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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-12
Beb0ros fur off,. @erte.
Contract FIR ben SON
Ctr. u b3ues-@ anal

" ~
Ctr. " b5ugs-@ anal
bergeben n.
Die Beb6rbe fur 6hentli4e @erte
bat aeffexn ben Contract fur cen gau
bes Sotua Ctr. Nbsuss.@ Canals on ben
Contractor Senrp Waag 3u oeRen an-
aebot bon s2.58 per laufenben SUB
pergeben; bic Woore-W ansielo Con-
fruction 60. bate bosielbs Ingeboi
singsrei9t.
Die BebSrbe befimmta bierauf, oab
oemienigsn Rsprdientanten Der beiosn
5irmen Der Contract 3ugeipro4en uer.
ben io0te. tpel9sr BON jwei Strobbal'
men ben tiirserer siebsn wirb. Waag
soa ben 2Hrseren. mar afo oemna9
Sieaer.
Ger @anal pirb cine 2dnee bon
%, 900 SUB babsn unb etpa $50, OOO
tofen.
Sic Jrase, Oh bic Stabt bas Gseen
Der StraBsn ielbf in bic 9anb nebmen
ioa, puroe eeffern nod ni4t bon Der
gsb6rbe sntf9ieben.
Die straightforward. Site tpurbs
befGtiat fir
gement-S sitenuege in %. Str. BON
Sainois Str. Bis Salbott Mpe.
@emsnt=S eitenwege uno Rinnfein'
in 80. Str. bon Nortbmeffsrn Npe.
Big on Seite bon ganal.
Die Primdr-N hebment ife murbs
einfmeilen aneenommen fur:
Nspbalt.p faiter unc @innifsine ir
Broaomnp bon 81. Str. big Sutbfr.
lamb Npe.
auf%pflaferung in @irginia ape.
bon Stepens CUR proipeet ctr.
pfafferung uno @ement-S eitenpel
in SeGuineep Str. BON Stem 0orl
Str. big Wi4igan Str.
gement.S eitenrpege in Srapsr Str,
bon Winneiota Str. our 2. Maer
iaolid.
RefOluttonsn puroen an9enommsu
FIR
Nb3ues.@anal in Yanbes Ctr. uni
1. Mlep tpsfli4 bon Danoes Str. boz
20. big "a. Ctr.
Nbsuas-@anal in Columbia Mhe
uno GQsp 6fli9 uno uefli9 bon 20
big "a. Str.
Cement eitentueae uab 9inn Helm
In Soma Ctr. bon gaf Str. Bis 8.
Or. & s. @eleiien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-12
8ranoeisentbums llebertrasunsen.

8oulsbarb 2onb Company an Sarob
8uennagel, Got l in goulebarb part
Nob., meftliG bon Central Npe. n6ro.
lid BON Greet. $500.
gli3abetb Bernauer on Charles 3.
@rotbe, Got 81 in gaien's Subj. bon
OutIot 1O8, nabe Sdmibt's grausrsi.
SO, 800.
Sobn g. @opner an CLAUDE 8.
Gopher, Got 35. Dounes Sub. bon
Mubenlot 1S1. nabe part Nbe. uno
pratt Str. $4,000.
2pbia u. poinbsrten u. u. an Sobn
9. Newton, Got 79. Gereuions 0ia
Dlace Nob.. nabe States uno Bates
Str. $500.
TranfIin s. Woore an Sobn Sieoe-
rid, Got z, Blod 16, 2ineOln part
alabama, 5uiiden "a. uno Is. Str.
$1O5O.
Warp 9. Omer an Nnnie s.. &ie=
BEL, Got 40, Srate & Wapbep's l.
Nbb., nabe IL. st., weffli9 bon @ef
Str. $1,000.
Warian 9. 6. Watts an Clarence
M. 3ener u. a.. 2Ots SO. 80 nno 40
unb She'll 81, gobb's Mbb.. unb Cots
81 unb 113, 0olbermans Sub. She'll
berielben Mbb., Georgia Str , 6flid
bon Goble. 1920.
Wiliam @snermann an @larf 8.
S4oolep, Cots Gil, Blod IL in
8rabens &ipsrioe aoo., fiioli9 bon
Der @frtelbabn. $1,000.
gla,f B. Gdoolep an @m. Wefers
mann, bisfelbsn Cots. $1,000.
Sn. e9neiber an peter S4ueiber,
Got Is in Song & 6arlan's plsaiant
Mpenue gbb., itblid BON prospeet
Str. 81.
Gannie Rifer on WiQiam 8ltpthe,
elm She'll Der Got 4, Square. IA in
Drate's Mbb., S0inois Str, n6rbli4
bon IA. Str, $4,000.
@eorge u. 6earle an George q.
|6uaipan, Got $50, Nlen & Root's
Norb Mtb., alabama Str, n6rbI. Don
Is. Ctr. So, 500.
@eorge st. Su0ipan an George 6.
6enrIe, Got 1876. Gletdsr's Booblapn.
2erington Mpe., unb 9 Cots In Rea9an
parf, nabe "a. Str. unb Wonon 81.
fsnbabn. 5000.
Sames Callahan on Warp Dufp,
8 Dts 33 unb 81. Wilep unb Wartin's
Sub, Nubenlot 10, usfIi@ BON wbite
Mipsr. 80. 300.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-12
Rotbftano amf DER 9urifnem
WrEruft0.


Sas Jif9srborf Ribhen, ettna 40
Rilometer iiibliA BON Memel, biz Dor
Sturgeon elm perbGltniBmdBis poblba=
benber Grt, Der i'm CONNER au9 bon
Bobsgdften germ aufgeiu9t piro, lit
bur9 ben Hiidgang bes 6ii9srsi5grs
trays in cine f9pere Notblase geras
then, unb bic 8e0rdnsnib bat Die ipaf
70 nii9ternen unb fOnigstreuen Slider
CUR %pffenen 9efeBpibrigfeit unb 4ufz
lebnuns sesen bic 8eborben g%etrieben,
benen lie bic Sbulb an ibrem gleno
beimeHen. 8ereits Dor fiinf Sabren
tparen bic Hibbener ptsen f9lc9ter
@rtrGsnife Der Gif9erei BEL Der Ge=
sierung borftenis seporben, unb biefs
bate i6nen baraufbin ben gebraud
bes engmof9issren 28sWiqimeter=
@arnes an Steqe bes ionft erlaubten
Boz inimeterz 9arnes seftuttet; es
bate iid iebp9 balb berausgsfeat, bab
babel bebeutenbe Mengen bon @bel=
fii9en, Defenders gambler, in minber.
mGBisen Grempluren sefansen purs
ben, tpobur9 Der Sii9beftanD Dec
9affes auf bas S9nerfte eefGbrbet
lnurbe. 9ie 9esieruns iab fi4 baher
iebt, na9 Nblauf Der fiinfiGbrigen
Srift, senDtbigt, zen @ebruu9 bes 28s
Milimeterz 0drnes pieber gu perbies
ten. Die @innabmen Der Nibbener
Slider Durben nun bsbeutenb gerins
ger; biele Slider bdnbelten bdber &C..
gen bas @erbot, unb als bic Mufii9tsz
beamten ftrenge Strafen perbdn9ten,
enti9lphen fi6 Ollie, bic perbotenen
Hebe DISQUALIFICATION unb ben &f se=
gen bic 8ebDrben Biz cuffs @euberffs
bur6aufiibren. Sn ibrer grbitteruna
f9aarten lie ii9 por benz 6auie beg
@mtsbortebers auiummen, unb als
biefer lie gu berubieen fu9te. purbs
iein Saus nit Steinen bpmbarbiert
Sasielbe tbaten tie einige Sage ipdter
mil benz i'm 9afen liegenbsn Tabr5eug
Der @uffi9tsbeomten, bos ben 9ufeh
Derlafen muBte.
Sur priifune Der 8ei9perben Der
Slider tpurbe nun am u. unb 13.
Geptember in @eeenfpart bes 2sgie>
rungsprdfibenten unb atpeier 2unbs
rdtbe elm probefii9en abgebalten, bag
Die sema9ten Nnsabsn beitdtigte. Onz
raufbin nurben bonn 2aabrotb bes
&reifes Memel CUR 2inberung Der
briidenben Notb 2ebensmittel bertbsilt;
gleid5eitig nurben unber3insli9e
Odrleben CUR Nerfiigung geftent. Die
Slider piefen aber befonrers Die lebtes
rem eigentpinig auriid. Mls psiters
@ergiinitigung ion ben Nibbenern aug.
nubmspeiie Die Ipnft als &dubfif1erei
perpOnte 8lapperfifderei, b. +. bag
!6eranloden Der Slide bur9 &lappsrn,
geitattet perberL So1te Der 6otbitant
fOrtbauern, 10 fouer bon Seiten Der
&egierung pieberum NabrungsmitteI
unb Seuerungsmoterial pertbeilt unS
Hotbitanbsarbeiten in MngriIf genpm=
men iperben. gs 1T gu boffen, ba5
bieie i9nele 5iirforse Der 8ebOrben
Bel ben erbitterten Sif9ern 8erftGnD=
nib finbet unb our gerubisung Der en-
regten e9miitber fiibrt.
(Wie elm inaipii6sn einastroffenes
S%elegramm melbete, baben bic Slider
cine M6orbnung na9 Berlin entianbt
nm Dem 9aiier ibre Gage idilbern uni
UNI Silfe bitten gu lahen. .. R.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-12
Neme S@etomassflasen.

2aura Smith reidte sessn 6arrt
u. Smith cine S&eionn9stlase elm
bas paar beiratbete am 5. NOpem'
Der oiefes Sabres, trsnnte fi& iebo9.
ebe fe nod cine Wode 3uiammenleb
ten. @rauiame BebanbIuns giebt 4,
als S4eioun9 on.
Wassie @Orbin rei&te segen Cigar
@Orbin cine 6&eibunsstla9e elm. Sa!
gaar beiratbste i'm Hopember 1898
Dor br:i Sabren perlieb CT he unb fet
Der 3eit Bat Ct ni&t FIR ibren Inter
bait ssiorst, ME he fast.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-12

6eraDesu abfobeno fino bic Ve'
Beri3te iiber einen Organifirten 8eriu9
beg Dereins Den Sinterbliebenen Der
Slpeum gatafropbe ibrea Sammer in
flinsenoe Wiinse umsufsben. gs if
islbfbsrfdnoli9. oab Der 10 sntiebli4e
8erluff eeIiebtsr Wsnfdenlsben ni9t
nit @elb n~ufauuisge1 if. Wdre bic
Webr3abl Der Opfer Rdnner, aliO gr-
ndbrer bon Gamilien eemeien, 70 pd-
rem bic Sinterbliebeneu polauf be-
rs4tist, b. 3. Die unperfOretsn Witt-
men uno @aiien Ollie uno untsrftb=
ung i'm a%ussiebisft.n Rabe su per=
langen. Sn Dem SlOcume 6ale paren
bic Opfsr aber 5rausn .uno 2inoer
Ebeinahe ausf4lieBlid uno bod f4eint
Ies als oh bic ibrer Srauerf uno 4inoer
beraubten Mdrnsr Elm nadorifli9es
filbsrnss pHafsr CUR 5eilune ibrer
6ersensmunoen nerlanqen un5 srar
bur1 cine 8sruiGisang bonn @OngreB.
gsiOnoers anft6Big eri&eint oisisr orr
sunifrte 8eriud anseiidts Der Sbat-
fade, oaB bic bffentli6e @ohltbdtieteit
i'm gan3.n 2anoe ben gstrofsnen aus=
sisbise Nittel sur gefreituns bon BE-
srbisunssfoften etc. nit frsigsbiser
6anb gepdbrt bot. Nber leioer III mie
f%oleenosr 2lusi6nitt aus elmer Iew
Yorter 3eituns 3eigt. bic traurise
Anasleaenbeit bsn politifern ausse=
niiBt tporben /:
Der 0erein Der 6interbliebenen
bonn .@ensral Sloeum" unglhd bal
unter feline Witslieoer Snformations=
Gormulare bertbeilt. Gragebogen. welds
aus3ufiIen finb. Die Grasen be3ieben
fi9 auf bersits bon Wttglieoern srbal-
t.ne Neutrality-suspicious., bon mem Die.
ielben ausbe3ablt woroen fino uno biz
3abl Der bel Der 2ataftropbe um's Sc.
ben gstommensn Witslieoer Der Der.
iaieoenen Gamilien. Der Rational.
Abgeoronsts Sulaer, in behen @onsrsB.
be3irt bic Wartusfirds liegt, beripra6,
in Der bsborfsbenosn Sdlubfaiion bee
lieBigen gongreRes 3uei 8orlaaen elm.
3ubrinsen: cine, in uelder bic Re9ie.
rung eriu6t tperesn fol, enersif9t
Wabrsssln sunt S4ube bon Weniden.
leben auf 9ampfern i'm Nsm 9orfe,
Safen gu trsfsn; iouie cine ,ueite, In
welder bic Regierung angegansen uer.
ben ion, cine Berpi0isuns fur bic Gin.
terblisbensn Der Opfer su MAIDEN.
Der gersin ernennt einen 6infer-Nus.
iduB. welder f9, tpenri oer 3eitpuntt
gstOmmen ,if, In Der Ingelegenbeit
nad Waibington begeben mirb. Mud
bat Der 8ersin elm Sdreiben an ba:
publitum i'm Nasemeinen unb an BIZ
preHs i'm gefonbsren seridtet, in mel.
dem Iasn, Die 10 stobber3ig sur Gin
oerung oes glsnos Der Sinterbliebener
Der .@eneral Slocum" 2atafropb'
beitrusen, seoantt wirb, fOuie fur BIZ
pielen frsipiGigen Beitrdse unmittel
bar nod benz un9liide."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-12
Nexe Sneorpsrationen.

Die .0paienic Club Co. bon Sn'
tianapolis eripirtte seifern itre Sncor.
porntionspapiere. Oas Actier.@api.
tai belduft F& auf SIC. 0O0; bic Direc.
torert fnb 0enrp Uopuer. alice R.
glabepd uub 8. 50. GrspiFon.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-12

D Der 2abrer Gtmfemee
Dste ieipte oer NeaemSbmr8er
1Rastem RaIemoer far 1895
FmD bard nWiere Office 80
bestebtu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-12

Der Oireftpr Der Wa4s
unb SdliebgefelIf9aft In Damn.
Warr. senannt Oppenbeimer, purbs
perboftet. Sc banbelt fi9 UNI einen
nit 3uhtbaus porbeitraftsn Weni4eu.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
Inhuman Father.

Arthur ii. Rodman. a farmer liv.
ing about two miles north OF Rath-
drum, is In Jail convicted of assault
and battery committed upon his
father-in.l law, A. G. G.. Slocum, also
a farmer, and a veteran OF the G.. A.
n. 1t appears that Rodman had
taken liberties with his two little
daughters aged 5 and Z. Mrs. Rod
man appraised Mr.. Slocum Of the
inhuman fathers conduct, whereupon
RI oman visited Mr.. Slocum's place
and attempted to intimidate him
into silence by chasing him with a
butcher knife threatening to cut his
| throat. The culprit was taken before
Justice Wilson. then 10 Justice Post
who sentenced him to ten DAYS in
Jail.
The authorities, on inquiry, have
discovered that Rodman has the
! reputation OF being horsethief IN
Pennsylvania where he came from
Height months ago. He was also sus.
pccted there OF attempted liberties
with two older children who were
taken from him. He is said TO have
tried to cntice young girls away with
candy, sine, coming here.
The feeling among his neighbors
is so intense that there is strong like
lihood that he will be lynched should
he return after being released and al
effort is being made to gather sum
clent evidence to send the man to tn,
pcnitentiary. Rodman promises Il
leave the country IL turned loose.
i LATER-Rodman was released
this morning and sent out of the STATE
under promise never to return.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
Republicanism and prosper
ity. now and forever, one and
inscparable.
! Post Falls Pointers

School closed last Friday with
appropriate exercises.
Fred Alt and family have re-
turned from their trip to Oregon,
and have begun keeping house in
Geo. Whetmore's house.
The family of David Clegg, who
has been here the past two weeks,
arrived last week from Minneapo-
lis. They will make this their
future home.
Miss Cora Larson who has had
charge Of the intermediate depart
ment OF the Post Falls school, the
past year, will return to her home
in Nez Perez this week.
A basket social was given at the
school house in Dist. No. 4, last
Friday evening. The proceeds
were applied on the payment Of
the organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marston Of Hill
yard, visited their daughter Mrs.
Geo. Dart, Saturday. They start
for California on a visit, this week.
They will attend the general con-
ference Of the M. f. Church while
there.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
Martha Bennett last Friday, thai
being her birthday. About forty
guests were present. Ice cream
and cake were served. A very
enjoyable time is reported.
i The "Indian Club" met with
Mrs. Mamie Tucker Saturday eve
ming. A delightful evening wa.
spent at games. Refrehment
were served.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
HOw's THIS 3

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh thai
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrt
Cure
L. I. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned, have known
u. j, Cheney for the last rs years
ard believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and tinan
clally able to carry out any obliga
lions made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAX, Wholesale Druggist.
Toledo, o. WALDING, KINNAN &
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists. Tole-
do, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials seat free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
The Panhandle News, il

The Panhandle News, in
an article in which slms and
innuendocs are intcrminglcd
with wild filings at the COM
missioners, attempts to show
the people what it would have
them believe to be the true
financial condition of kootc-
mai county. 1t must have
taken much juggling of the
imagination to produce such
an article, SO much in fact
that it is worthy Of but little
If any consideration. We pro-
ducc a few figures which any
ono can verify by visiting the
court house. On January II,
1909, the bond Indebtedness
was si2S, 600; on January H.,
1904, it was $40, 500. On
the former date the total net
debt was slS6, S36.75, with
taxes practically all paid in;
on the latter date the total net
debt was $2o5, 1905 witt,
over $50. 900 taxes unpaid. II
these $50, 900 were paid tho
debt would be less now thar
ever before, and the fact tha
they must and will be paid i
sufficient to show that koote
mai county's finances arc il
better condition now thar
ever before. and far from be
ing something to weep over
arc rather a matter for rejoic
ing.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
Dun friend OF the News insults

Dun friend OF the News insults
the intelligence OF his readers by
asserting that the commissions
ers started in by fixing the tax
levy at 1910, on the hundred.
Then he states their troubles be-
gan and the county sank "deep-
er and deeper in debt. Then,
says the News, "there was but
one hope left: to raise the special
taxes to the limit" Now any
one who has followed the pro.
ceedings OF the commissioners
knows that the special road tax.
es that have been levied year af,
ter year, were levied for the first
time by the present board early
in 1903; in June the special dis
trict school taxes were levied by
the people; in August the dis
trict school taxes were levied by
the commissioners. Finally, last
of all, on Tuesday, September 1s
1908, the present board OF coun
ty commissioners made it's frs,
levy OF the regular state anl
county tax OF 1910 on the hun
dred. Comment is unnecessary
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29

THE News complains about he
peculiar valuations" of the pre-
sent assessor by which the peo-
pie pay 'from one-fourth to one
hall more taxes. Is not the
editor of the News aware that
realestate values have more than
doubled since the democratic re-
gime? Lands then valued at $40
to $25 per acre are now sold at
$50. $40 and even $50 per acre
in Idaho and Washington. Our
county assessor has done we'll;
he has dealt with the problems
OF his office with great delieacv.
Indeed, il he should be criticised
at all it should lie for placing the
assessed valuations too low rath-
er than too high.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
RnnnEp THE GRAVE

A startling incident, is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as fol-.
lows: 81 was In an awful condition,
My skin was almost yellow. eyes sun
ken, tongue coated, pain continually
in back and sides, no appetite, grow
ing weaker day by day. Three physi-
clans had given me up, Then l was
advised to use Electric Bitters; to my
great joy, the first bottle made de-
cdcd Improvement. continued
their use for three weeks. and am
now a we'll man. know they robbed
the grave OF another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only 5ocents
guaranteed, at DR.. L. Wen2 drug
store.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
MANAGER WANTED.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business in this country and
adjoining territory for we'll and favor
ably known house of solid financial
standing. $4,000 straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each Monday 10y
check direct from headquarters. Ex,
pense money advanced. Position per-
manent. Address Manager $40 Como
Block, Chicago, Illinois. junlo
| Larsen Bros, for Mems and Ladies
Slippers.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29

Root Co Educator printing IA
G FOsler lumber for culyert 3 -
Mckinley &Robeland wrkd 80
S T. Sears running ferry 3 mo. l47 /
c A Christie lumber l.
p ] Mashburn hauling 4
JOS Shaner cutting ice 3
] w Bragg work on bridge 90
+ L, Fry wrk road dist - 5
M w Frost justice fees IS
VIM Shecney juror in justice ct %
G G Mite co supplies % IS
J d Mosker work on road So rs
r NJ Wark constable fees 80 20
s 4 Sears work on ferry il
The following road overseer's bonds
were approved:
FM Cox district3i, eli Stauffer
Al, Alya n Green 10, D b Mcdonnell
%, II II Kofrell l6, II Il Hubble s, ]
Drauschke Sc, A Ilagman 10, N Rod
ius %, Il II Cook 80, S G Craig 10, J.
/ : 800
Il MoreIand 40, Ira Gines "a, VII
Macarthur IA, j II Pierce ~.
The bill Of G A Christie, ice for
poor farm was rejected.
| WEDNESDAY,, April 20:-The fol-
lowing bsds were advertised for, same
to be filed on or before May I:
For construction OF the greatest strip
Of the ST. Joe road for $1,000.
For construction OF one mile Of the
Fisher county read.
To complete the Hope & Clarks Fork
road.
For burial of paupcr dead.
For construction OF the Boomers Fer
ry and Crossport road.
For construction Of one mile of road
in district No. %.
For construction Of ferry at Clark's
Fork.
The following road oyerscers' bonds
were approved:
! M s Hammer district 80, A r Derr
~, w s Gill ,, d Il Vaughn II, J a
Larson 81.
The bond OF Hugh Mcdonald for
saloon License was approved.
The following bills were allowed:
HA Powell juror in justice ct 5 2 %
Chas OCallaghan Justice fees 90 So
Theil detective agency services
authorized by the district
judge $2l2 7C
Dan TAFT constable fees, bill
$3.50; allowed 57i
G w Dawson sup and brdg wrk 25 sc
Harry Gale juror in Justice CT 2 2;
} D klock service deputy sheriff % sc
Gribble & Epperson sup to road 26 3;
: q Eastman care county charge l3
NJ + johnson cedar posts G q
d + Vaugha oyerseer dist II 81 81
: A Soderland wrk rd dist 46 10
: Filson & Barker county print'g pa OF
!. S Beck care unknown corpse
bill SIS; allowed %
: A w Burleigh sup county chge 60
VIM. McCaYter sup to road 0
@ s Moody medical services 10
Il Nj Armstrong services as
: deputy sheriff 30 s.
p Manor sup to poor farm 30 s.
Rocky Mt b Tel Co ) mo rent 35 81
Vim Ashley Jr. plats for The
assessor 90
!. Thos. Whelpley pump for ferry
boat 5
90 continued next week.)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
Sherill's Sale.
STATE OF IDAHO.
Hns.x.%x- - ~ =.

STATE OF IDAHO. SIS.
County of KooteNai.
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
~ cut of the District Court First .Jufjicj,,l
District In and for Kootcnai County on Tie
2Bih day OF April, 1891. by the Clerk thereof
IN the case OF Washington Liquor Company.
versus A. e. Harris. No nnt, tn mo q ,
Sheriff. directed and delivered, / will nro.
ceed 10 sell for Cash, Lawful Money OF The
Hnited states, at the hour of Two O'clock u
NJ, on the nth day OF May. A. d.. 1gGi ut Inc
Front Door Of Nick Browns, Saloon in the
Town OF Newport, in Kootenai County. State
of Idaho, the following described prone,tv
to-wn: Thirteen Hundred Cigars; quarts
Bottles Of Gin; 10 Quarts Of Red River: n,
quarts OF Mineral Water; 10 Quarts ofSyrup:
sVuarts OF Tonic; s Quarts Rock and RIVE,
Gases or Gin: Case of Whskey;I Barrel Of
W GALLONS Of Whskey;5 GallunS of Black.
perry brandy; Is Gallons OF Port Wines :,
Gallons OF Rum; Gallons of Brandy: s Gal.
IONS OF sherry Wine: 2 Gallons OF Gin. ONO
ana Ono half cases OF Wine; Box OF Emn, y
BOTTLES; keg OF Beer; l,otl iss Of Beer: -
quarts OF Claret. levied on as the Droperty
OF A.C.Harris, to satisfy u jlld gment amoun.
ting to Si6l.t5, in favor Of Washington Ljnt,n,
Company. $3.50, costs Of suit and acrnina
cost. - ~ i"ihs
Dated this %, h day of April. 1901
f. l.. WHITNEY, Sheriff.
BY EDWIN DouST, Deputy.
April 30. tw
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department. Of the interior,

Department Of the interior,
Land Office ut Occur d'Aiene Idaho,
April % 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following
nance settler has fled notice of his intcn
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore Register and Receiver u. =. Land Office
at Occur d Aleno, Idaho, ON June 20, 1901, viz:
NORMAN MCkINNON.
who made HID. T.. No. 1870 for the SWi: See "a
Up. SIS ", IL. 4 ".
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton of said land, vsZ:
George J. Hammer, Frank Crater, Arthur
II. Graham. and James Mcdonald. all OF
Athcl, Idaho.
D. II. BUDLONG, Register.
April % to June3
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Serious stomach Trouble Cared.
/ was troubled with a distress III
my stomach, sour stomach and yohl-
iting spells. and can truthfully say
that Chamberlaln'sS Stomach and lls'
CT Tablets cured me.-MEs. i. y
WILLIAMS, Laingsburg. Mich. Thes'
tablets are guaranteed to cure ever.
case OF stomach trouble Of this char
acter. For sale by DR.. +. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29

II have used Chamberlain's Stom,
ach and Liver Tablets with most sat
isfactory results" says Mrs. +. L.
Phelps, Houston, Texas. For indlges'
ton, biliousness and constipation
these tablets are most excellent. Sold
by DR.. +. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29
Interstate Gets Franchise in Spo.
kane.

News were received here Wcdnes-
day, that the Interstate Telephone
company had received a franchise In
SpOkahe. This Information cume,
from reliable source and means
much to the towns and business peo-
pie of Northern Idaho, giving them
connection with the people OF Spo-
kane over the lines of this company
The company will continue to push
forward the work on their trunk lines
connecting all the cities and towns OF
the Panhandle and the Occur d'Alene
mines. All the toll lines will be
strung with heavy copper wire, giving
the finest service in the northwest.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1904-04-29

The auditors fees, amounting TO
$tsil.35, for the tlrst quarter Of 1904
were turned over To the county
treasurer yesterday, and by him ap-
piled to the current expense fund.
The auditors Office is more than
SELF sustaining.