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Total. 30
Total number OF delegates in the con- o,o
Necessary to nominatlon..,..... so
Several states are put solidly in the
Mckinley column which will give few
scattering votes TO other candidates
But the World has been careful to put
into the column that represents the
greatest possible strength OF the opposi-
ton to Mckinley all the states that are
in the least doubtful. should there be
more than one ballot. Mckinley would
certainly gain. 49,,
gates 10 the Republican national con-
yentIon have now been chosen. but II Is
already nIaia that. while the field mar
ahSle OF the Republican party--the
Piatts, Quays, Clarksons and others
are ali against Mckinley. the Masses OF
the Republican voters demand his NOM
nation. The Republican field mar
sfiais have never yet been victorious In
national convention. il Is nearly
diarter OF n century since the strong
holds OF Republican votes hive called
s6 loudly for tho nomination Of any man
az they are now calling for Mckinley.
That they will make him their candl-
date no longer admits Of doubt.
y Some Sample 7oIegram..
AS above remarked, the Worlds estl-
mate Ia based on kilograms from every
section OF the country, signed by party
leaders, The following are selected
from among them and VIII serve 10
show how strong the feeling ts for Nc
KinIey, They are in response to an In
otiiry as to who Is the first and second
choice for PresIdent Of the Republican
voters. addressed to the chRlrmen or
secretaries Of Republican committees
outside OF New York, Iowa aud Maine:
INptANAPoLIs. March i5-sInce
parrison'B dccllnntion rs per cent OF
Indiana Republicans favor Mckinley
for President.
ST. LOUIS. March l5.-Every field.
mine aud forest In Missouri and lhborcrS
therein have an interest In and prefer
enee for Mckinley, Hence the nrst
several polls. Ia for him, and the same
nnIi shows second choice. should one
Se necessary. to be Allison.
E~EAtiECEY J. FILIEY. Chairman.
MILWAUKEE,. March l5.-wlsconSln
psnublIcnns have no second choice.
TheIr arst and only choice Is William
Mckinley, OF Ohio.
OTTAWA, kan. March lS-Nineety
nsr cent OF the people are for Mckinley
r. president. This state has lOb coun-
,Iss Mi Of which elected delegates to
the late state convention at vienna
Ninety OF the 105 instructed Tor Nc
xinley. In many Of the county SonVe ven.
t o Mckinley. Fourteen delegate"
49, been elected to the ST. Louis con.
ss,ian All Of them are instructed Tor
wsKiniey. For second choice h9 peo,
~ are about evenly divided between
Reed and Allison. ,.,..,,
SHERMAN, Texas, March lb,INlno-
a., nsr cent or tho Texas Republicahs'
neepie and all kinds, enthusiasts
naiiv desire for President, hrst chal ,;
william Mckinley; second choice WIZ
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nInntIrr,on,. Po.!tLon.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March IL
Senator Henderson. Of Nebraska.
referring To the proposition OF Senator
Thurston relative to the Nebraska dele
CATION TO St. Louis. says that 1t simply
places the cart before the horse. III
do not go into the convention with my
state behind me-" he continued. Il VIII
have no status and will not be entered
In the race As I have said before.
when ms state delegation sees an OPP
portunIty TO make a nomination by
supporting another candidate It will be
welcome to do 80"
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HOUSES And LOTS FOR Al

No. 81 Fifteenth street. rooms t-.a
No l6l Sixteenth street. lot S0XlH ist.
a line residence In Pleasant Valley
Nos 100 and l92 Seventeenth street
No. Kentucky street, I rooms.
storerooms and 2 dwellings renting 70;
$iSl 90 per month. corner Market and
Twentieth streets, pays i per cent
No. Kentucky street, lot SOxlil feet.
No. 2I2 ChOpline street. large eHeA
No. st 18th street. I rooms and stable
No. 1876 18th street, rooms and stao.s.
Lot corner Main and Sixteenth street
No, 81 18th street, Z rooms and bath.
No. 1903 Chapline street, Z rooms.
No. 1918 Chapline street, rooms
Lot on Main ST.. between I'd and % StG
) lots on North Wabash street.
No. 81 South Broadway, residence o. i
Z. Hughes. ESQ.
Lot {GxiS0 North York street,
Lot No. 20 Indiana 81, I rooms, modt'a-
No. q q. Wabash St, s rooms, cheap
A fine lot tn Pleasant Valley.
No. l3 Vermont street, rooms; lot +a4!S
feet; 100.
a ilne lot IN woodsdale.
The Bloch property on North Main 81
MONEY TO LOAN.
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M'KINLEY THE MAN.
He will be the Republican Nominee
at St. Louis.
WEST ANDSOUTHsoLID FORUM
Almost to a State, and In Other
States He Is Second Choice.
HE lSNoT A LOCAL CANDIDATE

Nor the Candidate ola Fsstion-rhe Plain
People Everywhere Demand Him-op-
posed by Some Leaders, bnt Is Supported
by the Rank and File In all ssctlOns-A
Quarter OF a Century since the strong
holds ofRspnhilean Vote, Have Called
SO Loudly for the Nomination OF Any
rfan as They Now Call for afcfstniey.
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FOR SALE.

SOOTHING. healing. cleansing, De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve Is the enemy
TO sores, wounds and piles, which II
never falls to cure. Stops itching and
burning. Cures ehapped lips and cold
sores in two or three hours Logan &
Co, wheeling. w. Va. b. r. Peabody.
Benwood. and Bowie & Co. Bridgeport.
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From Cincinnati Gazette VIII pco-
pie never learn that Il cold IL an &C.
Ours treatment should be promptly ap.
plIed2 There Is no knowing where the
trouble will end; and while complete
recovery Is the rule. the exceptions
are terribly frequent, and Thousands
upon thousands OF fatal illnesses occur
every year uAhered In by a little in.
judiclols exposure and seemingly trim
Ing symptoms. Beyond this, there are
to-day countless lRvalldS who can
trace their complaints 20 colds"
which MT the time OF occurrence gave no
concern, and were therefore neglected.
When troubled with cold usc Cham.
bcrlaIn's Cough Remedy, It Is prompt
and circctuai. 25 and 30 cent bottles
for sale by druggists.
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WASHINGTON. D. G.. March IL
The treasury to-day lost ss2.i66 In gold
coin and $i5,l00 IN bars, leaving the
gold reserve Sl?7,56i.llO.
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TAKE advice! Stop coughing at once
by the immediate use of DR.. Bulfs
Cough Syrup. one bottle Will cure you.
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QUICK In effect. heals and leaves no
scar. burning. scnly skin ,eruptiOnaa
quickly cured by Dcwitt's Which Hazel
Slave. Applied to burns, scaldE, old
sores, Il Is magical In eject. Always
cures plies. Logan & Co, Wheeling, w,
Va. b. r. Peabody, Benwood. anu
Bowie & Co. Bridgeport, o.
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NESBlTT & DEVINE,
Tel. Gs3. (rniTr0 I7ss Market Stree.
FOR RENT.

a Month.
No. 81 Eighteenth street.
No. n Eighteenth street..........,.,.. u b
No. 1878 Woods street, I roohtS....,... 20
No. 206 Eighteenth street. ....,........ 30
No AS Eighteenth street. rooms.... 50
No, 7l6 Market street. & rooms......... u o
No. SO Alley q. 5 rooms. so
No. "a Nineteenth street. .....,......., AN
No, lI7 Fourteenth street, both gases,
hot water and bath..................g 30
No. 1907 Main street, 3 rooms. ........, SO
No "a Sixteenth street, store ROOM. so
No lOl Thlrty-thIrd street, store room so
Four-roomed houses Crescent Place. 10
TwetVe-roomed residence. 81 acres
ground, Edgington's Lane..,........
No 2h03 Alley B............,....,..... so
school, Eighteenth street......,..... 5m
No. 1870 Main street. Office rooms. 30
Three rooms. Pleasant NRlley........ so
No, 2622 Alley B, 3 rooms. ....,."...... 6 H.
FOR SALE.
No. 1918 Main street.
No. az and err Market street.
No &C Seventeenth street, rooms both
No. ESQ Main street.
Sixteenth street residence, $500
Nos. 40 and 45l National road.
Counters and shelving. No. l0l Thirty
third street.
No, % Sixteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
SIx-roomed house. Peninsula.
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TO LOAN.

NJ ONEY TO LoAN-CASR AIM
WI on hand III sums to suit, from y. ,a
upwards, on real estate; also on iuiiv' n
etc, without removal; easy payne W. al
Charge unless loan is made. CdnHHt
fc9A-mth&sn JULIAN, IHS---
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ttse Or. Miles Noryo Plastsss for Spinal
Weakness. All druggists sell EN- tor E0S'
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REAL ESTATE.
Special BarSainin Building Lots,

Building lots in oil paris of the city pps
suburbs.
Lots at So upward.
We will sell you lot or weekly .,
monthly payments, or special dIscoun, 70,
cash.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05
p,p.aa. % u. sssa.orial Fisht.

Aoaus q the yspcis q illr state arr wondering
bsssc the sil,rt irfsahAcAns q the stair all
assn 10 nss and arr Es,iug themselves Fruai
caracrsu o,es il,r msiirt AID II is a serious
nszisst ,,eard ifsau a i,af1y siabdPaini. should
ths slrrf fvTBil,icAns SO solids oscr Ia the dein
eriails party i uu,id defeat 20 the FrI'ui'
lsraa yaisa ID Idaho ia' trsrS 10 coinc The
ssraf ueiila hoAd ispc & ,hc s,lvci republicans
Hrss g. tAs ts,Iaslsa party but Il They Ncta
t,ssa 30 Tx odd ofgsuisA;sou tie republican PARTY
sS,saa oacc rnosr rsic suprrrnc. NJ nc sas. Is
q rtvsi party oUscern Nherc tie Nl'cT rcI'0eh'
rsns di5f - 4 rtrAs deal dei,cuds 90 tho scIa.
,.at.al tsAi lhl, uiuiei The hghi Niil show u
is,r dssByfais desifv 10 unite with the ncW che
mrea Natns atih IRE p.oinlsis. should hodh
,,,s arlaarAi, aud J.oisalssis rcIuso 10 give aid
4, ,sf slrtsaa q The silver champion, iiic silver
r-tublicAn, viii ircl At Hhcfiy ia do a. they
usoas. atd thfre touifhs d them vtll SO hack 10
,,.s 80 Part, =, icaa ionR enough 10 give the
spess standard a thorough test In the event
,,,,p.e,i,, "a, frriatgd tn The cranltl ihcrr
s.s,is s.s no usr TOT another silVci contest hu'
IN raw liz riysntsei prosperity tails to cotne Il
a. then The si,ct republicans Wuaild again take
mn ,be ash, In ,.rhau Il tho y~oplc. The stand
,n,r, ,s.,l In tho late ngh, showed them 10 he 4
- a rcl.lr ir,,r and SCH meaning ,ls"lac u
~, A ,qtuciI,r and nod ofscr they view hEhiin'
"a, I, stand. tic parties In hand nov to cHer
,4,. a Ii,,ie cauiion and patriotism toward I'M
,u,r, yrralAsran, and mad hog everything u
-, t,it dI,tsion and iait treatment Is al
tSat IL " tainted -AepeNTe News
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In Early Hlraing Blaze.

Warren Berry, living on rented
farm a few north OF town, lost his
houshehold effects. $50 bushels of grain
aid farm implements by fire on Fri
day morning Of last week. The fire
originated from a defective fue and had
gained such headWay when discovered
that the members Of the family were
compelled to leave the burning building
clad only in their night dress. The fire
occurred about four O'Clock in the
morning with the Thermometer below
zero, and the half clad people were com
PEELED TO walk 10 their nearest neighbours
half a mile distant, which caused great
suffering. In attempting to save his
property, Mr.. Berry was badly burned
about the face and hands. lie is left
in destitute circumstances, and a sub.
scrip;ion paper was placed in circula-
ton. many Of his neighbors ccntribut.
ing -four, grain, vegetables and other
products for temporary relief, while a
number of citizens in town subscribed
cash. Mr. Berry is sober. industrious
man and deserving OF all the assistant
/ he received.
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Notice for Publication.
SUMMONS.


In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of Idaho, in aud for the
County OF Kootenai.
F. E Nt Ir.lI pi'in'ia' Summons.
A. JMGUK, Deiendant>
The state of Idaho to A. J. Mauk, defendant:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the once Of the Clerk OF the District Court
Of the First Judicial District Of said State, in
Rathdrum, County OF Kooiensi. the Complaint
Of the above named plaintiff, wherein T. Z.
Nank complains that on or about the s2nd day
Of April, 1875, the said defendant, disregarding
the solemn!ty Of his marriage VOW, Nillfully and
without cause deserted and abandoned the
plaintiff, aud ever since has and still continues
to desert ard abandon said plaintiff and to live
separate from her without cause or sufficient
n ason. against her will aud without her con-
sent, aud demands Judgment for dissolution OF
| the bonds Of mGtrimony.
/ And YOU are also notified that unless you ap-
I pear aud answer to said complaint within ten
days after the service hereof, II served within
| KootenaI County aud within twenty days, Il
served out OF said County, but within said Judi
cisl District, and within forty days, il served
out Of said District, exclusive OF the day o.
service) the plaintiff will take Judgment for &
dissolution " matrimouy, and for costs as al
lowed by said court
Given under my hand aud the seal Of thu
District Court Of the First Judicial District O
the state Of Idaho, in and for the Coanty o
Kootcnsi, this 9Th day OF October, A. n 1895.
lsEAL RoBI. $, BRAGAw'
octSl-decS Clerk.
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win Eeep Their Pledges

I,s.r "a rirstion ihotr was s"me excuse TOT
"a, Ea,bsitun Rgadr's LccrluE M Ifs false howl
,t.s,, o,upi, division, u lied then f"r The >Ase
:, ,orsI,tnr fen voters IN order to defeat the
t,B,.,i. legislative nckct, II knew II lied at the
,,rnc In, nov that the election Is over aud
,t,,,c u.er arr elericd ihcr is no need that 'h's
t.l,c charge should he repeated. h""'ehA
INT, usyrt had cleaner, ahlcT. more honor
.,,,c delegation 10 the legislature than the ono
,,,,, e,c,,ei. Every pledge they made the people
Inelud,ns the one that there should he no
..,,t, division will bc faithfully kept W
.onr,r. ue Know that nothing would please tnc
,on t,t ~hcra the blade speaks better 'han .ha'
~, Allegation -cleCi would spring count .d''l
49,, The blade and it, little crowd OF ch"lu'i>
nj, Wv, ass !, on il they conld-ior what there
,,,,I n, In I, tur them and TO Justify thclr H'ne
,haTrc. pu, they will live In disIair' Inc l""
~, -, a pew deal In their legislative mem"V's
M ,,ar. Kocienai county Is reprcsenVcu ..
men ., standing and Of homer, There WIN NC , "
o,,n,, ,i,i.ion, bu, there will be four solid '",s
,r,u mi. county for good. clean needed 'oe'S'l
80 ~, ~, The silver champion, Hon fred l.
iulu,ls kOOtpnM Hcralu'
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Attempted Suicide,

VIM. Miller, the well known vegetable
gardner, became insane last Tuesday at
the Brewery saloon and attempted TO
take his life by using pocket knife on
his throat. That the attempt proved
unsuccessful is probably due TO the
timely interference of Louis Meyer,
VIM. Pipkin and Others who were pres
ent and prevented the demented man
from completing the bloody work.
Miller is q single man about - years OF
age. aud lives alone on a farm near
town, where he makes a living by rails.
ing vegetables for the market. He is of
a quiet disposition and hard worker
lie had been in town the previous night
and taken a few drinks, but went home
early without apparently being much
under the snfuence of liquor. Return
ing Tuesday morning he took one oil
two drinks in the brewery saloon and
shortly after attempted the rash act
Those present say that he was not IN
toxicated at the time, bat seemed sud
denly TO lose his mind. 1t took thu
combined force of several men to hold
him until he was secured by ropes
Constable Bechtel was sent for and con-
fined him in the town risOn unit
Wednesday morning when he was taker
70 Rathdrum and confined in Jail Il
await further developments in his men
tai condition.
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M Il rNLENE Ia q eiiT Of inn
" p'aplsAst9sa. t-rAatifally ssIusspd "n
Tie rag;h<ru sha<r Of Tho famous Carat
sAlsDr lshs n uailrs rat af spck arr
ca GbSaaeh lin- ~ Tho Northern l'acif'c
4 Z iiass e sssamsss make fSsalA'
t'T" t'uu shls city uP the laAs 10 IiSo
hsA4 u nArisAIion oa The ~ Joe and
'ss' d Arm" siveru. caanrcting At old
haaiaa uith tho tAiirpad hne into the
Cas', siIrsE anJ isad miAes The city t.
sss q the mast noted samHrE resorts
IA he northwest, ard 10 b~ramins noEp
fs7Isaf zach yeaF lie aahinE. hantine.
e"aiinS apd bathing attractions are Al
Ena' brai.IesA Tho au~ss 4. = mill
h'I Pn's In tho west (foxt Sisermanl
aad ia magnificent forest PAtk Frsrfva.
Ton aaioin the city an The Wept- The
eeghsry toupi about IL made NJ of rich
agricultural lands and c1tsasive forests
o. i'''ou Pine. or. cedar and tamarac,
Aed tho eity Ia destined TO become =
manufacturing center for Tho products
% hess woDds Tho busincNs men and
''s'dsn,s are sRteFpSisiaa. and take
tt'as In making the plas'1 attractive.
lhsFe a'r FIRE church organizations
eaPa't Methodist, Presbyterian, EP's'
opal and Roman Catholic. The secrvs
O'aeTa Ar" well Tvpre~eaIei by Lodge
.Aeh Of Aasons. Odd Fellows. kRiEhts o'
Ilthtas, 4. - T., q. A. H., and womcns
hthst Corps. The city IA sappaicd with
"'e'ne lghtG good water works. an
e'esant pablo school baildiBg. sash and
eo' factory, t~o saw mills, two arst
"a" hotels, boat building yards, etc
IAe'e are yet good opportunities 10 On
tase In lucrative business and in diver
.'ned farming. Manufactures are par
ueala'iy desired. and are offered eEtr'
'naacements, The summers are TEN
pt'ate. with sufficient rainfall 20 insur'
.Uuhdant crops. while the winters ar
"te from extreme cold. No better 10
eAuoh lot profitable investments or 70
'ur'nE Ideal homes can be found y
we northwest There is ALWAYS q we
ZONE here, among an excellent people
~ = beautiful region and an IncOmpal
able climate.
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rHE aKAHp guRY REPoRr.
A short Term Of court The Jurors ara
Discharged.

A Short Term Of Court The Jurors are
Discharged.
The KooteDai county grand jury
brought In final report Saturday, and
was discharged, after three days SEES.
sion. Following Is the report:
eve have been in session as grand
jury for several days, during which
there has come before us for considera-
ton numerous cases Of alleged criminal
misconduct, each Of which has received
our careful and deliberate investigation.
We have found one indictment and re.
jected the others on the ground Of in
sufficient proofs.
ave visited and inspected the Offices
and records Of the various county off,
cials, and found the business OF Koot.
enai county intrusted 70 said officials to
have received their careful and faithful
attention, and that they have each been
diligent in the legal discharge of theii
separate and respective duties"
1t is signed by benjamin Butler, e. S
Crane, F. F. Travis, Z. C. Ribstein, FREQ
Wilson, Russell Gray. T. W. Foy. John
b. Schneider. Joseph BoughtOn, Pred
C. Fisher, C. II. HUFF, II. p. WhiteOmb
Angus Linehan, Charles Robinson ant
II. i. Towle.
There is little business before th.
court, and in all probability court viii
not last many days.
The trial jury was discharged Wed
nesday after being held for several day
without jury case on the docket.
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To Central America via Chicago.

The small sea going steamer Elsa"
(3S tons) from Sandusky, Ohio, has just
made a successful trip around the lakes
TO the Marine Iron Works dock, Chica-
go, where that company will remove
her present machinery and put in one
Of their Steeple compound condensinG
engines: a Washington Surface con-
denser with combined air and circulat-
ing pump; Lunkenheimer fittings; etc,
and otherwise tit out the boat for her
trip via the Mississippi river to Central
America for service on the Gulf OF Mex
leo. Her owners are practical men and
understand the value Of having ma
chinery and fittings suited TO the waters
and the work.
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Lecturer on cooking the other day made t"c
.,rn,,,,rs s,a,rmcui tina, the asyl"ms are ee'ne
ana Win country people in much greater pro r'O-
..',t,ou. Than city people, mainly because 'nes
-, more careless In regard to ue't ws
,,',',,o diet II fat meat may he m"Ic s''aI-
WV" ",,,,,c q, people living in rural districts ueN
80" ,,ncr dangers Just as insidious to w,ch s,C
AZ. , S,, a. Inc hie cities are subject scen,'hc
.."",rn 4. every day emphasizing The tact '''''
man Is what he cats. han, ma more active al.
-, q, purr food than the manufacturer ~ y
80, pahme Powder The NigoTOus ca'nl'A' =,
h",% authorizations carried on by them was Nc
,.'',,, dns IN a large part to the iac1 t''" ~
down. , Wv" any other division Of food supplies arr
sCat ingredients used lavishly as IN VIC cor"
na, .mSnr cl baking powders The absolute $, pu >,
,, " me royal has became In The nature .. =,
'i,m and is propriciors arC NATURALLY Nsp Wv,
aA,o ,',a ID" broadcast the doctrine Of pure 'cou
:" ~. hcen claitncA, without con'rad'c''"n' u'a
Wv s,,Iclc Of human food has ever recc,'s'
w -. .r,nha,lc endorsements from NV "'e"
80 mna',,,sSn SG,IE "JCnrnal Of Health.
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rurfuoSIALS.
Pres citlssas 81 feab'yiv.sM go
S.sa Cared " cAaas'f'aia' esNsa
RaBsty,

Mr. ". ". Spiilcn, drug c'ers' WIN :,
~ Mcconnell. ranassus. Ia sA!s,
~iwas out all ono night Last winter ANU
contracted a severe cold. ! vas ~
ho.rs ,or q week I could hardly si'eAA.
kuouins how well customers :" III, o~
.torr spoke Of Chamberlain '" ",.a
REMEDY. l concluded 10 uy u, '"e
S.lt az a bottle cured me enurely' -.
IA van yAl1ah, lIughes'ilIe' "a
..y, "ChamJerlain's Cough he"e .'r,
10. pruv.n 50 valuable that 90 Wv
%~.,,.,e to recommend ii to any Que.
m, r. wipEer Ephra'a ~. i, ' III,
-ur I n Kline, a cigar maker o. w. ~.
,lsce. reports a complete cure cham =, 'T'
cough With a 30 cent bottle Q. ~" SaJ
SsSIs,o,. Cough Hemedy after ne T w.,
,r,.d others which had failed !. a
~. 49, :, d and 80 cents per bottle 0' :"
IT. Miller. druggist
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y.,,. s,ronssr Than F's'''"'

An pains arising from r"r n""TalSis,
hsaaaS@f ,o,"S ss slfT neck, cllO"ln n
.s,s,a.S muscles, enlarged vein. ana u
ali pains of the bones .'', .. Se, n,I Of Glad
"a,. 90 V cents per bottle For sale by
Al. Miller
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05

We are spending more
than our profits on Sclil
hag's Best tea to get you to
try it-just to try it
Your money back if you
don't like it.
At grocers' in packages.
4 ecililling q Company
San PFnneisco III
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05

Law Briefs aud Pamphlet printing a
'P''altJ at the PnEss Office
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-12-05

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Met, o Fraternity Hall On the zhd
= 1k saturdays u each moalh. All
So y. =. Ia I'D standing are invited.
s~,IY Ms.JA. Act. Master: Wa. ".
faa,iy. Secretary. nSfTu