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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-29
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National Asapststlaa IssaTaaes AEeat=
For the above orcasiou tho North
Srn Pacific will cell round trip iieketa
To Denver from August Il 60 ~,
1905. 1T tho rate ut $50 Date 70
sale August n only; going limit.
August lG. Final limit for return
trip thirty days from date ~ sale
Diverse routes returning Return
through California will 10 800
ssopovsrs will IL permitted ON oithar
going or returning trip Within limit.
Children half 1T the above rntoa
4. q. KITCHEN.
Agent
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-29

f'er farm work rc uec& good sized
Hnrzfs- and oFc-y farmer should start
far t'se front ruF trg 70 ret into the
,.raft stock There 81 moro pay I'm rails
Iaz thaw lar mar1et and rnorn work IN
J#au when rat before the pillow Ma
fHHHi Sforkman
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-29
To nnaro Death.

Murphy ORD give a sovereign to
know the spot OF was TO de on Ma
Why9 Murphy because ORD
never 60 near tho spot. begorra.
don Telegraph.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-29

nrce3 fur egg aud meat production
rad mot rar "po,utv chat are only yalu-
ahlo ia exhibition stock Always keep
IHre hrrzs, gHl boep iham MS close 20
taH standard requirements as you can
without sacrificing utility Farm Jour
nj
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-29

4 pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver, by
taking medicine which viii relieve
their pain and discomfort, viz: Dr..
Kings New Life pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy, afording
sure relief aud cure for headache,
dizziness and constipation. 20 cents
at the Occur d'Alene Drug Store.
Lewis a CLARK Exposition. Portland. Or
June lst to October 10, 1905.
Fare SI5.75 for round trip. Ia
parties Of ten or over, sII.sO for the
round trip, children half Of above
rates. Dates Of sale May 18th to
October 18th, limit continuous
passage in each direction, iinal limit
30 days, but not later than October
3lat. We can secure rooms for you
aud can advise principal events for
any particular day.
For information, call on
s. o. KITCHEN,
Agent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-07-29
ALL FOR We

TAG WIS NiE ana prosperous looking
Perhaps the heavy cAinehllia 0percoat
with high collar turned 40 about his
ears 70 protect him. from the stin. salt
scented breeze lent Linn this air or
prosperity Eli5 blue eyes looked ont
steaHfastly, q little STORMY maybe. al
the empty deck Hud the gray waste Of
Waiers The other passengers were
singing and dancing "a ti3e cabin bmt
George Reynolds found tbe society 90
the i0WeriEg slsg ead iige lonely stretch
q waters laare % hs iaste.
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feii upon BIS ear Was Sd thc piano in
the cabin speeding me feet u tae dame
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and plaiuiiye and iu Keeping with thc
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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
MONUMENT ON WAY TO OMAHA
tor Union Veterans Coming
from Manufacturer at barre,
Vermont

me monument committee OF the Douglas
county Union Veterans Monument asso-
clSuon mas received word that the monu-
,neht mas been completed and was shipped
from Barre, VT, Tuesday, June G. Its ar
Ii'ai IS looked for by the last Of the month.
II VIII be placed in position immediately
upon Its arrival on the soldiers lot in For
est Lawn cemetery. The formal unvelllng
ana dedication of the monument will take
place at date yet to be announced.
Inc intention Is to make the dedicatory
services and unveiling features a notable
event Good talent in the country will be
secured to deliver the dedicatory address
and the services contemplate the participa
tion OF ali the Grand Army and veteran or
sanizations Of this part OF the state. Ladies
OF the Grand Army of the Republic and
Womans Nehet corps organizations, Sons
Of Veterans, spanish-American war water.
ans, National Guards and regular troops
frRm Fort Crook.
The monument is Of light gray Barre
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17

Is not yet an Issue. 1t is also contrary to
equity rule No. 72 To grant the petitior
"ould De TO deprive the complainant of its
risht 10 withhold its evidence herein until
sucn evidence can be given under the for
Hlaiues or law with the safeguards Sc
cured to htigants at the time Of giving tes
lmony on the hearing OF the cause after
the Joining OF Issue, and would not be due
process of law. The exposure of the books
ana papers of the complainant to the ex
animation and inspection Of the attorneys
Tor the Water board and TO its accountant
would subject the private business and at-
fairs or the complainant to Investigation
and exploration for any and all purposes
OF said Water board and its members and
their attorneys and the general public and
would be an invasion and violation of prop
erty rights of complainant, as we'll as a
violation of the constitution OF the United
States"
Holds 1t Unnecessary.
II Is further held that It is unnecessary
ior the Water board to have the books Of
the water company, inasmuch as the Water
ooalu mas decided in order TO making the
reduction Of meter rates, to entoin which
this suit Is brought, that said reduction wa
made after investigating the afrairs of the
water company. II is further held that the
water board does not in its motion describe
the DOCKS to be examined or show what
DOCKS are claimed to contain the informa-
uon sought but that the whole plan OF said
motion for the production OF the books ia
unmistakably to explore the private affairs
OF the water company without regard to
'he question involved In this suit, ana to
enable the Water boardNto use for Interior
purposes partial. garbled and irrelevant
statements regarding the business and
affairs OF the water company.
Ahe water board Is given until Saturday
W answer the foregoing motion of the
water company.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

NJ. A. Brown, editor of the Kearney Hub.
is an Omaha visitor.
George H. Bell, banker of Grand Island
is a guest at the Merchants
Misses Fannie and Marion Ward have
gone to Chicago for two weeks visit.
Sidney c. Singer, junior at the Armour
institute, Is home for his summer vacation
State Oil Inspector Ed A. Church of
Lincoln is an Omaha visitor, guest at the
Paxton.
Harry Cartan was called to San Francisco
Friday morning by the serious illness Of his
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mathieson of Pilger
are in the city, guests at the Merchants,
enroute to Niagara Falls, N. Y.
]. r. Murray OF Denver, c. NJ. Back of
Gibbon r. e. Pate OF Denver and T. Botne
of Hill City, s. D., are at the Millard.
John Dugan of Papillion, J. II. Umstead
" %y6 u'iSrd0p Snd a J. ncKeoS SS Of Fremont aS are
at the Murray.
w. c. Willard OF Columbus, II. L. Goold
OF ,ogalalla, Schuyler Mepufie OF Pierce
at the Merchants.
Mrs. ]. j.. Dunlap. wife OF the press agent
of Krug park was called to Salt Lake City
Friday morning by the report that her
mother was dying. She left on the over
land Limited.
Christ specht. former city councilman
lature. is in the city visiting friends. He
now resides at Los Angeles, Cal, and says:
I'm out Of politics good and plenty"
Vica President Hobart, will visit Omaha
Saturday with a party of several friends
from Paterson, n. ]. They will be guests
at the Her Grand during their stay in the
city.
Frank Gamerl of Lincoln, b. f. Cannon,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Eldridge OF Salt Lake
City, 1. s. Cutter OF Lincoln, Wayne Con-
nors OF Lyons, F. ]. Schich of Amora and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Budon Of Los Angeles
are at the Her Grand
Mrs. Charles O. Norton OF Kearney, Knox
Tipple OF stanton, ]. J.. Mcintosh and two
children OF Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs M. G.
Corners OF Spearhsh, S. D.; w. X. Buckley
OF Oakland. Cal; ], w, Tramwell cad A, c:
TramWell OF Oxford, w. I. Newman OF
Denver and Il. w. Wilson OF Everitt,
Wash. are at the Paxton.
Brigadier General 7. ]. Wint, command
ing the Department Of the Missouri, with
Major Charles II, Noyes, military secretary
OF the department., returned Friday night
from a ten days inspection tour in the
western part OF the department. General
Wnt will leave in day or TWO Tor 81
Louis 10 assume the temporary command
OF the northern military division, succeed
ing Major General John c. Bates, appointed
assistant chief OF the military stan or the
army General Wint will remain In 81.
Louis but a few days, and will exercise
the command OF the northern division from
this city, going 10 81, Louis occasionally
as the necessities Of the command may
require,
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
WATER COMPANY'S REPLY
Answer Filed to Request of Board, De-
olaring it is Unauthorized.
SAYS EXPOSITION is NOT NECESSARY
Besides Company Claims that to
Expose Its Records Would
BE Unjust and In
vasiOn of Rights.

The Omaha Water company fed it's an
swer Friday afternoon In C., United
States court demonstrating again, the pro-
duction OF Its books for the purpose OF
examination and inspection by the Water
board and applied for by the Water board
several days ago.
The answer holds that the motion OF the
Water board for the production. examina-
ton and inspection OF the books. records
and papers OF the complainant for the pur-
pose of preparing a showing of the Water
board upon the application for temporary
Injunction in this suit Is unauthorized by
any statute, rule in equity or rule in
chancery practice or by any precedent
whatever In the procedure of the federal
courts and is beyond the power OF the
court to grant.
''The books should show certain evidence
pertinent to the Issue herein and can
therefore be produced after joining OF
issue" the answer states, 'and only for
the purpose OF trial herein. and this cause
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
while those who do not generally draw a

while those who do not generally draw a
raise"
Then. unfortunately for Mr.. Levy. he
did not employ able counsel for we ap-
peared before the city council. and after
giving testimony he got raise"
Yes" said Mr. Reed, and last year
Mr.. Levy appeared before this board and
testified. AS a result his assessment was
fixed at $4,000. This year his return is
less than last year and it is only raised to
si2500o. 1 consider that reasonable and
just"
The board, after further argument, de-
cided to make the assessment $l05I0O0, which
was the figure fixed by the city.
Attorney Kinsler and Manager Butler OF
the Adams Express company appeared to
protest against raise from the return
of S12SSo to $4,000. They asserted that the
return was based on their total receipts
from business within Nebraska, as re-
to pay on any more,
Besides, we need the money" said Mr..
Reed with a pleasant. smile.
Attorney T. ]. Mahoney. after what As
SCISSOR Reed called "one of those clever
talks" was allowed a reduction Of S 900
on the assessment of his new home, still
unfinished. 1t now stands at $4,000.
The board has reached an agreement to
take up the protests of the large business
houses in a bunch Next Wednesday the
South Omaha packers will have a hearing.
Armours is the first protest filed by the
packers. The company's assessment is
placed at $4,000, the same as last year.
Attorney Mahoney argued that this figure
is excessive because the company has less
pork stock on hand since the Sioux City
house is again at work.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
PETITION AGAINST THE HOME
United Action Is Being Waged by
First Warders Against Juye-
nile Headquarters.

The special committee appointed at the
recent meeting of the South Side Improve
ment club to secure signatures to the re-
monstrance against the location of the
juvenile detention home at Tenth and Dor
cas- streets, as decided upon by the visiting
committee and the Board of County Com
missioners, has been doing some energetic
work The signature of nearly every
property owner of the ward has been Sc
cured and the petition will be presented to
the commissioners Saturday morning. A
delegation Of First ward citizens also will
be present 10 back up the petition with
moral suasion.
The visiting board of the Juvenile court
still mildly insists on the Tenth street loca-
ton for the home. and 1t is claimed by
the friends of that location that the Board
of County Commissioners have definitely
decided upon it and will not change the
location.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
FLEMING BRINGS RESULTS
Tax Commissioner Produces Nom
Resident Property Owner with
Check TO Redeem Title.

The first stroke of business by the new
city real estate and tax title department,
which Tax Commissioner Fleming proposes
to create, was dealt Thursday, when a rep
resentative of nonresident property owner
rushed 10 the city hall with check for
$500 I'm his hand and demanded the right to
protect the title to lot which had been
bid in by the city for the amount. The
taxes against the lot were over l,2O and
the owner who lives in the east, was so
discouraged about the matter that he took
no interest in the scavenger law sale. The
commissioner bid in the property at what
ne considered reasonable figure and found
a way to let the fact be known. The ap-
pearance OF the $500 check resulted.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
YOUNGEST SHERIFF IN STATE
$. III. Bowman of JerEeyville, Ill,
Visits City Claim AGENT with
other Relatives.

8. II. Bowman and wife of Jersey, ILL.,.
are the guests Of City Claim Agent Cock
rell and family. Mr.. Bowman has the
unique distinction of being the youngest
man ever elected sheriff in Illinois, having
been just q years of age when he was
chosen to that Office for Jersey county.
Since then he has been mayor and council
man many times. He is in the banking
business,
c. NJ. Cockrell, who travels for large
meat product house, also is home visiting
his parents, and Harry Cockrell is coming
down from Sioux City to spend part OF his
vacation here. Mrs. Bowman is sister to
Judge Cockrell, and the whole party VIII
form something of a family reunion at the
Cockrel home, 1887 Park avenue.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
Ignore majority of such.

1--WE are compelled TO ignore a majority
OF the sworn returns" replied Assessor
Reed. They do not furnish any informa-
ton OF value and most OF these protests
are backed up by what we call clever
talks. Those who employ able counsel go
to the city council and get a reduction.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17

granite and is made by Marr & Gordon. at
a cost of about 1850. The dimensions OF
the monument are: First base, feet
inches by feet inches by foot inches;
second base, feet IL inches by a feet II
inches by II inches; third base, feet inch
by feet>1 inch by foot inches; die
feet 10 inches by feet 10 inches by feet
9 inches; statue. feet high. On the main
shaft will be appropriate Grand Army of
the Republic inscriptions cut into the stone.
The shaft will be surmounted with a gran
ite statue of a union soldier of the war Of
S61-65, at parade rest.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
FIFTY SHRINERS GO EAST
TangIer Temple Mobiles Go to Inn
periRI Council, which Meets
at Buffalo.

The annual pilgrimage Of Tangier temple
Ancient Arabic Order Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine, to the meeting of the Imperial
council, which will be held this year at
Buffalo, will be made by about hfty mem
bers of the local temple, leaving here at
o'clock this morning, in two special par
lor cars and dining car, which rumor
says will carry more than the passengers
The party will arrive at Chicago, by way
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
DEPUTIES SERVING PAPERS
All of Marshal Mathews Men Are
Out Gathering Witnesses
for Trials.

All of the deputy United States marshals
are now out in various parts of the state
serving subpoenas for witnesses to appear
before the trials scheduled for the ad-
journed session of the United States district
court to convene Monday. The first case
set for trial is that Of Logan Lambert and
John Luikart, indicted for unlawful traffic
in liquor on the Omaha Indian reservation,
the former for taking liquor onto the res
eryation and the latter for selling liquor
without first securing the government
license to do so.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17

trict court on a bond of $500. 1t is alleged
Smith took a valuable diamond pin from
the room of Jesse Thomas, who lives across
the alley from Smiths room. The authori-
ties are still in communication with the
Denver police department relative to the
mans record at that place, 1t being under
stood Smith is wanted at Denver for some
crime
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
SMITH WAVES PRELIMINARY
Negro Charged with Grand Larceny
is Bound over to District
Court.

Fred Smith of 213 North Twelfth street
the colored man arrested last Tuesday on
suspicion by Detective Savage. has been
arraigned in police court on a charge Of
grand larceny. Smith waived preliminary
examination and was bound 10 the dis
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
oXYoLINE
The New Treatment for C0hSUMP-
TON Has Passed the Experim cntaI
Stage. and Its Success Is Now
Assured.

The cures enfectsd by all phyaicians using
Consumption. Bronchitis, Hay Fever, ali
forms OF Catarrh OF the Nose, Throat
Bronchial Tubes. Stomach. Bowels NerV-
Gus Prostration. all Deblitated, Weakened
Conditions, all Poorly Nourished Condi-
tions OF the Body.
A word to the Consumptive. You can
thoroughly test the OXyollne Treatment
FREE. Physicians who are now using
this treatment claim II IL SO far superior
70 all other treatments there is no COM
Considered hopeless,
DIR, Sinclair Is thoroughly equipped to
nropefiv Administer tha
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
BUSINESS COLLEGE MEN TALK
ROhrbOugh and Boyles Protest on Assess
msnt of Property.
COUNTY ASSESSORS MOTION PREVAILS
Sir Horace Plunkett and Il. j. Ma
honey Among Those Who se-.
cure Concessions from
the Board.
COUNTY ASSESSORS MOTION PREVAIL!

Messrs. Rohrbough and Boyles. proprie-
tors of business colleges, appeared before
the County Board of Equalization Friday
afternoon and protested against any as
sessinent being levied on their property.
They claimed that under the law and the
decisions OF the supreme court this class
of property is exempt from taxation. The
city attorney has consistently so decided,
they said, and County Attorney Slabaugh
expressed the same opinion to them. They
offered to get a written opinion from Judge
Slabaugh backing up their contention.
Assessor Reed said that in his opinion the
question never has been passed on under
the new revenue law. Judge Slabaugh's s
oral opinion to Messrs. Rohrbough and
Boyles was possibly based on a supreme
court decision given before the new revenue
law was passed. He moved that the COM
plants be dismissed in order that the pro-
testers could so into court and get de-
cision on the point.
The two business college men said they
would prefer to avoid going to court and
insisted that the board ought to take the
opinion of the county attorney as oonclu-
sive.
Chairman Mcdonald and Assessor Reed
said such an opinion would not change
their views on the matter. This settled 1t
and the motion OF Mr.. Reed was passed
unanimously.
The real estate assessment of Sir Horace
C. Plunkett, amounting to $4,000, was cut
10 the extent OF $500
E. r. Bruce Drug company's assessment
on personal property was fixed at $4,000.
Attorney John c. Wharton, appearing for
the Nebraska Clothing company, asked that
the assessors figures. s1z5oOO on personal
property be reduced. The FIRMS return
was $95, 400, II that was not allowed to
stand Mr., Wharton insisted that the as
sessment should not be over 100000, Mr..
Levy had. he said. before departing for
Europe. made a fair and honest return
and sworn to 1t. He could not understand
why the board should go back of that re-
turn.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17
OXYOLINE TREATMENT

bsAs an experienced physician. and know
tnP the wonderful results and cures
onveted by this treatment, In these dis
gases, invites all 70 give the treatment a
Borough test FREE from all charges The
eoctor means Just what he says, no charges
treatment TO give this new ana wonderful
oxyOllne treatment q trial DIR. Sinclair rs
FrenIer Block, III South 18th rooms 3
and e. The treatment will be fully ex-
nlainaA "A AlI -N.hQ eAA "A MkikA. ..r-sn.ss.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-17

of the Northwestern. leaving there at mid
night tonight and arriving at Detroit Sun
day morning, and leaving Detroit at
o'clock Sunday afternoon via special
steamer which will carry members OF
number of temples of the west
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1905-04-13
NEBRASKA TOWN ELECTIONS
Question OF Granting Saloon LII
Censes the Main Issue.

Large numbers of women voted nj
Mort Platte on Tuesday for mem
berS of the school board. there beng a.
high as eighty female votes i'll one ward
On the whole the regular Republcall
ticket nominated ut the city convention
and primaries won out.
Stromsburg voted dry by an over
whelmins majority.
At LOup City the election passed on
quietly. The question Of license was sub
mitted and the license ticket won by
votes. which inSureS at least two saloons
for the ensuing year.
The Fullerton election resulted III the
election of the entire license ticket with
an exception of one councilman.
At Fairfield. DR.. \. X. Ray. repre-
Senting the peoples. or progressive par
~. favoring public improvements. etc,
was reelected mayor over Joseph kyne.
conservative. On the question of license
the vets were victorious by majori-
ty of II. The proposition to issue wa
ter works bonds was defeated by 40
votes
During the city election at Plattsmouth
politics was practically ignored and the
city will go wet" another year.
The municipal election resulted in Il
victory for the high license party at Fair
bury.
At the Emerson election it was decided
to issue bonds To the amount of 100000
for building AID furnishing IL school
house.
III the city election held in Oakland
the license party elected Charles Sam
son mayor.
The election at Central City was a
landslide for the prohibitionists. The
license question was voted on direct.
At Paramount the election passed off
very quietly, there being but one ticket
in the field. For license, 90; against Ii
cense, %
y Democratic landslide elected the en-
tire ticket at Norfolk with the exception
of two counrilmen and two members of
the board of cdUcation
Osceola went dry by Il majority OF ~.