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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
FANCY WORK. NIGHT DRESS CASE.

Scrim, I5X4o inches linen scrim cross
wise and cambria the same. say pink 2!
ydsp ribbon, measure 9 inches from end,
draw threads inch in width, leave space
inches, repeat two times more. Now
haste ribbon on sbace left between which
will take 2 lengths IS inches long and l
inch wide, feather stitch to each edge of
open work. work any pretty simple de-
sign. There will be three open spaces,
two of ribbon Now stitch cambria and
scrim together all around leaving small
place to turn; right side out about two in
ches from ends. stitch both together and
stitch again about an inch from the stitch
ing run ribbon in and draw up, putting
bows al each end, hang up by ribbon.
Any color may be used,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
Happeniv - ~ Wi,

xe bra sn'f' dan spent the 9TH at Abba,
Fob
Minr Champion returned Friday from
Operator Rice has been transferred to-
Whiting, Iowa,
Fred 1ddings spent the 4th with his wife
at Mapleton,
Miss Maggie Ieegan spent the 4th with
Odebolt relatives.
c. A. scrungeour, of Mo, Valley, spent
the 4th with Vail friends.
I. r, Copeland received new Avery
threshing outfit last week.
Born, on Wednesday July 1st, to Mr..
and Mrs John Knowles, son.
Ed Ryan Jr. came up from OMAN on
Tuesday for visit with his father.
c. c. Vail and family will leave Tues
day for a two months stay in California.
A. Chamberlin returned Thursday from
New York called by the sickness and death
of his father.
i. +. katCl1OTQ anu 1alllliy iell w GU
nesday for Lake View where Mrs. r, and
the children will spend the summer.
The Vail base ball team expects to cross
bats with the Armour team of Omaha some
Sunday in the near future. The game
will be good one as both teams are good.
Mrs. Lynch died at her home in Vail
Tuesday after lingering illness OF sever
al weeks. The funeral was held Wed
nesday at the ST. AIMS church, Rev
Father Murphy officiating She leaves {
family of grown up children to mourn he
loss.
Over 200 Vail people accompanied thu
Vail base ball team to Dow City to watcl
the boys scalp the Indians and the wa.
they did ii was not slow. The Indian
had heard of the crack Vail team and hell
back their star players for the game blu
they did not expect to go against team
that can scoop anything this side OF Oma
ha. and after defeating Dunlap with thel
weaker team were sure of a victory owe
Vail. The game was good one until tn
fourth inning, when Vail cinched the gam
with FIVE scores and then held the Indian
down to one run. The score at the end o
the game was 10 to 1. REILLY struck GU
II men while Wescott, for the indians
struck out s. The attendance was abou
1000,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
FANCY WORK.

Match receivers may be made from an
oblong piece of paste board, covered with
old gold plush, 10 the center of which is
fastened the halves of two gourd shells
which have been unevenly notched at the
top; gid or paint some stray matches on
the front Of the shells and hang from cor
ners with ribbon
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08

-Estray- taken up one sorrel pony
mare three white feet, rope burn on
front leg. Owner call and get property
pay for pastorage and advertising. ;.
JEROME BLACKMAN. ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
BOOK MARX.

Cut slip OF celluloid 6 inches long by
? inches wide, tie pink ribbon through
Slit or hole in one end and paint wild roses
or any little pink flowers. l am sure this
will please some one, it is SO simple yet
pretty and useful
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
Hrion NeUs Letter

cement walk is being placed around
the new brick bank building.
Mr.. Fred Butler and friend Mr. Stew.
ems come down from Fl Dodge TO spend
the 4th, returning Monday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rose attended the
Sioux City carnival, The principal sight
of importance was the Loop the Loop,
At the business meeting Of the Christian
Endeavor the officers We're reelected,
with the excepting of Frank Evans being
elected president.
The many friends of Mrs l. A. Under
hill will regret to learn that her health is
very poor and physicians have advised her
to 90 west She left for Colorado Mon
day morning.
Mr.. Earl Mackey is kept busy handling
the paint brush After doing consider
able work in town, he has now commenc-
ed painting the. house on Charley Butler
farm south of town.
Several of our people celebrated the
glorious Fourth of July in Dow City, 9
few remaining at home had picnic at
L Mourers The young people who en-
Joys trip ng the light fantastic went Il
Manila in the evening.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
Charter Oak Chats.

VIM. Wilson drove over to Denison
Sunday.
A good many from here attended
the midsummer festival at Sioux Cisy.
Albert Pithan visited 5 friend here
Thursday night.
Mr.. otto Staley took one of his boys
to Sioux City last Thursday to be
operated on for appendicitis. last re-
ports he was getting along well.
Chas. Mackey and D. w. Hay come
down from Schleswig Saturday night
10 attend Sunday at home.
Curley Green visited Sunday with
his sister near kenwood.
BARLEY and John Healeys visited in
Charter Oak Sunday
! A Fish and John Sander are doing
mason work in Ricketts, at present.
Joe Seeby went to Manila Tuesday
TO visit friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1903-07-08
PRETrY HANpEERcHIEF pox.


Deoderize a square cigar box, cover
with plush on which handkerchief may
be embroidered with a small spray of
flower, or the initials of the one it is in
ended for may be used instead. Pad the
inside slightly and line with sateen or
silk, fasten cover to box with small loop
of ribbon, and with small loop to lift
cover, you have a nice gift ready for some
friend,
PIE CRUST.
teacupful Of sifted -four, pinch of salt,
tablespoonful of lard. mix with cold wa
ter. I his will make sufficient for two pies.
CORN MEAL CAKES.
egg, one tablespoonful soda; tea
spoonful salt, cup -four, 2 cups sou,
| milk and meal to tihcken. Bake quickly
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
Hard Times No, Come.

No one will claim that the bust
ness outlook today is as satisfactory
as il was one year ago, but it is also
true that there is no warrant TO per
dict that hard times are set in. A
depression may be noticed in certain
industries; there is lack of con-
fidenec in those financial circles that
have been giving their attention for
several years to speculation and ex-
travagant promotion; merchants in
some sections are talking Of dull
trade, and certain manufacturers
admit that they fear a quiet period
after several years Of abnormal activity
and overproduction.
That there should be a falling of
from the standards Of the last few
years was not surprising; but that
does not necessarily lead to hard
times. It does not follow that
because some plants have shut down
or reduced production, and because
trade is not so spirited rs It was
three years ago, aud becaues the
stock market has been upset by a
wild era of speculation, that all
mills are to close; that all classes OF
workmen are to be thrown out OF
employment; that trade Is to go 70
the bowwows aud that there lie to be
period of hard times such as pre-
vailed from 1898 to 1896.
Actual conditions are quite
different from what they were ten
years ago. People are not so badly
in debt as they were then. There
are more producers and more con-
sumers. In the last seven years the
population has increased nearly nine
hundred thousand. The wealth OF
the nation has increased from
seventy seven million dollars to
ninety -four million dollars in 1--WE
years, In the same time the money
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14

on its shores. There is now one mill
In the town with l25, 600 per diem
capacity and another with double
that capacity being built. There are
three or four other large mills in that
immediate vicinity.
Besides the steam railway now con-
Meeting the city with Spokane. an
electric railway is now nearly com
pleted from that place, which will
give an hourly passenger service.
That the shores Of this beautiful lake
will become the outing place for the
people Of the Queen City of the
Inland Empire one cannot doubt.
The surrounding forests are filled
with game and the green waters teen
with game fish This is the reason
why the residents of Spokane dislike
the game laws of Idaho.
But we have already stretched this
sketch beyond reasonable limits with.
out mention Of the wonderful young
city thirty four miles away. We will
leave what we wish to say about the
Queen City until another time. -
Silver City Nugget.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
Idaho suiiaias. a, rhs Fsir.

Architect Walker has returned from
81. Louis, where be went with Ex-
position Commissioner HURT to let
the contract for the Idaho building
He reports they found fine site in a
grove Of pines on = knoll overlook
ting the agricultural aud horticultural
buildings Some Of these trees are
70 be left standing in q court inclosed
by trees. The cost VI the building
will be about 1880. Everything
WAS found 10 he very high. The
plumbing will cost twice as much as
the estimates Of Boise plumbers show
eli All rates are from 20 to so per
cent higher on the grounds than In
tho city, The exposition people,
Mr.. Walker ssys. were we'll pleased
with the plane for the Idaho build
ing
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14

in the country has increased from
s16, SOC, 434, 0oo to 81, 249, $50, 900.
In ten years the farms have increased
from "a, 564, Gal to IS, 739, 657. and
the value Of farm PRODUCTS has in
creased over 81, 600, 600, 900. Many
financiers may have been shaken up
because Of their imprudent eagerness
to get richer, but the people sa a
whole are in about as good shape as
they have ever been. The west is
particularly solid, and it is doubtful
If even the slightest depression is
eeriously felt in this section of the
country. Spokesman Review.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14

The state land board has restored
tolls TO the Pack River improvement
company. Tho company found some
months ago that the original estimate
on the cost Of improving the stream
we're too low and some additional
work would have To be done, 20 cost
$4,000 AZ thHt time the company
waived the right 10 collect tolls
pending the completion Of additional
improvements This seems to have
been the result Of u misunderstAndin
on the part Of q representative Of the
company aud the latter recently asked
that tolls be restored.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
..,,.. ntrrn.,... N.-,,nr

Notice is hereby given that
upecial meeting Of the Board OF
Trustees for the village Of Occur d.
Alene will be held November 2Sth,
1903. at seven O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose Of making an assessment for
speical tax 60 pay expenses Of new
sidewalks to he constructed as fol-
lows:
Fifty feet on north side lot 8,
block II: so feet on north side lot y
block II: 60 feet on west side OF lot
l. block s. 30 feet on north side oil
Yves, 30 feet block U; 100 feet on
south side lots : and S, block Q; liz
fee, ON west side 10, I, block Q; loo
foe, on south side lots : and $, bloca
TX: lis feet on east side lot IL
block l.; 80 feet on south side To-
~. block l.. 80 feet ON north s'd'
lot ;. block II.
All persons interested In sue'
assessment, please take notice
Nv order Of the Board of Trustees
JAMES II, HARTE,
olrov 81 Village CLERK
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14

The following is a summary Of the
general report of Occur d'Alene
public schools for the month ending
October 80, 1909:
Enrolment, boys, lei; girls, lac;
school, 307; average attendance,
boys, l44; girls, 1901 school, 2744;
per cent Of attendance, boys, 90;
girls, go; school, 90; number Of
pupils 100 per cent in attendance.
l54; number of pupils 100 per cent
in punctuality, 274; number cases OF
tardiness, 345; per cent Of hardness,
about of L; number of pupils
dropped from roll, 90; number Of
new pupils received, "a; number of
dropped pupils reintsated, A; number
of pupils transferred to other depart
ments, 80; total enrolment, boys,
100; girls, l73; school, sos; number
days attendance, boys, 5,Tl04; girls,
s, 7544; school, IL, 4a5.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
liz. q Aa,.r,l.ea Lss,.r

The followine unclaimed letters re.
main In the poEtofficc:
Mr.. Charlie Broten, c. II. Craw.
ford. Mr. VIM. Erickson, Mr.. W.
FarEnhHr. Il. 4. Green, Mr.. George
Grllnivsy. John L. Glynn, g. II.
Holhrook. A. c. Mclean, J. d.
Rice. Mr.. David Stickler. MIR. frank
Shield. Mr.. J. J. Shields, MIR. John
J. Starin. ". II. York.
Please say advertised when calling
for the above letters.
u. Y. MASON. Postmaster
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
THE IDAHO MERCANTILE

For the Ben Hur Thaatrical Co, al
Spokane December IL and 5, the
Northern Pacific will sell tickets 10
Spokane and return for the above
occasion at one and one,Ghird fare
for the round trip. good returning
DrcemhsF 10.
A. q. Miller. Of Boise. state
lecturer for the Socialist party. will
sIsSak here Sunday evening. The
plae1 u meeting IL 10 be- Sander =
hail. Mr. Miller Is pleasant
speaker aud eKpouBds Socialism in
tie most approved form.
Tho local board u the North
westeFn Home Finding association
held social aud short literary enter
tainnsal Al The residence Of Col. and
Mrs. d. ~. Bndlong Thursday even
ins, Refreshments wens served and a
short program OF rrcitAtiuns sud
music ass rendered.
~. Luke's church. 23rd sunday
after Trinity. Sunday school. 10
q M. services aud sermon. Il a. N.
aud 80 .. m. The Guild will meet
on Tuesday At ?:3o .. m. Place Of
meetins will 10 announce d on Snu
day. LlsAny service GA Friday at
1850 followed by choir practice
An elegant chicken pie dinner will
b. served In tho lecture room Of the
Presbyterian church next Tuesday.
tho lTth, trun IL, until . o'clock.
sappsr from 8 10 8 .. IA. Meals IS
cents each. Tho ladies extend a
general Invitation 20 this feast Of
good ,hinKs.
The lecai tTlho. Improved Order
otIssd Msu, ls making extensive prep.
aEssioBs tor lie Thanksgiving hall
which takos place 81 the pavilion
Wednesday evening. November IS
The various committees have becn APP
polluted and the members 81 the lodge
arr anticipating az enjoyable time
Uao. =. Steele returned from =
trip 10 Greenwood. d. C.. Monday
lie has an Interest IN several potnis'
inR minins prospects in that vicinity
aud sent there 10 look after bis in
forests. The property has been bond
81 toa PARTY Who wished an eStcn
sion. The bond is for ei0. Ooo aud
Mr.. Steele thinks IL will 10 taken up
The prospects carry gold and silscl
IN addition 90 salena Mrs Steele
visited friends In Spokane during BIZ
absence
, 4 large audience vas highly enter
taine,i at the Catholic he'll weine-ia!
evening by some choice selections o
: music furnished by Spokane aus
home talent The piano solos b.
/. Miss Rosalie Baehols and the voca
solos Of Miss Anns,ta Owen wer
4 highly appreciated a. were also th
vocal solos Of Mr. J. Buchlos. Tn
trombone and cornei solos by Nj
I.ampkIp aud DR. Webb we're We
rendered Miss Susie Ncsbitt playc
the piano accompaniment for Nj
Lnmpkiu. The program was re-
y musical treat,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
SHOT A FORMER CITIZEN.
Both Murderer and Murdered kneua

Here.
In another column will be found q
full account of the shooting scrape at
the Wallace theater which cost DIR.
W. S. Sims his life. The doctor was
we'll known to the citizens of this
place, having lived here a number Of
years ago, also about three years ago
for several months During the strike
of 1892 he was acting sheriff of
Shoshone county aud once told the
writer that he always went armed
when in the mining district. Ii is
clear from the evidence that the
bullet he received was intended for
one of the officers of the town.
Cuff, the man who did the shooting,
will be remembered by all who
attended the Decoration day cere-
monies at the post cemetery, last
May, as the Philippine veteran who
recited the poem at the close of the
exercises that day. He had few
acQuaintances here and was known as
Sergeant CUT.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
MACKINAWS

Loggers, Timbermen, Lumbermen and Farmers.
If you want the best Mackinaw get the Boss of the
Road, made of the Stockton Wooden Mills Flannel
We have large line.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14

tFr,fa illn Airhinson Nan. Dali, Dloi'e,l
This l. the season When the woman
who knows the hest remedies for Group
IL In demand In every neighhorhood.
one uf the most terrible things in the
world l. TO he awakened ia the middle
Of the night by a whoon from one Of
the children. The Group remedies
are almost a. sure 10 be lost, In csae
Of Group. as revolver Is sure TO he
lost in case Of burglars. There used
90 he an old fashioned remedy for
Group, known rs hive syrup and toln,
hut come modern mothers say that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Is
better. aud does not cost 50 much, 1t
causes the patient TO throw mp the
phleem" quicker, aud gives relief In
a shorter time. Give this RENE iy AZ
soon as the croupy cough appears aud
u will prevent the attack. II nevei
fails aud lie pleasant and safe to take
For sale by the Occur d'Alene Drut
/ ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14
nRws OF rowH AND COUNTY

The opera hoass is hsing laibed
And siii soon b. ready for tho pias
t@Fers-
r kssts has hoan confined 10
,he house for The p@ss ten days Nth
= ssvsFp eAss q inflammation os Tho
bladdsF
Mrs g. A. DusSaassaFc returned
Wednesday aSrnins from slsis a
thr~e wvoks eth old tTisnds 81
Dayton, Wash.
Services In ths Presbyterian church
tomoFrvw 81 II = m. aud 30 = IN,
SUNDAY school II 10 e. m. and e. v.
pfaysE nesting 81 30 o'clock
Ara Ellen Weeks IL In = critical
condition II her home on Fourth
.ssess, suffering from stEsnEulsiioa
q the bausis. An operation became
uss~~.ary
l. 7. Dittemotp. Tho cell knowu
Pa.at Fails rval estate dealer. wAs In
,5Ha Monday aud said that bis iovu
80 crossing and Ia = prosperous con
Ai,ipu generally
Nrs \. ". Smith and Mrs. r W
johnson received from The Rshokaf
stats assembly certificates for pro
Heieucy In curFecty sAsnplityiue Tn
score, work u the order,
Mira Harry sUgFaves has received :
Letter telling her u tho death o
Thomas Norris mother 81 Spokane
ss~i 81 years. NJ. Norris lived ssr
tar number Of years.
kr =. H~akett, II spokane, an
MARI \ King. Of Post Falls, Ger
united in marriage 81 the home Of Nj
aud Mrs. Leon n. Graham, Wsine'
ds1 evening by Rev. r. q. Hodssot
The Occur d'Aleae a ~. Joe Tran'
ror,A,iou company ls figuring on q
construction Of another sseambo'
during the uinteF 10 BE- Funnit
mate uith the idaho. The nev DO
is 10 be a stern wheeler.
Tho Christian EndeavoF socIe
EAvoa very pleasant social al The Pre-
bJtRrian church Tuesday evening {
the haneat Of the piano fund.
short literary program was .Feuder
and refreshments served.
Au ". W. Roberts, Of "
Wright, Washington, vas . caller
toun las, week looking up
property interests. She bad
a visited Occur d'Alsne for seve
month"; aud vas surprised At
H. srouth Of the town.
Nj Architect Williams has compile
plane for neat cottage Of slx roc
to he erected on the corner Of Ia
view and Sixth streets for W.
M Thomas. lie has also made the pl
Tor u. H. Williams new busir
house on the corner Of Firth
sherman streets aud the contract
IL tae construction Of the same has b
NJ sssrded to r. NJ. Craudall.
"ll'iams expects to occupy bic
quarters by the flrut 81 the year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14

The International Lumber com
many, incorporated under the laws Of
Washington, filcd a petition in volun-
tary BANKRUPTCY in the federal court
at Spokane Wednesday. lts creditors
bad already started 20 have 1t de
clar.d an involuntary bankrupt
I.s liabilities are stated to b
Ria.l22.i6, and its assets, II the'
can be realized upon, s2O,o6A. Th'
company's mill lie located at the ole
Miner place four miles below tow
and has been In operation but alte'
month";. The trouble comes irou
attempting to do business wi'hoH
capital.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14

Carloads of machinery and pipe are
now arriving for the new water works
system. The pump aud some other
machinery was delivered to the pump
ing station yesterday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-11-14

lone Of my children vas taken
with cAmp collie and suffered severe
w." says 3. u. Elzee, OF Mone't
No. II telcpboued for doctor
then gave a dose of Chamberlain =
collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy
and a few minutes later a second dose
Before the doctor came the child was
relieved. #" For sale by the Occur d
Alene Drug Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-19
FLEE TO FERRYHOCSE.
Car Passengers Also Huddle IN
Fright at Explosion

The gasolene tank on the rear of A A Hous-
mans touring automobile. a Charron. Glrardot
& Voight. blew up a few feet from the Ierry-
house in East Thirty-fourth-st- yesterday
causing excitement among the crowds at the
ferry, and setting fire to the machine The ooer-
ator, the only person in the vehicle. was not
injured.
There were several vehicles Of all kinds walt
ing at the ferryhouse for boat to Long Island
City A boat had just arrived. and the early
morning crowds were walking out OF the Terry
house. when the automobile approached Wnen
about thirty feet from the ferryhouse the
tank on the rear of the machine blew UP Win
loud report Men and women rushed peIl lnel
back into the ferryhouse. and in Few minutes
hardly any one remained in the street cross
town car full of passengers had just arrived at
the Farmhouse. and all the passengers stayed
inside the car until assured that 1T was safe
to venture out
John Mccarthy a newsdealer. and man
named James Waters. with several pals OF
water and the help of the operator. put out tne
flames The automobile was badly damsgeQ'
and was taken to stables at Th1rty-eigntn-SI-
and Seventh-ave. in tow of an express wagon
Mr. Housman's house. at No 10 west IhlrIy-
sixth-st was closed last night