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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

aus ieincm Sllbriperf %9cluoricl nt6
oo0urf icin &iiden %gelobnlt. Gr bin.
tcrIGbt feds 9inocr.
&u NItcr BON 80 Sobren itarb onl
0onncritog Sr. Grnit 6o9ie in ieincr
@obnunq nobc G09emont. Gr betricb
fir Iuuge Sabre einen SbItGurten.
I'm i'm trollern ieinc g8ittluc mo
5lpei Sinocr.
Sr. Oeluca 90. 9oulep. Stcuercin.
ncbmer oc3 l.. 0iitrifts, ifico am
Ntittpod in ieiner @obnung, nobc
Hodpiac. aus Dem &eben. gr binter.
lGBt cine gSithpc mo 5rpei &iuoer.
SRI. Worgnretbe q. ancpper, cine
Shpciter ocs friibercn Sheriffo Gb,
9. Gncppcr, ltorb I'M Sitter bon Sc
,So6ren it ibrer @obnutg, nobe
GIenripring.
9r. Snlnca Sll5bp ltorb in ictncrl
Moqcn ollf Dem @cQc BON ieincr
Mobnlrng I'M 5peiten Qiitritt nnd)
annapolis. Gr ipor 60 Sabre alt II.
bintcrlGBt einen 9rltocr rnO orei
ShlucItcrn.
Noti5en.
SonlcS @nro bon @risiicIo iiel
am Gonncritoa in ieiner Sheltnc
aus elmer @obc bon 80 SUB oui bclt
gooen, brof lid babel oas Shliii.
iclbcin mo perrenfte ii6 Sdultcr.
&r. Norb mar 60 Sabre alt.
SSe,cr 5eritorte IN Ser 0onneritnG
Noht 0oS ncle WobnbouS bon Srll.
Soicpb 6oSnid IN Naegonp.G ountp.
Die 6umilie fonntC oen groBtcn bell
ser Mobcl rcttcn. Gin idooboitcr
Hauhfong mar Die llrIo6c oeS9rur'
0eS.
&n 4|Sinn.6eoo, Charles. Goluntp,
lit Elm NlottcrninQ cntbedt iUorbcn.
Gic aronfe lit cine 6rou aus Fitt9.
BURG. Or. Beor9c 8. Wtonroc. Der
@ciun0bcitS Mnroein ocS Gountus,
bcbonoelt 0cn 6oll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10
WGnner nrb Tranen fummt 1T nns.

Oiditner nno 5rdlier nit gebeimen araufbet.
ten, uoer Srunptaoerbrudl 8eidnpiiren, nus
t~aLerbeu e1uren, Strtfturen. gtusfIub. gIitpers
%etftung.. grii6er, Sdutuusi6I1gen, Rbeinntiss
ytiereuleioer. Mlnitbn rmIetben. Sdntnrrbpiorn.
Sartletbigfett ODER ir9ero iuel6er berlpanoten
&ranibeiten iolten iib bertrauenSooa at un5
ipenber. geoeuteube Spe6iaIiiten tueroet sic
unteril9en liro ~foiieulos cine ipiITenfAnftlt6e
Singnofe Sbres Sales aeben. Tt6t Elm 9oldr
bor Der SeiIitng III be3obIen. g9ir 6eiIeit RAID.
itfer, idi1er3los Ino onnerbaft. unb bebunoelu
rir aebetite Srurfbeiten bon W1nterit mo
5rnliei1. Senn Gle nift fontmen f1fner. 10
berddrtfti9en sic ins. nrb mir bebunneIn Gle
IN Sbrer g9obnuns. SeiIuue enraniirt ooet
Siet 9oftfnrte bel, nenn Sbr fhrei6t on or.
Ebtlips Mebical Snititnte, 1887 Sh.B ctr,
Snltinaore, Dio. Sentid piro eefpro6er.
WQi1t ,2&S,t3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

&de GnIts lil0 Snlf7Ioerliet Udflfon.
WnrbInnosIeIepbo - Fl &.
Soiiptdudrtier bes Geicngoereins -~ebel.
tDeiB,@ rSanens8ereirs oes GbeIfpetb,-
rGdrtonsGoneIabes gtr. 445. 3. O.. s."
rSrientaIsS iitrifts Gr. 1853, 3. n.sB.A uno
~Ganton SPAR II. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
(Gept2t,1O
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gro6uftcn.W arft.

ltntenitebenoe greiie be5ieben iid)
ouf ben gnaro8.SonOeI; fir Den
&IeinbanoeI mlB Elm entipre6enoer
altfidIag geno6t peroen.
Gier, pro 0ltbeno 32c. bis 33c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

aombar6. uno 8. etraBe. StsbIanbtotpH.
Die feinfien @eirdnfte oqer art. - Boil
ifdnbto rcu einaeri6tef. Gin sefun dIer
i,siner ssreuroe nm bes Eabltfunls tn
Nnaemetnen fteis mtuiomrren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

aombaros UNI 6. Strdbe, Si~eplaHototsn.
g~eeeniiber Der ,W%tonumertnls 8rdrsret1.-
Ida[i6 belize WabI3etten nuf 8efteltt9.
@uier better uno falier auuft. @befas
peafes2eIepbon - at. 9nnI 1345 D.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10
On. Prtua's grhaaae,

~. uuo D'SonuensStruee, Canton.
@eriumtee Saue fit Beretne uno oefens
fbuiien. Sduptaudrtier hes rBriu3 6etn.
ri6s9iftriffs Gr. 204. .. u.,8.- Setnfts
9etrdHfe. Chef. Eel. Ust. 8errDn 971
%. anlter 2unfh ben sarSen Taa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10
ghustaer's Cate

70f unb TOT aombaro,Strnbe. SisbIano'
toipr. Seinfte 8eiue NIB gialore. Ser
gefiinoeffe Srt auf bet Grbe. - Sts teiteri
8ooI,BarIorS In S~tebIanbtctpu. Brou!pte
Settenuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

gum gerionf in Dft.gaIttmore, angren3eHb an
ben pradbtbuuen gButterfons9nrf." 9aturen
etraBe, @de bon. 8nItimoresStrab 9ommt
buerit uno babt bic slusiuubI. 9tefe Sdufer
hub In ieoer 9iniiht MODERN, NIT Wlarntors
Bats uno sSaustreppe, foiuie mooernen 8ers
beHeriineer, einffIieBIi6 glb5ugsfnnal. Ggent
ldeIt6 unb Sonntags nn Srt nno Stene. Be
ulibt Sairmpunteglnepue g9npapns.
Chm. z. Gallagher, BaiiiItternebuler,
Q29-) gr. 2S08, S~airmountsglbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

enmiht'a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

gde 3. luo @ouebitr. Snliptqnartier bes
=Stitrifts 172, 3. u..S," sGt6enfrGn8'
9nHens8ereirs, rgarton Snlmerip: @ai'
uni. 3eiR'8erein9 r9euit6e Semiit5lt6s
Bier 5u ieoer Belt. Telephone: 6. & q.
Wit. Berton 1898 gB;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

432, GIuremount : goe.. 9iabIanotopu
Snuptduurtier oes -8aoenias Wl1nnerhors
Sin9itunoen Sienitds. Abeuos 8 1lbr,
Monumental titrift gr. 231, .. Il. y,
WlonumeHtnIsgi an 3npf. gbeiapeaiC
leIepbon 1925 U. Bm. 3. g. Srppert
BETTER. (0e52,fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

1924 SffsgaItimoresetrdB - 8tntmer an
Serren 5u bernieiben. = Seiltfte @etrdnfe
uno Beine. rBaps@tetps Braueret"s Bier.
BerfammIungsIofaI sOft'2ombaroitr. Snt'
uiertp. Bnu' urb qetboeretnA. Gbef.saeI.
Wt, 8erHon 4e42-N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

Gin @roccru. qdoen in cincr gutcu yla6bnrs
daft. g~Ioreiitre ~, o." Eeutiher Gorrripun'
Deut. (340-D
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StelcngeInde.
3u perfaufcu uber at ucrpadJten.

gu O%erfnuTcn obfr 5l Orrpadlten;
Gas pertbooQe @runbftid an Der gde bon
CisguIttmoresGtru uno 9oitsSf fieesgloenue;
40 bel 1870 SUB. Ser bintere 96eiI bes Sruuos
ltiids tpirb fir elm 8eihdftSgebdIbe bes g9eltts
then Correspondent" benubt %tperoen. Rd9ere
ausiinft bet 6. blaine, Rr. All, ct. Raul's Str.
(301-)
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Che eic Ginsnthum fnufe,
8elS anssuleibcn.

eRenn SIR gelb nbtbta habt, tuenbet Gun
an midl. DarIebeu 1ui Suldre, WlobelH ooer
Brunoeieentbunt. acknowledgement aetne eei9'
eef6dftssWletbpoen. DIR. arenner, gr. 100,
kurb.Raea.s trdRe, 1. Slur, Gau1orp Butlbine.
(gpriI16-)
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gerIunst: Sraaen anS @aSden.

0erfunet:
Gin Wlio6ct fir Die uugemeiue 6nnSurbeit;
fciu 2Sdfbeu uno Biipeln. gtnh5ufrugen in
Nr. t04, SGOs4uttcriOu, art,9tueuur
(345,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-10

OI'NpNr fNS HIN'h~
oIte Siibner 101@c. bis t2c.; iunge
Siibner tO12c. bis t2c.; @nten Tic.
bis 14c.; Sitter lac. bis 16c.; Gol-
ben, pro Bnor zoe. bis soc.
s + ii d tie uno Gem ii c.
aartoffeln, pro 8rlfeI 40c. Bis
53c.; 8uderriiben, pro 8iinoel 1c. bis
he; 8eiBfobl, pro Come $500
bis $1t.00; 3miebeln, pro 8ulhel
500 bis $l.t0; Gorottcn, pro BIN.
bel ic. bis t13c.; @epfel, pro Sob
Toe. bis 1925; @nonaS, pro Crate
$3.50 bis $500; Se1erie, pro 8to.
20c. bis 40c.; 3rouben, pro &orb
&c. bis 12c. broltner &obl, pro @il'
idel 1876. bis t5c.; Spinut, pro
9uibel zoe. bis 25c.; crime gobnen,
pro 8orb $1.25 bis 1926; runOe
8iiber, pro @,lidel 30c. bis 40c.
aopfiolat, pro 9iite 25c. biz Soc,
iitnge grblen, pro &orb $1.75 bis
1926.
Groceries uno Brobiio o.
mem.
SaI5iIeii6, pro Bf1rno: fIeilc Git
aor.Gureo Sttnfcn 12c.; groBe
Sdinfcn ttc.; Galiiornicr Sdinfen
&c.; Sugar. Glrrco gruitItiide HES;
Suqor.@urco GtuItcrn SMc.;
troden gciol8ene Scitenrippen SIG;
Spedicitcn &C.; troden geial5ene
S6ultern S19c.; reiues SdmaI3 in
9iercc8 SIC; S%pedifyultern 914c.;
ReB. SdweinefIeii6 $14 pro Sab.
Moffinirter 3uder: eewiirfeIt
G.25c.; ~puiOeriiirt 5.65c.; Stanoarb
granulirt 5.55c.; fem %aranulirt
5.55c.; GrpItaI u 5.55c.; Columbia
81 5.30Kc.; aeIber u 4.70c. bis
$40.
@er5Iteter aaffee: g. 8. g., 100
BIO. 8iIten 1875; 6. 8. 6. 60 bib.
aiIten 1896; 6. 6. S. SO Bflno
ailten 1906; reiner SABA 33c. bis
3315e.; gutter Saba BIC. Bis 3t12c.;
reiner Moffa Bic. Bis 3t1ac.; Saba
uno Woffa, eemiift, 2815c. biz 29c.;
Saba, gemii6t, 27c. Bis 2714c.; rel.
nerMoracaibo 24c. bis 2412c.; rel.
ner Ga @iiaDra 24c. bis 2412c.;
reiner Santos 23c. Bis 2312c.; Gan.
tos, semiidt, 2t1ac. bis &c.; 8io,
aeniIdt, 22c. bis 2212c.
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gu %berfaufcn.


Sarnls mo NuitcrusSruubl 2eift erreihbdr
9eleeeu In Sonteriet. GOuntD. unbe Grieiielo, an
oent gnnemeiiers 6Itiie, l%tnae'ubr 3i2 gdcr ett.
buIteno, eingetbeiIt iptc tolat: Is 9dcr inter
l9uNer, gutter 8ooeu 5unt gluiterrpflun8eil; Gin
1beiI Der Sdrm lit rntitrlt6cr Auitcrn.8 noen;
no Ider liari6s uno gSeioegNto; 30 Ider
gSaIosGano; 90 glder tultiOirtcs 6urttsSano. nit
qlIten 6duieru Il. + 10. NuIln blllia qefduit
iueroeu. yta65ufrnqen bel @OroDn Snl, Nopos
lat, grineeb Mime, NIB, ODER bel u. 8. Shul5,
Gr. 225, Sios9runbpag, Baltimore, NIB.
(3lh O bO0
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Gin ocutibeS oocr idiueoiibcs M(do6en in
elmer TuIHiIic bon orei E@erioueu fir e%iufadeS
Nnden u1o sur 0itlie bel Der ulgemeinen 6uuss
nrbeit, Nnd8uirugcn in Nr. 212t, 3inocns9Oc.
(345-G
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pttp Wuuer's @efanroui.

i4&f glorb.genlraI.gbe., Ode SIlbet.sir.
8auptquartier Der ng9iIbelm Ecu 9oge
gen teben Wtontae abeno. - 9setniIe gs,
frdnfe. Barmer 9unib tdaIin.
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Shus. SobeHHstner's Saae,

1884 SftEG oteftcftr.- California Il. Hbto'
0eipe. BerfaminIunesIotaI r@ermnnia'
9oee ST.; -@leem. Nrb. ser. stlnt. s8erein
bon SttsSnItimore"; Option gorcl. 8, >.
8. 90 nWetouarb. Union 73". 6nqe an
oermtefbsit.
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Gn 8oIe.S unlmit lit am Nitttuod)
5r. SoIiab Berfer i'm sitter bon 76
S,ohrcn in 8olge eites ltnfoIles ges
itorbelt. Der ibrn Dor 81 Sabren 81.
Qeitoben mar. als er iif i'm Sabre
1873 ollf Dem @ege nod Der aGego,
np,Gouttp 6oir beiano, purbe CT
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@crlanst: @anner nnO Snabcn.

0Ctlnuat:
Sin iungcr Wiuuu IN elmer 0iderei uls brittle
SuHo. giud5uiruaen bel Geo. Wluier, 221a, Str.
nnb YOrt. Jionb. (345)
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hay vTsET ooKUR D'ALENE.
Pebble Lads Cosamtsslon win EnVesti-
gate Conditions.

Pabite L4ada Co,amission WIN Eavesti-
gate Conaiai0aa.
A report from the national capital
states that the members Of the public
land commission appointed By the
president last winter to examine into
and report desired notifications ia
the existing land laws viii spend the
greater portion OF the summer Ia the
west, making q special study Of the
operation OF the lieu land law, the
desert land act and the Communication
clause Of the homestead act. IL pos
sibls the commission will submit =
report to the president before con-
greas convenss next December, EN-
bodying their views Of these three
laws.
"a portion Of the time will be
spent Ia Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. where there have been extern
sivs operations under the lieu land
Law, aud whore the government In
the past has lost millions Of dollars
through unfair exchanges made under
the proylsiens Of the law" states
\ reporter from Washington.
"All three members Of the com.
mission are Sgreed In advance that
the lieu land Law IL bad, and should
be modified. II not repealed outright.
They ara not agreed, however, az &c
the best method Of checking this
practice OF unfair exchange. Com.
missioner Richards and Clifford Pin,
chot are inclined 10 advocate the ab
solnte repeat of the law. but they srs
not prepared, nor is Chief Newell ol
the reclamation service, TO recon.
mend such radical legislation until
after further study. In intermoun
tain states, where there are extensiv,
Operations under the desert act
special attention will be given Il
the operation Of this Law.
A general investigation will b
made into the working Of the CON
mutation clause Of the homestead act
Members Of the commission will oper
ate individually, for the most part
and vial meet to discuss their obser
vations, and frame a report ct th'
CLOSE of the summer
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-11

81. cyFiI.s sehusl csmmenes@ens-
The llrat annual commencement Of
81. Cyris's school 10 to take place at
the Auditorium, Thursday eysning,
June %. The program lie most In
eresting and opens with an entrance
march By Misses Nary Roche, Flor
snce Brennan and e. Terwilliger.
Next is q greeting chorus followed by
a waltz participated In By Masters
D. McPhee, R. Purdy, Misses /.
Chainey, L. Smith. X. Kennedy and
X. Mason.
The chief feature Of the program lie
TO be the Cantata OF Fairy Land, !"
Of which the following is . synopsis
Accompanies, Miss Mary Rocne;
Song Of Fairy Land; three little
orphans; the good fairies weave the
magic circle. caution of the good
naiads; good aud evil fairies contest
ing; evil fairies planning; the knights
Of the forests; the knights decide to
aid the good fairies; happiness OF the
little orphans In fairy land; the
Angles warning; triumph Of the evil
fairies; sorrow song Of the good fair.
les; Angles hear US; let as no long
or be sad the little orphans griev.
ing; they entreat the Angles TO send
the good fairies TO them; the dear
little sPrites; the children plead fol
protection; the sprites ask a few
questions; the body guard; reap
pearance Of the knights; they deter
mine 10 reunite the divided hosts oi
fairy land; maiads and good fairies
conversing; the evil fairies plead fol-
pardon; song Of victory; goodnight.
i This will be followed by muisOal
selections aud a pantomime entitlet
Three Eras in American History.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-11
BUSINESS BRIEFS.

Use csrOtana aour. y. o. Keller a
Co.
Every good the market affords. al
the u. a n. store.
Call on +, A. shAllis for fresh
groceries.
Superb -four can't be beat for
ai.2o. Martin 4 MeDonlaBd
Our cloverisaf and Limbarser
cheese can't be beat. The wggett A
Emnsy Co.
We buy our barb wire and nails 10
car lots. Il will savs you money to
set our prices. The Idaho Mercantile
Co.
II you want good bread, Olympic
IL the -four 10 get
Take advantage Of the great re-
duotion sale At the u. & N. store.
RslInqulshment 20 valuable home.
stead claim. Address at once G. s. /,
.P. o. boz o. Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
ma, % ia. 1l-p.
Plnnsifter -four never fails. Try
Il. Martin A Mcdonald.
A new and complete line Of Baskets
AZ T. +. Hedal'a
Underwear and hosiery 10 suit
everybody al Potter MinnIck Co.
Juat opened 90, the largest line Of
Douglas shoes ever shown in Occur
d Alens. Tho Idaho Mercantile Co.
Lots In o'Brions' addition, border,
ing ON the original townaite. at Low
prices and on easy terms Of payment
20 prospective builders. See james
n. Harte.
Boys' suits, mems pants and over
alls at Potter. Minnick Co.
Do you want working suit, I
business suit, or a dress suit. We car
nc you out, and our prices are right
The Idaho Mercantile Co.
Our tailor made sults from eli
up. A perfect Et guaranteed. Th,
Wtggetl q Empoy 20.
You want an automobile. You car
have one free. Inquire Of b. B. KEEL
Ter 3 Co.
Furnished rooms TO rent. Inqulr
NJ the postoiiice.
patronize Pisrce's fruit store TO
fruits, mute, fresh butter and agge a
the lowest cash prices. A good stool
Of tobaccos and cigars.
The attention Of farmers IL calle,
10 our complete stock Of seeds, In
Guiding clover, ublue grass, timoth'
and millet. Also q good line o
garden seeds. David Bedell.
For crash, straw or wool hats, II,
Potter Minnick 90.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-11

Walls walia Waah. june he, M, and
18th. For the above occasion the y.
P. ~ Co, viii sell round trip tickets
on the certificate plan at enc and
one third fare for the round trip,
dates Of sale three days before meat
ing. Washington State Federation
Of Women's Clubs, Ellensburg, Wash-
ineton, June 22nd, 1904. Trien-
Mai ConclaVe. Knighte TempIar,
San Francisco, Sept. sth TO 0tb.
For above occasion the N r. will
sell round tTip tickets, via o. r. 4
N. steamers 10 San Francisco from
Portland, n. p. rail 10 Portland, fare
e50.75, or vie rail- both directions,
or D. r. 4 N steamer lines Portland
20 San Francisco or vice versa for
$50. 90. Dates o. sale, Sept. End,
Ord, and 9Th. Return limit Oct.
a3rd. Sovereign Grand Lodge l. o.
o. r. San Francisco, Sept 18th,
TO 25th, inclusive. For the above
occasion, lsame ne No. 81 except
Of sale Sept. 18th, 18th, IS. I2th
and 18th. return limit Oct. 23rd.
For full particulars call on n. P.
Agents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-06-11


At the Methodist church Tomorrow
ct IL O'Clock q. m. Chiidren's Day
will be appropriately observed, the
following interesting program having
been prepared for the oCcasion:
''Gloria PatriH; opening chorus,
''The Kings Legion;" prayer;
scripture reading; Correcting to
SUMMER By choir; Greeting by
Neil Munday. Welcome, By EEms
Barr; Children OF Yesterday, Heirs
OF Tomorrow, by choir; exercise,
''The Royal Bequest, :" motion song,
primary children; solo, Jesus Wants
Me for 8 Sunbeam;" exercise, 'sThs
Golden Band:'' tRose Of Sharon, .
BY choir; Children's Day Offering;
Recitation, "a King" By Harry
McEuen; recitation. step By Step. {"
by CLARK Barr; Sammy Hearted. .
by choir; exercise. ''The Little
Wandersr''; Hymn ''savrioF Like 1
shepherd Lead U.s." remarks b.
Rev. 7. @. HOdgsOn; closing chorus,
sswo' 4 For the Night Is Coming b
congregation.
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POST FALLS NEWS NOTES

John Young aud bride are expect
ed home the first Of the week.
A. ]. Manor received news Monday
Of his fathers death at ElrOy, MINI.
ID. n. stetler, Who has been contln-
ed TO the house the psst thr &c weeks
with q lame foot. is abel to be ont
again.
Children's day exercises will Be
held next Sunday in the Presbyterian
church In the morning and in the NJ.
E. church In the evening.
Peter weis has opened q real estate
office, corner OF South Railroad and
Henry streets. The building was for
merly occupied by ]. w. Settle.
Rev. q. Norwood Bovine, Of st.
Lakes Episcopal church, Occur a.
Alene, viii preach at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday, June l3at p. m.
Sherman Smith, confined to his
bed By typhoid fever, Is improving,
and will BE- around In a mother weeh
II no UNLOCKED for complications de-
velops.
DR.. William Blake. Of Ritzville,
Wash, has been retained ~ minister
Of the Presbyterian church and will
preach bic f2rst sermon Sunday, Jane
10. The ladies Of the church have
ordered opera chairs aud expect 4
have them In place Tor The ssrvice.
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and th6 Northern Pacific tracks kpH
Third avenue. and then 70 TIE center
of the city, crossing under the North-
err Pacific tracks again e Washing
ton street. The new route will save
the heavy grades over the Washing
ton viaduct and along East Boone
avenue. The company expects 70
save from i've TO seven minutes get
ting In and out Of the city. Tho com
pany e preparing 70 Issue = pictorial
folder and time table 70 adyertise tho
road. The line IL 81 miles long.
The trip 70 Occur d'Alene III made by
the 'sShoahone Flyer ia the morning
IN one hour and 10 minutes. The
regular trains make the run i'm an
hour and IS 70 an hour and 20 min
ukes. Waldo q. Paine, traffic nan-
ager Of the road, has received 3 fold
e. from the Detroit United railway,
which says Il IL ''The largest interur-
ban electric system ID the world and
supplies 100 towns and cities around
Detroit, With = population equal to
one third Of the great state Of Mich
lgan'' The folder says the trains
cover the IS miles from Detroit 70
Anchorviiie In ono hour and 40
minutes. with IS cents for the round
trip. IL consumes one hour and
IS minutes going "a miles from wash
Ington TO Flat and one hour and SO
minutes In going from Pontiac to Or
chard lake.
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There will be union services -
She Bahtiai church next Sunday cEer-
Ing a. ! o'clock. Ths meeting viii
b addressed by Mrs. Florence p.
Richards, 81 Lelpslc, Ohio. organizer
and lecturer of the National Wnman's
Christian Temperance Union. Mrs.
Richards bias . national reputation
~ 3 speaker and Il IL desired by those
10 charge that there BE- large attend
ance at the mseting. Mrs. Richards
has been 10 Los Angeles, Cal. attend
Ing the General conference Of the
Methodist church Is a delegate from
the Central Ohio oonfeFence.
Herman Molkanthin, the we'll known
lake navigator. was coming down the
lake Monday In . Fowboat when be
vas aeoosted BY . stranger Who Wish
Cd to ride 20 town With him. MF.
Molkenthin took the passenger aboard
and they had not proceeded far in
the choppy saa when the stranger Be.
came excited and caused the boat
10 swamp. Tho stranger wadad
ashore and informed Mr.. Moikenthin
that he wonld hike IL the balance
Of The way. Both escaped with q
good soaking. Thla u what caused
tbs story 70 be circulated 70 the effect
that two men had been drowned.
Mrs 8. A. vafnam and MIRA. Mari
DeleVan returned Sunday from Emmett
where they spent the week in attend
anoe upon the meeting Of the state
department. Of the W. r. G. Mrs.
Dalevan was elected department presl.
dent and Mrs. Varnam treasurer.
Mm. Nesbitt Of this city was aisc
risctea secretary, MEa. thinner ap-
pointed = member of the executiv,
committee and Mrs. Rudlong depart
ment counselor. The q. A. r. en-
campment was 10 session also At En-
met aBd decided to come 10 this citI
next year II invited by the local pos
aud W, r. Q. The representative
wsFs nicaiy entertained BY tbs citi
Keaa Of Emmet
W. d. Mcfarland. sF, father o
w. b. Mcfarland Of this city Ans
Samuel and r. T. Mcfarland, Of Lev
ision died ~ the bone Of the latte
Wednesday morning, after an Illness
of several daya. He was stricken will
paralysis and was unconscious 10 th
time Of bis death. Mr.. McFaFlani
wns minister u tbe MsihOdIs
church. south. for many years, devot
ing most Of bis life TO the cause q
christianity. He vas % yeaFa Of AZ
aud bad made bic home with bic son
for tho past two pears. The remain
wsrs taksn 10 CardeE. Missouri. 70
barAI accompanied By his son Sam
asl. ". D. Mcfarland vas Gale
10 Lewiston 81 the time hia fathar wa
STRICKEN aud rsmainded there unit
after biz death. returning home Wed
nssday evening. Deceased was wel
known 10 many Of the people q
COsnr d'Aleno a. n sincere and boa
Ell christian gentleman.
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For the above convention 20 be held
at Moscow, Idaho, June 2ist. 10 gath.
inclusive the Northern Pacific will
make a fare OF one and one third fare
or g.. SO Cor The round trip on the
Certificate plan from al points Ia
Idaho and from Spokane, subject
TO a total attedance Of Iltty or more
who have pesd full fare on going
trip via ell lines Of not less than atty
cents, not more than three days prior
10 the opening Of the meeting.
Bankers AssoclAtlea Meeting,
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sLOr MACHINES TO STAY.

special Session q Beard 81 Trpsaees 50
D@rtdsa.
At 3 special session Of the board Of
town trustees last evening It was de.
eided to take no action 1t the present
time 20 abolish ths slot machines nov
running IN the city. The vote stood
three 20 tWo against = motion made
By wilkins. seconded by Andrew.
that the owners be given "a hours In
whIch TO remove the machines.