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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02
Conversation Editorial.

The lowly editors were bending M.
gently TO their th7nklrss tasks ltw,
hot and o. kind OF dr0ubt uoH3dai BIZ
room. The sporting editor picked m
a fresh bunch Of copy
Laundry Boy started FOO The Iah
Erie circuit today he remarked 0r
way Of breaking the silence
Must have shown "a clean pair .
heels" pipod the golf editor
Chorus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
What kind OF finish was l'
1ucrlcd the auto editor
GTsses and shrill whistIiuE)
"He was probably ID wrIngor iiI
the baseball expert
cloud and continued grodusl
with that let us adjourn to he wi'
parlor below" suggested the nept'w
thirst who had just stepped In from DO
telegraph-room,
Exit everybody.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02

champion. Marvin Hart. who pracll'
cany promised Schreck the first chance
10 deprive him Of his ti;le, and Nike
should ne win, Will hold MN TO MS
promise. Should, however Vile trim
ne a wltwardly clever Mike he will keen
The wires hot between Chicago and
Louisville.
The outcome OF the battle viewed
from any angle. Is difficult 10 predict
despite Schreck's better record, The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02

expressed the opinion that the course
was paradise compared with the one
In France
at would seem to mo that an aver
age gpeod Of o. or "a miles an hour
should be- supplied in the cup contest
said Lytlp con the smooth Jericho
road, where Travelled so well with my
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02

lattcr's recent Victories have been over
men much taller than Wille-men who,
because OF their height were practical
~ made TO his order as the taller they
men OF rangy build he can work his
iack-nfe ducNng and lodging with
success I'm Willie he Will stack up
against a sawcd-off AS compared with
some OF his opponents and he may
find II difficult 20 slip under his leads,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02
PITCHER MATHEWSON.
lie is Regarded as the Peer Of Al Rir
League lwlrlers,

sid Mercer says that when Chrlsty
Mathcwson pitches four more winners
for the Giants ne win be credited with
as many victories az he is years old
It's a delicate thing 10 tuch upon pro-
fcsslonal secret Bail players live slow
ly after they reach the age Of 3O--at
least II takes them about ~ years "a
cross the bridge from 90 TO &c.
We have promised not TO come right
out and tell Mathewson's age, but we
win say, however. that he has pitched
p games this season and has lost only
six OF them. Now figure the thing out
for yourself. MathCwson has beer
pitching for Ave years, yet he never hac
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02
News Ss Sporting World at Home and Abroad
AGGIEs WANT A GAME
Colorado Eleven Likely to clo,h CO.,
Maddoek's 4. OF L. uroy.. VIA

The Colorado Aggies are evis..,
looking for trouble with Coach 'WyIVy
docks .. Of L. braves, and Tho ' .
eleVens are very likely TO clash arI1o
the coming football season. ~ 'u'l0s
COACH John Mcintosh OF the ro,o..,
Angles, says he wants a ea, ,,o''Iado
Utah, and is Of the opinion that WIZ
have a team capable Of mixing tbe ''' ,Sll
sity bunch bite the dust. liz ,.e'
that his men will take the roio,aIIee
championship FOR the season OF i0 g'y' a slo
hints that they are looking for oY,. aIa
scalps lie win doubtless be- g go.s'l-
chance, and Coach Maddox is l oog,-tt
for just srch games. ''''IhS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02
PALACE BOWLING ALLEYS

open Sept. End. s. w Temple y =.
and 2nd south. a Cool clean ana 4, 2.
llghtful place 10 enjoy Che gTea, va,
tlon game Of ten-pins Your paUV ,g,,,
solicited. The Palace Bowling M9'
club
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02
FREE PEACHES
FREE PEACHES'
At Brigham

September 7th All you can eaJ ht,
cursion via Oregon Short Line holD
trip only SL25, Further iniorna.N'
later
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Gives His View Of the Great Mel.
son Britt and Willie. hr.ck
Affairs
INTENSE INTEREST IS SHOWN.
Something Of What the Men Have
Done aud How They Are Like
ly to Box

The following highly interesting ar
t.plr from the non of that veteran ref
..,.. ,...i .s,.,..,,,.- .,.rito,. G.o,.,c eusr
,,.,-
VINO VIII ne l1 S'I. LdhF lot Iu'SUdS
nights bout. viii be carefully
rald bv local grht fans as u
5..t ..rh ,,.. ,t.yt. A.,
ca, Interest tine Brit'-Nelson fight
FIRST and the WuIc-Srhro.f bout,
t.... .....-,... h.. .,......,..i,.. ,.... al.
.'' '' '' ''''''"7 '''h N'',
lance hght between jimmy FIltt ana
Battling Nelson shall increase az the
sam, raf. that a. b,s si,ra tho h,,s
''l'.n'H 'N'.i signatures To- the art'
claF. there Nili bo nothing Ike 10 since
Che never o., no r,raottau 81 p,ri,lts
t... t,....,..... -.
VI" ".en .',','I, WIS eng '"Iu't'
tous',l .',,. '''"''''o' p''N' "l '"I-
''I, Ky, .,', ,'......... ..i....
it' MUGS D'I va. euppS' poitlHg re-
.olls on lle streets ana on me various
i"H'p9It non uu,s' lne principal cues
,t'n SEE SEE. W. 40 a." YOU lnluN 90.
lug 'i I-'N'lH"u 'Sn'' EltFSoody
NUM- saSy IIllnE gus lH'' OF Jne town
wherein u'' arena WIZ ot picheo' re-
po'l9 soy ~ ". .,N'I H'"g ana ,ne
p."'ny,elS '''',,.pa'o d record oreaklnE
",,yl'al',' I'oiiHvl'I jim l'nroth
cious date than Admission dav, Sept.
letting d.. ,3r present wiring s
".'"''. ','.' "',,, ,4N. wa, p',N nu' ,N'
m't.' So" n"uouo''gI WIN pe ,nr IA
.o.l,r Oh ,", ""! o1 wv 'oI''e0' ms
d, i,i ,,, VII. u''l' sa' 'on mas
hto o"'"lu ,,I, ''''''''' '''''"I ''S' 'H
aus u"" '''""''
BRITTS KNOCKOUTS FEW.
hIlit ou.'liaseS Nr!S"h IN what u
srueI",'y termed me me polhiS or the
6'H'' pui ne rs no. lnt Dane equal lu
atsies-.'eneSs ana hilllhg powers. A
E.'H,' over ,tS record SHOWS but lhlee
El'o, No",s. ne put away Nne AUSTRIAN
utAteI l,u1 h's4IN, ln tghl rounds,
'oPto' '.'I-' L'NIEAC ih me same
Hullut' ~. SESSIONS ana knocked ont
rI'"N hIu' 'N seven ROUNDS, All or
,n',' "tNlH l"oN pace I'D I'p-, out ds
,.l Nus n"l 1.oIrl victory by inc
hnu'h"u. 'oul' S.l't then' me supposl-
no" Us ". mas I'Sl ms punch Two or
s, ,,'' INA. I'VE pu' our OF me running
rounds scheduled for their respective
u5l, . H." t cd,,,, anI E'ne 9'd seen
Iros,,',. ."',,l T,' anu l ,ng olleI
a,, t,;, ,,,,,'i ''i''' 81 sec
g'rh',, l,tt.,,t"'' "''",r Nl'byI
, ~ .i"'il, q" "'" 'N,IsoIi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02

athlete OF America and holds
This been graduated from high school as
che win Of the
the her will have star far as sports
all her work Her records
10 inches standing broad
4s; hurdle o throwing the basket
d medals
different meets
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02

One.third of Oriental Rugs 10 clos
stock. 2, G. NJ l.
Free clam bake at Lagoon AN'
day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02
Worlds ITr0GGing Records.
Recordr given aro from Andrews sportng Annuol)

tRecords given are Andrews Sporting Aunual)
OuareruIo-1 Dillon. Observation-Disclosures eight
ton Reach New York, year-old 1898 655ia.
miIes--Scnaor L..
me Ill, 81, rn,,, cleveland
OH terber mie-Pascal, 1893 49,
mne-Lou Dillon -mis-Capan MEOW
Memphis Tenn, October a. 1865, 1926.
1908, li-HR
one rIc-rou Dillon. 10-yearod 1851, 1i7;ba
old. Memphis Tenn October Fifty 1896 35j4Oi5
~ 1905 laS'2' miles-ConQueror, IL
one nIe-Crescous. Wichiu year-old 1853 S55:33
October g. 1903 1874, mare Dillon 1903,
one mlc-NIajor Demar, Mem l'oS'a'
ph Tenn. Fastest gelding-Niajo Demar,
1884, 1904.
AM, 800, a. o,-rn N,ior mol stalonCresceus 1903
",, '' Notr,bis Tenn October 1924
98 1902 g.g2is yeariug cot-Addel
Mile ana Qualler-ly louUb Nc
1907 2'fA 2:2314
Two twoyearod cotArion,
October 81. 1902 f1I 1891 2l0h'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02

Half-mile- Patch, Mem
phis, Tenn, October ~ 1903,
800.
One mile Dan Patch, with shield
and pacsnaker nj side, Mem
phis, Tenn, October 20, 1904,
1855,
one Dan Patch Memphis,
Tonn october ~, 1903. l'J6'4,
one mllc-Prlnce Alert, New
York. September "a, 1908, 1854
assisted by wind shirld)
Mile and an eighth-Curl Wilkes,
1902 go
Two miles Dan Patch, Macon,
Ga. November 20, 1908. All.
Two ml,cs-Chehalls z years old,
October 1897, ASA
Three miles Joe Jefferson, ~
years Old, 1891, 1000,
Five miles-Lodv &c. Claire, r.
years old. 1874, l2i5l%
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-02
soHREcK. WILLIE MATCH.

Although the Brltt-Nels1n affair
oyefslnd3Ws everything "a It's line, con-
siderable interest is being centered on
the coming Mike schreck-John Willie
heavyweight. battle scheduled 20 take
place a, Salt Lake CITY Sept 8. While
no title hinges on It's outcome, the win
Nor WIN be IN line for a tlstlc argument
with the easily made heavyweight
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
Dying of Famine

is, in its torments, like dying OF con-
SUMPTION. Tie progress of consump-
ton, from, the beginning to the very
end, is long torture, both to victim
and friends. ''When i had consump--
ton in its first stage" writes VIM.
Myers. OF Cearfoss. Md, "after Try
ing different medicines and good
doctor, in vain, at last took Dr..
Kings New Discovery, which quick
~ and perfectly cured me-" Prompt
relief and sure cure for coughs, colds,
, sore throat, bronchitis, etc. Guaran-
anteed at DR.. +. Wenz drug store,
price SOC and $l.O0 a bottle. Trial
bottle free.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
Harrison Notes.

Mrs. Owen LAWN, landlady of the
Mountain View at Rathdrum, was
brought to Harrison last Friday and
placed in private hospital, suffering
with severe case of eczema.
W. Il. Rich arrived home last weel,
from Usage, Iowa. He was accom-.
panied by his mother, Mrs. S. C.
Haiaht, who will make an extended
visit here.
Mrs. +. W. Kimmell and daugb,or
Elsie and Klttie, left last week fir
Colorado to make their future homo
Prof. Houston of the Boomers Fer.
~ school, with his wife and danoh,or
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. O. II H.,
nell.
Miss Jessie Sill, of Barron, Wis. IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leila nar,ow
who has been quite sick with tynho;d
fever.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

. f
The supreme court has denied
the petition for a rehearing in
the division case in such q thor
ough and convincing manner
that it is not likely that the tri-
bunal will be insulted again by
being asked to reverse itself.
The petition for a rehearing was
MS childish a piece Of procedure
as the division bill itself. The re-
port that the presiding officer OF
the district court headed the
movement for q rplearing has
not been denied yet.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
Post Falls Pointers.

A farewell party was given in honor
OF Archie Nogle Friday evening. The
guests were entertained with music
and games, after which Ice cream was
served. These present were: Archie
Nogle, Mrs. D. Nogle, Mrs. Gimme
Winslow, Mrs. Mamie Tucker, Miss
Rose Wells of Latah, Mrs. Leonard
Liscow OF Spokane, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Young. tbe Misses Lizzie, Mary
aud Annie Young, Miss Merle Nogle,
Miss Lottic Herring, Mr.. VIM. SeY-
forth, Ray Paysant. A most delight
full time was enjoyed by all. The fol-
lowing day Mr.. Nogle left for Kootc-
mai, Idaho, where he goes to teach q
three months term OF school. K
The sawmill started June LIST, but
full crew will not be put on for an
other week.
l.. A. Woodward has returned from
Hot Lake, Ore, the treatment there
having failed to benefit him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Liscow Of
Spokane spent Sunday here visiting
the family Of Samuel Young.
l.. S. Dart Of hartford, WASH, Wis.
itcd.his brother. Geo. Dart, Sunday.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
Teachers Get Certificates.

The quarterly teachers cxainina
tion closed late Saturday evening
Superintendent Eybers was assisted
by Professors Shern and Ramsey
There were 90 applicants, 23 OF whom
were successful. Superintendent Eg
beers completed the work Of gradin:
the papers, Monday, and granted GER
ttlcatcs to the following:
FIRST GRADE.
Lucille McAndrew, Post Falls.
Geo. G. Campbell, Occur dAlene.
SECOND GRADE.
Bertha Best. Occur d'Alene.
q. L. Ross. I" I"
Mrs. Sadie Smith" "
Marion IL Alnes, Tyson.
Mrs. Doris J. Bailey, Spokare.
Ruby Cook, Rathdrum.
Minnie Farr !" a5f
Elsie tlemming g.
Lila NJ. Laird 8"
Mabel Kl0cckner ["
Minnie Berry - ffli
lea Mutt,
Ellsworth Wood :"
Alice LaValley, Severance. ia,
Aileen Watson H0watt, Spokane.
Mabel Martin, Boomers Ferry. aa3,
India Harrington, Dudley.
THIRD GRADE
Silvia Edwards, Spokane.
Il. s. Johnston
Josephine Casey, Occur d'Alene.
Sarah Stoddard, Rathdrnm.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

PASSENGER trains westbound
are heavily loaded with people
from the east taking advantage
Of reduced rates to visit or To-
cate in the west. The Lewis Il
Clark Centennial exposition
opened it's doors to the public
yesterday and it is possible that
the passenger traffic will be
greater than ever, taxing the ca
pacity OF the extra trains which
the railway companies purpose
putting into commission.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
ORDINANCE No. %.

AN ORDINANCE. GRANTING To
- George Nixon and ". l.. kinmel, both
Of Spokane. Wash. their successors and us
signs, u franchise To construct, maintain
and operate " system of electrical distribu.
tion In the village of Rathdrum. state oi
Idaho. so
OF trustees OF the Village Of Rathdrum.
Section I. That there b. and hereby il
granted to George Nixon and W. L. kimmel
| their successors and assigns. the right and
stall all nccessary equipment Of every sort,
| along the sides. across. thrOn gh.and beneath
the streets u alleys and Al other public plae-
pose Of furnishing electricity. for light, pow
or. heat, and all other purposes for which
elasticity i now or may hereafter be
| same according to this prices charged In
towns Of similar sizes in neighboring iocaii-
/ ties. ~ titf- .T.
| Section X. The terms and conditions OF
this franchise arc as follows. to- witt
! Flrst.--that said grantees their successors,
and assigns, shall within thirty days iron,
| tho approval Of this ordinance begin actual
| construction and shall prosecute the con-
struction diligently andin workmanlike
hummer. completing the same within one
hundred twenty !l2O) days from commence
acts OF God. strikes. acts OF the village. inu-
l!ty to obtain material and right -0f-ways,
or legal proceedings In court commenced by
others thnn the grantees herein.
Second.-that in consideration Of the
granting of this franchise. the grantees,
their SUCCESSORS, and assigns, shall hold the
ans % rssans from sns nary any
any live wire or wires, or due to the acciden.
tai falling OF any poles.
ion or repairs, the streets in which con.
strnction or repairs have been made shall
be left In as good condition for public travel
~ they were before the commencement OF
such work, ### rtN+af Hz8{r'f
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

At its last regular meeting last
Tuesday night, Panhandle Lodge No.
Is, Knights Of Pythirs, elected officers
for the ensuing selni-anrual term.
The new officers will be installed in
July. They are: g. II. Sheffield,
chancellor commander; G. A. Christie
vice chancellor; q. w. Flemniing,
prclate; C. w. Royce, master Of work;
d. u. DANNY, keeper Of records and
seals; c. w. Culp, master OF finance;
| g, II. klopf, master Of excheeuer; Il.
l.. Quarles. master at arms; James
Foster. inner guard; G.F. Willhelmy,
IOuter guard. .iit
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
Brady Case Settled.

The famous Brady case Is believed
to have been settled at last. Cyrus
Happy, attorney for Father Purcell,
has made proposition to Frank Pine
to settle for $1,000, and it Is thought
that Mr.. Pine will consent.
This case had it's origin in the
shooting of Probate Judge John G.
Brady at his Office in the courthouse
at Rathdrun, July 6, 1901, by Will
embassy, now In the penitentiary.
just before he died Of the wound
Judge Brady made what purpotted to
be his will in which he made Father
T. j. Purcell, who attended him,
guardian of his two minor children,
Elmer and Arya Brady, to whom he
left life insurance policies for $4,000.
Frank Pine, uncle Of the children,
questioned the gcnuincness OF the
will and contested 1t. lie got pos
session Of the children, amid great
excitement, and slipped them away
TO Iowa where he was appointed
guardian. The case was fought in
the courts on demurrer, Purcell ap-
pealing the case to the supreme court,
once bringing the will before the tri--
/ bunal together with bill of expenses
amounting to $1,000 for costs, judy
mcnts, fees, etc. The supreme court
ruled that he had no right to bring
the will before It, but granted that
be was the guardian and allowed him
$1,000 expenses, cutting out 5000
which it cost him for transcript aud
ATTORNEY fees to bring the will before
the court. The court referred the
case back to the probate court for
trial, and 1t has been expected to
come before Judge McCrea ever since
he assumed the duties OF the office.
1t was finally set for June !. when
Che overtures for settlement inter.
vened. .i' lsx vmtl f.
The life insurance consisted OF
S., 900 In the Maccabees, $1,000 10
the Modern Woodmen aud $1,000 In
a Philadelphia old line. The Macca.
bee claim was settled immediately
after the death OF Brady and before
the contest begun. The other two
policies have been tied up pending
the decision OF the case. II the set.
Element is contaminated, as expected,
Purcell will get $1,000 and the re-
naming So, 900 will go to Pine. 1t is
believed the greater part Of this has
been eaten up by the costs.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
D. c. C0RBIN BACK.
Line at Rathdrum to be Decided
in Few Days.

AsA ~ SySe ERIK NM
D. G. Corbin OF the Spokane Inter-
national railway, who returned to
Spokane Sunday from a three weeks
trip to New York and Montr, al. SAID:
''Thc Canadian Pacific will complete
its 10 mile extension in July, south
from the Crows Nest at Yahk, B. c.,
to the Idaho line. where IL will con-
meet with the Spokane International
railway. II is 'important to have the
Canadian Paciiic's extension done
early as we shall get our supplies
mostly over that line. We shall go
right ahead with building on that
section, and contracts on the Moyie
will be let 10 few days. Engineers
will be put on east from Spokane
within the next few day, and the
location OF the line ut RaLhdrum will
soon be determined. The tie con-
tract for the entire line will oe let
this week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

The closing exercises Of the Rath-
drum schools will take place at the
han this evening. The eighth grade
graduates will be awarded their d.
plomas, and program will be rem
dered. The exercises will begin about
O'clock. Following Is the program:
Piano Duet--Sweet clover waltz---by
Stella Givens, Dorothea Wenz.
Rec. Vacation time, Truman Sage.
Vocal Duet Ida Stoddard, Capitola
Dutton.
Brownie Drill--ls little boys. ~
Essay, Value Of Education--Lilian
Berry.
Rec. Dorothy Hoffman.
Vocal Solo-Beulah Klopf.
Drill--Sunshine fairies.
Essay, Education Of Women--Sylvla
Koch.
Vocal Duet, Sweet Clpver--Inez Dyer
and Jennie LAWN.
Rainbow Fairies.
Song. Hollis McCrea, Fay Woolery.
Dialog--A recipe for making a pota-
to pudding, Pearl Duff, Katherine
Chambard, Nora Waddell.
Piano Duet--Florence Dyer. Lillian
Rogers.
prophecy--Jessc Crenshaw.
Vocal Duet--R0se Russell. Capitola
DuJtUn.
Umbrella Drill.
Vacation Song. iak
Fortune Telling Fortune teller:
Fernc Berry. Girls: Inice Stod.
dard. Dorothea Wenz, Myrtle
DANNY, Gladys Dyer, Erma Borth-
wick.
Piano Duct--G Grace Kelsey, Dorothca
Fissel.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

Two new prisoners received this
week at the county Jail, are: Mike
Twohy from Harrison, 30 days for
yagrancy; and Jerry Corcoran from
Occur d'Alene, 80 days for disturbing
the peace. Annie Nuke from near
Granite was pronounced insane, yes
terilay and committed to the asylum.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
A BAD SCARE.

Some day you will get bad scare,
when you feel pain in your bowels,
and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in
Or. Kings New Life Pills, sure
cure, for all howell and stomach dis
eases, SUCH as headache. biliousness;
costiveness. etc. Guaranteed at Or.
4. Wenz drug store, only 25c. Try
them. ~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

Last night Syringa Temple. No. 4,
Rathbonc Sisters, elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing semi-an-
nual term: Miss Jennie Culp, NJ. Il,
c.; Mrs. Cora Sheffield, +. S.; Mrs.
Inez Curtis, Il. j.: Mrs. Kate Dyer,
Manager; Mrs. Trip, Protector, and
Mrs. Charlotte klopf, outer guard.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02
Lodge Elections.

Rathdrum Lodge, No. 70, /. O. O.
r., held the semi-annual election Of
officers last Friday evening. They
are M. e. Coleman, Noble Grand, and
Il. Il. PiIkenton, Vice Grand. All
the other elective officers hold over
for the year.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

To be compared with ones
predecessors in office, judges
not excepted, must not always
he considered q eulogy. 1t is
oftelAthe reverse.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

The laxative effect OF Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets is
SO agreeable and SO natural that you
do nut realize IL is the effect of Il
medicine. For sale by DR., +. Wcnz
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

Ifyou want to get the official
news OF kootenai county, as well
as the local, personal and gener-
al news, every week, you ought
to have the TRIBUNE by all
means. $1.OO per year, SOC for
6 months. Subscribe now?
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

Al RS. Roberta Peters, the MILNE,
mas just received a fine display Of
Ladies furnishings. Call in and soo
them. "" 'ce
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

Ladies' shirt-waist sets, hairpins,
belts, hand bags, ETC., just received.
Mrs. Roberta Peters.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

We have all sizes and kinds of
screen doors, cottage panel and paint
ed doors, windows and mouldlngs.
RathdTuIn Furniture Co.
II YOU want your property insured
against loss by fire call ON the Pan
handle Abstract Co. tt
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-06-02

foh RENT--in brick block for
mouse keeping or ONCE purposes. also
n'ce dwelling house Inquire of John
Russell. NIstf
foK SALE-Thrce we'll bred yearl-
Jug Polangus bulls. Inquire of A. AZ
sage, 9 miles 81 Of lithvl dletf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-21
Portland Market.

Portland. June 70
FLOUR-Michigan and St. Louis
straight. s56.H5.S5; do. clears. s5.4Oi5. 20
winter wheat patents, Sj.S5M60O; spring
wheat bakers. s47odi5.5O; spring wheat
BEEF-Light. se5eT1O.oo: heavy. 80 5O6,
II 90: homeless half bbls., $f.50n700.
OVERWHELMINGLY, fancy, per h..
24c; Vermont, DC.
EGGS-Eastern, fresh, Oc.; western
fresh, 1SNl9c.
CHEEsE-Cheese. plain. 121aGl4c: sage
l5c.
GRAIN-Corn, car lots. &C.,; bags, &c.
meal. bags &c. oats, new. car lots, 39fi
4oc. bags. i2eI44c. MINI. Sacked bran. bag
lots, $500: winter wheat bran, So co.; do
bag lots, $3.50; brown middlings, car lots
no; do bag lots, s2400el $500.
LEMONS-$3 O0u315.
ORANGES-$3. 5Odi4.5O.
PRODUCE-Beans, California Pea, S27;
$9S5;- yellow eyes, $2.25m2.3O; Red Kid
neys, S2.9OG3O0: potatoes. 4Oc.; onions
crate. $50: fowls, 14c.: turkeys, Western
1Sfr22c.: chickens, 15M17c.
PROVISIONS-POrk heavy, $16.0OG16 50
medium, $l5.00I155O: light backs. $140OQ
145O: clear. SIG O0d16.JO.
LARD-Pure leaf. 1O4sM10ssc. pure pals
M9hc: pals. compound, 6AM6l.c.; ties
and large tubs. sMS7sc.; do. compound
53lM6c.
sUGAR-standard. graduated. sac.
extra fine graduated. 5.49c.; extra c, 5.G0c