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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27

1amsure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ago.-Mhs. THOMAS ROB-
BINS, Maple St., Norwich, N. Y, Feb. II, 1900.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27
just Saved From Starvation.

1t takes years to build up reputation
that may be shattered in a minute
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27
PAYDAY Friends.

A man has a lot more friends on his
pay day than he has on theirs.-New
York Press.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing 5yrup for children
feething, soften the gums, reduces infamma-
lion .allaYs pain. cures wind collie Csc ahottla
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27

FITS permanently cured. No fitsor nervous
ness after first days use OF DR.. Kline's Great
NerveRestorer. $2trial bottle and treatisefree
DR.. r. II. KLINE, Ltd, S31 Arch ST., Phila. Pa
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27

All the world may be a stage, but lot
of the actors are compelled to get out and
walk
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27

The export of automobiles is about ST.,
000, 900 year
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27
FREE PROOF FORBIDs DOUBT

nlsandsn
T M say
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27
ST. J0SEpH'S COLLEGE,

NEAR CONVICTION, LA.
Boarding school for boys, Preparatory,
Commercial and Classical courses. New
buildings with all the modern and sanitary
equipments, healthful and beautiful locality,
terms very reason able. For prospectus and
particulars address,
THE BENEDICTINE FATHERS,
COvingtOn, In.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27
ATLANTA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

Free Dispensary, only college in the 9. s. op
Grating drug store. Demand for graduates
greater than we supply. Address DIR
GEO. #, PAYNE, Whitehall, Atlanta, Ga
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27

GALEsBURa, ILL.,, March 81.
1e8.-"The sample OF Doan9
Kidney Pills came to hand.
l also got one 5O-ceat Boa
from our druggist, AID I ana
thankful 10 say the pain
across the small Of my back
disappeared like a SNOW bahR
in hot sun. Doan's PAia
reach the SPOT"
EIIsfR WARPrf.
CAMsRIA. WYo.-"Previors
to taking the sample q
Doan's Kidney Pills [ couN
scarcely held my URINE. Nsss
I can sleep all plight and
rarely have to get ap. ard
that aching across nay back.
q little above my hips, q
gone"
ISAAC W. STEVENS,
Cambria, WyaJ
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27
Application Filed.

Brownstone-Is your stsnographer
q member Of the union?
Brickfront-Not at present; but
she's engaged to be married, I be-
uovo.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1903-08-27
Southwestern
Baptist University,
JackSon.Tenn.

Location beautiful & healthful.
Expenses reasonable. Send for
any Of its publications to G. M.
Savage, Prest., Jackson, Tenn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

anpeIenb. Die Offi3iere bes 5. 8egH
ments, bes 4. Regiments, Der &upul=
eriezSruppe u unb Der 6lottenSR Re-
ferpe paren in ibren fletoIamen llni=
former erfdienen, bod muBten tie Of
ters bon f9er3enOen 6reunOen Die 8ez
merfung 60ren, oaB tie i'm 8erglei9
gu ben in golbitroBenoen uniformen
unqet6anen Mtit9liebern Der g9uz
triar9s Militant" ME bic reinen 8atz
Ienfnuben %ausid6en.
Ous 8au5Gomite beitanb aus ben
folgenben Sub5@omite'n:
Qrran9ementsJGomit - Maior
George %. 8obmdn, 8oriiber, 9enez
raj Qorian 9ugbes. Maior G6arles
$. 8unteI, @apt. Wm. 8. 9earce,
gupt. @m. 8. Q6bott, Qoiutant g.
$. 6OrpeG, @apt. q. 8. 96edeus,
gapt. %. 8. 8errpman uno Gupt. 6.
Gbparb Scale.
San51@omite - 8rof. 6orace ~.
Ben, 2isut. 3beo. ,. @4ed, 2ieut. %.
90. Hant, 2ieut. SEQ. s. @1ers, Gn=
iign .. Olioer Ditto, @6ep. 0aniel
Bob, @beO. 6, 5. Sbomas, G6ep. SEP.
8. GOnn unO G6eb. 8. Olip6ant.
3idet5Gpmite = Gapt. 81. 8. Che
dea5 un0 Capt. Nm. 8. 8errDman.
Programm1Gomite - Sen. Dorian
Sugbes, Capt. Wm. $. N66ott unb
Capt. Mm. 8. 9eurce.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
atcrhaItmnas. 40
Sfaot Baltimore.
@rirfbrf0roerung nod benz @usIanbe.

Die QusIanb=ppft fir bic nit benz
26. Sept. enbenbe Wo6e f4lieBt Tin
alen 6dIen prompt i'm 9auptzpoitz
amt, pie folst:
Die qadet>poit tit often bon 8 ubr
9ormittags Bis 5 1lbr Ra4mittags,
ousgen9mmen Sonntags.
Die BadetzYoit fir Seuti4ldne
i9liebt Mpntug unb Mittpo4 I'm IL
16r 8ormittu9s.
Dampfer fabren bpn Netpz0ort ab,
tpenr ni6t anbers angegeben.
Grams 4tlantii9eQ o It.
5reitag-7 ubr 46enOs, nu4 SUI
ropd per 0dmpfer numbria" piG
Queenstopn.
9pf mad Glib Ii. Gentralz
@merita, 8eitinbienet etc.
9onneritag = l u6r Na4mittdgs,
mad Sdmuicd per 0dmpfer BON 3d.
fton; Z 16r Qbenos, nd4 Neufunbz
lamb per 0umpfer BON PbiluOelpbid,
9a.; nu9 8ar6ubps unb 8raiilien per
9ampFer r8enaggio4 pid Pernamz
buco, 8iO Suneiro unO Suntos; II
u6r Nbenbs, nu9 BEN 2eeparoz uno
0inbpurbz Snieln, 8ritiI4z, 9oadn~
bid uno 5ran30iii4 Guiana per
Dampfer r5ontabeGe;" mad Snagua
uno 6upti per 9ampfer n8olipia."
5reitag-9 ubr Qbenbs, mad Reus
funolano per 9ampfer rRoiulinb;""
- u6r Qbenbs, mad Bermuda per
9ompfer n9retoriu;" mad pprtO Ri=
CO per OampFer nGouno;" nu4 Gura>
CAP unb 8ens5uela per 9umpfer n3uz
1iu;~ mad 6ortune Ssluno, Samaicd
unb @reDtofpn per Oampfer r2(lez
qbunp;" na4 @renubd uno Srtnioap
per Oumpfer vMarapul;" mad Cuba
per OampFsr .Merico" bid 9doana;
mad ben Ga plataSS tauten per DAM
pier ,61patia."
poft nu9 Neufunblunb Ota North
SponeD unb mad Miquelon pia So
1ton f6liebt bier tdglt4 nm 1 ubr
No6mittags; mad Cuba pid Sdmpd
1Gqli9 I'm 1 u6r Na9mtttdgs; nod
6onburos, Gotta Rica uno 8udtez
mulu pia NemzS Orleans tdgli4 I'm 8
u6r Nbenbs.
Srunsz 9acific g 0 It.
Oonnerftaa - 7 u6r Nbenbs, mad
5apaii, China, Supun unb ben P6iz
lippinen pid San 5runcisco.
@omitag-7 uhr 4benbs, mad ben
g6ilippinen pid San 5runcisco.
goIt mad Gbinu unO Sapan pi1
@eattle i9lieBt bier td9li4 UNI 7 ubr
@6enbs Bis gum %. September; na4
4uftralien, NeuieelunO, Silt, Samoa
uno 6apaii pia San 5rancisco tag
lid um Z ubr Qbenbs Bis gum 3. Of
tpber.
Die Srunsz9acific>Yoit nirb tag
lid na9 ben 46fahrtsbdfen b%ef0roert,
unO bic 3eit bes qOfti4lufes 1T 10
drrdngirt, baB cine ununterbro4ene
ueberlanOs8 sf0roerung mOgli6 lit.
g. Oupies WarfteIb,
9pitmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

meme Il nlt0oQ du59efibrten 8il0er
in 2e6ensgr0Be in meinem na6 mo-
bernter Dirt eingeri4teten q6pto'
Ntelier, Rr. 321, Roroz8 aDz5 truBe.
Pra4tOoQe 8abinetbiIoer gu benz err
itaunli4 nieorigen 9reiIe DON MIR 81
pro 0uBenb.
ocbbel. ncntichcr Nhntnnrnnh-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
@elSIenSnnaen mad, a~cutiblanp

"a Gents pro Mlurt unb GpmmiIiun.
Sfeo. $. 9iener &c o., 415
NaterzS trabe. qusldnoii4es Sch,
0e6Iel unb Grebitz8riefe S9iffsz
farten BON un0 nab europa. (266)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
Stotloilen


8etteruusfi6ten. Sir
Marplano uno ben 0iitrift GoIumz
biu tbeilpeiie tribe am 9onneritug
uno 5reitag, tpa5rI6sinli4 Regen auf
benz SftuFer, ftGrtere peitlt4e OOer
n0rolife Minoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

GhitteIfrDf, Shmer3en, WnIns
ria, Ga Grippe uno idllimme Grfal-
tnHsen fIrirt Snrd1 ,.Slanen'S Manc
Bills" lauh In fliiinaer TDrm).
greis 25c. NleHtbalbeR Uerfamft.
CRt2, I&6,Ial
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24
Gins benz Snneren Warblanb's nno
Drn angren;cnDrn Staatrn.
q pti3en n.

Die beioen bemptratiI6en 6dttto>
nen bon Dime Nrunoel=gountp buben
it6 oa6in pereinigt, cine neue &ountpz
Gonpention ab5u6alten, in pelder ous
Gount1zSidet neu drrdngtrt peroen
ioq, Do man Die M0gli6feit zines De-
mpfratii6en Sieges in Qnne Nrurbelz
GpuntD fir ni6t ausgei6lof1en bait.
0esglei9en molten Die Republtfaner
BON Prinoe Georges Gountp cine
1leue GountbSG Convention an /. Otto
Der ab6alten, bod pirb befiir6tet, baB
ft6 bic 4n6dnger Der MuOO$6dftton
ni9t I'M Die PIdne Der ORGANIZATIONS
Republifaner befiimmern molten. Die
Mubbz5attion bat ibr nominirtes
Sidet bereits Der Stdats4Wa6laufz
iiGtsbeb0roe i~ibergeben.
Sn !6agsrstopn lit 8eneral 8. Spo
Douglas i6rper ertruntt. General
Douglas mar unter9 ouperneur 6rant
8rppn @enerals2 lieutenant bes Staaz
tes.
Sn RodoiIIe lit 6r. 9enrpS4 par5
bad Dem @efGngniB ii6erpisien NOR
ben, neil er apei Reger, pel6e bic
,4nti : Saloon : 2iga" als Spiel
on9eftent bat, ge60rig Ourd9epriigelt
baben ion.
Sci Safington, 6arforoygountn, lit
Die grobe Sdgemible bes 9rn. 90. 6.
9pqopup ubgebrdnnt.
Sn 6reDeridz unb Spr9efter@Go.
BADEN Die 9robibitioniften eigene
Sidets fir ale Qemter aufgeItelt.
Sn Homecoming, NleganpzG puntp,
1T Der 5 Sabre uIte Sobn Der 5rau
So6n Rae BEL Dem Spielen nit
Strei6bDl5ern um's 2e6en gefpmmen.
Bel Yort Ospoiit lit Wm. QGen bel
Dem 9erfu9e, einen 5ru4t5ug gu be-
ftsigen, I'm na4 9uuie 81 fdbren, un>
ter bic &Gber geratben unO 9et0Otet
pprben.
Der 9ro5eB pon 9urrp Stunt uno
G6us. Miner, nel9e angefduloigt
iino, 3fpei junge MGo6en BON 9ugersz
tupn leBten CONNER per9epalti9t gu
haben, 1T BON 6agsrstopn mad Dat
lamb, @urrettsgountp, perlegt tporben.
Sn 2appans, @aibingtpnZGountp
BADEN 8ranoitifter Die gefiilteS 4eune
bss 9rn. So6n Suffer in grdno gez
1tett. Der nun tbeilipeiie peri9erte
S4acen niro auf $4,000 sei6GBt.
Sn Wilmington, Del, bat Der %
Sabre olte 6runt 6offeder Den 10
Sabre alien 6runt MiIburn gei9oFen.
bann einen S6uB auf feline, !6off=
eter's, 6ruu, abgefeuert uno Ii6 cine
tootli6e SduBpunDe in Der 8rult
bei9ebrd6t. 6Offeder pirb iterben.
no4 g}ilburn unb 6rau 6pffeder
fommen nit Dem 2e6en oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

Q3ittI. goromettri. 29.a y nodft 1empsratur. 70
Iilttl. lberrtometerf.. 90 giitorigite 2enlpcrGt. IS
81. honfic StHsnistut oe5 2SlHoes IN eIHcr
Stuuoe b,rrue 10 Dteilcn pom SihofeH.
9as etfrtss Betttr. Sit bObfs
7~,mprotur bes ~ettrjg,H lagts IBIS s Ibr a5sHosl
mar oui uahg,HoRHteH 6tdtIontu, uls toIst:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

Stlr5te unb brad elm
g n. = SEQ. 90. Qoams, 40 Sabre
oft, in Mpunt Winans no6neno uno
Elm Qngeitelter Der Baltimore S6ioz
8a6n," puroe geitern Morgen gegen
2 ubr am 6uBe Der !9eatbitraBe in
benubtloiem 3uitunbs aufgefunoen
uno in Der 4mbulan3 Der iiibli9en
Station mad Dem p5runtlins Square
Sofpital" gebru9t. 9ort itente ss Iid
bsraus, bub 4bums iein 6ubselent
eebrp6en bate. Wie er iagte. itiir5ts
er bon Der Bride Der 8ohn an 6eath=
GtraBG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

8elgruo, %. Sept.-Quf 90nig
9eter's @eiu6 pirO oas Ierbif6e auz
binet morgen %reIigniren. ALIEN Die
MiniIter peroen i'm Nmt bleiben, bis
bic StuptI6inu 3ufammentritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

Sine 3ciie nndb Scntid1fanS,
nm bic Nelt pDlr nu6 trgeno einem
S6e!Ie Der 0e!t arrangirt. 3eiies
biQe!e iiber ale 8a9ns unO 0ampiers
Qinien. S6eo. 8. 9iener &C
6 O., Ais @aterzStr. (266-)
Mur prominent in Der
9oIttit. - Die 8seroigung oes
6rn. QinoleD 81. 6uggins, tpelfer am
Nontag Q6enO in WOlf5Dius, 0lo.,
mad fe9smonatlihem Sie4tbum
itar6, piro heute BON ieinerD Obnung
CIR. 2418, ct. 9aulitraBe, aus uuf
Ger .8reenmount : Gemetsrp" TAFT
finoen. 5r. 6uggins mar Re4tsanz
malt unb prominenter repubIitaniit der
8olitifer. Inter 9ouDerneur Comm
beg Administration MAJ er fur5e 3eit
goli3eiri6ter i'm mittleren Stations
6auIe uno fpGter puroe er PoIi5eiri6>
ter at large. @r mar Mitglieo beg
unter6auies erStaatsgeieBgebung in
1896. 6r. 9uggins mar Al Sabre
alt unb 9interldBt feline 0ittDe uno
einen So6n.
9erfonuIz Roti3en. 9c,
6rib Studs, Der 8eiBer beS als
,6u9s609te" betannten Reitaurunts,
gfr. 403, Deitz2eringtOnitraBe. tebr!e
fiir3li6 aus 0eutI6lanO 3uriid; er
6enuBte bic frsie 3eit gum Gintauf
Don e9teR Rbeinz uno MoleIpeiner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-09-24

8uris, %. Sept. - Der notOz
ride 8auf6olo 2u6arOesque tit sum
Gommanoeur Der militdriidenStreitz
trGfte Sacques 2ebduOp's, OeS Sat
Ier8 Der Sahara" ernannt pOrben.
gr bat &arten Druden lafen nit Der
Quff6rift: yO6er6efe6lsba6er Der
Qrmeee'n Seiner Naieftdt Saques
oes Grften, 8aiier Der Sa6ura," uno
itol3irt isBt in grotester Uniform auf
benz 8ouleparb umbar. QaburDesque
1T i'm 8egriff, Ietn 81, 0uea aus3uz
fe6ten, unb 3ipar lit iein jeBiger Seq
ner 8icomte 9dmptcre.
Die 8reuel BON 8omel.
Berlin. %. Sept. - 6ier per-
6Ffentli6te 9a9ri6ten iiber ben tiir3z
li6en 4ufrubr gu 9omel geben an,
oaB bic oOrtigen 8reuel ~oenjentgen gu
Rii9ineff fat glei6tdmen. 9omel III
bic $4,000 Ginpobner 5Gblenbe6 aupt=
ituOt Oes &reiIes 9Omel i'm 9QuDerne-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28
IDAHO AT St. J.. !. !.
LOUIS FAIR.

The Idaho legislature appropriated
$4,000 for state exhibit at St.
Louis, and ills intended to. raise as
much more by private subscription.
II has been planned to erect state
buildi0g Qf Spanish architecture one
story and 60x75 feet demension. the
structure. I'd t,e built Of native Idaho
materials. Features or this states
exhibit will be mining, forestry, agri-
culture and horticulture. The state
commission consists. OF Governor Nor.
rison. DR.. II. J. Read Of Wallace, Mrs
III. W. Mansfield Of Nainpa, n. w.
Mcbride Of Salmon City, j.. 4. Steele
of lola aud M. j. Vessels OF X Kendtjck.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28
Funeral Of. Isdge Didwell.

The remains ofIf. L. Bidwell, were
laid to rest at Ho6e, ION the after6oon
ef August 18th, under the auspices Of
the Odd Fellows, members OF other
fraternal societies to which deceased
belonged, also taking part 10 the cere.
nlonies. lRey.v. w. Roth of lClarks
Fork. oficiated at the funeral.
Justice Bidwell Leaves, an estate
consisting of property In Hope and
So, 900 fraterual INSURANCE. He leaves
wife and two young daughters, aged
10 and y, to mourn bis departure.
lie was well and favorably known Id
Ko0tenai county and had many
friends who sorrow for his untimely
and tragic death. and extend heart.
felt sympathy to. the bereayed loved
ones left behind.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28
A woman's Complexion.

1t Is rank foolishness to attempt "a
remove, sallowness or greasIness Of the
skin by the use OF cosmetics OF
''local" treatment, es advocated by
the "beauty doctors" The only safe
and sure way that a woman can Inn
prove her complexion Is by purifying
and enriching the blood, which can
only be accomplished by keeping the
liver healthy and active The liver
is the seat OF disease and blood polu-
tiou. Green's August Flower acts d.
rectly on the liver, c.eanses and en-.
riches the blood, Iurifies the complex
ion. It also cures constapation,. bill
iousoess, nervousness and induces re-
freshing sleep. A single bottle OF
August Flower has been known to
cure the most pronounced aud distres-
sing cases OF dyspepsia and indiges-
tion. New trial size bottle, 25 cents;
regular size, IS cents. At DIR. +.
Wenz drug store.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28
5 County I News
Damage by Fire 's
!. =. Near Bronx.

= Forest fires which ragged last week
near Bronx, near Lake Pend d Oreille
on two sections. did considerable dam.
age, and was beyond the control OF
100 men, who were engaged 10 an en-
deavorIto check its progress. One OF
the sections is owned Is owned by
Butler = Culver, the other by the
Humbird Lumber Co. The camp OF
Callahan & Boyle, contractors, was
established on the latter section and
was largely destroyed before It could
all be moved. Their loss Is estimat,-
ed at about $1,000. The men lost all
their extra clothing and $500 in eur.
rency. The loss sustained by the
Humbird Is equal to that of Callahan
- BoRle.-r Ysr~ Pc e -x.ssv~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28

sAe - ga IA Et II ks& 9
Ansexhlbtt OF early history relics
documents will probably be made this
year at the Spolane Interstate Fair
which is held -frem October s to IS.
1t Is being planned by Mrs. c. G..
Brown M hss gsIstsnss ssst6s&artI
department.. It is likely the society
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution will have charge Of the
"details. 1t already sha, ! large and
Interesting collection OF historical
souvenirs. and with the assistance of
the people throughout the country II
will certainly he able to make one of
tAe finest and most interesting exbib-
Its at the fair. All through. this
country there are old-timers and 9TH
ers wtO have curios Of the battle
fields, the early mining days, the pioss
sneer events and interesting relics
from the Early settlers, which, IL they
would take them to Spokane, would
make a splendid exhibit for depart
ment OF this kind. gnuAs
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28

~
Lord Salisbury, ex-prime minister
of Great Britain and one OF Enyland's
wisest, best and greatest statesmen,
died in London, August 22nd, after a
long illness with Brights Disease. %
Lord Salisbury was 'born.in Hatfield
10 1880 and was educated At Eton and
Oxford. He entered parllament In
1858. In 1866 he was appointed Sec
retary Of state for India. In 1868 he
was elevated to the house OF lords.
Six years later he resumed the secre-
taryship Of India under the Disraeli
government. Upon the death of Dis
raeli In 1873 he became the leader OF
the Conservative party. He was
made premier in 1885. lie retired 10
1892, but in 1895, onsthe fall OF the
Rosebury administration, he was re-
called and held the premiership until
he resigned year ago.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28

The following two items from
rival newspapers 81 Wallace ap.
pear 70 indicate that Judge Nor
gan IS maintaining and building
up the reputation gained in Rath-
drum last spring: sr ssssa sa
Judge 3, +. Morgan. who IL presld-
Ing ct the present term OF the district
court, Is the kind Of an onicial that
reflects credltilpoaahis chosen profess
sion and upon the communlty that Is
the fortunate possess. rof one 90 wor-
thy Of the peoples suffrage and con-
iidence. Although the usual dinicul-
Ties OF bis position are heightened by
the atmospheric conditions Of the
bake-oyen court room. the judge now
er displays ruffie on his serena couu-
tenane. II ls the unanimous, opinion
Of both attorneys and spectators that
he possesses the judicial temperament
in more than. the usual degree and
that he will not be swayed by PARTIAL
ity or mere sentiment into doing less
than his duty. The criminal element
need look for no favors at his hands,
they will get the full limit every time.
What makes US still mere proud Or
h H., 81 u l. -. a
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28
General IN ews. .
TO SURVEY FOR !
o1sbI nturi BOUNDARY:

The tnteries deper rtanSnt iss taklns
preliminary steps 70 letting a con-
tract 70 Survey tha hou undary line. be-
tween Idaiio and Montana. This ll06te
has never beer, accurately determined
and u rspteseata otiths map by "a
irregular mark. Thousands OF acres
of land which is supposed to sbe gi1
s-one state may. in reality, be in the
other. AT Its last, session Congress
upon being apprised Of the matter.
appropriated $50, 900 to defray the ex.
pense of surveying and marking. the
boundary as 1t should be. The work
will take q long time and require the
services Of the most skilled surveyors.
Beccase Of the latter fact the govern
-ment will not advertise for the lowest
bidder but Will rather select thor.
Onghly competent. man to undertake
the task. s.Fs is-ts = asssaa
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28

M The G. A. II. have finished their
annual encampmen at San Francisco.
They elected Gen. John C. Black, Of
Illinois, commander-in chief. They
selected Boston AZ the placeiin which
the encampment of 1904 will be held.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28

The ST. Msrics TUwnsite, M and I'm.
provenent company has '0ied copies
cf its articles With the secretary ..of
state The capital stock is liked 1t
$4,000, and che following ars named
= tvastses: AN. PHELPS a6d John
p Hsss, Spokane, 5oseph FISHER St.
'Maries4 bss mo q 50slois ~,
N 9. D. PUwsn:w Wa ssssIveir ~ The
county hospital. late last wSsk, from
SAndpolat Mr. Powets came 10
SAndpoiot 10 search Of employment,
and on Thursday motaing started ~
cross The trestle to, where the bridge
gang was worklng, He was seised
with : sudden attack .of ipdamatory
rheumatlsm and was found suiferldx
intense pain. sa'''@ ',f's' = go II,
The new steamer Idaho Il c0mpletr,
ed on Lake Coeur d'Aiene. tits the
largest host now on that lake, las !
capacity fof 1000 passengers and u
lifted wishelectric lights Including
q seaschliRht. stsf So 9bs
A forest dre near sBonnefs Ferry,
last week destroyed the house Of Nal.
colin Brucsusnd' its contents. MI.
Bsuce's sister, au Invalid, and her
10 ~. ~
mother barely aescaped with their
lives. ..s sag,., .n,as,, "a,
q. II. Kipp, Of Colfax, organized at
Coeur d'Alepe, Aug. 70, An Aerie OF
Eagles, It's said p have started of
with : membership Of 50, ;,.., &
The labor union OF Harrison, de-
clared the strike on, last ~eek, the
men feturning to work 10 the mills,
A new postofice Is SOM to, be es-
tablished on the east side Of the Jake
about ten miles south OF Coeur d.
Alenef ~ HEFl0tts ftlN 9si99 lEls1
So|bad is the water IN Coeur d Aleue
or, st least the reputation it has,
that spring watef vendets are doing q
rushing business there. 'sassi n
The baseball game at Standpoint,
Sunday, reaulted In the defeat Of the
Modern Woodmen of Spokane' BY the
Standpoint team. The score was 3-l,I
! Cadet Avery Cummings, who has
spent hls vacation with his parents
~ Coeur d'Alene, returned to West
Point, Aug. .20th.is sscl5 1 nsvss q
The Imps the boat which was burned
on Lake coeur dAlene. two weeks
ago. ID to be rebuilt. a bad,a3
' Nathan N. Baker . respected citl.
zen Of Sandpoint, died, August 22nd,
aged 50 years. ,.,s,s %
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1903-08-28
Labor Day Preeldmdtiek
Governor Morrison has issuet
the following Labor Day procla'

Governor Morrison has issued
the following Labor Day prccla-
/ nation; 1851 ygNaE1 M
State Of Idaho, Executive De-
|psrfment. Ls6oS socIama--
tion.-Statutes and proclamations
Eesnnot ekalt lsbasss ItisNsthssned
in the necessities Of life, and Hon
9Fed by the liisg Ilisssl. sThe$life
whichfis worth while IS one of3oil,
Work is the vital principle in all
progress and development. ~-non-
-aected with all our activitiessand
messufing our worth is labor 1t
is fitting, therefore, that govern
mments N should yield alday in the in
'terests Of greater public attention
to the dignity and importance 81
labor, and Of wider brotherhood
and deeper sympathy among
those who toll. .s., @
For the District of Columbia the
federal government has designsted
such a day-the first Monday OF
September of each year-as @le-
gal holiday to be observed as La
Dor. Day. The statutes of mosE Of
the states make provision for alike
observance Of this day. In Idaho
It is not SO ordered by statute, yet
our citizens throughcut the > state
are deeply interested in a proper
and fitting Observance Of the day,
and labor organizations are prepar-g
ing to'so observe IL EE
Therefore, 1, John T. Morrison,
governor of the state of Idaho, do
earnestly recommend, that, on
Monday, September ?, 1908, all
places where labor is employed, so
far as possible, be closed, and that
every possible opportunity be af-
forded to celebrate the day in a
manner befltting the purpose for
which it is dedicated and that
throughout the entire state, so far
as prasticable, ,businessbe suspend.
ed and the said day be observed
as 4 holiday. SksNNN 4
! In, witness where q, fEhave here.
unto set my hand apd caused the
great seal Of the state of Idaho to
be affixed this r9th day Of August,
1903. 81 - W .Gl@99 FA M II
.fas John T. Morrison. a
BY the Governor: q
Will Fl. Gibson, Il
Secretary of State.