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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
fsspartmant OF tho Interior.
Lame ONCE 81 Occur d'Alene. idaho,
January %, 1905,

1sssI1 V1uUc ~ uuCur q NI6he. IuNH0,
January %. 1905.
kntles Il hCreby sivon that the following
MANNED sattler has died notice Of his intent
Ina ID make 0nal proof In support OF his
clKirn and that said proof will be made be.
tory ls...iater and Receiver ut Occur d'Alene.
IdSau, vn March 2. 1908 viz:
THOMAS A. COEFEY
vim i,mae II. K. No. 1905, for the SCI Sec O,
Up. 81 n, raw y. M,
fl~ namDs the following witnesses to prove
his cOntitluous residence upon and cultiva-
tlnn II said land. via
Mobile and Joseph Kuhle. all Of Athol, Idaho
lss toM3 RN. DUNN, Register.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-03

Tho scent packet is enough for usual DC
cxsions. The family bottle 900 cents, con
tsins n supply for year. All druggists sci
them.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
BOTH TAKE A GAME.
Delta High School Team Gets an
Even Break With Regular
Team.

There is considerable rivalry between
the High School baseball team and the
regular nine. The high school boys
won the game at the fair grounds Fri
day Of last week by q score of nine to
eight, in a ten inning game. The re-
gular team had only been organized for
a short time and had had little practice
while the high school boys are in il.
fettle. In the return game yesterday
afternoon the same teams lined up and
the high school was beaten by a score
of Is to 8. This leaves the two teams
a tie and the rub" which is to be
played soon will be lively one as both
teams are now on their mettle. From
fielding standpoint the high school
team is undoubtedly the fastest that
has lined up on diamond in Delta,
but they are little weak in batting.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
AN EXCITING ELECTION
u. ". Davis Surprises the Natives
By Winning out At Schssl
Election.

The school election Monday for the
purpose Of electing school director,
that Of treasurer. furnished several
surprises. Heretofore very little IN
terest has been manifested in school
elections, but this time considerable
life was put into tbs campaign
Mr.. Davis was the first candidate to
file his nomination and immediately
started the campaign at lively clip.
Two other eaadidasss, Dr.. A. H. Stock
ham and H. H. Wolbert then entered
the race, but Nr. Davis had been in
the field fer several days and had made
good use Of the time. which gave him
= lead that the other candidates failed
to overcome. At one time. shortly af-
ter four o'clock Monday, the voting
was 70 brisk that more than . hundred
votes were pollcd in less than twenty
minutes and . "harry-up" call had to be
made for additional ballots to be
printed. When the polls closed and
the ballots were counted the results
showed that Mr.. Davis had q lead of
10 votes over DR.. Stockham. who was
next in the race. The vote stood, VOL
bert. 1877. Stockham lS9, Davis lts.
Although the polls were only open
from 70 s O'Clock there wore as votes
east, avsssging considerable more than
100 to the hour. The afternoon was
ys9 49, - 1est ss the yetiag ~
dnaa aftar : o'c1ock. = s.ss ~ Nss--s ,.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
Colorado War Debt.

The Colorado war debt" whatever
It may amount to. should be paid
promptly. It IL said the reason the
last bill failed to pass the assembly
was that it was not reported on in time
to give the members . chance to look
into some Of the itema There Is no
reason why IL should b passed blindly,
but Il should have been scrutinixed
early In the ssssion and the matter set
tied. The dshy will work no hardship
on the holders but will cost the state
more ~ the interest rate On the eertifi-
cates Is higher than L will be on the
bonds. Telluride Journal.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
The Naval Problem.

In the naval situation in the East the
first consideration with Japan is to
cover its communications by sea with
Korea Az an island empire. with its
army operating IN the mainland belong
ing to another country. Japan cannot
afford to loss all control of the sea. To
keep the main body Of its navy on the
defensive and well in hand IS the part
Of wisdom for the Japanese under pres
ent circumstances. They may hanass
the Russians by minor offensive move
ments with swift cruisers and torpedo
boats. but to 60 into q general engage
meat at some point remote from Japan
would be to take . needless risk. The
Russian feet u holding no territory
that ths Japanese want, except at Wa
divostok. Therefore, it is logical for
the Russian ships b assume the o6en-
sive, and Il + for the Japness to rspel
and destroy thsm With tie least hazard
to the water routes between Japan and
Korea
II rests with the Russian aest 10 d.
velop the reason why Il is Ia Eastern
watsrs. An attack by japan IA the
China sea has bsen invited. but declined
~ mattsr II common prudence. The
japanese will not 20 into . general
battle in the Formosa straits mixes
the lighting ground suits them. Should
Rojsstvsnsky venture into the com
parstivsly narrow strip Of ssa between
Japan and Korea he will have Q heavy
continuous battle by day and night,
with torpedo hornets swarming around
him. Should the outside routs to vlad-
ivostok BE- adopted, the voyage will
cover more than 1000 miles, and the
Japanese can get to the nsighborhood
Of Vladivostok In half the time by the
inside passage. With Japan liss the
choice Of time and place, unless the
Russians push straight for the shorss
of japan itself. The first encounters
may be dssultory and somewhere on
the edges of the fighting field. st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by Delta County Abstrac, ComrAny.
Transfers. for week ending May 8, 1905.
c. c. Hawkins to A. H. Nutting, W d
nIs NV Anw 4 sec l6-l4-9l.
Con. $500
Chas. A. Hale to Harry L. Faulkner
wdsw ltseh4 and e y W y
see a6-13-94. Con. 1850
Sarah J.. Vickery to Alonzo F. Bard
well. " d. u J. 24-l5-sS. 5000
Sarah J. Fisher to Chas. J. Lippert, W
d lots ST blk q Delta. Con. 81, 200
Chas.. J. sLippert to Simon Fisher ct al.
wd part n " li.s e.A l2-l5-s6. $500
Frank Mcfarland to Harry J. Mccall
wd part n u l0-l4-s2 Con. s., 500
VIM. Shearman 10 Clara C. Cot W d
lot % blk IL Delta. Con. $500
Clara C. Golf to Mary L. Castle W d
lots q and "a blk Is plat Z Delta.
Con. 81, 75O
United States to Susie B. winton. r
NV nwA sec Is and W y W
u sec 1o-ls-s6. Con. $1,000
VIM. n. Beckett to Joseph Hogrefe, q
cd lot 8 block of plat Cedaredge.
John N. Lance to Jas. B. Doyle, wd
part . kswksw u sec 2-l6-96.
Con. @s75
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
District Conference.

The district eonferenes Of the wom-
ans Clubs n the western slope is to be
held at Montross Friday and Saturday,
May IL and Is.
A rate of one and one fifth fare has
been secured and all club women are
invited. Mrs.. Harry E. Churchill, state
president c. F. W. C. and other promi-
nent club workers win b present and
q profitable time is anticipated.
Arranfements for the attendance of
the Delta club women will be made at
the regular meeting Of the Club with
Miss New Monday evening. May sth and
all members are urged 10 attend. An
interesting program will be presented.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
WILL HAVE GOOD GRASS.
IL sssy Ist = essdi'''as - seser'
s,sss = esekies.
Kans.s City ssock R.sannse.

J. H. Haley, Of Delta, Colo, one Of
the best known stoskmen on the west
ern slope of the Rockies, was in today
with . string of nv fed sssers that
sold at good pssee. This WAS Mr..
Halley's first shipnent this yer and
was one of the first shipments made
for several months from the Gunnison
river country. I'VE are interested in
the president and the Gunnison tunnel
just now" said Mr.. HALEY. This great
tunnel. which viii be nix miles in length
will be one of thS lnngest tunnels in the
United States whsa completed and will
be the means Of iTsigating thousands
of acres Of Land in that country. As
this tunnel is one Il President Roose-
velt's pets amonx. The irrieating plants
now being established by the govern
ment. we expesE him. to call around
there before leaveag nat part Of the
mountains for III parpess of looking at
it At Tia pe tims Re nsanfaina
|svSsn - euuf. tuRsssvbs~ s~srytsa.
son to belisve that we are going L
have an abundance sf grass this sum
mer."
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
Market Letter.
Kansas City, Mo-, May l, 1905.

~~
All the ordinary rules governing
prices in the cattle market were set
aside last week. Receipts were light,
but in spite of this prices dropped rap
idly, and although the week opened
with good prospects, it closed badly.
25 to 35 cents lower on killing cattle.
and Is to 25 cents lower on stockers
and feeders. The demand from killers
was extremely slack, as they claimed
there was little outlet for the beef al
ready in their coolers, and a reduction
in the wholesale price of beef during
the week did not help matters much.
Today receipts are modest at all the.
markets. and the outlet is q little bet
ter but no great things are expected
of the market this week. Prices are
about steady with close of last week.
Some Montana and Utah hay fedsteers,
1040 to ll20, sold at $40 to $A.75 to-
day. and 800 Nevada hay fed steers
sold at $4.00 to $4.s5 today. Good Pam
handle stockers at 1910 to s465. Ex-
ira good Colorado feeders, from Mont
rose district, sold last week at $3.50,
weighing a little less than 1000, and
800 Colorado hay fed steers sold at
$40. Taken all around, the market
now is 60 to 80 cents below the highest
time, which was Wednesday April 18th.
Stockers and feeders have not lost
much. and the present range of prices,
$3.25 to 500. looked attractive enough
to buyers last week to make a good
clearance.
The sheep market was steady last
week till Thursday. but broke Is to 80
eents by tie snd Of the week. Re
daps ssdiy s.e EGAt = 4eoo Asad. mar
ket strong. Not much fed stuff is
coming now, the limit on lambs is 81. 90.
yearlings around $500, weathers $3.50.
ewes $5.25. Texas weathers sold
Thursday, Sab, at s4.75, ewes sSlb at
81. so, lambs at S.. rs. A train of mixed
Arizona sheep, mostly weathers and
ewes, but containing a few yearlings
and lambs, sold today at $3.50. Chica-
60 market is lower today, and the
small supply here is all that prevented
. like decline at this market 1t is ru-
mored that the way the packers laid
down last week on all kinds of live
stock was a result of the vigorous pros
ecution of the beef trust investigation
now going on.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
There were about twenty-five casual
ties, the result of fights between strikers
and non union men in Chicago Tuesday.
There was but one man killed outright.
An Euinent Divine.

The members and frientk Of St.
Luke's Episcopal church Of Delta arc
congratulating themselves in having
secured az the permanent resident cler-
Xyman. The Rev. Percival N. Wood
now Of St Paul's church. Denver.
Mr.. Wood comes highly recommended
by thoss who know him - avery schol-
Ariy man, . successful and devout
churchman and deservedly popular 20
cially. He was graduated from Trinity
college. Hartford, Conn. IN 1897 with
degree Of Bachelor Of Arts, and in 1900
received from the same college degree
of Master Of Arts mst
In 1900 was graduated from the Gen.
cral Theological Seminary, New York
City. md In 1902 received degree Of
Bachelor Of Divinity.
Mr.. Wood was called to b the rector
Of st, Paul, . church Denver, and chap
lain at Wolfe hall In 1902, where he
has remained since.
It is expected that Mr.. Wood with
his wife win ,aarive in Delta about May
9th, snd his firs. service will be held in
the church Sunday morning May 18th.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
Bsw's mist

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHEENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDIrso. KINltAN 4 MARVIN.
Wholesale DruEgists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure IS tsken intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Testi-
moniak sent free. Price, &c. per bot
tie. Sold by all drugxists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
Issd csaoer, al ssesal.

The Delta Concert band will give 4
social at the residence of Mrs. T. K.
Seaton Tuesday evening. May 2. The
band will render several new selections.
Ice cream. cake and coffee will be servd
and q general good time is promised all
who attend. Everybody come and
bring your pocketbooks.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
D.,s. ees - ,sspse..r.

c. C. Sampson r3eeived official notice
Monday Of his appointment as state
brand inspector Of this district. This
district comprises Delta, Montrose,
Ouray. San Miguel and Gunnison coun-
ties. Mr.. Sampson has been on the
ranges Of the western slope for many
years and his experience will aid him
materially in the duties Of his office.
He win assume The duties of his ap-
pointment at oncq
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
csrd 4 nsaks

Messra Gssr . Clack, Delta, Colo.
Gentlsmsn:-By . unanimous vote Of
the Geo. B. McClelhnd Relief Corps,
we, ~ . body extend 10 you the sincere
thanks We owe you, for &C kindly pre-
ssnting 70 ~ the, beautiful frame for
our charter. MARY A. SHEPHERD.
Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

MT iapesse.e sAas uaeaaeanes
lSe 80 saly G6saA ooAposss b~s
eo0poonAeA In . .oas skillfal
snA careful nsannee. PreaerSe.
sAoss sre put ap ~ registered
aaA iulDy competent pharna-
eises here. And prices are n.
ways low ~ the lowest. The
Peoples Pharsnaey.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
Advertised letter ua.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postoffice at Delta. Colo. for the week
ending Nay s. 1905
Felex Chavez.
Geo. w. Davisson.
Miss Laura Gum.
Estebsn Sanchez.
Sabine Serrano.
In calling for above letters please say
advertised.
ELLA NEW, Pm.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
Beauty Aids and Toilet Needs.

Our stock OF Toilet articles and preparations h always
psets As soon anything and Of value appears
ws stock it For this have long enjoyed large
share Of ladies' trade and do best
extsnd It. No matter how simple unusuala may be
IN this hne Ne ean always supply it. II by chance
iaek what . wanted ws viii make . special order.
Yours For Buslness
THE SEATON DRUG co.
Ooaea's ProSresslvs Proecrlptiou DruRx,
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

select ysar Drug Ssese with the
sasae care ~ yoa ase In seleettng
yeae fAsatly pAysieiaa. lt's ja~s
~ Important. Prescriptions arc
allea here With 0laase care aaA
parest drugs 0n the market.
Prices lev ~ can - fsaaa. The
Peoples PhAra Aey.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

On account Of large reservoirs break
ing above the town of Holbrook, Ariz.
Monday the inhabitants sought higher
grounds until the waters subsided.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

Former State Senator, Harry Bunk
ers. Of San Francisco was convicted
Tuesday Of accepting q bribe and SEN
fenced 70 years in tbs penitentiary.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

From reports from over the state
the snowfall for the past few days has
been very heavy for this season Of the
year, in the mountain districts.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

Philadelphia has recently refused to
lease the city gas works for Is years
for 4 consideration e25, O00. 900.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

After twelve hours Of deliberation
the jury in the Nan Patterson cas- e
failed to agree The jury being dis
charged Thursday morning.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

The teamsters strike in Chicago,
which has almost resulted In civil war
for the past week. is now IN fair way
10 be settled
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

The President and party have been
pretty well showed in at the camp near
Newcastle for the past week.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05

A suit has been brought for &. .00o
against tho state q account q the div
What Is knova - ~ Oh Cslfas
version Of wstsrs during ths military
regime at Victor last fall The suit ID
filed by the authorities Of Colorad
Springs.
The Delta independent., 1905-05-05
General News.

A rain maker of Los Angeles. Calf.
was recently paid $1,000.
bridge, which spans the Plat river at
Denver collapsed Tuesday while num-
ber of teams were crossing. Several
horses were drowned.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-17

Mr. VIM. A. Russell. editor Of the
esteemed Palatka News. tells in his
paper Of how his birthday anniyer-
ssTy was Pleasantly remembered by
friends last week, but he cOyly omit
ID mention Of the ndmber Of times
that happy event has been cele-
brated. At any rate he is of the
right age to give Florida one Of her
best weekly aewspapers. and may
his birth anniversary be many times
repeated Barlow COurier-I Ii for
mant-
"COyly" il good. True the editor
Of the News did omit to mention his
age, but as the subject was not hint
I'd at the pIeasantsurprise gathering.
1t was regarded a. one Of the non
when the editor made pub
lie acknowledgement. However.
rather than have his good friend OF
the COurieT-Informant think him
sensitive over the matter he will
3 ate that, as he figures it, he is just
as ''Old Is Ann
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-17
INDEPENDENCE.

-'Yaar ala E=styr neal Il 1 bali pea
az = p-sE st Arh=ass ard war=s TT
TOT nothing
Thus spakz D.oEeaas- tas pail9s9-
uher. 20 tn kTag. TIE king had n
treated Dl0z=a=s 70 give gg his TAB
and bis preaching Ia she 1igzy par
lie4s u tE= city H offered Alla =
ho1ae il the palace.
The laeulIe answer Wa .5= phil
as4phzr'. deel2EasioB of !nt=F=ad-
eaez- He eoa5d lot D. bought V"
one eHaid Zzs a striaz a.ozu1 EiEa-
He w0uId rather live "a NAL and
water a11 b. lis 0wn master -saEG
b. a pgPp@t "a the palace gf 3 hing
To D. IGI=p@ad=aE il as9dy- Ea1E-
7Idqality 02iabgas, es5z=et-ae~- wIa.
this = % IT, zr-at=r than 4 king.
For Co kinZ l. Iad-p-nd=nE- To yuE
oaers self L. % 0El all tia. u worth
owning. To b. ones seLt = 20 b~ all
that l. worth being.
L beIgaz 10 tbe--E4gry. say
oae MAJ He tslLs the tEaca. PC-
litieAIIy be d0esa'E bel1nZ 10 him.
self. He bel0azs 10 the party He
i. = party sss-t- His parry d0~@ nj
thinking for him. H follow. the
party fortunes thEpgza z9syd aud
evil report. He il Owned aEd Gaia
Lggesd BY the party. He i. pAgE AID
parcel 81 the party iEyoiee.
Il beloHZ 10 the--cs.aFch. 'F says
80 and 80. H. d5ez. H. = cbgseb5y
Iaerehandi-e. What the church b.
Lives h. belI-g=s. When hI. ch@reh
changes it, cre=d hs change His
preacher q priest do-s his praying
for him. He Is loyalty p=r.14ifsd,
He sarrsnders his spiritual -Ovar-
eignty. He i merged into the
church. He belongs to il ~ the a..
tar belongs 10 IL He i possession
ss the zte@pIe u possession.
Well. Shall inen give up tbsis
eh8rchee? BY no means Every
man il be can c0uscien tiDusly DO 50
should Dr. a rn4mber u some church
Bat the church shouldn't OWL him
b1,dy. sOui aud bre@ches Churches
are . necessary incident 10 religion
Bat ~ man EhO would Dr. free should
permit bis spiritual Iif- 10 b. wal,
Iowea up b7 40 Institution. His -
l.zi5a- 10 it, ESSENCE, j. a PERSONAL
n4atreF-
Aad political pzrti=s7 They are
n=c=s.ary. Tarogxh them public
op5l5ga II capitalized aud embodied
in Ee,gisE2tIoa. ETeEy man -HgaId b.
atHIEat@d &igh . political party. But
h@ sh0zg1 a@gzF Permit tire party Ga
6En h5ng. Or do this thinking for
him 81 crack the party lash owe.
hiEl-
IadeP@ad-ace i > force The in
d~p@udeat rnsa must r. reached Dg
sa APPEAL to his Judgment or his
eoHscteBe~. There j. Joy in iud~Pen-
dsuce Ard they who Worship the
.Id0I= Of the Tribe" know il uGr.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-17

T1eEe + 0niy one mistake that can
- made In making coffee, and that is
70 COX IT too much When subjected
to q Essmentary boiling and then r.
novel from tie fire IT IS q drink for
TIE gods but If II Is kept at high de-
gree q heat for thirty minutes its
character = entirely changed and It
becomes almost poisonous. OF the peo-
pie who 0EercJ0k coffee IN this way
some Do it through ignorance. but the
greater part Of them through greed in
order to make ii 20 further and pro-
duce larger profit What we need Is
4 law making il & capital ofense to
boil coffee more than three minutes
Chicago Chronicle.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-17
BATTLE Of MUKDEN.

The battle Of Mukdeu lastly ranks
a. the most desperate and bloody 10
the worlds history.
f. vas complete victory for the
Japanese forc-s under Field Marshal
Uyaina--so complete that the war
Office at St Petersburg admits that
kur0patkiu's magnificent army Of
over 3D. 80 may yet b. wiped ont.
From the Associated Press report
Of Monday it Is harmed that every
hour iucreasss the magnitude Of tile
disaster. Over z5Dpy dead are known
t. have ben left on the field. making
the casualties at least IBVDU
Between JJD1 and o. 80 prisoners,
some seventy guns and enormous
quantities Of ammunition ana pro-
visions fell into the hands Of the
Japanese.
The japanese losses DO not exceed
those 81 former great battle. sven
Gen. Kuroki's army losing only 800.
Field Marshal Oyarna's plan de-
ceived Gen. Kur0patEin. The Rus
siau commander misiudged the pO-
sitIOns aud strength Of the Japagesr.
He at first thought that Gen. Nogi-
Port Arthur army vas pressing his
east flank and concentrated great
fnree there This f,sc4 he was after
wards Obliged to shift to Mukden,
where it arrived 10 a state of exhaus-
ton, after forced march. and vas
unable 10 fight.
A retreat from Mukden began on
March 9. II bscane a deuiuralized
fight when the Russians discovered
that their egress was blocked by Jap
sHese infantry and artillery from the
east. The rapid approach Of the Jap
snese Was n complete surprise to the
Russians, who expected that their Re-
treat would be harassed only by the
japanese cavalry from the westward.
Saturday m0EuiBg one division Oi
Fs-AAF19- F@+=SAAAAEAEAA al nus
sisn regiments retFeating along tie
road 10 Tie Pass. The Japanese des-
esHdsd from the hills on the Rus
SLAMS, vhO attempted to break
through the line. After a sharp en-
gsgement in which the Japanese
guns did great execution. 400 Rus
slams surrendered with their guns
The japanese lost 10 men.
In all speeulstiOns a. to peace, the /
one point that is coming to the front
i that Russia would prefer to settle /
directly with Japan without the aid .
Of any third nation. This Is in line
with the dream Of many leading
Russians that the natural allies in
the Far East are Japan and Russia.
they being the only nations whose