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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14
ELECTED THE OFFICERS

All day yesterday and up to late
hour last evening DR.. Dorland was
kept busy examining applicants for
membership in the new militia COM
pany. After all were examined Ad-
lutant StrObel mustered them in. The
election Of officers was then called
and the result of the balIoting was
the election of r. Nj. Smith, as cap
tain, George 7. Rice, 1st lieutenant
And John c. johnson, End lieuten-
ant. The noncommissioned officers
W be appointed by the captain.
All the necessary papers were made
oct and the muster roll signed and IL
will be sent to Boise Immediately
for the approval of the adjutant gem
eral. Upon his approval the company
will be furnished by the state with
he aocoutrements of a suldier. For.
y men signed the muster roll last
evening, but this Is not the full quo
Ia Il the company and leaves about q
third that can be enlisted at the pleas
are of the members. A meeting waa
C. lied for the next Wednesday and
the place for meeting has been left to
the commissioned officers. The CON-
missioned officers elected are new men
in the city but their character and
training have been looked up by the
men Of the company and the selection
Sas based on general qualification.
The timber OF the new company b
excellent and Occur d'Alene has
promise of having one Of the besi
militia companies IN the state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14
MARROW PICKS
A FAT PLUM
City Council Grinds Out Big Grist
of Business

The regular meeting of the city
council was held in the council rooms
last evening. All answered present to
the roll call and after few prelimin-
airy questions got down to the real
work Of the evening.
The appointment Of night patrol.
man was the first matter brought up
for discussion. Mayor Scallon nam.
ed his appointee, d. X. jackson, and
stepped from his chair and President
Wright took his place. The objection
was raised that Mr.. jackson lived on
the Fort grounds and was not a resi-
dent of the city. Alderman McEuen
asked what difference this made and
II the city business should not be
conducted the same as they would
.heir own. If a business man was to
have bookkeeper he would not ask
whether he lived in Idaho or Montana
so long as he was qualified for the
POSITION. The motion was passed and
the appointment confirmed.
A motion was made by Aid. Boiler
to have the myor's message placed in
the archives of the city because of its
being the first message CT the first
mayor of the city of Occur d'Alene.
1t was unanimously carried.
Taking up the matter Of the ap.
pointing of street commissioner over
which there was SO much controversy
lat meeting, the mayor nominated
Frank NARROW for the position. The
mayor stated that it seemed to be the
opinion Of the council that one should
be appointed and that If the proper
man could be found he would like to
see the Office filled. He had received
some fifteen or twenty applicants and
that in looking over the list and sig
ing up the different applicants he had
decided on Frank NARROW as the most
capable and desirable man for the po'
sition. 1t was put to vote and five
Of the councilmen voted for and three
against the confirmation. Those
voting nay were, Landt, McEuen and
Ransimer.
j. NJ. Flynn presented a plat o
Roche park addition to the city anC
upon examination it was found tina
it was laid out in conformity with tn
plat of the city and the addition o
this mark tn The citV was Daseed uDOI
and unanimously accpeted. Georg
Harding's addition to the city wa
also accepted.
All petitions for the opening, grad
ing and laying of streets and the es
adjustment of sidewalks we're refer
red to the street committee.
John Carr and associates presente
petition for a gas franchise who
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

Rev. JespeFsOn and family 0a the
Swedish Lutheran church u Spokane,
arrived in tho city this afternoon to
take I'M the grand concert this even.
Ing. Rev. Jepseraon preached lie
farewell sermon In Spokane last SUM
day evening and will nov begin the
moving Of hia family 10 CoenF
d'Aleno whore be intaada 10 make hIn
home. lie Is the president of the
Swedish Lntbsran college.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

a party Of PLEASURE seekers lstt
yesterday afieHr rs au tbs iapnuh
Rover for N- cad They had
taken their urrh wtth thcm END IL
the evening t4il' . Grv and srruat.i
their ediblss aud boiled tbs,I Ucifaa
In ihe regular camp style Ts~y en-
iDyed = vety pleasant AfisTa eu' and
evening and returned s4ta lie VoW
that they would have another zip II
like nature so0n. Those 10 tbs tz.riY
wsre Misses Juanita IaviE, stella
Muliin, May viakrfy. AArenurits
Hamilton. Isabel Hamiitou ana Mar.
Ion Campbell; Messtrs Dave Wheat
on. Rohl Hamilton. Hosca Golden,
VIII Wheaton and Harold Davis.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

II might be- we'll 20 note that IN the
motion to preserve thu Mayors mea-
sage In the archives Of the city, cop.
les Of tho Press containing Il are 70
bs the document that will onliahton
coming generations on the ldcas and
principles o. the clty's FIRST mayor.
This amendment 10 the motion was
made by Mayor ScalIon and carried
unanimously.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

boat club dock, they are said to have
overlooked the fact that it was pos
sible for them and within their iuris-
diction "a make a roadway on the
south side Of the city park from the
Park drive 70 the dock.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14
EDAA NAY.

Beautiful American actress who
will wed Oscar Lewisohn. Her
first husband was Fred Titus, a
champion bieyolist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

of the law which it Is up 60 City AZ.
torney Mcfarland TO give.
There promises 10 be some interest.
Ing Developments In the fight and the
skivmlshes nov taking place are rap
idly advancing into open warfare.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

In the case Of couneiImen saying
that they have NO authority to grant =
roadway through to the Occur d'Alene
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

OF the i've hydrants that hare
been lying useles- in tie perk. one
was found with a tap that pould nt
the city fire department. hnsa. BY
al order ~ ths oyfaril bts bydtant
will be placed Tear to- tpspi'al.
The other four l.ags laps Jbqt DO MT
iit and are practically useless unless
mes taps cna ~ rselrgd.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

However these rooms are large and
airy and bat for the looatian would b.
admirable for the purpose for which
they are being used. They have =
fully equipped gymnasium. and IN
enrolment Of over forty members.
The imitation fec for the fiEst nfty
members IL one dollar for entrance
and the lrst months dues after fifty
members have been 81 they viii
constitute a charter membership aud
anyone desiring 10 Join then sill have
10 pay as initiation les uf i've dollars
and one dollar Per month for duss.
The meeting last evening saS an
enthusiastic one and several mes
members we're taken in Among the
boys are some good athletes and n
ever II becomes necessary 20 shog the
public that cosur d'Alene 10 90 the
map whsn il comes 10 men u cndnF
anoe and science 40 pertains L. ptyic-
Ell feats the city eau do IL,
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Still Suing

Rube Oglesby, who lost a
leg in a Missouri Pacific
wreck near Kansas City 10
1892 and who was elected rail
road com missioner at the last
election, has renewed his suit
for $4,000 damages in John
son county.
This Is the famous case
that went I'd the Supreme
Court in 1908 and was thrown
out by that body, In COM
menting on 1t several editors
were taken To task by the
court and Il Warrensbure
editor ined $500.
The supreme judges are ia
doubt paying raiiroad fare
now and we miss our guess II
MI. Oglesby doesn'tget what
hs's askipg foeisnd deserves,
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
How's This?

We OF r one Hundred Dollars lie.
ward FOR any case Of Catarrht that can
not be cured by Halls Cat,arrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & 60 Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known +.
J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially
able TO carry outapy obligations made
by his arm.
waldIng, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure l. taken iptor.
nally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials scot free. Price 20 cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggist.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
FREE TO SUBSCRIBERS
Beautiful Framed Picture

The Twlce-a-Wee Republic, OF 81.
Louis, Mo-, isgiving away q beautifully
framed picture, size Fix1i inches, to
every n sending 81 for q years SUBJ
scription To their great sem weekly
paper aud Farm Progress, q monthly
agricultural paper published by The
Republic.
This offer Is open TO both new and
old subscriber $. II you are taking
the paper at present, send In your
dollar and have your time marked
up for me year and get one Of these
beautiful pictures withoI 1t any extra
cost.
The pictures arc genuine works Of
art, done In mine colors. Two OF them
are heads of beautiful girls. Oue
wears q black picture hat and has
two roses pinned TO her pink bodice,
II this u 10 desired, order No. 10,
The Spring Girl" No. II, or "The
Summer CirI'' wears n light brown
picture hat, trimmed with light green.
She also "a a white and green
waist, with n bunch OF very pretty
flowers at her breast. The remaining
picture, No, IL, IL d thres.quarter
length picture representing ''The via.
Ter Girl" with along coat, boa about
her neck and n nun.
The frames are made Of rounded
metal and are all black. To tell them
from real ebony II would I've necessary
TO take them from the wall for exam.
ination. The pictures and frames are
neat and pretty enough TO grace the
walls Of u ~milllonalre's home. There
Is nothing chap or sboddy looking
about them. They cannot be duplicst.
ed la the retail stores for less than 90
cents. The best recommend alton that
we u give them Is TO say that 10 you
are not thoroughly satisfied with your
picture they will refund the money
for your subscription and pay the
postage for returning the picture to
them.
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Remember that you get both these
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The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08

Mrs. W. ". Woodson, of
South Ellsworth, is quite i'll.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steele. of
Martinsville, ILL.,, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. TIC Jones
vest of Marshall.
q. Mrs. G.. T.. Shanklin win
went to Moberly three weeks
tgo To visit her sister who was
very III. reported the latter's
death Friday night.
Mr.. Crone, representing
the Red River Valley Texas
country, was here last week
looking after his interests and
calling ON his local represents
atives-- Messrs. Elsea& Wood.
small.
Mrs. Julia Wright, Of south
west Of town, was Marsh Ill
visitor Friday. We acknow.
ledge a pleasant call, and were
also pleased to find in her a
former acquaintance from
Warren county.
W. II. Huston, COL, editor
of the Sedalia Conserva,or,
was looking after his Mar.
shall business this week. Mr..
Huston was a former resident
|of this county and we are
pleased To see him doing well
IN his business.
A case was reported from
st. Louis county last week
where a horse was frightened
10 death by meeting a steam
engine In the road. Heart
failure was caused by fright.
f.. NJ. Roberts brought the
Daily Meat Market last week.
Our young friends, Fred
Hinnah and John Roettger, Jr.
of Marthasville, made us u
pleasant call Wednesday
They broughtout Herman and
Frank Hinnah who went to
Saline county IN a visit TO rel
at ves.- Warrenton Volks.
freund.
Miss Lula Benne. Of Flor
issani, and Miss Mollie Fill.
gar, Of Greenfield, Ill. are
spending this month as guests
If II. Bomhake aud family
vest Of town. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Limeman, of Jennings.
are also expected on Feb. 20
for IA short visit.
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Lincoln School, Mslta Bend.

Report Of examination Jan.
20 30, 1907. The following Is
the average standing of those
in regular attendance:
9th grade -Clar. Neff 80.
Pleadie Fowler Is. Polly
Saunders 80 2-3.
7th grade Floyd Reid 9l.
|Chauncey Davis 10, Edna Rel
IA.
9th grade James Saunders
81. Matte Fowler 90, NctLie
Wilson 80.
9Th g~rade-William Gate.
wood a., Mae Triplctt 30,
Mabel Turks 93, Willie Saund-
ers Is, julius Wilson 10
ADDISON Triplett 40.
The 9th grade is doing good
work IN the higher branches,
Latin. Algebra and physical
Geography. The other grades
are doing nicely, those that
are in regular attendance.
Most of the pupils attend
well and all grades will be
worthy of promotion this
term, some Of them before the
term closes.
Resp. submitted
h. ID. Burns, teacher.
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Real Estate Transfers

Jno RGarrisontO L. II Rhoades
4 acres 10 % ~ %. a;D
Jas e Fisher to Rufus ". Dayen.
port 4 acres 10 20 81 "a. ...... GO
u u Johnson to WIN Birk.ey
q Clarences B Ray, lots 8. q,
block ., MiIler's addition
Sweet Springs ..... ao5
R0by NauBuskirkto Esther Pitt.
man, 20 acres Ia 1910 - 49,. 900
Jno J Smith to WIN Miner &
vile, 30 acres In 81 52.23 ..... $3.50
Gust "A Heilerto Caroline Heller
l2 Int lot 10, block Is, Slater, I
Geo j Hahn To Wmv Weinrelcb,
200 acres la 81, 80 5l-2l 10000
Perry Il. Wilson To Hourly Tatum
part lot !, block 5.Afalta BEND o2oO
Chas u Harrington w T. Sher.
man. 100 acres 10 ~ 81 20 80, 1000
Estate Of ID RI Hartsock by
Commissioners To Kate Hart.
sock, 10 ncres In "a so Ell. 1000
Estate of Jos + W .eeler to
BETTE e Wheeler, 100 acres 10
25.2D - aud part lot q, block
~, Marshall, lots I, 2, ,, 4,
block ], Breathitt & Sebree's
addition Marshall ........,., 10000
Same Ia Wilmuth A Wheeler
Mccullough, 275 acres 10 Is,
"a 10 4"""."".. ......... I22GC
Same TO Geo o Wheeler, 100,
acres In % 81 q ............ 1880
Same To Jos + Wheeler $40.
acres In 8. 8 ~ 81 and 32.w q 1866
Same to Mory v Glass, $40
acres 10 1881 and 2 ~ 22... lll7I
Same To Jas Il Wheeler, 30
acres 10 !, Is ~ 81 .......... li8tC
Mary l. Harris u Hattie T. Cole
l acres In 3 30 81. ..........
Thos NJ Booker To David L
IL Int Ia NJ acres 10 23-5i.2i. csc
w d welch TO w II Mescheie,
lot IL. block ,, English add.
ton Marshall -. ............
w II MescLede To Bella Welcb,
rhhc go '..... -. .....,....
Jas ID SIN Oh 10 Irwin Williams,
lots 10, 10, II, ~, 10, 90 and
part II, block 10, Nelson. &c
Geo Alexander TO J n Morris,
POS by 400 feet 10 20 40 b.. 9CC
Thos B. Crawford to ALMA NJ
Bippus, lot I, 2, IL, block Is,
West Slater. ............... 200C
w II Fenwick TO Elw. Canada,
lot B, Herndon's addition
herHdon... ..,....,.,. -. 100
Nat bew 5 Riley 10 Machael
Riley, 80 acres In $40 2D... 2OOC
T. J Gretchen by trustee 10 Ida
B Henley ~ in 10 iD,32 ....... Acc
sarah ierger to l. w Haynie.
lot % Lntimer's Survey Miami $50
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08

and hold it on book against
your Now. Mr.. Walker,
did you appear before the
court and recommend this
too? DON'T you think the
court would have "A time col
.lecting it after you gave a
receipt acknowledging that
vi of the taxes were paid?
Now | owe this tax or / de-
rot owe IT,. III i owe IT.. ]
lain the county c mrt has no
light to levy IL one year and
xempt nv neigbbor and the
ext year exempt me and levy
on him, and / don't believe
the court would d. such n
thing.
Now as ] understand the
matter the east and north
lines Of Salt Pond township
nave Dcen cnangeu anu wben
that change was made all
outside OF the present bouud-
lry line are not in SAID town
ship and therefore have no
right to pay the tax. Now ]
have moved in here since
these bonds were voted and !
have heard different stories
about the matter. | ask this
for the benefit Of all who have
moved in here since the bond
issue.
Respectfully
Joe Macklcr,
Sweet Springs, Mo.
X. f.. ID. No. /.
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Respectfully
Joe Mackler,

Sweet Springs, Mo.
II. f.. ID. M. |.
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Everybody Should Know

says q. q. Hays. a prominent busl'
ness man OF BLUM, Mo-, that Buck
lens Arnica Salve IL the quickest and
snrest healirg salve ever applied to a
sore, burn or wound, or to a case oil
piles I've used 1t and know what I'm
talking about" Guaranteed by p.
Il. Franklin, Druggist, 25c
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
LOCALS.

J. L. Woodbridge Is bach
from a trip 10 Texas.
Frank Jennings ami L. s.
Adams went to Denning, New
Mexico, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Walker
spent Sunday with the latter's
father, M. Opper, ut Slater.
NJ. W. Walker and son G.
o., Of Malta Bend, attended
The hog sale in Marshall Sat.
urday.
Miss May Collier, Of north.
east Of town, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Dolores
Campbell.
Il. b. Parks came in from q
trip 10 New Frankfort Friday
and reported everything quiet
in that burg.
Miss Audrey Huff, of south.
west Of town, returned Mon
day from n visit TO Louis Nye's
near Malta Bend.
Mrs. Willie NJ. Wood and
daughter, Miss Francis. have
gone 10 San Antonio, Texas,
10 spend the winter.
Mrs. A. NJ. Perry returned
last week from Chickasha, /.
~. after aseveral months stay,
Ia make this her home again.
Peccher & Crockett will oc.
cupy the former stand Of
Murphy.Mills Clothing Co.
on the southwest corner ofthe
square.
Miss Edna Little, OF the
Plains, returned last week af-
ter q several weeks visit Ia
the family of Phil HUFF, south
west OF Marshall.
W. A. Renick. OF Slater,
passed through Marshall Sat
urday evening on "a visit 10
homefOlks near Malta Bend.
lie is firing on the g. IL A.
Judge Samuel Davis went
tO Centralia Monday morning
to hold court for Judge Wal
Ter who is sick. Mrs. Davis
ison "A trip 10 st. Louis frienos.
Marion Sparks, OF Kansas
City, Saturday bought Two
cars ofmules from Sam Evans,
two cars from Robt. Evans
and one car from Herndon &
L,gsdon.
Judge VIM. c. Orr, of Col
lege Addition, celebrated his
8Oth birthday anniversary
Tuesday by inviting a mum.
Der of friends. All his chill
dren were present.
Peter Bail informed US Fri
day that he received $4,000
that day for w. +. Lemons
insurance FROM the Modern
W,sdmen-just II days after
the fling OF the papers.
I. w. Adams, principal Oi
the Waverly colored schools,
visited Marshall friends Sun
day. He said his brother
and two nieces at Arrow Rock
had just recovered from a
severe illness of pneumonia.
G. e. Naegelin, who was
down from Stanhope Satur-
day, informed Us that he had
that day purchased the J. v.
COrder farm near Union
church--157 acres at 81. 275
through Newton Leonard.
G. Reavis, of Nelson, was
in Marshall looking after
some legal matters Monday.
Mr.. Regvis WAS injured in e.
Missouri Pacific railroad ac-
ident " Nelson last Sept M,
nnd.tv still suffering as 81
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Duroc- Jersey Hog Sale

CIV. Bush Saturday had
his Dnroc Jersey hog sale,
which was fairly well attend
ed. The following is a list OF
sales:
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Regular as the Sun"

is an expression a. old ~ the ACE.
No doubt the rising and setting OF
'ae sun is the most regular perform
snce In the universe, unless IL 10 the
.ction OF the liver and bowels when
regulated with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Guaranteed by p. II. Frank.
lin, Druggist CSC.
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
For Sale

An authorized to offer lao
acres of choice land one fourth
nile from Salt Springs, J in
grass the other in cultivation.
Well fenced, no improvements
will sell at a bargin If taken
in next 30 days. Address,
j. A. Orr,
Parkville, Mo-,
or A. II. Orr,
(2-25) SaltSprings, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Wants Information
Sweet Springs,
Jan. 2Stb, 1906.

letter To the county court
through the columns of your
paper To get information in
regard to the Salt Pond town.
ship railroad tax. / am living
just across In Liberty town
ship. Sometimes am cnarg-
ed with the tax and other
times ] am not. When cbarg-
ed with it before this time
and ] told the collector / lived
in Liberty township il was
scratched Off, but this year
Mr.. Walker refuses to do so.
have paid II, but under pro-
test.
What j want To know is this:
l. Where is this railroad
located?
2-What is the name of this
road?
3-For what amount is
Sweet Springs township bond
ed and what lenght Of time do
these bonds run?
Who holds these bonds?
] have written Mr.. Walker
in regard To the matter and
here is his reply TO my
letter:
Marshall, Mo,
Jan. 25th, 1907
Mr.. Joe Mackler,
Sweet Springs, Mo.
Dear slr:-I have yours Ia re-
gard To Salt Pond railroad tax. Itis
true you have not paid the railroad
tax heretofore but not because you
did not justly oweit. The plat, a copy
OF which you will find nj bank, puts
you In Salt Pond railroad district.
When we took OF the tax before We
did IL without investigation and the
court did IL on my reccomenda alton.
But as II now stands I think they will
recall tue back years and hold IL on
books against you. The receipts sent
10 bank are O. X. and will stand as
they are, except the penalties as they
accrue. ! have ordered the bank To
return them to me or hold them AT
their own risk. You should pay the
Salt Pond railroad tax every year aud
why the assessor gets you for II only
occasionally i do not know. As To
you waiting iii next fall, that Is u
matter enti.ely NJ your own pleasure
u you wlsh TO stand the penalties and
other costs which may be made. AS
TO bringing suit that would be a mat.
Ter In the hands Of my successor next
fall, though II could be brought 10
February this year. Trusting you
will take q different veiw OF the mat
ter and pay a. bank imped.atly.
am very truly yours,
J.. A. Walker.
Now, l want to- know. il |
justly owed the tax, what
right did Mr.. Walker have
TO refund the tax? Then he
goes on and says, "when we
took it off before. we did IL
without investigation" Now
wasn't Mr.. Walker rather
low in making that investi-
cation waiting until his sue
cessor was elected?
Then Mr.. Walker says,
"the court allowed it on my
recommendation" Will the
gentleman, say that he recom-
mended to the court TO take
this tax off the people on a
strip two or three miles wide
an the east and north side Of
Salt Pond township without
investigating it and the court
allowing it without any in
quiry? Now Ii Mr.. Walker
can get the court to take this
railroad tax of / would sug-
gest thyt we get Mr.. Walker
to recommend to the court
that the court takes on all of
our tax, Think II the court
b. Il i right to take OIL this tax
they can take II al oil.
Then the gentleman sajs
ls,but " IL now stands, 4 think
IxaI1- L~:1i~~~nm Az 1,.Anf -
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08

Princess Success II. Ordway... . 2t.W
Miss Expansion, G. A. Covert. $500
Lady Lucille, Rlggins& Rogers. 1000
Lady Lucille II II. g. Fray. 81 90
Bears
Best Yet J. r.. Hopkins ........ 20 90
The Prophet, Cbas Hume ...... % 90