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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-08
Cot Glass

Sot SA0SS
Vases, 12-in. Cut Glass Vases.
f1aring top. regular price $3.50.
Pre-Inventory price. :. .$2.95
Berry Bowls-s-in. cut glass
Berry Bowls. star and fan pat
tern. regular price 1918. Pre-
Inventory price ..-...-..$ $500
Whipped Cream Bowls
Deep rich cutting, regular price
s6.25. Pre-Inventory price $4.75
Compotes@Cut glass Com
potes. buzz-saw pattern, cut
stem. regular price $500. Pre-
Inventory price .$3.27
Vinaigrettes-Cut glass Vim
aigrettes or oil bottles. pin
wheel cutting and cut stopper.
regular price $500 Pre-Inven-
tory price .$2.20
Bon-Bons-Fancy shape cut
glass Bon-Bons, new and charm
ing patterns. regular price s2.75.
Pre-Jnventory price ..$1.95
Spoon Trays-Cut glass Spoon
Trays. star and fan cutting reg
ular price $3.50, Pre-Inventory
price S1.69
Handled Compotes-Cut glass
compotes with handle and star
and fan cutting. regular price
s3.95. Pre-Inventory price $40
Plates-12-in. Cut glass Cake
Plates, star and fan and cube
cutting, regular price SIS. Pre-
Inventory price $3.50
Ice Cream Trays-17-in. oval
Ice Cream Trays. deep rich cut
ting on French blanks, regular
price $500. Pre-Inventory
price $3.50
Oval Salads-very handsome
pattern. IL in. cut glass oval
Salads. regular price $500. Pre-
Inventory price -. -. 1918
Centre Pieces-Large size cut
glass Centre Piece. cut neck and
scallop top, regular price SIS,
Pre-Inventory price .$11.75
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-08
To Reduce Our Stock of
Toilet Accessories and Stationery

Comic Post
Pocket Mirrors with ceuoid backs. lie
DO Chamos Pen Wipers Z>Hc
loo Calling Cards. % in package. Sc
2oc 25c and 35c doz Score Cards Price
25c pound package of Bond Paper. .12sc
25c bottles of "sano' Liquid Soap POE
s. Graves Tooth Powder
Soc 75c Pompeian Massage Cream and soc
containing great IN,
Reducing. PeInventory Sale EVC
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-08

Russian Brass
4.25 Jardinieres, for. ..... 2.7O
500 Jardinieres, for. 1925
$50 Jardinieres, for. ..... 5.75
800 Loving Cups for. -. 200
500 Vase for ......,.. $40
4.50 Coffee Pot for. 3.17
100 Candlestick for. 1.4O
$50 Candlestick for. ..... 1855
$50 Candlestick for. ..... $50
3.75 Candlestick for. 2.75
$50 Candlestick for. 3.25
$50 Candlestick for. .,.... $50
SIS Candlestick for. -. 6.25
1.95 Jewel Box for. -. 1.5O
2.25 Jewel Box for. 49,. 1.75
2s5 Door Knocker for. 2.25
$50 Smoking Set for. 3.S5
5.95 Smoking Set for. AS
Gas Portab.es
s1.1s Portable, reduced to .S5
200 Portable, reduced to. 1.5O
$50 Portable, reduced to $50
4.5O Portable, reduced to 800
500 Portable, reduced to $50
$50 Portable, reduced to 400
SIS Portable. reduced to 4.25
$50 Portable, reduced to AS
7.95 Portable, reduced to $50
$50 Portable. reduced to 6.25
Gas I.amps-Oomplete-$24
value. reduced to $3.50. -$16.5O
$25 value, reduced to -. $500
Electric Desk Lamp. complete.
regular $1,000, Pre-Inventory
sale price -. $3.50
Electric portable complete.
$500 regular, Pre-Inventory
sale price .............- $4,000
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
ReaI Estate Trnnsrers.

U. S. to Sarah C. Simpson, lots %
of sec Z, twp 40, IA W.
T. A. Wads ct al. to Alfred B.
Rounolds, lot 10. blk Of Capital
Hill addition to st. Maries.
NJ. L. Swisher ct ux. to Thomas p.
Brown; $4,000; lots Sc. blk 6,
Shanks, Boyd addition to Post Falls.
Thomas P. Brown ct ux. to NJ. l..
swisher; $4,000; tracts 1894, plat
5, Greenacres.
Saunders A. Varnam ct ux. to
Birtha Sands; $500; a lot in blk 2,
Variants addition.
Albert A. Campbell ct ux. to Amos
o. Creed; $4,000; nwA of nwh of
sec 70, twp 81 r W.
John Fitzgerald to Ora B. Haw-
kins; $3.50; lot 8. blk 3, town OF
Terrell.
William w. Terrell ct ux. to Miss
Mena Filter; 1925; lot IL, blk 16
town of Terrell.
William Terrell ct ux. to A. G
| Anon; $50; lot Z, blk II, town Of
Terrell.
The Norris Co. to Occur d'Alen'
Lumber Co. parcel of land nwA es'
LA, twp SO, 4 W.
Ida May Norriss ct mar. to Coeui
ldAlene Lumber Co.. acres in tn
nwA of sec "a. twp S3, 3 W.
w. F. PIonske ct ux. to j. G. VII
| Iiams; 500; S% acres of sec I. twl
80, W.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21

Mr.. ana Mrs. Boyd childer.. y
MOSCOW. are visiting with Mr.. chin
ders' brother, Geo. ChiIders. ana fam
lily. They win remain for severa,
days. =
John Howard. who formerly had
the agency Of the Singer sewing ma
chine In this city, has taken the
agency for the White Sewing Ma
chine company.
NO summer goods to be carried
over at our store. Our room-m,akine
sale prices will convince you. Look
up advertisement Of yesterday. Ida
no Mercantile Co.
Mrs. G. W. NorQulst and mother
Mrs. 8. A. Burnett, left this morning
Tor st, Paul. Mr.. Norquist will Join
them at that place in about a month
and they Will! then proceed to Red
Wing, Minnesota, Mr.. Norquist's old
home, and participate In Red
Wings Homecoming festivities, which
will be held there on Aug. %, 2s
and "a.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
INDIAN RRAUTY SHOW.
Redskins Enjoy summer Festival in
Oklahoma.

MUsKoGEE. Okla. July 2i.--The
good old summer time IL being joy
fully welcomed by the redskins OF
the new state with the customary
dances, festivals and merry-mahIng.
Among the novel features which will
mark the seasons festivities among
the Indians is beauty show" 20
be held early next month at the new
town OF Bromide. Several hundred
Indian maidens have already entered
and the show win doubtless afford
unique opportunity to witness the
most beautiful charmers Of the Okla
homa tribes.
Another feature of the summer In
Oklahoma in which Poor Lo takes
especial delight is the green corn
dance. This festival. as usual. IL pre-
coded by preliminary busks. at which
the Indians drink eoncoction brew
ed from certain weed, the secret of
the medicine men. This is supposed
to cleanse the system and keep the
partakers free from disease.
No good Indian will eat roasting
ears until after the green corn dance,
custom handed down from father
to son for many generations, and still
rigidly observed among large num-
Der of the fullbloods. For this cere-
mony, hundreds of braves assemble
and the squaws cook large kettles
full of corn cut from the cob, put
ing big pieces of beef and pork with
1t. Each Indian has bowl, and get
ting his portion sits on the ground
or anywhere else he can while he
eats. A dance will sometimes last
three days. There is a feast each
day and a dance the night following,
At these dances the trouble occurs
The Indians, after their severe medi-
cal probation, are in fine fettle. Then
bootleggers always manage to get in
lot of "4O-rod" liquor and the fight
ing begins. Deputy marshals watch
these stump dances closely. and they
usually land several bootleggers
The more liquor there is the more
fighting. If there are old scores In
an Indian town they are usually set
tied at these places because all tbs
Indians attend and when they com
mence to get drunk they proceed Il
wipe out their differences.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
CHURCH SPLIT OVER JAPs.
Some Members Object TO Christiani&-
ing Efforts.

Some Members Object TO Christtani1-
ing Efforts.
BELLINGHAM. Wash, July 21.--
Because a certain faction In the First
Christian church objects to having
their children put In the same sun
day school classes with japanese and
because the pastor, the Rev. II. Il.
Brooks. is said to devote too much
time to Christianizing Japanese. the
congregation is badly split. The eli
max came Sunday when q vote was
taken on whether to keep the pastor
another year or not. The minister
boldly declared from the pulpit that
he intends to continue his missionary
work. A vote was taken. but the
majority favored keeping the minis
ter another year. Now Mr.. Brooks
says he is not sure whether he will
stay.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
HouNps TRATL FuaTTIYE.
Armed Iaborcrs Seek Assailant Of
blacksmith.

Blacksmith.
ELLENsBURG. Wash. July 2I.--
After shooting four times and fatally
Eounding a blacksmith's helper In a
Milwaukee construction camp east OF
this city today an unknown Aus
trian laborsr escaped to the hills and
Il still fugitive. pursued BY a sher-
ms posse with bloodhounds. A
number OF angered laborers, armed
with all manner Of weapons. who are
assisting In the chase. declare that
they will deal out summary justice
II the criminal Is caught.
The alteration Is said to have
started several days ago, when the
victim accidehtly dropped piece of
steel on the Aastrians foot. The
shooting occurred this morning when
the foreigner walked into the black
smiths tent and opened fire on the
helper. Four shots took effect. and
the victim, whose name has not been
reported, stands little chance Of re-
covery.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
CnnntH Sent Removal.

The executive committee OF the
County Seat Removal club have
placed county seat removal petitions
in the Occur d'Alene Drug store and
the Lake Side Pharmacy. at which
places any person who has not sign
ed and who desires to sign, may sub
scribe his or her name TO the petit
ton. All persons who were not seen
by the eirculators are earnestly re-
ouested to sign before July Is. 1905
The qualifications are as follows;
citizens of the United States. over 81
wears of age, In state six months and
in county 80 days.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
GIVE OFFICIALS HEARING.
Montana Men Must Answer Serious
Charges.

Charges.
HELENA, Mont, July 21.-Secre-
tary of State Yoder, Governor Norris,
former Governor Toole, Attorney
General Galen, Superintendent of
Public Instruction Harmon, State
Land Register Schmidt and State
Land Agent Neill left tonight for
Kalispell, where Wednesday a public
hearing will be held on the charges
filed with the first named officials
that the state land board has dispos-
ed of various tracts of land belonging
to the commonwealth to the detri-
ment of individual bidders and to the
benefit of corporation lumber con-
Germs.
Governor Norris was not a member
of the board, and it is understood he
will sit as a court. Secretary Yoder
was out of the state, while Superin-
tendent Harmon did not attend the
meeting when the bids were acted
upon, but acquiesced in the action.
The lands are extremely valuable for
their timber growth.
Governor Toole and Attorney Gen
eral Galen deny the authenticity of
the charges made in the voluminous
complaint and declare the evidence
will more than justify their action
and that the state received for the
land the highest prices on record
either for state or government lands
in the Flahead country. The out
come is awaited with much interest
the accused being above reproaeh in
business in their home city. Thrice
governor and once congressman Is
Toole's record, while Galen is a broth.
er-in-law of Senator Carter.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
COUNTY CLERKS CONVENE.
Sweeping Changes Recommended in
Official Circles.

OANNA&aA OAENANHs
SEATTLE, Wash, July I'll
County clerks Of the state in conyen-
ton here decided to recommend the
following changes in the system of
operating the offices in the state:
All legal papers, of whatever ma
ture, filed and in the keeping of the
county clerk, to be in duplicate, the
public to have access only to the
duplicate copies. Bonds in all cases
to be approved by the superior court
instead of the county clerk. A fee
of 81 to be charged for the issuance
of all writs.
All instruments required by law
to be filed and now free of cost. 81;
all judgments, IS: notarial seals, SO
cents Seventeen counties OF the
state are represented. Officers were
elected as follows: ]. r. Libby
Pierce county, president; r. j. Glen,
Whatcom, vice president; J. r.
Marsh, Benton, secretary; George
Sales, Kittitas, treasurer.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21

]. r, w. 1tukets CASHIER OF lhe hHOfe hAiif'A
bank, do s0lemnlg swear that the above state
Bent is true 10 the best Of my knowledge and
belief
r. W. TINKEI., Cashier.
CORREcT--Attest
e. q. SARGENT.
J. l. McCLEAR,
81 ID. WRIGHT.
Directors
Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 18th
day Of July, 1904
lsEALl MAUDE THokNTON,
Notary Public
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21

twenty-five head Of native bred
and raised work horses. gentlemen s
roaasters and single drivers and q
faw saddle animals. These horses
usra raised in sOutern Idaho and are
All well broken and kind and gentle.
We invite an inspection and trial BY
those In need OF Hrst-elass animals.
ELWELL 4 McwILLlAMs.
Occur d'AIene Livery.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
70 THE PUBLIC

IN, deem II a special favor II pat
!, Press W. ~ receive their paper regularly
NO III ~ - saH to the Office. a. II 10 our
VOL sn, ' u knowing how the carriers are do
~ EoIE, reward OF IS for evidence that
( vii pay 49, one Of stealing papers after
. sI.Ilvefed TO residences: ,v,.
~ THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21

Leave information at the Press Of
fee or phone in your society news.
personal mention or any other item
OF interest to the public.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21

The Press Publishing Co., the
Print Shop by the Lake, prints for
particular people.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-07-21
CITY IN BRIEF.

VI. OFCA H'
be city.
~; Flynn was a county seat Wis
today.
10. Chew, of St. Joe, is in the city
basiness,
Ned Carson is a Mullen visitor
he city.
S. Smith, of Wallace. is in the
on business.
Room for rent with board. Apply
sl7 Indiana st.
Wm. Terrell, of st. Joe, is a bust
visitor in the city.
mall cook stove for sale cheap.
BIZ to S17 Indiana st.
W. Leaf is a business visitor in
city from Fernwood.
H. MaGee, of Spokane, was in
eIty yesterday afternoon.
lstropole U. S. inspected meats.
Wm. Barr, of Sanger, California, is
fling with his brother, o. E. Barr.
wanted, first class shirt waist
uers. Occur d. Alene Laundry.
Harry Jones, of Sprague, Washing
is in the city visiting with
ends.
Double seated rigs at half price.
other rigs reduced in price at
miners.
Elmer Williams departed yester-
for weeks vacation and outing
Hayden Lake.
Room making sale begins Thurs
morning at the Idaho Mercantile
Dollars saved.
Mss E. Sundin, employed as a
rk in the Little Silk store, is en-
ring her summer vacation.
Metropole U. s. inspected meats.
N. Lavine, of the Hub Clothing
pre left today for a ten days bus
ess trip in various towns in Mon
na.
s. L. Mcfarland, the st. Maries
tOrney who has been in the city on
gal business, returned to his home
Is morning.
No matter what the cost our sum-
er wash piece goods will be closed
It the next ten days. The Idaho
rCantile Co.
E. E, Thomas has Purchased a
pine on lot 2 in Lakeshore addition.
be consideration paid for it could
Dt be learned.
Time to put up cherries and red
Aspberries. do it now" and give
pur order for fancy stock at reason
Bile prices to Idaho Mercantile Co.
Watch the Press for the opening
ate of the Lakeside Bowling Alley
$500 bowling ball will be given al
riEe to the person rolling the high
st game the opening day.
twenty-five head of horses were
dipped from Spirit lake yesterda!
y the McGoldrick Lumber compan!
Or st. Joe and st. Maries. They will
e used in the logging operation
4 the company in that territory.
Smoke union made cigars tn
k-B.
N. s. Rayhill and family, of Ell
Angham, Kansas, who were visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hardman
pave departed for Fresno, California
On their way they will visit Seattle
Portland and other places of inter
est.
Company / of the Uniform rank G
she Knights of Pythias was mustere
ed in last evening. The temporar
officers elected some time ago Wer
made permanent. After the compan
had been mustered in refreshmen'
we're served.
No old. shelf-worn or shoddy good
offered in our roOm-making SAT-
There's money saved in buying nov
Look up ad of yesterday. The ldi
no Mercantile Co.
Suit was filed yesterday in the di
rict court by Burt Munson throue
bis attorneys. against the B. R. Lew
Lumber Co. The action is based 9
hotes given Munson when a settl
nent was had between he and II
company. The amount involved
$4,000.
MetrOpole U. 8. inspected meats.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-02

STANDARD 0il-siorgan combine. 2 he
declared. 1.-The old fights between
these two great powers have been
laid aside. Mr.. Morgan's picture
adorns the wall OF the inner room of
the Rockfellers at 20 Broadway. In
con binatfon today they are working
together in the smaller powers. Mr..
Hill has been taught that he must
not oppose the big ones. The Stand
ard OH got In on the Great Northern
ore deal. The Gould interests are
being swallowed up by the combine.
Morse and heinze were neatly pock-
eted during the recent panic. The
smelter trust was given drnbbing
and started it the same direction.
The Vanderbilts can no longer re-
tain their Important control. and
themselves see the handwriting on
the wall =
The senator quoted John Moody to
show an enormous growth m trust
consolidation and capitalization In
four years. In 1904 Mr.. Moody placed
the capitalization OF the industrial
franchises ana railroad trusts at over
twenty billions. That an cunt had
increased more than eleven billions,
or more than 55 per cent. The
thirty.one billions, he said, did not
represent the financial combinations,
hanks trust and insurance companies.
Mr.. La Toilette read several lists
of eminent financiers, to whom he
accorded various degrees OF power in
the control OF industries. He in
cluded Senator Depew, Of New York.
as among those who exercised large
power and held many direct0rships
in the form Of delegated power exer-
cised by them In mere represent
alive capacity. Mr.. Depew was in
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-02

TO the heirs, executors. assigns. OF adj.
illustrators Of Iohn SauSer.
You are hereby notified that !. your eo-own-
en-, have expended $4,000 IN labor and i'm.
provemcnts upon each OF the following
named Lode mining CLAIMS situated in Dab
ionega Mining. District. County Of Iemhi.
and State OF Idaho. 10 wit the Iowa" lode
claim, recorded in Book IL al page 100,
the Iowa Extension" lode claim. recorded
in Book II" al page Igs, aud the Iowa
No. n lode claim recorded in Book IN" nj
page aos, official records Of Lemhi County,
State of Idaho.
The expenditure OF said sums. totaiing
$4,000 being necessary 70 hold the above
named lode claims Tor the year 1907 under
the provisions ot Section aga Revised Stat.
ates Of the United States.
II. within ninety days Of the completion oi
this notice by publication, YOU faii 10 contrib.
ute yoat proportion Of the above mentioned
expenditure, as owner Of an undivided one
ha ! interest," In the above named lode claims.
amounting 10 $4,000, your interest IN the
above mentioned claims will become the
property Of the undersigned under the
provisions Of Section 23z4 above name,
Dated al Cibbonsville. Idaho. February
7Isi ZOOS.
REUBEN BENNETT.
First publication February .7th i9oS
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-02
La FoLLETTE AND SENATE.

1t is not to their credit that many
republican members quilted their
seats In the United States senate
during the delivery OF Senator La
Follette's speech against tine Aldrich
currency bill Thursday. Nor is 1t to
their credit that by whispered con-
yersations those that remained so In
terrupted his remarks that he was
driven to the expedient OF directing
attention to their rudeness. Their
behavior was, of course, the studied
manifestation OF their attitude. Un-
willing King John felt the same way
when Magma Charta was wruLg from
him at Runnymede.
This man La Toilette has a mes.
sage. All men with messages meet
rebuff. He Is one OF the great COM
moners OF the country. He is one Of
the forerunners Of equality and equ-
ity for his countrymen. He Is out of
harmony with the dominant spirit
and the controlling factors In the
UDited States senate. He is the un-
compromising foe Of entrenched in
terests and syn Heated wealth, as
they are its servants and procurers.
He is champion OF the people and a
defender of their interests; they are
the servitors of swollen fortunes and
the working tool of Mammon. His
philippics against inequity in the
defense Of his country and country
men are gall to their souls, and to
emphasize their disrespect for him
and those he speaks for. they hurry
from the chamber. while be rings out
the spirit Of liberty and equality.
Robert La Toilette has hearersf
His is the brain, tn hand and the
influence that has redeemed wiscon-
sin and leyeled to an equity with the
commonalty the special interests and
privileged favorites that, by means
of the United States senate almost
holds the nation 10 the hollow Of
their hands. His epdeavor was the
instrumentality by which Wisconsin
corporations were forced to pay taxes
on their franchises, until the people
OF that state are no longer required
to pay state taxes. Ten years before
Mr.. Roosevelt ever broached railroad
rate regulation, the Wisconsin COM
monsr was preaching 1T to his people
He was dozen years ahead OF every
other leader in his party, In discern
ing the truth and leading his conn-
trymen back into the channels
marked out By the fathers
Senator La Toilette, 10 the purity
Of bis citizenship and In loyalty to
the true spirit Of the republic, is as
much the superior OF those who de-
serted their seats In the senate
Thursday, as the heavens are above
the dull earth. 1t is mourDful that
there should be such place. and Its
personnel Of such character that men
Of the type OF the Wisconsin com.
moner should be held 10 disrespect.
i Ii is one more overwhelming reason
why election OF senator's should be
direct, to the end that the chamber
may be rurged Of the undesirable
cliques that now bold dominion
there. Portland Journal.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-02
Notice 81 Forfeiture.


10 Fred w. Wheaton, Harry l.. nurdick
md Fred !. Gibson your heirs. executors, adj
illustrators and assigns.
You are hereby notified that VIC the under
signed, your co-owners, have performed the
annual labor required by law for the year
1907 upon the Chicago" placer mining claim.
situated in Eureka mining district. on Moose
creek. IN Iemhi County, State u Idaho.
The location notice OF which is Of record in
he office OF the County Recorder oil said
County in Book Of mining claims records
u said County AT page oz2 and that unless
within the time prescribed by law YOU pay to
me your proportion 81 such expenditure.
your interest in said lode mining claim will
become my property, and IN such case !
shall claim such interest under the terms 81
said law which IL section 23za Of the he.
sised Statutes Of the " 5. and the amend
menis thereto.
Dated February 7oth 1908. salmon, Idaho.
Roy b. ilerndon
J. Arch Hernhon
Claimants and Co.owDers.
First publication Feb. a7sh zoos.