic press. 1t is point
ed out, for instance, that tht
establishment of the beet sug
ar bounty is unmitigated OK
travagancc and robbery o
the tax payers, when, in poin
Of fact it is to encourage al
infant industry and multipl.
the agricultural resources 0
the state. II will add wealtl
to the state and will be al
important branch of what vii
probably BE our most cndur
ing industry. The legislator
in offering a beet sugar boun
ty, had keen eye to tn
future and a proper solicitud
for posterity.
Another strained effort
being made for political cap1
tai by endeavoring to wor
dissention in republican rank
by affirming that Governo
Morrison has appointed prom
inent democrats 10 places c
power and trust. such as reg
ents of the state university
when, in truth, the law pro
vides that the regents mus
not all be of the same politi
cal faith.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A l60 acre farm on Eight Mill
Prairie, near Rathdrum, Idaho, for
sale. Terms, $1,000. Should be cash.
but II cannot get all cash, will arbi,
trate. For information, address w.
+. GRAY, Davenport, Iowa. jl3l-ti
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-07

blinking. A party is never
weakened, but is always
strengthened by turning its
rascal out.-Clipper.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-07
HoW's THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh tina,
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrt
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY \ CO, Toledo, {
We, the undersigned, have know,
+. ]. Cheney for the last Is years
and believe him perfectly honorabl,
In all business transactions and finan.
cialiy able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
WEST & TRAuX, Wholesale Drug.
gists, Toledo, o. WALDING, KINNAN
\ MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
aud mucous serfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
IfYou want your property insured
against loss by lire call ON the Pan.
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