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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-19
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

La LOc56ss ANIiheypEttc0 del Dr.. Montes
Diaz no debe faltsr On ninguna FarmaCia /
primer OrdeD. (Pr0pagar este especiticO es,
realidad, hacer un bien al pals
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20 San Francisco Z
LENTINI& Co.

Cajss con perfumeria neceseres para cosS
tura.
. Perfumerfs dna agus para 81 TncAd0r.
4uhecas juguetes para n'h0s y nidaa..
Cajas con liferentes 1uegos do Socieda4.
Portamonedas mal'a de plata J piel Hn6.
Guantesy J mitones Dc seda. negros J de
colOres.
Coronas asaharos sueltos para noviaa.
Eapej0s dc una y tres lunaa.
Esponjas, cepillos para fopa, eAhess y
diontes.
Gran variedad On C0rb.tas de Ultima mods
BastOnes dc mando = para rifios.
Axatates plateados, nickel y msdefA,
CintaB do seda dc toda0 classes pfeciOo.
Bolsas de mano, grandes y pequehat.
{ Escopetas de salon, cArteras, pet4NN
boquillas.
Jueg0s de cOpas de CRYSTAL Gn0.
COrs6s dnOs J OrdinAriOa.
Madias , oalcatines do bile dc Escocia.
AbaniCOg de t0dA8 Glasses.
RefrigeradOresy = dep6hitos para helar sgns
Escribanias, timbres, pisa papeles y plumaa
Albums y marcos pars Fetrat0s, media
llones.
Cortaplumas, navalas y tijeras 6Das,
Aaletas neceseres dc viaje.Y p0FtsmaEka&,
Gran varledad en- alhajas deOr0 garaut.Fad0.
Relojes de todas classes = precios.
Indnidad de articu!00 para adDrnO de - g.
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ln111liGsadO

1rti8.
! Aat6v eayey.
To-: on nombre de los hiIos
dig0, que eatoy predicsndo
Vd. no se de por aludido
tiene
c0nciencia senor 0rtis, le
ilenCi0 pOr medic de eu
aparenCias DOciales con al
eata Vd. se6alado con Ell
DliCa. fs
TO en- Ia frente que dice:
p h'enes de menOreel |.
las noohes se presente
hssltaoi6n do dormir, una
9fanQ To esea u repre-.
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Buena OCasion

He salido de esta Capital para algunos
% salud, el aDrovechado j6ven pianista DON
Enrique Gebrat , Crua6es, hAbil compositor y
annador dc pianos y arrnoniuna, 0l cual Vino
oentratado de Europa por la casa de los sg>a.
Giusn C Dicho seii0c aprovecharAe 81 Nem-
po que psse en i0s pueblos de 10 Isla que fee0.
rrs, para hacer por Ouenta propia los trabAjoa
que ee l0 preaentAn. S2
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Lea usted en- Ia Pecci6n correspondent
snunCio dehla Nes0 Fork Life Iss Go de- 10
es sgente en- esta Isla sl Sr. D Luls San.
Morales. M neccsitsmos reoomendar Il
cha poderosa asociaci6n que g0Sa de indi
tible fama universal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

sentante de mis- hijos, 20 COY Pablo Utset.
1 Como tu has permitido que Juau Otis fuera
81 usurpad0r de casi todos mis- bienes, mis-
hijOs reoibieFan una limOsnaf
DesapareCe II sombra, y despierto CreyendO
fuera una realidad, y tOdO fr6 nm sueho schor
Ortiz pero que sueho lQue pesadilla
iQui6n cree en- aueiiOsi nadie
Siempre sus 6rdenea, gu 8 8. /.
ssa aa.i0A a #aE Moreno
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sEcCIoN DE- .ANUNCIos


On B ,rahona y Franques, t6rlnino de-
900 q 600 cuerdaa do TERRA para paat0
como 4C0 reses que pastan On elias.
una buena casa terrera de mampr
Gale Nueva de este pueblo, COR
Genes para acopiar frutos, Ell
c0mpra, pned0 verse .OOn don
On Manatt. Celie Nueya.
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Ultima Hora

Con sentimiento hemos recibidO esta tar
de, On prensa ys LA CORREsPONDHNCIA, el o.
guiente telegrAma dc nnesbrO aCt,v0 cores.
ponsal de Mayagte1: Gs
"Ayer NsHtGsOM de wn tir0 en- Ia casFeterG
de S0ss 0ssNs6s d dow LeOpOld0 s. p6Ived0-
Det0lles pOS eI cOrTeO Ell OOrresp0Ms0I.n
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4 Gentleman thoroughly acquainted
with the spanish and french languages, and
fully versed with mercantile sfairs; 10 desi.
go Of business, could DO fnily appreciated. Plea
se address BY letter to < 7. z, ct the Post on
Ce, Santurce. 16-6
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

Sign yldO bueE ndmerO de damasl |
cabaS 5Sas interesanteg reuniOnes.
no. & / tmo. sr. Obispo de Ia Dioce-
sis.h do hoy por primera veE Ia calle
para Is misa, dep es de cuatrO meses dc
pert Il d0lenCia.
N ReseggTecceO9e de la sGLagd ~
% tislcos y asmaticos los que padecen
de b anquitis, broncOrreas, y demAs afeccio-
mes las Was respiratOrias. Los que % res.
trian con freCuencia los que padecen dc tos
' rorQuera, deben curarse con 81 JARABE BAL
slNIbQ AL GUAYACOL del
DR., RodTiwue1 Castro.
Mas de quinientOs m6dicOs garantizan COB
susj experiencias, los efectos de esa maravillo-
ga medicina. Las academiaS de medicina la
a4eptan con j6bil0 immense Tomadla enfor-
los Curaci6n de los CatarrOS en- "a hOras.
Jalma Ia tos q la segunda cucharada.
/ Cura la bronquitis cr6nica en- 10. dias.
Cura 81 asma on menos de an mes. Cura ls
GRIPPE. ...1 ...s.....,1.. S. - &
Comprad este maravllloso remedio On la
farmacia de GUILLERMETY.
La COmpaflf8 de los FerrOcarrjles de Puer.
to Rico (dice ell B0letts SensGssesl de 1NgTe esOs
ha recaudado On 81 trozo On exploitation, des
de I: de Enero hasta 81 21 de Abril en- curse,
Ia suma de $50 872; desde esa fecha hasta
hoy $1.742. Total hasta ia fecha 832 GA
En- los ejsroioios Dc 'oposio,ones qua d,ti
mamente tuvieron lugar on esra Capital para
obtar una Fscuela Superior dc Mayagnez
alcanz0 Ia dicha esCuela, nuestra simpAtica
amiga Ia intehgsnte senorits Maria L'ovet
Dicha distiDRuida educadora que On breve par
| trA para ell Oeste, educa en- el COlegi0 Supe
rior que aqui regentea, 1877 nifias matriculsdas
de estas 80 que ense6a gratuitameDte. La
mentanos que Ia Srta. Llovet Sc ausonte d.
esta Capital damOs 10 enhorabuena q Maya
giez que contar4 On 10 sucesiv0 con tan esti
mable protesora.
Ha entradO eat8 tarde en- nuestr0 puert'
81 vapor oorrao Alfonso XIII, que sali6 el di
81 de la Peninsula. Ha sidO un viaje rapid
simO. az
Los premiOs mayores de la Loteria PrOvin
cfal juRada hoy son los siguientes: Prime
premio: 1924 Segundo premio SAT, Tel
cer premio: 3,2O8.-Premios de $500 "A ~
1926, 1889, 2O,745 y 23786. Premios d
5000 :-1,1O6. 1856, 1882, 1915, 1915
i5 1858, 81, 1854, % 300 Premios de $1O6:-
u 256. 1866, 4s1. 4,9O5, 5.962, 5,99s. 1895
1925, 1928 IA 935. 14,96O, 15,963, 1866
1900 % 229.
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NotiCiias de Ia lsla

!, Nos dicen de Manatl que 80 presentan slli
vOs incOnvenientes para fundar 81 prC yec-
D Casino, pues parece que muchos autOno-
tas cOnnOtados se niegan tigurar en- 10 lis
le los socios. EgtOa autOnOmistss diCen,-
nos 10 OOmuniCan nosotr0s,-Que no Quie-
tormar gociedsd con los que haee pcc0s
sontribry yeron que quedaran sin pan va
onrados padres de tami'ia.
rLas personas que en- Ponce deseen ad.
wdas novelas M0T0GFitG, La Esslsst0d0 del
ny Eg Tes0s0 de OoffesE, por el DR..
pueden solicitarlas On 81 almac6n de
y nbros de DON OLYMPIC Otero, Gale
ha ntmeto 7.-Alli, como aQuf, valen
- 'omos catorce reales moneda corriente
Isl -.
,,nsro de pocos dias partirA para Maya.
Fra.stiDgu'da profesora do6a Maria Llo-
inta ganado TOR oropioi6n una do las
pae nifiaa de aQuel t6rmino municipal
Sc. coto-ruelo 1a1risconsulto res 'dense
%, al bajar la escalera dc su casa tuvO
raoia dc sufrir una caida, estropeAndose
" To- mano derecha
partioipamos 4 los sres Farmac4uti
Isla, que en- esta Mpogrstfa haoemos
etiquetas de las que se usan en les
preci0g tan baratOs como en- Europa.
Rmuestras disposition del que Les
81
tntos Cinco imponentes depositaron
le Ahorros de Msyagfes el domingo
uma de $sA4.6O.
americana de D0na Y q que traba-
gte1, se propone venir por TERRA
pasando por Aguadilla, AreCibo,
vam3n donde negara h&cia el 2
r6ximo.
don Miguel Morales Saldana ,
arillo, dc CAguas, nos participan
do en- uno solo los dos estable
incalla y pulperfa ueTeepeO
IN, estableciepdo una casa que
On social de Morales & .Grillo.
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ATENCIC

Una fatnilia que hA de pasar
Mayo y JuDio en- la Capita, aiQni
lac cseAs que dejan temp0ralme
fai1iilias que pnsan 0l vorAno On
lognarA Raznua VaEd0pa lsetaleR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01

.cc& suma de ocho pesos para 81 aavio de
Issesgracias de Sabana- Grande, act0que ba
scdOcidO muchO nuestr0 sefaOr AlCaale.
ese
Despnes de haber terminado los tudiOs
lrrespondientes de primer afiO de medicina,
u New-York, 81 apreCiado j6ven d. Jogl Angel
lila del malogradO DR.. Franco, aResinad0 On
CabO. .rojo, reRresar4 & esta Isla para paAer des-
de aqui la Peninsula y terninar allAlsu ca
rreca.
Retreta manana por la banda del Bstall6n
CGdiE:
L. Pasodoble /" Ell Serrallc," LuiguinI- 2:
T0nda Vaises 'LSa Orillas del Tlria." ArbCs -
81 Slntonia de la Opera "GuillermO Tell, iRo
0sini.-4o Fantasia sobre motivos Ce Ia Opera
s'La Africapa," Meyerbeer.- 81 "Potpou'r1 e
aires Dacionales," Ubeda.-6e Danza "LauIa
Gsorgina," Campos.
VAPoREs -El MMSciGssO cargapdo hasts 81
8 del CorFisnte en- Glasgow = hastlel Il eFx II
- nm nnnrfln "a IGN.
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Las mejorea botsa. = botines, los mejore
zapatos en- Puerto r 60, solicitel0s usts
sn La OOssstassciG, calle de San Justo mum. 81
Hay de TODD mucho, bueno = barato.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-05-01
CHARADA

Tls labios son mi prtnsey6 --y tus nanitas
son tres, hay Oj0s primo tefcerG-lsabes Fer
nanda 10 que es A t6 dos dos vAs el tOdO-
tt madre, y en- mi yes, tie 10 exec "a dc nm
modo-Que mejor no puede ser.-oea
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-19

tow whore country ways and ANN pc
vailed, 90 that he was practically a country
boy. He probably knew a. little of city life
as Abraham lincoln. His father and
mother were pool and illiterate. His
father lost his life in = brave stfort to save
another man from drowning whom Andrew
was only four years old.
From the time the boy was 10 years old
he had to work. He wal a%pprsntioed to a
tailor, and served his time faithfully.
At Is this bright, but ignorant, boy heard
someone read aloud certain speeches from
on old collection of such things called tho
United States Speaker" His intellect
seems to have awakened with 4 bound. He
begged the journeymen tailors with whom
he worked TO teach him his letters. This
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was all he asked Of anybody. He pieoed
together the letters and made words. This
work was all done Mt night, after a day OF
toll lasting from sunrise to sunset.
When this tailor's apprentice was a sena-
tor of the United States he wRa reminded
by . vulgar member Of tho senate of his
~tnilor's trade. To this Andrew johnson
sensibly replied thar he acknowledged 10
have been a tailor. and owed no man a
grudRe for reminding him Of il; but that
he would resent it promptly If any man ae-
when his hand was in he could make a.
good = coat % any taller in the state of
Tennessee.
At sixteen. having served his time, hs
TO LaurSn's court house, South Caro-
lima. and sat mp in the tailoring business
self at Grssnville. Tenn. but he was q man
and not a boy before hs learned from his
wife how to write.
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Til. BOY Of Georgetown, ohio.

Ulysses s. Grant. who succeeded johnson,
was born in tho country town Of George
town. Ohio, In 1882, whore his father was a
tanner and farmer. From his bsbyhood
tho boy sas devoted 10 horses, and at eight
years OF age Ne drove his fathers wagons
TO and from the tannsry. But no disliked
the lanyard. and preferred worry much
working on the farm. Az II he could
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4@&# I #HNkR#N# &%% R%EN0
COUNTRY B0YPREsDEATS
Humble Origin Of Chief Executives
Who Have Ruled This Great
Nation.
Abraham Lincoln, Andrew John.
non, Grant. Garfield, Arthur
and Cleveland.
Scenes Amid which some Of Them Were
DoFn-Early Piotsrss Of LiAcoln
and Grant.

Written tor TEE HsLExA INDHpSNpEST.1
The BOY ~ Mardin Cousty, Kentucky.
90 BRAHAM LINCOLN WAS, LIKE so
VI many Of his predecessors, born In :
/Gk log cabin.
n vas In what va thsn-1S00-
Hardin county, Kentucky. His father APP
pears 10 have been ! Observation-Disclosures
of-all-tradss and master. Of none. His
mother, Nancy Hanks, was Of nush better
character and understanding than biz
father. Z
Probably no boy Who svsr lived had )
more miserable early childhood thar Abra-
ham Lincoln. His melancholy, deeply
lined face was snid to have been equally
m~eiancholy when no wss q boy. and his
mother WAS nlso said 10 have q look Of fixed
madness, which seems natural enough whom
tho hardships and privations through which
she passed ere considersd. Thomas Linz
coln. his father. ssems TO have been totally
unable to provide for his family. from q
mixture Of lnzineas and incapaoity. Hard
times were chronic In the wretched cabin
Of Thomas and Nancy Lincoln. There
we're two children-Nancy and Abs-apd
two more pinched md hungry, shoeless and
hatless children could not be found any
where.
When Abe was seven Years old his father
concluded that AZ the world was against
him in Kentucky, he would move to In
diana; 80 down tho Ohio river went the
ratient mother and half starved children
and the shiftless. thriftless father. They
landed and went into the wilderness. In
the heart Of the woods Thomas Lincoln
made a clearing. Here they did not even
have a log cabin. A rouRh ''lsan to-
matched with straw. was their only shelter.
They had no furniture. except . rude bed
made By sticking up four posts In the
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drew johnson presents The most striking
instance of perseverance, unsurpassed BY

that of any boy that
ever lived. hi man.
who became governor
OF Tennessee, q MEM
ber of Ia.
United States senator.
vice president n
presidents I, did not
know his letters until
he was Is years old,
and was taught to
write by his wife after
he was q married man.
He was bora in Raj
eigh, N. c., in 1908.
but in those days
Raleigh was merely a
country
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PROPOSALS FOR LIGHT go NOTICE Is
L hereby given that the undersigned will. un-
til IL O'Clock. noon, Of Tuesday the 2sth day OF
june. 4. d. 1892, received sealed bids FOR tho
furnishing of light to tho city of Helena, Mon
1882; said light to DO furnished at ths places to be
d.esisnated in the CITY, Of Helena Said, bids
should be sealed, marked Proposals for Light"
city hall. between now and neon OF the day
aforesaid. No bids received after IL O'Clock.
This notice is given pursuant to An order of tho
city council duly made june IA, 1852.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE, City Clcrk.
Gated June IL. 1852.
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h hoy Of Raleigh. n. G.
OF al ths prssidsnts the boyhood Of An
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Centinusd ON Twelfth Pare
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09
JOHN RoBINsoN's WORLDS SHOW
The half Has not Been Told Me"


The memorable expression of the
Queen of Sheba on viewing the pomr
and glories Of King Solomon's court
can with verify be used in speaking OF
the transcendent splendors of the
gorgeous biblical spectacle, solomon,
his Temple. and the Queen of Sheba,
which the management of the Robin,
son show produce this year ON scale
OF uuexampled magnitude and splend
or. No spectacle ever presented to the
puoiic can vie with it in rich steneo
graphic effect; in faithful and charact-
eristie portraitures of the people, man.
ners and customs during the reign of
isr'el's wisest king: in pomp, in page
antry and in parade; in sacred sacrifi.
eial offerings: in lovely women; in en-
chanting ballets: in fiercely contested
and exciting chariot races, and in lux.
urious opulence of its costuming and
appointments. Taken from the grand
est scenes of the patriarchal era, it can
not only interest the biblical scholar.
but the moral, the cultured and refined
seeking after intellectual and mind-im.
proving entertainment, will find in this
an exhibition well worthy their
attention. Let it be understood. how
ever, that this desirable augmentation is
but one Of the multitude of attractions
to which the Robinson show invites the
patronage Of the public. Their circus
has long been characterized as the most |
INVITING IN its unexeeptionable features
IND IN the general excellence and prof.
'iency OF its ring performance of any
raveling, while their menagerie is large
md comprehensive, and includes living
peclmenS of the rarest beasts, birds,
eptiles and amphibia. Their colossal
ioman hippodrome is in itself feature
hat has no duplication, and carries the
peetator back to imperial Caesars DAYS.
n mentioning the enjoyment, sur
rises and delights of this peerless
it must not be forgotten to
lention that for special delectation of
lyenile patrons the ever delightful and
lirth-provoking pantomine of Humpty-
'umpty, His Fortunes, Misfortunes
nd Mishaps, will find prominent place
the program. The show viii exhibit :
ere, July 18th.
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1900
Ice Cream.

Go to Moore's Ice Cream parlors for a
glass Of their delicious ice cream. They
supply picnic parties, by the pint, quart
or gallon, at most reasonable price.
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The democratic house of representa-
fives has shown to what depths tina,
party will lower itself in an ATTEMPT tc
gain few votes, by the resolutions intro,
huced and referred to a committee in
which they charge the Homestead. Pa.
not, that caused go much bloodshsad. "a
Tue republican party. The riot resulted
from difference between employer and
employee over the amount Of wages the
latter should receive, for which the re-
publican party is no mere responsible
than it would lie for a fight between a
iarner and his hired hand over the
same matter and the tempt Of domo-
cratic congressman TO make political
iapitai out OF it is simply silly. The
American people cannot be s:uff.i with
such rot.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09

IHk county commissioners have al
Ser'isee for bids for the building of a
bridge ever kootenai river at Bonner's
Ferry. To a person unacguainted with
The facts in the case, the building Of sucb
bridge might be considered necessary
bnt when it is understood that there ia
good ferry at that place Capable Of
taking care OF all the travel and bust.
ness and that the building OF the bridge
VIII rnst anywhere from ;6O,0 to
100000, it becomes serious matter IN
'he taxpayers OF this county, and we
question, very seriously, the adyisabilitv
VI sshdiing such debt on the peopIe
ponner's Ferry people may wan, the
Uridxe and We do not blame them for
getting 1t at the coanty's expense if
ihey can, yet we do condemn the action
OF tue commissioners in the matter.
We understand that one of them Saws
they are only advertising to see what
u will cost and do not intend to build il
hui In the face Of past experience the
people will be Flow to believe tbi, sta,a-
ment and even If it should prove trp. !,
fhoSs LACK OF regard for the interests of
the people to expend money advertising
TOR bids simply 10 safety their own
curiosity M to the COS: Of such .trrc-
Iafp.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09
Republican County Convention.

At meeting of the republican cen
tral committee held on the 18th day OF
May, 1889. it was decided that county
convention be held in Rathdrum, Idaho
on Thursday, August 1, 1882 at O'Clock
p. m, for the purpose of placing in
nomination names for the various
county Offices, members of the iecisla-
fnre and to elect eight delegates to the
state convention to be held at Moscow
on the eighteenth day of August, 1872
and to transact any other business that
may come before the convention.
1t was further ordered that the prim.
anes be held in the several precincts of
the county on Thursday July 81. 1892
Apportionmeat OF delegates to the
county convention from the precincts
below named was fixed as follows:
Mission precinct, l; Wolf Lodge pre-
cinct, l; st. Joe precinct, I; st. Maries
precinct, l; santa precinct, l; Cpur d.
Alene precinct, 8; Post Falls precinc,
8; iiauser precinct, |; Westwood pre-
cinct, 4; stones Switch precinct. tt
Socalialo precinct, 1; Sand Point pre-
c'nct, 2; kootenai precinct, /: Half
way precinct l; Bonner's Ferry pre-
cinct, ): Hope precinct 8: Clark's Fork
precinct, 9; >eneagGoteen precinct. l:
iIranite Creek precinct, l; Lakeyiew
precinct, l.
All new precincts to be created will
be allowed one delegate each to said
RoBr. S. BRAGAw.
hartman Republican Central Com.
nittee Kootenai County.
Ed. O'REILLEY,
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PERSONAL MENTION.

VIM Ferrell returned to his ranch OF
the st. Joe yesterday.
Mrs. Norris is visiting her son. Mr.
Thos. Norris, this week.
Mr.. Ross Conoley, of the Spokesman
staff, called on the PRESS this week.
Deputy Marshal Harvey Harris re,
turned to the mines last Wednesday.
Mr.. G. p. Potter passed through the
city on his way to the mines this week.
Judge Melder and Robt. Bragaw visi.
ted the hub of Northern Idaho, this
week.
DR.. Contras, formerly of this city, re.
turned to his home at Wallace on Wed.
nesday.
Mrs. c. L. Daggett and Miss Weeks
were on visit to friends in Spokane
this week.
VIM. Martin and the high Sheriff Of
hootenai county, were i'll the city on
Wednesday.
Chas McNab, the popular Druggist of
Spokane, went up the lake to the mines
last Thursday.
MAJ. Woods, prominent mining man
OF the CGur d'Alenes, passed Up the
lake last Wednesday.
Persie Powell, son of f.. Powell
and two friends from spokane, spent
the week In the city.
Deputy L. 5. Marshal Dryden re-
turned to the mines after spending the
Fourth in this city with his family.
G. II. Richie, foreman of the Eddison
nine, returned to Gem this week, &C
by David Meyers and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtin the guest of Mr..
md Yrs. Mcfarland for the past two
vcek5 returned to Spokane Thursday
,yening.
Mr.. y. F. Leach, general timber in
pcctor, went up the lake to complete
ONE business he was compelled to
cave year ago.
Mr.. \. W. Deal, a rising young law.
er, Of Wallace, formerly of Blackfoot,
eturned to Wallace after enjoying the
'ourth in this city.
General Curtis, Inspector General of
re Idaho state militia, was a passenger
n the steamer Oakcs last Tuesday.
ouAd for the Crur d Alenes.
Prof. feager returned, this morning
ON trip through the Palouse coun-
: as far south as Walla Walla. lie
rs crops will be about an average.
Father smith, principal Of the Con.
ga College, of Spokane, who is well
iown through Idaho and Washington. +
spending a well earned vacation at Il
e Old Mission.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-07-09

The unanimous decision OF the su
Prerne court OF Michigan that the act Of
the legislature OF that state, providing
Tor the election OF presidential electors
by congressional district is constitution.
H. may lie the beginning OF new sys-
tenn IN the selection Of electors that will
spread over the whole country. How
ever, the question is not definitely set.
tied, ~ it is probable that the case will
To taken to the United States supreme
court.