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WANTED-YoE can learn the syllable system
OF shorthand In IS hours: attain a speed of
% TO 100 words In loo hours and We will pro-
cure a position for you. We teach also Pit
man. Graham, Gregg. and Barnes systems.
typeWriting. and Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
l142. eeS-3ot
wANTED-A competent bookkeeper; must
have have best OF references. Address BOX 5s2.
WORKING COUPLE for kitchen and table
offered management and interest in pront-
able boarding INVALID. BOX 534. Times
CONVENTION REPORTING. References
from graduate reporters and others recently
passed the civil service CONGRESSIONAL
oCHOOL- lztn ana O sts. de20-u
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
wANTED-By white woman. place as cham
bernaid or light hOuseworKer: no washing.
l2l7 sth st. NV; no cards. de25-2t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; cook. chambermaid.
waitress; va and houseworkers. Phone North
9zIz- I93I tth ST NV II
WANT ED-By refined woman. position OF any
kind OF housework; thoroughly understands
IT. Address BOX 52s Tirnes Office. Il
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
wANTED-By refined man and VIE posi-
lions; wife nrst-ciass housekeeper and
cook; man thoroughly understands all kinds
q outside work and horses. Address BOX
OBS. Times Office. Il
MISUNDERSTANDING.
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves, bric-a-brac, and all kinds Of
household goods BAUMS FURNITURE
SHOP. 9Sh and L st5. NV. Phons North l3I3
WANTED - OLD GOLD AND SILVER.
diamonds. coral5. canoes. jcWeiry. silverWarc:
Centists' gold and platinum bought FOR cash
G. F. KARR, Jewelcr. 5lS 18TH ST. below o.
uc--Sot
wANTED-A boys secondhand hicyc,e;
must be in good condition. Apply al g2l
hamilton 81. Brightwood Park dec3-2t
WANTED-Higkest cash prlcsa paid Tor WCrn
and hats. Address POSTAL and I wifi call any
hour. =. IAkSHES. 1893 7th st. nv. Phone
North sS9
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
aside >our old clothing, shoes. and hats be-
torc Seelng ne. as pay highest cash prices
Tor them Drop postal. VIII call. Il GE-
WIfZ l2OS 9Th 81. NV. de19-I5t
WANTED-s- KEBESKY, 1906 7th ST. NV.
VIII pay the highest cash price Tor ladies'
gents, and chtldrrus Cast-on clothing and
shoes and hats address a postal and I VIII
call Prone \. 22eo de7-sOt
WANTED-Pawn tickets for diamonds, rubies
eInriS-ds, pearls. saPghires; - 81 paid for old
Eo.d. silver. dentist gold and platinum.
LOUIS ABEAHAAiS. 49, 9th st. NV Main
4SIS. ocas- -sraos
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NORTHWEST.

Redwood. y. G..
S rOous.-.-..-.--Sle.J0 %
EriEhtwCod. %. G.
y acFeS.---- 1910
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? " store FOR 75c a load
UNITED STATES Ste RAGE Co. fis-4s0-4ss
10Th ST NV Phone Main 42zs. mol -9ot
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OLD CARPETS WOVEN into hne arr rDrs
s3a5. oc25-2al
WANT THE PUBLIC TO know I sell rHS
lest herb medicine once. 1916 eth ST NV
FeE
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FOR RENT-UNFURN1snED ROOMS
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

NANTED-Roorn and board with a private
fee. ' da5S ~
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CNTURNISHED.

NORTEyVESl.
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NORTHEAST.
,IENTS.
NOprHr Ac--

-NOA~ ~ = E-s-
1922 " J-av. .6-. .b.Se4-J0
e. & @. 1r. b.. zoo
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FOUND.

ALL IS GOOD that HAYS prints: u years
practical experience. 100 wedding Invitations.
$40. 100 visiting cards. soc. I0JJ bus mess
cards, b!l.hea55. noteheads. envelopes. 81 So.
80. 81. HAYS SOS L 81. NV. deI9-30t
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WANTED-HoRSES AND VEHICLES
WANTED-ro purchase stallion give teA
particulars. Address BOX 80, Times otiiee-
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1OKNER GROCERY. Northwest: cheap rent:
VEL w.. located; only $500. NEW YORK BUSf-
Mss BROKERS. GIL F ST de25-St
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HELP wANTEp-MALE g. FEMALE.

WANTED-Yor can learn the syllable system
OF shorthand In IS hours: attain a speed of
20 10 100 words In loo hours. and We will pro-
cure position for you We teach also Pit
man. Graham, Gregg, and Barnes systems
ACADEMY, Colorado building. Phone N
1142. ssaaot
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NOA L III AS -
65S Morton. 4r. b.sIS-s0
2I0iz Quincy. 4. b 100
2i2 Quincy, Il, b.. 1890
2ISiz Quincy. Il. D l3.t-3
120 Quincy, lr. b.. l2.00
ee222;a Quincy. sr. b 1900
224 Quincy. 4r. b.. 1890
230;z Quincy. Arb 1866
222 Quincy, 4r, b. 1850
20 Quincy. lr. b. 1900
is5 Chicago. 4r. b 1880
1852 Chicago.sr, b 12.50
1882 Chicago. 4r. b $3.50
L43 Chicago. Ar, b. 1870
Fair play., 1905-08-26
ThTee ja,0,s oa,ed

Df Cholera Aiylig5 WltA one
small tiotlie - Chamberlain s.
1ulic, 'La!s.a aai Hia,rEuea
hlHeiy
a. . " ta@ies %, iiisniaws.,
Aia1 sfiaiss aH sNFe,teans uE upi
"ut't sG,EUe uH q pDui my ~ ID
wrW.g cHsa o, dHa,dsgi,a, roUu,
-.ai - 'aeHnugua D1uuiy5 AiaLaua
80 tHyr, huIia iEGyp 4iG 5u!uG
! .rn M'H aui q gHFg Wc clwlp,a
q" .iH- IHs slElF euprlu WgW wus
HfEt, H"gg slth lH u1l Iiip aNti sgu. -
'nl 'Us s'uig rl q GulIalU DiGIur
NH~iH'Er Wu $40 iIsHgglsi sgHi uH a
NH'i't 10 '}ra"iHglal"a t'iuurinulr.a
"'t' ihNighnna iigWrii tUsignd -Dl
az 'iH' 40 lAi Hna rrH ini, nHt
'tai i'Hs Mri1aluD NB7 90 uU.t uGipl
~ HWh iaireg rpua y 90 uu ~ itF
~ ! WHs "a. iUue udH duap ~ u
Huh NN0 NH''t' va ilNg INMATES ing
rte""i 'Hsr rWri We pHIluh iUu
iruuW inWre ptsgnhluim 40 ,bn anus
HNHur. auh Wg IWruV NYp Wui ui
! g. .virrl ~ ,iufpa ~ U- tnl st,g
" ''Wal A l'stgias awi u " ian-
Hlns
Fair play., 1905-08-26
oOur Stomach

When 'bg q.Hhti,y pi iyDd taSeu IL
zoo lHfge 90 t1r qutity 400 r.cH, spur
-iOmacu y iikelN 10 ionow nDd 90.
pecisiy 30 ~ Tie digestion has be.li
wgatsnud b, constipation Ia -iou o.
Us aud moi too .rCe.y ui easily digr.l-
od loud Nssugaie ihe food ,AarDugI.
~, Lot five hDbrz s.Hpsr Uetwagp
h'A'- and WHOM y0u ieei p iuiHes,
hbu "righi az '!!e- tgipu ~ li,p stuII
Hfh hiIG' eating lahr ChambGta,n's IS
Stomach and l.yey tAb,ats snd lhr
5GUr stomach uD,, be avuded Fnr
.a.r b iiIcu y Doug.a- and * ".
tanning
Fair play., 1905-08-26

tAeEe 4s 40 "ay ip maiuftlu tDe
a,pltN etd 'syn4iA ~ sIlU0 eBd UOay
s<cSpi W u.U'3-uUv4l iuC.t lr ~
wHJ 80 AoQHfh ,ScvUt jbggpzA Ih,
.iaUacA tue sioWHca mu-i DC Lepl
ue~iNy pUgt end t"cct - ih,
-iIeuaIN "a4 iei iywD GuJ di.ea.e
w5li sel pg ~ appeute. lDss ~
s'isHgIH, Ly'Fp4sute.. bvatsoLe. can
s#boIl"u1 -UI 4i.nh, syu. 1sID1-
HitiH4 .Dd lesjI.n5 Il speD-is sAd sli
-1"Mn,u HHgL ys inaI 4ge egiaGie sso
yHleb.J r.gtd ~ tue use y s. a.l
by-p'psi" c1'e. said W. ID h w
i.aIDlag
Fair play., 1905-08-26

tpg sUNbuln iruu aWi %, hiu aUd
teAy .irpa-r u Wui- WHaiI hala,
saFl lH- W ,gnai u ir EernN
fufH ~ aunt pgrirs uHuiug au'
WH. u Nii' iraW itr
hre apt q 4 WN am hrHi Punnu,
Is }trItt u r"rsf Nf
lWNpe-, r'r psEgu,st,l WFH, " iir
Nst Vl itf e.Wtur "a Nli- N''rN
iiazti 9HNN AWNpi VH rnp-rU's R-
tbfls aff .EeU 4 dU.NfUu aUl ANGff
laiA asiA "a w y. v Laua'us
Fair play., 1905-08-26
hambetiain Cough Remedy
Aid Nature.

Medioinr- that HlI nhiate sTe nl
wHys moot ehrraa. CAanlbrriaih'-
Cough Remedy aeis uu thl- plau. "
aiiHI thu 1'4ug gh iUuvtts ihC iuhR ,
AIDS fApre "rEii"n, upUn- ihr sftir
tiuUs aud AIDS uaipfe ih fcsl"iing ihe
eAsitW tor hrAltai condition. u ls
i4muu. iut li- tuiu- over rr iNtgn I'aft
pt uhp civilized Worid ihuHsand- o.
ba}u ierih,d io us .uperi"l excel
cnCr cpUHlsiRUis auY tendency ut
"a tald Go Ie-ult Boo pHrUHapuH. For
-aio los iiinch q Dougles aBd it W
baunluA
Fair play., 1905-08-26

FhlDy'- iiou, ani lAr l- peculiarly
Hdagied lnf cbroniC throat ,roHb.es
.Ani will ge=i!ii,,si.5 .sute .1ruggEiti-
hHHr- cuesp sud sil bfon@iiI- di.cA.r-.
iiciuse ubsutules s .d 1} il4ACh s.
Douglas
Fair play., 1905-08-26

tGc insnrauer u.Hesig.t.Bg con-
m.tlee OF ,be New fork Icg,.a,ure
Apccls 70 hud ap honest lawyer with.
!u ne0 wreks ihere's optimism for
y4u! 5 me people have been .ook
ug t0r uur a. hpir NNez
Fair play., 1905-08-26

dpst Of Ihe iaBd ou -arlH having
leeu spporloned. some Dt ur
eess arc Hpls beginning 30 1HArrrI
.o,er spherss u !nfuenes % ,he
-Oaenn.
Fair play., 1905-08-26

The pills th.t 8gt a- p tonne aud not
h. dusaie purge, are DeNius Ltt-
un Eauy N,er lAgy gUre AeadNelf ,
- stlpajm, BuI1usnf-- jeaHd
-.c rSrly ii--rs Are sma, rud faE
'u .aAe ana gasy W aC' Sp.d by o.
E ~ IAnnug
Fair play., 1905-08-26

WbCn iruuGled wlth constipation
tr ChAu,Derlain'- StpmseH sHa Li,cr
ihbie's They are easy 90 lake and
!.rei!Haa 81" Kiipiug or other uHpips-
Hu eHect Fur sale hy llnch &Duug
i4- AID !, - i.auniug.
Fair play., 1905-08-26

q A-,aoaH as they eau lpd iiHs i,r o
pause Ia ,Ae mo.qu,lo kiil.ug tho
men in Panama may began 10 d.l a
Hiil8 VI ih= canal
Fair play., 1905-08-26
,DsiaT sAs.sNDAu
usad Itar rnnnmnnln

!" =. ii'hmp "i Avoow, N,ch.
a"l'i h"lu nsed f"lry'a iiuno,
'i'l lHt Ia 'h,rr Vn'y suNu,r rasGs at
i'"'niin"ln sun lnui ierUlts Ia ttrty
.Han 'ir'o's sNhs'liu,es buil hl
iiipuh y Douglas,
Fair play., 1905-08-26

Pole, 's,htdur} Cur make- tGc d..
,Hessel kiducts spuDd su ,hoy VA,
eliminate ile pui-uu- irum tAe blood
Ssld BY iin,ch < Da8zlas
Fair play., 1905-08-26

b9ss. au, body remember how the
pre-idru'iai piranis used go ge' in
,iaelr work befote Cbnuiouquas gamo
iaI8 being
Fair play., 1905-08-26

Auoxciusiyp rauUg oiUb q, Sass
rogs has bairrd Richard CAuddd
iron, us membership. The-e eXau.
siSo syuu- hsFe iiiua use let msu
wAo Was tArlr msupy
Fair play., 1905-08-26

a Fiofids Woman physician ad slse-
AZ woes 20 pc hypuoiisia Ihey are.
.else haw epah .aey boas Us 80
e,.ii,.2
Fair play., 1905-08-26

Avoid seTipus results 0t kiduey o.
hlsdder disorder bv taking Fnle, &.
krlaey Care sold by iiin9.SDpug
las
Fair play., 1905-08-26
Doctors Gould Not Help Hsr.

"'''"'" "p"'u Hp' HfIp Hhi
- bad sidney ltph,ia inf ,eafs -
"'lles mfS itayn Dnd CDuurf Of Ahsl
'"i. WASH, 'and ,hs doctors eo,nd
80" hoii ma ifird Folat'a K,dne,
'd'e, nnh the ,ep nr,r dose g.,a ne
t'llsi "nh ani u"w cu,ed. o,nno,
say 80" wnoh fo' F"lry's kidns, Cure
hhh ny ilinoh " Dnnuina
Fair play., 1905-08-26

Lug galuu p0Ouip tLuuld r.iU-mbFr 4,
lbA si'ef WstuHGet malay qG~riels
eait d. sYu'doh, O' keeping lL.ir di.
EesliuHs ui good condition wttH El,c
iriC BWet- 8 a Biowu, pl 6ou.
uViisyu,", s. & say: ''tOr ye.f-
mN wiie suffered Hieuee,y from d,s.
Vepsia complicated wih "a toipid
iiNor, uHtil sho l-si her -trprg,h sH,t
v.Ept and btCaHe WGsy wtrCK of
ber iYtm6r cell. taeu sAr ,tied E,ec
irir Bulet-, which hel pUd herst one.
and bualih uisde Aer CHHgeiy weii
she 's Hag s'fsuR au,i AesliBs /, ~.
t.apnipg, Gtug2tsi -eli- and guyau.
tegs them 81 JOe IS bottle.
Fair play., 1905-08-26

Fii'y deleCt.yo- have Beou uBabio iu
hud gambling Apu.e az Chicago.
thAts q. qGeht.y IAe CasC when %
hnbe o. L1leh with money hpds
them 81 evGry atAer Goar.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
The wrestlers.

There were about 100 in attcn-
dance at the wrestling match at
the hall last Saturday evening.
Edwards won out easily in his
guarantee to throw Torrell five
times in one hour. lie accomplish
cd the feat in 81 minutes Of act
nal wrestling. One Of the prclim-
inarics was match between Reg
an OF Chicago and Olson OF St.
Paul which resulted in one fall for
each. A wrestling exhibition was
given by Edwards and his brother.
Joe LAWN was referee. A handi-
cap match between Rcsan and
Edwards takes place this evening
Regain guaranteeing to.throw Ed :
wards three times in ono hour.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
lULL IN THE WAR.
No Fighting Of Consequences
Since Tie Pass.

There appears To be Il lull ~ tht
Russo-Japancse war. Since the 'cvac.
uation OF Tie Pass after the fall OF
Mukden, there have hccn no news Of
exciting and sanguinary collisions be-
tween the opposing armies. Labor
troubles continue In European Russia
and tend 10 turn the bureaucracy
from war TO peace. Tsar Nicholas,
however. is not inclined to discontin-
ne the war, much less to cedc yerst
OF ground or pay Il rouble for indem--
nifty. japan is willing to conclude
peace on her own terms which in
clude a demand for the payment by
Russia OF war indemnity Of $780,
900. 900.
The Official figures OF the battle or
Mukden have just been received at
Hardin, Russian headquarters in
northern Manchnrla, and they place
the total Russian losses In that battle
at l07, 900 men killed, wounded and
taken prisoners.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
Village Election.

The village election, Tuesday,
passed off quietly as usual, there
being but one ticket in the field.
The registration was light-onl,
I26--and tho vote was still lighter
The Citizens ticket, was elected
as nominated. only three or foul
scattering votes being cast.
The board OF trustees held .
special meeting Wednesday even
ing to canvass the vote. Thirty.
seven votes were cast. w. A.
Hart received the highest numbe,
OF votes his name being at the top
OF the ballot. The trustees-elect
will be sworn in at the next regu-
lar meeting Of the board, April I2.
They arc, w. A. Hart, L. Cham
bard, g. w. Flemming, X. Z.
Young and A. Cook.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07

THE statement in the Now
York Times referred to in. the
article in the Boise Statesman oil
March 8, in regard to Senator
Hepburn having offered III
amendment to tho Indian up,
preparation bill for the appro.
priation OF $4,000 Tor new
school buildings at the Lemhi
agency, and that said amend.
ment was rejected because Mr..
Hepburn nude q speech in sup
port Of it, is without any fonn.
dation whatever. The amend
lncnt was offered by Mr.. Hey.
burn and he made some remarks
in support OF it, notwithstand-
ing its acceptance by the chair
man. The amendment was
adopted and became a part OF
the Indian appropriation bill
and ultimately became a law,
and the scenes depicted in the
very amusing article in the
Statesman arepurely imaginary.
Senator Herburn's amendment
was offered from his seat in the
senate, md it was adopted while
he still remained in his seat, and
the statement that he retreated
to the cloak room is false.-Po.
catello Tribune.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
now's THIS ,

Wcoffer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. !. Cheney s Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
E. ]. Cheney for the last Is years,
ard believe hin, perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and imam
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by their firm.
WEST s. TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, o. WALDINe, KrNNAN g.
MARVIN, Wholesale Druggists, Tolc-
do, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
Testimonials sent free.
Price 7oc. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con.
s,ipatpn.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
An April Surprise.

a number OF young people gath
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
]. W. Smith, near Ramsey, las,
Saturday evening April Ist. for a
surprise in honor Of Roy Childcrs
and Harry Wolf. A very enioya-
bile evening was spent in amuse-
ments and music. Those prcsen,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Baird, Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Mutt, Misses lea and Mae
Mutt, Elsie Newland, Katherine
Chambard and Lizzie Culp;
Mcssrs. Roy Childcrs, Harry Wolf,
Alfred Kent, Roy Baird, Roy
Stockwell, George Rlslcy and
Mason and Frank Mcpherson.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
SheTifl's Sale
-, -
STATE OF IDAHO.
county of kootenai. SIS.


STATE OF IDAHO.
County of kootenai iss
RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION iss,,o1
~ out or the District Court First Jn1i,saI
uisi rict In and for koGtenai County IN ~,
otii DAY cf April. 1895. by the Clerk tbn,n W.
IN tne case OF Yearsley NJ. White versus = :.
fred Kennedy. No. and to r,,.. n. 's ,d AZ
directed and delivered, will nrsoaea ~. ~,
TOT cash. Lawful Money of the JJnited Stn eei.
" the hour of II o'clock, A. NJ. az, tho is,,'
uay OF April A. ID. 1907 at the saloon f, aoti
,iy occupied by Alfred Kennedy in tho MI
iage or Post Falls. I'm Kootenai To,,sn-
state OF Idaho. the following uescribcd ny :
perry. to-wit: One Regulator ClorI, 81 I5 pio-
GGiasses, Tom and Jerry Mugs. 81 WIisiieset.I
1Iasses, Wine Glasses Is Bar Snni,. pnt,1tey
! hoetie Bitters, Demijohps RottIa Stn
pSrs, Bar Bottles. 2 Bar tunnels. ioo DIP
lemon Squizer, l Bar Cork Screw : cats
bbop seer Glasses, Bar Rack Rnr p aiaa.
T munmp. Cigar Show Case, IA Chair. p peer
LapieS. bCuspiflorS l Bar Mirror. q Rot,iau
uoid Top Beer, Bottles Ginger Ale nn.
les mineral Water, IL Bottles Of Miyef sot,
II,,inIks, . bar Pictures, BOX Poker ChinsS "i.
nee BOX. Shake Glasses, l Char ti; nis.,
Lamps, Stove and Pipes. ! Tea K az h,er
sprlnkler Water Pot,2 Water Buckets sa,ie
lalns with Rings and Poles; levied nn %, . UT
properly OF Alfred Kennedy. tn eat as Tue
ludRment amounting to S1SG,aS IN fa~asn'y
Aearsley NJ. white, and accruing costs =.
1905 EmiviNls n ~ gay of April
April TIA e.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
" z H.NT3. N
A COUNTY sent, should

A COUNTY sent should not be
the only bright promise in any
towns future. Too many towns
bank too much on a county
seat. 4 capital is a nice thing
for any town to have; but it
should not be the chief gonl Of q
towns efforts. There are other
things far more essential to
growth and prosperity. An en-
tefprising and wile-awake com
munity should not limit it's
efforts to strife Tor a county seat,
nor rest upon it when it has one;
but it should be alive to every
opportunity which presents it.
self, to welcome with open arms
every new enterprise knocking
for admission; to be assiduous
in the development OF natural
resources and ever alert for new
ways to accomplish that devcl-
opmcnt. Advancement requires
time and patience but unrcmit-
ting watchfulnoss to graspesery
opportunity will eventually be
rewarded by the fuliillmcnt OF
most Of the promises OF practi.
cul achievement.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
The people OF Rathdrum

The people OF Rathdrum
should make preparations to go
after the electric road which will
connect this town with CHur d..
Alene or the Cnur d'Alenc and
Spokane Electric railway. An
electric line across Isathdrum
prairie would be O convenience
oil incalculable benefit to all con-
cerned and would be one of the
most profitable enterprises that
could be conceived. There was
some talk last fall tending to in
slicate that All electric road
across the prairie was one OF the
possibilities OF the present year.
While the matter has been rath-
er quiet Tor some time, yet there
is no reason why it may not. be
revived; and when the builders
are ready they should be given
every encouragement and every
reasonable effort should be made
to assist in obtaining the right
OF way The building Of III cleo
trio road across the prairie is
one Of Rathdrum's future possi-
bilitics and it's coming should be
hnstcncd. Rathdrum's business
interests require it.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
SPRING ELECTIONS.
Results In Kootenai County
Towns.

Following arc some Of the boards
OF trustees elected in Kootcnai coun.
" towns on Tuesday, April 4:
HARRISON John Kisby, j. S.
Pollok, o. B. Steward, If. A. Lau
lne,stcr and w. S. Bridgcman. Their.
were two tickets in the field, the citi.
zens' and taxpayers, the latter win.
ming.
POST FALLS---G. q. Dart, S. II.
Smith. j. II. banner, John Under.
and John Mitchell. There were two
tickets, the peoples ticket defeating
Tic citizens ticket which was placed
in the field by petition. All thoseon
the successful ticket live south OF Tbs
railroad tracks.
PRIEST RINER--Austin Ready,
J. A. Gowanlock, J. d. Mcintosh, NJ.
7. Jones and c. Mayer. There were
two tickets in the field, the independ-
cnt ticket being elected over the citi-
zens' ticket. The number Ut votes
cast was SO.
CGUR D'ALENE-S. A. Varnum,
w. A. Andrew, Robert Collins, Geo.
Williams and AL Young.
SANDPOINT--A mixed ticket
was elected; w. +. Whitaker and
II. G. Culver on the citizens ticket
and Il. G. Pritchard, r. j. Stoncstreet
and Or. @. L. Page on the peoples
ticket. There were 293 votes cast.
HOPPE. NJ. Jcannot. N G. Sis
son. Grant Sherman, !. ). RraMt aud
Thomas Dayey. Two tickets were in
the field, the citizens and peoples
tickets. The contest was close. one
on the pc oplc's ticket being defeated.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07

The Corbin railroad surveyor.
for the proposed Spokane and In.
ternational railroad, have been in
town this week, taking levels on
their survey through the north
part Of town on the north side oil
the Northern Pacific tracks.
Should that route be chosen, a
number Of residences and barns
will be directly on tho right Of way.
1t is said the site of tho present
Presbyterian church would be a
very probable place for the depot.
Should the new road run along
that part OF town it will not have
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING.
Prestyterians to Erect a New
Church.

/, The annual business meeting OF
the congregation Of the Presbyter
ian church, was held last Wednes-
day evening, having been post
poncd from the previous Wednes
day. The pastor, Rev L. A.
Walker was present and presided.
Reports were read and accepted.
Charles Wickcrschcimer was re
elected ruling elder for the ensuing
three years, DR.. +. Wenz was re-
elected trustee for the same period
and A. w. Post was le elected
treasurer.
The matter Of church erection
which has tean quicscenr since
last fall was brought up and dis.
cussed. The possibility Of the new
railroad being laid close to the
present building and making the
site unsuitable was mentioned. 1t
was decided, however, to continue
preparations Tor a new structure
and be ready when the site is Sc
lcctcd The members OF tho com
mittcc on solicitation for church
erection were empowered to in
crease their numbers. This COM
mittce has consisted OF Mrs. Il. S.
McCrca and Mrs. C. L.. Hoffman.
A building committee was cl,os-
en- as follows: Rev. Mr.. Walker,
A. w. Post, DR.. Wenz, II. X.
Smith and c. A. Mcdonald. The
committee is to figure on probable
cost-and plans. 1t is the intention
to erect convenient and roomy
cdiiicc at cost Of $4,000 or over.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
foh sALE:-Land for sale at $40
q" acre. lnqaise OF A. Upright, near
"ueei' Julyl

Judge Morgan has ordered that
the district court convene II Rath-
drum ON Aprill7. There is a long
calendar and it is believed the
term VIII be a protracted one.
The trial of the arson cases. which
was interrupted by the adjourn
ment of court in February. will be
resumed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07

STILL clad in sack cloth and
ashes, CGur d'Alene nevertheless
continues to figure on some way
TO get n county seat. The meth
od OF moving the county sent
from Rathdrum before dividing
the county has now suggested
itself. It is two to one that the
city by the lake has another
g1ess coming.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
Patents Ready.

Patents for final humt steads arc
awaiting the following persons at the
U. $. Land Office at Occur d'Alene
They are Il continuation Of the lists
heretofore puhlished:
II. ions 100; NJ. Hoffman 1l06
Il. G. Esbers 1925 G. L. IIeltmar
ll2a; r. Crater lI42; G. j. Hammer
lao and NJ. McKinnun llll.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07
4 GrAKANTEEp crKE FOR p11rs

a Guaranteed GRE ron PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro-
truding Piles. Druggists refund mon
ey ii pAZO OINTMENT fails To
cure any case, ITO lnatter OF how long
standing. in 6 w IA days. First appi-
cation gives ease and and rest. SCR.
II your druggist hasn't IL send soc in
stamps and it will he fnrwartled post.
paid by Paris Medicine Co, ST. Louis
Mo. 2lapro5
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07

fOlt SALE-l1onIestead relnuuish.
ment, coed wood and timber. ,.r and
tamarack, good barn and boyse. In
l"'ie DIV lhls oiii';e. D2tf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07

you want an up to-date sectiona,
map Of kootenai County send 81. 90 to
the Panhandle Abstract Co. II
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07

to cross the N. p, as would be
the caac should it curve to the
south.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-07

FOR RENT-in br,ea nlocs for
mouse keeping or Office purposes. also
nice dwelling honse-inquire of John
Russell Nta,t