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TO LET OR RENT.

10OO j STREET, NINE-ROOM HOUSE,
IOOU rent $22. Inquire j. f. HILL, 1907
j street
NOR RENT-WE HAVE A CONSTANT
/ demand for dwelling-houses. List with us
and secure q good tenant. JAMES E. MILLS,
3O1 j street.
ITO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM. FUR
i nished. 920% j street. je1o-1w*
r01I j STREET FRONT
Hl2 and single rooms. MRS. +. y. GRAY.
0110 II STREET : LOWER FLAT OF
HIlU rooms and kitchen; rent. $40.
LYLAT OF FIVE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
Il for housekeeping. The BERKSHIRE,
corner Sixth and Il streets.
HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS; RENT ONLY $40;
IL in lear of 500 street. je15-1w*
G1n COTTAGE, FOUR ROOMS AND
oIU. closet, in fine condition. Call at S12
Eleventh street from Il to Z.
cnr M STREET-TWO COMFORTABLY
w! furnished housekeeping rooms
400 n STREEr-NICEIY FURNISHED
4UO suites aud single rooms; bath and gas.
1OIe I STREET-HOUSE OF FIVE
L ~ y rooms; bath and closets.
001O 1 STREET TWO PLEASANT
ZZIO front rooms; suitable for house
keeping.
1000 ] STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
10 front room, suitable for two; rent, $6.
c1- ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
d ID f and G-Two furnished rooms in
pleasant locality to let; terms reasonable.
1900 SECOND sTREET-3 OR i NICELY
1870 furnished or unfinished rooms for
light housekeeping.
ITO LET-LARGE SPACE NEAR THE
L southwest corner of Fifth and X streets,
suitable for wood and coal yard. Address
L, .. Box 198, City.
FURNISHED ROOMS AT THE BERK-
L shire, cor. Sixth andL. Strictly first-class.
OAK STREET - PLEASANT FUR
0U4 nIshed front rooms tor housekeeping.
Terms reasonable.
1O1e L STREET-HANDsOMELY FUR
IUlC nished front suite; also single room.
OO1 L sTREET-NICELY FURNISHED
Jul trout room. Kent reasonable.
enc X sTREET-NICELY FURNISHED
OUO front suite; also single rooms.
m NJ STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
40 pleasant front room; rent reasonable.
A1-I X STREET-FURNISHE ROOMS
K 1912 from > 80 To So per week. Strictly
frst-class.
IO11 SEVENTH STREET-NICELYF FUR
HI nished front rooms: bath and gas
ITO RENT-NICE FURNISHED Or UN-
L furnished rooms, opposite Postohce,
72414 street.
zoe K STREET-NICE AND NEWLY
CUO furnished rooms rent reasonable.
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WANTED.

FIRST-CLASs COOK OPEN FOR EN-
u gagement; either hotel, ranch or mine;
open three days. Address }. B., this office.
je20-ttF
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VIrANTED-A GOOD RESIDENCE, WITH
w not less than or 5 rooms. VIII take q
long lease. Good reference given. Call or ad-
dress 72413 X street.
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AMuSEMENTS

When the shot spell' is taken into con-
sideration, the matinee and last night
houses at the Metropolitan Theater were
good. The Lilliputians gave complete
performances of "Humpty Dumpty" on
both occasions, not cutting or abridging
the piece.
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TOR SALE-A BLACK FILLY, FOUR
L years old; sired by Don Marvin; registered
III volume L; by name, Elva Marvin. She is
fine stopper and can trot better than three
minutes. Also, q bay mare RiIla, by Stir
ling; dam Rill by Prompter. She has a colt
by her side by Don Marvin. Also. black
fflIy, two years Old, by Don Marvin. Also. a
carriage that has had but very little use with
pole and shafts. Price, $3.50. Inquire of w.
Il. BROW n, at EDWIN X. ALSIP " co. $,
101o Fourth street, Sacramento.
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" NJ 7. NO. 27-REGULAR MEETING
| THIS Thursday EVENING at Grangers'
Hail. at 5 O'Clock. Visiting brothers cordially
invited TOM A. CODY, President.
ED. H. KRAUS Secretary. 1t
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-EIGHT
L acres: good provements; fOurteen kinds
OF fruit, besides grapes to ship. Finely situ-
ated for extensive improvements at little
expense. Also, property in Napa. Particu-
lars at 1013 z street, sacramento. OWNER.
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wv OR COWS TO
w pasture Horses 81 so; cows, 81. In
quire at 631 street.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
MASSAGE.
CARPET CLEANING.

TT ". RIVETT. THE ONLY PRACTICAL
business in this city Knows how the work
should be done and does it accordingly.
Southwest corner Twelfth and .. Telephone
292. Lowest rates. Best work.
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HARDWELL COLONY-1O-ACRET TRACTS
Y only 500 per acre; water-pipes will be
laid TO each and every tract in said colony.
J. T. CARDW ELL, owner, 1901 street, or
3Ol street, Sacramento.
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NTANTED-BY A FAMILY WITH No
w children, 81 nice house or cottage with
from to 9 rooms and modern improve
ments. Address Lock-boX 169, Z. o. je1 9-3t*
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LOsT-FOUND.

T OST-ON SUNDAY NIGHT AT VAL
i ! nut Grove, a yellow dog; tail ana ears
chpped; half bulldog. Return to HERNpON
y MCCLANE, 12OS, @ and Il streets, Sacra-
hlehto. Liberal reward. je20-2td&1tW%
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NJ D. G. W.-REGULAR MEETING CAL
y ifia Parlor. No. %. THIS (ThuIsday)
EVENING at O'Clock.
IL ABBIE j. JACOX, President.
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I horse coming four years old: gentle and
safe for either lazy or gentleman. Inquire at
this Office.
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T5OR SALE CHEAP-FROM so TO 100
L acres of fine alfalfa and hop land Now
Is your chance. Address ~, this Office.
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M oNEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR
" small amounts. COOLEY, lOi3 Fourtn
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II OTEL LANGHAM-COR. FOURTH AND
IL l. streets-Strictly tirst-class; rooms with
or without board; meals, 25c board, 81 per
week. Transient solicited.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

IN be responsible for any debts con[r+cted
N N ny N name by anyone exec ping mVseIf l..
oO~t1-No. = 1
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~ A. IRREGULAR MEETING OF SUM
u. ner Post, No. 3, THIS Qhursday) EVEN
ING, at Foresters' Hall Visiting comrades
always welcome
C. Il. HUBBARD, Post Commander
w. B. MAYDWELL, Adjutant. 1t
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PERSONALS.

GALL AT 725 X STREET. AND TRY
" the new temperance drink, SarSaparilIt.
Celery and Iron. sample drinks free; a bottle
making lour gallons, 25 CENTS
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MUSIC AND ART.

fJIANOS AND ORGANS TUNED AND
l repaired by f. BLODGETT, reliable and
prompt. orders lett at POMMER'S, Ninth
and j, or residence, 1919 [.
GCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORk, 1O14
- Eighth street. Stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday.
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An HONEST CANvASSER WANTED
n New goods; good seller and good salary.
Address l.. 5. l., this office. je1S-1w
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY
y Sl7 Sixth street, Sacramento. Tarin
hands. general help furnished and contracts
executed.
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Pliny mentions oatmeal as a favorite
food OF the Germans.
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WANTED TO RENT-A KODAK. CALL
w at RECORD-UNIoN pressrooms, 6 to 10
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EDUCATIONAL.
B0OKBINDEEs.
Hay, GRAIN, ETC.

T-STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 2O5. COR
| ner Second and l. 70 everyone that wants
hay it will be greatly to your advantage 10
call and see our price list before buying else
where. Fun weight guaranteed
~ e. ADAMS, 11O6 STREET-CHEAP
". est place for hay and feed. White wild
oats; also. tuie hay for carpets.
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NOTICE, RED MEN!-THE MEM -.s,
~ berS of the Improved order of ~ssSs9sS
Red Men and the UegTee of Pocahon- sgGSs3g =
taS, with their families. are invited *@ssT3<T
to attend a flag presentation at the Hail.
THURSDAY EVENING, June goth, at $50
o'clock. Refreshments. 1+*
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~ ROOM HOUSE AND BASEMENT
III opposite Free Library. Call Mondays at
10 | street.
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T ODGING HOUSE FOR SALE-BEST LO-
| / cation III the city; a bargain. For particu-
lars, call on Day Clerk, Pacific Hotel, Fifth
and Il.
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O1c P sTREET-ROOM WITH BOARD;
OIO terms reasonable.
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NEssPOOLs, VAULTS AND CHIMNEY5
- cleaned; no dirt: lowest prices ". NJ
SLAUGHTER, 311 X and 53l NJ
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MRS. A. BROCKWAY, TEST. AND IN
vi dependent slate-Writing medium. 4I11a
Is street. SiLtingS daily
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GROCERIES

ARD, 4oc CAN; EASTERN PICNIC
/ ! hams, sc II; deviIed ham, 5c can; inn
ported CASTLE soap, Soc bar; sardines with
key, 1Oc; large cans soused mackerel, 25c;
corn starch, for 25c, tomatoes, 4 for 25c;
oysters, / for 25c; Spanish beans, = tDs for
25c; pickles. 75c gallon ke5; crackers, 4 SC
box; 10 bars soap, 25c; large bars Royal
Savon, 25c; good butter, 25c roll California
ham, 13c n; shoulders, Z &C. good tea, 35c
ID; the best tea. soc: good coffee, 3Oc .; the
best, Soc, lbs Tor 81; shells for chickens, 4Oc
sack; cayenne pepper for chickens, 15c ii;
morning meal, &c 10. BEESLEN IL SON
$40 X street.
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HORSES, MULES AND FINE CAMPING
IL outfit very cheap. Inquire 9I5 Twelfth
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NELEPHONE 3S6-LISTER'S SPECt1f.
i delivery; trunks, 25c. stand. EoIi,Jt..,51
drug store, Sixth and j. Leave 1r,lsrs
THOMAS =. LISTER.
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CtALCIMINING ROOMS FROM So UP:
" whitening from 81 up: scrapng and
patching extra. Leave orders at 1922 Fourth
street, or 21S alley, Second and Third y and
streets. SAM GALE.
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c0OO0 LOT soXs0, WITH TWO-sTORY
0GHUU dwelling OF rooms. L. l..
HAWK, 1O12 Fourth street. je19-4t
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BOARD AND LODGING.

SDS l ST. FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
OAo or without board; home cooking.
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1n1O J STREET-A. B. GILMORE. PLY.
lUlO mouth Restaurant: board and lodg-
ing, good home cooking and reasonable rates.
Call and give us q trial,
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TWO LOTS FOR SALE. 4OX16O, ON EASY
i terms. Inquire at 3O11 q street
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~O1 H STREET-NICELY FURNISHED
IL frontsuite and single room with board.
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OAK sTOvEwOoD, So rs PER CORD,
~ delivered; measurement guaranteed; yard
on TwelitE-street road F. q. address, sos
Seventh street. W. II. BASLER.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE TO BUY ONE OF
"A the best paying hotels in the city very
cheap; the reason for selling is sickness. Ad-
dress o. NJ, this Office.
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MEETING NOTICES.

4 THIS TIL HURSDAY at 1 o'clock TO attend
the funeral of our late brother, r. s. CAREY.
Its w. II. LUTHER, Secretary.
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DRESS AND CLOAKMAXING.

D.RFsSMAKING-THE DE GARMO SYS-
| TEN; agency and parlors, 1920 Eighth
Street: complete Instructions in dresscutlIng.
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LODGING HOUSE OF 20
VI rooms; great bargain. Apply 122 X st.
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D000O LOT 51X173, WITH DWELL
SLOUU ing OF rooms, and modern i'm
pIo9ements. L. l.. HAWK, 1O12 Fourth
street. e19-4t
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FOR SALE.

7 WILL OFFER FOR SALE FOR THE
/ next sixty days residence and property
NO. 1112 l street; lot oOXl60. Shop build
ing now upon The premises to be reno ed.
For particulars inquire of +. NJ. NICK EEVE Err.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE = MALE AND
II female help OF all Kinds furnished at tshOrt
notice by p NJ. RA MOND, 524 X. Tel. goo.
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ohTErrIE which poisons the breath stomach
liz GRkH and lungs and paves the way for
CFN HisitS Consumption. Throat. Liver Heart,
Kidney, Bladder and all constitutional and internal
troubles; also Rupture Piles, FiStula treated far in
advance OF any Institution in the country.
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nouIaTr Diseases-Gleet. Gonorrhoea Infiam
pRlVR mat nations s Discharge Structures Weak
Varicocele and kindred troubles quickly cured
without pain or deIentiOn from business
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MEMBERS OF SCHILLER .x.u,a..
w Lodge, No. 1O5. I. o. o. f., S<Sassssse
are requested to attend their meet zkszzcfSseys
ing THIS EVENING, June 90. 1s1s@eS<
1895. Business OF importance will be trans
acted. PAUL GRAF, Noble Grand
JOHN J. TRARBACH, Rec. sec. 1t*@@
DIsING STAR REBEKAH ,,,,a.sh>,.
II Lodge, No 5, |. O. o. F.-Ree- ssssaf<
ular meeting THIS (Thursday) zssgs'Sss< ssg'SSs2s<
EVENING at S O'Clock. Members 'e94tETSSH
of sister lodges are cordially invited.
JOSIE GREEN, n. G.
ELLA B. SHERBURN, Secretary. 1t
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ITO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM. FUR
/ nished. 9201a street. je1S-1w*
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MIDDLE AGED & OLD MEN .53asssess 552s5s e 8 +

with weak aching backs and kidneys, frequent pain
ful urinations and sediment in urine impotency or
weakness of sexual organs, and other unmiStakable
signs of nervous debility and premature decay
Many die Of this difficulty ignorant of the cause,
which is the second stage of seminal weakness.
The most obstinate cases of this character treated
with unfailing success. Delay is danCeronS
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NOR RENT-WE HAVE A CONSTANT
/ demand for dwelling-houses. List with us
and secure good tenant. JAMES E. MILLS,
3O1 j street.
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NO1I j TREET-FURNTSHED FRONT
ILl2 and single rooms. MRS. Z. y. GRAY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1895-09-28
Four Hard Csssa.

-Four hobos came into town Wednes.
DAY and were locked up for the nigh,
ny Marshal Jacobs Who turned them
loose the next morning under promise
That they would leave town without de.
lay. They kept out of sight until time
Tor the train 10 leave when they attempt
cd 10 ride out on the brake beams. Con-
due'or Hale stopped the train Just after
IL left the station and ordered them of.
One refused until he was thoroughly
dfenched by several buckets OF water
which the conductor landed on him.
10 much water did no, agree with bis
constitution and lac reconsidered bis
determination 10 ride, but became very
impudent aud insulting for which be
received a severe drubbing. They
claimed TO be crur d'Alene miners and
boosted Of having refused work a, SO a
day; ye; they were actually begging
something TO eat and cumming wha;
they could get TO drink. They were
run Ia again Thursday evening by
Officer Bechiel and given 10 understand
That II would not Ice healthy for them
10 remain here many more hours. They
are hard cases and deserve no svrapa.
thy.
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rss Dsrit's Dance OF the ap..se.

\ curious peace ceremony of the
apaches is the devil dance" which is
cslehraied IN honor Of their greatest
chief. long since departed. They have
becn taught 10y tradition, through their
medicine men," that their great chief
departed with the sitting of the sun,
and tina! his return can only he secured
by the adherence Of his tribe 10 the
manners and customs prevalent during
his reign. There are five principal &C.
tors, each srrsyed in a fantastic mask
which covers the whole face. Around
blazing camp Gre is circle OF bucks,
squaws, and children. 10 the number
OF four hundred. Tom.;oms beat. ac.
companiei by wild monotonous
chant. suddenly a dozen bucks rush
fran;icaliy into the circle, and begin TO
pound monster. which proves at a
closer glance 10 be simply raw.hide,
with desperate energy. Then out Of
the darkness comes a piercing cry. and
tho five dancers appear, troiiihg in
single file, brsndishinS weapons, and
comforting their bodies. They dance
MP 20 tie monster that is being beaten,
and back into the darkness; they circle
round and round. and leap and yell ill
the nigh, wears away. Not until the
glow in the east herslds approaching
day do they STOP. From The Indian
aud his Troubles" in DemoTest Maya,
zine for October.
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A Notable Contest.

One of the most interesting contest
cases TO come before the land officers
for some time il that OF Arthur Il
liaines against Hart S. Depuy. Of Bon
ner's Ferry. II has occupied the at,en'
ton Of Register Graham and Receiver
Reinigcr during the whole week
Baincs aud Depuy are neighbors living
across the river from Bonner's Ferry
aud both entertain visions OF immense
wealth that will be heaped upon them
" hen the town becomes . city Of the
first class and their lands are laid of
in business lots in the center of the
future metropolis present the land
In dispute. 50 acres, is not worth more
than seoo. and before the case is through
with both will have expended more
than that amount, S. d. Wright, Tim
o,hy Callahan and other witnesses were
here TO give testimony in the case and
a mass Of evidence has been taken that
will require careful consideration before
a decision is rendered. The attorneys,
r. +. Mcfarland for Baines and Writ W
Saunders, OF Spokane, for Depuy, stub
bornly fought every inch Of ground and
drew out all points Of advantage to theft
clients. by holding night sessions the
evidence was completed last evening
and the parties left for their northern
home.
The attorneys will prepare written
arguments I'm the case and submit them
to the land officers on October 9Th
when decision will be rendered.
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4 Cure orhy.a:.s:

An excellent and never er. falling cur.
Ior nervous headache, y said an snos,l.
=. physical culture, ''is the simple Act
o. walking backward. Just try it some
,ime II you have any doubt about II,
nsve yet 70 meet the person who
lu acknowledge it, efficacy after a
.r'a'' Nobody has yet discovered or
formulated reason why such . pro.
cess should bring such certain relief
physicians say that it is probably be.
cause the relax action OF the body
orings about relax action OF the brain
ana Thus drives away the main that
wnen induced BY nervousness is the re.
sui OF too much going forward. Don't
you Know how at such times you have
inc feeling that everything In yonr
mead Is being pushed forward As
.ooh a. you begin to walk back ward
noWever. there comes feeling Of every
.h'ng being reversed, and this il fol.
lowed BY relief. The relief il always
ceI'ain. and generally speedy. Ten
minutes Is the longest l have ever
ioand necessary. An entry, or 4 long
narrow room. makes the best place
Tor such a promenade. You should
walk very slowly, letting the ball of
your loot touch the floor first and then
the heel, just the way. in fact. that
one should. in theory, walk forward
oat which, In practice. il SO rarely
aohe. Besides curing nervous head
ache. there is no better way to learn to
walk well and gracefully forward than
,he practice Of walking backward.
a nall hour OF it once 3 day will do
wonders toward improving the gait of
any "oman."-New York Evening Sun.
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The Spokane Fruit Fair.

Manager Bolster spent Monday In
this place and at Fort sherman In The
interest OF tho Spokane fruit fair. lie
SAYS the fair will be one Of the greatest
exhibitions Of the kind ever held In The
Pacific northwest,
Col. Hall will gran, passes TO all sol
dicrs who wish TO attend and q large
number have signifcd their intention
10 take advantage Of the offer. Crnl
d'A,cpc and surrounding country VIII
send large delegations, especially on
Crur d'Alene day, Friday. OCTOBER
L when the Northern Pacific will run
a srccial excursion train leaving here
At o O'Clock A. m. Returning In the
sveniur the train will leave Spokane 81
a n m. The fare for the round tur
viii be but 10 cents, tickets good re
turning on the regular train the next
aay for the accommodation OF those who
wish 10 remain over night and take IN
the .bow by electric light No such .
rate was ever offered before by the
railroads and 1t is sure TO attract many
people. ..,,.. ~ ha,ve.
and e is safc to say that the visitors T.
the fair will be well repaid for the time
and money expended.
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The man who robbed . faro bank
In Spokane few nights since was ar
rested in Wallace and passed through
here last evening under the charge Of
an officer.
A very large porcupine. killed up the
lake the other day. was turned over to
j. Rand Sanburn who will have the
hide dressed and placed on exhibition
among the other curios at the Mineral
Exchange.
Emanuel Holzeman and John Empey
arrived from Rossland, 8. C. yester.
day. Together with other Ceur
d'Alene parties they are interested in a
group of prospects in the Trail Greek
district which are showing up in good
shape.
The Knights of Pythias gave a very
pleasant dance in o. X. hail, Wednes-
day evening. in honor of departing
brothers John Hoffman, Otto Blenner
and p. J. Flynn. members of & troop.
Fourth Cavalry. who will leave Fort
Sherman for their new station at Fort
Walla Walla next week.
c. i. King and wife made visit to
Avondale farm Thursday and brought
in some fine samples OF fruit. among
them ripe strawberries and raspberries
II ia yaftar late In, Shn saapn., fo. 49,
latter: but Kootenai county soil is very
productive and il is not uncommon t.
find berries ripening until heavy frosts
nip the buds.
Mrs. s. A. kell, OF Pomona, Cal, had
the bad luck to sprain her ankle. al
tried several liniments," says she. "bul
was not cured until l used Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. That remedy cnrec
me and | take pleasure in recommending
it and testifying to its efficacy" This
medicine is also of great value for rheu
ma;ism, lame back, pains in the chest
pleurisy and all despseated and muscu
lar pains For sale by A. L. Miller
| druggist.
c. i. King returned from Corvallis
Oregon. Wednesday. after very enjoy
able visit with his mother and old
friends. Among the pleasant incident.
OF the visit was . social gathering a,
which eight Of his relatives were pres
ent whose combined ages footed ur
SIS years, the oldest being IS and the
youngest 63. 1t is not often that SC
many relatives whose ages aggregate
over half century are alive and per
mitted to enjoy reunion. Mr.. King
said it made him feel As though he wa.
boy again.
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NOT A True ELL.
The .. .. Grand yary Fails to Indiet III
Ersas ~ AeeuaeA


The .. .. Grand yury Fails to Indiet tbs
Accused.
james Graham, register Of the u. s.
land Office In this place was quietly At
tending TO his duties last Tuesday
when telephone message brought him
the good news that the United States
grand jury, in session at Spokane, had
reported on the famous fraudulent
Chinese certificate cases, finding that
the charges were not sustained by the
evidence, thus completely generating
Mr.. Graham, Edward Rick. w. E. Pol
lard, Harry Tolton aud Ernest Duerse-
len OF the serious charges made against
them by r. d. Schuyler. special agent
of the treasury department.
II was quite surprise to Mr. Ora
ham and bis numerous friends when
the charges were made last July and he
then stoutly denied having any connec-
ton with the matter and denounced it
as = Matchmaking scheme. That the
man who made the charges did his mt
most to secnrs an indictment is proven
by the number OF witnesses examined
between 25 aud 30 In all-and that he
utterly failed in his attempts proves
couclusiyely the innocence of the &C.
cused. Our citizens generally were
pleased to hear of Mr.. Graham's acquit-
tai before the grand jury.
1t is said the case has been costing
the government si00 day since Schuy-
Ter took charge two or three months
ago. and when public officer will put
the government to such an expense in
a case that is apparently based upon
trumped up charges. his conduct ought
to be investigated and his discharge
from the public service speedily follow.