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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
HOSIERY

Misses Black Jack Hose 61a to 91a
but broken stock. A good article
and the best Remnant bargain Of
fered. Regular per pair 15c, Rem
nant price.
Child's Seal Skin Fleece Hose, an
extra heavy Jersey ribbed, fast black.
Regular per pair 35c, Remnant price
No. 427- Boys Bicycle Hose, heavy
by l ribbed, broken sizes. Rem
nant prize per pair only.............10c
No 2406-Misses' Ribbed Hose. A
broken line in sizes, a good value.
Regular 2 for 25c, Remnant price per
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
Cruel sprina.

The talk In the village hostelry had
been on the subject Of vegetable
freaks. but at length 1t veered round
10 goats.
"Did ever you keep a goat, BlllT'
inquired a gray whlskered gentleman
In corner seat.
ibid l everr' answered the little
man addressed with rustic familiarity.
Il bought one last Christmas what
nearly brought me to the work us.
Eat anything. from tins o. blackln' to
tatirons. that goat would. Lucky
thing for me the spring killed It,"
Il didn't know the seasons affected
goats" observed the gray whiskered
gentleman.
Who's talkin' about seasons?' came
the reply 1T was the spring OF our
alarm clock what e made a meal of
one day as done ity'-London Express.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

keep her love fresh, ana she VIM
break her neck to please you"
DIR. Bernauer called bachelors cow
ards. He advocated the right OF wom-
en- to propose to the men they love.
THE new girl viii not trust her hap
plness to traditions that have forced
her TO seal her lips upon her love-" re-
marked DIR. Bernauer. 1.-THE justice Of
the coming generation Will release her
from this convention. She win be hon
est with herself. Her love will make
Its own declaration. The new man
will accept her proposal as a tribute to
his manhood"
DIR. Bernauer said woman's most fas-
cinating age was between twenty-five
and forty. Investigation, he said,
showed that the happiest marriages
resulted when the brides were between
these ages. Trial marriages, he said.
were degrading to women, ruinous to
the hOlne and a menace to any nation.
He denounced the so called affinity"
Of the married man or married woman.
THE only proper affinity" said DR..
Bernauer. els one before marriage or
one which makes two persons happy
without making a third miserable"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
LEADING Freioht bv cards.

81 don't know whether the practice
Is still kept up in the far south, but
remember how tickled was at seeing
the method used in loading goods into
freight cars down in Mississippi some
while ago." said a railroad man of st.
Louis.
"a lot of strapping black fellows will
be on the Job under the supervision of
white man. who viii be issuing Or
ders with great volubllity. Put this
aboard the king of diamonds; take this
to the ace of hearts; load this on the
ten Of spades; this to the jack of clubs,
and 50 on, and then you'll notice each
one OF the long line of freight cars has
tackled on 1t some one of the fifty two
cards composing a full deck. The SEN
egambian loafers for the most part
were ignorant Of letters and figures.
but every man Of them knew the paste
board emblems which he had often
handled in games OF seven up. That
next to craps is the chief diversion of
the colored sports of Dixie. "-Baltl.
more American.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
ANTI-GRoUCH CLUB.
Cleveland Girls to Wage War on All
Brands Of 0rumpinsss.

Cleveland Girls to Wage War on All
Brands Of Grumpinsss.
Banded together to wage squelchlng
warfare on all brands OF grumplness
and grOuches, there's u crowd OF young
women In an Office OF one OF the big
factories In Cleveland. o., who say
they have a solemn duty to perform,
but so about II In anything but a sol.
emn manner. says a Cleveland CORE
spondent OF the Columbus (ol Dis
patch.
There was 50 much general crank
ness all around" explained Miss Mar
garet EllOm, president, that this cru.
sade just had to come.
Like charity. we are going to begin
at home" she said.
We've pledged solemn VOW to
pound no more typewriters to fraxzles
as a means Of venting our inward
wrath. Neither are we going to snap
OF peoples heads over the telephone,
Then there are whole lot OF other
things that we have sworn of doing"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

Rocky Mountain shorty. who oper.
ates q string Of traps on Hoodoo creek,
In Wyoming. Is the latest candidate
for denunciation as a nature fakir by
the president. says a Blrdseye CWyol
correspondent OF the Denver News,
Shorty asserts that as he was carrying
home a rabbit. caught In one OF his
traps. a large eagle swooped down
from behind him and seized the rabbit
In It's talons. The tremendous jerk
the bird gaze the rabbit so startled
Shorty he dropped the game and utter
ed a yell. The howl caused the eagle
to drop the rabbit. and bunny prompt
~ took TO his legs and escaped. The
eagle alighted on q nearby tree and
shorty, enraged at the gall Of the bird,
shot e with his Tiaa.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
BEST MAN TO MARRY
Nab Round Faced Kind, Advises
Chicago Physician.
CAPTURE HIM ON THE SPOT.

Or. BsrMausr Advocates Right Of We.
men 10 Propose Marriaso-Tslls Men
HoW 70 Keep Love They WIn-RS.
ssrds Trial Weddings ~ Degrading.
Beware of drawing a love blank
In the matrimonial lottery. Some men
are born devoid Of the ability to love.
marry 4 man who Il well developed
an inch and a half behind the ears,
located. Feel his head II necessary.
Look out for the man broad behind
the ears and full under the eyes. He
makes a quarrelsOms husband.
Have q care about tying up with .
muscular man OF highly nervous tenn
permanent He is apt to turn out
brute after marriage.
Think twice before marrying n
highly spiritual man. He In apt to be-
come melancholy and take to drink.
"But II you and a round faced man
nab him on the spot. Round faced
men make the best husbands"
This was the practical advice given
% Chicago women by DIR. Julius Der
naueF In q lecture on Love and Az
nnity' before the Psyche Physiological
nocisty the other night. says a Chicago
special dispatch to the New York
Weird
'sIn husbands the right man In more
ampoEtMnt than the right age" said
DE. Bernauer. The right man II
h0nesL clean minded, industrious, am
hati0us. sober, aRectiOnate aud not less
tAAn twenty i've years old.
The average man when be casts
about for a wife Is not hunting q cook,
waahsFwoman or housemaid.
He doesn't care for toy. slave OF
. drudge. He wants-just . woman.
Ia American man Is 4 practical lover
and q nuptial optimlBt. Women should
eultiVAts good nature. II brings hap
p4n@ms and health. Bad health and
eonstAnt complaining open all the
doors and windows through which
love departs. Cultured optimistic wo
@sa are the nations best asaets."
HsFs h some advice DIR. BsrnAueI
mye % men TO enable them to hold q
wum&n when they have won her:
"p0n't hang around the kitchen.
~D0n't eriticise your wife's domestic
aTangemsntz or her cooking.
SHARE all your pleasures with her.
"Don't correct her In the presence oi
s9AsRa.
~C0SFs her a. your wife - assidu
e1s3g a. y0u courted her as your sweet
hart
Kiss her every morning when yOU
- % W0Tk
Tel ksE she IL pretty.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
Arrange for Funeral.

The members of the Womens'
Catholic Order of Foresters, of Occur
d'Alene. will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. T. Leidinger, corner
of Lakeside avenue and Sixth street,
Tuesday, at 1880 p. m, to make ar
rangements concerning the funeral
of Mrs. D. Devine, a member of the
society, who died Sunday morning.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13
Generally the Gaze.

Il wish you would mention this to
Jinks, 1t il highly important"
'T'n mention II to him today"
But how do you know you VIII see
him todayT
I'm bound to bump into him. l owe
him money. Paul Pioneer Press.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-13

have client who wants a resi-
dent lot close in. Any one having
such for sale see Otto Schmidt, Crab
an block.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16
REMOVAL OF OFFICIALS

The removal from office Of United States District Attorney
Rck and the request for the resignation of Marshal Rounds
with the that Postmaster Fenton is also slated for
retirement demonstrates that w E. Borah and Calvin
Cobb are to be the dispensers of federal patronage for the
present and under Taft that distinguished mountain of
flesh becomes president It evident to every citizen of
Bose Messrs Rck and Rounds incurred the dspleastre
lot the president by simply doing their duty in the matter
OF the timber frauds in Boise basin As an outcome of
the instructions to the be investigated bv
grand jury Senator Borah indicted His trial was
farce and he was acquitted and is thought to cast
odlum upon Ruck and Rounds on account of the ndct
nent although there not dozen Welnfoed citizens
OF Idaho who do not think the indictment was properlv
returned upon the testimony presented to the grand Jury
The action OF President Roosevelt in the matter is
but an exempfcaton of his own Characterization Of him
sen N his famous letter to Hartman which he said
, sou ana are practical men The president has been
led to believe by Borah and Cobb that there was
demand Tor the removal of these officials and being prac
tca politician and believing Cobb and Borah able to deliver
the vote OF Idaho in the national convention and the electoral
college Mr. Roosevelt has given ear to their demands
nat Is all there to it. but Mr. Roosevelt is liable to hear
something drop in Idaho that will not be exactly 70 his
liking. ms
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

IGNORE the anti-Mormon planks of former wears !,
Paine admits that the declaration of the last national
form upon the subject of polyganly and pau.
ch1rch and state good Democratic doctrine and utt q
lother statement that the electors oath will be a us
we cannot see wherein there is sufficient difference f
between the factions to have raised all this merry he'll
I'VE had at Twin Falls and expecting again to a
lat Wallace.
Mr. Paine sees something of this view when he 4
lin big type that the objection not to the reenac
the OATH but the proposition Of making political @
al the alleged necessity for its re-enactet In other
THE Duboisites would demand the reenactment of @
and the anti Dubois faction would ignore it, but both
tions would support it in the legislature. Here rt
thin preext to split great party upon and if tbis M
view generally held by the opponents of Senator Db
they might as well admit that ther opposition has No ,
basis than that Of personal dislike. 0"i'r
There is much in Senator Dubois management i
Of the state committee, by appointment of a man s
known chairman and who presdes without c o
slant coaching from henchman of the senatoi
his naming committeeman from Ada county who cond
receive corporas guard of votes, his taking the CON
ventons to out of the way places like Occur Aene and
Twin Falls, and his abandonment of all Democratic cc
and fighting solely upon the of anti ornon
have caused widespread dsapproval and these are tb
basis OF the great revolt against him The Citizen hae f
that fight along these lines would have shown the senate
the of his ways and would have resulted finally n
better understanding and united party especially in view
0t the fact that Mr. Paine admits that the last natn1
blank good doctrine and that the electors oath will h
amended in accordance with the recent supreme court
lecson
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16
MIR. PAINE'S ADDRESS

Hon harl PANE has issued address to the Demo
Gratis Of kootena Latah Bonner and Idaho counties +b
hour northern counties which vet to hold rri,aroe
ana upon the result Of which may depend the comnevio
Iof the Wallace convention Mr. Paine makes two 500
ents that are OF much interest one is that the new 1e
atue by unanimous vote will make the electors o9+
CONFORM TO the language of the constitution r. A.
FaHle really thinks see no earthly reaeo, W.
ne should oppose demand for such legislation in 1a av
state platform Surely party would be on safe grounds
that would propose to legislation that oarf -
pass legislature without opposition The second 800
ment Tor the Democrats of the north to ioin those If
southern section Of the state in writing onepan atf
THAT the election of William + BRYAN is the ,,araa,.
issue Inns IS an astounding presumption upon Mr. paia
part We do not believe ha1f-dozen DELEGATES - -
convention will stand with Mr. Paine upon this nroro;4;
Surely with all the vulnerable points Of |
administration q the state the Democracy will not ra;
silent and certainly will they make specific n1edge
thoSe great questions Of policies that now demand
W every American commonwealth
When Mr. Paine first made his suggestion rf : I'LL
alk PLATFORM we were willing to support the same M
Vlded It formed the basis of get-together policy
lIe democracy The Citizen moved to amend by advisin
plank dealing with Republican misr,le Il ~;
always with the view of obtaining united Da,
we gather that Mr. Panes plans are not n+e,,la1 "a
my way satisfy the Dubois faction and if not tb ~ ~
; no reason under the why if the other factio, -
hey can not write old-time Democratic r1atf %
MS they VIII surely do either ignoring or repiiatir ~
lormon plank But under no eireil,rs+a,7 is INC
platform consist OF the plank suggested ~ M D. Inc
heretore his appeal to the north Idaho Democt els
ased upon false premise. Is
ne real appeal Is to overthrow Dubois and The NJ
= issue 10 take the management of the canlpaion "a
tne hanas q the former senator and to repudiafe
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

The delegates the Wallace convention should carry
on correspondence with each other with the view OF mar
lmonious action The necessity for Democratic victory
s too great to be eopardized by Wanglng ana Jangg
mob the Twin Falls The time IS ripe LOT
the return of the state of Idaho to the Democratic loa
land only the pcryersty and blindness OF the leaders can
prevent such contamination.
The Comnoner gives out table which SHOWS
that Mr. Bryan has majority of 20 in excess Of the two
thirds required to nominate Denver and it now looks
though other would be presented for considera
ton All will be peace and harmony at Denver, excepting
the factions from Idaho will be hand to strike note OF
Idiscord
We circulation of 900 copies for the campaign
The Citizen will be in the forefront of the contest and will
uphold the standard of Democracy in the tckes Of the
fight. Only SO cents until after the election.
There differences among the rank and file oil
the Democracy Of the state 1t only the stfnecked
and selfish policies Of the leaders that there danger OF
division and defeat
For the campaign the twice-a-week Citizen will be
sent for SO cents The circulation Of the paper should be
made statewide Send us in list Of new names.
There are many Democrats who think that the Twin +
Falls convention has cleared the way for harmonious action
at Wallace It is to be hoped they are correct.
The timber trials are approaching in Boise and the
recentmoves have all been to secure whiteWash
-Four years of Taft with Cal Cobb dictator Of daho!c
sound the slogan beat the tontom and all fall in line
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16
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REAL ESTATE VALUES

IS in Scott ranch u mile from car line Good land will
free water Price SI3oooo
% acres mile from Kuna main line Price $4,000 Fine
land and has Z s. Government water 10 wears to av for
Does not require residence This will be worth 500 per acre
within one year
10 acres with inches decided water House barn and fence
near Best station Good land and nice. Price sSoooo VIII
trade L his IS south Of the river in fruit belt
40 acres Desert tand assignment good land and lies nice with
tree water about available Price 100000 Good stock range
500 acres 50 acres be cultivated 50 fenced u under cult
' wafer available at small cost. cords of wood
Dc cut on place close Boise water way Price $4,000
We have land the Boise Valley car line with decided water for
$1,000 per acre and up.
We have land the nterban car line from 5000 Der acre and
up = r.
we nave city lots from each up at small payment down. BAL
ance 80 to $500 per month Why pay rent Fs'''''
we have one Of the best stock ranches west Of the Rockies 20
HeIes al less than SIS 90 per acre.
, acres Desert land assignment good with
Acres N Scott ranch with free water and buildings and
'0ou e miles from 9Th and Main Price $4,000
louise with three lots all in fruit Of all kinds also chicken
oue and large yard 1t has free water and is we'll fenced
beautiful home plot Price $4,000
oe OF eight rooms hallway FIVE closets pantry bath room
~ chicken house etc Only blocks from O. Price $1,000
down " ~ iiot Want more ulaii q
ana 100 acre Homestead Renquhnents Under Boise Payere
i ? Government project cheap
addition in city o"is'e anu ~ He''2
improved Boise residence property
great bargains either for speculation
homes. We defy competition in
rye or small places.
| ! ga Real Estate Agency
= = Williams Manager. H. A. Alden, Attorney.
aaslaa laaala laaaaas
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

In dispensing the federal patronage this early day
the Borah-Cobb Brady combine will Of material
q promise the faithful ana with nothing to promise truly
will Boras occupation be gone These men are treating
the Republican party Of Idaho their special pro
perty and using il 10 such base ends and selfish pur
TO lead to widespread revolt Of the rank and file
Already there is but slogan heard among the Repub-
cans II Ada county and that is that the rings power must
be broken Antiring Republicans organizing in every
precinct IN Boise and the next county convention will
show lot Of faces Of determined men, all from the
ring collar.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

The slogan Of the Ada County Republicans IS that the
rngsers must be kept of the next conventions The
trends ot Senator Hepburn not be hunbueqed bv
the gang whose sole thought whether expressed or implied
Is to get rid Of that man Hepburn
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

Because n NJ Ruck unable to meet a debt Of
$500 the president is convinced that Bill Borah was not
party 70 the conspiracy loot the timber lands of Boise
basin The logic is irresistible The government will
get these stolen lands returned presume about
time Friedman gets the $500
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

BE Just to Borah It So much the spirit Of
revenge that prompted him to scalp Ruick and Rounds
as the necessity of having the timber friendly
hands i would look mighty bad for Borah any Of
his alleged conederaes were convicted Of stealing the tim
Der lands q Boise basin. that Uncle Sans but
is his no longer
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

Il the presidency is for sale it will be knocked down
e Taft Ills campaign expenditures date are larger
than known before the history Of the country and
as he is nov openly supported by Wall money will
flow more freely than i did in 1890 Well he will need it
and then some
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16


cans II Ada county and that that the ring power must
be broken Antng Republicans organizing in every
precinct in BOISE and the next county convention will
show new lot Of faces q determined all free from
ring collar.
BE Just to Borah II was not So much the spirit Of
revenge that prompted him scalp Ruick and Rounds
the necessity If having the timber cases in friendly
hands. II would look mighty bad for Borah anv Of
his alleged conederaes were convicted Of stealing the tim
Der lands q Boise basin, that Uncle Sans but
i his no longer
II the presidency for sale will be knocked down
e TAFT lis campaign expenditures to date larger
than eyer known before N the history Of the country and
IS he now openly supported by Wall money will
flow more freely than did in 1890 Well he will need
and then some
Because n NJ Ruck unable to meet debt OIL
$500 the president IS convinced that Bill Borah was not
party 70 the conspiracy loot the timber lands Of Boise
basin The logic is irresistible The government will
get these stolen lands we presume about the same
time Friedman gets the $500
The slogan Of the Ada County Republicans i that the
rngsers must be kept out Of the next convention The
trends q Senator Hepburn not to be humbugged by
the gang whose sole thought whether expressed or implied
y 70 get rid Of that man Hepburn.
Bill Borah was indicted because the evidence before
the grand jury sufficient demand that he face trial
and all the huabaoo that raised will not alter his
TACT which known by even the school children Of Boise
There never such vocerous silence as that which
the Statesman displaying in advocating the nomination
i can ne heard to the utternost confines eff the state
With Taft president Cal Cobb might become secre
tary Of the Interior He could have the endorsement Of
the Barber Lumber Company, and through that concern
the endorsement Of all the timber barons
The removal Of Ruck and Rounds is regarded Id 7
another vindication Of Bill Borah The trouble with
Borah that he TO need vndcation about every y
full Of the moon
Mr. Bryan may be pleased and again may not be f.
realize that his fool friends Idaho esteem him So on1a
that they will two Of presidential electors pledged
to him
After the Wallace convention Mr. Dubois party will e.
not be So large but will be mighty select his plans do fo
not gang agee a.
Taft the candidate Of the predatory interests while N
folding out the banner Of reform fool those who wish h
g be fooled ~
Borah should spring Cal Cobb for the presene, he
While he has Roosevelt hypnozed he should get while sts
les getting fb
Bill Borahs day will come There never vet was ! me me
ocal scalper who al last did feel the tomaha sol
imself '" : ~ ~
The Citizen Job Rooms among the best eauinped a
nd most modern in the state and viii give satisfaction cor
i've us trial O.,
The Citizen will be any address until after the she
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

Bill Borah indicted because the evidence befor
The grand jury sufficient demand that he face trial
and all the huabaoo that be raised will not alter fiji
tact which known by even the school children Of Boise
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

There such vociferous silence as that which
the Statesman IS displaying in advocating the nomination
q candidate for senator By the Republican convention
It can he heard o the uttermost confines o the state
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

We want a circulation of s 900 copies for the campag
The Citizen will be in the forefront Of the contest and
uphold the standard of Democracy in the thckest OF Il
fight Only SO cents until after the election.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-06-16

With Taft as president Cal Cobb might become Secrt
tary q the Interior He could have the endorsement
the Barber Lumber Company and through that concer
the endorsement OF all the timber barons
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-05
COTTON MADE A
SHARP ADVANCE

Cotton contracts at New York vio-
lently rebounded yesterday, net gains
of p to 81 points being made. The Eng
lish market took a spin to a higher
level on the news of frost in the
western section, and this formed a
basis for big jump on this side,
where the opening was at gains of
.25 to SO points. Around the noon
hour prices had bulged an additional
IL to II points on covering, but the
early buyers became sellers again and
the market eased off a point below the
opening, the tone at the last being
denominated steady.
In the local spot market the only
offerings were of the poorer grades,
which were not in demand. 1t is pos
sible that 93s cents, basis good mid
ding, could have been obtained for
the better grades, but buyers were not
anxious for supplies. The fiuctuation
of the futures market has made both
buyers and sellers willing to wait for
more stable conditions.