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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1894-03-24
NEW AND VERY SMOOTH.


oSW LSvesaek yeath Was BlsA b . D.
signing Mother aaA Dasghtss.
A youth belonging to . highly respect.
able family 1t st. Cloud recently met in
the Boulevard do Strasbourg in Paris :
young Lady with whose appearance be
was much struck. He followed her.
watched her - she went into Q house.
and having ascertsined her name and
the fact that she lived with her widowed
mother contrived to find some one who
knew tbs ladies by way Of gettin. IN in
PRODUCTION to them. He was extremely
well received and repeated the visit more
than once. Finally be determined to of.
Ter marriage to the young lady, and be
spoke to the mother On the subject.
The mother was very sympathetic but
declared it could not be. but tell me
why not. " said the lovesick youth. "Be-
cause. said the widow, bursting into
team. my husband 10 . convict. q vii
lain. who. abusing the power the law
gives him In France. has declared that
he viii never give his consent to his
daughters marriage unleas he has 10. 00O
francs given to him."
The youth said he was willing to nav
the money provided the father under.
took never to modest him In any way.
and in . few days the sum was forth.
coming. The day after it was psid.
however. the widow and her daughter
decamped. The police are now on the
lookout Tor them.-London News.
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Tbs Yarnsrs' Institute.

There IL every indication that the
farmers institute. which Is to he held
here on Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week. win be Of great interest 10
the agriculturists, and there promises to
be large attendance. The following
program is arranged for the occasion:
Address OF welcome by the mayor
and other citizens of CGur d'Alsne.
Music.
Responses BY delegates.
Music.
Address to the farmers by Governor
Mcconnell.
Music.
Addresses by other state and county
officials.
Music.
Election of officers OF the institute
for one year.
Recess for dinner.
Address by i'rof. chas. p. Fox, OF the
State University, on Experiment Sta.
TONS"
Discussion of same by the institute.
Addresses by representatives Of the
State University aud U. s. Experiment
Station.
Discussion OF same and other mat
tiers, such as fruit pests, sugar beet, sor.
ghum and broom-corn culture, grain
raising. stock and dairy. pig feeding,
markets and no markets, soils and sub
soils.
Recess for dinner.
Free distribution Of seeds, with in.
structions for testing the same.
Ladies' Horticultural and plant display
with discussion by the ladies.
Distribution of flower seeds, etc.
Organization Of county horticultural
and agricultural societies.
Adjournment.
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Uaive~ai Hard Times Said TO Re Uuset.
siiag the MARKET For the spsrkiers-
II will not be surprising II the univer.
sal hard times cause a great crash in the
diamond market. It is well known tina,
the great syndicate which has controlled
the price Ct precious stones in the pas,
few years finds the enormously increased
production. combined with the steadily
shrinking market. . very difficult condi.
ton to deal with.
Cecil Rhodes, the virtual king Of South
Africa, told the stockholders Of the con.
solidated De Beers mines at Cape Town,
on Thursday. that the cause Of the pres.
ent depression In the diamond trade was
TO be found In America, which took one
third Of the worlds production. These
mines have long been the greatest pro-
ducers. but one Of the two other South
African companies has recently much in.
creased its output in spite Of the control
exercised by the syndicate. II is now pos
sible to obtain small diamonds in London
at astonishingly low figures. No cutting
Of prices has yet been made by reputable
jewellers in the retail trade, but the sup
ply Of small stones is so enormous that
those who know the ropes can buy them
at 20 to 30 per cent OF the prices Of 1892
London Cable.
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SURE ANrlDore FOR MORPHINE.
Ose Of the Moss wonderfai Discoveries
Modern Times IL Proved.

O.s Of the Most wonderfui Discoveries Of
Modern Times IL Proved.
DR.. William Moor. q specialist on ther-
apertics, who is a member of the staff
OF the West Side German clinic, in Yves,
Forty-second street. has discovered that
pernanganate OF potassium is an anti.
dote for morphine poisoning. and that i,
will counteract within reasonable lapse
Of time the effects Of any Of the salts OF
opium.
DR.. Moor. in the presence OF l2 mem
bers Of the clinic who assembled on Jan.
3. swallowed what is ordinarily a fatal
dose Of morphine.
His fellow physicians attempted to dis
suade him. Some Of them left the room,
declaring that they would not counte-
nance such madness by their presence.
But DR.. Moor persisted in committing
suicide" with the utmos. cheerfulness.
He thereupou swallowed three grains Of
morphine in two teaspoonfuls OF water
and Immediately afterward drank a So
luton Of four grains permanganate Of
potassium in four ounces Of water.
Deadly languor and death must have
followed ordinarily. for DR.. Moor swal-
lowed three grains Of the drug, a posi-
lively fatal dose in his case. as be is su.
preventative to the effect Of narcotics.
But the permanganate Of potassium did
its work well. In the business Of the
meeting which followed the experiment
no head was clearer than DR.. Moor's. and
when It came to eating. drinking and
making merry some hours afterward he
was quite Is activea participant ms there
was in the party.-New York Herald.
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Malaga grapes a, Mcfarland's.

For fresh garden seeds 10 to Mefar
lands
You will make good interest OH you,
money by buying your goods of ". D.
Mcfarland.
Ai,cn,ion. ladies' am selling shoes
at n very low figure Call and scc wha,
have. Mcfarland.
Ds. Mci'hcrson iiils teeth wi,hou,
pain. Oalcc. Lakeside avenue and
foat;s STREET, cu-ar dAlrac.
am selling hats and gents furnish,
ings !ower than any one call aud bs
convinced. Mcfarland
Go TO McFariasd's for Legal Tender
Gold Drop OF Rig Loaf -four. Prices In
keeping with the times.
Worlds fair paper napkins for sale a,
this Office. The latcs, novelty In ,ha,
hne. Fifty cents hundred.
iO hrs; class envelopes. with your
name and address neatly printed there.
ON. for .;c at the Pass of'icc.
Zig Loaf IL guaranteed to he the best
-four in the market: will make light
and white bread uncqualcd by any 9th
rr brand. Call for big Loaf at McFar.
lands store.
A good Dakota wheat farm 10 trade
for CTur d'Aienc property. The farm
Is only IL miles from one Of the bcst
towns In the state. For particulars
apply at this Office.
II you intend visiting the great Mid.
winter Fair. call on the nearest Union
Pacific agent and he can tell you all
about the exceedingly low rate and the
advantages offered by this line to san
Francisco aud return. or, address W.
II. Ifuriburt. assistant general passen.
ger agent, Portland. Ore.
"Chamberlains Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction Of any cough med
icine ! handle, and as a seller leads all
other preparations In this market. I
recommend 1t because Il is the bcs,
medicine ! ever handled for coughs.
colds and croup."-A. W. baldwin, Nil
lesville. Ills. For sale by Arthur Nil.
Ter, druggist
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Resolutions Of Respeet.

To the Officers and members of C9ur d.
Alcne Lodge. No. 81. I. q. O. F.:
We, the committee on resolutions OF
respect In the case OF the death OF our
brother. Henry &. Brcnner, submit the
following:
Whereas. The Divine Ruler In his
wisdom has removed from our mids,
10y death. brother Henry &. Bremen.
lie IL Resolved. That in the death OF
brother Brenncr this lodge has lost a
true friend and faithful brother.
Resolved. Tina, a copy Of these reso.
lnuons be spread upon the minutes OF
this lodge, published in the Idaho Odd
Fellow and CGur d'Alene Press. and
that our charter be draped in mourning
for ~ days.
Died March s, 1894.
CHARLES l.. HART.
T.G. WATSON.
ii. NJ. THAMkE
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Jasper Hill escaped from Jail here at Z
O'Clock Monday morning by clever
trick. The sheriff had the evening be.
fore admitted a couple Of tramps to the
Jail who applied for lodging. At :
o'clock this morning the sheriff opened
the door ID release them, when Jasper,
disguised ~ one Of tho tramps. passed
out to FREEDOM. II was Is minutes be-
fore the officer discovered the deception,
and the escaped convict had reached the
woods at the outskirts Of the city,
Frankfort (Iud.) Special in Chicago Her
aid.
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The Emperor William has again tried
bis hand at his favorite game Of sur.
prises, and although it may have served
its purpose the officer who was made
the subject Of the experiment hsd to nav
pretty dearly for it. The Second req.
ment Of Dragon guards was called on,
suddenly on to the Tempelhof common,
and an officer. Count won Wedel. was
ordered to ride at once to Dresden with
. message for the king Of Saxony. The
count was not allowed to ride on the
high road. but had to take roundabout
ways, the supposition being that hos
tile army had occupied the territory be-
tween the two capitals. This circum.
stance, combined with the slippery state
Of the roads and the severe cold, made
the ride hard one. and the coun, took
22 hours TO cover the distance. Inme-
diateiy after delivering his message to
the king Of Saxony the officer thoroughly
exhausted. tainted away. A sergean,
who attended the count stood the ties;
much better.-Berlin Correspondent
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A NATURAL CODA FOUNTAIN.

Z ksstsehy Farmer Strikes Plais Soda
0syssr while Dtggasg Pess Heiss.
A wonderful discovery has been made
on the farm Of Mr.. Anderson Miller,
who lives about nine miles southeast Of
Barboursvilis, Ky. While digging post
hole In the ground Mr.. Miller had gone
down probably four OF Eve feet when be
struck what appeared to be Q very hard
substance. and be pounded away q time
er two on It, when he was suddenly
startled BY rumbling and laundering
sounds and kissing Of gases. or what ap-
peared 10 b steam, and his digging tool
was lifted clean ont Of the hole and
thrown several feet. and . volume Of
boiling end hissing water shot forth $50
fest high. Mr.. Miller made run for his
life. - he thought the water was billing
hot, " - he expressed 1t.
After getting over his excitement he 70
turned to the scene and looked upon some
thing wonderful steam OF water near
ly nix inches wide and a. clear As crystal
shooting its way upward fully $50 feet
and forming . crystal arch beautiful in
the sunlight. something Like the geyser
''Old Faithful" in the great Yellowstone
park. Miller stood still and watched this
phenomenon for about 90 minutes. Then
Of q sudden. as II done by some mysteri-
Gus hand, this great fountain Of water
was shut OIL. The appearance in and
around the place was entirely changed.
After pause Of about 80 minutes again
came forth the mighty volume of water
- before. Mr.. Miller. thinking he had
enjoyed enough Of this grand sight by
himself. started Oh in haste to call his
neighbors. that they might also see the
wonderful thing. Word was brought in
10 town. and party Immediately left to
view the sight. The water appears to be
heavily charged with carbonic acid gas
and is pleasant to the taste.-Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
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Fish as Fertilizer

The steam fishing boat James woodall.
belonging to c. F. Russell Of Irvington,
on the Rappahannock river, will shortly
leave Baltimore foz Florida to catch a
load OF fish. Heretofore the Woodall
has worked in the Chesapeake bay OF
Rappahannock river. but as the winter
has been warm and fishing can begin
early the Woodal will meet the fish "a
the coast Of Florida and accompany
them up the coast. She viii be pro
visioned for a long stay and will re-
main out in all kinds Of weather. Mr..
Russell will use the fish in his fertilizer
factory on the Rappahannock river.
They will be sailed on the boat.
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An Atlantic City correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Times says that J. r. Her.
atty, q young Philadelphian stopping a,
the Mansion House, had an exciting I'D.
venture which but for the opportune ar.
rival Of assistance might have resulted
In his death. Heraty was driving pair
Of spirited horses along the beach from
South Atlantic City when the animals
plunged into quickssnd. Heraty held
the lines and was pulled from the car
rage. He was kicked several times BY
the Aoundering horses and was lying un.
conscious, with the waves washing over
him. when several laborcrs who wit.
messed the accident came to his aid. The
horses were buried breast deep in the
sand and were taken out with much diff.
6culty.
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perhaps you would not think so, but
y large proportion OF diseases In New
York comes from carelcssness about
catching cold" says DIR. Cyrus Edison.
II Is such q simple thing and 80 COM
mon that very few people, unless It is n
Ease Of pneumonia, pay any attention to
> cold. New York Is one of the health.
est places on the Atlantic coast and yet
here are great many cases Of catarrh
Ind consumption which have their orr.
IN In this neglect Of the simplest pre-
aution of everyday life. The most
cnsible advice Is, when you have one TO
Jet rid Of 1t as soon rs possible. Don't
>eglect It." DIR. Edison does not tell you
ow to cure a cold, but we will: take
hamberlain's Cough Remedy. II will
Dlieve the lungs. aid expectoration.
pen the secretions, and soon effect n
ornament cure. 5Oc bottles for sale by
rthur Miller, druggist.
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Secret Societies.
INCUR DALENE is . city Of 1000

HEUH DALENE IL city OF IjOu0
~ population, beautifully situated on
the northern shore Of the famous Ceur
d'Alene lake, IS mica east Of Spokane
on branch line OF the Northern Pacific
H r. Lines OF steamers make regular
trips from this city up the lake 10 the
head Of navigation on the 81. jos and
C9ur d'Alene rivers. connecting at Old
Aission with the railroad line into the
gold, silver and lead mines. The city il
ono Of the most noted summer resorts
Ia the northwest, and IL becoming more
popular each year. Its fishing, hunting,
boating and bathing attractions are al
most limitless. The finest U. 8. mill
taxy post In the west CFort Sherman)
and Its magnificent forest park reserya-
ton adjOin the city on the west. The
country round about Is made up OF rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
OF yellow pine. fir, cedar and tamarac,
and the city IL destined to become q
manufacturing center for the products
OF These woods The business men and
residents are enterprising. aud take
pride In making the place attractive.
There are nvo church organizations -
baptist. Methodist, Presbyterian, Epis-
copal and Roman Catholic. The secret
orders are well represented by a lodge
each OF Masons, Odd Fellows, knights Of
Pythias. A. q. f. q. A. H.. and Women's
Relief Corps. The city Is supplied with
electric lights. good water works, an
elegant public school building. sash and
door factory. two saw-miiis. two first.
class hotels. bodybuilding yards. etc.
There are yet good opportunities TO en-.
gage In lucrative business and In diver
sihcd farming. Manufactures arc par.
ticuiafly desired. and are offered extra
Inducements The summers arc TEN
perate, with sufficient rainfall 10 insure
abundant crops. while the winters arc
frcc from extreme cold. No better 10.
cation for profitable investments or for
acquiring Ideal homes can bc found in
the northwest There is always a wei.
come here. among an excellent; people,
In beautiful region and MI incompar-
able climate.
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THE OPEN SWITCH

At 1SxADk1SH8O 1lGD0Ul1A
Anybody Who nsvels BY cau knevs viae
b meant BY an opsn SWITCH Is h ~
terror Of railroad men, and The dpsad e u
traveller. IL victims-killed, horribly nas-
gled Or maimed for Me-aso nnnheeoa b
the score each year.
Yetevsn the dreaded Sopen switch = NJ
% widely fatal - il . certain diseass, vhieh,
without ceasing its activity Soe N insean4 i
daily filing hundreds Of gsaves.
What ID that terrible ail0eutf yoa Il.
Il h Heart Dissasei :" Bat" you reply, CO..
6dently. II haven't any heat diasase-as
heart = all right" Are you sUas5
DR.. Franklin Miles, Of Elkhast, Ind, d.
Distinguished specialize in diseases a IL
heart ano nervous system, slaaes that dior.
ders Of the heart are - cDmmca = thoes a
the lungs, liver, stomach, bowels or kidDsys,
though often unsupported The reason pso-
pie are not avare Of this impcrtans fact 3
because symptoms Of heart disease are not
usually recognized ~ proceeding from this
organ, but are attributed to some oaher
source. II You have shortnsas Of hrssth,
fniter.ng or palpitasion, paia o. tsnderne9
in len breast, shoulder or side, Oppressed o.
choking senssfiou, fainting o. smoehesiAg
spells, yox, Aecrt i eSeeted
uAu Uccu tkOUOteU WIN Oe2yt QEDs128
far years. NJ left pulse vas very weak. coald
at times scarcely feel it excitement would
weaken my nerves and heart aud fear d
impending death stared me in the facs foe
hours Dr.. Mies' Asrviss ast AsU Msarf
Gre are the only medicines that have proved
ofany benefit and cured mel n. DYER,
Goverdalr, Md.
MY wife hss been taking Dr.. Mz5 Ess
Care for tie IEenr. She thinks il voodesfnL
Size has not been troubled With pain or
smothering SPELLS since using ii. We hare
also u-ed Dr.. Mle2 I,Ils, and ve find them
all they a e claimed to be"-GEO. L FINK,
Philadelphia. Pa.
These and hundreds Of similar testimo-
mails are convincing proofs of the wonderful
porers Of Dr.. Mlc' Men Cure (s~ lie Hsat
1t is efac,iue, agreeable. and above all, SAFE
Sold by druggists on positive guarantee, @
Dr.. Miles Medical Co, Ekhart Ind.
Sold by MILLER BROS, Druggists.
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Every Nan and Woman should Have Bus.
tness Education.

Now that our schools are closed, it is
the duty Of each and all Of us to not on
ly advance ourselves in an education
that will pay, bat to see that those un-
der our charge have an opportunity to
secure a practical business training, for
the time is coming when only educated
labor will be in demand. The Spokane
Business College offers every chance to
those seeking a thorough, practical edu
cation in short time. Its bookkeeping,
shorthand. typewriting, common Eng
lish and advanced normal departments
are In session day and night throughout
the entire year. We are authorized to
state that easy terms Of payment will
be allowed 10 these who enter the col.
lrgc now. 2u
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Bluecoats Study the Bibie,

Ever since an eloquent book canvasse,
paid visit to the Manayunk police sta.
ton the unusual sight may be daily wit.
messed there Of a dozen or more blue
coats pouring over handsomely bound
volumes Of the Bible which the agen,
sold to them. Their earnest study Of the
book in order to become familiar with
its contents is due, it is said, to a new
rule that at every roll call each officer
Is required to quote passage from mem.
o-y. Lieutenant Allison acts as shirt
ual director. Every man giving a cor.
rect quotation is to be presented with a
blue ticket rs a reward Of merit.-Phil.
sdelphia Record.
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Notice For Publication
LAND OFFICE AT C9uR D'ALnSE. IDAHO.

LAND OFFICE AT C9uR D'AIkSE. IpAHc,
March Z. 1894.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his int ton to
make final prof in supp ort of his claim. and
that said proof will lie made before the Register
and Receiver nt Cour d. ienc. Idaho, on Apri
"a. 1884, viz: FRANK RcssErr for the NV Z.
OF Sec. q. tn 81 raw.
He names the following Witnesses Ia prore his
continuous residence upon and cnltiva lon of
said land viz: Matthias Miller, sylvester If
Ter. Oscar Forsenrg, Eriek Peterson. ali of ceur
q A1ene. Idaho
Any person ~ho desires to protest against The
allowance OF such proof. or who knows of any
snbs autial reason. uuder the law and the reS1-
lAtions of the Interior Department, why suct
proof should mot be a lowed, viii Le given al,
opportunity at the eboye me toned time sud
place 10 oss-examfnc the witnesses at sale
tclslmkut and to offer evidence in rebut.al oi
that submitted by claimant
mchiowe JAMES X RUSSELL Register.
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Russian bath parties are again very
popular among women, says Dcmorest's
Magazine for April, probably as a prep
aration for the gayeties that are to fol.
low an early Easter. The hostess In.
vites her guests for the afternoon. ar.
ranges for special rooms and attendants
and after enjoying every luxurious de-
tail TO the utmost they repair to her
residence and with wondrous appetites
60 justice TO a dainty bit substantial
supper.
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veters, Register,

The registration books will be open at
Justice 1Ioskins' Office, In the Merriam
block, for the registering of voters on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturdays un.
I'll March 81. Those who wish to vote
at the city election should not fail to
register.
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farm for &als.

The small sum of 500 will purchase
the Improvements on 100 acres Of land
near this city. Improvements consist
OF % fruit trees. one.half acre Of small
fruits, good log barn, good Broom house,
well of fine water, and 3-wirc fencing
around the land. The improvements
cost more than the above amount. For
particulars call ut this Office.
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xissrs' and sseelsrev.r., Bank.

Having purchased Mr.. G. 7. Minis
in,eres; In this bank I would respect.
fully solicit the banking business of this
community, and will endeavor at all
times to treat my patrons with due
courtesy aud with all business favors
practicable. {. A. DESArssURE,
Cashier
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Notice For Publication,
LAND OFFICE AT C4uR p'AlsNs, IpAu
R.hx

AAASp WITHIN Al t1VR " ALkNE, inAHo.
February II. iset
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settler has h,ed notice Of his intention
to make final proof In supper; of his claim. and
that said proof viii be " ado before the Res lister
and Receiver at Ceur d Alcnc. Idaho. ON April
:, tSa, via: yAsSs W. BAxER, for the = !. sw a,
See. 6. T SON, Rsw,
He names he following witncsscs to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF,
said land, viz; Matthew Miller, sylvanus Weeks
Henry Htgstns and James klliott, all Of C9ur d
Alcne, Idaho.
Any peyson who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such pccof, or Who kaow of any
substantial reason, under the law and the rcgu
iattons of the Interior Department, why such
proof should not be allowed. will he given an
opportunity at the above mentioned time and
place 20 ccoss examine the wttuc ses Of said
claimant and to orrr evidence in rehuttal OF
thst submitted by claimant
ssebsw JANIS 4. Erssxit, Register.
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City water Notice,

To Consumers Of City Water: You
will hereafter please pay the water rent
in at the Miners 4 Stockgrowers' Bank.
c. A. DsSAl-ssCRE.
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Notlce rs credltotp.

Notice d hereby givsn lhae u uIIlDeys
ssisss q d. y. J: iidssls, -, "a al
persons having ciaius aEataas ~ 4ls9ae1le ~
40 eseste sse hsseby reqw - y sxhih4s lNepss
eaD0ore block, ID the town 81 CoaF d'Atunis
K?otenat cpngty, Idaho, or = ny roledqneQ ~
sssd tewn. wtthin zen nsoatss ~ eatup1dy,
eseS barred ALBERT UA0Ao.
Admiuissnlos 81 ~ ta0aes q
cnur dAlsne, Idaho, March y. jsDI nohS6r4