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A considerate Man.

Mr.. Chumly-I hear you are going to
marry rich widow. Is there any truth
In the rilmor?
Mr.. Fewscads--Yes am doing it out
Of consideration for my creditors. I
haven't tho heart to see them suffer-
: Texas Siftings.
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Correspondence holds double power,
inasmuch as the pen that can comfort
and cheer and elevate may become the
weapon that wounds and destroys
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-06-07

In the case of money finding is having
in law, but money is the only personal
property the title of which passes with
the possession.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-06-07
Dauchy's Advertisements.

WANTED-SALESMAN salary and expenses
from start steady work good chance for ad-
yaDcement. BROWN BROS Co.. Nnrserymen,
Rochester, N. Y. May l7-4w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

Bombay seems very progressive sort Of
place. 1t has SOrosis and a cooking class.
Recently at competitive examination over
one hundred Parsee girls cooked long list
or Indian delicacies to show their prof.
Cheney.
The difficulty between the custom inspect
ors and the Russian exhibitors at the
World ) fair has been satisfactorily adj
5usted.
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FOR lighthouses.

pressbrick dwellings Florida between
18TH and l4th SITS. Ell bit rooms. bath and CELLAR
per month. HEREFORD L HENDERSON. los q
o. NV ty24-3t
+ ssi7 N stnw. lor az. 80 fSos corscrsn. g. $50
II ~ e. lor and bath % 2lQ Fla ave NV o.. 20
ia av NV. 6r.-.. 25 1872 Cap 1t. 6r..... Is
WS4ot H. /. RUST, 624 14th n. ".
1881 North Capitol vt. brick 8 rooms mod.
1895 Sd n. w.. corner L; brick 6 rooms mod.
L. NJ SAUNDERS CO..
yyX4-3t Ohio Nat. Bank Building. 18th and G n. ".
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WANTED-HOUSES.

NVANTED-A RESPONSIBLE TENANT WISHES
w to rent q house Of rooms near 9Th and sts-
n. W. Address RESPONS1Bi-E. Star ONCE. It,
WANTED - TO RENT FURNISHED. PAR
w TALLY furnished an unfinished house from 7
10 rooms. by lady and he good location; rent
Office. 1yS22ts
WANTED-AT ONCE. A HOUSE IN THE N. W.
w section of the city. north Of and west Of 14th
st. preferred: will pay from SO, 600 to g. 0OO
be bargain. Give lowest price and full particulars
to RUSH CO., 6l5 st. n. W. Room 1y21-3t
VNANTED-SMALL HOUSES TO RENT IN NE
w Have customers waiting. FRANK L. HAM
COCK CO 18th and q SITS. me- jy1-4w
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS AND NOTARY
~ public for all states and territories SPECIALITY
BY h II. EVANS. office (bAsemsnU 132l 81.
Always in Office Office hours. ja7-n
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
" and territory. Notary and U. s. Commissioner.
cc.2S JOHN E BEALL. 1S.l 1t. n
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PERSONAL.

WATERNEi ONS. RED TO THE RIND, ARE
w nice. likewise our progressive rates for gents
discarded garments; drop postal JUSTHS OLD
STAND. 6le ID ST. \. W. jy24
A IL Who ARE AFFLICTED WITH RUPTURE
"A VIII learn something to their advantage by ad-
dressing CONFIIlENTIAL
1yl4-lm Box 4S. Star Office.
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
~ and answers send IOc. to
). W. FLYNN. A. NJ. Ivy Institute,
ie.O1m' Southwest corner Sth and ats. u. W.
A UTHOhIZkD PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
"A Conmunica ions promptly attended to; confden-
tial. once open all hours. Best references. VIM.
WILLIAMS, Manager. go NV. Established 1880
ie2q1m'
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EOR EXCHANGE-UNIMPROyE PROPERTY
&, Cor: iath and ne: iooI9o; 4 81 IS So II:
< ;3S1l24; at 81 Florence st; ne. lots i6I
s. each; at Soc 5; G. ave: bet. l4th and 10TH SOC.
Sc l7x6S each; 30. 500 for 2lots. Submit PROPOSE
lions to JNo. A. BUTLER, Jr., 500 st. n jy5:. 81
EOR ExCHANGE-IMPRovED PROPERTY TO
ground; Y. ave; and lst a stories, u rooms.
sl3 500; bet 9Th and I 10Th w. at $500 Csc
s6. 800; near 25th y W. At 90. 500; Mass ave. bet.
bet. 18th and 18th houses, g.. OOO each; frames
Quander ST.. 81. 900 each I'd bet. and new,
each; Myrtle st new, g. 800 each; Callan st.
n. g rooms. S1.5O0 Submit propositions to JNO.
A. BUTLER, IT., SOB st. N. jy22-3t
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

A MMM9SAlAIED STEAM CARPET C4.EANINS
VOLTS 1Carpets cleaned the beat manner
ape,s made moth proof free Of charge Mattresses
a .nS 70 oroer Once 172o Pa ave worka l7O8
snu = ~ Z ST. NV. Telephone SO4.
AS N NENAfER. NxnsRor.
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MANICURE.

NIApAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CHIRoPoD-
wi ist 1O3 18th ST. y. W-Ths only Importer AMI
Manufactures OF FINE MANICURE aud CHIROPOD-
ISL GOODS south OF New York. no2V-tr
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WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD

WANTED-BOARD FOR BALANCE o. THE
w season at Washington Grove in farm house in
terms for one person. also for two occupyinx same
apartment Address. with full particulars loca-
ton. convenences. &c. h. L. R. Star Office It,
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BOARDING.

rrHE '.wOoDMoET." IOWA CIRCLE. aOOi
table board all the deiicscies Of he seaanr SUM
mer rates. ]. r. ROBINSON Proprietor jels-3u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

EOR RENTER MASS AVE. n W. NEAR
L Thomas Circle; 3-story and basement brick; IS
rooms all mod. imps manssrd roof; 800 per mo.
y1273t' A. $. CAYWo0D. a:s3 9th 81 NV.
EfoR RENT-THE BEST GROOM BRICK
dwelling in this city tor the price, Sl2 81 per
month: cable line. eth sI.s.w. r. A. PHIL
LIPS SON. l422 New York ave. ty22-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

EOR RENT
II 14io Pa av NV. 81. e7'
800 r / ave NV. Tor. Is. 81
3lst st NV. new. 1E....5,
1871 Slst st NV. 12r. -;
1909 ] 9Th ct NV. 1lr. A.. n
$3.50 y st NV, 81. As. u
1905 2Sth IT NV. Tor. ~
1909 2Sth ct nv. Or. Is. 81
3l:t4 z st NV. Sr. 30. q
lQ3 z st Sc. sr. 80. 5t
516 LIST st Sc, sr.....3Q 81
1923 Harvard 1t. IT, 2:
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL DARLINGTON,
V Attorney-at-Law,
Webster Law BUILDING. J05 ct. n. w.. Washingto,
DC Residence. 933 b ST. Nv d.
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3yI9-tr i3la r al NV

WATERS THOMPSON.
myl1-3m i335 81. n.
TO. RENT-I32s AND 1870 9rH sT n W. ONE
eight and bath and the other rooms ana
bath all modern convenencee; desirable neighoor-
hood. Inquire Of FRANK L. BROWNING. 4ls Sd
ST. n W. ap24-tr
EoR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Il house. with reception hall AID large dining
suitable for those who wish 10 entertain AZ,
Ply 1919 10th St NV. 1yIQ-3ws
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1927 10th st ne. Or. $40. 50
! @ 10th 1t ne. 6r....30. 80
D llOo Harvard st. Or. 20
) 1900 9th ct nv. Or, str. 20
z 2Z1Cleveland av. Or. ID. 30
, 1908 n 81 NV ..........l2
D 81 ~ u tt nw....-.......10
. 1925 Cherry alley. Ar. q. 80
> I02e Cissel alley, ar. =. 30
; BOO. 32l1. 1918 and
} 32l5 Cherry hill. ar,
water L sewer. colored- Q
EBLE. DAVIS A CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

EOR RENT
i 1216 6 st NV. 12rs,
observation-disclosures eco
20o A st Sc. 12rs. mi. =. so
II 10 II st ne. store and
6rs. mi. As
90 p ST NV. 9rs. mi. 40. IS
rs 18th st re. 6rs,
mi. ................2o 40
1W ~ st sw. store and
ors. mi. ..............25
Is 14th NV. store. 20. so
Flats, small houses and r
CAYWOOD 4 GARRETT,
fvrD-3fs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTFD-BY YOUNG MAN WITH SOME
w experience position In grocery store; references
Address Boz lbs, Star office. lds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24
FOR RENT-FLATS.

lNOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLATS AND
basement; rooms, bath aud closets all m. T. ;lo-
cation desirabe for renting private parties
no children. Is 4 81. NV. jy22-3t.
E,0K RENT-ROOMS IN THE HARRISON COR
Il I'd and q SITS n W. Elevator service. and steam
heat and hrst-class board in cafe near central de-
partments and capitol; will ,url ish partments for
memb rs OF Congress-.
je.2-:'m HARVEY sPAIDING Room7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

CHARLES w. HANDY
go 18th St NV
l0l5 stnw. 13r st. eS3. 1921 Ysvenw sso
1890 18th NV, lOr. 30 81 ioo6, ,h m a. -,
Sr5 ~ nv iG 9Th ct ne. rs 20
Cor 9Th and u -. 90 = st NV, so
sno u SIS ne. 4S 81 nv. store - 2a
az :, Ut q ID NV. Or and bath is
1854 Isth q nT pr * Rooms 9o3 9TH NV. I'd
9th Ut ne Sr IN Rron. ;ln,r 90. "
l3l5 VT ave NV, Sr AZ 40 6oor 0o' "'h NV % n
So 81 !. se, ~ $500. g. 80 PAL d OF NV 4r 10
Ifl5 Wsrionr, ~ ga Del NV. r......s
Flat COS 18th a. M Az,
once rooms In the bandsoms nev. hn;ld;,- ., A.
plssslct Title Insurance Company for rent al low
5-15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

i100GN @ avre, Crab. 25. 20
2.S,o c smplain av. Or. - Is
l203 Pa ave sc. 5r.......l5
sos 2d NV. 6r ...l430
lll2 lth 81 Sc. 6r Ia. 30
2,o9< Chainplain ave.
of. .-..- III
Storage room. SIS 18th. 5
Stable rear 1919 @. 2
! stalls -.... ...12
GEO. W. LryKrNs.
200 l9t n at N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-24

Iesterdays games Resulted as rolIoWs:
III E
st. Louis o o o 900 o. u 1
Cincinnati. ID q o o % 10
Pitchers-Gleason, Hawiey and King.
r II Z
St. Louis .I ooo2o % 10 2
Cincinnati. 10 o o 90 5 8
Pftchers-CiArkson and Parrott
RI E
Chicago. 10 o. 100 90 Ia /
Louisville Il 0 o Is o
Pttchers-McGill and Hemming.
The championship games played Saturday
resulted as follows:
Washington, IL; Philadelphia. 4
Boston, 13: New York,
Baltimore, s; Brooklyn, l.
Baltimore /. RrrOkfvn
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EoR RFNT-UNFURNIsHFD.

L Hotel centrally To-
Gated. SCR. S6o-
1n2S VI ave NV. lSr. 20
1923 X I ave NV. l7r. .25f
lo14 T stnw tskd. 23S 3:
1923 X st NV. 15-.. POS. 3.
1916 10th st. 22r......2W
1891 q ct NV. 14r 1876. g,
1905 y Y ave. 16rs. ...l5t
500 l&th st NV. l4r..lJs
1126 Mass avnw. l4rl3S. g..
1915 y st NV, l,rs. 10
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-CO0L AND PLEASANT OFFICE
Il rooms in the Lehman building; all mod. inns. !;
low rent to desirable tenants A. T. COUMBE 1925
New York ave. jy22-3t
ENOR RENT-OFF1CES IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing. &S to 914 g St. just of the patent flee.
This building contains every modern device and i'm
provement known for comfort safety and nvenience
All Offices have direct light and ventilation iyo1-lm
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FOR RENT-STABLES

LNOR RENT - 3-SrORY STABLE, 25XsO IA
Il stalls; resr of So cor. 7th and n W. excellent
chance TO start small livery stable. W. F.
NASH. 500 Center Market. jy92-2t
DOR kENT-STABLES-
Il Large stable in rear Iowa circle ....... 500 90
Stable rear 2l2 ~ ST. n. W., stalls 1000
jy12-lm SwORMSTEDT BRADLEY 4,1 Est.
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Sc cor 10Th and Est, :
NV. Ar. entire third
floor. SGo
Pa av 4 18th st NV, 2r...65
5l5 f2th st NV. IT list las
Sc cor 10Th and Fists
NV. IT. Fl floor .......40
lo225 Pa av NV. ID ar. 80
s3:S 9Th ST NV. lst and
I'd floors, 40
STOF
14Oa-akGst nw......sI5nI
t:ei eth st nw..........l00
1901 y Y ave- ..........45
l1oS 18th st .............40
III III st. ................. 30
STAB
Bet 18th and 18th. X /
and l. SITS ............S5 |
In rear Corn Art Gal. . 80 1
I. 81 49,. ...............25
1. . 6j. Mass ay Il 21~t.. -
The above houses can be
our office only. THOM
iy22
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L,OR RENT
2Sss St. 12r and b. a.m.i...-.........eo eco 90
lSU Stoughton St. Or. snd b. m 49,. 50. 90 /
l}TS stoughton st. Or. and b. A. 90
i5U Stougbton ST.. Or. and h. am. i....... a.. o. /
a4iS Stoughton st er aud b. N t......... $500
2olo St. ar and b. "a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. * so /
lt.,3 ~ rlda ave. NJ and b. a m. .......... 5000
80 18th St, Or and b. a n.f..-...-..... rs. 90
S3I 10th ST.. Or and D. ;amt...........-.. e5 90
yI3-2w JAMES A. BATES CO., l4O7 ST.
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FURNISHED HOUSES.
bath. and house sss and Z fu AVE- 6S sI5o
building" nrscroo !snNc Coast Lin.
III ave. from .O and jsS s d. s ssea
sae st. ~. " 70. Is
STORES.
11 016Conn ave. .$75 embarrassing estsb.
ii U;,4 Conn ave..........1 40 ltshment. with all
~ TiS nohh ave. ID machinery. $40
~ 3th NV .:.,;...."... a5 10Th and NV. SIS
10 La ave. hall ........25l TO e35
STABLES.
16Ul q. rear. $25 102S Conn ave- roar . COS
WA .ks' se HoTTZn lS2o , Conn aye rear
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HOUSE. 1854 N
4 st. Nv beautiful and convenient locality; one
aoor from Conn avenue cars that to the Capitol;
.erms reasonable jy242,.
EoR RENT-CENTRAL LoCATION-4O4 K ST.
n " near large market and within 80 feet of Belt
~ Morse cars II rooms only $35 month. Inquire
OF d. N COPP. 7O6 9Th st. n iy24-3t
FOR RENT-BAY-wINDOw BRICK-NO. I34l '
oo -: nv 7rooms; modern improvements; S22 80
w 18TH 81 p W. rooms; &30. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAhEh S2O st n W. jy24-6t
FOR RENT-9ROOM BRICK HOUSE, WITH
modern im.royements 1919 18TH It S35 per
month Apply to JOHN F. GREEN. 14l8 3 st. n. W.
ty24-lm
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19

has been applied to the treatment of
silver ores for the past ~ years, had it
been directed to the gold ores, would
have solved the questions Of treatment.
The gold bearing iron ores are Eow re
duced, by smelters, very low rates, and
the cyanide of potassia treatment for
refractory quartz is becoming success,
full and cheap process.
$50 little attention has been paid to
gold ores other than the free milling or
high grade sulphides, that the fact that
nearly every mountain district in Idaho
and Montana is scanned and cross
scanned with gold quartz veins is over
looked. Take the vicinity Of Norris,
Mont, as an Illustration of what can be
with these veins-and this will apply to
innumerable districts. The gold leads
in that section have been known and
located for years, and for years have
remained dormant. This season has
practically forced attention to them,
and the result is that ore shipments are
now made daily by rail and are rapidly
increasing. Old mills that have stood
idle for years are now working; and.
while no sudden fortunes are being &C
cumulated, owners are discovering that
their profits are fair, and that larger
plants would be very remunerative.
The best opportunities, however, for
moderate capital are probably in the al
most limitless gold bearing gravels of
the gulches and the high bars of the old
glacier or river channels. These places,
developed by bedroc fumes and by
bringing in water would produce in
three months of each season, for gener-
atoms to come, from so to 100 per cent
on the investment. The low
price of silver is certain to force CAPT
tai. as we'll as prospectors, to investigate
the gold resources of the country, and
for that reason those who best under
stand the marvellous distribution OF
gold throughout Idaho and Montana
will not regret the circumstances that
bring about those results. The gold
distribution is practically inexhaustible,
and the ending of the silver war is the
one thing needed to insure the rapid
and at least fairly remunerative produc-
ton of the yellow metal. The existing
conditions then will be far better for
Idaho and Montana than now, for more
labor will be required, distribution of
labor and capital throughout the state
will be much more general, and within
few short years either state will be
producing more gold value annually
than it now does Of silver, copper and
gold combined. The gold is in the hills
it IS only question OF wcll-directed
labor to get it ont at profit not the
bonanza-day profits, perhaps, but good,
legitimate profit that will be better for
all concerned
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19

THE telegraph must soon give place to
the telephone, the Pennsylvania railroad
having taken step in advance by decid
ing to substitute the long-distance tele-
phone for the telegraph. While the gem
eral adoption OF the former in place oil
the latter would throw a great many op-
arators out OF employment, it would
open new field OF labor to the s,enos-
rapher, whose services would be de-
lnanded in receiving press reports and
other messages. There are numerous
reasons why the long distance telephone
is better than the telegraph, and it will
not be long until the latter is thing of
the past.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19
Notice To Contractors,

DFFt'E ~ STATE WAGON ROAD CoaxrssiGxyE
state oi Idaho, Boise Cit, Jnly -, 1873
Notice II hereby given that the state Wagon
re AL Com mission Of Ida no III on the I2th day
Of september, 1%l3, at their Office In the state
capitol. let To the lowest responsible bidder ron
tracts for the building aiei construction Of tina,
portion nj the state wagon road and bridges
which runs through the counties of ernhI
Custer, Boise. Idaho. Shoshnne, KootenaI IAtah
and Neg Perce Sealed bids vi be received for
the construction of the eutire road IN eac h
county, or for sections ther Of as Ill yied by III
surveyors and Board of Com mis- sioners.
FOR particulars concerning the road tn 10 ron
stru"ted In l<mhi cosniy apply tn J W Bird
eye, salmon f,ify in Custer county, ". SHARP,
Challis, in Boise county. J. n Treton Marsh
IN Idaho county, u. ~. T-bher. Graneeyille; In
sho-h"nn county, q. VI. traddOck, Wallace In
kootenni county, J. Y. sanhurn, Cpur d Alene
IN afah county. u. y. Gone, Mosc.,w
All bi.'s must b. accdTn panied by bonds in
double the amount bid. and signed 81 a, least
tso sureties IL he spprO cd by { 2 Commission
al bids NUT be III Il With the Secretary of the
Hoard OF foInmiss toners, at Boise City one la
rri"r tn the day nsmei for said ictring Tho
right 10 reject any sn all bids IL hereby re
serve 7. ~ -
sTATE WAGON ROAD roNw-ssroS ~ In,Ho
~ v. J. SHARP, Presid.nt
lA'ihNII " r. BELL secretary. Aug Ct
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19
SAYS the ketchum keystone: I"

SAYS the ketchum Keystone "Mon-
0metallists say that with free and unlim.
tied coinage OF silver all the silver in the
world will be dumped into the United
States. Let them dump-that is just
what Is wanted. We want more money
we want all we can get. But the
nations of the world won't dump; they
need their coin metal for their home
supply. Neither could they afford to
pay freight and insurance two ways just
TO have the United States stamp on it,"
Quite true; and ii they send their metal
here and have it stamped, what have
they then? Just dollar to spend here.
1t will be no good anywhere e!se.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19

THERE is q silver lining to the clouds
that hang over the financial world, and
the signs OF the times point to an early
recognition OF the white metal. The
united efforts OF English and American
money barons to establish a single gold
standard is not meeting with the success
that they anticipated. The India Coun-
al, which suspended silver coinage IN
der pressure from England, finds that it
will be unable to maintain its position
and may be forred to resume free coin
age. snch encouraging news from over
the water will have its effect on this side,
and the friends OF silver in Congress ap-
rear to lie gaining ground every dav.
~ilh good prospect OF being successful
" hen the day !pr vote on the Question
arrives
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19

WITH this issue we make a change in
the style OF makeup on THE PRESS. The
outside pages will hereafter be filed wi h
telegraphic and general rews matter, a
leading feature OF which will be complete
reports Of the doings OF Congress on the
silver question. The inside pages will
lie used for local and county news, edi-
torial and miscellany. We believe the
change is an improvement that will be
appreciated by our numerous readers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19

The Russian government is not as
Hack as 1t is pictured by some writers,
and has some good points worthy Of no.
tee. In speaking OF this the Spokane
chronicle states that the Russian minis-
Try has just promulgated law providing
that all factories employing 800 Or more
hands must maintain hospital, with a
resident physician and at least three
nurses, all at the cost OF the owner OF
the establishment. Where women are
employed in any such factory all the
necessary adjuncts Of lying in hospital
must be kept on the premises and fur
nishcd to the employees without extra
charge. In case, moreover, any ampu-
fations are performed in one OF these
hospitals the owner must defray the coz,
of the artificial limb which may be nee.
ssssry to take the place Of the che
= @eSed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19
Notice.

In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
tri"t OF the state OF Idaho, in and for the
County of NootenaI.
In the matter Of OLIVER 4. RryLL. an,
ln-olTent dehto-, doing business Al, oEpxs
c'cur Il Aleue, Kuotenai County Ida
OLIVER A. BUELL., having al.d in this cour.
his petition, schedule and inventory in in,ol
Tency, by which II appears that he is an insoI-
vent debtor, the said OLIVER A. BUELL. |, HEREBY
declared 10 he insotven:
Inc -heriH of kootenai county, state of IDAHO,
= hereby directed To take charge Of all the es-
tat~, real and personaI, of the said OLIVER A
btELL- insnlvent debtor, except such a. NAV b..
4. ny law exempt from execution. and Of ali his
dpe.s. vouchers books Of account and pan.r.
and to keep the same safely until th. ni,roint
ment Of an assignee Of his estate
All PERSONS are forbidden tn pay any debt. tn
me -aii insotvent, or 10 deliver any property
belonging To him or tn snv person, arm or cor
pnratinn or association for his use
ne said debtor Il hereby fortlidd. n 10 transfer
or Iellvcr any property until the further order
nj this Court. except az herein ordered
u IL further ordered that all the creditors Of
JrSrr. HGssax Jse Of ,be he n.r "n9 Gab,s
~ the First Judicial district Of the .tatc Of
court room of said Court, in the town of Rath
drum In said county. on the 6th day OF Nnvenl-
her, l-93. ut 10 a IN. Of that day to prove his
lis ana Al. appoint one or more assignses OF the
II Is further ordered that the order ne pub
of general circulation. published In the town Of
cur d A lene, county of Kootenai, state Of
Idaho. a. often a. the said paper is published
before the day set for meeting OF the creditors
An! IL i further ordered that tn the can
be stayed
Da:rd this, the 18th day of July, 1871
J HnLLENAS,
Juise Of said District Court
CERTIFICATE OF True cory
state Of Idaho,
County of Kootenai,i
J. R"RHRr :, RRlGtw. Clerk Of the District
Court OF The First Juhicis district Of the state
pf iisho, in AMI for the county 81 KooteuaI do |
hereby certify that the foregoing 4. ,rue and |
foir"t rppy of the original Order of Judge now
On me IN my ON 9 in tine above entitled action
Given under my hand spd the seal of saII |
,pgrt nj the o;fce in Rath1rUm. Idaho this 18th |
lay of July, \. u i-gG. ROBERT = REsg1w
FiEsI' by JohS W. PETEEs, Clerk.
'Hiy = NOV Deputy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19

THE state press association, in session
at ketchum this week, brought together
n number OF publishers and the meeting
proved both interesting and profitable
The people OF ketchum entertained the
Iuiu-irirers in manner that was high
" appreciated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-08-19

The decision OF the Boring Sea court
OF arbitration seems to give equal salts
faction to both England and the United
states. 1t is certainly beneficial to the
civilized world in establishing the fact
that great international questions are
more easily and cheaply settled by arbi-
tration than by the barbarous methods
nj war