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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10
, THAs a MEMBERSHIP OF $4,000.

TIE Grand Ledge Meeting ef the Or
der In Minneapolln.
Minneapolis, MIMI, July THE grand
lodge OF the Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Eks met yesterday, After a
few words Of introduction by Grand Es-
teemed Leading Knight Charles NJ. FOote
Of this city, Hon. Frank NJ. Nye, also Of
Minneapolis. made an address Of welcome
in behalf of Governor GOugh. Mayor
Pratt delivered over the city into the
hands Of the visitors. An address Of wei
come was made in behalf of the local
lodge by Exalted Ruler Harrison. Grand
EXALTED Ruler Meadeek Of Harrisburg
and jerome b Fisher, grand tyler, Se-
sPonded.
After the noon recess the grand lodge
met in secret session and listened to the
reports OF the officers Grand EXALTED
Ruler Ditweiler's report commended.
among other things, = new constitution
and new ritual. General Secretary Rey
nolds' report shows a membership now Of
$1,000, an increase of 1000 during the
year, There is $1,000 surplus in the
treasury against $1,000 deficit three
years ago.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10
TO suPERsEpE STEAM.

New England Railroad Establishes
the Superiority Of Electricity.
The supplantlng OF the steam locomo-
tive by electricity has begun. The test
was made recently on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad be-
tween Hartford and New Britain,
when a heavy train was hauled over
ten miles In 1874 minutes with less jolt
ing than attends ordinary steam rail-
road journeying. Furthermore. this
means a big saving In fuel. as II re-
quires only half as much coal to make
fOrty-flve miles by electricity as would
be necessary II steam were employed.
The new appliance which win revolu-
tionize rallroading has been expert
hented with for three years. II was
begun on the Nantasket Beach Road,
which was selected because 1t was not
believed that electricity was practical
BILE on any road OF any great length.
owing TO the waste Of the current In
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

Was per1,asird to try Lydia u Pfnk-
HAMS Veg satls Compound and co.
day, ara telling iiks news woman
Mas ELLA MetiAkvT. Neebe Road
Station Ctnsihnasis u
Lydia y. I1akkaH~'s Lfsss rtlts
work Ia uuisoa Wlth tbs cosHpoanA.
and arc a suFs cure f1F eoastiPatioa
aai siex hs,asl4ehs. Mrs. ftnkhass's
saA..tss wash IL freqaeatiy fsana Of
great vAlas t5r IoralApplieastaa Coz
respon.lsncu Ia tresiy soiieitsa b. the
LYDIA L. rinkhasa Msdieins Co. Lyna.
Maas.. Aal tAs stfsessat euaasisnee -
Aasrd. AL drsggists sell the faak-
haaaA rensdi~a The Vegetable Cerar
poaaA In three toFSns-LsaaiaA. PAtis
AAa LoasasSa.
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AN OPEN Tuna 70 .o-,,,.

Is.'s.ft'ng IN tho e1urts our right 4, IN.
- t,,, N'e IT the VOID HCAsToEta -
'HN SNASTpKIA." ss out Trade Mar
:, ~. samuel Pitcher ofIfysuuis. a.s..es,.,,,.
We, vas we originator II PITCHER : cssropts "
same mat has lnrue aud ,,..ss nov -, a..
,'''''' signature fCHAs u. FLErCupp -,
10y WIappsr Thisisthe original rfrrt,py,a
CHS'"RlA which has l.csn uss, in the -
o. The mothers n Amerie, f., ''|'ss
l'ok Carefully at the wtapt,er ana lars
,,,n,,'. 'ys ]aS H''uu b'"FIi. aud has tbs
$50. !" N"AS H. FLETCHER on the
~'app,r' no Que has authority from m. 70 - NV.
cS. name ~ ,a'sp' The csntaur Company Of ,,b,es
March s. fsg7. sAMup, ,r..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10
Mother Mckinley Fell on the Door
step, Cutting Her Head.

Canton, Ohio, July 6.-President Nc
Kinley took a stroll through the yard be-
fore the sun was high, and shortly after
joined his mother, who was sitting on the
front porch. Mother Mckinley, in walk
ing on the porch on a piece of straw car.
Peting, slipped and fell, striking her fore
head on the door step. Although SO years
old, she was not so stunned but she was
aDle 10 arise in a few moments, and wash.
ed away the blood. A doctor was sum
moned, and found the cut so deep as to
require sewing up.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

swould you be Kind enosh 70 "S
,o,yn The corner Of the rug where 1t ours
my" his wife inquired
W .oh .nnno,e 50. Hut its "A pretty
hard stoop for man OF my size '
getting On my knees 49,.
Oh does seem too had, when you are
81 fatigued, too. ,...,,s
.uow Jo YOU know | am tatisue'i'
81 watched YOU from the window, ~
ilatlns your bicycle tires w,Ih d "''''
h,,J n,,mp Washington Star,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10
DEATH FROM EXPLODING BOILERS

Three Boilers I'm the Allegheny salt
works Cause Three Deatha.
Pittsburg, July 5.-Three boilers at
the salt works of Halter, Beck L Co, in
Allegheny, exploded at o'clock Satur-
day morning. Two men were killed and
one badly injured. The names of the
killed are: Andy Pheuger and George
krouse. The injured one Is John Ruff.
Inc explosion wrecked the plant and get
the works on fire. The cause of the ex.
plOsion is not known.
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PlTTseURe MINERS QUIT WORK.

strike Ii Gaining Ground and the
Men Are Urged to Hold Out.
PittsbuTg, Pa, July 6.-The great wage
struggle of coal miners was inaugurated
throughout the Pittsburg district yester-
day. By preconeerted arrangement of
the district executive board of united
mine workers, meetings were held today
in nearly every mining settlement that
was represented at Saturdays convention
in this city, and the miners we're instruct
ed not to falter il the great struggle that
has begun.
Morris Miners Obey Orders.
Morris, Ill, July 6.-In compliance
with a general order, the miners Of the
Wilmington coal fields, including all the
Grundy county miners, went on n strike.
Endorsed mt Brazil. Indiana.
Brazil, Ind, July "a mass meeting
Of miners Endorsed the action Of the min
ers Saturday in declaring suspension.
Strikers mt Gloucester.
Columbus, Ohio, July 6-The miners
at Gloucester, Ohio, have indorsed the
strike.
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"i will not allow myself to resi- nh'''
any suspicion ot being a boasli'd man
said the spanish oilleer. Il vii ea''1hi' ;
admit that there has been a greater gen
eral than | am
Whom DO you mean
".mIiu, Caesar lie cuuld dictate n
I,ry. number Of communications all al
once "- Washington star
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

Physicians as a class are supposed to
be Indifferent to poetry. They have
other and more important things 70
think Of.
What do yOu think Of my poemsT'
inquired the young man.
They betray an astonishing lgnor.
ance Of anatomy" replied his medical
friend
But they are not supposed to be
scientific, you know"
That may be the case, but II affords
no excuse for your saying they spring
from an aching heart when It Is 90
apparent that they proceed from q dc.
ranged lIver."-WashIngton Star.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

wood alcohol from being placed ON foot.
ing with grain alcohol and Of preventing
a reduction q the tax ON dishlled spirits.
The distillers Of spirits have been threat.
ened. They had been told. ~Gentlemen,
II you interfere with wood alcohol we will
reduce your BONDED period TO nothing. =
The whisky men feared tho vengeance az
the powerful combination against them.
Have we not the skin OF have we not the
courage to take the $20OO0, 900 revenue
which is offered 10 Us herefs asked Teller.
~Have we reached the point where the
American congress Is pOwerless to do its
duty as II seer it.
Lindsay Arraignea the Fruntn.
Lindsay followed with severe ar
raignment OF the wood alcohol trust,
which he said was reaping millions .
year by the duty Of $50 per gallon ON
its product ON the one hand, and the high
internal revenue tax which il did not
have to pay on the other.
Spooner defended his amendment,
which he said Allen had either not read
or bad completely misunderstood. Spoon.
eF denied that the secretary Of the treas
ury would under his amendment have the
power to suppress any portion Of the re
port submitted to him. The commission
would furnish information, which he
hoped would have beneficial results.
White thought the proposed commits
mission would be unwise. He thought this
amendment was declaration Of the fail
ure Of the bill
Gallery criticised the methods Of max
ing up the commission.
Allen eontended that the populists par,
ty, which, he said, was growing rapidly
should have representation on any tariiI
commission.
NiOTgan opposed the commission amend
ment on the ground that congress had no
right to delegate its powers He dEifted
into general discussion Of the bill. 1T
seizes the pile of the people, said he
''and divides it among the politicians and
their friends"
Allison briefly answered the criticisms
on the Spooner amendment and then said
that in view of the opposition developed
the committee would withdraw the
amendment. as it was not felt to be sui,
fieiently important to further delay the
bill.
A new amendment by Morgan was
agreed to, without opposition, authOriz.
ing the president, when he is satisfied
that it Is to the public good. to suspend
the operation of the law a. to discrimi
mating tonnage duty on merchandise OF
commodities, or the vessels Of foreign ll,.
tons carrying the same.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

Wickwire no you kno" that this y
th,. third time SOU have tackled ms 10
day, You must take me fof All electric
button
Dismal Daw snn Electric battDn'
Nrkwtrr Ir, rlertuc baton lou
seem to think that wa can get drink
hy touching me- indianapolis Journal
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10
I"houHd~d AvaE,rr.

Did that lawyer charge vou rsrv
n'H'y Ice asked the tus, magnat.
friend
M. J offered him large sum If
money, but he refused Il and .a,a h..d
r''h'r have tip on bich way ws are
gong to '"nd the market nrSt Wa.b
ingtun Star.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

Mrs. V, Hement Nos 1 VIII give you
absolutely nothing
scrappy seaggs Would yer mind
loanin me Bit Nv ehalkl
Mrs. V. Helnent Whist De yea want Of
ehalkl
scrappy SeFaggs ] want Ter mark ~
no good sign on your fenee. maaam..-
Judge.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvORERS
MAMMOTH MEETINGS HELD IN two
BIG PAvIIAOns.
Ireland winn the naawe Ranaer for
the Greatest Increase IN
Societies.


San Francisco, July bat daylight
yesterday morning began the prayer meet
ings of the Christian Endeavorers,
Services were held in all the PRINCIPAL
churches az the c;tv. the snh;ert heinz,
the same in each. aPrayer for the Con.
vention.s Among the leaders Of these
meetings were w. b. Wilcox OF Spokane
Wash. ii. ]. Fries az Tacoma. Wash. and
II. s. Gle OF Salem. Ore.
Long before the hour appointed for the
opening of the convention every seat in
the vast pavilion, which accommodates
10000 people, was occupied, women pre-
dominating. and from the stage the
sight was one never to he forgotten. Sell
dom has an audience equal in numbers
and appearance, been assembled within
the walls Of a building in California.
At $3.50 the great gathering was called
to order by Rev. +. II. Ollie of this city,
and after a musical welcome by the
choir. brief devotional exercises were con
Quoted by Rev. PhiIip T. King Of Rolton.
Tex. Then the welcome of the commit
tee of VI was delivered by RolIa V. Watt.
After the applause which followed the
remarks of Watt had subsidized, the vel.
come of the Golden Gate pastors was
given by Rev. John Hemphill. whose ad
dress was elouuently delivered. and
evoked much enthusiasm.
Lieutenant Governor Jetern then as
eended the platform. and in a brief lint
well expressed speech. welcomed the del.
egates and their friends on behalf of the
state of California. An anthem was rem.
dered by the choir and in hehaIf NJ the
visiting Endeavoyers Rev. Ira Iandrith
of Nashville. Tenn. responded tn the y,,.
rious addresses Of welcome.
The next incident was attended with
wild demonstrations Of enthusiasm II
was the hadop hammer tor ths ar.-,,ast
proportionate increase in the number
of societies during the last * moDths
which has been in posssssior 81 S,.o,I.D5
durinS the mast wear II Was Won b,,
ireland, and was presented in behalf Of
the United society by Rev. Charles A
Dickinson of Boston. The junior badoA
banner. given for the greatest proport;on-
ate increase in the nnmher If soe;at;as
during the last - months was awarded
to Spain. and was presented nv W n
Volger in an address. II had beeu in tb,
possession of Mexico
The crowd at Woodwar,i's paviHor WINS
almost as large as that at MECHANIC
pavilion. Rev. Howard r. Gros, of Ros-
ton presided. A welcome bv the choir
preceded the devotional exercises CON
Quoted by Rev. 500 Moo Nam Art. an
oriental clergyman Of this citv V;es
Chairman b. S. Webster delivered the VOL.
come of the committee of OF Roy I
Mclean of Oakland that of the Golden
Gate pastors. and Mayor Phelan smoke in
behalf of the city. The response was
made by Rev. Meade of Adelaide South
Australia.
The report of John Willis Baer oeperaI
secretary. was then read and contained
the following:
In 1881 there was one society and =
members. In 1897 there are 20 7eO %
cieties and a total membership of 2 600
600. OF the states having more than
1000 local societies. Pennzvlvania ls,,ds
with 3443. New York has 3n4e Obi,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

Washington, July s.-The comptroller
Of the currency has received information
Of the failure of the First National bank
OF Mason, Tex. Bank Examiner johnson
was placed in charge. The bank has a
capital Of $4,000, and at the last report
its liabilities amounted to $4,000.
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Result Of n Drunk.

Waukesha, Wis, July s.-James But
Ter, farmer Of Lisbon, came home intox-
ieated. In a quarrel with his wife he seiz-
ed an axe and almost hacked her to pieces.
Shortly after the quarrel Mrs. Butler was
discovered by two of her children and
died soon after their arrival Butler es-
capped.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

Mr., Nallarus, tufnstAtk 10 hostess
What an obIIaus man yoar butlrf ~ J
ask d him To- oilI my carriage, ahI arT
he's MAX lng ,ign, that he got 81
H,utr,, .igh.l,t VI butler Nhy
good hra rn, Mrs, ,otnstalk that lhr
duke Vt tlLkildilrtpn'
MIR NaIllrou Curn,talk tralmlyl
Iuk-, 4, he What d traat,iul butter h-
uoull have made t.Nit In triumph
Punch
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-D,d ynu ever run alter Ieftt bsAt1
only to ind that It was coming IA
-Oh, ye,, and at the time Mas court
ing my wife and thought ~a' ~lnh'Hd
m hard fight she anil all her relatives
were combined in an Effort 10 make III y
.-.7,pe impossible. Philadelphia North
AIupTigatu
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Nr~ yvu aware. saiI the earr,la,.,
h'7'rI"r. that "yts,l 'oup sas the ,nvsa
i'"n IT m" Frrp,h refugees. whn uasd ~
beg III" entails hooauss they had No
money ." buy 'aupboncs'"
In other words tati the cheerful tdt,l
they Urre reduced 10 the l, At sxt,rp,t, .
Indianapolis Journal
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DRUNKARDS SAVED Ssvsf

'raFlng Tor drink II disease a naval.
loH' cure 'ar WhIrh has basp sI.rr.s- ,'sIsei.
~, LAG With makes the insbr,sts -
as'a ''r strong drinE ~I,bm, sng,-.,--
s,,,,, 'Hn 10 given sscrstly'Ia tea ra,.ss
Nnl.'aE' IL MT Kept BY vgu, a,,.A..,.,
y III, bo1ar 70 the Hsnova Cbsn,Sal ~
- m,1ad~ay New York. and I, iii - 20:
~ 80 ~ ~. N plain wrapper with tan sissr,isr.
~ --'Feug- InfnrmaIInn rnaIIsh e..
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Medical Lake Apno,n,m.,,.

Olympia, Wash, July DIR. Wilson
Lockhardt Of Spokane has been appointed
superintendent of the Medical Lake In
sane Asylum and DIR. J. ID. MaeLean of
Spokane his first assistant physician.
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Leadville. Col. July 9.-The large pla Mt
OF the Big -Four Mining Company was de.
stroyed by fire today. one miner losing
his life. The mine is located about three
miles from the city on Breeze hill, and j.
a complete wreck.
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NJ INV IHWEW NVNNEINW TUT ~
Willis ny grr 70 iosn nlr gosHi 90
meet sn old college mate Aglta BY the
vay. 50 hRtr,rr berantr of Potter frfarHl
Der Potter Gold. calculating sDft II tet
los yoa know.
ing bpnl, Tor ~ w. eomp4hy tlaaiI
nttI En4aitvr
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City Editor Here, thls won't ~. You
say the Young woman lost epntFoi d her
bicycle and went through barb wire
fence, losing every stitch of her eiethiBx.
New Reporter Well, tha.e ere he hare
facts.
City Editor But you don't say chat
she was beautiful or pFoaiaeHt tlenl,sg
Of saciety. IN have to put sou on the
stock wards Fonte. Cleveland Leader.
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why lie Bidp, Ca

-. l'A' 'hes one Of the sweetest I sv,,
n n".", ,,, : valued her gr~ty a, friend
out stu she isn't the sort ia ey.r ' s.,.
to marry" e''f ea''
Indeed when did she ,o;o., - ..
Chicago Journal J'' you -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10
NORTHWEST NEWS AND NOTES
Items of Interest Fr0n Idaho, Mon
tana and Warrington.

A Portland man has bought $50 acres
of land near South Bend for $4,000. A
granite quarry ON the land is to be de-
veloped.
The state reform school at Miles City
has expended $l2,3OO of the sl6.S5O APP
propriated for the year, leaving about
S4tNO for the next six months.
The Traders bank of Tacoma has
paid another dividend Of 20 per cent,
which will make IS cents ON the dollar
thus far paid by the receiver.
A large faction on Willapa harbOr il
opposed to the restrictions placed by the
new law on the longing of oysters OF the
natural beds. Forty-two men are report
ed to have signed articles to tong, regard
less Of law, and to share the cost Of suit
if any should be arrested.
Grain dealers and millers in walla
Walla estimate that there will be at least
so per cent more wheat in Walla Walla
county this year than last. There was
more land in cultivation then than is un-
der cultivation this year, but the finer
quality of the grain now makes a great
difference Last year the market opened
at 40 cents per bushel, this year not less
than so cents viii, it is thought, be of
fered-
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,.,oy, witnessed the splendid contest , Ds
. .SsO Tom Linton and j, W. Stocks, 'llF
bieyelists, at the velOdro"e de "a , 9t,s,
T IN distance was about 81 miles, i y, : =
won by half lap in oi "'"''
.aeon1a
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Cincinnati, July "a special 10 The
Commercial Tribune tFom Akron, Ohia.
avs the shafting department u the Az,
,on Iron and Steel Company's woss as
been completely destroyed By aEp. Loss
siOOWO, coveted By lnsaFaneA
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Chicago. July s.-Prof. Laurence Gun.
land OF Seattle, Wash, has been chosen
one Of the three commissioners who will
find site for the Debs cooperative col
Ony.
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"" w dssr, I feel a~saliy Bod. ! b.
hsys ana giving 10 die.
Sh" guess net fau men are sush =
e-IysTs Indianapolis Iaarnat
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Anderson, Ind, July s.-The National
Tin Plate Company Of this city and the
American Tin Plate Company Of Elwood
have started their plants according to the
new wage scale.
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An excellent fruit crop is predicted
throughout Clarke county.
The city chain gang has been revived
at Great Falls, owing to the arrival OF
many hoLoes.
Bozeman reports that the berries on the
mountain side were never thicker than
they are this year. This means lots Of
grouse and fat bear.
1t is reported that some of the stock
men of the Shonkin range are discussing
the ACCESSIBILITY of moving their beef
steers to CulbertsOn, where there is good
grass and water, and holding them at
that point until ready for shipment.
A Gardiner man has In his possession
a double elk tusk which he extracted
from an elk killed during the last season.
Ibis tooth is a freak of nature in that
the animal had three well developed
tusks, whereas but two usually occur,
one on either side of the upper jaw.
Adviees from the upper Teton state
that surveyors have been in the field run
ming the lines that will mark the separ-
alton of the eeded lands from the Black
feet reserve. 1t is estimated that so
days will be required to complete the
field work, and at least 20 days to write
up the field notes, make the necessary
maps, etc.
Idah0.
Salmon City reports the beginning of
work on an aTtesian we'll
Many people are watching the expert
ment of putting q launch on Pend
d'OTeille- If the one now being tried is
a success, others will follow.
1t is estimated that $4,000 head Of cat.
tie have been shipped from Idaho eoun-
ty this year.
The last cloud burst on Salmon river
has put the state road above John Day
in a worse condition than ever.
Nez Perez reservation settlers are busy
breaking ground. The late rains will re-
suit in thousands of acres being broken
out than otherwise would have been
this season.
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t'so 'Hrs Tor Consumption has s,vet
ne ~, 'rE@ doctor bills T.. Baker CIV
"'S''' 81 Philadelphia, Pa. De- %
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Control of the California.

A. J. Marks Of Nelson, d. G., has Just
secured a controlling interest In the Cali.
fornia mine, having just added an eighth
interest for $1,000, TO his previous hold.
ings.
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Columbus. Ohio. July o.-The United
Mine Workers headquarters report from
$4,000 10 10000 soal miners out.
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MRS. ELLA M'GARyY.
Writing TO Mrs. Pinkham.

sAys.-I have besa using yoaF vege
table Compound and ind that II does
ali that IL Is recommended 20 da
have been a sufferer fog the ln6t four
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lnRenious Device fnI

Ingenious Device for Catching Mice.
Mice are fond Of music, and this fact
Induced a machinist In Bruges, Bel.
GUM, to construct a trap with a mu.
sic-box attachment. The music at.
tracts the mice, and to get nearer to
the harmonious tones they wander in.
to the trap and are caught alive, ave
or six at q time.
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years with won
trouble, weak
back and eAeFo-
tons. | waA has
ly able Ia do nay
household duti'
and while ai'.,a.
my work Was
nervous that
was tnissE- -
able. hal
also given n
up In dss- '
pair whsnI
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

London, July S.-"Tommy" Burns, the
well known diver, was killed while diving
from Rhyl pier.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

A rich strike is reported in the Poor
man at Florence, Idaho. The owners Of
this property have been perssvering m
development work. The foreman report
100000 worth Of ore in sight. The Ban.
ner mine in Florence has started 20 mcn
on development work. A mill will be p,i
on this property within 30 days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10

Linton Defeated stocks.
Paris, July 5.-Twenty thousand spec
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-07-10
Purchase InvoI,IsE $3.50. 900.

There is report in mining circles that
the Bonanza mine, free gold property
near Baker City, Or, hns just been sold
in New York to New York capitalist. ilr
s'50DoO. The Bonanza IA big propert,
and il said TO operate 20 stamps and to
pay monthly profits Of about 81 900 Tn.
property was recently exported by George
Milllken for the New York purchaser.
and It is said to be upon his report that
the sale was made. Millikeu wa. former
ly mineral expert for the Northern IA
eiiic.