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Everything For Men to Wear BENTALL & HENRY I MEN'S CLOTHIERS AND HABERDASHERS I Look i Red Ai The Sale Without Graf Closes July 3 at 10. P. M. $25.00 to $27.50 Suits - $18.75 $18.00 Suits $13.75 $22*50 Suits $16.75 $16.50 Suits $12.75 $15.00 Suits - $9.75 $20.00 Suits $14.75 $10.00 Suits $6.75 NOTHING BUT UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE Men's Shoes—Three Lake Shoes $5.75 All $5.00 Dress Shoes $4.15 All $4.00 Dress Shoes $3.45 BIG REDUCTION IN HEN'S FURNISHINGS Look in Oar THIS IS OUR FIRST SALE IN C0EUR D'ALENE We Sell For Windows AND IT SIMPLY MEANS SALE AND NOT GRAFT Cash Only CHUR D'UilE E1ERIR6 PHtSS Published by the mum* nmuMiHa oompany Co«ur d'Alene. Idaho. ■UBaORIPTION One retr, In edvenoe ...... |4 00 Mi monthe. In advaaca ....... t It Ry oerrler, weekly, ............ 10 JOB. T. fiCOTT :: Bailor nod Publisher DKMOCKACY'K NKKDM. The opportunity of democracy Is at hand. Upon the result of the Denver convention—not so much In the eandidste who may receive the nomination as In the platform adopt ed—will depend Its success at the polla. Bryan la the probable nomin ee of the convention and on account of hla personal popularity will carry with him a strong following, but the business Interests of the country, the farmers and the conservative tnaaaes will look to the platform for a final decision as to the party for which their votea will be oast. We have heard much about the anil-injunction plank and moat peo ple recognise the fact that the courts, In many Instances, have been too quick to uee the power of Injunc tion and It has resulted In Injury to the Individual. At the same time there are also cases where a tardy oae or the Injunction has resulted in great Injury and loss of life and prop erty during strikes where radicals were In control of the strikers. This failure to use the Injunction Is as serious as Its abuse, and a law de fining more clearly the powers and duties of the courta—a law that will protect the rights of all persons regardless of class or condition, and courta that will enforce them Im partially, Is what we need, and the democratic platform should contain nothing more so far aa reference to the Injunction la concerned. The party must not throw sop to any claaa or combination, but promise an administration of equal Justice to corporation, contractor and laborer. The platform ahould be big **•*$*• and broad enough for all claaaoa to stand on. then democracy will he In position to make a winning fight. The people want a conserva tive administration that will deal out ***** J**tlee and give them the granlM protection possible from the encroach moots of the trusts upon rlghta together with a revision of the tariff that will bring about these results. There should be no planks cal ling for sumptuary lawa of any kind, but the greatest personal liberty con aiatent with the protection of the In dividual and society, should be ad hered to as In kepelng with a demo cratic form of government of the Jeffersonian type. It should be the aim of the democratic party to get away from a Hamilton form of gov ernment In the preservation of the republic and it Is our belter that such a platform with Bryan as the nominee will place the party In charge of the government at the com ing election. In the Press yesterday appeared an Item slating that two well kuown young people were engaged to be married and had announced the same to their friends. The parties Inter ested deny this aud feel Justly ag grieved. The Press printed the Item In good faith and the denial shows that It was deceived by a person who probably thought It a good joke on the young couple, but such thtugs are not Jokes, and the person deliberate ly giving out false reports for publi cation might find themselves In trouble before the courts. It Ib a serious matter to make false reports of this kind to a uewspaper. •oath American Kail road*. A recent report by Charles M. Pep 1 st of the department of commerce and labor deals with railroad enter prises In various South American re publics. Every South American coun try Is Interested In the Pan .American railroad project, and link by Unk the work Is progressing. Prom New York to ttuenoe Aires the distance la 10.400 miles, and there are now 6£70 miles of road lu operation which will form part of the Pan-American line. A Bolivian link of nearly 600 miles is un der contract by American builders South of this the Argentine govern ment has built a line extending north ward from Bueno* Aires 1.200 miles. When the Bolivian link of railroad la completed there will be a gap of 125 mllea between that and the Argentine line, and also a stretch of fifty-two miles wanting north of Bolivia to make a continuous roots from Buenos Atrwn to Lake Ttttcaca. on the border of Peru, a total of 1.740 miles. When all the road bow under contract is completed there will remain 3,730 mllse uncovered between New York and Buenos Aire*, bat the countries which will be benefited by rati com muntcathttw with North America are already constructing feeders for tb« backbone line, and it la only a question of time when Pan-American will be come a commercial necessity, with paying business assured. Chile la building a road from ocean to ocean, which will tap the trunk line. Peru Is building northward from Lake Titi caca a line 246 miles long and still an other cross country road to connect with this. Ecuador will contribute a Unk 200 miles long to the Fan-Amerl lcan line, and Colombia Is expected to buUd a northern extension. A great deal Is yet to be done in the South American states before an ail rail route from Buenoa Aires to Panama Is an ac complished result, but It seems certain tbat Unk by Unk the scheme wUl be completed, and that within a decade. India aa a Storm Center. Peace Is threatened In India In two quarters far apart. In the northwest trouble has been Impending since the dste of the Anglo- Russian treaty, and Lord Curson, the late viceroy, warned hla government while he was yet in office tbat the powerful Afghans ahould be consulted as to the terms of that treaty. The wailing was un heeded. and tbs treaty as completed recognises Afghanistan aa lying within tbs exclusive sphere of British Influ IN WARM WEATHER AVOID C OFFEE BUT DRINK Golden || I Grain Granules It tastes like Coffee. Nearly 2 pounds for two bits. Your grocer sells It Real Fvtatr ence. The Afghan monarch does not relish the predominance of Great Brit ain. In the southeast of India there is a social unrest very miich like that which preceded the great sepoy rebel lion of fifty yearn ago. The people of Bengal especially demiind a greater ■hare In the government than has been allowed In recent years. They ask for native representation In the coun sels. To meet the military crisis which was foreseen Lord Kitchener, the con queror of the Sudan, was sent to India same years ago and given extraordina ry powers. He knew the Sudan tribes, and he succeeded there by wielding the Iron hand. Thus fur bis methods have failed to pacify India, and it re mains to be demonstrated whether stern mUitary rule Is best for the In dian races. Judging by the time required for the fleet to work Its way through the round of festivities on the California coast, the task was as dhficolt as the rounding of Sooth America. The kaiser accidentally singed his upcurllng mustache and thus set a new fashion In Germany, which it Is to be hoped will be of the stay at home brand. T. W. 0 SUITE 9 WICGETT BL< Real Estate, Insurance, L< City Property $3500—For two of the finest lots in the city, one of them a corner, and located very close In; a good 5-room house, with two clothes closets, large bathroom complete; a good pantry; large porches; fine cellar; good outbuildings; all fenced; 25 assorted fruit trees, all In bearing; all kinds of shrubbery, roses, etc.; $200 worth of household furniture goes with the sale. Must be sold quick. * 2100 —This is a 7-room, new, modern, plastered residence; stone foundation; large lot, east front; good cellar and outbuildings; very close in; only three blocks from the city high school. $3300—Will buy, or we will take in exchange, some good Spokane property for this 6-room, new, plastered residence, with 3 lots, one a corner; there is no better built house in the city; stone foundation and stone cellar; a barn and shed; fine lawn and shrubbery, and assorted fruit trees, nice shade trees, etc. This is a bar gain, and located very close to the city high school. $830——Will buy this 4-room cottage; fine lot 50x110 feet; very close to school. This Is a bargain. $«5©—Will buy this neat little home; a good 2-room house; good cellar, barn and shed; fine lot all fenced, and some nice fruit trees. Only five blocks from school. $830—Takes this, another snap; 4-room, 1H story house; fine corner lot; city water; good cellar; all fenced; good location. •3300—Will purchase this beautiful home; aa * room modern residence, with 4 large clothes closets, large pantry, fine hall and stairs, large bathroom, electric lights, 2 large porches, «»• cellar, woodshed and storage room; 2 large cm* 1 ner lots. 60x120 feet each; this is a double cor ner, with street on three sides. This is one of the finest properties in the city, and very close In; beautiful shrubbery and lawn. $SS©—For a very large, fine lot, on Seventh street, 66x216 feet. We have many more beautiful residence location* % In all paru of the city and new additions. ROIT.W. COLLI