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FOR RENT-BY A. f. FOX COMPANY
Esta bliShed 1876

FOR RENT-BY A. +. FOX COMPANY
Established 1875.
Ne Cor. 18th st. and New York ave. NV
FURNISHED NV NORTHEAST
B. 937 n, Sr, Oh. $50 90 b, 1900 Md av Or b. IS so
B, 1871 31st, 12r, bS9 90 +, 314 9th, 6r. Is. 80
B. 1882 10th, 10r, 90 +, S27 Sth, 7r. b. 27 SO
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B. 1882 10th. Tor, b.. &c. co 1905 av 6r b. so 90
B. 1871 3lst 12r. b. IS co $40 9Th ne, or. b. % so
b, 1899 S, Tor, b. 90. sol 2S 18th NV Or Is OC
B. 1910 Q, Tor, b. As. 80 1913 It'll NV 3r. 10 SO
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.
WAREHOUSES.

WANTED-I WILL PAY CASH FOR A SMALL
house not over 81. 600 paying good rent the
Investment. Address LADY" Star office.
ja2-3t
WANTED-ONE OR TWO GOOD HOUSES. TO
rooms. good location and rented; want good
value for money; Will pay $4,000 to $4,000 cash.
Address Box 122, Star office. de30 81 JAM 4,5
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ma. ave.
APARTMENTS.
New fats. c bet 18th
and 18th sw:
1st a, Sr. b. lat. .25. SO
Cd A, 7r, b. lat. % sc
LIST n. Or, b, lat $3.50
I'd n, 7r, b. lat. .2s. 80
THE CARLISLE. 1918 N,
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asS n. 5r. b. heat. .22.5o
5oSA 23d, LIST d,5r. b. 81. 30
3046 II, 3r. b. heat. 20. so
303S11 n. 5r, b. heat. 20 SO
054 26th. ID n, 4r, b.i7.3C
956 18th, LIST q, 4r.h.I1.3e
STABLES.
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WANTED-OWNERS, AGENTS AND ATTOR-
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block of lots In NV, Mt. Pleasant, Columbia
Heights, Washington Heights, to build upon;
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your offers of lots. Address BUILDER" Box
10, Star office. de3O, 81, jan24
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select section NV; owner going south; will rent
TO good tenant very reasonably. Address Sc
LECT HOME, Star Office. de30-s M ut
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. FOR THE
season; 10 rooms; beautiful location. 1871 81st
NV. po2oL6
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FOR RENT-A NICE 7-ROOM HOUSE; A. NJ l.;
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per mo. f. H. TAGGART. Real Estate Loans
aud Insurance, Gil 18th st. NV. ia2-3t.
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Oou0t OA4c, EIC.
stock Of csna!1es. parrots, poultry, rabbifs.
eainea ptgs dogs sats, geidAsh. incubaioR
eCHA1D'S BIRD STORE ia l2th Ct nv.
10TH 90. HOSPITAL FOB ANnIAIa, ma izTa
q 1Ms pnna ~. HOB: aMp1s facilities De
ee.rtse9 Nh exsEells yazdI; - q ls&1iv.
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house; products sold grocers. druggists. etc;
good income assured a hustler 800 cash cap
ital required to stock carried. Address
Box l39 Star office. jal-2t'
WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL. STOCK: SOUND,
attractive proposition; large wages to right men
Address l. l.. * u. CO. 7O1 Drexel bldg, Pha-
deiphia. Pa. de19. % q, 29, a25.812
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FOR RENr-THoSE NEW FLATS on NEAR
23d rooms and bath; very cheap at 81. so;
separate heaters. yards. etc: special arrange
ments to quick tenants.
de3o-5t MOORE HILL unc.). TIT I4th.
FOR PENTHOUSE. 333 18TH ST Sc. SIX
rooms, bath, cellar, front porch and large back
yard Call at COL A ne d.3I -3t.
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the business and be acquainted with values In
this city TO hrst-class salesman guarantee
salary viii be paid. If preferred; horse and We
hicle furnished by the firm, Address with par
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41ItSONhL.
WANTED RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO ADOPT
child Box 1i9, Star office. jan2-3ts
AFTER THE EXCITEMENT OF THE HOLIDAYS
twill rest your mind 10 have US call and pay
you liberal cash exchange for mems worn gar
ments shoes. hats. shirts and underwear send
for us TO csn in unlettered carriage JUSTfI'S
OLD STAND, 6i9 ID. jan2-tf5
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list ID. e. Vols, 1898, and who dropped letter
corked In bottle overheard off Key West will ad-
dress A. A. Ruark, 1926 G ST. Sc he can Sc
the letter and learn of its remarkable voyage
around the globe. ian2-2ts
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service, any cause, all sections; strictly confden.
tial. MORGAN BRADFORD. JR., SUPT,, after
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I WILL ADVANCE 70 ALL DESERVING PEG
pie for the next 80 days money on their house
hold furniture. pianos. etc. VIII call. Address
Box 2343. Station G. del-eot
FOR SALE SECONDHAND DIAMONDS, 25 PER
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WANTED-ROOMS.

SINGLE MAN WANTS ROOM, SOUTHERN EX-
posure porcelain bath; refined adult family
18th. l4th. Girard to Irving moderate. Address
Box 147. Star office. 1T.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
mrs. Cameron Dead.

Mrs. Margaret Cameron, aged SO
years died yesterday IRONING at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. N. d. Nc
Phee, where she has resided for some
time. The deceased is the mother OF
FIVE children all Of whom are living,
and has been an invalid for about ten
years.
Two daugters residing in this city
are Mrs. d. N. McPhee and Mrs. Me
MILAN. Another daughter, Mrs.
Robt. O'Neil resides in Seattle, a son
Donald Cameron lives in Colorado.
There is also a daughter, Mrs. Anna
Wallace, living in Philadelphia, Pa.
The funeral procession will leave
the McPhee home tomorrow morning
at nine o'clock and viii proceed 10
the St. Thom as Catholic church
where the services will be held, Rev.
Father 7. J. Purcell, officiating At
the conclusion of the services the
party will proceed to the Catholic
cemetery east of the city where the
remains will be inferred.
The deceased was we'll known
throughout thu city and both daugh.
tiers residing here are active workers
in the Catholic church.
Both the deceased and Mrs. Nc
Phee and Mrs. Mcmillan number
among their friends the many people
of the city who have expressed their
sorrow and extended their sympathy
to the children of Mrs. Cameron in
| their bereavement.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
Chicken Thief Gets Busy.

Last evening when the moon hid
behind a cloud some enterprise ng
thief entered the chicken coop of
Howard Lambert, who resides on
Occur d'Alene avenue between Third
and Fourth streets, and picked the
best ten chickens from their roos, S
and bore them away. The bold bad
man was careful to pick the choicest
birds in the flock and it is thought
that the thief is some rancher who de-
sires to start in the chicken business
and took this method for the cheap
est way to get start. The chickens
are worth about 81 and the owner
who did possess them will pay the
full market price for their return
The coop has never been locked and
Mrs. Lambert thought that the people
of the west were too broad minded to
stoop TO the level of chicken stealing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
Will Repeat .'Pauline.

BY request of many of the persons
who were unable to attend Pauline
the light operetta given by the Choir
al club last Friday evening, and also
by a number Of those who did attend,
the club will repeat the performance
Wednesday, November Z. The last
performance was an immense success
and the next one will be twice as
good, as a number of minor and i'm
portant changes will be made, max
ing this one of the greatest home
talent plays ever presented in the
city.
The members of the club will meet
tomorrow evening at the Presbyterian
church when they will hold a special
meeting during which many impor-
taut questions will arise which de-
mand immediate settlement.
Among other business will be the
election of financial officers.
A rehearsal will be held at the Au-
ditorium Thursday evening which
promises to be an interesting one, and
every member of the club is request
ed to be present, both at the meeting
tomorrow and at the rehearsal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
A Marrow Eseape.

Yesterday afternoon while out driy.
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. William Buckley
met with what might have been a
very serious accident They were
passing along Lakeside avenue and
were crossing the Northern Pacific
tracks about two O'Clock in a single
buggy, when an automobile came up
behind them, frightening the horse
which commenced to trot faster. In
crossing the track the shafts Jared
loose on one side, causing the horse
TO jump and upset the carriage, pre-
cipitating the occupants into the road
way. Mr.. Buckley held the lines
and the horse breaking the shafts
started TO run up the street, but was
stopped within a short distance.
Both people we're badly bruised but
no bones were broken and they con
slider it a very narrow escape. Be
yond the broken shafts the buggy was
damaged but little
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
White Star Navigation COma'

STEAMER B0EETA-Leaves coeur
dAieae Monday. Wednesday and FRI
DAY az 9 a m; returning leaxes Ferse1
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. $50
q. M. Freight and passengers fnriake
and river points. Purchase your ticket
for coeur d'Alene a-ly and get your
passage on the 3c-eta az the dock.
Round trip 10 bead Of navigation, S..
Joe, $3.50
EXCURSION TO BEAUTY BAY
Steamer Boneta. every Sunday. Leaves
AZ e;i8 =. m: leaxes again at % p ~
A most delightful placc 20 spend = Sun
day cutting. SOC round trip.
7. D. MCDONALD. Mgr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
I Begln Methodlst Chnreh.

Y Ground for the new Methodist
church which is to be erected at the
corner Of Wallace and Seventh streets
at the cost Of s15, 600 was broken by
A. Minnick who has secured the con !
tract for the excavating
The church will be the largest and
handsomest building in northern Ida
no and the architect, L. V. Walk, Of
the L. V. Walk architectural COM
pany Of Los Angeles, CAL. who plan
ned the building left nothing want.
ing in the plans for this structure, Of
which the city will feel proud ON it's
comp letion. II is designed in the
beautiful pure Gothic and when com
pleted will be 81 feet wide by 81
feet long with a tower so feet high.
The walls Of the building will be of
brick with a white brick veneer, and
the basement walls will be construct
ed of nasalt rock which is so plenti
full In this section Of the country,
but which is one Of the best building
stones to be bad in the northwest.
The basement will be devoted 10 q
large dining room and kitchen and
the first floor will be given over to 6
large sized auditorium. The work
will be pushed to completion and the
building will be ready for occupancy
some time during the spring. The
Methodist church Is to be compli.
mented on their enterprising spirit In
undertaking this piece Of work.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
Another Realty Transfer.

Taylor Bros, the largest real es-
tate brokers In the city, have added
to their holdings by the purchase Of
the Mae block, which Is commonly
known as the Journal building and
located on Sherman street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets. The deal
was made through Thomas & Com
pany, and the building and lot was
purchased from the Boughton estate
for a consideration of e4750.
This registers one Of tie largest
real estate deals in several months
and numbers but one Of the large
purchases made by the Taylor Bros.
this summer. Starting with q fair
sized capital these enterprising peo-
pie have almost secured monopoly
on all the louse real estate in the city
and their business has grown to large
proportions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
Missionary Society Meets.

The District Conference of the
Presbyterian woman's missionary so
ciety will be held tomorrow morning
at the Presbyterian church ia the
city when the conference will be
called to order at 10 O'Clock by
Mrs. Alexander Main Of Occur d.
Alene. The morning will be given
up to devotional exercises. organiza-
tion aud the election Of officers. At
the conclusion of this program the
ladies will adjourn for luncheon and
a session will be called at 1870
O'Clock.
At this time the following program
will be rendered: Piano solo. Miss
Blanche Blackwell; violin solo, Mrs.
Cora Holtbuer; devotional exercises
By the Post Falls delegate; vocal
solo, Mrs. W. F. Jones; "What the
Missionary society means to q coun-
try church. - by Harrison delegate ;
what q missionary society means 70
a pastors wife, - Mrs A. Litberland
vocal solo, Mrs. o. o. Young; what
the missionary society means to the
president Of q local seciety," Mrs. s.
VI. Ware; How shall we convert OuE
pastors 10 belief in the missionary
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
Revival Meetings Closed.

DIR. Ray Palmer, the evangelist
who has oeen working in this tity in
connection with the Baptist church
for the past few weeks. left for Port
land this afternoon where he will
spend several days visiting his chill
dren, and will leave later for Cali
fornia where he will take up his
evangalistic work.
During DR.. Palmer's stay in our
city he has made large number of
conversions and has the respect and
admiration Of almost every person in
the city. He is a most eloquent and
polished speaker, and his meetings
have been largely attended
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
BEAT THE
CHENEY NORMAL
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Continued from page /.
cal superiority over Earl Sander, who
was standing on the field. He gave
Mr. Sander a push that sent him
sprawling in the dust. but before the
Cheney man winked, our able city at
torney gathered into a bunch and
landed on the Cheney mans Jaw and
then followed it up with series Of
upper cuts and stomach blows that
rendered that worthy powerless. The
fight was a draw in favor of Occur d.
Alene for when the visitor was on the
point Of taking the count. frieuds Of
both interfered.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29

The Royal Highlanders viii give Q
progressive whist party in Sander hall
tomorrow evening at the expense Of
the lodge, Invitations have been is
sued and preparations are being
made for a very pleasant social even
ing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29

society" by a Rathdrum delegate :
Collection; Gathering up the frag
ments, Mrs. J. G. Leghorn; Hymn,
Blest be the tie that binds. Adjourn
ment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-10-29
CITY IN BRIEF
Cab Phone 1913.

Mrs. Cora Kennedy visited Spokane
oday.
Ladies', Gents and children's rub
bers at E. B. Keller & Company.
Jonathan apples finer than silk at
VIM & Brown company.
The contest trouble over the land
bn which Nicodemc Scala made a
homestead filing and final proof has
been dismissed and the certificate
granted.
Soap sale at Lakeside Pharmacy.
Three bars for 25 cents.
Call bell phone lao X for infoI ma.
lion in reaerd to dancing lessons.
Prof. Rothen.
Miss Margaret Schemes is confined
to her home witt slight illness.
Don't wait until the Xmas rush
comes to have your picture taken at
the Occur d'Alene studio.
Next Saturday evening Prof. Roth
en will hold social dance in Sander
hall, and the public is invited to at.
tend. The guests will receive the
most courteous treatment and the
dance will be of a high moral charac-
ter
To make good bread use Ceretana
the hard wheat -four. E. B. Keller &
Company.
Huyler's and Palm candy. Lake.
side Pharmacy.
Ferndell pure spices, have you
tried themG Brown Table Supply
company.
At business meeting Of the con-
ERECTION Of the Christian church last
evening it was decided to extend a
call to Evangelist Wesley /. Houston,
of Lamar, Colo, to conduct revival
meetings in the city at that church
commencing Sunday, January 6.
See display at Lakeside Pharmacy.
Three bars fine toilet soap for %
cents.
Prof. Rothen teaches private dane
Ing lessons every day.
Philip Harding, of the Consumers
Company, was visitor in Spokane
today.
If you are going to buy a new
range, dent fail to see the working
bf our Faultless range Saturday,
Nov. 3rd. Lake City Hardware com
pany.
Saturday evening the high school
ootball team gave benefit dance in
San er hall under the direction of
Prof Rothen, which was largely at
tended. The boys enjoyed the patron
age of many of their friends and the
event was a success socially and fin
hncially.
The Original Chippewa drivers and
cruisers shoe. Try pair. Barr &
Chainey.
New crop of walnuts, filberts. al.
monds, peanuts, etc., at Winn 4
Brown company.
Several friends from Spokane are
visiting Mrs. M. NJ. Taylor, who will
return to Spokane with her guests
this evening.
Lakeside Pharmacy has just reeeiv-
ed fresh shipment of Huyler's and
Palm candy.
We have a new and complete line
Of waistings, all the latest patterns.
Idaho Mercantile company.
Log cabin maple syrup and fresl
buckwheat flour. Brown Table Sup,
ply company.
Prof. Rothen wishes to meet all ole
members and May new ones at hi
dancing academy in Sander hall, Fri
day evening at 1880 o'clock when b,
will hold his usual class.
Geo. Z. Fitch is erecting a spac
ious house on his ranch which is jus
east Of the city.
AdoIph Gilberson, eyesight special
st will be at the Antler hotel Tues
day and Wednesday, hours 9 a. m. Il
! p. m. Glasses properly fitted
All work guaranteed.
Have you noticed those dainty lit
DE photos at the Occur d'Alene stud
10. 1.50 per dozen.
This evening Prof. Rothen vii
meet as usual with his dancing elias
In the Sander hall. Social dancing
session from 9 to IL o'clock.
New Duckwheat and Californi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-09-27
social Democracy In Germany.

A d pa ch from Mannheim, Ger
rs1y, says that at the annu'l congress OF
The soc al democratic party, Yesterday,
DR.. Behel, the socia,istic leader in the
r ,ichsta :, seid that the prCpos d politi-
= Str ke would not be feasible until
he party wss so much b,tt prepH-e
and organic / that defeat at the poll'
would be impossible. Were tie st ike
en- mssse organized now not ooly would
defeat be certein, but popular i'll will
would be srous | and the party would &c
laid under the ban of specisl legislation.
Moreover, a str ke en- mssse coDld not be
artifcially arranged. 1t WIS possible
only where the M sses were dtsirous
OF and ready for it. Even in Russia,
where there wss less fret lom thsn 10
Germany, the people had refrained from
il because it was not considered that the
situation ives favorable for it. Speik-
ing of the relations of the 81 cial demo-
cracy - The trade upiors, DR.. Rsbel
said they we're now nearer together, {;
the union leaders had said that in case
the right of coalition should be infnnged
they would Immediately bel a strike
en- mssse, even without aw; iting the
word If command from the socia de-
mocracy. DR.. Bebel freely admit
that the social democratic party could
do nothing without the suppors and CO.
opera ion of the unions, ss the situation
in Russia showed.
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A Valuable Agent.

The alycerine employed In DR.. Pisrce's
medicines greatly enhances the meoi-
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Remains Identified.

Mra. Josephine Benes. OF S59 esst
s,vens y-frst street, New York, satisfied
the police yesterday evening that the
rtim of Sundays butchery in he
vicinity OF west Thirty-sixih street was
her husbsnd, Joseph, who deserted her
four weeks ago. The head OF the dis
membered body is still missing, but iden-
tifca,ion seemed positive from pecu-
liarities of he hands aud feet, rs well as
birthmarks on the body. Benes was 80
years of age, and employed in carriage
factory on Forty.second street. Ac-
cording to his wife, he was sober and IN.
dustrious. and so far as she knew had
no enemies. When he left home be
carried a watch, some $22 10 cash and
bank book representing deposits of s4OO.
The Benes are Armenians, and came to
this country l6 years ago. Recently they
quarreled because Of the wife's wish that
they retnrn to their native country at
once. Benes wished TO remain in New
York two or three years longer, and as
an upshot of the contention lett his home
a month ago.