Kootenai County Republican., November 08, 1901, Image 4

About Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903

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KOOTENAI COUNTY REPUBLICAN
Entered at the pOBtoffice at Standpoint, Ida
ho, as second das« mall matter.
Published Friday of each week
..Editor and Proprietor
JOHN I\ YOST.
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NOVEMHEK ». 1001
I'ltlDAY
Holt- j
The name of lion. Glia?. L.
man of ltathdrum has been favorably ,
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Mentioned In connection with th ■ po-j
republican national
recently made vacant |
hrough the resignation of Senator
Slump. The Republican has no
knowledge of the gentleman's aspira
atlon In that direction, or that he
would accept In case t he posit ion were
tendered him, but believes it would be
.m excellent selection by the ropubll-|
cans of Idaho.
sit ion on the
committee
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It is tlie most re
sponsible position In the party of a
state and carries with it many ardu
ous duties which require tact and
keen judgment In their performance.
Mr. Heltman 1ms been prominently
identified with party work ever
since Ills advent In the state more
i ban a decade ago. He has more than
• .nee led the party in this county to
victory, and since the wreck of 1800
lias done much excellent work toward
building up the party and placing It
in u position within reach of victory.
His experience and training in party
work is therefore ample. Upon more
than one occaison he has been ten
dered nominations, but could never
lie induced to accept any but honor
Iii view of this the on
Mr. Heltman
t his posit ion uh ' might tie needed in
the political contest of next year,
Here Is an opportunity for the repub-1
1 leans of Idaho to recognize the. Pan-j
handle, which never has been dnne be-;
fore, and an opportunity to infuse
new blood without risk to conserva
II is »cause for rejoicing through
ut, the coast and mountain regions
that Senator Jones of Nevada has an
nouncod Ids alignment again with the
republican party, says the Salt Lake
Tribune. He Isas good a silver man
as ever, he maintains, and his return
to the republican party does violence
in none of bis bimetallic principles,
says the apostle of silver, "as
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would tie numbered among those de- !
fending it. The enormous out put of I
L, >ld, however, accomplished what 111- !
talllsiu would have accomplished." ;
ary positions,
party could pay a handsome tribut e to
]'>y lty and disinterested sacrifice by
ffeiing the gentleman an honorary
position of real merit, which he might
be Induced to accept,
would bring such energy and tact to
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The Republican truly believes
t ism.
that for once Boise could do a grace
ful thing by standing aside in this in
stance.
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"l am,
sincere a believer in the doctrine of
bimetallism as when I left the repul).
Iican party solely for that cause, and
the conditions today as then 1
were
me
' 'his is precisely the position of this
We have time and again
We feel
newspaper.
Mid exact ly the same t hing.
■ tirions to see if those w liu have been
> virulent in tills matter will now
ssuil Senator «Tones, who knows more
sbmit t lie silver quest ion than all the,
puck that has shown so mu b animus 1
n this quest ion shut* th 1 object trm
■ii aimed at lias been aceoni
I'lsla-d, as Senator Jones says, by the
nimnous output of g >d. "The si!-,
, r question is dead." proceeds the;
• -nator, "and we are face to face w ill) |
l have always acted ;
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< Gier issues.
-, it it the republican party upon every
: nest Ion lint silver.
I U Hevc that in
: tie alignment or political parties tod
day the republican party is the only I
one which Is in touch with the eeou-|
< :nle progress of the twentieth ecu-'
These are words worth of re-j
This
t ury.
membrane«* and preservation,
haracterizatlon of the republican
parly Is comprehensive, Just and
timely. Again we have occasion to
say that. Senator Jones has struck the
null squarely on the head.
Idaho should have a state examiner, !
which Is an officer whose dut ies in re- J
tUon to state and county officers are j
practically the same us those of post
office inspector to postmasU rs. Near
ly all of the older states have such an
office, and the system lias proven a.
success and of great benefit totaxpay- 1
ers, whose Interests are U tter guard-j
ed on account of it. The examiner,
who must be an expert book-keei'ord
In
as
it
to
is usually appointed by the governor
and must furnish a heavy bond. Our
present system of examining into the
affairs of public officials, which con
sists or a so-called investigation by
grand juries, is a most ridiculous
farce, which lias long since been dis
carded by all enllghtend common
wealths. if Idaho had had a state
examiner three years ago, ex-Sheri If
Pease would have been behind the
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bars long before he had time to take
French leave from the country, and
County Attorney Graham would not
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j now be compelled to WJSt.e lire,it.)
over a few ( housand doljars of the tax
! payers' money, which the ex-commis
,sinners illegally drew from the county,
j while the taxpayers would he many
thousands of dollars ahead.
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Aside from the contest over the
i mayoralty iti Greater New York, lit.
! lie interest was manifested here in
t he elect ions of Tuesday. Many pen
of all political complexions ex
pressed satisfaction over tjie news
that corrupt Tammany had been de
feated. The elections in other states
were quiet affairs compared with the
contest of last year. The results
would indicate that the republicans
are still holding their own, which may
he taken to indicate that the people
generally are well satisfied with con
ditions prevailing throughout the
country and did not fail to take ad
vantage of this opportunity to en
dorse the national administration.
This is specially true of Ohio and Ne
braska. In the latter state Bryan
worked hard for the fusioners, but the
state returned about the same repub
lican majority as last year.
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on the 22nd of November, and it ap
pears to be understood that, he will
also issue a call for a meeting of the
?tate central committee at the same
place and on the same date. The ob
Jeet of these meetings will Vie to rec
ommend a successor to Senator Slump
as member of the national committee
from Idaho. As the Republican un
derstands it the appointment must be
made by the national executive com
mit tee, to whom the name or names !
recommended at Boise will be sub
mitted.
The time is not far distant, mens
urod by centuries, when the civilized
races will dominate the world, to the
extinction of all other people, says the
Coeur d'Alene Press. It is a well i
known fact in the science of natural '
history that, the invasion of an unciv- j
ilized country by civilized man marks j
the beginning of the decay of the i
lower ruee. The natives of the Sand-1
wich islands have been decreasing;
ever since the white man set foot on
their soil. The same is true of the
American Indian. It will prove true
of the Philippine islands, and the
slow but sure progress of ext inction
I will continue untjl the lower races of
de- ! man are known only in history. The
of I links between his descent from the
111- ! lowest In t he highest and most intol
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It is reported that Chairman Good
ing of the republican party in this
state, has requested the late mem
bers of the Idaho delegation to the
national convention to meet at Boise
Ono Vlow of ICximiiHloii.
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Huent form of the human being will |
In time lx; remembered only by pictures
tliat have been preserved, and by read- !
iii{?of these races. There will also be j
as great a contrast between (he P res 'jS
entand the, past. From these facts,
it nifty be possible that our expansion ;
to neyv Helds and new power is hut a |
link in evolution that will help toi
complete the chain.
A Village IMaekainlth Saved HI« Little Son «
Life.
Mr. If. H. lila/ k, the well known
village blacksmith at Grahumsville,
Y,, says: "Our
Sullivan county. N.
lilt le son
been subject to croup, and so bad have
the attacks been that we have leared
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five years old, has always
many limes he would die.
bad I ■le.: dort or and used many tnedi
eines, but EJiamU rlain's Cough Kein- j W
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to dissolve the tough mucus and by i
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we havei
frequent doses
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eroupy symptoms
found that the dreaded croup is cured
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before it gets settled,
danger in giving this remedy for it
contains no opium or other injurious
confidently
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Jewels, candy, (lowers, man—this is
the order of a woman's preferences,
Jewels form a magnet of mighty
power to the average woman.
Kven that greatest of all jewels, health,
! is often ruined in the strenuous ef
Itorts to make or save the money to
purchase them. If a woman will risk
her health to get a coveted gem. then
let her fortify herself against tlie in
siduous consequences of coughs, colds
and bronchial affections by the regu
lar use of Dr. Bosches's German Syr
up. It will promptly arrest cousu inp
i H»® 1 .!', 1 ! ^ 0i, r r !' V sl:, 8 rt ' s _ an< *. P* e
' u lid^lci ve "he dread disease* from "the
j system. It is not. a cure-all. but it is
j a certain cure for coughs, colds and all
i bronchial. 1 troubles. \ ou can get Dr.
pass''drug store K Ia ' e ltllU(les a
Get Green's Special Almanac,
Mrs. D. VY. Coyle of Portland in
vîtes the ladies of Sandpoint to call
and examine her stock of MTLLI-j
of N ER Y GOODS, which she will open
for inspection November 8th, at C. D.
Gillett's general mercantile estab
lislunent.
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Frank Parker Recovering.
The report that Frank Parker, who
was severely injured while getting off
a moving train here last Friday night,
had died from tlie effects of his injur
ies shortly after arriving at the hospi
tal in ltathdrum, as published in these
columns last week, was unfounded.
Mr. Parker is still alive and unless un
forsccn complications set in will re
llis injuries consist of a
cover.
crushed foot, which necessitated am
putation above the ankle, and a
broken leg. He was otherwise badly
bruised, but no internal injuries have
been discovered. He is reported to be
getting along about as we.ll as one with
such injuries might, be expected. A
purse of $22 was raised by the citizens
of Hand point this week and forwarded
to the unfortunate man.
Women and Jewels.
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nishing Goods, Etc., is now complete
and we invite inspection of the same,
and an investigation of our prices.
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Now is the Accepted Time
to Enter and Participate in the
Sure Increase in Material Yal
tuidpoint, being Situat
ed ou the Lines of Two Trans
continental Railroads and Lake
which lias a Longer Coast Line
than any other Body of "Water
in this State, is the Logical
Key to the Commercial Situa
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Kootenai County, and Her Fu
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