Ihe Bonners Perry Herald
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO. SATURDAY DECEMBER 16, 1906
NUMBER 24
Bonners Fern/ Herald
ESTABLISHED I* 1891.
THE PION EER NEWSPAPER
OF KOOTENAI COUNTY.
S. D. TAYLOF, Editor and Proprietor
TERMS
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ADVERTISING KATES :
Local reading brillccs live cent« per line
each insertion. 1***1 Notices ut legal rates.
Kate.« for Display Havertialng made known on
application. Cards of Thanks, Resolutions of
Respect und similar mutter ftvo cent« per line.
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Entered at the Port Office at Bonncra Ferry,
Wahn.«Bornndtn.« Matter,
DIRECTORIES
ioes everysuematc
; evening at
Rlt ' 0 n us.i.ofr.
catholic
li!L.5r , "iÄÄi't^N^y T .MTÄ
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M ethodist kkscopal
Kiaui.ir Church servirai, aw held at tho
X O. O. F. Hill every timday Eveutug. begin
fling at 7.10. au aro »ordin.lv iiivi»«.d to hi
tend. Ubv R C. MOTKR, Pa «tou.
Churches.
P RF.8BYTERI IS —
Regular preach In*
Sunday morniDtr at 10:30, mid «.
7;30, Sunday «chool it 11.80 n. i
Rsv. FATUKR KH.I.Y, I'HUpr.
Secret Societies.
A SONIC—
Bonners Kerry I-odgc, Nc.48, A. F. A- A.
h., holà» saitd nwrUDgmu Ute i«u Wcdunsi.iy
eveuiii* o< the month on or heforo a full moon.
B'.jonrniu*; Muster rumiu» «{uuiitied ure tm
M
I'rkvy Mbuitb, Reerctnry.
Dll TKI i ows
Uto|iUiu LoJg", N<* 36,1.0. f. F..
every öniurday evt tiiu* ni8o cl»«i U. VImoiiu
brothers frulerailly iuvlu*d. s M. Kai man,
K. 0.
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NVm. VuuGusken .Seciotury.
KBKKAI! l»h<JRKE, I.O.O. F.—
Ixiyal Hi)* kali lAwlpf* No. 43, 1.0. O. F.
tnocl*» crery Tucsiluy cvi uln* a
Vlultii.* Kobekahn ioMihUv
Mabll MjN'aac, N. U. Mn, b. Ü. Ta Y Lon,
8ecreiury.
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Miss
rr TttimSi' 7 °tveuing Cl f 1 t"g
l. FJtoVtw! l t'"'c. K 'K*ï"L«TÜir. y K, lairn:
10, meet* every other
I'ythimt hu.i.
Mis* i*noei>e MuteuV. m. oi i<. uiiuV
cncamument i. o. o. K. *
Kootcimi CatAp Nu. 25,1 O. O. F., mrelb
utumi sni Mouiiuyuof the mono, m 8 nVi-Hk.
Vmitiug palriurehH eonlium luviico.
Medbiiry.V, l*. W. S. Cnrti-.' •nib
NIGHTS OF I'VTlilAo
Acme l.öiljje, No. 1
Pythian Hull
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R atuboxe sisters—
Crenuat Temple N« . K
Friday eveniui; tu KiugiitK
VUulug uieiuberM UiVtU«T.
M . E. C ,
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nights or "iUK Maccabees
Koot.-u.u TB..I, N...ÜU, E.o. r.M„mecta
every nllooi.lc Wwlucwlny evemnu at Sc . e.ik.
vmung jir Kuigllli. lioilot Go.
cauhton. cuuou..uüi.-r mi.'Wluio. k
j a dies ok Tin-: Maccabees
Lm North Slur Hive, No. lii, L. O. T. M., meet«
e\'ery alteraate )\(dtieMlii\ eveiilmr .iitto'clm-u.
kluitliiK Ladies ul vwiy« rordliilly «uvued. Man.
iiAURUfr j; k Kit y, i.imy I oumauder. ?ie».
luma Tavlok. Retold Keeper.
a.,
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an >
time Day or Night at tho Combina- *
tion Cafe. t
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M ODEUV WOODMEN OKAMSiMU
Nnrtfi Si»r OM.ip, No. 6leii, M. \\.
tiled« m WtKKlmoii lln:: every Mmidtiy wt'i _,
\ l»iiin k Neighbors miuhvs aeicmiu'. U U.
Ukukvi UK, V. C. E. L. Lnuk, ri
Where Do You ta5?
Fresh Oysters any Style,
McMurtriu (a McGinty,
Profnidov«.
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HOLLINGER'S
CHRISTMAS
GOODS
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BIGGEST AND BEST
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IN BONNERS FERRY
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Presents
Presents
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For
for
Children.
Everybody.
including Foilet Cases, Albums, Jcwclrg Cases, Fancy
cases, Toys of Every Description, Dolls, Necklaces, a beautiful
line of Jewelry, Si Ik Handkerchiefs, Fyrographic Goods, Furs
Sofa Pillows, and One Thousand Other Articles.
Old Santa Unloaded at Hollinger's
OU ( R LOCALS
The Big Dry Goods Store
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HEYBURN'S RATE
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The Senator has been misrepresented, and
is more Radical than Roosevelt.
REGULATION VIEWS
Some newspapers have recently
been trying to place Senator Hey
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hum in a false light with respect H is very likely that the views of
.j i l . , the President and Senator ftcyburn
to '1'° proposed railway rat. I,*..- .
lation, and to give the idea tlmt ho „ ,| 1( , re .. k |
is not in harmony with the method I prohuhlo that Ilevbnrn believes in
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favored by President Roosevelt. 1 more stringent regulation than
Xhi3 is v „ y U|lf , lir to „... Idaho Roosevelt does.
p cnator f or (j,,, rea8on that Pres- 1 Hcvburn and French have been
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Hoosevelt has no Bett fed plan extremely lucky tins session in
of rilt0 re « ,, ' at,on - lhc 1 Wk ' ,u I securing good scats. Senator Hey- '
is in favor ol some kind of railroad 1 hum has a seat formerlv occupied
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rate regulation, and so is Senator | hv Senator Platt of Connecticut)
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henator lleyburn, but «H the I res- and is considered one of the very
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ident has not yet signihed his de- best on the Republican side.
sired hill, it is most unfair to say is prohah v the most conspicuous I
the Esh-Townsend bill or any other
prominent bill of that character.
This
that Senator Heyburn is not in tic- ' seat ever held hv anv Senator from
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vot'd with the President on this the Northwest.
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nittitcr. i)ii llio otiicr hand it must a Beat in tliG cento F of t tio K(*pub- 1
be remembered that Senator Hev- ' lican sitle of the House and within !
Mr. French drew
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burn lust year introduced a bill for ! a very few feet of some of the dis
Ihc control of railroads which was tinguished leaders, $nd also a short
considered much more radical than distance of his former seat.
Christmas Ball
North Star Camp No. 01(10, M.
W. A., will give the Christmas Ball
this year as usual, it being their
7th annual ba 1. The ball will take
place on Christmas night, in the
v, /-» T -v .. ,,
U. U. r. Hall.
be Borvod in tho banquet room by
'' . W. Ferbracho, and till under-!
stand what that means. The imi
The supper will
sic will be the best that can be oh-1
tabled. Tickets will be the usual
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price, $1.00 lor the hall, and oOc a
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plate for supper. The hall is not
given to raise money—all, the
mt'nibvrs CftFC for i.S to make OX
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|içnS68, SO Hint til© F6C6 Will all
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go loifards providing for a good
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tlUUb. IrjvUation is exuiided to
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all. rhe executive committee con
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isists of W . W. Ferbrache, J. N. Mo
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bracken, and k. L. Little.
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Senator Hev burn will be glad to
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send (lower, garden and other seeds
furnished by the government for
distribution to those who will an
ply for them. Address W. B. Hev
Notice.
burn, 1 nited-States Senate, Wash
ington, D. C.
Mascns Elect Officers.
Bonners Ferry Ixtdge No. 1IÎ, A.
F. & A. M., elected officers fur the
ensuing year, at their meeting last
Tuesday evening. The following
were selected:
' \V. M.— H. D. Taylor.
.S. W. F. A Shultis.
J. W,— G. R. Grav.
Treasurer
.Secretary
E L. Little.
T. .1. Jones.
flnn.i'inJ Tfon.c
oopeuud items,
Yip ,,,,.1 \lp„ wi.Ii ,,,,
.'IT. .11111 Alls, « lUtllCJ IU\C TP
tHrllc d from a visit to Spokane
Church cervices at the school
house? wore lai'licly nttflidvd last
Sunday. One vc»untf 1 idv united
, . * s * 5 u
with the ehttrrh and will hu bant
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izocl by Kev. Adams and formally
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received into the C hnslian Chutcli
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in the near future,
A Sunday School has been or
ganized at the school house with
the following officers: Mrs. DaviK;
c .,*n . ,, , ,
»«pi; Kev. A. K. Adams
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there will be special Christmas
vices at the school house.
.School at 11 a.in.,
at 2p.m.
and bring luncheon and have a
good social time.
assistant
sc r
Sunday
and preaching]
All arc invited to come
Ona Case Proved Fatal.
S. McKibben died at the railroad
hospital last Sunday
result of the injuries received
the premature explosion in tunnel
No. 2, on Twohy's work, last Fri
day night The man had a leg
broken and was injured internally.
tiftho other three men injured,
o o has returned to work, and an
other is able to be out. The third
is in the hospital with a broken
Onlv two of the
night, as
a
in
leg.
men were;
Italians.
McKibben was a laborer, aged
He bad a brother in
Washington, who arrived yester-j
day, but too late for the funeral.
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about 45.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
. Land Office at
d'Alene, Idaho, Doc. 13, 190j.
•c is hereby teiven that the following
named K-ttl-r has filed noticj of his Intention
to make final |irt»nf in «apport of hi« claim
and that «aid proof will hi* made before Tho«'.
J. Jones, f. 8. Commissioner, at hi« office
Donner* Kerry, Idaho,
Department of the Intern
Noll
nt
February, 8 1906. viz;
Nathan White.
who made homestead No. 2219, for the SW^
See. 31, Ta p. 63 N. R. 1 E. B. M
He names the following witness««
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz; Jesse J. McCiury, John F.
McOlocklin, Clarence J. Curtis. Jorgen Q. Jor
gcnsen.all of Bonners Kerry, Idaho.
12-16-1-20
prove
R N. Dvsn. Register.
that (he following
hied notice uf his intention
to make final proof In support of hi« claim, and
V"t«M proof Wilt W made before Thu., j
Joncs», L T . 8. ( oniml«siuncr. at 1>I» office at Bon
lier» Kerry, Idaho, on February 8, 1006, \iz
is II,!X,,Y J t v , EDW ** 1 *.
who made homestead No. 91-57, for the 8WJ^
Bee. 14, Twp. 6*2 N. of K. I. E. B. M.
He name« the following witnesses i
hi«continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Harry Plato, (teoige
Hutchings. Edson 8. Cave, William L. Robbins'
all of Bonnern Ferry. Idaho.
12-16—1-20
NOTICE FOU rUBl.lCATION
IVlmrtmont of the Interior, Lind Office ut
t'oeur d'Alene. Idaho. Die. 13, UK)',.
Notice ia hereby giv
named settler h
to prove
R. N. Dm*, RegUler.
—For fresh Fruits. Oysters and
Candi»" go (<• (hr CTrsrenl 8toro.
Sale of Hrmo Cooking'.
The Ladies* Aid Society of the
M. E. Church will have a Sale of
; Home Cooking, including Mince
j Pies, Cake, and Plum Puddings, on
j Saturday, Dec. 2d, commencing at
! 1 p. m. The Sale will he held at
the C. C. Mercantile Co.'s Store,
You are invited to call and pur-1
chase your Christmas requirements
in the cooking line. ,
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1 ho contractor have the pil- (
in, for (ho »ppro.,,1, toll.. r.ilro.,1
| l.rite ™~rl, ,11 .In,«,. T,„.
bdse work for the bridge has been
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hnisned Tor some time. The work
' v 'll P° ahead rapidly, us
mu, erial arrives.
_ Harry Melder is assisting in
iT 0 iH ng<îr . a Btor<! during the boll- '
, 1 ,,,.. « P „ ann i
nays season.
Tl..» p A „ nil - .*i
in< »onner Anscnmiu \ o.
Uiiuoware in one of their show
windows.
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Additional Locals.
l' l,s pretty display of fancy
nearing completion.
—Trov Morrow'" new cottage is
—The Hotel Casey, under the
proprietorship of J. W. McKnight,
a d the management of M. Coin
stock, is crowded with patrons all
the time.
—Married— Mr. Oeo. Ladley to
Miss Annie Frv. The voting pen
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pie hied themselves away to Spokane ;
(luring the early part of the week, j
and were there married. The Hkr- |
Ai.n extends congratulations.
—Henry Guthrie was up from
''opeland this week on road busi
ness. Ho went to Laclede to see
Commissioner Christianson.
The ball given by the Or
etustra last night was an enjoyable
occasion, the music being cxccpt
iona ly fine. The orchestra was
composed of the following:
Nutt, 1st Violin-, »lerhert Wales.;
Cornet ; C. Christensen, Trombone; !
M. H. Walden, 2nd Violin; O J j
Bandelin, ''iarionet; B. 11. Walker,
Piano.
E. L.
A large part of Mon e's sprin
bats and clothing will bo here lie
fere Christmas. Get in the game, j
''ovs!
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— Kent A Boyker will finish
driving the piling for tho bridge
across the Kootenai todav.
—The C. C. i.- the leading family
Grocer.
Senator Heyburn is going to
see that every one of his constitu-i
ents that wants government seeds
shall get them. Just write him I
about it. as per his notice elsewhere,
- Don't forget that Christmas
present at Moorc's.vThey have
some crackcrjacks.
_ M rs. Geo. Tannarof Sandpoint
viaitcd Mra . Harrv Bawvor this
wee |
For Bale Fine, full blooded
Brown Leghorn eockrels, at $1.00 j
Mrs. H. Plato.
each.
tivc Ho - V8 ' at * 1 -7ö per suit.
Those suits are dark colored and
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Wo have placed on sale Sevent
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at $i./o.— Bonner
Special Sale.
winter weights and are sold ever
where at $2.75 to 44.25.
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- vour C " olce
M ercantile Co.
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service
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL.
Maintains unex-elled
Imin the «est to the cast and south
vlakiiig clu
IraÎDB f >f nil trfinNrni I i 1 * 1 . t >i 1 linn*.
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«ilh
cnmieeti m«
passengers are given their clndce
routes to Chh ago, Louisville, Mem
phis and NenOileans. and through
these peint- lu the far east.
Prospective travelers desiring in
formation as to the lowest rate
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UfF* IDVlted to C*»r- I
respondent with the followiiiE
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upprCFeotilll V*f8:
P- H Trumbull,
J* v LlNLPEV
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Third
commercial AgenÇ 14 J
street, Portland. Ore.
T. F & P A , 142 Third stri-et,
Portland, Ore
Paul B. Tiidmpsjn
Krt. & Passenger Agunt, Coln.au
Bide. Seattle, Wash.
The Spokane & International
seems to he able to
"dough" to carry on its enterprise.
A blanket mortgage, amounting to
the snug little sum of 14,'200,000,
was recently filed with the county
recorder, covering the road, prop
erty, and in favor of the Knieker
hooker Trust Co.
was
issue.
raine the
The mortgage
to carry through the bond
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Rule notoriety in tho hooka ne na
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1 » £"?" "n 1
'court in lime II" ' I* ' i
court in Hope. He was charged
with selling a lew pounds of meat, I
cut rom a quarter shipped in to ,
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some note! n an nt nope. Justice
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HOOK^ IS somewhat like 1)18 fa-|
—Watch the crowds go to Hol
lingcr's store. He has the goods
that attract.
mous namesake and fourni Mr.
Shavelear guilty. The N. P. R'y
officials do not take any stock in
tho charge as they stand by Mr.
Shavclcar and have appealed his I
case. I
For Sale.
A pair of fine work mares for
Alamo Colony.
sale.
Clothing Sale.
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which we are closing out at .half
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We have 112 men's suits left
l.'IO.OO suits at $15.00.
$20.00 suits at 10.00,
$10.00 suits at $5.00.
All new goods bought this year.
Bonner M kkcantii.e o.
Lots for Sale.
Lots No. 5, 0, and 10; 15, 1(5, 17,
18, 1!*, and "20, in Block Nine (!)),
Town of Eaton. Address,
James Graham,
Cœur d'Alene, Idaho.
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Real Estate
Now is the time to buy, while Prit
*ik Ferry tagrowiMu nml will continu'* to !
Brow. Look over my list if you want
in a health y climate. Or tio you want to make I
a good in vest in Jill? Look over my bargain* in Î
are Low
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FARM and CITY
PROPERTY
BARGAINS
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ON THE
ramm pun
Buy a lot in Riverside Addition
now is the time, and build you
house. 1 will sell for twenty days
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lots in Riverside addition for $50.00
on insta'lmcnt plat , $10.00 down
and $10.00 per month. Tho Corbin
depot is only one Block from these!
lots, you will never buy them
a
cheaper.
Two Snaps
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Will make a fine home. 3-4 of
an acre of land; 3-room house, cel
lar, Ice bouse, Harn. All fenced.
Price $750.
^ fenced, and 4-room house for
T' 1 **)
Do not pay rent when you can
buy a home ior $300.
1-4 acre of
, 1 l*»vc several good relinquishment« on hand
that will be sold cheap. Call and look them
«•«r, hUo remember. I will advni.se your
property free, if you l»*i it with me. I will
ehurge you 5 per eeut commisNion on u Sale.
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A. J. KENT. Real Estate,
Deputy Mineral Recorder,
and Justice ai the Peace.
BONNERS FERRY
IDAHO
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SHOES
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^ hi** i* the time of the year when it is necessarv
have Nice, Warm, Dry Footwear.
to
Our Shoes Combine
Style and Quality
Most of our Shoes arc made by the Hamilton-Brow
Shoe t'o., tho Largest Shoe Manufacturers in the World.
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Our Rubber StocK
is fresh and new and nothing Lut the Reliable Brands,
at Prices Lower th n they should be sold at,
the present Prices of Rubber.
considering
Men's and Boys' Underwear
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Wo call especial attention to our FINE LINE of
C HOP ER IKS, and we make a Specialty of catering to the
Family Trade.
Mail Orders Promptly attended to.
C. C Mercantile Co
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furniture and
Undertaking
wall paper,
PIC URE FRAMING,
carpets, linoleums,
WINDOW SHADES
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LET Uri FIGURE ON FURN
ISHING YOUU HOUSE.
WILL OU AU aNTEE TO 8 WE
YOU THE FREIGHT.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Donners Eerrv, Ida.
T J Jones
T. A. Bishop, M. D
JONES & BISHOP
DRUGGISTS
Dealers in Drugs, Medicines and Notions.
Choice Cigars, Paints and Oils, Spray Pumps.
Bonners Ferry
Idaho
Che Bonners ferry Cumber Co., Dd
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HAVE ANYTHING YOU WANT IN THE WAY OK
LUMBER
DIMENSIONS. Siscd or Rough
GROOVED ROOFING.
COMMON BOARDS.
DROP SIDING.
SHIPLAP.
FLOORING.
BEADED CEILING.
BEVEL SIDING.
MOULDINGS.
SHINGLES.
LATH.
Let us figure with you
when in need of build
ing material of any
kind.
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Finishing Lumber of all Kinds
The Bonners Ferry Lumber Co
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