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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
toNo ron SECRETARY or THE NAVY
The Fssttaen sasms AaaaFea the t,uy
state Ex-0eVeemoS.

Canton. ohlo, Teb ie.--Aithaash sotAsns ,atsy
has tfnnsptfed tAen The psinted Associated
Pfess dispatches q may b stated the pFVai.
deut-siset has aetefusiHed upun 81 Cigspfnar
Iaas 81 Massachusetts fuF . eahlnss ppFtfalta.
and u VII prueebly - the navy. II Y Known
that OVerwhsimtBa testimonials ~ fss1asfoSo-
datlo0 Of the ex-g1verusr come frurn sRseul-sr,
g eommefce. business and professional aasnrl-
atlens. banksfs. labor ufganiaatlsns ana lsttsrs
10 tetesHams ~ thousands frwm the snaaa.a
ne statement that Lang has formally anrsptsa
place In the cabinet thesu 4 bsilsvssf ~ -.
no doubt he win accspt.
- Mekenaa'a Place.
Canton. Ohio. Feb. ia ris-s e.t..a - ~
i n.'sy SAID today Il DO n1t believe il i -.
. re. ,nat yhdss McKsnna win " sservssey IA
OF being rendered the atlaFusv aso-rstshis, -
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FIERCE RIoTINo IN HAMsuao
Resulting from the usesat Csilap.s
OF the DoeksFa' stRtks.

Resulting from the nsesat Cottapss
OF the DoeksFa' strike.
Hamburg. Feb. "a a. m l-Tns rlota
resulting from tho disappointment das ~
thc recent collapse gt the docksrs' striks
we're rsnswrd las, night The poles IN.
ally charged with drawn swords aa the
crowds IN the vicinity Of the schaar mar.
kst and several psrsoas we're severely
Injured A number OF arrests we're made.
RiotinE was again resumed az mid
night. mob oVsrtuTninE the gas
lamps on GsosssrbaekeF change and stA.
or str"~,s and alleys In The vicinity %
the SChalr market
The occupants on the market on the
Grosserbacksr th0rpuEhfara poured boil.
Ing water from the upper windows Of the
buildings onto tho heads Of the authart.
Ties and p"ltsd the police With hot ashes.
bottles and stones. compelling the oflesra
To retreat and secure endorsements. The
streets were finally cleared, and the
Amps re.lightSd Three poIlcensa ana
several citizens were severely lnIarud in
this mornings conflict.
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Arpo,Sr ONLY rwo COMMITTEES,
sneaker Reed Win work an EAtFa
Session scheme.

Chicago. Feb. i0.-'rhe News Washing
ton special says;
Speaker Reed. II Is said, viii fofsSIah
legislation other than the taEtn at lhe
extra session by appointing only two com
mlttess--those on ways and means and on
milsage-and FessFVing the appointment
Of other committees until the regular ses-
sion. While the action b unprecedented
members say II woult be legal. az Goa
grsss has frequently gone on for weeks
before the speaker annJuheed the eom'
mittees. Speaker Reed considers that the
extra session should deal only with two
subjects-the tariff bill and the milsags
OF members.
other measures would therefore TAN
nat as soon as introduced for want OF
proper reference.
Many members say the course IL Too ar
bitrary even for Gear Reed 70 enter upon,
and snacks OF one man poSeF bat kha
speaker tnttmatsd long ago 10 a nismbss
of the house the probability that hs would
taks such course.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
LARGE FUNERAL OF JOHN F. BOYER
WaIIa WaIIa Business Was sasDeud-
ed for the Time Being.

waila WalIa. Wash, Feb. 1O.-The funeral Of
the late John +. Boyer. president Of the Baker,
Boyer National bank, occurred today. II was
the largest funeral in Walia waIIa almost
the entire community paying the last tribute
Of respect to the man who had been 20 promi-
nent in business, church and social affairs Of
Walla Walla. Rev. F. L. Palmer Of the Epis-
copal church conducted the services at the
residence At the cemetery the Masonic fra
terntty performed the burial services All
banks. business houses and public Offices were
elosed. Business suspended during the
funeral
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MITcHeLps HOPES WERE BLASTED.
Expected q Quorum of 0Feson's Leg
iaIataFe ana Yell short.

ga1sm, Or, Feb. 10 The hope OF senator
MIteheli's friends that - members would enter
today's joint convention was not realised. The
roll call showed only - present. Bliiyeu and
Lee. democrats, were absent.
Senator Garter, who ala not answer the roll
call. came In and expiodsd q bomb. Carter
had sat IN the lobby until after the roll was
called and the result announced. lie then
walked down the aisle and addressed Inc
convention, attacking senator Milehsii who
he accused Of MISREPRESENTATION.
AflsF Carter had hniahsd the Legislative COZ
yantion adjoufned.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
BRITISH COLUMBIA PARLIAMENT
Mining VIII BE n Special Feature
of Mr.. Hunters work.

Victoria, Feb. 10.-Dehate on the speech from
the throne occupied today and it is likely that
tomorrow a vote will be reached In the provin-
cial legislature. The mover OF the reply for the
government side was Joseph Hunter. for COmox
district. who after the usual congratuIatory sx-
pressions, touched specially on mining and I'm
pressed the necessity Of liberal railway policy
TO open up Interior mining regions. Stoddart.
Of East Lilooet- seconded the reply and spoke
OF the evils Of over-capiralizatiOn Of mining
companies He wanted the law changed 50 that
10 per cent OF the capital must be put up
before Incorporation He wanted the house 10
ask the dominion government to place an ex-
port duty on logs and protection for the Ca
madam lumber industry and would like to see
the dominion place an export duty ores 50
to force smelling to be done on the Cana
dian side instead Of the ore being shipped TO
the American side raw.
One Of the important utterances Of the day
that the government would do away with
the license required Of wor<men merely en-
ployed in mines. On account Of the number
Of private bills the legislature for time seems
strongly opposed to the province giving grants
Of water privileges, especially on streams
where IL may be needed to supply new towns
with water supply.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
THE MARKETS Br TELEGRAPH


View York. FEB. ii.--Iar silver enc
change price. 81 p0RtLm
tsHad Steady. hruksrs' pries, "a O. sxshaass
price, 81 23i4tsa. ia
Portland wheat,
Ppr'' , Feb i.--wheas-waiIa walls. 10
adc. Valley. s2Gstr
san FraarIsee arnta.
sen Francisco. Feb u.-whsat-shlppgna
m :, -. Tor Nc. J and u.e Tor choice; Mullins.
Harley-Fesd, 1s0sbc: hrvw,nS. Asapv,
Oats Fancy white feed. si.sTtS6f.gs. good 10
choice. g. is8tH. poor to fair. tat 10. Sur
prlse' htalss gray. Hisqi. ~ hach, for
,s ssSas@: black. fas sod. ti.ie0tls. rcd
HbUl2ot milling. ttsegt&
Chicago aFntu.
ChiesEu Feb. Inlay wheat Opened today
at Tsis07ssc. Theirs we're only few sales ~
the hiEhsr n the qaotatIons the inausnrs
which prompted tho advance lasted for Only
. few moments There was . decline IN Eng
ilsh c1nHols. which taken IN eouneetien with
the unsettled condition Of the European poiit.
heal situation WA thought to Indicate Erow-
ins danger n war. but this was almost I'm
nsdiately lost sight o. The cables brought
the Information that Dot of the csiifdfnia
English markets. The effect II thia news
was 90 cause a break IN a short time.
Closes May wheat, Isiaei corn. DaLsi oats.
Receipts; wheat iaSoa corn iSaoo. oats
Live stock.
Chicago. Feb. ii.-Cattle-satea Of eoyuruhn
10 strictly choice range at a e0as u with an
occasional lot ~ q. s0as.l8. Most Of the cattle
sold at ni0Utoi exporters being good buy
efs At $40 and upward
Common TO best bogs sold At ia.iogz.ss, the
bulk OF the sales helms around $40
Common 70 chOics sheep sold nj q tent. weat-
ems. pe00f; lambs. n7sdfs, western tanbs
sosftS. yearlnsa, ia.so9lSo; clipped sheep.
Receipts; Cattle 1000. hogs 1864. sheen
Miscellaneous.
New York. Feb tt.-tiopa--gta
Wool-Quist; pulled, fsdfao
bid. "u ~ WAc
Conee-Cloeed steady March. o rs, spo. Rio.
9uis.' NO. T. Invoice. ts1s; No. I, jobblns
snEar-rlaw strong; refined. arm,
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COMMITTED SUICIDE TOGETHER.

Mr.. and Mrs. n. 9. Burnsh FOund
Dead I'm a Southern Hotel.
Jacksonville, Fla. Feb. "a special to
the Citizen from Starke says:
Mr.. and Mrs. N. 9. Burnsham of Chi
cago committed suicide In the CONNER
ciaI hotel some time last night Mrs.
Burnsham was for some time connected
with the editorial department Of the Chi
csgo Inter Ocean, having been an art
critic during the worlds fair.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
STRIKE IN PROVO WOODEN MILLS.
Employees Demanded Half Their
Wages In Cash.

Salt Lake, Feb. 9-The Provo wooden
mill, at Provo. Utah, one Of the oldesI
and best known concerns in the state.
was closed tonight by a strike Of the
employees. The mill is at present filling a
SIS, 900 order for cloth for Chicago and
Milwaukee. Heretofore the employees
have received one-fourth of their wages
in cash. They made a demand today for
one-half in cash. the directors Offering
one-third, which was refused.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
Armnr PInte Innuirx

Washington. Feb 9.-Ths senate COMMITTEES
on naval affairs today reached a conclusion On
the report 70 be made a. TO a request for ifs
inquiry on the subject Of amor plate The
committee will recommend that the navy shall
not be authorized TO pay more than 800 q ton
for amor and an appropriation Of 1850 900 Ia
10 be made to be used In the establishment Of
u plant IN case the manufacturers refuse 70 ac-
eept this price.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
CUBAN BONDS SECRETLY FloATEp.
Juatn ttas nispSssd se piA.Ooo. 200
NaFth IN rhts GssstgJ.

enkeaEo. Fsb 70 =Tna tsszsu.at sS4aaa shSt
ClabsN boats - tAs satsnA - ever VI. IN aat
hAas bs~n asnrsfIT ltz,Isst tssf a1seosest ~ ~
gHa Esfts,i States sei ssssvasPs asEtan tAss
PAST 2 aientas Tbs greatest rFussagtsa hst
s~sa sssrrus~si " ths h4a&4 ~ tAs h'sa.tlaaa II
the securities ssr ghs f~aaan Ehat untH Nesg
ese~nsiy has hw~n . sassttssa wheskse ~
isssEsaa % binds 81 ne Fs9aAfle " ea4Aa
a vtssatlln ~ tassvuatioaai lao, ms ESQ.,
sfEslaa hastn9 hsua afvtss.t - that - sutsr~s
watsh has tssu sssssaa1 10 tashsi shsa saa 40
he InssrfsTst NSths TRs sass - Ghs haesa haste
- esa.iz euhfle aad ths seesgstsAss Win ~
ptaeei spsu saEs n ati ~ she eFtaatpaf ststas
" th= Eniiz4 STATES snst ttassps TA@ bssnsts
pnFabta IA zpha b ysafs aFtas ghs ssaess,
stzn u TIE asiasa ~ ne heant.a hsFess rAa
prise Has hs=n etsFrfy ssatiaaaatal aass aanas
u ths h'4nAa hasa basn saAi kt4N 81
ne asAtna peteS ts 10, ttsattea tas tssuAs
Isgxs aaaaasr % suussssaaoa have bsaa ssAd.
rhsss spuesashaus sunstst - ssEiastss tstst,
isEss - lnpustEsE ssgtaln liass ~ assFsAaas
itss. assitsrttsns ~ Aatteas tsnt HFaasa Aaa
ether prtvti~gss ~ SNfytea 2ta1M Al lRsse
raesHsstcns. 90 sell ths eaefta, aep@aA las
ssstF Vsiss sotsts spea tbs tatsp@nteess "
Caha.
Ths sat- II koaas n = etafn.sa Saays sus ~
hsfsas reastass ass~rtios tksN - svsEtafSs
laaAiHG toward e~aS4 ensset 80 = oasts - e.
sa5ats undergraduates ~ ths tatAa.A yin - 80.
t~Ftalned
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Hss.s wAs As.aaIssa che opssa O..
People csavtessa aaa Ftasa.

Shelby 1anetiaa. Msat.. Ysh ta.-afika
CSunsiiy. the ssorkmsn Who made ths
disturbances at Shelby JuhstIsn depot the
night Of February & vas arrested today
upon = warrant SVEN 10 By ths station
agent. charging him with aistarhtaz the
peace lie was btOashS before Jasslcs
Dawes. pleaded guilty 10 the ehafgs. and
was finsd uoa BE viii bs prosecuted ieS
assault ana forrihly sntsfiaR the depot
By kioking the door epsn when gba agent
had u fastened 70 kssp him out TIE
railway company h determined 10 prOss-
cute him 10 the bitter end
The presence Of the tnembafA Of the
Columbia opera company y much desired.
aa resident witnesses al declare they
know nothing about u. This n said 20 b.
the second tine this man connsily has
stormsd and taken BY force tho dsi.st at
Shelby Junction.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13

M -. No., oorv,n..a th.. az h,l
should mai mass Tya h.l,avaa that the
naaanra ,vo,,la rct a,,o,arl,ah arv,hlrg
ana ,,c,,la tana =, ,,n.aat,a ana tahcr
uuaation - tha .,ata
yonrg sa,a IA eavor.a ,ha nm hacause
~ thc,,.ht r,r.- ,.r.h. ~ an v,,,as IN
M a1n,@ v,sre ash,rs. a. !, Nsr Tr,nt-
lev. Whine running the Morr,nv mine In
tha CoNnr dpAlenaa an tha co-oneratl,,e
man ref,,neI, ~ .hovv tha ,,,a, ne smalt-
- RETURN. ana ,ha MAJ, ,han rae,,sed 10
continue the arrauvay,,an,
Conrhanonr,a mo,,on N ,rsaan,talv
nostnora I'waa carvta, nv tha tollow,ns
vo,e.
Avaa--Hal,ant,ra tAaa, aarrnu mas.
saAt Ccngharcn, Tsay,s fxan,sa1 Dornal-
+. 49,. Ts',e,. 49,. 80 g,,--s,
rp,.-s.r rs. SYs.Sa> 800, "a
~ ps,,na.. $50, -. @ona,,.,
xra,ss~,, 80 1,.sas' ya,,... ,o..1 ,
49,. :
~. - u.,,
s,rhhorr or,,cs,,,on ,.as rnan,,aa,aa IN
the senate aea,nst the Davi. fee hill
yo,,ns, ,,,o,,,., ,n., ,ha .act,o,, ,ala,,rs
| 20 sharIsp., 49,. ~ s,p,cLa, ero,,, tna mn
asclar,r,, .ho. .ha .ha-,,rs ~ ahoshons
1 eofntv had mt accumulate "A foPtanas He
baa n la,tar frou, ,he nra.an, sher,er ra-
| cl,,rs = cas- ~ witch he haa mace 3
| "a, - 49,. so,,,na~, ana 80 ,ha co,r,,,
E1,s exrersas rvara ss7 ana he wound "a.
caIva sor ~. sarv,cas s,ss IN a aerrecIated
| eo,,rtv varrart
RaIIant,ra ~ p,a,ra s,,d the co,r,,
| osV,c,al. thronvh ara go ware rohh,ps
tns raonla Tha ,aas shouId ha ON, down
Rassstt sai6 ha had received his nom.
,na,,or On ,h,s ,ss,,a ava hs In,anaa1 ~
| ..ara n,, !, rna sha-,er ~ r,ra,,,,,, .o,,r,
~ dra1, saAas A. ,saa S7aa6 IN ,Sqa ana mn
v,ards ~ ssnoo I'm 1SaE
| After r,ora tart arA mora aman6rnar,s
the T,,rthar cors,aerat,or q, the hin wa,
nos,,,onaa
| rour nan. p...aa
The senate passed four bills on Wed
nesdav-senate Hill No II nv Bassett
/ examining farmers, ditchea from taxa
ton. sanate Hill No. a To prohiblt EN-
ployment of aliens by county or munich
nal governments or corporations. senat,
bu No IA provtdine for the sale O
timber from state lands and senate hill
/ No I reducing salaries Of state oHlcer,
ana tudpaa Tha sara,a also passed IN,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13

Senator Morgan Bitter An His Clos
Ing Argument.

Washington. Feb. Ex-senator Morgan.
the champion of the Nicaraguan canal
bill, announced In the senate today his
abandonment Of that measure for thu
present session of congress and thereupon
1t was displaced by the bankruptcy bill.
The senator made this move after a pro-
tracted contest covering several weeks,
which had disclosed the fact that OBJ
structive opposition could not be over
come. He gave notice that he would re-
new his advocacy of the bill at an early
day of the coming extra session.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
sales of ThOrouehbrea..

Lexington. KY, Feb. s.-Ths second day Of
Woodward 4 shankIin's sale Of trottinS stool,
was marked BY good average prices the ton
price. t3oz5. being paid for Emma Orfnf.
tz:lS1D. She IL regarded a. the cheapest animal
sold. There Is the largest attendance Of buyers
from all sections that has gathered at a sale
for years. Seventy-three head were sold to-
day for f15.5e5. an ayeraKe Of f1EA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
SWITCH TENDER WAS TO elAMG.
Fireman seaiaea to Death, k.ngtasei
Not Expected 90 1--we.

y
Not Expected 40 lave.
Omaha. Feb s.--rhs Union Pacific east
bound flyer wan dpFaitsd at Fuzzis switch.
In the west end ot ths yards. al tH ., M
today. Tine train waa running AZ = high
rats OF speed when tbs accident occurred
Engineer ~ H. EanhOY was picked up
unconscious AMI - now at the hospital
" hers hop@s of bis recovery are h1id
Fireman Thomas krause was caught I'm
der tho overturned engine and scaidsd 10
death. No onss elss on the train was tn
IuFed. Negligence OF the sNitchtenaier.
named H-nn Il IL charged. caused this ae.
ctient.
William tIsan. the awiEehtendsR VIVA
arrested at II ocioek. and u held al the
central station charged with criminal ass
Iisrnee. Ths track Was cleared aud TRAINS
are ruunlns again.
Engineer v4nnoy will probably die be-
fore morning Ills injuries we're fahhd "a
be serious
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
uTAH's SENATORIAL CHARGES.

Undue Inmuence ALLEGED In d ReaO-
luton Introduced.
Salt Lake, Utah. Feb. 10.-In the legislature
today, Senator Rideout introduced concurrent
resolution providing for the appointment Of a
committee OF four members Of the house and
three of the senate for the purpose Of investi-
eating the charges that undue influence was
brought to bear upon the members Of the legis-
lature in relation to their voting for United
States senator. Without action the resolution
was laid over until tomorrow.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
PROCEEDINGS OF THE SENATE.
EiGht-HOuF BIII Defeated by y Vote
of Twelve to Seven.

Rich's bill was favorabIy reported by
the committee OF the whole Of the SEN
ate. It provides for the creation Of the
ONCE Of county superintendent OF public
instruction, and was prepared by the
state superintendent.
When the eight-hour bill was reached
on Tuesday a letter was read from Man
aser Huntley Of DeLamar company, IN
which he said he had been misunderstood
when he had been quoted as saying that
an eight-hour law would not inJure his
company. and declaring that the Increase
That would result In the pay roll would
shut the DeLamar down Indefinitely.
Nelson said he had changed hls mind.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
Plan of Exchange Ac..,,.a.

pa.ss. Iora Fsh 70 -Ths holders Of ,hs t,ns,,
.yssh linking funds =, meeting iolas v".ss
plan 10 excnsss. 4. 20 accept the terms q me
pr cent IN new prsfsrred Slook. "@ ="
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
Parents IIave FornIren man

,sa,ss hVs p feb. 81. RadsiIe TO whom Ma.
Hsns took OF Denver was married a. H.
Angeles. is storehsepsr Of The Decv.s ~ ,, 80
nIss Cooks parents have forgiven 10, sleso.
"en' and are reconeiisd TO the maTrtsss ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-02-13
THE WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION
Congress win ne Asked Co Adept =
Liberal TaFtm.

Liberal Tagtm.
Washington. FEB, a--Ths National Wool
Growers association mst hzrs today with
~ members present. FsprunsnttaE pFass
sieailY all tbs wool growing states ana
territories. A resolution was adopted
calling on congress foF such a pFvtestiye
tarin on merino woods 80 viii give tbs
EroSers east OF the Missouri river n
cents pee pound. tarm value. Tor VA,
washed meFino. and y cents. farm value.
for washed. For sections west Of tbs
Missouri river. IL esnts u demanded.
farm value. for unwashsd
A COMMITTEES Of SEVEN vas appointed.
with President Lawrence a. chairman.
to confer with representatives % the Ma,
tiouai Association Of Wool MAnnfartur,
srs and with Representatives Of tbs Man,
ufaeturers' club % Philadelphia with a
Visw 10 an aETsemrnt as TO the psndin {
wool aud wooden taria schsduls,
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Frederick Haven. Denmark Feb i0-Tbs
British steamer Thornby. from Baltimore for
Copenhagen. Is ashore OF Hertshorn. The
vessel Is owned by n. Ropner q Co.
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aniff rnrn..In no..

Newport. r. l.. Feb. l0.-Torpedo boat No.
u In two hours run. averaged 7aT7 knots The
government requirement IL nos knots
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
HUMOROUS.

-She-"Are Mrs. Singers daughters
at manageable age?" He-"Not
now Puck.
Miss Highsee is beautiful singer,
isn't she?' Every. That was all that
made her singing endurable."-Wash-
ington Times.
-Waiter-"Gent at third table wants
o hot roll" Cook-"Hot roll? He must
think we have money to burn."-Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
When tandem couple quarrel in
Chicago they go into courtand sue for
separate wheels and maintenance
New Orleans Picayune.
Getting around It.-"Your wife
bought these cigars, didn't she?" "Yes;
how did you guess it?' They're in
such pretty box."-Jugend.
Not Coming Their Way. = 'New
York people were Disguised with the
earthquake" "WhyP" 1tmoved from
east to west."-C Chicago Record.
81 don't believe Jagway will ever
go on another yacht cruise" "Why
not?" HE says he has lost all desire
since he took the Keeleycure."-Brook-
lyn Life.
Just the Thing.-Author-"I have
dialect story want to sell you" Ed
itor-"In what dialect is it?" Author
81 don't know" Editor-"I'll take it."
Truth.
--Bass-"Was that baby talk your
wife was talking as came IMP" Fogg
THAT was mother talk; no baby I
ever saw INDUCED in such gibberish."-
Boston Transcript,
-"How the dickens did you happen
tospeak of the bottle ship Kentucky?' :"
asked the unwelcome visitor. "Asso-
citation of ideas, guess" said the ed
itor.-Cincinnat Enquirer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30
DOG WITH GOLD rEETh.
Grand Rapids Canine Needs Dentists
Services Aver a Fight.

Grand Rapids Canine Needs Den fists
Services AEser a Fight.
DR.. Robinson, of Sheldon street,
Grand Rapids, Mich, has a dog named
McGinty, which rejoices in two good
teeth. McGinty had fight with an
other canine and in the scrimmage sue
ceeded in breaking two of his teeth.
As soon as his contest was over McGin-
ty ran yelping into the doctors Office
and jumped into the dental chair. The
Doctors son took him in charge and the
dog was held in the chair while the i'm
preston was taken. He even submitted
calmly to the cotton packing process
his composure being, no doubt, largely
due to the blissful ignorance of dental
bills, and he neither whined nor
howled when gold crown was fitted
and cemented on each of the broken
teeth. In fact, he seemed rather proud
of it, and now he goes about displaying
those two gold crowns and is the envy
OF every dog in the neighborhood, and
he never fails on showing those two
long, sharp fangs to brighten all the
smaller dogs into sudden terror.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-08-30

duty not to pass over such matters in
silence, but to promote her daughters
womanly health and regularity by every
reasonable means.
These delicate ailments are easily over
come in their early stages by judicious self
treatment wi Shout any need of the obnox-
ious examinations which doctors uniformly
insist upon. ". Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
ton is positive specific for all diseases of
the feminine organism.
1t restores perfect health and regularity
to the special functions, and vital vigor to
the centres. 1t is the only medicine
of its kind devised for this one purpose by
an educated, experienced physician.
During nesrly 80 years as chief consult
ing physician of the Invalids' Hotel an
Surgical institute, of Buffalo, N Y, DR.
Pierce has acquired an enviable reputation.
His medicines are everywhere recognize
as standard remedies. His Golden Nee
ical Discovery" alternated with the "Fi-
vorite Prescription constitutes thorough
and scientific course of treatment for wee'.
and impoverished conditions of the blood
A headache is symptom of constipation.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipa-
ton, promptly and permanently. They do
not gripe. Druggists sell them