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Call for Meeting

'.uant to the action Of the county
snmittee Of the prohibition party no.
os hereby given that q mass meet.
- eonvention will be held at the
s.nv court house in Lewiston, Idaho,
~ .7oay the 2sth day Of August. A. D..
~, Detween the hours Of and s
-" . Tor the purpose Of placing .
49,. s0unty ticket in the field to be
wy upon at the general election on
y. e Tuesday after the arst Nom
~ IN November, 1904.
w. q. SCHNEBLEY,
chairman Nex Perce County
Prohibition Central Commit
tee.
IVA, =, = TALBOT. Secretary.
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Notice for Publication

Notioe for Publication
Department Of the Interior Land OF
fice at Lewiston. Idaho, July 81. 1894.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol-
lowing manned settler has fled notes
Of his intention to make dnal proof ln
support Of his claim. and that sald
proof win be made before the Regis
ter and Receiver at Lewiston, Idaho,
on September s. 1904. viz:
THEODORE N. NELSON,
of Woodside. Idaho, for the lots :. 4,
s. 8. II. II. 13 and II. section %, town.
ship 50 NJ. range , W. b. N.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
Jerry Noriarity. Of Woodside. Idaho.
James Mullisan. Of woodside. Idaho.
Alexander .. Mari. Of Woodside.
Idaho.
Thomas Moriarity Of Woodsids.
Idaho.
J. b. WEST. Register.
July 21-Sept. 5.
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Department Of the Interior. United
States Land once. lewiston, Idaho
June IL. 1904.
A SUFFICIENT contest asidavit havins
been filed In this once BY Carl W.
Cook, contestant. against jeremiah I.
Osborne. entry No. s3ss. made August
30. 1902, for neH seA section II, w
sen. swk nwk section ~. township
-. range 4 w. by jeremiah r. Osborn.
contestee, in which Il n alleged that
said entryman herein has wholly ana
entirely abandoned said tract Of land
for more than six months last past ana
next prior to date hereof. Contestant
further alleges and charges the fact 10
Be that said entryman has wholly ana
entirely failed and neglected to comply
with the requirements Of the homo.
stead law in the matter Of residence
cultivation and settlement OF the tract
Of land embraced In this entry. Con.
testant further alleges and charges that
the said entryman has never at am
time before or since the date Of said
entry erected q house upon the sai0
land nor established his residence
thereon. Said parties are hereby NO.
tined to appear. respond and offer svi.
dencs touching said allegation at 10
o'clock .. m. on September II. 1894.
before the Register and Receiver at The
United States Land Once in Lewiston,
Idaho
TIE saids ssntsstant havine. Id q
uroneP a0AaySt flaA Ausvat 4 1eAl
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Nssjee .

The Nss rerco County 4N1
nual instituts w1ll ponvco
twsnty-ninth ana cGnsinne ~ ee
until the svning - esptsunbeF ~
ond. sssss " ~ Nj
An teachers who sxpest -
this county durlng III &punl19
required 70 - ptepGnt. Heq
pass -. 80. ~ $500
h the city High 6oM&e bu11G
HNM1g1CD lfeCcs d Is
Aug. $50 ca oupG = fendl 5
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Iimbsr lend. 80 June = 1lyl Il
United states Lana g. ca. AeWsle
Idaho. June y. 1eoA
os... = y 49, $780, 4. b. y. y
Ss'-ncs 49, M ps 'sz - d.
2. go 49, e ~ i. sssss s!s .ea ~
~ az -. -. .nS ~ u. ;y,..Es
49, 49,. 49, u i. Z. 4
v ss.a..s ana !, w e, .s 1870
s1ssnosc g ~ sns 49, - 49, - Nj .!!. 4
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Primaries are to be held at the last
polling place in each precinct where
the last election was held.
Two notices will be provided to be
posted In every precinct fifteen days
before the primary election.
BY order of the republican county
central committee.
GAYLORD w. THOMPSON.
Aug. 13-Sept.15. Chairman.
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Notice for Publication

Timber land. act June 3, 1873.
United States Land Office. Lewiston
Idaho, July %. 1904.
Notice is hereby given that in com.
pliance with the provisions of the act
of congress of June 8, 1873, entitled "Ar
act for the sale of timber lands in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada
and Washington Territory" as extend.
ed to all the public land states by act
of August 4, 1902,
ELLEN DALTON,
of Lewiston, county of Nez Perez, state
of Idaho, has this day filed in this Of
Ace her sworn statement, No. 1853, To-
the purchase of the n1s of nwA. nwK
of neA of section No. 25, and seA o
swA Of section "a all in township No
80 NJ, range No. W. B. M, and will
offer proof to show that the Ian,
sought Is more valuable for its timbe
or stone than for agricultural purposes
and to establish her claim to said Ian,
before the. Register and Receiver o
this ONCE at Lewiston, Idaho, on Mon
day. the Gath day Of October, 1904.
She names as witnesses:
Jesse johnson, Of Waha, Idaho
Simon p. Fitzgerald. Of Pierce, Idaho
Edward Dalton, Of Colfax. Washing
ton.
Thomas Dalton. of Lewiston, idaho.
Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above described lands ar
requested to file their claims in thi
office on or before said oath day Of DC
tober, 1904.
J. B. WEST. Register.
July 28-Oct. 20
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Department Of the Interior Land Of
fice at Lewiston. Idaho. August II. 1904.
Notice 10 hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice Of
his intention to make final proof In
support of his claim, and that said
proof win be made before the Register
and Receiver at Lewiston. Idaho. on
October Z. 1891. viz: essn
DAVID J. WATSON
of Lewiston. Idaho. for the lots 2. :, Sec
ton a.. 8. e. y. N. e. 4 and N. +. =
s. T. Y. township % N. range s W. b
NJ. &
He names the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz:
JkSeS =. vernA. Of Lsfisson. Idahe.
h C1iansShef 4 Cooper. pf spalding.
VA ss,ss. s d...!s... ts..e.
Latter b 0oose ef Lswisesa. JAaA8.
J. b WuDT. 0aolsess.
Aue. 1l-oeG =
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Notice TO contractors

VNVStVO W 0VtfSvUVSOTW
Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the clerk Of
the board OF county commissioners, to
be filed prior to August 20, 1904. for the
construction of the Bessie Crockett
road in road district No. Is. eccording
to plans and specifications on file in
this ONCE. Said bids to be opened Au-
gust 20. 1904. The board reserves the
right to reject any ana all bids. BY
order of the board.
q. A. SMITH, Chairman.
Attest:
J. r. LYDON. Clerk
BY c. d. McEACHRON. Deputy
AuR 1k.2Q
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, Land
once at Lewiston. Idaho, July rs, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make final proof in
support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Lewiston, Idaho. on
September .. 1904, viz:
EBERT BERRY.
Of Summit. Idaho. for the SEX SEX Of
section I and neN neA Of section ..
township 80 NJ, range 2 w. b. n.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
ana cultivation Of said land. vis.:
Henry NJ. Bergman. Ct Summit
Idaho.
Samuel L. Cheuvront Of Summit.
Idaho.
Edward D. cheuvront, Of Summit.
Idaho. %
Martin Cash of Summit, Idaho.
J. B. WEST, Register.
July 2s-sept. -
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Wanted to Rent-Near business CEN
ter Of Lewiston. A well lighted house
Of six or more rooms, with large yard
and barn; rent payable quarterly in
advance Address
LAFE PENCE, lewiston.
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For rent-Store room. Store fixtures
for sale. Inquire 226 Main st. Il
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Stock for Pasture

The undersigned will take stock for
pasture at the Kroutinger place at the
mouth Of Tammany at the rate Of 81
each per month. L. FORDYCE
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Mullen 4 Wall, Attorneys at Law
fractice In Idaho and Washington
courts Lewiston National bank build
ne lewiston. Idaho.
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lsa-A gauntlet glove with the let
% worked on the glove. Lost on
.a'a street. Finder please return to
me Teller ONCE. -
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reuad-Three thousand shares Of
nm'ns stock. Owner call at the Teller
Slss md identify and pay for this
notin
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For sale or lease-A weekly newspa.
per with good line Of business and a
good plant in a thriving Idaho town.
Apply P. o. box 458. Lewiston, Idaho.
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vANTED-fOR SALE-RENr

,..v. buyers for farms-1f you want
!. .el, list with me or write for par
'..,ars Horace Grant, Hest Bldg.
Kansas City Mo.
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For Sale

Eighteen head of big, young, broke
horses. two second hand buggies and
two secondhand sets of harness at
Boss Barn. At
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House for Rent-Apply to Lewiston
Water & Power company.
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Furniture for sale cheap. Must b.
sod this week. 22z Main street. {
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For Sala

Several head Of good big horses a
the Boss barn.
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w.,..d-A girl for general house.
~ Inouire at 50 First avenue. Il
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w.nted-Three ladies. Must be
,o,sb,e TO handle nice, clean. house,
hold article. Will pay a cash salary
Zach day, 81 to 50. Call Room 9. Lew
,ston hotel. at once.
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Wanted

Two experienced women want work
>. cooks in harvest crew. Also young
nan wants position firing on traction.
ENQUIRE Teller Office. st
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For Sale

Old newspapers. zoe q hundred at the
Teller ONCE.
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w.rted-A lady for general house.
,ork ZIG B street.
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Contest Notice

Aug. 3--Oct. 12s
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Notice for Publication

7-1-8-17s
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-04
Cen.lemnel de Preners,

Judge Belt. in the superior court
OF Spokane county, Wash. Tuesday
morning signed an order in the case
Of the Coear d'Alene 4 Spokane Rail
way company, condemning q certain
strip of property belonging 20 Jennie
Walker Grain, n. 4. Grain. Tyde
II. Coles and +. b. Coles. for right
Of way purposes.
The defendants failed 60 appear
either in person, or by attorney, and
the order was signed on the petition
of the plaintiff. The property over
which the right of way was sought Is
in section ., township -. range a.
The order signed by the court decreas
that the property be condemned aud
appropriated by the plaintiff upon
the payment Of such compensation
therefor as may be awarded upon the
trial Of the issues AS TO the value Of
the property appropriated and the
damage to the remaining property, ~
provided for by the statues Ia such
cases.
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HrHoETAL DAY EKEHcIsEs.


EDsesrn4hsn - G4ms~s ana Esromrmm ms fhs
AudI&sFaun.
Monday was Memorial day aad a
was appropriately observed BY tie
members a A. T. McReynolds post,
@. A. r.. and tbs indisa q the
WomEn's Relief CorEe. t0Tethsr with
citizens o. the city and vicinity
The nsmbsrH o. the two orders
assembled d their hall and "a 80
O'Clock p. m. formed ID line ~ march
1t the corner Of FOurth and Sherman
streets. From here they marched 70
the cemetery where the rituaiistic
services Of the g. A. r. Wers con
Quoted aud the graves q departed
eoidisrs decorated At the close OF
these ceremonies the veterans and
ladies of the " II q. assembled
around monument where toe beauti
ful service 60 tbe unknown dead was
conducted. The march WAS then
taken up 20 the electric lime dock
where the marine service WAS blsd iD
honor Of the naval heroes who ass
sleeping il Natery graFes. Prom here
al adsOunFmept MSS taken 60 tbs
Auditorium. where tBs folloKing pro
grzm Has rendered 20 . crowded
house
Mnsic. Choir.
Prayer. Rev. John Beutzieu.
Flower Drill 70 the Unknown
Soldier Dead, Taelvs girlE
Violin solo Hearts and Flowers. -
Miss Florence Mason.
Select reading. Mrs. r. Y. Elder.
Reading General Scott and Vet
srsu, Eddie Budloug
Music. Choir.
Address. Fred l. Burgan
"Amersea. by all.
BeDediction. Rev. H. Norwood
Bow o.
The flower drill by she listle giFls
was much appreciated ty thu audienns
~ we'll as the vioiiB solo by Miss
Florence Mason. Mr. Burean's nd
dress Eas Interesting and very ap-
pnopriate 10 tbs occasion. Ilse pro-
gram as . whole vas very shly carried
out and every part met Nith the
hesFty approval q the audience.
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St Maries, Idaho, haH now bank.
The institution was long while
getting here, but IL came at last, +"
says the Courier rhe hank. which
opened It's doors this week. will be
known as the Lumbormen's State
hank s. q. Sergent. Who has for
many years been assistant cashier Of
the old National hank Of Spokane. IL
the organizer and will be the princi
PIE eockhuldCr of the bank While
the bank will open IFS doors for bus.
mess. the organization aud election
Of it's officials has not been made yet
The capital stock of the bank IL be
ing subscribed largely to by Spokane
capitalists, aud several local capital.
lists have also decided To take stock.
Mr.. Sargent comes here we'll recon
iuended by the financial institutions
of Spokane,
THE outfit, including large safe.
Of the bank has arrived. IL Is pro.
posed 10 upen the bank In temporary
quarters TN some vacant building
A site has been selected and arrange
ments will be made at once TO have a
bank building erected thereon.
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4 HG CUB


Tuesday aveninR t8se Hnsm.hsrs ~
tiae Cogur a'Aiaue Boost elmb msa mma
elaeasa fta oxsoutIWs nomamlt mma
denided upon the men wAao nre 40 aua
ol1oeFs &aF &he comina gama Naa
boat ciub Ia incorporated mnaaN etR
laws - tks eaate of Idaho. wath Ms8ns
Scallon, Wiiiiam DallaF aua ct
White. % Goeur afhlena. and S. =
G. Nakeilaid and George Dndaau ~
trustees, says the spokane GhFonfals.
The oeliears - tie cnTgaunafian uaaaf
be seiestod from ftis unnlleE. an6
the following nsau have hean nsclu6
for tke positiouE MnTor GoEllun.
Coear d'Aians, Eresiaeut Ni&iasu
Dollar. Occur drABens. trsaeurer.
and Bruce Clensennlne. s-eEasars
Lass night shesciuh eieeaeS sise -
lowing members 81 tsaa ezarutire nua.
mittae. who Wlll hare absree a. a.
Mffains q the eluh for sbs rreaeuf
Eear. BEuae CiaBaenufnR. Dan Weev
er, c. III. Jones, BARRY tsaiuNias A
S. white. Prank Shau. > G waste
W. J g. Makahsl6. B. ". Blentwall
The ciub kas beeD form@a for ne
enoouEaGemout q promoting ~ ANA
tsur hosting. sailing, EowinR. soul
ing and Nenanai anquasfe eporka
The club wili sWn fnsm loo 10 3o8
feet u Land alonR TIE shore naar Eiae
city. A b0nthnuas M5li - hull1, ~
sasil - . eluhboazs. Rhieh Kiia b. an
honor 20 tbe club 4 keeper Msil D.
employed e take care - tbs hoaas
and Buildings, - that TIE csub Wlii
be run - the proper nlsuneF
The eiub has aaopted the letters
c. b. = 81 tie elgb leftars. and they
Sill aa0rn, ID cid gold. ths osntar
Of the hlasnstaE ~ tie club Ranpas
The elub IL - eNoelleut shsIe uzaa
tbs naEes % the charter members go
as follows:
james Lyon. John n. Peet. p. D.
Berg l.. - Milliams. K n. guftes.
VIII q. 6Fapes. Z. M DaEsnpors
/. n Rety0R, Frank T Aliies, Gsnrae
~ Forster, Dana Childs. Al Var. ]
D. AeD0naid, Hiram b. Ferris. Clyas
d. Graves. Pred b. Grinnell. via
liam Heat0n. b. u. Fiske. n. ,.
Dyer n. h. Galasha. {. o Ne
Bnoom. ,. ~ Wentworth. =. u.
Estsp, GesHee Ii Hughes. Dan 4.
NeaTar, GsaFss =. Bradley. FRED g..
Elmendorf, r. &. Dillingham;. Brnns
6lendenninE, Anhney Izse Nhita.
George r. D0dson, FraBk Il. shmm.
W. } {. Hakeheid. F. Lewis Clara.
c. n. Jones, .. F. Wetzel, +. ,.
Hyde, W. H. Shsw. q spokane.
Mayor II. y. Scallon. Major J. b
Goods,F. s. Colquhcsu. J. &. White,
r. p. blackwell. + 4 Blaaknell.
William Dollar, Boyd HanIlton. y
b. Mcfarland, r. H. Knight. J. a.
liarie. J. d. spaulaing. q eoeuF Z
Aiene
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KootsHsi Cssnty Farmers Aas Loss
HFaraea

KootsHsI cssnty Farmer Aas Loss
Bsmes.
After living on their homestead
for from three 70 i've yeans. and
spending all their money on improve
ments. the farmers Of the Priest river
valley have been told that they can
not get a title to their property on
account Of the government making :
forest reserve there. and ] am going
TO Washington city te see shat can
do in the matter, . says NJ 5. Lind
say, Of Priest River. Idaho.
On February -. 1897. - ssys Mr..
Lindsay. President Cleveland signed
a bill making a strip Of land. CON.
posed of about 662. GOO sores. q tim.
Der reserve. This reserve runs inte
the state Of Washington. About
IS, 900 acres Of the land are good
meadow and timber land, aud the nesi
is worth nothing. The Northern
Pacific sold the good land and traded
the bad to the government for scrip
land. Now that the government has
decided TO take back the land, all
the work and money that the farmers
have put into il will have 70 90 FOR
nothing. unless the secretary Of The
interior reyeises the decision - the
Idaho judges.
Il represent about 10 claims, %
about $4,000 each. This will count
up TO about $50, 600, ana / will d
all can to get the decision reversed
so that the farmers in the Priest
River country can get title to their
property.
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The Blackwell Park company has
the park grounds cleaned up, q num-
Der Of benches placed In shady hooks,
aEings ia position and IL pushing
work ON the big pavilion IL Is erecting
for dancing and other amusement
features. The frame work Of the
structure Is completed and II is
practically under roof. II 10 located
ia the park convenient 10 the electric
line depot aud will be ready for use
within the next few dRys The com
pany is also building . number Of
the latest pattern Of cedar canoes and
FoWb0Ats according Ia the latest de
signs of the American Canoe associA-
ton. 4 boiler aud engine IL
being installed at the boat house al
the company for the purpose u faeil
itatiug the manufacture of these
b0atE
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Apnrrio> 10 scuoor uo,~r,

sts Nnrs Hsosa. shurs rt,,.prtt,, "i ths
cts
At a meeting Of the board Of school
trustees Saturday afternoon bids were
opened for the construction Of the
addition 10 the brick school building
The bids we're ne followa W p.
smith, s7,325. J N Curtis, s7.dii.
George Starke. 1890, Leask i
Cowan, s7,7s7. The contract was
awarded 10 W. p. smith of this city
and he hae commenced the excavation
for the foundation.
The original building was con
ntfncted with a view 90 putting up
the addition at some future time.
The plans were drawn by Architect
williams 90 conform to this Idea.
The addition is to be 80 by y feet,
Of brick aud stone with two rooms
finished In the basement aud the same
number 10 each Of the two stories
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woman's Relief Corps, Order Of the
Eastern Star. Rsbekahs and the
Degree Of Honor. Mrs. Hollister Is
woman al commanding presence,
with Il fine intellectual face. and the
phenomenal groEth Of the Ladies Of
the Maccabses Of the world has been
largely due TO her executive ability,
and marked personality,
Miss West holds the important
office of Supreme Record Keeper of
the Ladies' of the Maccabees and Is
thoroughly posted a. 20 the good
work done by the organization.
Though still young woman. Miss
West Is looked upon ss cue Of the
most prominent aud capable persons
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VI. on "Wednesday next, .. Frsternal
kali. DIR. Fila J. Fiaeld. district
medical examiner 81 the weEt. whO
comes from Tacoma. viii be an
honored guest Lady Aldrich. state
commander. will alec he present; 4
large class will be initiated ia the
afternoon Dluner Ii to be served 20
the membors. and Ia the evening.
display drill will be- given. TN
Thursday the l.. o. 7. 81. will enjoy
a day's outing 10 st Maries on the
steamer Idaho. No effort will be
spared by the ladies Of Occur d'Aiene
ia Idaho, q pleasing success. The
hives Of northern Idaho are 20 he ne.
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D'ALENE. IDAHO SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1904

ments for the advancement Of woman
kind, aud for the uplifting Of human-
ity, usinR voice and pen Tor this pur-
p0ss with equal facility. She iE
affiliated with and thoroughly ae-
quainted with the leading national
aud international movements among
woman, and has q practical kn0Nl-
edge q the social laboratories Of
cities, and IL q msmbsr Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, Woman q
Christian Temperance Onion, Nation-
81 Council Of Women, Womsn Z
international and State Press assOcia-
tiOn. Federation Of Woman's Clubs,
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above, making six more rooms 70 the
building. These are to be provided
With cloak rooms and will be heated
by an extension Of the steam heating
system in the old building.
The increasing population Of the
district made the building OF this
addition q necessity and II Ii doubted
IL this will answer the needs Of the
district for many months.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-04

presented at the meeting aud IL - ex.
pected that 900 guests will be present
AZ the bead Of the order Of the
Ladies' Of the Maccabees of the World,
bearing the title Of Supreme Com
mander, Is Mrs. Lillian N. Hollister.
one Of the foremost women Of the
United States, being interested Ia
aud a promoter Of many Of the move.
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To p-ssrsiHE Arsn3 omssrs Rsiir-d.
Aru Frvaasssd


Major Gerhard Luhn. L S. A..
retired, nos = resident Of Spokane.
received g commission from Wash
instou. signed by President Roose-
welt, advancing him from the grade
Of captain 90 that uf major This
is Ia accordance With the net uf the
Last congress which advanced one
grade all ufsrcrs under the rank Of
coioDei pho retired previous 20 the
passage af tho act Major John J.
% hrien, e. = A., retired, = resi
dent II this city. alec received bis
nsN commission, advnning him from
captain a. major. Pay u bath o.
nc.rs under the new rank dates from
tho 23ud Of last April
Beth niiiovgs have euTiahle Fessotds
Major f.uhn catered the army IN
1872, fought Ia Indian campaigns,
all Through The civil var. Ia many
sklFmistes with redskins. after the
civil yer. and shsn BE- retired was
senior captain Ia the Fourth infantEy.
thsn stationed II Fort sherman.
Idaho. Major Luhn aud Major
u'hrien are ecii known 10 the older
residents ~ Occur d'Alene.
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connected with the work OF the or,ier.
She was one of the founders of the
l.. .. I. NJ. la lsa2 aud has ever
sinee held the office Of supreme record
keeper. she is possessed Of much
personal magnetism aud as lecturer
Is capable Of commanding large audi
ences.
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