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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11

Tomorrow is the last day Of the
famous sale OF the firm Of Bentail
& Henry, who are dissolying partner
ship. and the firm will on that day
give to the public the greatest bar
gains in gents furnishings and clio
thing that has ever been given in
the city. After tomorrow the goods
remaining will be boxed up and
moved to the building formerly oc-
cupied by the Merchants Transfer
company. and after new goods have
been added making the line com
plete. Maurice Bentall will open In
the building on the 18th day OF this
month a gents furnishings and clo-
thing store. Mr.. Henry VIII leave
for Cottonwood. where he will open
similar establishment.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11

the Elite hotel Everything modern;
rates reasonable.
Peaches 65 cents per box at the
Table Supply Co.
A shipment of Gage hats received
at Robertson's today -ask to see
them.
w. d. Smith, editor of the Spirit
Lake Herald, was business visitor
in the city today.
You will have to hurry to get
peaches at 65 cents per box at the
Table Supply Co.
Miss NJ. NJ. o'Brien has had her
first fine display the past week of
up-to-date millinery.
Mrs. p. f. @Stookey of Lewiston,
is a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Lattamore.
For sale-first-class range and all
cooking utensils. chairs and tables.
Inquire at Press office. II.
Two store rooms for rent in the
Nixon block. Apply at room Elk
change National Bank block.
For the past week Miss NJ. NJ.
O'Brien has been displaying some
beautiful artistic millinery
Mrs F. N. Smith. Mrs. w. W. Wis
cond. and Mrs. J. T. ONO OF Spokane,
are visiting with Mrs S. J. Luce.
f. Dempsie of Bellvue. Alberta, is
in the city making arrangements
with the Merchants Transfer COM
pany for the handling of the Maple
Leaf coal.
Money to loan on farm land. Our
abstracts are accurate and are COM
pleted with dispatch. Fred L. Tiff
fanny, Mgr, 1O4 Fourth st. Bell
phone /.
3lA5a VI ~ ID has a hCig
fine display of correct millinery.
Many beautiful and original designs
are on exhibition. This artist is
noted for her style in this line.
Fall millinery opening at Robert
sons on Thursday. Friday and Sat
urady. September 10. IL and IL
Correct autumn models-the newest
products of expert milliners.
Thee. Greer OF Spokane. has been
appointed temporary coach for the
high school. He will occupy the
place until the board can make ar
engagements with a man for this posi-
ton.
Jean Gillette was arrested yester-
day on the charge OF being a habituai
drunkard. The complaint was pre-
ferred by his wife to whom he had
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11

been source of annoyance lately
while on a spree. He appeared be-
fore Judge Steel for trial and was
given a sentence of 20 days in the
county jail
E. Bjorklund of the ]. X. L.
Clothing store has lowered his dis
play windows. He has also added
a number of lights and now possesses
an up-to-date window for the dis
play of his large stock of goods.
The Womans Relief Corps will
serve a chicken dinner at Sanders
hall on Saturday, September -, be-
tween the hours of 8 and 1880
o'clock in the afternoon. The price
will be 81 cents and all are cordially
invited.
The Elite Millinery will hold its
opening on Friday, September II.
and Saturday, September ~. The
store is just in receipt of its line
of fall goods and will have on dis
play the latest styles in new hats
and a nice line of eastern patterns.
The Elite Millinery will hold its
opening on Friday, September II,
and Saturday, September IL. The
store is just in receipt of its line
of fall goods and will have on dis
play the latest styles in new hats
and a nice line OF eastern patterns
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11
COMMERCIAL CLUB SMOKER
Many Matters OF Importance at Toe
nights Meeting.

The Occur d'Alene Commercial
club will give a smoker at their
club rooms this evening at O'Clock
The smoker is given as a reception
to new members and also for the
purpose of bringing together all the
members of the club, and making
them acquainted with its work.
The club recently added 35 new
members. giving 1t now a total mem
bership of over 200. The board OF
directors are still making an active
canvas for more members and ex-
pect when their work is complete to
be able to show a membership of
800.
The purpose and object of the
organization is the promotion of the
welfare OF the city, and In the past
, ii has done much effective work along
this line. The club henceforth in
tends to branch out in work, look
ing to the up-building of the city
in general. and will make IL Is bust
ness to become interested fin and
labor for all matters and things that
will contribute 10 the prosperity and
growth of the town. The work of
the club in general will be discussed
at the meeting this evening, apd
among other questions of interest
which will come up for discussion
and in which every citizen in Occur
d'Alene is vitality interested is the
county seat removal question. II is
the desire Of the board of directors
that all members attend tonight.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11
NEW THEATER OPENS
Large Audience Attends Majestic's
First Show.

First Show.
The Majestic theater opened its
doors to the public last evening and
from the time the first performance
started until the conclusion of the
last the house was crowded. so that
standing room was at a premium.
The theater is located in the build
ing formerly occupied by the Occur
d'Alene Inn cafe, and is owned and
operated by the Majestic Theater
company. The building has been re-
modelled throughout and finely equip
ped. The program last evening con-
sisted of moving pictures and a one
act vaudeville The feature OF the
entertainment was the singing OF
Miss Rose Busch, who appeared upon
the stage after each one Of the per-
formances attired In the much talked
OF directolre gown, and sang one of
the latest popular songs Of the day.
Miss Bush is a singer of reputation.
she was at her best last evening and
was encored time and again by the
large and appreciative audience.
The theater win be under the
management of Henry Meese OF spo-
kane. who has had years OF expert
enee in the show business.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11
CITY IN BRIEF.

lbs and messengers, phone 1853.
l.. Dahl is a Lane visitor in the
Rerybody smokes the Pee-Wee
Minnick was Rathdrum visi-
Dday.
pink Kran is in the city from
son.
nches IS cents per box at the
Supply Co.
Z. Sargent of st. Joe, is in the
on business.
Rches 65 cents per box at the
Supply Co.
pink link of Harrison. was in
ity yesterday.
b. Harris and wife of Colfax.
isiting in the city.
E. Osmer of Standpoint. is visit
is brother, c. A. Osmer.
J. Browne of Spokane, was a
ess visitor in the city today.
shipment of Gage hats received
obertson's today-ask to see
Wickman of Mullan, was a
ess visitor in the city yester-
u at the Press Office and see
liver set offered with the Even
Press.
spel lecture each evening except
day at 7;45 O'Clock. Fourth
Montana.
viii have to hurry to get
es at s. cents per box at the
Supply Co.
Ice room to rent with hot and
water. Apply to Occur d'Alene
G. Trust CO..
pes Hawkins. an attorney from
pc. was in the city yesterday
gal business.
pse wishing a good warm room
be winter will please call Al
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11
TO THE PUBLIC

Press will deem IT special favor II pat
no fail TO receive their paper regularly
port the sane to the office. as 1t is our
cans OF knowing how the carriers are do
.ir work
#nvlct any one Of stealing papers after
h. delivered to residences
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11
WEATHER FORECAST

Dir tonight and Saturday.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-11
Dissolution Of Partnership

Only Fifteen Hours more to
Purchase before the Store closes
and the Firm Dissolves Partner
ship.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-06-04

ty, a citizen of Arkansas and a great and true man as follows:
 Whereas, The people of Arkan- sas have learned with profound grief of the sudden death of the Hon James K. Jones; and,
 Whereas, The Democratic par .ty in convention assembled feels that it is the duty and privilege to give public expression to the sorrow of the people at the death of this honest and capable public servant.
 James K. Jones was identi- fled with Arkansas from his boy hood and proved his devotion to the cause of the State and the South as a gallant Confederate soldier. In time of peace he be- came a leader in the restoration of social order and the restitution of the State to it's former posi- tion in the Union. In the Gener- al Assembly of Arkansas, in the national House of Representa- tives, and in the United States Senate he served the State with conspicuous ability, integrity and faithfulness. In the national Democratic conventions and con- mittees he won the respect of the whole people as leader.
 The Democracy of Thomas Jefferson was to him a faith like a religion, and he was an apostle in it's promulgation; and those who believe in that faith recog- nize that pillar has fallen from the temple. Wherefore be 1t
 Resolved by the Democratic Convention of Arkansas, That a great loss has been sustained to the people of the State, and that this public token thereof is made in obedience to the universal sor- row of our people in the loss of this great and true man"
 Judge Read of Fort Smith nov ed the adoption of the resolutions
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-06-04
REPUBLICANS TO ELECT 4 DEMOCRAT

Portland, Ore, June 2. -Indi- cations today point to the cleo tion of solid Republican Legis- lature, which will at the same time be morally bound to elect a Democratic senator to the Unit ed States Senate. This unusual situation is reasonably certain to be the result of yesterdays state election. A majority, if not all candidates for the Legislature pledged themselves to send to the United States Senate the choice of the people as expressed by the popular vote for senator.
 Although figures so far receiv- ed are too meagre to base reliable returns upon, all indications point to Governor Geo. E. Cham berlain, the Democratic candidate for United States senator as be- ing the popular choice. Ellis, Republican. has been e-elected to Congress from the Second Congressional district over J. A. Jeffery, Democrat, and w. c. Hawley has carried the first dis trict.
 Prohibition, it is believed has carried in nearly every county in which 1t was an issue.
 Tom Moody went to Fulton this morning on No. ,.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-06-04

ed to it's capacity with delegates and guests, nearly every county and the section set aside for guests being fully occupied.
 Through the assistance of the sergeant at arms the delegations found no difficulty in finding their seats and the convention was all in order within ten min- utes after the call to order.
 The chair announced that Gov. X. O. Pindall had been the unan- imous choice of the State Gen. tral Committee for temporary chairman, and Steel Hayes, of Atkins as temporary secretary.
 Temporary Chairman Pindall was introduced and received with cheers.
 In assuming the chair he made one of his rousing and character istic speeches.
 During the course of Tempora- " Chairman Pindall's speech mention of the names of Culber- son of Texas, Johnson of Mime sota, and others were liberally applauded, but mention of the namesof W. J. Bryan and George W. Donaphey brought forth a storm of applause from both floor and gallery.
 Immediately after his speech the band struck up Dixie and pandemonium reigned for five or ten minutes.
 Phil Scott of Van Buren intro duced a resolution in memory of the late James K. Jones, in which the deceased senator was euloglz- ed and paid him a splendid tribute as a pillar in the Democratic par
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-06-04
BRAKEMAN INJURED.

Yesterday afternoon about six o'clock as the crew of the south bound local were doing their switching in the Prescott yards, Brakeman W, R. Coley was bad ly crushed by being caught be tween the depot platform and a box car.
 Mr. Coley was switching on the house track on the west side of the depot, and in an attempt to make coupling. he came be- tween che track and the platform
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-06-04

by a rising vote, and the whole convention arose.
 PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
 Delegate H. NJ. JacoWay, of Yell, moved an adjournment until 2::3O D. m. which was voted down.
 A motion for the nomination of permanent officers of the conven- tion carried by an overwhelmi 2 vote and Judge ]. E. Martineau was recognized. He was called to the platform and placed in nomination Congressman Joe T. Robinson, of Lonoke, permanent chairman of the convention, and one of the young Democrats known all over the state.
 A. D. DuLaney, of Little River County, moved that the election be by exclamation, which prevail ed by an enthusiastic acclaim.
 MT. Robinson was escorted to the platform by a committee ap- pointed by Governor Pindall, consisting of Senator Clarke, Judge J. F. Reed and H. M. Jac- oWay.
 Mir. Robinson declared the con- vention to be in order, and that the next order of business would be to elect a permanent secretary. Instantly cries of speech" were heard all over the house, and he caused a ripple of laughter by saying, T knew you would do that"
 Then he launched forth in an eloquent address, in which he de- clared that no one man or clique could control the democratic par ty. When he said that he want ed to see honest George Dona- ghey at the head of the list there was a tumult of applause.
 T e convention will probably adjourn this afternoon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-06-04
Democratic Nominee for Governor Who Heads the Big Four Delegation to the Denver Convention.

and was caught by a boX ear and ground around once or twice. Fortunately his cry to stop was heard, and many of our citizens ran to his rescue and pried the car off and pulled him out. Drs. Buchanan and Hesterly were called, and later he was taken to the Park Hotel, where he receiv- ed medical and surgical treat ment. Dr. Hesterly says that Mr. CoIey's hip bone is slightly fractured. No serious internol injury.
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-06-04

Resolved, That the delegates enver be chosen wholly from non-office-holding class of Ocrats. Resolution adopt
 a caucus of POO. CALLED DONAGHEY SLATE.
 manent Chairman-Joe T. hson.
 rmanent Secretary-A. s. lairman State Central Con- ee- Frank Milwee. (tonal Committeeman-Guy bcker.
 egates at large-S Senator J. |arke, George W. Donaghey,
 Ludwig, J. H. Harrod. (LATE FOR THE "OUTs. - fmanent Chairman-Joe T. hSon.
 fmanent Secretary-A. s. Firman State Central Com lew, NJ. Kavanaugh. Pegates al large Clifton K. flnridge J. H. Harrod, E H. Berry, w. V. Thomp- tle Rock, June ?. The Dem PcState Convention'was call order at the Auditorium by man j, B. Rutherford, of Buff, at l2:30 yesterday ne roll call of counties by Eary Rees P. Horrocks
 o every county of the State Eented.
 convention was opened prayer by Rev. T. E. Sharp,
 or the First M. E. Church.
 Little Rock.
 olg Auditorium was pack
The Nevada County picayune., 1908-06-04
f ROBINSON IS CHAIRMAN
Invention In Session at 11:3O---Reso- |utio1 in Memory of Senator J. K.
 Jones Is Adopted.
Little Rock, 6-3-08, 8::37 a. m

Little Rock 6-3-08, 8:37 a. m. l. Cloud, Prescott, Ark, Donaghey, Clark, Harrod, Ludwig, Big Four" Tom ghon, J. H. Crawford, delegates from Seventh Con. sional District Bob Warnock Elector.
 C. B. ANDREWS
Graham guardian., 1908-04-17

farmers in the surrounding terri
tory, and all that was asked for by
the board Of supervisors was one
fourth, the county to contribute the
balance.
Several years ago the road be
tween Stafford and Thatcher was
improved through the same means,
A further instance of the liberal.
ity on the part of the business men
of Stafford was shown the past week
when the list went round for sub.
scriptions to fund to be raised for
the purchase of land for the Odd
Fellows Home if Stafford is selected
for the location of the Home. Over
one thousand dollars was raised in
few hours work.
1t is such showings of genuine
interest in matters that are for tn c
public good to the greatest number
that brings us all closer together
and in the end makes us a better
people.
Graham guardian., 1908-04-17

The Graham County State Bank
is now located at Stafford, having
opened its doors for business Mon
day morning last. Stafford has
now two banks backed by local
capital. Business is looming up
and better times are coming. The
late panic did not hurt the Gila
Valley much, and the worries that
beset us several months ago have
passed away like bad dream.
With two banks now doing busi-
ness in Stafford, new commercial
company to start up in few DAYS,
an other building to be erected for
o occupancy as first class general
merchandise store, another build
ing to be erected for a drug store,
another livery stable to start up
and two automobiles ordered for
rapid transit to valley points, with
Stafford as center, matters, in a
busy way, are looking better for
Stafford and the Gila Valley.
All our new enterprises are be
ing backed by local capital, not
one dollar coming from the out
side. This speaks well of our
financial condition and the stabil.
ity of our business men. We have
hustlers that can hustle, and 1t
won't be long before the Gila Val
ley and its beautiful towns, fine
farms and one of the best irriga-
tion systems in the southwest, will
be forging ahead in betterments of
all kinds. Let us all pull together
now for the success of the entire
Gila Valley, for in union there is
strength
Graham guardian., 1908-04-17

UppoIito Cascarelli ard H B and
W E Mcdowell, lease, SIS; per mo.
on bldg on lot 3 San Francisco twns
for three years
A VI McFate files laborer's lien
VS. John NJ Whiteley and wife upon
lot s blk 8 Hills new add, Clifton,
for $22 80.
Asa Miller files laborer's lien VS.
John M WbiteIey and wife upon
same.
R Lakeuan files proof of labor
Oh | claim in Copper Mt dist.
CS Conway by ATTY, to Cbas B
Jones and wife, release of mtg,
$500; on IL acres in sw IA sec |,
tip I S, T. 25 east.
Alvin Sands is appointed deputy
sheriff.
A A Anderson, sheriff, John p
Whiting, certificate of sale, s953.76;
20 CLAIMS in Bunker Hill dist
(under execution, Becker VS. Kin,
E-Chy M & NJ Coz
Wiley E Jones locates | claim
in bone Star dist
Crosby & Platt are appointed
resident agents for Aetna Insur-
ance Go Of Connecticut
United States to Mary G Clark,
patent, Sc IA NV IA and ne IA
sw | 4 sec 2S, tp B s, r "a east.
United States to George Ronold
patent, W | 2 ne | 4 and 1-2 NV
IA sec 10, tp 5 S, "a east
George Roland, slnge, TO Thomas
II BeU,' deed, $500; same.
Roman Aragon, to John Vagnu-
relli, bill of sele, 1925; houses Nos
255 and 256 on A G Co ground,
Morenci.
Graham guardian., 1908-04-17
Is 1t the Size of the Farm or the
Character of Man That Counts?

We once knew two patrons of Il
cooperative creamery that were
striking examples of successful and
unsuccessful men. One owned l60
acres of land, well improved and
stocked with good cows; the other
owned 7S0 acres Of land poorly
improved and stocked with poor
cows. One made money. The
other did not One had time TO
read, talk with his neighbors and
attend farmers institutes; the other
was always in hurry, worked
hard and never took time 10 think
1t was Il pleasure TO have one
come to the factory, Tor he was al
ways cheerful and everything went
barmoniously with him; the other
was often groucby and everything
in Il short while was gong to even
lasting smash up, If some one OF
the political parties did not do
something to relieve the situation.
The one patron always delivered
good milk, in clean cans and al
ways on time; the other was in.
variablly late, his milk often poor,
sometimes sour and cans dirty.
When asked to clean his cans
properly he would reply that IT
was too much work. He was al
WAYS in a breathless haste, and his
horses, wagons and harnesses
showed i'll care.
The horses were poor because
he did not have time to care tor
them; the wagon was ready to fall
to pieces because he did not have
time to repair 1t, and the harnessts S
were lied up with strings because
he was always in hurry. 1t was
b system to go fast and think
ltule. When the end of the year
rolled around be was always be-
hind and now and then he was
obliged to sell some of his large
farm to make both ends meet.
The other patron drove nice rigs,
kept his horses IN good condition,
wagon and harness in good repair,
in fact every thing about him
showed thrift and good manage
ment. He never owned more than
l60 acres Of land but had purchased
four times that amount and gwen
each one of his sons, as they were
married, quarter section as II
wedding present, and the last we
knew of him, he still had money
in the bank,
Success or failure in farming
does not depend upon the acres
that man owns, or the mum Der Of
cows that he keeps, or the rushing
that he does, but upon the char.
acter of the man, the intelligent
thought that he gives his business
and his management. Men who
take time to think are the ones
that are making money and are
satisfied with their voca ton
Hoard's Dairyman.
Graham guardian., 1908-04-17
Documents Filled for Record

Following is a list Of the docu-
ments filed for record at the coun-
ty seat and compiled by Abstrac-
tor Fred Dysart:
Phslfer. Hagen & Co (for VIM
Mong, c d Hayne, W J Parks, et
al) file proof of labor on 56 claims
in Stanley Butte dist.
james Cluff and wife to David
w Clutf, deed, $500; 20 acres in
NV IL sec "a, tp & s, + rs east.
f L Hageriy and l. Lapoint To-
cate l claim in Copper Mt. dist,
Joaquin Medina claims 100 acres
Of unsurveyed land miles east OF
Clifton.
J n Warden and wife TO Eugene
Hopper, bill OF sale, SO; 2 mares
and | mule.
J n Warden and wife to } c Ott,
man and |, bill of sale, SO; 3
horses, rs goats, household furnl.
ture, barn and corral.
Graham guardian., 1908-04-17
GOOD WORDS FOR CHAMBERLAIN S
COUGH REMEDY

People everywhere take pleas.
ure in tes,ifyihg to the good quail
ties of Cbamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy. Mrs. Edward Phillips of
Barclay, Md, writes: II wish to
tell you that | recommend Cham
berIaln's Cough Remedy Ny lit
tie girl, Catherine, who is two
years old, has been taking this
Remedy whenever she has had a
cold since she was two months old.
About a month ago | contracted a
dreadful cold myself, but | took
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
was soon Us we'll as ever" This
remedy is for sale by Stafford Drug
Company.