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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
BAKERS AND TEN HOURS.
Two Thousand New York Men VIII
Organize for the Longer Day.

New York. April .5.-It las been do
cided by the Greater N"w York cxe"u-
tive hoard of the Bakers Unions, in
of the decision Of tn"
United states supreme court d"c;arin =
the IO-hour law uncOnstitu ional to en-
force the demand through their own cf-
forts ii possible. \ statement was is
sued on behalf Of tn board saying:
Two thousand out OF 5000 bakers
have an agrc rmert With their employ
ers 10 20 into effect. May l. providing
for the 16-hour wori'la. :. This is inia-
pendent Of any l0-hOur law and has
been brought about ny the unions. Tn ;
question OF enforcing the shorter work.
day lies with the Unions in any case.
and its operation der ,nds on thAt.'
ability 10 enforce it. We viii organize
as thoroughly As possible and fight 70
the 1G-hour day on Trad. Union lines. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
DISORDERS IN POLAND.
Sosnowice Full Of Troops-RevcIutien
airy Proclannations on Every Side.

Snerowire. Russian Poland. April e
Great disorders are cxret ted here at
Faster time. The town is fill of troops.
Russian officials are receiving letters
threatening them with massacre and
the vOrkmen have been Gcluged with
procE.,rations signed hv the PoliS!,
rcvOiution committee warning them
not 10 heed those who advise them to
kill the Jews but instead - kill all such
persons. These prociar,I. ions are Iii
rected against the pclcc who ere
charged with attempting a diversion
against The Jews
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
RHODE ISLAND u. A. NJ.
Opens State Council at Woonsocket
With Large Attendance.

WnonsCrret. K. l.. April 2-.-ThN
Hho.lc island stat" Council, Order
t4ltcd American Mechanics. opened
its annual session h"re. Il; go O'Clock.
todar. with Il large representation
prc"ent and St@te Councillor Henry w.
randall Of t&is city. presiding. Recep-
ton Of Tie rex ords for he past year
which II ott"d nourisfiHg conditions
and of reports from the permanent
committees and routine business oct u
yied tElc morning session.
The nomination and election of Off
r,-r: tr"h lt.cc ut > O'Clock. this aft"r
norn. ana The installation Of The new
officers followed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
Ut.v E2SlTY OF MAINE.
College WEI Reopen. This Morning
Arrsarace Exatninat:ons-A.h

nrcno. April tSacciaU.- Monday
and Tue day have J.; "n given over tn
irie"raG" examinations. fore than -
students. h1rin" been sine :'.ie,l 10 tax
place on 1h,@. days. These exan.if,a-
tons comprise subittis i'll which stu
Icmts have fu:.ed 10 pass or failed t.
ne pre- sent II tn regular examination
ana were given a. 4. ~. > and -. p.
NJ. on each day. The InIrtr sity VIII
open With rush again. 1T 1!5. M-dn =
lay morning. and the remainder of thu
term viii be full o. activity.
Thr baseball team is expected home
Friday eight. and will riay the first
h"ne game, Saturday. against the town
team from Drltns. \ wcci, from that
line The intc".laSS track nee, viii IL
held on TIE Alumni ;irld. During this
week the baseball team viii be busy or
The second trip out Of the state, playing
iiavechil!. Tufts Lynn. Tale. Boston
t.iltrsity. ana Phillips Ardover.
The social side Of college lie viii al
50 lie active, the FIRST cvcEt being the
-rAso.icrade dance given ny the BET
Theta ri fraternity. April 70. at th.-
chapter house The annual sophomore
mop ill take place. F!i,Ily. May :. and
several dancing parties arc projected at
II" different houses.
CaItain " Clure Of The tennis team
Is preparing Cor Some rood active pla"-
tire During tire Eext few weeks in PEE
rnration 70: The state tournament. Al
"r"dr considerable good material has
shown up in the freshman class but the
cold weather has prevented any good
substantial practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
CHINESE EXECUTIONS
| VIII Hereafter Be by StrangLlaticn
Instead Of Cecapitatcr.

New York. Anril In response to a
memorial of Wu Ting Fang. China 5
former representative at Washington
..u ,,,etiti e-tict JUST issued. aboliSHes
the punishment of slicng 10 death and
substitutes immediate Gocatiiation
cables tie Pekin correspondent Of tn"
Herald.
Tho eXnosu-e Of the heads ANA h"l;c'
Of people after execution. also WI be
abolished.
Immediate strangulation is subSti-
tuted tor iccapitation.
4 r.uriav,, until aftcr tho autumn
asSjZrA is substituted for imm .;.iate
sIr;,nguiation. and three reprinHS.s .tn-
nui The death penalty.
branding is also b'''iEle !.
wa Ting Fang has been ordered I"
mcnlori,li.e the throne for Other ben
el:,i:.l changes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
WlTTE STILL IN OFFICE.
Runner Of Resignation from Committee
Of Ministers Is Denied.

ST. Petersburg. April e5.-The Russ
formally denies that NJ White has re-
signed the presidency of the committe"
of ministers. The paper explains that
he is worn out with work. is IN urgent
need of rest. but insists that he has
not resigned. In financial circles il is
reported that NJ White may ACCEPT the
management OF the Russo hines"
Bank.
The Rourse Gazette publishes n re-
rort that Gen. Kuropatkin. commander
Of the first Manchura army. will return
from the front and be succeeded by
Gen. Kaulbars. commander Of the
second Manchurian army.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26

Attended with tainted, offensive, or foul
breath. bitter taste. especially in the
morning. furred tongue. sick or bilious
headaches. poor or irregular appetite.
sour stomach. water ura>il. coiI>tipa-
ton with strong tendency to the blues. :
or dependency. are all relieved and rad
ically cured by the faithful Use OF DR..
Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery. No
man can I've stronger than his stomach:
when it gets out of order he becomes bill
ions. dyspeptic. hypochondriacal. peevish
and out of sorts: he feels languid.
tired and "all tagged out"
Nothing will more speedily or perma :
nently invigOrate and tone into action.
liver and bowels than Or. Picrce'S Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t is compounded
from the active medicinal principles cX-
tracted from native medicinal plants,
without the use Of alcohol. not a drop Of
which enters into its composition. The
benefit felt from its Use is not, therefore,
due to alcoholic eXhiliration. and cOllse-
ing and permanent.
The great majority OF diseases have
their inception in a bad stomach, indi-
geStiOn, biliousness and impure blood.
Among these diseases are deadly con-
sumption. nerveracking. brain-wrecking
nervous prostration and exhaustion,
body tortrring rheumatism. insanity
DitcuiitE uciIdikid. culdCldGiuS uldIdI Id
and all manner OF distguring blood and
skin diseases. DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
zeal Discovery is cure for all these dis
eases. if taken in anything like reasona-
BILE time. 1t is not cure-all. but cures
the diseases mentioned for the reason
that they are caused and aggravated by
the same disorders. 1t makes the appe-
tite keen. the digestion perfect. the liver
active. the blood pure and builds firm
flesh and healthy nerve fiber. Don't be
taking something else said to be just as
good" only that he may make a greater
profit. There's nothing Just as good -
As Golden Medical Discovery" with its
record Of cures extending over third Of
century.
Great Sufferer Cured.
DIR. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo. N. Y:
Dear SIR My health is better now than II
has been before for many years. ard owe 70
Dr. Piercss Golden Medical Discovery dsot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
THE 2EITT-WRlTE FIGHT
VIII Take Place. May 5, in San Fran
cisco-Pernit Granted.

san Francisco. April a5.-James
Hii:t and Jahe" Waite. tile English
lion;vci~ht champion. viii fight in
Woo,iWar'l's pavilion in This city. May
=. The su2e ri>"rs have Sla1ted In"
Hay ana Valley Club permit with
lie standing thu; the clrh vii!
IL omoto the Brilt-Nhite engagement.
Charley Mitchell. representing White
has b"cH met by E:itt's manager and
reached IN as: cnent. The articles
ca! Cor the bowers to receive 50 per
cent. of the gross receipts. the winner
10 receive 60 per cent. of this and the
loser 10 per cent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
OVERTAXED.
Hundreds OF AUGUSTA Readers Know
What II Means.

The kidneys are OvertaXed:
Iiave too much to do.
The, tell about /, in many ache; IN |
rHins-
EHr.;nt be. siGe"clir. headache.
r.ariy symptoms Of kidney ille.
Urinary troubles. diabetes, fright =
disease follow.
An Augusta citizen tells her" n GER
tain cure.
G. \. .ii;rn. police man. Of - Wash
in-Iun S.. Au@uHta. Ne. sag: Il
NV: 70 ,,cil pleased with the benefit 7
re"ci.rI c:"!l Il" nse of Doan's Kid
rev Pills, procured AT Willis r. Par
triage's drug store. that gave q
recommendation Of them FOR pGbli.a-
iioii. During IN" six y"a:a which
have siI.c,- passed h.vn ;;iyriI ITEM q
iiiTt.i,r tilhI ANA found them 50 uni-
for,niy effective that it is a pleasure
ror me to "I\ :" tnrir Use by ali IN
need Of j kidney medicine. | am sat
i*::el thu, any sufferer from kidney
trouble will lind qu"l, and lasting
h-n'rt nom the us;. .: Doan'g Kidney
J 49,
FOR sal" by all dealers. Price 10
.-"u::. Eos Aii.h,ru go. l:u:cetlia.
Sew York, Sole agent, FOR ~. UHiiei
states.
i:eBI'LiEr' the name DoIii.s-and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
U. o. C. c. OF RHODE ISLAND
reports Order il Fairly Good Condi
ton in That State.

Westeil-. T.. L.. April -5.-Tho Grand
Commande-y of Rhode island, ,'nite'
Gree: Of the Golden Gross. convened in
secret session in :@tiilnlan hall. al ~
O'clcck. today. for their annual bust
ness meeting with Grand Commander
c. L. i.ovctt of Wocn"ocEct. III the
ciI;,ir. The reading OF TIE records and
routine business comprised the pro-
praIn for tn" morning and the order
was shown to be in y fairly prosperous
conditions Tie election %. officers fol
lowed in the afternoon after the s"rI-
inc of Il BANQUET 1T the neon veco=S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
ROYAL VIsiTCS. AT TOXIC.
Prince Cherries fioi1enzol!crh OF Ger
many Guest Of the Emperor.

Toxic. April .---P,iHs'c Charles An
toniyor HnheEz"ller:. representative ~
the Emperor %! t;cr:1tny with tn" lap
;.:cse army. ACCOMPANIED by Prince
Kochito of Nanil. arrived here. today.
from Auk l''!i r!i to,n" Ia Germany.
P"r:rs Iitut:Nr., %. the im,efr 90
.'ar;tn aud many n"t:Iiii'ties greeted
The 1850 ,r:mr"s 1T TIRE Railway station.
rrii.tr r0a'.l.s Of li"herHoil"rr was -
tnrlp.! t., ~" s;hiia palace. which i,c
VIII occupy daring his stay i'll 'his
;.itr. \ nln'E"r Uf i;:re Ir!! eTtertIil
mciltI lave been planted il lis h.i"".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
AT REST.
Funeral Of Senator PlaH
at Washington, Ct.
Wee Pres. Fairbanks and MAN,
Distinguished Men Attend
Ceremonies Single, in keeo;no vc,
Life If the Deceased.


Washington. Conn. April o.
tend the funeral Of Senator d y
Flhtf. regular ara et"ci,l train. -
me 49, York. ~ ilITea K Han,
'''' I'ttir"Ah- "hH r"nv"yances fr.,
'''''"N t"N HI h''u,hi hundreds If WI
''"iS |" ms llirhiield county vjllaas
'"''E' -iel 81 national fame Were
"h'o'it 'ie!i' members Of Congress
.'>ti"enl5h' senators. and Vice prec,
,, ran "ailks who was
" 'oiie1%ue Of Mr.
.' .''i'fs senate and
MINIMUM IL 5,.''.., ''''"S' ~ 'he Repre-
,.,,,.,,,,i,l .,,d 1'o.',,,.. '''''''N Ell. This
,,nic,, ..c..,,,,,,,.in,t ~ VIZ. ',''''''lii'@'
,'..!.,',, - wee president
rn1ca..I Wlsfi,..fn,, ,,,. ii, ""'
soon ~ sn.ci.l ,,.,ir f,.,,, '"'-
n ca.,i,al >''''h-
-H'io'!'ei S.e''ii lf"In brought Coy.
iie'' ''''' ! ~" ne members d
us S''"' JuH'"eS 81 the Connecticut
49, '''''' ''' = S''''' ''iciiiis, 4 COM
.,,,, General As
P'''i''nehl men 81
'''', mn 'i''' guar Train due
80 ~. ''''' i''' at noon brought
- ''''i III o'iS-
Long hti"r" the time set for the
'uhefai' ~ ~ !"rk, IT was apparent
''at TIC congregational church. which
,au pt, II StItcte' l"f the service, be-
cause u 'l'H W" largest audience
''''H' III I'VE Ni.i;'- :. would be entirely
lGo Small !cF Inc crowd.
In keeping with the marked sjmnlic-
ity % all thu funeral arrangements
the decorators IN the church consist.
cd mainly % branches of evergreen
ard in"uEt1in laurel banking the al
'ar rail-. mere were few bouquets
81 MOVERS.
Across the ripe organ AZ the rear Of
the p,.lDit. a lnrga American flag was
!ranoG ana Immediately above the
music rack was a large wreath sent in
behalf of President Roosevelt. 1t vas
made OF white lilies. llacs. and hv
ir"ngcas. With ferns.
we" frcsident FAIRBANKS and the ma
al '''.' Ft''e oe't.''N'''s haa seas
.i"u '''
80 ~, ii"'I
- It'll IT '"9he' oi qudf-
iFo'l ''''
81 :. "S" Wagon r''"-
II = 'i'''i'9' "'s ooiHe
'i-'' '"' i"i II ~ 'h' "a '""Hs'iiri
NJ" A' t"i Us bearers IN" pro'esslona!
'"rS' rom Psalms -:NViS and " were
'''' =! n i'aStor m ne ch'irch' Ih'
''eN. -HF. iitff. thH 1'e''lie meahWhle
F'tc.'-'s II ne Fe"HinS was followed by
'" - ny ~ HHiHh ''"ria f''fid al
! ii'1" IT ,'''- ~. ''itet feau
= 'i''u'' 'ioii'
St""'7f PiattS faVorit" hymn For
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26

Tho "Stenophile" is 4 new shorthand
typewriter. which prints in ordinary bet
t"rS. II IS TIE invention of M. EovOrt.
81 Paris. it can write ut tho rate Of 20,
words minute. but the ordinary speed
IS - to 70 words a minute. \ pupil.
alter some days Practice. can do fifty
words Il minute. The Invention is unlike
ordinary tvptwritors. and consists of two
thS'rn'rentS-onc for punching holes in =
ihnh Of Paper. tine other for mechanically
il'hfin" III type from the band. London
Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
SUPERIOR COURT.
Case Of Mclaughlin vs.. Joy on Trial
Parties Are from China.

II TIE cas-" nt hiHn@;te ". Ntzhugh,
III vs.. Alton JOY. both of China. IN
ION il. has! ilty. tce evidence on III"
part OF thc defence hal been adlUced.
Yesterday afternoon. WheE court ;,d
joErnal uutii go O'clock. this morn
ing. K j. probable tlat The ease vii!
consume all Of tOti;,y.
judge Hall stated that fnal al
lou nmcnI Of court would net be made
until Ill least the latter part OF this
week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
Bad STOMACH

OF gratitude. Twas for several years. tro,loieo
with severe stomach trouble. SICK beau
ache aud NERVOUSNESS. Could not tat als
Thing without experiencing the most asonn
iis pain. Had little appetite and was NC
qucntIy naustated. NV sick headaches weio
most violent and could not resi- hish. ~
day. | became ein2riated ana thotousn,33
despoEdent. ana no meuicine that Cou Jun
take seemed 10 help me at ali. IL was ny
father who suggested that try your i tleu,
cine and am grateful 10 say that hau w.
taking Golden Medical Discovery IA
than 1--WE months when ! was entirsiS cul'N'
Miss Ross STANLEY.
North A Ellington. New Jersos'
-A stor Avenue.
Cures When Everything Else Fails.
DR.. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo. y. Y:
Deer Sir am happy 10 say tnat na,
found DR.. Pierce : Golden Medical Discovery
to be a most efiicariOus remedy fot s'ar".;v
trouble For many years | coula :, m, d;..
eat anything without being dreadful, ,is
treSsed at once. and was apt 10 vol" nod
food used various medicines wilhVns, .rcss
effect. Later bought a bottle OF Dr rr r,d !,
Golden Medical Discovery ana ~ d. hit
satisfactory that Dough, severai mi vas
ties Of the medicine ana used II untla ,,,h,
entirely well. That wa, about four , nadt 10
You may count ON me for u staunch iiien INF
Golden Medical Discovery. also ~ ~ ~
Sanitarium. which l know 10 De oho y
best in the country.
aos pu.r s,reet Buffalo. N. l.
DIR. Pierce's 1ooo-page illustrated Doo.,
"The Common Sense Medical A za.sint Of
is sent free in paper covers, on :, feu Mailing
81 one-cent stamps to pay cost oi hl%omnd
onlu. For 81 stamps the cio VI p V.
volume will be sent: AddIess ~
Pierce, Buffalo, n. \.
DR.. PierCes WEI s:? g; I i S' ssI;:
laxative enough, as in obstinate eo' e.oaipsd
ton the little. pleasant. sugar G "a the
Pellets" should be TIA, taken far 20 laxative,
,Ia s; ery for One esh s%a 0f They asn:
have been known to cure many o ad indi.
Of stomach trouble d ,n tEs liver T''G and
gestion. They aet Oh p ,Ii' up in glass
T,si. so1 tie 's sEslslor Away; fresh
ms r. Pleasant Pellets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
All Petitions Shall Be Received.

ST. Petersburg. April o5.-In order tn
stop the Illegal actions of provincial
officials. Interior Minister Bcuiigan has
ordered that no petition shall be re-
fused by the governors without 4 writ
ten exclamation OF the motives for such
refusal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
Dead at the AGE Of 1Gf Years.

Nov York April Joseph Norris.
who Was to nave c"!ebrrtel his loist
birthday. today. is dead AZ bis nome IN
Bedford. near Red Bank. y. J. on his
100 birthday Nj Morris acted as best
man at his gr;,ndso:i's Wedding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
Sohiiers Home from Philippines.

vancouver barracks. WASH. April %.
Tile 18th U. S. inf. consisting of 400
enlisted men and 80 officers. under
command "f Maj. ]. s. Parke. arrived
here, today. from the Philippines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
Sec. Hay Reports Excellent Health.

BAD Nauhein. Germany. April %
Sec. Hay says he feels very well. He
has arranged not TO receive visitors
curing the progress of the cure al
though this rule doubtless will often
be relaxed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
FIRE TN COAL MINE.
Raging Firecely at 3anff. 8. C.-Fear-
ed Several Lives Lost.

New York. April ga disastrous
SIRE il: aging in lie coal mines near
Ba"if. f.. g.. according /" It Tribune
special from there. 1t has been burn
ing H. days but assumed alarming
Proportions. Monday night when flames
Gro'ic from the inner shaft. two miles
i, the mountiiin. Al the tinlboring re-
fIicnI after the Lane slide OF two years
aso n@s been burned. The damage
is !:oaI:' AND ii is feared j..a! several
I,clsons have lost then lives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26
Uncle Sans Daily Business.

Washington. April 25.--Gnvtrnment
receipts: From internal revenue.
$."5 OLE: customs. $2S6.0S4: misctl-
ianr"ls. s-S.l5o; expenditures. $780,
UGo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26

CURED OF CONSUMPTION.
The doctors said ! vas $" FAR
gene III consumption there was
no hope for me. Father J"hhs
Medicine cured nr.--Aif"ed
Michaud. 13e Lowell ST.. Law
pa.1pa Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26

DR. R. V. PIERCE Buffalo. N. Y:
Dear Sfr-My health is better now than IL
has been before for many years. ard owe 70
Dr. PieHcs's Golden Medical Discovery osbt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-26

ted weak sey blood The system ansns gTo sunte aeae
does the blood become that the number
fluid
children
battle again
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-03
nealh % .Iohn Jarrett.

The older residents Of this place
aud OF Post Falls will regret to learn
Of the sudden death Of John Barrett.
which occurred near Harrington,
Wash. Sunday. Mr. Barrett aud his
Wafe were stopping temporarily at
Harrington, where be had charge OF
some work for the Great Northern
railway aud we're living IN tent.
Mr.. Barrett had not been feeling
we'll. but thought Of nothing serious,
His death was sudden aud The result
Of heart disease. The funeral took
place Tuesday from the Church OF
Our Lady Of Lourdes In Spokane.
John Barrett was among the pioneer
residents OF this part OF kootenai
county aud was we'll known for years
as section foreman for the Northern
Pacific on the branch line between
this place and Hanser Junction. he
was kindheRrtod man aud had many
good qualities.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-03
DEATH Of A PIONEER.
Mrs.. Hannaa u. saith DroPs Dead a
Her Home.

Mrs.. ISsunaa II. saith DroPs Dead al
Her Home.
Mrs. Hannah ID. Smith, mother Of
Samuel NJ. Smith, dropped dead at
the back door OF the home Saturday.
May -. No one witnessed her
death and Der body was discovered a
Few minutes later by the dauhgter in
Law, lying on the ground near the
door. Deceased had not been we'll
for. some time but was able TO be
around the house. She was born in
Philadelphia. June D. 1929. her
maiden name being Maxwell She
wonld have been 20 years OF age this
month. When a small child her
parents cmigrsted from Philadelphia
TO The wilds of Butler county. Pen
nsylvania, where she grew 10 woman
hood AMI married William W. Smith
ia December. is8s. From this union
niue children were bern, four Of
whom are still LIVING Samuel M,
David, Leslie aud William. She was
among the pioneer ladies Of the town,
having come here ia 1850 TO keep
house for Ter son, then q single man
who has lived here since 1883. She
was a soldiers widow, her husband
having been Killed in the bloody
hattie Of Stone river, January, | s63.
The funeral took place from the
Methodist church Monday afternoon
at o'clock and Was largely attended
by friends and aequaiutapces. The
service was conducted by Rev, J, p
Barker assisted by Rev. I. A. Daugh.
tiers. Interment at Post cemetery.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-06-03
WILL SELL FORT TUESDAY.
Lands sad Building to he Sold at Public
Auction.

The sale Of the Fort sherman
military reservation takes place Tues
day. Il is expected that the bidding
on desirable residence portions of the
reserve will be spirited aud the
ground may bring some very faucv
prices, There seems to he a dlssosi-
tion 10 this as there Is IL an other
government reservations. whether
Indian or military, 20 look upon the
land as something more valuable
than the adjoining lands. Whv this
is true, no enc seems TO know. and
the Fort Sheemsn reserve is no exeep-
ton. There are many more desir.
able residence sites nearer town. yet
the reserve property is likely 10 sell
much higher than desirable lots closer
in. People have been saving up their
money aud arranging TO bid at the
sale for the past year aud n large
number OF Spokane bidders Will be
present. The ground fronting on the
lake is desirable for summer resi-.
dence property and outside Of that
there is nothing worth special effort
to obtain.
Some people believe that the sale
Of this land is going to pull the
whole town down that way aud that
business will drift toward tho reserve.
while the center Of population will
be located there. A little couserva.
tism properly applied will save such
persons money, because there Is moth.
Ing to Justify the belief.
Under the 'rules Of the sale the
property must bring its appraised
valuation. Purchasers Of the land
will have the preference right to the
buildings, but must pay au amount
equal to that offered by the highest
bidder. The terms Of The sale are
cash.