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The Bonners Ferry Herald
NUMBER 30
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO, SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1906.
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
Benners Perry Herald
ESTABLISHED IS Mil.
THE PIONEER NEWSPAPER
er KOOTKs.vi county.
S. D. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor
TERMS
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Al>VKRTIsr\'n R ATI'S
Local reading Tiotire* live «cuts per line
♦arh Insertion- l.ognl Notice« tvt 1. "uT rites.
%tatps for Dianlay advertising madt* known on
application Cards ol Thanks. Rp.W allons of
Hetpect and similar matter five cents per Ur.'
Entered at the Polt Office at Bonners Ferry,
Idaho. a«€»*coud Cilia Matter.
DIRECTORIES
Churches.
P RESBY'TKRt AN —
Regular preaching aerrlee« every alternate
Sunday innrnine allO S«. and lunie evening at
7:90. Sunday school tt 11.90 a. m
K kv. O. 6 WI LoeK, F aalor.
the
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a so Nie — . —arrives
«.. buiai«t»ied uieeuiiBwm ihe in« w'ertiu»d.i)- 1 ;l
«voDlnK of the moult, on or before tt full moon. ]
sojourn lux MuHicr Mai>ot>s qualified ur« fr«
i* D.*T«âJL ,l WBiîhr*«i bmwt. T. : Janen, !
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C atholic
Regular Bwvicc* on the^lh Sunday ofcrtrh
mouth. Sunday »chool every Suuday ut 11 :30
R*V. FATHER KITLLY. PHbtor.
ETHOIMST KT1SCOPAL
Kegulnr Cfturçh Services ore held «1 the
Gl Ö. O. F. FI ill every hinday Evening. heglu
rordla.lv InvOcd to Hi
lt rv R MOTER. Pastor.
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«ilug at 7.SO. All
lend.
Secret Societies.
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Dl) FFMOWS
Ulophlit Lodge, N© 36,1.0. C K..
«vary .Saturday eveuln g nl 8 o'clock.
kiro'.hciH fraternally invited T. W MpLaucmlik
K oblc Grand. TV. \V. FemnRACHR, S« leiury.
KBEKAH DbA'j RE R, I. O. O. F.
Kebeka+i No. 43, I. O. O. F.
meet« cvct y Tuesday evening it 8:00 o clin k.
VltoitiLK KebekiiliH rerdm'.ly iavlltd. Mr- j
94. M. Bauman N. G. Mra. s. y. Tavi.oh,
Heereiary.
NKiHTSOF I'YTHlAft
Acme Lodge, No. IT», K. of P. uicctn ln 1
r Thuudav < veil lug at 8
nlghiB uIwhvh welcome.
E. !.. Little, K, of li. .v s.
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rylhlnu ilaJl evory
o'clock. Yinitiiig K
L. K.Boyker. C. C.
« ATIIÜGNE tiiSTCRB—
CreMMit Temple Nt. 10, meets every other
Friday evening in Kiilshls of l'yibiab h« I
A'iElllug momberti luvltt d. Mrs. V. L Klui.ear,
AI. E. C . Mrs. T. A, Kislioyi M. of R. uuu C
of
on
E ncampment i. o. o. k.
Kootenai Cutup No..20, I. O. <i. F., uieett
5bisn<1 3rd MotidiiyHof Um? month «it 8 o'clock.
widttQg mMmom eiwd ln ... luvlted. M. L
Alcdbury.C, P. W. S.Curtlb, Scitbc.
NIGHTS OS' 1U£ MAC-CABliK.-j -
l\ool"Uitt 1 «mu. No. 20, K.U. T. M„
every alternate \Vctlue»duy.';vcuiug ui 8«'c.lot k
Viailiug iar KuigblH always invIUd.
C'AUBTOK.
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CviUUlitHdtT
to
L adikb ofthk MA<X*ABEE8—
North Star Hive, Ko. hi, «L. O. T. N.
every alternate Wednesday evening at 8 «»'clock.
tied. Mas.
, meets
Vial ling Ladles always cordially
d 1 ak kikl L'ackhv, Lady » .ouim<iader. Mus
K m m v Ta v u>u, Record Kcepw.
M odern woodmk.n of amkiuca—
N trll: tlar CttUi{g No 6180, M. W. A .
meets ut Woodmen Hail every Monday etvuiug,
W. W
VUitiiig Neighbors alwu\svvele
8 KKBu.i« »k, V. C. K. L. Lutlk, elira
MAILS
1ST 0"KH'K IIIM'lts
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rt*x'*epi ••*ud *8 * *;
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Where Do You Cat?
Fresli Oysters any Stylo, any
time Day oj- Night at the Combina
tion Cafe.
"McMvirtrrc t. McGinly,
I*roprletorM
JF YOU WANT TO SELL
- vor* -
Real Estate
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List it with me at the
N. P. L A N 1)
OFFICE
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I have Buyers and if the Price
äs right F 11 sell it.
JF YOU WANT TO BUY
Real Estate
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Examine - my List of splendid
Jlanohes, Timber Lands and City !
Property in Bonners Ferry and
Kootenai Valley, it will pay you,
J am selling them every day
I Sell -
Northern Pacific Land
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4;i000— Buys splendid Stock Ranch 1
204 acres, cuts 100 tons of ,
hay,, good building, |>ne l
out. "inquire at once™ '
HEE THI3 SPECIAL OFFER.
$1500.—Splendid stock ranch, 1801
acre», 100 acres meadow,
balance plow land, orchard
•und ti miser, running water, fine
ocality. Partial payments.
Chas. O'Callaghan,
aiEAL ESTATE, : : : .NOTARY PUBLIC.
Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
STILL ANOTHER
FOREST RESERVE
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Half a Million Acres to be added to the Priest
River Forest Reserve.
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Right on tor. of the announce-, w h. n loo government gels!,,
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ment of the withdrawal of a mil- through with its reserve exploits,
lion and a half acres of land f or Recording to present withdrawals
the Cabinet Reserve, as outlined ■ *" ' ' ' ' > v » • 1 1 1 : • will not ^.i
in these columns last week comes ! ' 1 ' " !'\ VE " R "* • °-' n " T
in mese columns msx wees, conies out o{ the 100 townships in that)
another announcement that 450,000 j p !lr t of Kootenai county north of
acres more has been withdrawn in 1 the Pend d'Oreille River.
All of
Kootenai county to be added to] North Kootenai except u little
the Priest River Forest Reserve.
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fringe along the Kootenai and
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i lie dispatches do not indi-ate I l end d Oreille will bo swallowed
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where tins land is situated, but as , up by the reserves.
it is in the Cœur d'Alene land dis- j It is useless to protest. Senator
tnct. H must be on the cast side of Hcylmrn has .lone all an
the present reserve, as the west United States Senator could do to
: line of the reserve is in Washing- prevent it. Senator Dubois lias
ton. W hen the official description done all he could do to bring about
—arrives it will bo found to include this calamity
1 ;l ^ the land l> 'tween the present ' 1 he forest reserve policy is l ' l1_
] K i ri . i; no i]l0 .. ,. rv . ri i, Km tr»rn f,,]
custom line oi the ro.tiso, tin American. U i. an Li'ltin hul.
! summit of the Kootenai- Priest Lake It is a cruel blow to the hopes and
1 range " nd tbe wester,! et, s e ,A th ' a,ril,itions of a P^P 1 « livin « in a
i meadow lands Of the Kootenai Val- ; territory as large ns one of
ley, an area equal to the number | eastern states,
of acres withdrawn.
But it goes!
TO OPERATE BUCKHORN
The IIcuai.d is in receipt oi a letter from W. J. Stapish, President
of the Hoosicr Boy Gold Mining Go., of Anderson, Indiana, announcing
that operations will be resumed at the Buckhorn caniji as early in the
Mr, Stapish states that the company
has been thoroughly reorganized, and that operations will be carried
on in earnest, and not in the haphaz/.ard manner heretofore governing.
spring ns the season will permit.
He states that money is available for starting the mine and mill and
This-is ecitainlv good news.
Further particulars about this promising properly in the Movie dis
Diet will be given next \vce
to make the Buckhorn a producer.
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Miss May Hart, daughter of lion that he had not lived in vain.
Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. Hart, was grad- Whether we take this or the oppo
uated last Thursday from the High situ view, it
School in Spokane with high hon- ; much confidence in divine
KOOTENAI VALLEY BY, AT BONNERS FERRY.
Graduated with High Honors.
is not placing too;
power
held in to believe that sometime, in sonic
the Spokane Theater. Miss Hart sphere of existence, he has reaped
was the first on the program, he-, a conscious reward for Ids
The exorcises were
ors.
säen -
ing one of the few of the clai
solec- fici
ted to deliver an motion.
She no- ;
The Forbes-Iundy Matah.
quitted herself with great credit.
She was self possessed and tq«'k<
in a clear, well-modulated t m ■ of
voioo t ) iat co ., ld be i, ( . al , t ;
1 he following relative to a local
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ent has been handed us for pub
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Iication:
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in anv,
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part of the great building. | H ,u ' il ' k past local sports have
The Spokesman-Review In. 1 the | bueu looking forward to the Forbes
following comment on her oration: I Lundy boxing contest w hich ,s
scheduled to be pulled off tonight.
Kid Forbes is well known in the
"Miss May Hart had a biograph
ical oration on Beethoven. She | ,
depicted the hardships, the sorrows, I c,t >' , an ? ls onc ol lhe liKelie8t look -
the calamity of deafness, and the ^ cha « w in . tho , 10 rthwe 8 t
tragedy of the life and death of the He 1, * s Ulan )' frK ' nds 1,ere who
great musician. 'But,' she conclu- ! ul ' 1 iohft tfanled to sec him in
ded q )ig goul stilI ]ives in t , 1( J action against some good man of
compogilions ho has In the his weight.
case of these, as with many of our U,e *° rolln<ls
If he succeeds in stop-,
very ^ likely get a
j nmtc-.i with little Freddie W e.-ks,
Both F orbes
greatest works of art, tho last degree
01 beaut - v or P°' ver C0l,les lo ny >
] through tbe sufferings ol the pro- ! , ^, ** X | ..
durer. The immortal 'Paradise I an< ' art ' ,ul ^ much after
Lost'was wrung from the agonized 1 ^ 8amo Sl -U'' and a contest he
soul of the blind Millon. «o Bee-, twecn the t ' v,> wol,Ul be wel1 pntron
thoven's intense suffering was the iiw1 ' Forb * h *n already challeng
necessary seeding of onr splendid ' !1 * er <«nd llo
harvest of musical wonts. Some
irs.
I students of his life think that, in !
his later
■The U.C. is the leading family
er.
as personal representative of Gov
jernor Gooding at the "See America
First" convention at Salt Lake on
"See America First"
J. H. Richards of Boise will act
Wi E.- Borah was |
January 25.
compelled to decline the appoint -1
ment on account if » pressure of
court business in Cassia county
where he has a number of import*
ant eases pending, one of which is :
scheduled for trial on the 23d.
, -n i .u
Idaho will hayaone of the strongest |
, l 0 gs j |,| 0 delegations
lH)rg {rom G e
E. M. Height) of the "Pin" road at I
Weiser, and Col. Hamer of St An- j
1 lie other of
state arc j
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thony.
I he central Idea animating the jail
forthcoming conference will be the ,
fact that scenery and climate are
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valuable assets capable of Convers
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ion into dollars and cents,
egUon the flgureg iwivanced are I
almo „ t aglound ing in their magni
tudo - It no w largely a matter !
n{ conmion ktlow | ed ge that, accord - 1
;. t(j rcaliablo 8tatigticg) Americ 1
ang ann ually spend in Europe
i-coon ooo 000 Nor docs this figure
* ZUU,UUU,WU# «or UOt8 Uih. OgUR
j ncluclo fit least fin additional 200,
lt fa ftrt treagurt . g
But placing the amount diverted j
the]^ h<mw oircuhltion at only
$190,01)0,000, it has been shown!
that if this vast sum eould be re
From the financial side of this |
tained here say for a period of 10
srJL'ÄfÄ ä
build a perfectly equipped sea level
canal at Panama and leave $1,500,
000,000 in the treasury. It would
build a great roadwa- from New
York to Sau Francisco and another I
from Portland, Oregon to St. Au- !
Rustine, Florida and yet another I
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. n'at Lakes to the Gulf i 1
I it
from the '
of Mexico.
Another evidence of the value of
scenery from the economic stand - 1
! K,i,,t '* ^at at least $80,
1 000,000 has beeil left in Vermont
j du ji nt r the past Î 0 years bv sight
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| A recent estimate made in Cal -1
j ifornia is to the effect that the
i tourist traffic to that state this
will leave $17,000,000 in j
circa ation there in the various 1
channels of trade.
season
Important Letter by Orchard.
Boise, Idaho, Jan. 23.—It is
learned that an important clew to
the identity of Harry Orchard's al
leged coconspirators in the Frank
j Steuncnberg assassination has been ;
j secured by Caklwell officers in the
j form of a letter written by Orchard
j from Caldwell during November
aud returned, to him last week from
the dead letter office.
The name j
i>f the man to whom the letter is ;
i addreMcd is oppressed by the of
liters. The letter was sent to » |
j town . 1 . Colorado, but after remain-1
ing unclaimed for a certain period,
was sent to the dead letter office
in Washington, and from there rc
I turned to the writer. The contents
I of the letter have not been I)llld ,.,
• ; public. It is known to contain, !
however, Orchard's advice to a Col
|orado friend to come at once to
Caldwell.
'I have a hunch of money," reads
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''and there is lots of
- the letter,
money in lids job, with no chance
I of being caught."
- 1 H j s believed that while the man
to whom the letter was addressed
j did not receive it, still he received
word from Orchard through an
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other source, perhaps through an
1 other letter, and came to Caldwell
in re.eponsp to the latter'» advice.
; Th< . na , ne of the , nan is therefore
being kept gecrct unti , he can bt .
,s j located
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Rathdrum.
Say, Whitla Wants a Report!
The following is taken from the
Bust Falls Advance. To a Bonners
Ferry reader il sounds liken josh:
Both Sheriff Doust and Conntv
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Attorney Whitla deny the report
,h at gl„t machines
are rmining in
Mr. Whitla says that
a ■ he has been informed that they
wt , re running for a few days while
he was away on his eastern trip,
but that since his return he has in
vesligated the matter and can find
no machines running. He says it
is his B tention to prevent gam
bling anywhere in the county if lie
can and would be glad to have
he
a,i y onc report casts that may
have eonic to their notice.
Kootenai County's Cash.
Rathdki m, Idaho, Jan. 25.—The
county auditor's report for the last
quarter shows total receipts of $38,
',160.73.
Cash on hand to the crc
| dit of the general funds of school
amounts to 112,887.44,
districts
$8388.16 in the special funds. These
amounts with balances on hand
from other funds make a total of
: $30,223.15 cash in the treasury.
The county commissioners have)
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of the floor farm to David A. Sulcr,
j the present superintendent.
Wall Paper Price Reduced.
—To make room for spring stock
jail wall papers arc reduced 25 per
, cent at Alexander's
I furnished by
distribution to those who will ap
! Pty for them. Address W. B. Hcy
1 »»n™, United States Senate, Wash
1 ington, D. C.
Lots for Sale.
b)ts No. 5, 9, and 10; 15, 10, 1/,
18, 19, and 20, in Block Nine (0),
j Town of Eaton. Address,
James G bah am,
tuur d'Alene, Idaho.
Notice.
Senator Ilcyburn will be glad to
| send flower, garden and other seeds
the government for
IN
Rea! Estate
»"«ncrH Fi rry i»k
grow. Look over r
1 « » ••iinuu«. or a., >-.m «in i„
it good luvcsliiuuil? Look over my Ibirguins in
Now Is the time to buy, while I'rle
are ix»w.
log and will continue to
want it home
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FARM and CITY
PROPERTY
"Arjrnod relinquishment, 160 acres
moadoW) | mile from town, liousc,
$ 450 , 00 .
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A Bargain, $1100. G-room house
Rents
land 4 lots on Main street.
for $50 per month.
Wil1 rent for W° P er mo,ltl '
A Snap. $1200. Living Booms,
Blacksmith shop and good lots,
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; $500 Buys n fine home. A 6 -j
room house, barn, chicken house,
good well, and one acre of land set
out to orchard, fenced. $100 cash
will buy this property, balance on
j time.
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wi „ n , ake ft finu i lome . 3.4 o{
| an acru of i and; 3. roon . house, cel
, ar k . ( . , 10Ust . t An f e , lC ed.
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,., buy a home for $300.
! ' ar< * fenced, and 4-room house for
! •T.OO,
Do not pay rent when you can
1-4 acre of
I bave several |?o<><1 relinquishmcDts on hainl
t lia I v. ill be m.*M ein*111». i'uHuidI look llolii
..v.-r, ni*o nam riiH r, 1 «111 u.ivmi.c y..ur
: propoity free, il y
« liarße y«»u . iRTctulcommlMlon
liNt it with
L*. i will
a Hale.
A. J. KENT, Real Estate,
Dt-jiuty Mineral Recorder,
and Justice of the Peace.
BONNERS FERRY, IDAHO
îhsre's no Belter -Service
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Than that via the
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From Kansas City, Saint Louis and
Memphis to points in the South, South
east and Southwest.
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Ltavil , K Kansas City at 6:30 P. M.
daily, will take you to Springfield, Mem
phis. Birmingham, Atlanta, Jacksonville
, n d all points in the Southeast,
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For detailed information apply to
G. W. MARTIN
6ENESAL WESTERN AGENT
1106, 17th St.
DENVER. COUO.
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SHOES
This is the time oi the year when it is necessary to
have Nice, Warm, Dry Footwear. Our Shoes Combine
Style and Quality
Most of our Shoes arc made by the Hamilton-Brown
Shoo Go., the Largest Shoo Manufacturers in the World.
Our Rubber StocK
is fresh and new and nothing but the Reliable Brands,
at Prices Lower than they should be sold at, considering
the present Prices of Rubber.
Men's and Boys' Underwear
AT LOWEST PRICES.
We cull especial attention to our FINE LINE of
GROCERIES, 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
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WALL PAPER,
PIC URE FRAMING,
carpels, linoleums,
WINDOW SHADES
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LET US FIGURE ON FURN
ISHING YOUR HOUSE.
WILL GUARANTEE TO SAVE
YOU THE FREIGHT.
W. A. ALEXANDER, Bonners ferrv, 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 Ferfiy,
Idaho
Che Bonners ferry Cumber Co., CM
•HAVE ANYTHING YOf W ANT IN THE WAY OK
LUMBER
DIMENSIONS. Si/cd or Hough
GROOVED ROOFING.
COMMON BOARDS.
DROP SIDING.
SIIIPLAP.
FLOORING.
BEADED CEILING.
BEVEL SIDING.
MOULDINGS.
SHINGLES.
LATH.
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Let us figure with you
when in need of build
ing material of any
kind.
Finishing Lumber of all Kinds
The Bonners Ferry Lumber Co
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