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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17
COUNTY NEWS.

Joseph Fisher, chairman OF tn
board Of county commissioners, has
been notified that the county hOspit-
a and poor house Is crowded to the.
limit of its capacity, there being NO
room for more inmates.
BY order OF the postoIficc depart
ment the star mail service from Mica
To Occur d'Alene was changed to six
times week, beginning Feb. 10,
schedule to be daily except Sunday;
hours as at present.
John Benson, who has been sick
some time with consumption. died at
Harrison last Friday morning. He
leaves a wife and three small children
In destitute circumstances. His fun
cral was held under the auspices OF
the Woedm an order, Of which he was
a member.
William S. Cole. one of the frst
aud most prominent settlers Of ST.
MarieS, died at 3 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon, Feb. IL The funeral wa,
held Tuesday under the auspices d
the Odd Fellows, Of which Mr.. Col,
was member. Mr.. Cole was born II
Illinois, December %, 1859. lie es.
tablished the St. Maries cheese fact
ory and was proprietor Of the SAM
until his death.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17
Coming at Last.

Or. Stern, the great German eye
specialist, will be at the Mountain
View hutel, Rathdrum, Feb. %, "a
and o5. 1905. The doctor would have
been here sooner but on account of
having extra business in other, parts
of tho state he had to delay his trip.
As DR.. Stern will only be IN Rath-
drum. three days, don't delay your Wis
it to him IL you have any trouble with
your eyes. DR.. Stern says that after
three months use Of his actinic lenses
you will not have to use glasses any
longer.
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A GUARANTEED crsE FOR n,

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR riLEs.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro-
truding Piles. Druggists rcfUntl mon
ey IT. PAZO OINTMENT fails to
cure any case, no matter OF how long
standing. ia 6 To II days. First aprli-
cation gives ease and and rest. SOC.
II your druggist hasn't it send SOC in
stamps ami il will he forwarded post
raid BY Paris Medicine Co., 81. Louis
no. 2lapr05
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Two Years in the Pen For
Richard Delmar.

The district court convened in
Rathdrnm Monday afternoon, Feb.
l3, with the following officers present:
Il. Il. Morgan, judge.
L. l.. Quarles, clerk.
Edwin Doust, sheriff.
Il. II. Whitla, county attorney.
n. NJ. Wark, or Harrison, was ap-
pointed court bailitf.
The following cases were disposed
|of:
State VS. Geo II Campbell, dismissed
for lack Of evidence 70 convict.
State vs. James j. Ryan, assault
With intent to commit murder, dis
missed for the term.
State by OC Smith VS. Hope, to
vacate order Of county commissioners
stricken from the calendar.
David Holman VS. Bridget Bceler.
action to quiet title, dismissed.
Anna Despair vs. NJ S Lindsay, to
quiet title. dismissed.
Susan Whitman VS. Malcolm Whit
man. divorce. stricken from the cal
endar.
| McInnls Lumber Co. VS. J O Nelson
ct al, foreclosure Of lein, stricken
from the calendar.
| Robt Owen VS. John McQuaid ct al,
action on promissory note, dismissed.
J f Thompson vs. L S Kroetch, at
tachnent, stricken from the calendar
Samuel Logan was admitted To Cit
izenshlp.
Feb. lis w Green charged with
burglary, was arragned and pied not
lgullty.
The case Of Phoebe Eklund VS. Swan
p. Eklund, divorce, was stricken
from the calendar.
Feb. l6:-Frcd Miller having pied
guilty to the charge Of forgery, was
|arraigncd for sentence, but IN view OF
various mitigating circumstances
Judge Morgan suspended sentence
during good behavior and ordered tn.
prisoner discharged. Miller had
forged a check for 81, hut upon hi.
ARREST and being told the enormity OF
his offence, he paid back the sum,
waived his preliminary examination
and served several months in Jail Il.
waiting trial. IL was his first offence.
He Is young man and has 4 family
| Richard Delmar who had pied
guilty to the charge of forgery, wa:
sentenced to two years in the state
prison at hard labor. Delmar said be
had been drinking and finding him.
self destitute and nnablo TO obtain
work, he committed the crime to gel
money to buy food and shelter.
/ Attorney T. II. Wilson was ap,
pointed to conduct the prosecution
OF the arson cases, County Attorne,
Whitla being disqualified by having
been counsel in those cases.
The jury was called and panel
drawn to try the case Of the State vs.
Albert Allen, charged with the sheft
of some dynamite at Hope. The
county attorney appearing for the
state and Attorney Bartlett Sinclair
for the defendant.
| Louis Hummer of Boomers Ferry
| was appointed jury bailitl.
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Notice of Sale Of Timber.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT On
~ Wednesday,, the lst dxy of March i.tn.
at 10 p'clsck, A. M..there Will be oirarcd
pursuant 70 law, ~ nUhlic auction, ne the
Court Hou - hi i:athdrur. kootonal County
Idaho. the f!nie on he state school lands
situated IN koor4usi County ldaha In tile
following townships more. pArticufa rly dcs-
cribed az follows; to.wit: Al the timber on
TIN. rink
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Commissioners Proceedings.
CONTINUED FROM PACE oS..)


Pend d Orcille river at Newport, Ida
hn, with the following tolls:
Wagon loaded, 4 yoke Of oxen
or horses 81 20
Same, empty 20
yoke oxen or span pr horses
wagon loaded 20
Same, without load 20
Mao and hose 20
horse, carriage and horse 90
Each head Of cattle IS
Each head Of sheep or hogs O5
Each foOtnian 10
Each jack or jennet 10
The fee for the license was $3.50 and
bond $1,000.
Thomas C White was appointea
justice peace of St. Maries.
NJ + Cash was app linted oyerseer
road district B.
A petition for arpo nt,nent % =
Rollins, justice prac. 81. y -t- "at
rejected.
The petition Of G w Lumpp I'D Is
Others for rad near Squaw Bay,
Occur d'Alenc lake, Wi as rejected.
Ofiicial bonds approved:
Hines, justice: J NJ Brown,
constable; S J Kilgore, justice; w L
Gleason. Justice: A f Campbell, con-
stable.
Saloon license bonds apprnved:
| VIM McCartcr, st Maries; Barney
Swanson, Post Fall; Mrs. J Malonay,
Standpoint.
The clerk was ordered to purchase
10 sets Of the Idaho codes 1901 cdi.
tion to distribute among Justices OF
the peace rs ths commissioners di
rect.
A deed to lots Ii a I'D &c, block 81
Post Falls, was exec uted to Samue
Young, said lots hav ny been sold fo
taxes and the time for redemptlo,
having expired.
Board adjourned sine die.
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| Jan.2O Fec.

FOR SALE-Iiomcstcad reInluish-
ment, good wood and timber, FIR and
tamarack, good barn and house. In
quire at this Office. D2tf
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17

FOR SALE: House and y lots
living between w. A. lIart's residence
and the Catholic church. Inquire Of
ThOs. J. Purcell.
Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Jan.20 Eco.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17

FOR RENT-in hrlrk block for
house keeping or Office purposes, also
nice dwelling house--ln4uire VI John
Russell. Nlstt
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17

GERMAN NJ. f. CHURCH lt.sv. J.. y.
Schuert. Pastor Preaching ryrry other
sunday ~ ~ n. m. Sunday SchtnH every
sunday I0 j. ~. Ia the AdveAt t'nuyck.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

yiEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH kfv-
Il. A. Walker. Pastor. sunday school b AIN !:
p,oruinx service II o'clock. ChnstiAa En-
dsnvur at & :3h u. IN. Evening serS1ce ut 1:3a.
Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17

VI. q. CHURCH Rev ). 81. Martin. TSstur.
Services every Sunday osepins ut :: 20 o',sx.k
and every other sunday morning ~ II O'clock.
sunday a.honl ut 10 a. M: Dr. League nj 5:ls
m and Sr. Ltay Ie ni $50 y. IN. Prey :
or mrrting = very Friday evening 1T 7::N
o'clock. ri Tie Church.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17

Have you read that very interest
ing magazine, THE SMART SET.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-02-17

FOR SALE-Thrcc we'll bred ycarl-
ing Polangus bulls. Inquire of y. a.
Sage, 6 miles Sc OF ALhol. dl6tf
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~
~ COLUMN.

All Advertisements under TINS LEAD Will
he charged for at the ratio OF one cont
word each Insertion.
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Ierms OF sale will he rs follows. tn all
town lots.Cash ia hand with pri, il,y. ~ four
honhns IN which tn move the timber. TN al
oIher iands. esish In hand with privilege Of
one year iii which to remove tbs. tiiubrr All
persons DESIRING to bid at the aabe must de-
post With the sci ling agent Il certified check,
Dollars for each forty-rrrc iracI hid oo. tn bs..
forfeited tb the State IN ease MS hid IL ac-
cepted end he fails or refuses 10 uny tho
an,ount ofhiS bid bcfOr. tho Ghost. "a 'the aay
OF the sale
ny ordcr OF the state Board OF Land CONF
msstoners.
J. J. GUHEEN. Secretary.
=. ;, MCCONNELL Chief CLERK.
Jan u I'd Feb ~
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

BOSTON, May 5-WOOI-The CONNER
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow: The wool
market is very strong here, with higher
prices, while the west is feverishly excited.
Considerable speculation in second wools
,,ad mas asKen Ien pcS ,i nhu oe mew nave
South American crossbreds sold moderately
and the disposition of owners is rather TO
buy than to sell. A very good business has
been done in pulled wool. The London
sales opened 50l5 per cent higher and all
foreign markets are exceedingly strong.
from December %, 1904, according to the
same authority. are S. 1854 pounds, against
POUNDS 70 at dt the same % t@e m .5 last
against ,l3S for the same period last
year.
LONDON, May 5.-WOOL-The offerings
at the wool sales today numbered Il, ,994
bales. There was keen buying for all sec
| tions and merinos showed an average ad-
vance of 7h per cent above the March sales.
Qualities suitable for America often ad-
Yanced l6 per cent. Crossbreds, especially
ght GO Tb weF o home m s9eTs ns
buyers to secure them. The strength is
attributed to the recent expansion in the
consumption in manufacturing centers and
TO the fact that the direct imports are now
going into strong hands. The Increased
| American demand for fine grades is respon-
sible for a hardening tendency in coarse
crossbreds. although the consumption of
| the latter is restricted by the dullness in
the exports yarn tTade Ns PtS are the
| bales; secured, 91kda2s 21sd; greasy, 4&dd
Is l1sd. Queensland, 600 bales; greasy, 6i4dq
is ND. Victoria, 1, 100 bales: secured, Is Ida
Is 3D. greasy 61kdd1s Sd, South Australia,
| ]. 800 bales; secured, Is 14d; greasy, 6dqls Sd
West Australia. 400 bales; secured, Is ADA
Is Sd greasy, said. Tasmania, 100 bales
greasy, sdgls Id. New Zealand, 5000 bales
| secured, 9dqls; greasy, 6dq1s Sgd. Cape OF
Good Hope and Natal 500 bales; secured
/ Is 6ddls sd; greasy, 6d91kd. Punta Arenas
| 400 bales; greasy, 6%d11d.
ST. Louis, May 5.-WOoL-strong; me-
| dunn combing and clothing, 25d29c; light
| fine, 20q231zc; heavy fine, $4,000; tub
| washed 321 40c.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

Artieleg.l Open. High.l Low. Close. Yes,y.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Total receipts

CATTLE-rhere was light run of cattle
IN sight this morning at ali points but the
same as has been the case of late the de-
mand was of very limited proportions, and
as q result trading was very slow from
start to finish with the tendency OF prices
downward rather than otherwise. In spite
of the light receipts IL was rather late be-
fore a clearance was made.
The market on beef steers could not be
quoted better than slow and barely steady.
Something that just struck the fancy OF
buyer sold at about steady prices, but the
general run of cattle was much neglected
and hard to sell at what looked to be steady
prices In many cases, in fact. it was inn
possible, so that some pretty gooa cattle
went for considers bly, less money than the
same kinds brought yesterday. The COM
moner the quality the harder II was 70 MAKE aI
a satisfactory sale. There was nothing that
could be called strictly choice on sale, so
that the market on paper does not seem
particularly high.
The market on cows and heiters was also
very dull and packers apparently did not
seem to care whether they got any fresh
supplies or not. Some of the choicer
punches sold without great deal OF trouble
at steady prices, but the common TO me-
dium grades were extremely hard to dis
pose of and prices were a little lower than
yesterday. There was choice bunch OF
spayed heiferS on sale, but they were SO
much better than anything that has been
here of late that there is nothing to COM
pare them with. Although comparatively
few COWS and heifers were on sale II was
late in the day before a clearance was
made.
Bulls. veal calves and stays were all slow
sale, out about steady.
There were hardly enough stockers and
feeders here To-Day 10 make a market Inc
demand from the country has been nothing
extra, but receipts have been SO hight this
week that very little change in the market
has been noted from day TO day. Repre-
sentative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
Foreign Financial.

LONDON. May 5.-Money was in strong
demand in the market today. Bin buyers
were cautious. Prices on the Stock eN-
change were heavy, owing Ito the dearness
OF money and there was some nervousness
as to the outcome OF the fall in Americans
and Nthe next settlement. The market
closed unsettled, though the tone was a
shade better ConsOls sagged on realiza-
est quotations OF the day. Americans
opened weak, but rallied later on Wall
street and local support, though operators
the heayiness in New York and were not
disposed 10 commit themselves until they
can see their way more clearly The inn
Drovement continued until Americans
were well above parity, with Union Pacific
the feature, but they closed unsettled.
Foreigners were steady. Paris supported
specialties and Russians were steadier. Inn
perial japanese government 6s OF 1904 were
quoted at 1OlA-
BERLIN. May 5.-There was considerable
realizing on the Bourse today, investors
being Influenced according to report by the
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
NEW YORR STOCKSAND BONDS
Market is Strong and Losses Of Thursday
Are More Than Recovered
VOLUME OF BUSINESS sHRlNK'
Prices Have 20 be BID Up Higher
Than before the slump 90 Re-
cover an Equal Number
of shares.

NEW YORK, May s. The stock mar
ket was free today from the pressure Of
urgent LIQUIDATION which broke yesterdays
more than the losses OF the day before.
There was a decided shrinkage In the vol
ume Of business, showing that the bidding
up OF prices had to be carried further to
recover less amount of stocks than was
sold yesterday. This constitutes an excel
stock ofierins for sale ana is an Indication
of technical strength in the market and of
the relief afforded by the liquidation so
far completed, but there was very marked
falling on in the demand at the higher
level of prices, the dullness of the trading
showing a progressive increase The in
extent forced in the same way that yes
terday's selling was. The bear traders who
followed the decline yesterday with free
short sales felt obliged TO cover their short
contracts in face of the evidence that more
urgent liquidation was completed. Some
fears caused yesterday by the signs of
given currency by the industry Of the
bears, lost their force today and the re-
lief thus afforded helped on the rally.
There was no important change in the
news bearing on values. but there was a
decided change in the temper shown in It's
fiict at the Union Pacific special stock
holders meeting over the proposed issue
Of s1oOQ0Oo00 of preferred stock were con-
verted today in hopes Of some extraction
at that meeting of specific benefit TO stock
holders. The street was without news
from the meeting up 10 the clOSlilB "a VIZ
market. The Northwestern and Pacific
stocks were the aggressive leaders OF the
rebound in prices, as they had been most
acutely affected by the. preceding drop.
The southern group was also notably strong
as they also had suffered more than the
average from the violence of the reaction
from the excessive speculative advance.
Consolidated Gas had the benefit OF the
failure of the attempt to pass law re7
ducing the price of gas in this city.
The effect of the weakness here yesterday
had an unsettling influence in today's foreign
market and some action seemed to be given
there also to the fears of international
friction. The foreign depression was only
of slight effect on our opening market ana
the recovery set in promptly. The esti-
mates of the weeks currency movement
Indicated nominal gain in cash by the
banks. The upward rush Of Peoples Gas
at the end was due to the report OF the
defeat of gas bill in the Illinois legisla,
fure The sharp reaction during the hnal
hour and the recovery to the firm CLOSING s,Igi
were notable for the exceedingly nght
dealings on which they were effected.
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par value,
81. 500. 600 United States bonds were all un-
changed on call. Go.
THE quotations on the New York Stock
axcba ea ranged as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

SHEEP-There was not a heavy run of
sheep and lambs here today but neither
was there any apparent improvement in
the demand. The market, though, held Just
about steady on anything at all desirable,
but aside from the better grades the mar
ket was very slow. and 1t was late before
clearance was made. This was true OF
both sheep and lambs. Clipped ewes sold
up TO $40, and as high as $3.50 and so'w
was paid for Colorado wooled lambs.
Quotations for clipped stock: Good to
choice lambs S5.5Od5.75; fair to good lambs,
S5.00Q5.50; good 10 choice Colorado wooled
lambs. Sc 50eI6 90; good to choice yearlings,
A75d5.00; fair to good yearlnKs $50d4.75;
good to choice wethers, 4.50d4.75; fair 10
good wethers s425d450; good to choice
ewes, - 25d4.55; fair to good ewes, s40on
425. Wooled stock sells from 75c to 81 per
100 pounds higher than clipped stock. Rep
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06
NEW YORK GENERAL MARKET
Quotations of the Day on Various
Comm oditiess

NEW YORK, May 5.-FLOUR-Receipts
r. 296 bbls; exports, L, ,lQl bbls.; steady. with
s5,25a5.SO Minnesota bakers, s. lOqS 20; win
ter patents, "a. 9Oq5. rs; winter straights, S460
q4So; winter extras, S.S5q3.75; winter low
good, s41Od46O; choice to fancy, $4.60q465
RYE-Nominal; western, soc,
CoRNMEAL-steady; fine. wheat and
yellow, Sl.2O; coarse new, N.OSQllO; kiln
wHiEAT@Reeeipts, 5000 bu. Spot, steady; /;
No. red 91Ssc, nominal, elevator, and
S2Sso. nominal, I. o. b., adoat No / north
ern. Duluth. $3.50, (. o. b., ahoat; No. l
hard, Manitoba, S6A4c, f., o. b.. afioat; Open
cables, wheat declined from the effects of
unloading, favorable southwest crop news
and bear pressure to rally later on I'M, ina,
net lower. May s2IkasSl4c, closed at S31ac;
July, SSaSS s-l6c, closed at sS4sc; September.
CoRN-Receipts. $500 bu.; exports, 2O7, 452
hu Spot firm; NO z S6cs elevator zyni and
No. white, 5sssc The option market was
active and barely steady here, under realiz-
ing sales. but. closed steadier with wheat.
Last prices were 1sc up to bc net lower.
May. 529sQ52sac closed at 529ac; July, STAG
52lsc. closed at SIC.
1s5 bu. Spot. hrni; mixed oats. 26 to so lbs,
S4i.Gf35c; natural white 30 to 30 lbs, 35IzQ
S6i5c: clipped white, So to 40 lbs. S51kd39c.
prompt ( i5p shipment; middlings. sis,i6 prompt
Shipment; city. N95Od2E5O
HAY-Firm; good TO choice, SOaS5c.
HOPS Quiet: state, common to
choice 1904, 25d 29c 1903. 22d25c; olds, 11d13c
Pacific coast 1904, 3d2Sc; 1903, 21qzAc; olds,
HiDEs-Quiet; Galveston. 20 TO s5 lbs,
zoe; California, 20 to S lbs. 19c; Texas dry,
"A to so lbs. 14c.
PROVISIONS-Beef firm; ramily, x35O
dl4.O0; mess. 1l.9Oall 80; beef hams, S2l OO
G22.5O; packet. $l250d1S.OO; city extra India
ness, $50 00d2200 Cut meats, steady
picked bellies, s7.25QSOO; picked shoulders
S5.5Od6.0O; picked hams, ss.75lll0O0 Lard
quiet; western steamed, $50; May
closed at $40 nominal; refined, steady; con.
tinent, $3.50; South American, $S.25: COM
pound. IS. 5.2565.62h. Pork, steady; family
$145Od1h.oO; short clear. A3.OOa15.OO; mess
Sl312lAq1362Is.
TALLoW-Dull city (s2 per pkg.), Elkc
country (pkgs. free), 4sq4&c
25kd6Ac, Japan, nominal.
BUTTER-Firm; street price, extra
creamery, 261zGr27c5 official prices, creamery
common TO extra, 23d26c state dairy, COM
mon to extra, 2l4251zc: renovated, common
| TO extra, 17q251hc.
CHEESE-klrn: state full cream. small
colored and white fancy l4hc; state fine
| i3&e; state late made, colored and white
| poor 10 choice, lOAqlS4c; state large, col
ored and white. fancy, l+c; state fine, lShQ
| 1siac state late made, colored and white
poor to choice, 1OAdlSc.
| EGGS-Steady; western storage selections
| lsc: western frsts. 1sc.
| POULTRY-Alive, steady; western chick
/ ems. l2c; fowls, lSlac; turkeys, l4c; dressed
/ quiet; western chickens, 10dl2c; fowls. lOq
lac; turkeys, 14qlSc.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-05-06

the tendency Of prices continued upward.
a nickel higher than yesterday. The popu-
lar price was $3.50, with the choicer loads
going largely at S.S2h and as high as
SS.S7ik was paid for a prime heavy load
weighing S29 pounds. The bulk Of the hogs
changed hands In good season, but toward
the close. when some of the late trains
bearish and the close was very show and
weak. Statesmen thought they ought to get
the opening prices for the late arrivals
was made.
Today's advance takes the market well
back toward the high point of the season,
whichcwas April "a when the average cost
was a little over &35 As todays average
is right around $3.50, Il is seen that the
market Is within about nickel OF the
high point Representative sales: