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NEVER since Miles Standish planted
his x-pounder in the belfry of the old
meeting house at Plymouth, ito flash
convection right into the heart of the
heathen," has there been holder
belching forth of inHermost wrath from
the church militant (belligerent
wouldn't be bad term) than the
utterance OF the venerable DR.. Sunder-
land in his pulpit last Sunday morning
in Washington, when he landed on the
nerve-center of the mild Mr.. Smith,
and made that young person incapable
of hearing time called. And all because
Mr.. Smith had hoped for peace again,
notwithstanding the digs at Briggs.
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amount OF argument could dissuade her
from her course. -[Oleveland World.


why Miss Phelps Will Remain In Berlin,
Miss Marian Phelps, only daughter
of William Walter Phelps, American
minister to Germany, is to be married
early in June to the German under
secretary of state. DR.. Franz Won Rot
tenburg. The wedding day has not vet
been definitely set, but June 1st ia
talked OF. The ceremony ie to take
place at the American legation, Berlin.
and the only guests will be Chancellor
Won Caprivi, Minis err Runyan aud his
staff and few German dignitsries.
Herr Won Rottenburg is tall.
dashing man of polished Mariners
and a good talker. He lie in.
dependently rich and his family has
been famous for centuries. After leav-
ing college he took up the legal profess
sion, which led him to literature. His
most learned book is The Conception Of
the State. This attracted Prince Bie-
marck's attention and the young man
became his secretary. The Won Rotten-
burgs we're radicals as far back az the
time OF Frederick the Great, and Prince
Bismarck's secretary was able to give
great help to the people in suggesting
and carrying through the labor reforms.
On the retirement of his great chief
Herr Won Rottenburg accepted his press
emit post in the state department. Frane
Rottenburg, he is usually called, az
he only revived the Won out of
Difference TO the wish of Prince
Bismarck. AS he was in constant
attendance on the great statesman
his acquaintance in political circles
is very extensive; in fact, he is said to
know more public men than any other
person In Europe. His decorations are
from nearly every sovereign in Europe,
and he is also a commander of the Great
Star of the Rising Sun OF Japan. Miss
Phelps was introduced at the German
court two years ago and became inn
mensely popular. She is interested in
all political matters, and her father used
to say that she iran the legation" Herr
Rottenburg is just recovering from an
attack OF nervous prostration brought on
by overwork, and the summer will be
spent in European travel Next autumn
the young people will pay visit to
America, but their home will be in
Berlin.
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Ovens gave q great deal OF life 10 her
character songs by her talent for imper-
sonation, which is equal to the demands
OF the profession Il stage
The concert was a great success, and
Mr.. Morrison is to be congratulated on
the artistic work performed under bis
supervision.
Wild WEST Show The Indians (or a
part OF them who are with Arizona
Charles historical wild west show were
around yesterday taking in the sights
and beauties of the city. hey attracted
much attention, with their painted
faces, head dresses and other peculiar
features peculiar to their dress. They
are an attractive looking lot. and no
doubt in full war dress in their attack
on the old Tombstone coach will make
one OF the most intensely interesting
features OF the show. The company
opens at Athletic park this afternoon
and continues for ak days.
Sc
TIE FLOWER PAGEANT The opening
of this attraction on Friday night at the
Los Angeles theater ia the next event OF
Importance, and the rehearsals OF the
125 participants indicate that the affair
will be much beyond the average anna
teur attempts in splendor OF setting and
excellence of performance. DIR. and
Mrs. Kramer are untiring III their
efforts to drill the small army OF misses.
and the dances and tsbleaux will be
worth going miles TO see.
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SOCIETY.

Miss Emma Brsly entertained num-
Der of friends delightfully."- Tuesday af-
ternoon. Progressive whist was the
feature of the afternoon. The first game
was given Miss Wellborn; the second
was won by Mics Lily Wellborn, and the
BOBBY was captured by Miss Tyler
Delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were: Misses Tyler,
Frans enfield Jennie Frsnkenfield,
Howells. Bonsall, Jevne, Menefee, Bur-
nett, Orr, Kimball. Goodrich, Cora
Goodrich. Kurtz, Heinsch, Wellborn,
Lily Wellborn. Holliway, Guiteau, Eas-
ton, Bugbee, @. Bugbee, Pattee, Buck
lin, Johnson, Gertrude Johnson, Miss
Miller of Peoria, ILL.,, Miss Gilbert OF San
Diego and Miss Wicks, of Galveston,
Texas
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Los ANGELES THEATER.- The ballad
concert given under the direction of MIR.
D. H. Morrison last night, was honored
by the attendance of large audience,
and the programme, although lengthy,
was not in the least tedious, but, on
the contrary, was keenly appre cisted
throughout.
Mr.. Morrison was assisted by Mrs M.
Il. Auer, Miss Ida Collins, Miss P.
Strang, Mrs. w. d. Bloodgood Mrs.
Minnie Hance Owens, Mrs. r. II Van
SAINT. Mr.. A. d. Coombs, Mr.. ii. D. Per.
ry, Mr.. w. w. Stephens, DR. Ludwig
Sender, and Mr.. Il, L. Horton. Miss
Blanche Rogers was the accompanied.
In an entertainment. where all the
participants did 80 we'll, and where
every number was, in its way, gem of
music, it would be superfluous to dilate
upon the relative merits of the singers.
That the ladies carried off the hon 3rs of
the evening, WAS very evident. Mrs.
Auer and Miss Strang made fine i'm.
preston, while Mrs. Bloodgood received
double recall on her singing of Molloy 6
ballad, The Old Street Lamp.
There was only one character song in
the whole programme, and it's success
showed that some more of the same
kind would have been appreciated.
Mre. Owens made the hit OF
. the evening as the Scotch fish
wife in the song Caller Herrin.
Her costume and make up were real
istic to q degree, with the exception that
a short petticoat should have been worn
instead OF skirts that draggled upon the
stage. An enthusiastic recall elected
The Low-Backed Car for an encore, and
yet the audience wanted more. Mrs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Results of Yesterdays Games on East
ern Diamonds.
PrTrsBURG, May 22.-Clarkson was hill
hard today. Pittsburg, IA; St. Louis, s.
BALTIMORE, May 22.-The Giants lost
the game with Rusie in the box. Balti
more, 8; New York, Z.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-The Colonels hi
the ball right and left today. Louis
vile, 13; Cincinnati, l.
CHICAGO. May 22.--Cleveland found
Hutchinson'a curves after the sixth
inning and easily defeated the Colts
Cleveland. 10; Chicago, 5.
BosToN, May 22.-The poor pitching
of Stivetts lost the game for the home
team. Boston. A; Philadelphia 10.
BROOKLYN, May 22.--The Washingtons
threw away the game to Brooklyn
Brooklyn, A; Washington. 8.
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TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.

Two Men Killed and a Number Fatally
Injured.
KEENE, N. H., May ga battery OF
five boilers at the Beaver mills exploded
this afternoon, wrecking the building
and killing and injuring number of
persons. The killed are; Herbert G.
Holton and Lewis w. Starkey. Frank
Droulette, fremen, and George H. Car
penter are at the city hospital. The
former is dangerously and the latter Sc
riously injured. Gregory Carpenter,
Michael Roach, George Piper and Will
liam Clark were taken to their homes.
1t is probable that others are under the
large pile of bricks and other debris.
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Killed by a Moving Machine.

SANTA BARBARA, May 22,-Louis Ray
nal, young Frenchman, died today at
the county hospital from an injury re-
ceived on Santa Cruz island on Saturday
while cutting hay. A team ran away
and he was caught in the moving ma
chine and badly cut. He was brought
here this morning, but too late to save
his life.
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Death of Engineer snow.

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Ohauncey H.
Snow, journalist and civil engineer, Is
dead, at the age of so. He assisted in
the construction of the Hoosac tunnel /;
rendered valuable engineering service to
the government during the war; was
director of the Union Pacific railroad
and made report to the Credit Mobilier
committee of investigation.
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RIVERSIDE, May 22.-The supervisors
of the new county of Riverside were
sworn in to lay by Superior Judge Noyes,
who has just received his commission
from Governor Markham. All the
county officials will take the oath OF
office June 9th, when the new county
government will be in full working
order.
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New YoeK, May 22.-It is said Russia
is dissatisfied with the impression she
made in the late naval review, in com
parison with that made by Great Britain,
and will send over three of her largest
ironclads to remain here several months
to give the Americans some notion of
the Russian navy.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers of all delnq lent mail subscribers
70 he DAILY IERALD viii. ne p empty discon'
tinued hereafter. NO pAp rs will Heut 10
snbseribers by mail un ess the same have been
paid Tor In advance. Tnis ruie is flexib
l.. p. Fi.her. NJ wspaper advertising agent, q
Merchants Exchange, san Franc sco, Is an
Authorize, agent 1hi paper Is kept On nle
in his ONCE
THE HEaALD IL sold at the Occidental Ho e.
new sta d San Franci co, or Dc copy.
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IT is matter OF regret that 80 much
in the way of glowing prospectuses of
land and irrigation schemes should be
sent out to the east from this coaet.
The fact Is that the worthy settler, who
really wants to know the facts about
any country, should see il for himself.
He should take into account every con-
sideration of soil, of climate and sur
roundings. Then he will indeed be
competent to judge, Wand Y when he
comes here convinced thatsit is a good
place for him, be, comes not only to
stay but to be a friend and champion of
our cause. But we cannot too often nor
too seriously urge the inquiring immi-
grant to ignore and to avoid the profess
sional liar, who is usually employed to
help on the schemes Of the average
boom syndicate.
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POINTERS FOR TODAY.

ATHLETIC PARK-Arlzona Charles Wild
IVES show, 3 p. IN.
ARMlRY HALL-Tug OF War.
r..MPa9ANcE TEMPLE-State convention w.
e. u
HF T4eATER--The Ward company in
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A Famous Medicine.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has be-
come famous for its cures OF throat and
lung diseases. 1t is intended especially
for coughs, colds, Group and whooping
coughs, and is the most effectual remedy
known for these diseases. Mr.. @. B.
Main of Union City, Pa, says: 81 have
a great sale on Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. l warrant every bottle and
have never heard of one failing to give
entire satisfaction" 80 cent bottles for
sale by O. f. Heinzeman, 222 N. Main.
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Wy TELEGRAPH-The cruiser New YORK
smashes all the records. Champion Cor
bett welcomed homsA b nix failure In
New York city The whisky trust aisrup
tion 49, Proceedings OF tho PreFbylc
rlan assembly aid other religious
conferences .A row in the swe
dish department OF tho worlds fair
80. Princess Euialla having good time at
washinslca. :. .1ornadoes in Wi consin and
Minnesota.
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board of supervise : will inves
tigatc the county hospital management.
Tho .mpreme court oihrms decision against
tho Citizen water com yany OF Pumo 49,.
Lively bidding IN he CITY council fot the
city water bonds. Justice court cases
The Owens valley road to be soon built...
Chamber OF commerce m0tters .Ernes
Russell adjddsed insane and his strange
story tod Ia court. Samuel Pinder ac-
quit OF burglary The boald Of educ "
ton discus on tho subject OF another high
school Tho tug Of war contest begins to-
night. Tho bakers' strike still r.. Ernest
Russell suicide. in the county jail by hang
ing himself with mis- shirt.
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sEIGHBORING TOwNS-CanistrGn notes
A fejaht train wrecked at Pomona.
Redondo shipping "a cool day and pleniy
OF visitors santa Monies A dam cling
wind IN the anita Ana vGlley,...A pleasant
reception at Pomona The street paving
question acted on in Pasadena and bids are
: be advertised under the new basis
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Fire Insurance Rates Reduced.
Indt pendent of the compact" see Basker-
VILE 218 North Main Ianfranco buildingJ and
save money.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-05-23

Wall Paper.
rs and so per cent off; 237 g. Spring st. Get
our estimates on work We beat them all.
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Poison Osk--Hall's Cream salve
will give immediate relief and cure In "a
hours. rs and Soc OFF & Vaughan's drug
store, Fourth aud Spring sts
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AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

TUESDAY. MAY 90. 1893.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-03-04
THE FARM And GARDEN
A Dissertation on the Care Of
Dairy Utensils.
KEEP MILK REcEPrACLEs CLEAN.
Some Useful Hints In Regard to Batter.
Making Furnished From an
Experiment, Station.

The followin schedule cent out By the
ex perim-nt station OF the Agricultural
College, Uueiph, Untafio, contain some
useful hints Ia fegafi To butter Masking
1. We d. not consider that ws kn0u
everything about butter making, ~
something new 10 t-ing discovered every
mouth. Not only from our osn york
arc No continually learning, but also
from tho observation and research OF
olhefr.
2. We do not keep COW that makes
iesz than 30 pounds oil batter To = year.
5. Nor put = cos on = starvation "a
ton.
1. Nor expee. a COW to make some
thing "a, OF nothing.
5. Nor keep oar cows in an ieehoass,
hogpen or duageon.
d. Nor allos them 10 81 = whole year
xithoat ear,iing OF brushing them.
7. Nor depcad upon pasture alone TOT
q supply of summer t1-i.
=. Va 10 no, al 90 The milk to stand
very long In the stable 10 absorb foul
odors
y. We d. not n~slse, To strain the miik
at once after milking.
10. Nor SOL tho mllk in deep rsns In
water without changing tho water II
least twice, OF without icr.
IL. Nor mix ss-1, cream slth cream
10 DC chutnoi lees than iselse hoars be-
lore ehurnIng ltho cream IL sip-n-d In
ou- s-s@-l which bod. tho cream ios .
whole charninsl.
/ IL. Nor adj seaidinz water to tho
cream. nor saess ., Tho temperature
~ith ,he hneef nor take two OF thsrs
hours To ebufn.
/ Is. Nor gather tho batter until tho
''iaahef s.Ands ON top. and shsa dip
{ Il oaI Il tho bai.stmilk.
+ IL. Nor sdi coarse cal, by guess; nor
sofs tho batter into grease.
/ Is. Aad, DAILY. 80 DO To, sad our
batter 10 market wrapped in Old rags
,ha, may have se~a other service In the
home.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-03-04
INDUSTRIAL BREvITlES.
New Cotton Picking Machine Invented
Number Of American Strikes for
the Past Seven Years.
Last year !, $50 ships were built.

Last year 1880 ships were built.
A shingle trust is being perfected.
There are 1880 electric plants in Ger
many.
A Pittsburg concern is insured for 81
O. 1900.
There are 800 shoe factories in Haver-
hill, Mass.
1t costs about 800 to procure an Egyp-
tian mummy.
Last year our railroads carried $780,
OO. OOO people.
Dove tail paving bricks are being
wade in England.
lew Orleans outranks New York in
banana inports-in tact, receives about
40 per cent OF all the bananas imported
into the country.
One OF the most extensive concerns in
Maine has been expe rimenting on an in
genious process OF burning lime with oil
instead of with wood.
A large party of Eastern manufacture
ers recently started on u tour through
Mexico for the purpose OF Introducing
American goods into that country.
The manufacture OF Southern products
IN the South is on the increase. A sim
gle factory in North Carolina is now
turning out 4,0Oo, 900 cigarettes daily.
The ocean is said by some to DO more
productive than the land. An acre oil
coed fishing ground will yield more food,
they claim, than an acre OF the finest
farming land.
What are said will be the largest pair
OF driving wheels in the world will be
constructed for the New York Central
railroad. The wheels, when constructed,
will DO seven ieet in diameter.
The experiment 10 being tried near
Winnipeg OF breeding butfaloss with
cattle. The offspring resembles = Cow
more than q bison, but has rather OF a
shaggy coat and . surly temper.
Ornamental terra Gotta as a building
material has not only been increasingly
used in and about New York for the past
ten years, but the artistic quality OF terra
Gotta has been vastly improved.
Aluminium tobacco pipes are abou,
the latest invention. The bowl 10, how
ever, lined with meerschaum; but the
pipes are said to te lighter than those
OF the same size made OF briAr root.
A new cotton picking machine 10 an.
nounced, which pie ,s Gin the prospectus
6,00I to 1900 pounds OF cotton in day
This is as much work as could be done
by forty expert negro cotton pickers.
American ingenuity in holding the
ribbons 10 extending very rapidly TO the
manufacture OF ribbons rs we'll. The
product of American looms has increased
according TO the figures Just pu blishe.i
from 50 ,U23, 100 in 1850 to $l7 ,Osl AT in
1890.
Chicago is looking for golden harvest
rom the exposition. Three million Wis
tors at So per day for food and lodging
tor six months, 1925, 0JO. 600; strset-car
fares, $5,OOO.OOO; entrance lees, Sis ,0OO, :.
D D; other expenditures will run the to-
tai up to ,2DO,Utp,0N.
The government statistics show that
between the years 1881 and 1897, inclu-
sive, there occurred 2t5lS American
strika-, with a direct loss to the strikers
OF {5l ,sll,743, TO which might b. aided
the iucAlculable losses to employers in
damage TO property and compulsory clos
ing OF works. and the cost OF tn. variou.
states IN the maintenance OF troops, etc.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-03-04

Some persons have an ear for ,r.,
~, =. nave not Gen Grant used to an,
1880, uu knew Two tunes. one was "Yantes
-. ~, ana tue other wasn't One nigh,
"oe "nG ago Mr. Homer Lee sat at a ban.
Iuet .ap'e IN the Hotel Brunswiek. A
muscular and industrious orchestra wa,
struggling manfully with THE Last Ros.
a. a.. summer Mr. Lee listened with svi.
uent enjoyment for some second. and thsn
eic'a'msd: All. that ia a sweet air /
sy ana enjoy Away Down Upon IN.
o"""hee River. New York Time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-03-04

IhrFs seems tn 10 no orcupssion In
Ito shsrnin men Arc 90 r. urrally aysss~
10 Paying out money tor tie eguivAsentl
TOT h~ne!;s to t- recris e.t q Httlr Later
on a- In farming. and ssprcia " in 70 4.
ton 10 feeding the land In or,isr that h,
may produce more abanjautly. Iaas
green manuring. Tor instance. tta man
sossa crop for this purpo.r. half IN.
time no changes hls M nj - he n n has
grown. and harvest. snd srsl. IL AMI
ms notwithstanding tho fact unlr.,
stock feeding enters largely into hi. ava.
TEN 81 Operations, green msnurip. ms,.t
h. his min dep ndencs for rpn,fnn.,i
/ or tn'rs >'its prosperity.
| We do not tasin TO make ne. "A thi.
means Tor supplying fertility ss Nc
sould II 30 could bring ourselves "a
pnrsus mprn open. hsnaesi roltry nth
our lands. We might often pat In =
catch crop OF Data. rys or clover vh.,,
land 10 left hare Tor months srdi, tnyn.
ing them under put old CAPT al IN on,
nahk that viii pay good al visispts In 10.
'nre years. This general farna, /, A..
Ways on the safe side n green panu,ins
athough b" may Ia q STOCK keep~, also.
Tor. II he gross and hafvssts cron, vi,b
we patpos" OF feeding them ont and re-
'"'h'hs the msnure to the land. the
ehahcrs ar" that HE apptian css for saving
"s p'"ines are 80 inadequate that not
nau OF ~ gr's where II 10 needed. In
turning under green crop, says vrtc,
farn'Sr' rh'dr, there IL no opuortu.
MY Tor "a" escape Of the vaiu able 90.
mens. The crop decompo.e. corn p,e,,iv
w the ground which IL 10 intended %
its work. "i""
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-03-04

sMtA-b""' quotations: Iron. 25s
'tse'. ED wire, - 81 per kag
lSoN--har, FAC psr pound pig iron,
s23 % per ton. Wv"
srsEr--lO',c per round.
iis-i. Z. charcoal, lis1. prime qua-
ny, f5.5of9m psr box, Tor crosses A.
extra per box. roofing. ltxD. prime
quality, tb.75s7.00 per bot. /. e. coke
plates, iir1. prime quality. G.bOess p
per ot tern plate |. G., prime ouslity.
W s'd7.O: itr2o. sl3 751fltOo.
LEAb-4'sc per pound; lar. GIG
snor-tl. 10 per sack.
NoasEsHoEs-5.
NAVAL sroREs-Oakum, A.5oas pc,
bale; resin, N.spof5 per 40 pounds tar
stockholm. $500; Carolina, 800 no,
oarrel pitch, 800 per barrel turpsn.
tine, DOC per gallon in carload lots.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-03-04
Car. sf BsIsp tlsrsIis,

In ~ o.h-f s0sk !s there ~ great Q
demand TOT csanli nrsa A. in tbs Ihsss
parIs OF tho dairy business. tniis butter
and cheese, sage Tho isssgtraa i,s,e.ll.
~ftsk Tho niost Attsatian 10 ne~sisd Ia
nat tain Tho cleanliness II the milk s--
cSp,aelus. zach a. pals, pans, cans and
Charms la tho hf,s place thsfc shoaAd
t- sufsrisnt supply Of pane thai those
onpticd and ssshoi Ia shs ,nusnins
reed nat BIC asci until uvrn so or the
neat dAy. Alter washing they shaald
t- p as~.i in Tho sda tzht ua,iI us~d. TN
elouiy days they can 10 ,tosoash lilly dst~si
ahuuI the stove ant nos fussed shsn
they arc scs. and alip - esi lo shus ~ man
TOR several buufs, ~ ia lhas condition
they cahro, dry, and ~hra s~psrs,~.t IL
ntsh, Ghry II stss III iissgfc-Abls
ssiaf. ani tho ssfn mia PLACED 10 th~tn
~ c-rtatn 30 10 contaminated Attn
dairy utensils shoa i a- 1rss sash~i In
totiiSg .a'rf. then ttufoa.' y rtnasst in
elran, cod wst-r ard turnsd tsyssou.
stdo ap to irAin AMI DRY ahtsl ga u as~.t
III vestr' a's,at 10 ia y sgaea 4 10
rlssnsi as 80 "a a. .mp sol Ansi nos al.
lo~~d 10 .ani n~s &c ed tat toesrs ,h~,s.
alter Tie shelves. i-prhss AMI saxks
aP+n shteh too prs asr st .haasd t.s
"a bod sish soap AMI wates every time
'h-E 40 riss'rd. kT~a . To-. dtups Of
mlls .oss.l so rrtnstu on ,hsm 4, ,si IA
~ .um mp sin has'rr tai eos, a psur.
1nh~ajtav and de,r msnsai "a the milk
IA 70" m" pasttnSni Whef. only q
'~w rp-' are hep; Tho sam~ srsupalas.
r."aniiuns' shpad 10 observed, It,s
'1r'ac' ~ tho astrr in the tate stsnald
be a. Trrrd sglh = Goth ss,asassd ~tth
"'on. byns 10th during and after tho
81 lag 70 complstod. Lscats the nil.d
'ut- in . er-oI. dark portion Of Oh. e~ilas.
ss'mn7 once . w~~k. aud II tbs tssns
ioanh onaiaf tbroaxh tue slaves, tt
'eoa Il be . ped away sad rot alos~d
to 'smsin and .,Ain the wood. giving "
u4n@t upsnyisins look.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-03-04

ihere Ia good money IN canvaaainp ~ !,
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