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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

Henry Ellsworth, of Spokane. spent
the first Of the week here visiting The
family Of q. o. Richie.
II you want q Gne Iady's wrap. or q
nobby jacket. Just call ct the Idaho
Mercantile COmpaDy's.
Work on the new county bridge across
the Cerr d'Aiene river II MedimOnt
has been commenced. G. w. Dyer has
the contract for building It.
Only about four weeks more until
election. and bear IN mind that you can
not vote unless you are registered. See
that you are before It Il too late.
Joseph Buckle has been appointed
chief deputy in the shetifrs once to
succeed Fred II. Bradbury, who has re-
signed. Warren Baldwin takes Mr.
Buckles former place - jaiior.
The public schools At Bonneris Ferry
reopened last Monday aftee having beer
closed for nearly three weeks on account
OF scarlet fever. TIE contagion Il
thought to have about run it, course.
Miss Machen, Of England. arrived
Tuesday after very pleasant voyage
and trip across the country. She Is q
sister OF Mrs. Edward Dighton, who
met her In spokane and accompanied
her 70 their home on the st. Joe river.
Mrs. Rose, Of Darlington, Wis, . sis
ter OF Col. d, II. Bndlong. came home
with Mrs. Bndiong and yin spend the
winter here. Her youngest son was the
Official stenographer for the great silver
champion, VIM. }. Bryan, during the
late presidential campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morphy. Capt. james
Gum, and Mrs. Wright passed through
town Wednesday. Mr.. Morphy il the
POpulist candidate for district Judge,
Mr.. Gum their candidate for congress
and Mrs. Wright Is the Popuiist fusion
candidate for the legislature.
While in Spokane the first Of the
week we visited the grocery store OF
Rice A. Perrenoud and found the boya
doing good cash business They arr
well pleased withah prospects and SAY
their trade 10 gradually increasing
C9ur d'Alene friends win be pleased tc
hear Of their success.
The CGur d'Aiene Inn dining room
after having been closed for the pasl
two weeks, during which time the RoseE
brothers transformed il into beautiful
and neat looking quarters, by the use Of
paint aud kalsomIne, ID once more open
to the public. The kitchen was alsS
cited up In more convenient shape and
James Browning, of Ogden, Utah. 4
cook Of long experience, will have chargs
e this department. His wife will hay,
charge OF the dining room.
Chaplain Bateman delivers n Iectur.
az Spokane next Tuesday evening I'M
der the auspices OF the First Presbyter
Ian church. taking for his subject 'Th'
santiago Campaign rs Seen by an Army
Chaplain" On Friday evening. thu
18th. the lecture win be repeated at th,
Cenr d Alene opera house. under ID,
auspices Of the ninth grade OF the pub
lie school, admission q cents. As Ia,
chaplain was an eye witness TO most o.
the thrilling events Of the campaign hi
lecture will undoubtedly be very inter
esiing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15
nia Nat RnAsraa nalahnr..
posr FAILS, Ocr. s. ISp0,

PosT FALLS, Der. 8. 1898.
EDITOR Press: Allow me to make a
correction Of your editorial in regard to
the Prohibitionists. We did not endorse
anyone outside OF the men We nominal.
ed. We recognized no party except the
Prohibition party, and in my letter to
you I informed you that We found tenn
perance men on the other tickets and Il
would be Inconsistent with our princi-
Piles to put anyone In opposition 70
them, therefore we left such Offices on
our ticket blank. There was no en-
dorsement Of the Republican nominees.
ELLIS McCANGoN,
Sec. Prohibition Com,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15
WHAT pr. A. T. sals.r saws.

BUFFALO, N. Y.-tients: From my
personal knowledge, gained In observing
the effect OF your Shilohs Cure In cases
Of advanced consumption. l am prepared
to say Il IL the most remarkable remedy
that has ever been brought to my atten.
ton. It has certainly saved many from
consumption. For sale by A. L. Miller,
the prescription druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

NyANrED-s SEVERAL TRUSTWORTHY PER
w sons In this state 20 manage our business in
once work conducted az home salary straight
e9oo rear and expenses-dehnite, haaatfdo m
moFs. 40 lea ssiary. Monthly 80 ssisreeees.
bert +, Hess. Prc<t., Dept NJ Chicago. seple-em
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

Ccaa blood means : elesa skia. Nc
~. sasy without u. Cascafels, Candy Cather
W. ~ clean your blood and Keep u clean, b
s,effiins % The lazy liver and driving ell i'm
'anish pimples, boila. h|otrkes. hlsek heads
sssd that siekly hilloua cognnlexIon b. takinl
seearcts, beauty for ten cenle, an drug
satisfaction guaranteed, 1Oe, 2je. 90.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15
PEsIsssd Constitutional amendments,


u0rbE JOINT nEsokuTfQN NO.
A lpint rrsointieH % aahmit u The e7eeiom u
ne eiaEe % AdAhns Tor fNisffiQu et aepletN,
- ameudment - nertio1 Tour a. q &eliNle
eighteen fe3 ~ ire Constitution n The Mtase
q Idaho: tsiafinG q The aftieion 4nd efe&stoa
81 coun1iea
Hsitsssoirsd by tbe Legislatures q she ssnls u
Idaho;
sErsfoN !. Ghns asctisn four 10 a article
esghfsea fs1 q ne cenrllfugipn q the STATE ot
Idaho. be snaended IL rad a. follows;
ssefion Nv. 10 nem esanftss shsil Be estab-
iished which shall reduce any euuniy = an
area q Len than fenr hundrsd square miles.
NOR fhs velnats0n 81 iis taxable property % isss
than one mfliisn desIars. Nor sinll any new
county y farmed. which shall have - ess4 81
isss than four hpndre1 square miley4 and TAXA
able property 81 Iess than onE mfIiEan dollars,
- shown By the lsst previous nsses4nseak
sscTf0E H. me question 70 " snbmitfed -
fhesseetors o. The state at the next genera
sieetfpn. shall BE In fern ~ follows: Shall
section i0ur4sI 81 arstcie eiEstcem ~ 81 the
consultation 81 ths STATE a Idaho. b q
amended - - ppesersbe property quaiines,
tion Tor The division and creation 81 cpunrIess
Passed the HOnss March 1, lag7.
Passed the Senate March 9. 1npg.
Approved March Il. IMr.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

ltyou have anything 70 eel let the
people knew what q is through The col
umns Of the PRkss. There "a not . bus
ihesa In CRuF d'AIeae % small that u
u not worth advertising: yet The tewn
" pOssessed Of large number Of armi
and business enterprises that are hardly
known outside small circle Of patrons
Make your business known and lnvit'
new customers BY Iudleloas advertising
Try Il for q month,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15
JAMES A. KKAr.

rHt'R D'AI.ENE ID . city Of 30
~ papalAtioa. bssaLlGally situated %
Tho northern shore Of Thu famous CraF
d'AIeps lake. - miles eaas Of spoknns
CO . bsaacA linz ut tbs Sosthssa l'AriAe
rAiIFuAd. Lines u ssrA@rsn aaAks Frgu-
IAE trips fssm shla city ~ Ila lake 70 The
head Of nayigatina On The ~. 1os AEnA
C1uE d'Atsne rivers. connecting NJ HaF,
ttsoa wilk cir sAalrosa isns tuso The
gold. silver and isad aatEeA Tbs city ts
one Of The usasG sased summer Fesngtl
In The aoSthwssl. and IL becoming NOR
povalAr each ycaE. itA eshlRs. hanting
beating and bathing ntifar1iotss are al
most timItisza. The Aissns u. 4 mill
tAry post in the west Cfogt sherman,
and ita magnificent forest para ressrvA
ton adIoin the city oa tiss wrss- Tbs
o0antEy round about IL made up Of Fscf
agricultural lands and extensive foreatl
of yellow pine. &C.. cedar ard tamerac
and the city h destined 10 become
manufacturing center for sha psuduesl
Of thsae woods. TIE basiBnsa men ant
residents are entcepstsia9. aud TAX
pride In mAkiae The place attractive
There are four clsarch organizations
Methodist, Presbyterian, Episcopal an
Ronan Catholic. TbR eecres order
are well represented BY lodge each o
Masons. Odd Feilowa. Knights Of Pyth
"a. Eastern star. Daughters Of IL
bekah. Improved Order Of Red MeE
Aaccabees. l.. o. T. NJ q. A. r. 90
wOmsn's Relief Corps. The city 10 saE
Plisd with electric lights, god Eass
works. an eleenast pnblie school bald
ing. one saWmlll, two arst class hotel
boat building yards, etc. Thsre are ~
good opportunities 70 sagags In iacra
tive busiaess and Givessihed farminl
Manufactures afe particularly desire
and are Offered Extra inducements. IN
summers are temperate. with sndsciet
rainfall 10 insure abundant crops. Viii
the winters are free from extreme cd
No better location Cor pgoatahla inves
mehts OF for securing Ideal homes ca
be found In the HsEthwest. Thero
always q welcome here, among 81 q
celIent people. "a . beautiful region ~
an Incompatible climate.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

Baaeaee Year sssWsis with Casearsaa4
Candy Catharsic. cure constipation forever
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

80 aVes1E9 NEsk - U1SNN WI IN AWE
TO Quts tobacco easily and forever, be maR
netic, fun OF life. norve and sleor, take No-To-
Bae, the wundeF~worker, THAI makes weak mea
strong. al druggists. seo OF q. Cure Euaraa.
esod Booklet aud sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago Or New York
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

K9oRE2I LonaE No. 7, KKIamSs az
PrTHiAs.-Meets In Fsaternify Hau
ThHFmdAy evening of each seek.
Waiting hfothaFs are always weln0nas,
n. y. ralneteE. Z. T.. II. II. naEiag. X.
OF II. and n.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15


Secretary Bliss has affirmed the land
once decision IN the case Of tlie North
ern Pacific Railway company. from
Cnur d'Alene district, idaho. ItIsheid
that certain lands selected In 1884 md
patented 70 the company IN 1894 Wers
excepted from operation Of the grant b.
reason Of their Withdrawal BY executive
order creating q wiater pastnrage re-
serve. The commissioner b directed q
demand Teconveyance Of the title to ths
United States. Most Of these lands sur-
round CnHr d'AIene and have been De.
cupicd by settlers Tor years. Some 81
them have purchased Of the railroad
company and the decision win cause
more complications and deiays
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15
Danger d DsfssEivs Divsrss frsssediass.


Speaking concerning the divorce eyIl
recently man Of experience said that
very important danger generally over
looked, grows out Of invalid proceedings,
relying upon which people re-rnarTy and
subject themselves to criminal process
and the issue Of the marriage becomes
Legitimate. says an exchange. Women
married TO divonced men are endangered
Of assuming an the responsibilities Of
the relation without any protection.
The divorce business ms q rule has drift
ed into the hands OF attorneys whose
standing IL not OF the Grst elass. parti-
ally because Of mistaken ideas Of econo-
my and partially because Of sense Of
shame and humiliation which erTon-
eously canses some people to avoid dis
closing the details OF such troubles TO
the better class Of attorneys. A case Of
revolving hardship occurred in southern
idaho recently. where such proceedings
had been illegally conducted.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15
STArR or IDAHO.

WANTED-sEvkRAL TRUSTWORTHY PRR
w sons in this state % manage cur baAiBens In
once work conducted ct home. SALARY sfzaighk
go year and expenses-1e6nite. bonafde. ne
Encl0Re sell-addresaed stamped earelope. Her-
bert Z Hess. Prest. DepG. q. Chicago sepl0 en-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

10 Cure Coasflpaelaa Regavee.
Fake CAsearess Candy CathArtie 100 OF -
n @ z. G. fail 70 cure. druggists refund moneR
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

No-rs-BAe fOF Flfty csasa
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure 800. q. All druRgtsts
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-15

years Of age and dressed A. laboring
man. Ills trouble seemed TO be an idea
that some one was cheating him out Of
property.
II can't see how any family lives
without Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" says J. II.
Adams. well known druggist, OF Gen
eva, Ala, In letter inQuiring the price
OF dozen bottles. that he might not
only have It for use 10 his own family,
but supply Il TO his nelghbors. The
reason some people get along without
| H. Il because they do not know its value,
and what vast amount Of suffering Il
will save. wherever Il becomes known
and used Il is recognized a. q necessity,
for it Is the only remedy that can always
be depended upon for bowel complaints,
both for children and adults. For sale
By AL. Miller, druggist
Mrs. G. II. Clayton has been In dell
cate health for long time and pre-
ylous Efforts TO restore her having failed,
at q consultation OF Spokane physicians
the decision was reached that her life
lcould be saved only BY the performance
Of a surgical operation. For several
weeks she has been at the Sacred Heart
hospital undergoing treatment Th'
|. operation was successfully performed
last Monday and her many CUur d Alen'
friends are pleased to know that sh'
aeon rallied from Its effects and tn,
chances for her recovery are very fay
orable.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
From the Wadena Tribune.
PROF. FOLSOM WEDS.
He was Married to Miss Cora
E. Benham at
Hubbard.

Prof. Walter Folsom was married
to Miss Cora E. Benham, Of Hub
bard, last Wednesday evening. The
marriage took place at the home OF
the brides parents, Rev. Robinson
officiating. The happy couple
passed through this city Thursday
morning, enroute to the Twin Cities
and Taylor Falls, the professors 3
home, where they::will spend several
weeks of their honeymoon. They
will then return to Little Falls,
where Prof. Folsom is director Of the
City band.
The bride is the daughter OF one OF
Hubbard county's most substantial
citizens and is a lady Of many &C
complishments. Prof. Folsom was
leader of the Citizens band of this
city for three years and during his
stay here he made great array Oi
friends, who unite with the Tribune
in extending hearty congratulate ttons.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
From the st. Pnul Dispatch. ., u
FACTORIES IN THE NOR III.
Figures on Employment Cath
cred by a Labor Bureau
Inspector. &

Factory Inspector Moersch. of the
State Labor Bureau. has completed
an inspection Of the iactories5ianh
mines in his district. which takes IN
the northern part Of the state, chief
ly the Sixth Congressional district.
From his report Labor Com,nis-
sioner Powers has compiled sone
statistics. which show very graft
flying state OF affairs among the la
boring people in that section OF the
state. II
The comparison ia made on one
hundred and twenty.nine estab-
lishments inspected In 1897 and
again in 1893. The reports Of Mr..
Moersch show that in these places
inspected the number OF employees
has increased from $3.50 in 1887 to
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
1O,171, a net gain Of l,642 or 1872 per
cent for the year.

1911, net gain Of l,642 or 1872 per
cent for the year.
Another feature IL that. while the
number Of adult employees shows a
big increase. the number Of children
under l6 employed has decreased
from AZ to q. or 81 Z per cent.
In 1877 women and girls were en-
ployed only at Duluth where there
were 275; Virginia, 2, Little Falls and
Elk River 3 each, st. Cloud. 10, maxi
ing making 4 total Of 293.
In 1928 the number Of women en-
ployed had increased to $40, III whom
203 are ut Duluth, ? each at Virginia,
Little Falls and Elk River.
OF the AZ children under l6 found
in the factories during 1897, - were
at Duluth, l at Clouuet, 13 at Little
Falls, and at St. Cloud. making
Al boys. There was only girl under
age and she was found ut Duluth.
OF the q children found this year,
3 were girls, employed in Duluth, and
- were boys. OF whom ~ were at
Duluth, l at Sauk Rapids, 8 at Little
Falls and 2 at st. Cloud.
The towns visited and the number
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

After using g. 10 cent trial size OF
Ely's Cream Balm you will be sure
to buy the 81 cent size. Cream Balm
has no equal in curing catarrh and
cold in head. Ask your druggist for
It.. or send 10 cents to us.
ELY BROS, IS Warren st. N. Y City.
suffered from Cata rrh three yea RS;
it got 81 bad could not, work; l
used two bottles Of Ely's Cream
Balm and am entirely well; [ would
not be without it.-A. G.. Clarke, 81
Shawmut Ave.. Boston.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
Marks Bros.' Company.

Journal Press: St. Cloud theatre
goers are awakening to the fact that
a really first-c)ass company is oc-
cupying the boards at the opera
house. 1t ia true that they are play
ing to cheap prices, hut Marks Bros
company ia not in any sense cheap
organization, and their work ex'
cells that of any high priced attra:-
tions. Good audiences have greeted
them 90 far and the house is likely to
be crowded for the remainder OF
their stay.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15
The Spanish Forces At Santiago
Surrender, And Will BE
Returned To Spain.
Arrangements Being Made AT
Washington For Expedition
To Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON July A-Santago surrendered The ad]utant
general received the following from Shafer Just returned
from an interview with Gen. Toa He to surrender
upon the basis of being returned to Span This
embraces all eastern Cuba from Asraderos the south TO
Saguay the north via Palma with practcay the root
corns The commissioners meet this afternoon to
definitely arrange the TERMS
Gen, Brooks has been ordered from Chickamauga to
WASHINGTON Immediately consultation regarding the Porto
Rican expedition
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

We want to beat all records in
belt selling during the month of
July. 1t is the price that will do it,
Some OF these belts will be sold for
two-thirds the original price, and
some at just half what we have
been selling them at. 1t is the
room we want, and not the belts.
Why do we do it? Here it is in nut
shell. We sold several hundred
belts at a fair profit, and the balance
will go at just half price.
AT Z5C The kind we sold at IS,
45 and 30 cents.
AT 35c The belts we so d at IS,
GO, 65 and 70 cents. :
Al 45C The belts we sold at IS,
30 and 80 cents. These are all up.to-
date solid leather, with harness
buckles, and in colors to suit you.
Come prepared to get just what o4
want.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

The towns showing Il decrease In
mum Der Of factory employees are Sauk
Rapids. 10; Moose Lake, 3; Rutledge,
10; Princeton, Is; Royalton, :; Win
ton, -.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-07-15

At the request Of a number Of the
voters Of the city more especially the
Third ward +. C. Gordon has con-
sented to run for the unexpired term
Of C.. l. McNair on the school board.
The evening times., 1898-05-07

places are New Orleans. Mobile. Tampa
and San Antonio. The volunteer troops
of the Gulf States and most of the other
Southern States will be concentrated at
these points and be thus amalgamated
with the regular troops. The extreme
Western State volunteers and those of the
territories will probably be centered at
San Antonio, Tex, while those of the Mid
dle-West and Middle-Atlantic States will
be ordered to Chattanooga and Washing
ton 1t is probable that many of the Lake
troops will be concentrated at this point
also. 1t is not stated whether there will
be any troops concentrated north of
Washington. but there is a strong proba-
bility that there will be few, mostly for
coast defense work.
The evening times., 1898-05-07

sharkey. sharkdt kept butting Jefrrie,
in the stomach every time the Los Ange-
les man lead. JeAfies finally caught hin
| and put In the riaht and left on the neck
Sharkey hit III the clinch and kept shov.
ing the heel OF his glove into Jenries'i
neck Jeffries scored q right on the head
at the call OF time.
Round HEyeffries put a left on the
chin. Sharkey rushed and was stopped
| with the elbow. .Sharkey put his left on
the chin and his right on the jaw. JET
fries crossed with a hard right on the
body. Jeffries used his right with good
effect Sharkey apparently lost his head
again and was fighting like o gorilla al
the bell.
sharkey Badly Punished.
Round 15.-Jeffries forced the Sailor
around and put the left and right heav-
Sharkey's neck with a strong right. JEFF
fries was forcing matters and punished
the Sailor badly. The call of time prob
ably saved the Sailor. vino was very
weak.
Round 16.-Sharkey showed his won-
derful recuperatfve powers and came
back strong. The Sailor backed away.
but did not escape a left on the neck.
Sharkey swung a wild right over the
shoulder and was countered on the chin
and body. He lost his head again and
began to rough II, but Jeffries's left
steadied him. Both men seemed to be
weak. Sharkey rushed flercely but JEFF
fries quieted him with left on the neck.
Sharkey danced to his corner with grin
on his face.
Round 17-Sharkey freshened up again
and took the aggressive. They mixed
matters for minute. but no damage
was done. The men were very tired and
apparently incapable Of landing an efec-
tive blow. Two lefts by Jeffries on the
body were the only ones of consequence.
Both Men Very Tired.
Round 1s-Sharkey frightened up con-
siderably and he was much the fresher
of the two. He rushed Jeffries. landing .
good right on the body. but Jeffries paid
him back double on the neck. Sharkey
caught a hard left on the jaw. lost his
head and continued fighting for mo-
ment after the gong sounded. His sec
onds brought him to his senses and took
him to his corner.
Round Is-Sharkey missed q left. He
hit in the clinch. Jeffries put left on the
body and right on the jaw. sending the
sailor against the ropes. Jeffries forced
matters. but Sharkey kept his head low
and ducked at every feint. The men
were fighting hard when the gong tapped
This was Jeffries's round.
Round 20-Sharkey led low, clinched.
butting as usual Jeffries put left and
right light on the neck. Sharkey used
his shoulders, head, and even his knees.
in keeping JefYries of. The men cllnched
and mauled each other about without
landing a blow for two minutes Jeffries'
left went over Sharkey's head at every
lead. Sharkey did all the clinching and
hit JeffrieS in the ciinch every time they
met The referee was kept parting them
and the fight closed with the men
clinched.
Greggains gave Jeffries the decision. as
he had done, nearly all the leading and
landed all the effective blows. Had
SharlSey fought as he usually Goes he
would not have lasted ten rounds.