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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29
sRIEFs AND PxHsoMAIa

DR.. Mcrherson. dentist. Ceur d Alene.
Law Briefs and Pamphlet printing
speciality at the Pass ofice.
The Renard concert win be ander the
auspices OF the Odd Fellows lodge OF
this place.
The very latest thing in. ladies OK
foris. wiggctt & Empey Co.
We have a very complete line Of
children's shoes. Miggett a Empey Co.
Miss Grace Empey. going 70 school in
Spokane. returned home last Sunday to
remain for some time.
Cali and see oaEsline Of ladies' wrap
pcs. They are very pretty. Wiggett
& Empey Co.
The steam launch Sassacus, owned
BY Capt. Sischo, IL being improved in
appearance by q coat Of paint
The nobbiest line OF mems chocolate
and ox-blood shoes In town at the Wig.
gett 4 Empey Co.
The Idaho Mercantile Co. Is offering
some good bargains In new advertise
ment ON the second page.
A line OF youths and mems sweaters
from SOC to si.sO. wiggctt & Empey
Co.
n. S. Paul left for the Methow,
WASH, mining district Thursday to
look after mining interests
Spring and summer tailor made suits
$40 patterns 10 select from. Wiggett
& Empey Co.
Capt. C. A. Waters has moved his
family 10 town. lie will have charge
Of the steamer Elk during the season.
We are agents for the celebrated
Studebaker wagons aud vehicles ard
Oliver chilled plows. Wiggett & En-.
pey Co.
Rey. W. d, Mcfarland and daughter,
Miss Hattie, arrived Wednesday to
spend few weeks visiting his son
William.
A fun line OF ladies' shirt waists
fancy patterns -frum CSC 10 Sl.sS;
also line Of fancy shirt-walst sets.
wiggett 4 Empey Go.
Ice cream, strawberries and sou
drinks at Thomsons bakery during the
warm season, Ice cream by the dish,
pint and quart.
AS we go to press Memorial Day IL
being appropriately observed In ac-
cordance with the program rs pa6lisheo
last week.
Ladies' sailors, Chlldren's Tam0 shant.
ers, mems misses and childrens straw
hats In all sizes aud styles at astonishing
low prices. wtggctt & Empey Co.
DIR. C. Q. Mann returned from Seattle,
WASH, Wednesday. where he success
fully passed the examination before IN.
state board OF dental examiners.
Z. A. McCarty and wife went b,
Spokane last Saturday on their wheels,
returning Sunday morning on the train.
Mrs. McCsrty was anxious TO make the
return trip OH their wheels, but Il. A
thought one trip like that was sufllcleni
for the whole season.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

Special Meeting ~ the Commlssienerr.
The board OF county commissioners
met last Saturday IN special session foF
the purpose Of taking action IN the
matter Of the unE0ld county bonds stlll
u the hands 0f Thies a BarrOl, Of spO.
kane amounting 70 e1OO00. These are
the remaining bonds 0f The $4,000 n
sue authorized By 4 vote Of the people
about two years ago. The bonds have
been returned 10 The county BY Thles
a Haired upon former demand ~ the
commissioners and NJ last Saturdays
meeting It was decided 70 EeadseFtisc
them for sale ~ the easiest and besf
way out 0f the difficulty. Thiae a
DaFrol might hare been compelled to
keep the bonds and pay for them but
II would have taken Law suit TO force
them TO dose. Consequently the action
Of the board in The matter b for the
best.
The question Of tax and license col.
lecti0ns In the new town OF Eylvanite
came up Tor discussion. The location
Of the town Is IN dispate. some claim
Ing Il IL In Montana while Others say 1t
h 10 Idaho. The saloon men have TAX
en- advantage Of The dispute and refuse
70 pay license In either state and the
merchants refuse 70 Be assessed, Jet a
petition. has been presented TO the
board. signed By citizens OF the toWn.
asking this county 70 appropriate 5000
for road purposes. After fully discuss.
Ing the matter the commissioners de.
cided to not grant m appropriation oi
money until the dispute over the lOca,
ton Ii settled.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29
GODS uMKnown.

IA prize poem by Mrs. c. c. BatrnAan.:
Where pray'rs arr few, no tear drops she'd
Above tie lonely aAmeless dead
Ny sweetest bnds are strowp;
Iweaye my roses In . crown,
And hay the fragrant blossoms down
Where sleep the brave unknown.
For, on snnle distant battle-heid.
Under the nag. his life-bloOd scaled,
My brave hoy tents alone;
hut angel sentinels viii keep
Their vlgils DER his dreaniiesS sleep,
Though marncd his grave, unknown
khow not n my loved Que zen
When load thc shouts Of vtrs'Ey swell
Aud hashed his dying moan;
Or, 70 In clouds of dark defeat,
When even coming death seemed swcet,
He Joined the great unknown.
Fright birds -switt hArhlagrrs Of Spring,
message FROM the Southland bring
On eager ninions Gown;
Where woodland chouascs resound,
Have We not spied grass-RTOwa mound
That bears the name, unknown.
In marky swamp or oRen glade,
On meath the InOss-drAped iercSt shad
where sunset arrows shOne;
swim 10 the mark they sotty sped,
And formed halo round the dead
That rest and sleep unknown
q, south wind WAIT yoar fragrant sighs,
Born meath the clossdless summer skies,
Where orange buds are blown;
And sWiag the pure magnolia bloom.
cleaning cegser Of perfume,
Above the graves unknown.
when dew and rain and smiling sun.
Their roand q duty each hath run.
A FATHERS lose was shown;
First Decoration DaN 81 God,
when spring bright blossoms Kissed the sod
That covered tile unknoua
A garland twined Ol Faresa aoW'rs
whose petals fall Ia rosy siow'rs;
let tEiendshlRS chain be thrown
Around our hand, I'm East aud West
shah decorate their place Of rest,
Remember the unknOwa.
uproot the bitter hate and strife
implanted with each buried life;
lrs seeds oi love be so~n-
And blossoms u sweet peace and trust
shall flourish CIR the sacred dust
Of these We call unknown"
IPgay when comes the Grand Review.
And each true solsller- gray aud blue
shall stand before the throne;
when sounds The roll cali loud and clear,
That es'ry soul shah answer @kaeFe,"
Ne counted with TIE known.
NoTR.--This poem won the So go.d ptiEe O.
eresi By Uen. 0t,o, u. Thomas fusl, No = q. A,
&. u san Francisco. Tot the hest MemHfs Das
poem ~ fs1s, and was mad IN The 1rsnd Open
Il ase dufiag the exercises of May y q thai
rear.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29
u GooDE,
'ITR DALENE Is = eIly OF iTn

'l1R BALENE Ii = city OF iGm
population. beautifully situated ON
drthern shore Of the famous CmuT
ae lake, ~ miles east Of Spokane
5Ennch line Of the Northern Pacific
Lines Of steamers make regular
rom this city ap the lake 20 the
d navigation Oh the Sc Joe and
ll'Alene rivers, connecting nj Old
th with the railroad line Into the
liver and lead mines. The city Ia
The most noted summer resorts
northwest, and IL becoming more
n each year. 1ts fishing, hanting.
W. and bathing attractions are al
Entities. The finest Us mill.
ost In the west Fort sherman
y magnificent forest park reserya-
EFljosn The city on the west. The
~ round about IL made up Of rich
&liural lands and extensive forests
Dow pine, Or, cedar Snd tamarac,
be city 10 destined 10 become .
Featuring center for the products
De woods. The bnsincss men and
pits are snterprislng. and take
In making the place attractive.
are ave church organizations
t, Methodist. Presbyterian, Epis.
and Roman Catholic. The secret
are well represented by . lodge
{ Masons, Odd Fellows; KnIghts Of
-, A. OF, q. A. H., and womens
Corps. The city il supplied with
b lights, good water-woEks, an
be public school baildlng, sash aud
Factory, two saw.mllls, two first.
hotels, bodybuilding ynrds, etc.
are yet good opportunities TO en-
b lucrative bnsinEsa and In diver
farming. Manufactures are par
4rly desired. and are offered extra
DEMENT'S The summers are TEN.
!, with sufficient rainfall to insure
liant crops, while the winters are
From extreme cold. No better 10.
y for profitable Investments or for
|Ing Ideal homes can he found In
northwest. There Is always a wei.
here, among an excellent people,
beautiful region and an ineompar.
bllmate.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29


Capt. w. ". Richards returned from
Q tour Of inspection last Monday.
First Lieut.. u. B. Back went 10
Rathdrnm Monday last 10 meet bis
family arriving from the east.
Private John BlakeIy, 20. @, was re-
lleved from extra duty rs labOreF ID the
qusrtermaster department May 20.
AIRS. q. @. Isateman and daughter
Florence will leave Sunday evening for
California, expecting TO return IN about
q month.
Private Harold Horswell. Co. @, was
transferred 10 the hospital corps. Nor
day last. and August Maier, hospital
corps. to 90. @. same day.
Eergt. Brown and Private Wilson,
Co. c. left Monday last on their bikes
70 pay visit their friends stationed 1t
IT. Spokane. They expect 70 make the
trip 90 miles In one day.
The colofs red. white and blue have
been adopted BY nearly MI the cyclists
1t this post. and II Is hoped that cyclists
not members Of the post club win In
fntHre choose their own colors; such
not conflicting with those mentioned
above.
Mr.. Dabs, g Co.'s tailor. had the bad
luck TO catch the biggest fish ever
caught single handed IN this
vicinity. 1t took the surgeon about
Eve miRntes 10 remove the hook. Any
one desiring TO zee It's size. please call
ut Mr.. Dabs' tailoring establishment
near Co. u.
PFivates CalIom and Haggerty, Co.
d. took about $50 from Private McFaIl,
recently discharged from same com
pany. but were neatly caught By q
civilian and soldier and made TO return
their spells 10 the owner, who left on
the evening train. The assailants were
put In the guard house, but M no evi-
dence could be found against Callom.
be was relieved. IIaggerty win be tried
by general court martial.
Cali TO arms was sounded just Be.
fore retreat. Thursday last. and the
boys responded 10 The call with such
pEomptneas that Colonel Theaker
seemed 10 be well pleased and compli
mented the whole command. II took
iess than three minutes for an the com.
panies 10 be In line Of battle. Between
the lirst and tenth Of June q competi.
tive contest call ito arms" for the com
panles viii be sounded during day OF
night and the company Turning out the
largest percentage OF available enlisted
men and responding the quickest during
tis time allowed. which L. 90 seconds,
will BE- excused from NIL drills for
twenty four honR
The Improved Order OF Red Men. OF
this post and the city. who received and
entertained In such a royal manner
those that had the good fortune 10 be
An Bal Masque'' last winter. arc max.
lug great preparation for an excursion
on lake crur d'Aiene, June 30.
The steamer Elk will be chartered and
The celebrated Sixteenth Inf. string
band wlll discourse strains Of sweet
music. There will be dancing and di.
versions for all. The excursion will
start about a:3O =. m. and retarn at 8
p. m. Nothing win be left undone BY
the ~lleds- TO make this one Of the
most enjoyable aifairs Of the season.
Tribes from Spokane. llathdrum and
Harrison with their families will be
present.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

The ninth grade Of the public school
win have graduating exercises IN the
opera house next Friday evening. A
literary and musical program has been
prepared that promises TO be very inter.
esting, An admission fee OF 5 cents
win be charged for the purpose paying
for use Of The hall. Everybody cor.
daily invited to attend.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29
save Your Grain.

Few realize that each squirrel dee
troys eib0 worth Of grain annually.
wakelees Squirrel and Gopher Exter.
mlnator Is The most effective aud
economical poison known. Price re.
duced 10 80 cents. For sale by A. L,
Miller, agent feblS-iels
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

Cf Gear asAiens Fcwn Tax, Eeseensf c.,
Isahs. pr Ysar EndIng 1885

49,
Interest u tile rate q 10 ppF cent psf anunm
WIN ~ c0iieeted On tile taxes listed btIpw. il
taid prior 70 ne frns dry 81 July, Ie. bnt n et
Paid PRIOR % de said Art DAY q July. ls1g. 4
penalty ~ per cent viii be attarhed thereto.
and interes - the rate 81 y ~ eesSE. pef 90
Ham Nfil BE- eulipesed a. ne origipai tax. aaa o.
2 per neat penaiiy. from ne Ara MsaAay d
january, ifts. - date = paynaepss ard lniaSesa
= Ne rate q y per eent per aamam yin " eci
ierted % per cent peslaity from ne tirst lton-
day IN March. iss7. - Azse q paynaent
Aiien Prank w--tomn " 4 lak 4. IA 81. pen
-.
Bancroft n -towh. I0ts /. 2blk q, ~ I blk d.
organ s-maeiliae. 2 watches. tax ss.s6, pen IT,,
Bristow Mrs kiftle fewn, " hsk p. fax e.
pen zse.
IseII Fred q topn. Id . biz 10. Ia o.. pen -
BARNES Aldy -ssmn. ~ III n. tar ~ pen
zse.
Beehsea mrs Emna- town. Ms = Nh y. :
eoEs. ~. pen g..
Curry John town. lots s. 8 bik c. ard lbs Z .
blk v. ssnaraine. watch, tax ~ ss. pen ane.
Cassidy Mrs u eiiy, Iots II. Ie blk y. III bik
q. tax Ooe, pen 2se.
cairnernss Mrs J M-t0mn, lots II, " bik q,
B0tse 80. II blk II. tax 81 80. pen 5sr.
Deal ci.as-eify, lot blk c. 1T BIZ D. ias
1oc. pen zsr.
Dempsey Capt A--iouD. 10 bK c. tar sse,
pen re
Dananore ) S-esty. 10 j, blk &C. iss 3. pen
~.
Duncan ! H-eity. lot i blk y. uagSn. horses,
tax ei-ie, pen spr.
Dadiey Jc--eiiy. We q iss bin u. taz Is
pea 2se.
Davis O town. lOt sbik =. wagon. horses
tax sg.ls pen sec
Eaderkin u R-town, frae 0f reserve. piano
s4naehise, wagon. watch. horses. lax re. pes
sor.
Foster s w-tO~n. lot blk u. tax ella. pen
sc.
Fisher II Known. lots :. . Dix %. TAI slsO
PEN 2Se.
George Della town. lot blk is. Iot blk L
tax Eli. pen s0r.
Gladstone sam-i down. NJ Il lOt blk 5, a,
&c, pen &c.
Good sarah " town. iot7 blk Y. tax a0e peu
Ese
Gray " w-iown. lots J. sbIk ii. tax sc. pc.
Ee.
GirinneIl Fred n t0xa. lots ., , INK 1 lots 8.
blk II. tax Ella. pen see.
I . - -
y pen e.
Hart - Co-toNn. lots . v, II. y biz =
IA si@. pen =.
hnrais'ek ihos-sorn. iot slk ~ TAI 90
pen -
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a.h ms E-as-e"MA' ~ "iA - IA s-ss'
p.s 49,. -. go,
ars - -
| Nirholas OtaO-toEn. las blk A, lot 10 B.k r
| lsts ,, Z bgk q. lot INK +, organ, wagon. coz
I tax - -, pen sI.Sa
O.Isrten Cart J-tOwn. lot 10 blk ii. lots Z. l
blk -, frae reserve-stiy, lot Ink d, iot Il hl
c, lots /, 2bIk X, lots :. bIk J, tax sEsoS. PEI
SIZE.
ODDS Amanda lefty, lot l,Ik G, tax en-. psl
&C.
Russell las E--toxn. E-9 az lot 10 blk P-cfty
lOt INK A, COW. tax, soc. pen ssr.
kitthey Q o-foNn, iOt biz s-S4iy. lOE Il sll
}, lot 10 blk ID. tax 81, pen 5sr.
kndaandf G-iouH, Sot hik D. tax H-ta. PEI
SC
stowe A-taty, lots ., 10 Blk &C, tax Ec. pei
&c
stowe Geo-city. lots :, . blk &C, tax sae, Pei
@c
Shaiits I-toxn, bots :. blk L. S-snachins
1 wagon, watch, tax go, pea Sor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

through al International agreement,
y0u can rest assured that such money
win not Do the basic money. Gold will
continue to DO The sole standard.
POeateIlO Tribune.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

&OTRNAI LODGE no. ~, r. IA.
Meets In Fraternity Hall on the 2nd
<Eh Wednesdays Of each month. All
us In gnnl standing are invited.
" v. Mason. Master; Vim. ~.
Hpiy. Secretary. noT7ti
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

SvKNAI LopoK No. Y. KkiaHTs 90
ssAs.-Meets In Fraternity Hall
Miay evensag II each week.
knR brothers nFe aluays welcome.
Wilson, y. O.; Th0naaa Norris, X.
4
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ssers, soeIs,lss.
p.AlaNs LopaE DO. ]. l. . 3. J.

n D'AIENR LODGE no, u. 1. o. o. y.
- Meets every Toes
hay evening ID Z 80.
~ Visiting N 3 nj Der !
cordially invited 10 attend. A.
intnnn. noble grand n. J. Mer.
xiee-gransl Jos. GaEn0. recording
'nFy j. G. SknlioWe Fer. secretary !;
Wlgxets, treasurer.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

efTEnIASs Sunday school 10 q.
Morning service 1t II o'clock
Mig service ~ 1u "Wednesday
ming prayer meeting att -
Il. l.. DEfFEAnAram.
Acting Pastor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

pbssT. -~snnday school az 10;
meetlng AZ close al Sunday
boi: preaching - 7 10 p. ~, Fray.
HAeesing. Thursday ssss0 p. m.
r. Il. H0pDaoS. Pastor.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29
THROUGH TICKETS
TIVE SCHEDULE:

TIVE SCHEDULE:
Train leaves Ccur 'Alene At S 20 .. M.
and arrives ~ a. m
Main line trains arrive and depart from
Spokane as follows: No. 4. west
bound, arrives 1T 3 IS and departs Mt
SEQ O'Clock p. m; No. 2, east bound.
arrives at iI:s5 and departs at II:l0
a. m.
For ,,s,iosnssiea. tiseeard'. maps and sirkes
r. JOY. Agent,
Occur d'AIene, Idaho
A. d. CHARLTox,
Assistant Gen. Pass. Ags.,
No. rs Morrison ST.. cor. 3rd S.
Portland, Oregon.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

orAt,. Holy communion lat Sun
In the month after morning
feE. aFsi and 9Th Sundays AZ = q. m, (.
iny school. asts =. M: morn
prayer aild sermon. II q. M:
ming prayer and sermon. 3 p. n.
fneNiay. tiffany NJ 100 p. m, aud
nv al I p, IN. tsv. J. &. SkOt
rector.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-05-29

1Dalc Church 81 -. Thomas.
fft niaEa. 1s8g: last maKa. Io.sn.
asiay aclsosi immediately after l1sg
=. Hey. +. J. Iuteeil. pastor.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-21

The great engineers strike in England
is 1ikey to result in important industrial
changes and THAT they may take the
form of more reasonable and human re-
lations between employers and employed
is to be earnestly hoped. One notable
result is the organization of employers, as
well as employed, which is now going on
and this In the opinion of the Builder,
will, like the great ornaments which
maintain the balance of power in Europe,
in the end promote peace, and benefit
workingren by preventing conflicts
These conflicts, which keep large part
of the men willing to work constantly
idle, are now among the most serious
evils which affiict the community, and no
one need regret to see them checked by
the more equal matching of the contest
ants.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

When Christmas days jostle each other
and newspaper space is thing unknown,
late corners amongst holiday books must
fare forth with brief legends attached and
take their chances in paragraph or two
at most.
Here are Lady Jackson's The Court of
the Tuileries from the Restoration to the
Flight of Louis Philippe, in two volumes,
delightfully."- illustrated and handsomely
bound, from the house of L. G. Page s.
Company, Boston portland: Loripg.
Short & Harmon J Lady Jackson dis
tinguished herself by her skill in editing
her husband S works. Since then her in
dustry has been great. She has covered
a period of about four hundred years, in
fourteen volumes of French history.
Neither profound nor critical, these ICON
tributions from history" as one review
er terms them, are readable, sparkling
and full of interest and entertainment
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-21

The priests of all parishes in tho island
of. Cuba have, under the direction of their
respective bishops, collected statistics of
the number of persons who have died in
their districts since the instruction be-
gan from famine, epidemics or war.
This would seem to be reliable source of
information, and it is reported on good
authority, that they have found that 500,
900 persons have died in Cuba in this
short time. This tabulation does not in
clude the paciicos assassinated by the
Spanish troops, and many others who
have died away from home of starvation,
small pox and dysentery. 1t is estimated
that 100, 600 persons have emigrated sfron
the island since the war began and the
estimate that 500, 900 persons have died or
left Cuba in this time is probably not
excessive.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-21

Considerable opposition seems to be
brewing to the confirmation of Mr.. Bryan
of Illinois who was recently appointed
Minister to China. The ground is lack of
ability and experience on his part
to fill SO Important a place. Sena-
tor Frye is said to be strong opponent
and SO is Senator Teller. Concerning
Mr.. BTyan's abilities we know little, but
in view of the operations of the Kaiser
and the Gar in China it is clear that
our minister there ought to be man OF
far more than average ability. The
Chinese mission.is likely for some time
to come, to be of as much Importance as
the English. That being so if there is
any reasonable doubt of Mr.. Bryan Is
qualifications he ought not to be con-
frmed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-21

Mrs. Fields's Life and Letters Of Har-
riet Beecher Stowe is exceedingly well
constructed and furnishes food for
thought, for it traverses an exciting peri
20 Nv England history and has to do
with many of ourgmost distinguished men
and women. Letters and material not
used by the Rev. Mr.. Stowe in his biog.
raphy have here been introduced, and
nothing is somitted, not even the Lady
Byron episode or the famous Beecher tri-
al. Yet both these subjects are so justly
and adequately treated that the effect
will be TO remove certain false impress
sions which may still persist. The
book is delightful; as fresh and arousing
as only q scholarly writer and an enthu.
siast could make it. (Boston and New
York: Houghton. Miff1in g. Company;
Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
Price 3d. 00.)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-21

The Bath Times published few days
ago shipping number, which was a very
creditable production containing excellent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

men and children gsR k@~
first!" is the in sM HEsN An
stinctive cry of Ngy6> I EMM/ NK
every brave man k5r-Gs@o KAN fISNl y
in a moment offs ATN|s& AS,EA
peril, but in the LssT MA .4A SSW 80.
every day con- Ey aSasss TssssssasgS|
Germs of life men ssss u 4 4 nv
who are ordina- SsS IA -XysS[
ri1y brave and 1Ss3s%s%f N1SES
kind forget thew %-'MtSf4 EA[-
perils of trouble 's@s%% FE& =
and disease that over Ar7fA
hang their families. AM@* EEM
man engrossed with his ksss8 ssEXAA
own affairs seldom rea- wv .EE&NSsaW
Lies how hard his wife NJ stazassSD
IS working and that per- 'SE/ ~LlTI
haps she is breaking ~f@]
down under the strain, ~ MR
and becoming weak and fNlEzGM
s1ckly; incapable of do ~ {ZA
ing the family work rMWTWV[sNAN
OF looking after thegM HN b2SY
children MEcA ASSM@
1t Is Just as much a3sk XIX
f; $ :s Isl: 4; sy /; s + T. Fl !: 4;
would be TO give them IAMs s3s III
the first thought in a SssY IS u
moment of shipwreck DRINK s9fW <4a1
peril. 1917
1t does not cost Ii
thing more than a few aRA5@asse Ssssas
minutes of time to write n>.aee-
to DIR. r. v. Pierce, chier.- - q -
consulting physician of Ese
the Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute of Buffalo, N Y, who
will give the best professional advice free
of charge with suggestions for inexpensive
home treatment whereby any of the family
who are weak and i'll may be put on their
feet again we'll and strong and hearty.
For thirty years DR.. Pierce has success
fully treated many of the most obstinate
and apparently hopeless cases of severe
chronic disease His medicines are known
throughout the whole world for their as
tonishing efficacy. His Golden Medical
Discovery" is the most perfect remedy for
all weak and debilitated conditions OF the
system. 1t gives power to the digestive
organism to transinute the food into mus
cular flesh and active energy. His "Fa-
vorite Prescription " is the most successful
medicine ever devised for the delicate all
p,ents peculiar to women.
His Pleasant Pellets" are the best mild
aud natural laxative for constipation.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-12-21
WIDS0R HOTEL
J. LILLY, Proprietor.

Steak and chop room is now open. Oysters
in every style; broiled live lobster and soft
shell crabs a specially; sandwiches of all
kinds at very low prizes; open to IL o'clock al
night Pick out your order and have 1t cooked
before you. Don't forget the place.
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