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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-24
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as a matter of course

~ w. ~@ay
$3.50 will secure you beautiful
home; a new 4 room cottage.
City water, fine lawn. good
fence and outbuildings. Size
OF lot 6ox22s feet. Fine loca-
ton; part cash. balance time II
desired. Must be sold.
$1,000 buys a new 7 room house
with good out buildings. large
corner lot. South and east
front. city water. A bargain.
SOME GOOD BUYS
| in acreage. Can sell you from one
TO ten acres. Close in. al prices
ranging from SI7S TO $3.50 per acre.
Also some very desirable farm lands
| in 90 acre lots up 10 500 acres.
Prices and terms very reasonable.
100 residence lots In all parts Of
the city. Prices ranging from
$500 10 $500 for inside lots.
Corner lots from sI75 TO $500.
Business corners from $500 70
$1,000.
Now we come with all that's re-
quired TO fit you out with q FIRST
class bargain. A FIRST class farm OF
100 acres, 100 acres seeded To tim
othy. grows heavy crop. 20 acres
good farm land. growing timber
and furnishes hne pasture. AL
fenced, fine water. splendid house
/ aud large barn and other sheds.
All farm machinery. good mower
good hay rake, wagon. plows, barn
forks with all new rope, pitchloFks
and all other farm implements re-
quired TO carry on a FIRST class laFm
business. No. I stock range, 10
head Of cattle. 8 No. cows, 70
bead Of three and four year old
steers, as head Of one and two year
olds. all in enc condition. plenty Of
hay to winter stock all In good
!. shape. AL for the sum Of -. 500.
Well located. Time limited.
Eighty acres. homestead. IS acres
cleared, 30 acres sowu 20 winter
wheat. good log house and log barn,
$500 worth OF yellow PING and :
. good quantity Of tic timber and
. wood. Price $500 II sold quick.
No Better Bargain
$500 will buy tao acres OF No
farm land three miles noTti
OF Occur d.AIcne. Must b
sold Tor cash. Look this mp.
A Bargain " Sold Quick
- So, 500 will buy so acre farm
= 40 acres well improved, witt
>. good ave room house, ney
barn, ice house and other Gu
buildings. with "a acres Of I'm
10 assorted winter apples, 10 acre
best assorted pears. cherries
pfhnes and other small fruits
Close to the city. four and on
half miles north.
Homes. Homes
40 Lots and Blocks
have just listed for sale two CT
:. tire addition 10 ouT fast CROWN
r. city OF. cocur d'Alehc. Am no
tie ready to locate you on some of III
mi most desirable lots OF blocks, clio.
sa in. Come quick and get FIR
y choice. Terms easy Part Gas
= balance time. Prices range fro
s65 to s75o per lot.
R. w. Collin.
! REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE
r ~ Scott Block Fourth s
go .,-.,ss. Hw~mwwP ~Aw
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-24

II the lake is lowered, Jay Rand
Sanburn will then be able to con-
atruct his boulevard around the shore.
This Is one Of the pleasures he has
been looking forward to for years
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-24

In another column is published a
synopsis Of the sermon preached by
Rev. John Bentzisn at the Baptist
church Sunday evening on the divorce
question. While all persons may not
wholly agree with the minister as to
the only ground for divorce, there
are very few who do not recognize
the fact that a separation Is too
easily obtained. The laws are too
lax and the courts in many instances,
too willing to grant divorces on the
most flimsy ground. More strict
divorce laws, and their enforcement
will go q long way toward lesseninG
the evil.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Rs,ats Of David Duulsa, deceased.

Estate Of David Duulsa, deceased.
Notice Il hereby given BY the undersiEneaf
administrator OF the estate OF David Dun
lea, deceased, to the creditors Of. and ali per
sons having claims against the said deeeasedy %
exhibit them With the necessary Fpuenefst win
In four months after the fret publication Of this
notice 10 the said administrator at standpoint,
Idabo the same being the place fgT the tfaiisae.
lion business 81 said estate In the county OF
Kootenai. state OF Idaho.
Dsted II standpoint, Idaho, on the i7th day Of
ROY BKNAWAY,
Administrator Of the estate Of
dea 4-fann David DHulea. deceased
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-24

Ada county republicans are very
considerate. The Statesman says
that they "wilI ask for only eight
appointments from the legislature. I"
But when il comes to the state pat
ronage, that Is where Boise and Ada
county shine. There are already
about fifty applicants for the various
state positions and the list is steadily
growing, There is nothing small
about Boise but the feet Of her ladies.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-24
IfnekInr rnnRh

Is Immediately relieved and permau-
emily cured by using Bunsen's Pine
Tar Cough Honey. II cures where
others fail and where used IL will
give entire satisfaction. Pleasant TO
take; contains no opium or other
narcotic. Warranted to cure chronic
coughs. Price 25 and so cents. For
sale by the CosuF d'Alsns Drug Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-12-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Julius Max Foerzfrf decreased.
Natire Il hereby Eiseu by the undersigned,
administrative Of the estate nf Julius Max Peer.
tfqr deceased to the creditors Of, and ali per.
snIis having claims against the said decreased 70
. { hlfif them with the necessary vouchers
gsithin fnnF months alter the nFst publication ct
fhis notice to the said administrator st his resi-
dinea, near severance. tdahos the same being
the plaeg Tor lhe transaction ui the business gl
saId estute. In the County Of kOoienai. state Of
Idaho
Dated At Severance on the tss day Of Deem
Der, 1904. -. -. -, -.
Administrator Of the ssrats Of Julius maN FoeI-
dee - stsf, deceased
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

cratic Committee. and owns and controls
large land and timber Interests IN the
mountain sections OF the State. and con-
ducts several stores. A Il Hargis i in
terested with his brother. Judge Hargis.
in several stores and numerous logging
claims. and owns blue grass farm. one
Of the finest in Clark County Y. r
French is a large land holder He was
formerly the accredited leader of the
French faction Of the FrenCh-Ey.F=oie
feud. and after the EVersola faction Ia =
been exferminsted he moved with his
family 20 Winchester, where he has beer
engaged in farming.
Edward Callahan Is Sheriff OF Breatfltt
County and close political friend OF the
Harg!ses. He OWNS broad acres Of noun
tain land and has suassed fortune in
The lumber business in the last few years
The four men are probably the most sub
>t2ntiai IL the mountain section Of the
State and their influence has reached
out until they have many friends ara aG-
EiSeTs in various parts OF the Common
wealth
Mrs. Marcurn- who has asked these men
for 10000 l. = frail woman Small IN
stature. with dark brown eyes and hair
kiln face and prominent cheek bones she
shows determination in every move and
countenance- She was mountain girl
when she married harcum a brfch. Young
lawyer just graduated at Kentucky state
College here. Her father Captain ID. D.
Hurst. was one OF the mos. substantial
and influential in Breati,itt County He
was quiet and had never taken sry mart
in the feuds. He is now Postmaster AT
Jackson Mr. Marcum says:
WANTS ONLY JUSTICE.
y do not want q dollar Of thei. bloody
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

lie and several others were indicted for
sGnofilatl"r OF perjury. 4 number OF the
itles--s 30 Indicted Wsrs convicted and
cnlv last week the trial of Callahan and
also French VINO was - indicted came up
N court II Mount Sterling OF change OF
venue.
The Marcu-s zsssaSsiria zion was 4 climax
70 an epidemic OF murder in Jackson and
ETsathitt ScuEties- and 50 stirred the coun-
Try that the Governor OF Tie State vas
appealed 10 20 take hand n she airrinis-
tering OF Justice The officials IN Jackson
Or % the Circuit CO-TI dared not oppose
the aw!.ssnes> :. inclined 10 do SC Cor
fear % similar fate
Nu-csrers * arrested acre turned loose
The grand jurors were I1t!riidaI-d aid
witnesses feared TO tell VIVA; they knew.
The who!. judicial system vas rendered
power!eSs OF Inactive. Judge HaTgs was
Judge Of the County Court suI Callahan
the sheriff Others dared not venture tn.
administration OF Justice. Esht town
rriarSh5lS vere killed or compelled TO quit
their Offices
WARNED BY CLIENT
NarcUm Was marked many months be-
fore the assissin finally fired the fatal sho;
into MS body. He Vas warned by Moses
Feltner. a client whom he was defending
on murder charge. and left the place for
several months For . long time he car
ned MS youngest child 20 and from his
Offices in his arms. Fe!tnsr told him how
he had been approached and gwen a new
Winchester ride with which to kill him
He was told. he says. that no one would
suspect him because ne was his client and
that the prosecution against him would he
dropped. Fe!rner told how he promised 10
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18
SHE HAS $500 AND ANTAGONISTS MORE THAN 100000

Lexington. ny. sept. 17.-Has il bee
lef; 10 woman 70 say that justice :
alike for the rich and the poor.
For fifty years it has been said OF Ken
lucky that a wealthy man could hire an
assassin for a side OF bacon and escape
punishment. even though the actual as
sasSin be caught and hanged In the
French Eversole feud In Perry County
men were hired to fight just as soldiers
are paid to Kin in times OF war.
Mrs Abelia Marcum. widow OF the
noted young mountain lawyer. James b.
Marcun. who vas sho; by an assassin in
the Rreathitt County Courthouse in the
spring Of 1870. says she will spend the last
dollar she has TO expos. the men VINO
hired Assassins Curtis lett and Tom
White to STAY her husband The ease is
now pending in the court al Winchester.
Ms Marcum is putting her small pit
tsnce. amounting to about $500 agains;
almost unlimited resources The men she
is suing-James Hargts OF Jackson. A. b
Harcis Of Winchester. D. Fulton French
Of winchester and Edward Callihan of
Charlottesville. Breathitt CouaTy-are
combined with a million dollars. and they
csn raise IL necessary another million
from friends
DEFENDANTS WEALTHY
They are popular and enterprisinG men
Judge Hargis is County Judge of Breathi't
County, a member Of the State Demo
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

CO This fire S,lid II
Jtvs karat gold watch.
engraved hunting case.
H. shown in illustration:
Trrpd with IN. 4. Ner-
mod 11-jewele-i nickel
movement adjusted.
Price only So.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

money / snow the miserable. wrstch-S-
Jeit amt Nhlt--wlO hardly knew my
husband had 10 otf.T motive iu killing
him Khan 70 earn the pre- that had been
st upon his head ! want the world to
know who had my husband killed and
what Il vaE don't. for Ny husband stood
II the gIy oi their Illegal Goings. and
they wanted him cut 81 the way / have
plenty u ElJ-esFHz. and now that the fear
% being ssssssir.4teG Il they ie!! the
truth has been h.iniSh=d from them ~
the Prosecution OF - number Of their wit
nes<es Tor p.rlIry IN the trials o, lett
and W hite. / thInh We can get the true
facts before a jaTy. Sly little son here that
vas rot vet born vhe- his father was 50
touily shot down as he stood il the door
OF the Courthouse. / hope Will live 20 see
the time. II ! DO not. that men. no mat
ter how ricA. cannot kill men through
hired assassius and escape the penalty OF
the Law"
Mrs. Marcuun vas left with six children
Another has been born since the father
was sSszssilzted- and she has named 1.
J. b MzrcJrn. for the father She sold
her Jackson home. left her by her hus-
band. and moved TO Winchester the home
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

c10 beautifUI wst, b
Co' solid II karat
gold hunting case. richly
engraved deSicn- with IL
jewel nickel movement.
Price only So.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

execute the plans and tow ne had lain
In wait for Narcun in company with HI.
r.en selected 10 assist him in the aw(rf
work He told Na-cum os the plans :,
that he might s-e for himself and Ma.
cum and his sisters did sec the men lying
IN wait for him
Feitaer would not appear at the trials
OF Jett and White. remaining in hid.nx
near his home in Leslie County He IL
now a. Winchester and saws he will go ON
the witness stand and tell the facts as H.
detailed them TO Mzrcuui. and a. fi,~si ~.
Narcurn In the shape o. aft1avits Ia fh-
B-eathitt Circuit Clerks ONCE prior 20 H.
assassination. The affidavit was mad
public before The assassination. Nsrctl7rs
having come 10 she decision that he vop'l
not be run away from his native town
and Undertaking to expos. the psott--,
on his life He said they would kill hir.t
tut he declared he would live TO show who
the piott.rS were and that he hop.,i =
he was killed the world would punish them
for the deed
Msrcuu came OF a SalwArr family His
brother Thomas Marcum- Is a lawyer In
Indian Territory and he came 70 assist in
TIE prosecution of the murderers The
speech of Thomas Na-cum. accusing Har-
gis and French. who were In the court
roor1. seated by the side Of Curtis Jest OF
being the real uiurcerers Of his brother
was one of the really dramatic incidents
Of the trial. which vas full Of sensational
features.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

o. Two % the defendants where she
brought the action FOR damage. She h'-el
among other attorneys 4 FLOYD f3Nr1-
who WIS prosecuting attorney IN the
Breathirt County Court district. and who
PROSECUTED .Iett and shit. at their several
trials succeeding IN getting death sen
tence for the assl-sination ~ Jim Cock
riil and . life sentence Tor the aSsass;na-
tion % Narcum. ar9 q lie sentence FOR
White for both a-~a~=iulticr=
J-tr accepted Sire life sentence and APP
Deaied the CockTiu charge and j. now n
state Prison. Wt!ta appealed both cases
and is in 'ail AZ COvirgtOu- ~. awaiting
the action - the Court Of Appeals In
the trial 81 Jsrr aui White the bes, attor-
neys O5tlInable were employed. AID the
defendants in the suit Mrs Marcum has
brought were admitted financial hackers Of
the defeuSs
HARGISS STATEMENT.
Judge HarEls gave out a statement that
he vas assisting In the defense Of Jert BE-
cause Jett's mother. who was has haif--iS-
ter haa sheltered him when his home had
been looted by Union soldiers Gurin. the
Civil War. Fce1ch WAS engaged Il, the q
Tense a. attorney. ard Callahan appeared
a. = witness His testimony was % in
variance attn that " o.hsr witnesses that
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

r g s He is fellow o. the ROYAL 50
cisty and of the Chemical Society a mem
ber OF the Legion y: Honor. "a correspond
Ing member Of the Institute Of Franc. and
An honorary member Of the Royal Aca1-
e,nies Of ireland, Berlin. Bohemia and Hoi-
land He is a member OF the German
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

William Ramsay impress one ~ Il mar
Who j. never in hurry He viii trav@i
from London 70 Ci.asr.vy and haci. again.
Using W the night tn ne ll'ur1el- ana az
.aA- IN his iaba-..oT.- tile Mex Day a. I'M
concerned as Ja.uga r- had gone only Tor
q drive.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

learned societies in Germany who con
fe-red upon him the Hoffman medal The
Emperor Invited him 10 lecture in private
SIR William has many titles from seats
Of learning His name appears In sCien-
ttfic Journals as Sir William Ramsay. X
G 2 IL. D. D. s Q. Pm. D, +. r s
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Marcum Widow Of Lawyer Who Was Assinated Last
Prominent Men for Sln00D0 Believing She
VIII Thus Be Enabled Expose Whose Money Hired
he
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Daily.
Sleeper TO Norfolk. Va. 12:s5 noon daiiy
VIA YapdaliA-Psnnsylyauia Anea,
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

E. csD This choice neat
TOT 30S. watch. solid i4-ka--
a. gold hunting case, engine
turned. fitted with The now famous
n. <. Nermod" iG-isveied move
menJ. adjusted. Special a. So.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-18

T. cIn This very fine solid
vi StU. l4-karat gold open
face watch. pIaiu polished case. NJ
tel with one of our celebrated
guaranteed jewrled nickel move
men-S. For this wccS. special III
$50
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
GIRLS MURDER FATHER.
Children Siay Sleeping Man to Pre-
vent His Remarrying.

Marlin. Texas. Sept. 21.-Bccausc
their father, widower. was about tc
remarry. and because he had threat
ened 10 kill them. the two little dau@h-
ters of {. s. Stewart murdered him
With an axe yesterday morning as h
was asleep on the veranda OF his
home near here. One girl is | years
old and the other is L. They have
confessed. having been arrested be.
cause of the blood, stains on their
Clothing. The girls are pretty and in
tellisent. The fathers threat to kill
them arose from the fact that they
had destroyed a letter to Stewart from
their prospective stepmother. The
children split Stewards head and then
chopped it Off The man was a rich
farmer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
sUNFLoWER PHILOSOPHY.

Anybody who robs circus or rail-
road earns his money.
Let a town put up few flags and
the small boy will get out his horn
and do the rest.
When twin babies come does the
mothers patience grow, or does each
taby get only half Of what is due it?
A bruise is a bruise everywhere else
except when gained in a railroad acci-
dent, when it becomes a confusion
and a ground for damages.
Look on the bright side. OF course
a widow misses her husband most aw'
fully, but isn't he safe where no other
woman can get him?
1t takes a little more time for
man to get his love back from a girl
than the presents he gave her, and tc
transfer it, but not much more.
Women are such firm believers il
First Love that no one ever dared tt
suggest that man might think mor'
CT his second than of his first-Aichi
son (Kas.) Globe. 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
TRUSTEE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, as trustee of the estate OF
Joe G. Meyer, bankrupt, in compliance
with the orders of the District Court
of the United States in said cause
will On Monday, the third day of Oc-
toher, 1904, at the courthouse of Jet
ferson county, in the city of Pine
Bluff, between the hours prescribei
by law for judicial sales, sell at public
outcry to the highest and best bidder
for cash, the following descriEebl real
! estate lying and being siuated in Lin.
coin county, Arkansas, towit:
The west half CIV. 1-2) of the north
west quarter (NW. Ia of section thir
ty-two (32), township ten (l0I south
range five 90 west. together with al!
and singular the improvem eats ald
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
Sale is made subject to approval Of
said District Court.
CHAS. HANCOCK.
Trustee in the estate OF ]. c. Meyer
bankrupt.
1926
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
REss.WA,TRESs QUITS JOB.
Will Go to Indiana and Receive Her
Share Of $4,000 900.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. 21.-
Miss Ida E. Michener has quit work
as waitress at the Colorado Midland
eating house at Cascade, and is on the
way to her home at Carmel, Ind, to
look after her share in $15,000,0 600
estate which she and seven brothers
and sisters are soon to come into pos
session of. She says her great
Grandmother in England married
against her family's consent, but left
a big estate, and the matter has just
been settled.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21

"The purchasing power Of the aver
200 wage received by the wage worker
hoe GROWN faster than the cost of liv-
ing" says President Roosevelt in his
letter of acceptance. In other words,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
GERMAN MOB KILLS SO JEWS.
Uprising in sasnovitch Rivals k'sn'
neef Masacre in Horror.

Philadelphia, Sept. 21.-A caole-
gram received says at SanovHch'
small city in the province OF Prison
in Germany. close to the Russian IRON
ter, more than fifty Jews were mor'
dered one week ago today, While more
than 100 we're seriously. some NOR
tally, wounded This slaughter was
eoincident with the celebration OF the
Jewish New Year.
Sasnovitch is city the popuiace Oh
which is composed Of Jews. Germans
and Russians. With sunrise OF SUNDAY
one week ago there started an anu
Semitic riot rivaling in barbarism and
bloodthirstiness the massacres OF
kishineff. The murders ended only
when the mob was exhausted by its
work.
The butchered Jews were set upon
by the rioters after life was extinct.
Their bodies We're mutilated ana dls-
membered, the rioters using axes ana
knives to chop off arms and legs and
even the breasts of the women. These
severed members were cast to the
dogs in the street.
In one instance the sexton OF syn
agogue had his arms twisted from his
body by his assailants, and those OF
the wounded who were carried to hos
pitals were maltreated after reaching
the institutions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

We have this day, September 18th
dissolved partnership in thu firm Of
Dudley and Laxtos, heretofore the
proprietors of the Crystal Bottline
works. W. E. Dudley having purchas'
ed A. Laxtons interest, and W. E.
Dudley is sole proprieto and will col
lect all debts due the Crystal BOttlins
works and pay all indebtedness for
said bottli1g works.
w. E. DUDLEY, tSigned.)
A. LAXTON. tSigned)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
ThA Stars Are With the Voyaqer.

The stars are with the voyager.
Wherever he may sail;
The moon is constant to nef time,
The sun VIII never fail,
But follow. follow round the world
The green earth ano the sea:
So love is with the lovers heart,
Wherever he may be.
Wherever he may be. the stars
Must daily lose their light,
The moon will veil her in the shade,
The sun will set at night;
The sun may set but constant love
VIII shine when he's away.
So that Gull night is never night.
And day is brighter day.
-'rho-nas Hood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
CHINESE GIRL TO MAKE DEBUT
Minister'S Daughter Will Be the First
of Race to Become Bud

Washington, Sept. 21.-The daush-
ter of Sir ChenStuns liang Ch@n2.
Chinese minister to the United States
will make her social debut in Wash
inGton some time this winter. She
will be the first Chinese girl to enter
American society. She is IS years
old. and accounted a decided beauty.
according to oriental ideas. though
her feet are not deformed. Miss
Cheng has not adopted American
dress. Her diamonds and pearls are
said to rivel in size and beauty the
the former envoy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

Having sold to w. E. Dudley all my
interest in the Crystal Bottling works.
wish to thank the public for their
liberal patronage shown US in the past
and shall leave a noteworthy gentle
nan 70 continue the business with the
people and friends in and out of Pine
Bluff, Ark.
A. LAXTON. (Signed.) }
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-21
seasoning sanK No1es.

It takes about twenty-five days to
print bank notes properly so that
they will be fully seasoned to go
into the hands Of the public.