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% Choice Cigars always on Hand*?
SKacle's Beer on Draught
P. L Plsher, Prop.
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Livery and Feed Stable
First Class Rag's and Saddle Horses £?
Parties taken to all Parts of the
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Blacksmithing done and work guaranteed.
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Wm. ELDERTON.
Bonners Ferry,Idaho
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Get Your Abstracts from the
Panbandk Abstract Company
(LIMITED)
Rathdrum, Idaho
AND
PROMPT SERVICE
ALWAYS RELIABLE
Informaticn regarding Real Estate
furnished at reasonable rates.
Surety Bonds, Tire Insurance, Ëontuyancing and notary Ulork
THE PIONEER
LIMITED
There is no train in service on i»ny railway
in the world that equals In equipment T to
Pioneer Limited train from St. Paul to
Chicago via the
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST.
RAILWAY
PAUL
Tho railway com
tlte bleeping and dining cars on its nains,
and gives to Ds patrons an excellence ot
Pel vice not obtainable elsewhere. The buf
fet ears, oompartment curs, standard »loop
. and dn mg curs of The Pioneer
: the handsomest ever built.
y own» and operates
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R. i_FORD, Agent,
Room 2, Marble Bank Building
Spokane, Wash.
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The Most Delightful Way TO Cross the Continent
Through Salt Lake City, Glenwood Springs, Leadvillc
I'ueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver.
h Daylight Ride Th ough Nature's Gieatest Jit Galleiy
Passing Castle <>ate. Canon of The Grand, Tennessee Pass,
Marshall Pass and the Royal Gorge.
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3 TRAINS DAILY BETWEEM OGDEN AND DENVER
further, for better can't be
I, address
Kqulyi
d to Nom*. Seek
found. For Detailed informât »»
ent
W. C. MCBRIDE, Gen.l Agent,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
124 Third Street
GREAT IS IDAHO
Her Boundless Resources are on the Eve
of Most Wonderful Development.
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1 iaho is just at the opening ol
great development. The advance
that has been made in the past two
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years has been great, but it is only
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a beginning. Idaho contains thou
sands of square mills of tillable soil
to be had of a generous government
j for the asking. It contains other
thousands of square miles of virgin
I timber, a stranger to the .wood
! nian's ax, and still other thousands
j of square miles, lieh in precious
I metals, un prospected and uudevel
; oped.
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1 he door of opportunity is
. j
swinging uiuecpcn.
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In the South sum. ranging up in
the millions are being expended in
greater irrigation enterprises, pro
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riding new homes for many. Live
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st ok, fruit culture and agriculture
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are all m a prosperous condition.
Rut it is here in North Idaho
Other states adjoining Idaho have
had their periods of great industri
Idaho will have
j al development.
' its day, and that day is now at
hand.
seems room for the
We have
the richest mines, the greatest for
ests, and farms that produce ini
where theie
greatest development.
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BONNERS FERRY
Its Bright Outlook and the Favorable Attractions
in Town and Country.
The location of Bonners Ferry is
favorable for the making of one
the most important tawns in the
State of Idaho.
It has no rival, either present or
prospective, in at. area as large at,
! the State of Rhode Island.
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I* is situated in the North Cen
which is
swiftly moving up to a position as
the Empire county of the State.
tral }>art of Kootenai,
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! It is located at tho junction of
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the Great Northern and Kootenai
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Valley Railway, and at the head
f ' ,, , .
1 of navigation on the Kootenai River,
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i and at the junclicn of the proposed
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Ibpokane* International Raih.uv
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with the Great Northern,
-P, t
i The resources of the country tri
butary to Bonners Ferry aie rich
! and varied Lumbering has already
j materialized as a great industry,]
but Agriculture, Stock Raising,
Fruit Culture, Dairying, and Min
ing are by no means unimportant,
! at this st'>ge of development, and
are certain to become of very great
importance.
! Idaho has tha largest and best
I forests of White Pine left standing
,
in tha world. It also has large a
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rnas ol other valuable limbers such
i ». h n i r- ,
as Yellow Pine, Cedar, Pir and
L- .. /«„„ ... ;
1 am uack' Koo tnai County is
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recognized as tlic leading lun.ber
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mg county in the state, and the
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timber tributary to Bonners Perry
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( is so immin ^e that it has nev er yet
, r
; been comjiuUd. Pjven Montana, for a
distance of 100 miles up the Koo
lenai River, must send her logs
down the Kootenai to Bonners P er
ry to be manufactured, as there are
no available mill sites along that
stream until Bonners Fetry is
Bonners Ferry and the country
tributary offers splendid opportun
lilies to hameseikers and investors,
fj For the homeseeker there is still
some very good governm-nt land
I left, or there can be purchased at
very reasonable figures improved
and slightly 'improved ranches.
The uses that our lands can he put
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reached.
i to depends largely upon the local
I ion Die low lands are suitable for
; J'uzing und Hi:* jno'.u lion of bay
Foot hill randies produce most an'
! norlliern grown zrope, but
art pi iz" winneis for v g< tabh-s and
Iruils, which find a ready matket
in tributary lumber ai d mining
Klo
camps. The next higher, or bench
lands, are slightly dryer, but other
wise ar* much the same in character
and production as what is termed
Wood.
I am prepared to deliver first ;
class stove wood, either green or j
dry, at the following Pricespercord: ;
. »2.50
2,50 !
Cordwood .
16 inch wood, 2 ricks .
Leave your orders with the Koo
tenai Trading Co.
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mouse crops without irrig, Di m '
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While a rapid advance marks
every line of industry in North
Idaho, the lumber industry is Iliak
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ing the greatest strides, and is
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causing the greatest develop men l
Bi , nilU are going up ivi cm
ploy ment to jreat numoers of in -1
borers, and providing a' home
market for many of the products of
the ranch. Towns are rapidly grow- i
ing in population, and new towns j
are springing up.
Congressman French estimates
that there is 2,700,000,000 feet of!
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white pine in Idaho, covering 270,-1
000 acre», most of which is in Nor'h ;
Idaho, ana for every foot of white
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pine there aie live feet of other
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valuable timber, such as yellow
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pine, tir, tamarack and cedir. b)ur
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Umber is pronounced by aompetep.
authority to be of the finest quality
in the world. t
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Idaho's days is at hand and now
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is the lime to in on the around
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floor—it matters not whether it is
a ranch that
is wanted, a timber
claim, a town lot, or a gold mine
Or if you want to start in business'
—now is the time, and Idaho L the
place.
foot hill lands. No irrigation is re
ofjquired whatever,
'I *d ly, But as a rule, h*y, livestock,
vegetables and fruit are
nable,
(itains do »plen
moio vil
as lancliing propositions, I
»'v i' K to the home market. A good ■
idea of the climate may be obtained
from the statement of the faet that
Apples, Peaches, ['tars, [
Prunes, Apricots, Cherriesand small
fruits thrive in the Koatenai Valiev,
The Kootenai Valley, named àf
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ter the Kootenai Liver, a navigable!
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stream. 600 to 900 feet wide, ex
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tends from Bonners Ferry north
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into British Columbia, ad ; stancel
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"I 50 miles. It is three to five,
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miles wide There are other va ley
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lands along small streams. Baek of
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eties. Bonners Perry lias a fine
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î' 1 ' " * 1 c .* iuru * lli8 ' ^ rep '
oi terian, tm I Catholic, and another,
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1 ue Methodist Episopal. to be
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erei.tec. this ytur. 1 hare ere eight
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secret Jriiternal organizatT'ns in the
f .,
town. 1 ne population centering
, 41 » .
1 at iioi nera Perry may be estimated
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i lrom t h e fact that at the las. elect
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i lon 4oU voters were tegistered in
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Bonners Perry precinct,
! " 18 8 healthy country and the
cbniate is mild. 1 t'ere are no!
blizzards nor cyclones. It is ai
coun ^ r y great opportunities.
the scenic grandeur of the conn
* r .v would rival Switzerland. Game,
big and little, is plentiful, and the
[•treams are full of fish.
It is beyond the purposes of this
article to g., farther into details.
(Write tho real estate agents who
advertise in these columns and they
w ill be glad to
tailed ii formation desired.) ■
In conclusion it may be said to
the investor that B urners Ferrv
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the vailty are the bench lands,
limber lands,
and, in adjacent
mountains, an undeveloped mineral
Thpv will (i n fl ,,
i lit \ "111 1111(1 il
o ;uutry.
New settlers are desired in the!
Kootenai Valb y.
1 ospitable j copie and every ad van
tage of schools, churches and soci
furnish you all de
and the surrounding country offer!
i xe| tiniiul opportunities.
sources and fxvorabb h
sngg.st t li is- without further
The upward tendei.ct
•H Iv just begun. No«
Our re
cation will
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pi 'nation.
■f prii'es ii i
I- the time to invest.
The columns of the Bonners
Ferry Herald will give you a
good idea of what lines of business
are represented in a live way in
the town.
Dog License Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all
owners of dogs in Bonners Ferry
they must, w ithin ten (10) j
days after the publication of this !
notiee, pay their license for keeping
Tags may be procured of j
same,
the Marshal.
II !.. Carlton. Marshal.
LEGAL NOTICES
i'A . s ui< i'i'iiLU \tion.
V. S Lat.i Lrthcc, Coeur d'Alene. Idaho.
"nVA'v thereby Klv^n that In oompll
»"înutiè'î'-AnASl I
'* "auj' wîÜÎ- I
a extended to nil the I
I.y a ci . r A I. ISM 1
ance with the pn
Contre«»
for
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t*«le of Timber >
of Callfornln. uj
ington Ti rrltory
Public Land Sia
Paul IV
(Turk. Stute of Idnho. has till* dn> filed in (IiIm |
office hla »«worn lUlcmcnt No
I'urcliHHc «»f Iht \\ h\V 1 4 , S\\ 1 4 N \\ • t and Ia>i I
" ,8 *' c Su 11 « t»|. eo nr x.. ■: w b m
^„1.™^°,^°^'" ItaÄ'Ä I
hal1 for agricultural purposes, an.l Ol
establish his claim to sail iami b.r.n,
the Regln« and R.a-rivrr at r»ur d'Alene,
>•»•><>. i.n UnmUjr, iii- vith d«> ut M»y, wo. j
He names as wit no
SS,* 1 .«-." rSÎV d î ?u5?. B 'Ï4iïîrwïïii. V ' V.
An> a. ..
l'ià'im.,* mmiToin" "
Neva.
f
I. of v
•r v i.'tic
cou nty
I«.»*, for tin*
•ns claiming advrnudjr the,
requested to file their !
before said 22lh di»v |
;
of May. 1905
3-IS -ô-î»
B. N. Dunn, Beglsler.
Act June 3. 1S7S.
NOTH K FOR I'lTHLICATION.
IT. s. La» d Office, Coe ur d'Alene. Idaho,
March 21. 1905.
Novice is hereby given that in com pH- j
ance with the provision»* of the Act of
£' on ? 1 r *'®* J ?",9 187 f 'T l i lo j," A ?, Aot
for the sale of limber lands in the Stales
f T«Hiory/ ?, Ts ^xilnje/to «ü"thê
,,ubllc , 'V. l Ac j 1 of Allk- *• ls
"t sniMiiwim, emmty («•rm.-riy k....
l. imi, State of Malm, h«s ihi« liny flli.J In till«
® mc *; l,ir »«,• <>rn st «< .■ ». «• >* « n... iv.ts lor the
purchase of the S\N l 4 , el Section No. 2, InTwp.
H 02 „ n a , N ". 2 ,, K ; » ,
an< ^ wail oner proof to show that the land
is morc valuable for its timber or »tone !
titan fur agricultural mirposcs. and to establish
JSÎ.Â.ÎS«." hiÄa si'mîlî.Kllui.»:
."«L 'sftik'T m-u.,,.
winis iieijom, oemt-e iî! uuJséii. uu ef s»mi
point, Idaho, Harry \V. Anhlcy, of Boyer, Idaho. I
Any and ail person» claiming adversely the
shove -de scribed fand» arc rviutcsied
daim»
22 th diiv
I'lmber 1.
file their
before
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tiiis office
I May, 1906.
H N. lU'NN, Register.
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Timber Land Act, June 3. 1878.
NOTICE Full ITllLICATION.
1 Office, Coeur d'Alme. Idaho.
U. S. I.
April 12. 100 :».
Notice is
hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June 3 , 1878, nil it led "An act for the sale of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
Ron. Nevada, and Washington Territory." as
extended to all the I'uhlic Land States by act
of Aui'ust 4 . i 8<)2.
11. Bond, of McArthur, County of Kootenai,
Slate of Idaho, has this day filed in this office
his sworn statement No. BWtt, for the purchase
of the NK'., NW',, of Section No. 2b. In Tup.
No tiO N.. Range No. 1 W. H M . and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more val
liable for its timber or stone than for ngrteul
toral purposes, and to establish his claim
1 l.ef
sioner. at his offiee
Tims. .1. Jones. I
Bonnot r
Tuesday, l !»«• ist li day of July 190 ».
witnesses
rant Me I »<
roiiimis
. Idaho.
He names n
John S. Bond,
rich, all of McArthur, Idaho.
Any und all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested
to fiU their claims In this office on or
1 lut h day of July I90V
6-2-1 R. N. Dunn, Register.
Frank B. Bond
II. Kniest Hein
Indore
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NOTICE FOR ITllLICATION.
Depnrtment of the Iii(<-rior. Lund Office ut
d'Alene. Idaho. April 2ft. UHT».
Notice Lk hereby given that the followlng
imined settler hiis tiled notice of bis intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
1 that said proof Mill lie mad«* bef«
J Jones. I'. S. ( omniishiolier, at his office at
June 27. 100., viz:
• Tim«.
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Mill»..
L«>'. is Fit/. i*.
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till!
S«
. Twii. IBS'. It. 2 W. ». M.
ing M'it ne. Hair» to prove
his euniimmns residence upon und cultivation
of said land, viz: Oliver Uahdan. John Me
Kit/, pnlrlek
He naines the
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ail of B«
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NÖTIGE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior. Land Office at
d'Alene. Idaho. March 31. l«m.v
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notice for pchi.kation.
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r.nir .e m»ii<-, m o»i, Mnr. ii it, m.
Notic., is i»r»i.v piv.n timt ti,.- following
iimie-i s. ni. r ims ni,-.i i».ti».. ..t his i»i. nti
I to make final proof in support of his claim.
mi.i dim »..M ..mut »ui i... i.ih.i. i.efure ipimo
w« » 1 . r s. rofnmUNioner. at Ms «»nice in
s« mi point, Mnim. .... m«v it. iwv., viz:
gc.kue hesky ioNnktt,
who mud. ll»»»-t. ,»i Enin n... ;««. f..r the
i,,,.. . » nn .i . s»» t» i, i \ a i !■ it ti
11 . imnub n... fi.iicmii'ig «in»!M s io'i.n.'vc
his continuous residem*»* ui...u ...»i cultivation
..f said hoid. \ iz ( hir.ucc \v. ii.uid.iii m.a.
in.ur. m,o»., cimri.s v. olds. N»eics, Mai».
:
Sntii
to miike Uniil proof i
1 Unit
lo reby ntve
the loll
d»i lee of her Intention
HUpport «-f b-r ebiim.
tin
liier 1 1 h h tib'd
id proof will be
•e Tho».
hit. »! bis
lllee til
May 16, I'.Ht'i, viz :
. Idiibo,
niEi
nnule Home!
M I
c.\!trn»LL,
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1 be
Hitlnuoti«residenee nponnnd eiiitivntion
I. viz: Janies Fit* put rick , Joint D.
•oil, both of # 'opelaii i l. Idubo. Cbarles F.
1 Flselur, James Kinney, I olh of Bonners Ferry.
lhe|M»>i.D»
R. N. IllNN. Rcflslir.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
1 De pint ment of the Interior. Lund Office ut
! Cipur d'Alene. Idubo. March 31. 1905.
Not ice l«« hereby pi von that the following
named st iller bus filed notice of bis intention
1 to innkr final proof in support of Ms claim,
»ml that said proof will bo made before Tims.
. Commissioner, at bis office at
May 10. 1905. viz ;
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Bonners Fe
•. Idaho
II \ it II Y R. Katos.
No. 1710 for the
S'NK' ,. Her. 14. Twp. »'•! N It. 1 V. B. M
lie names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous
of said land, viz : Him
William T Wright. James K
rry. Idaho.
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si. David Ager.
on, all of Bon
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e upon
Ft
- Bennett,
It. N. Dunn, Register,
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TROUBLES
"I find Thedford's Black-Draught
ft good medicine for li
It cm rod mv
disease,
after he had sp nt
$100 with doctors. It is all the n.cd
iclne I lake."—MRS. CAHOLINB
MARTIN, Parkersburg, W. V».
If your liver does not act reg
ularly go to your Irugpist and
Bfx ure a package of Tliedford's
Black-Draught and take a dose
tonight. This great family
medicine frees the constipated
bowels, stirs un the torpid liver
and causes a uealthy secretion
Thedford's Black - Draught
will cleanse the bowels of im
purities and strengthen the kid
neys. A torpid liver invites
colds, biliousness, chills and
fever and all manner of sick
ness and contagion. Weak kid
neys result in Bright's disease
which claims as many victims
as consumption. A
package of Thedford 's Black
Draught should always I« kept
in the house.
J bile.
25-cont
**I uped Thedford'« Black
Draught for liver and k dnry . v-...
plaints und found nothing to excel
it"—WILLIAM COFFMAN, Mar
blehead, Ill.
THEDFORD'3
BLACK
DRAUGHT
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
(J S'. COMMISSIONER!
THOS. J. JONES,
NOTARY PUBLIC : :
: : and CONVEYANCER
OFFICE Al' JONES DRUG STORE
' ,ANDEL ' n . J° N ES & MARSHALL
I AWVKKS
ATTORNEY8-AT LAW
Bon Milts Ferry,
Idaho
l nit »•«! States Land
♦'*> It ml» 1 . Settlement
"ttranee, water Bight*.
Publie and ('onvevaucer.
Office .lava at It
l Wednesday.
I Mining I^iws, Sur
of Hut a tea. Fire In
Collection». Notary
Ferry
Monday, ;
Tui'kuuy
'H-'kke ave. Bonners ferry, Idaho
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D11YS1CIAN!
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f^Office opposite the Pon office|
0,1 Mais Street. ; : : :
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Dr. F L ROBERTS
DENTIST
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and SURGEON
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I_AWYERl
JAMES E. DOLAN,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
Collections Promptly Attended to.
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO.
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T. A. BISHOP, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN
SURGEON.
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f »-Office in loncs Drug Store.
LA WYER
CHAS L. HEITMAN
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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Katlpimm, Idaho
Practice« lu State. Federal and Supremo Conn«
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BARTLETT SINCLAIR
ATTUUNEY-AT-LAW
Rathdrum,
Idaho
Ld. II. M.
W.S. Beebee,
Dentist.
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Two Doors West of Hotel Casey
Bonners Ferry, Idaho
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Paper Hanger
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Puintinp, 1 hipfr ILnojitiK. nt><l Dec
ttlntt in nil its brunchef*. I v
you the eclebiuteil Henry Bosb Co's
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Shall be Pie
Samples al Y
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it Hotel Cast
T. E. L LOGAN, Bonners Ferry.
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* BEST la the Sewing Machine World.
rr>4 , Hire Is a New Eldredgc; BETTER
I hirtV than EVER, and Superior
A ii*i vy ot h crs . postive take-up; self !Mfi
ting needle; self threading Shuttle;
I PfifQ automatic tension relcasejautmn uic
A o bobbin winder: positive fourraotion
fee«!; capped netblle bar; noiseless self adjusting
roller bearing wheel, Steel pitman; five ply
laminated woodwork, with a beautiful set of
nickeled steel attachments.
dealer for the Improved Kldredge
"B" and do not buy any machine until you have
seen it.
all
Ask
National Sewing Machine Co.
BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS.
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THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
ORANGE, MASS.
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Spokane, Wash,
110 Washington St.
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Palace and Tourist Sleeper», B uffe
Library Car», Modern Day
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Meals a la Carte.
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Corner Flr»t Ave A
Ye»ler Way,
StHlilo, Wash.
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701 \V. Klveraide Ave
Spokane, Wuub.
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Fumlgol Germicide Sterilizing used.
Antiseptic Ix»li
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Scalp and Face Massage Treatment'
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Work 4 *Ounran Iced
Shop in G. N. HOTEL ,
First ('In
Bonners Ferry, - - - Idaho.
Draying...
Prompt attention given to
anything in the Dray Busi
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Delivered, Furniture Mov
Contracte taken. ; : :
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Wood for sale.
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Harness and Saddles
Repair Work a Specialty
Shop one door west of the
CASEY HOTEL.
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