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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-04

vidrio en- ell centro de Ia tapa superior mues.
ira exterior, con tres inicisles entrelazadas en-
la tapa inferior, esmaItadas en- rojo, azul rosa.
Sc extravio de frcnte 81 testro al trsnyfa, lie
este a la p-rada del sehor F!nlay, en- S.nturoe.
-. FL nino viollnista dominuano don
Gabriel del Orbs dara en- eetos das un concier.
to en- el Cseino de Ponce, pat.ocirado por la
juyentad, leg milsicos J l'terstos dc aguella
lmportante cudal.
- E! doctor don Vicente Roure de San
Sebastian, Sc hs aiiado al partdo libcra1 que
preside ell se7or Munoz Rivera.
EpEiTkc' Feras, mec2otoncs, fresas to
'e' das la ti.lGas c!ases en- almlhar
en- su ingo. Crueiaa eecas, castailas, avelauas
Y nueGos. Aceituuas en- frascos "Rcina'
"ManGaniils" y relienas con anchoas. Anchoas
sin espinas, en- acete. Setas seuaa, 81 latas
Queso farmesano, Gruyere, MahonGs Man.
chego. Saba de tomato ita'ians legftima
pasta para Fopa. lruias del Pcrigord, petit,
poie con janlj'. y ,nartequilla al natural
Macedonis de legrmbres; tageolets todas las
demas conservss de carnes, agslos legumbres
en- classes seleotss. Lamprsa csracoles la
'Bordalesa". Sopa 'Juliaua'. ViDos de cham.
pagne, .Ierez, 1ta!isnos el acreditado Rioia
tiMulita" y Ia tan conocida cerveza "Anc'a",
lienen constantemerte en- su colmado sLa Mu-
lita", Espahol : compania.
-. En- las innediacone. de PARIS vive
un j6ven de dcz = siete ahos, llsmsdo De!fn
SilvaD, que solo ticDe "a centimetlos de esta.
tura. otro muchacho, tambitn de dez
siete aiios, llsmado Adrisno Esmitaire, y que
vive en- ell mismo bartio que el anterior, ee mas
pequeno todayfa: no miie mas que 60 centfme'
metros. Lo mas curoso del caso ea que los
padres de os dos pigneos son de una estaturA
mas que regular.
Del ilustrsdo cronista de "El Liberal"
don Andres Ovejero Bus:amante, es el 81
goiente pArrafo: "EI odio engrandece dijo
an gran poeta que fue odiaio en- grande. El
aspid de la ensdia g6zase en- morder los laare'
lea le Ia gloria. Penaandolo asf, 20 que he
ssistido en- espffitua a jus;amente losda pere.
grinacl6n poiitica del jefe ilustre del partiio
liberal en- esta autila, mas que en- las aclama-
clones unanimes de numeroso copcurno, mas
que en- el tiamear de los estandartes brillantes
los rayos del so mas que en- las resonancias
yibrantes de un himno patri6tico csntado por
mujeres hermosae, mas que en- ID triunfal re-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-04

go dc Cuba & la capital de la Repdblica Domi
nlcana por un disparo que por POGO cuesta la
vida un dstinguido marino por question de
celos, siendo su rcgreso encarcelado en- Cuba
durante alghn tempo; despaes cuando el 60
bierno de Weyler tuvo en- esta oiudad un alto
cargo en- el cuerpo de policfa. Doy las notas
escuetas para que hsgafs vosotros los comen-
tarios.
-Segdn nota leida por ell alcade munich
pal la situaci6n de la GAIA del Ayuntamiento
el dfa 81 era la siguientc:
Existencia on GAIA
s744 IA s5iS-ss sais 'r1 plat,
$500 81 blletes.
Los libramentos expoddos no psgados
ascienden SAG 81 por personal & 35,233
pesos "A centavos por material.
La quema de los campos &c Gaia con-
tnua la orden del dfa.
- Han sido indutados todos los reos po'
lfticos que se halaban cumpllendo condena en-
Ceuta, por los asuntos de Cuba. Cen este mo-
two Sc dice que en- breve regresara d esta lsla
el conocido escritor Juan Gualberto G>m,z
Ell general Arolas, actual gobernador
miitar de la plaza, acompaiisdo de sus ayn'
dsntes de los jefes de los cuerpos artlllerfa Q
ingenie1os, giro el % del actual una vista de
inspection la fortaleza de Ia Cabaila y bate
rfas numero y Q de Ia Playa del Chivo, que
dando satisfacho del estado dc las mismas.
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Go vondnn en- la Gale <Cuatro Hermauas,
w ''""o" frente al Institute (Santurce) dos
casas, un solar, que queda al lado para poder
fabricarlo. Estas casas tienen algibes, en muy
buen eetado .odo D. Julian Ahedo informa:a.
l0-1.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-04

Olga en- coLt1rio y Sc dice mucho - no
tiene absolutamente ningdn fundamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-04
Estos nuevos relojes "Roskopf perfeccions

Estos nuevos relojes 'Roskopf perteccona7
dos son superiores todos los demas de igual pre-
clio y de una duraci0n mitada Todas Is piezasI
del "Tnaud Patente' son intercambiables 10 que
permite componer cualquier rotura en- menos de |
Is minutes y por menos de la mitad del precio|
que sc cobra por re]oies de otras marcas Estos
verladeros cron0metros Sc venden garantizadosl
por DOS AMOS Sc compond:an por la mitad de
despuGs de dcho plazo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-02-04

Fl Tnntn -Unico dep6sito del desacreditado
'"'0' RON TOPACIO, las tres SSS.-s
Este ron pesimo internal mata gente, SO.
regala a los tocayos del establecimiento so.
centavos botella. a.-Arecibo, oalle Pavfa no. TO-.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-19
xHR DKsr wHKRI.
that Il Tie claia Maas fer TIE Isos Ran.
Mar nieVela.

That q Tie ciAia Maas fer TIE lSes Ran.
bier Bicycle.
We desire 10 call the attention Of
those contemplating the purchase Of q
bicycle 10 some undlsputed facts regard
Ing the Rambler. The manufactures
are again In the lead with q reduction
nom last years. prices Of go. They
announce their price for 1888 At eco for
the best wheel they have ever manu-
featured; or for the best wheel that has
ever been manufactured By any one
aud the best valne ever offered 10 the
public. You viii lind the Rambler has
lie own special features, all over Il
There h strength In every part and an
examination OF the wheel soon con-
vinces = person OF the fact Samples Of
ladies' and gentlemenS lSoS Ramblers
are now on exhibition at the PRHss Of
Gee and general Invitation Il extended
70 the public 70 call and examine them.
The ISIS wheels sell for go; the 1897
for ESQ while they last. II you want a
cheaper wheel, one ~ good a. most
other makes, buy an Ideal for sl0.
Your boy or gin can ride a juvenile
Ideal for s2S. Read the Rambler adver.
tisement In another column and ride
the beaf
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-19

There are many reasons why the
board Of county commissioners should
assist the people Of this place and the
settlers on the reservation In the con-
struction OF 4 bridge over the Spokane
river AZ Fort Sherman. The free home.
stead law, making reservation lands
subject 10 entry ~ other homesteads,
without q cash payment win result In
the immediate settlement OF all avail
able land on the ceded portion Of the
CWur d'Alene Indian reservation. With.
IN the next year many families viii take
up homes on this land. They will add
much 10 the taxable property Of the
county, and bridge over the river win
stimulate settlement 10 such an extent
that the increased revenue will soon re
pay the county the amount expended.
There is q good wagon road from Rock.
ford 10 this place aud a bridge over the
river near here win divert all travel
from the circuitoRs route BY the Cali.
fornla ranch and spokane Bridge.
From this place 10 Rockford over the
reservation road the distance 10 about
30 miles by Spokane Bridge Il is a.
miles. The people have made a liberal
ctfer 10 the county covering two.thirds
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10 sARR1sOM YoRr srRvEHs.



Company n. Il the slxtssnfA IafAnrry, aoss
10 That Post.
The troops OF Fort Sherman were
startled yesterday afternoon about thrce
O'Clock By the receipt OF an order to put
company III. commanded BY Captain
WhitAll and Lieut.. Irwin, In readiness
for an early departure 70 Fort Stevens,
near the mouth OF the Columbia river,
there 10 take station. The company
win probably quit Fort sherman within
The next fOrtyeight hours. Speculation
Il. Of course. rife a. 10 the whole mean.
ing Of this initial movement. Indlca-
tons seem 10 point 70 the transfer Of
the headquarters OF the sixteenth in.
fantry TO Vancouver barracks, Wash.
DR.. Skinner. assistant surgeon. win &C.
company the command 10 Fort stevens.
Dr. Brechemin was ordered 10 cut
short his leave and he returned 70 Fort
Sherman last night.
The next few weeks win disclose the
purpose Of the War Department in
moving troops In the Department OF
the Columbia. Should the Sixteenth
infantry 20 a. q body it would not nee.
essaEily mean that Fort sherman would
be at once abandoned. But no doubt
exists that all posts nearer the coast
win be garTisoned heavily in the near
future. pending the settlement Of inter.
national questions.
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Lieut. Simmons. now at Salt Lake
City. has obtained an extension Of leave.
The general health Of Fort sherman
3 good. bat many have been suffering
from colds Of late.
Colonel Theaker made donation Of
ten dollars in gold to the relief OF the
LashbrOok family.
Lieut.. cowles gave = house-warmiDg
at his quarters, No. 2, last evening. II
was thoroughly enjoyable affair.
Mrs. Gordon, Of Spokane. who was q
gnest OF Lieutenant and Alrs. George
during the early part Of the week, re-
turned TO her home Friday morning.
There win be an amateur dramatic
performances at the post hall this fsat-
urday) evening, BY officers and ladies OF
thegarris0n. It win be an interesting
one act drama Of social life. An adj
mission Zee viii be collected ct the door.
The topic for the lecture at the post
chapel tomorrow evening win be, "A
Choice OF Parents. or BOyg and Giris'
Rights" Large congregations continue
TO GIL the chapel, and the interest in the
chaplainis lectures seems to be as
marked rs ever.
The post eOlors have been at half
mast ever since the announcement Of
the loss Of the battieship Maine and 30
many Of her gallant crew. There APP
Pears to be . quiet opinion that this
great misfortune to our navy was some
how due to foul play.
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KRHrDA HorRs.


Prof. George Weeks i IustructIng .
class In vocal music.
Messrs. Weeks and Ellis contemplate
the erection Of : sawmill here this
spring.
Tekoa butchers have been paying So
per head Tor two eaF-old beef cattle 10
this vicinity.
Hughes East, who has been confined
to his room for Eve months, Is stIIl I'm
able to be out.
Twice-a-week mail service between
here and De Smet Mission win be estab-
iisbed June lst.
The Carmau mine, near here, gives
assays Of so per ton with quite . large
body Of ore in sight.
Attorney c. w. Wells and w. A.
Dawson have formed . co-partnership
for the practice Of law.
A postOhice has been established here.
with Thomas J. East as postmaster
and 3. Miller as assistant.
The present term Of school win con-
tinne until April ist. under the direction
Of Prof. n. Il. Glen. Of Monmouth. Ore.
RenfrO 4 Tyson have the finest gold
proposition In northern Idaho, $50 hay
ing been offered for one boulder taken
from their mine.
Few people In other parts Of KOotenaI
county know Of the tine farm lands,
good stock ranches. immense bodies OF
merchantable timber and rich mines
that are 10 be found in this section.
Southern Kootenai il one Of the richest
parts Of the county and win someday
support large population.
RAMBLER
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4 Bhifman CcnsiY ahesiR gthaEiy Lads
Them q ~ Refers sshesi.
A report from Colgax, Wash, naye
that Deputy sheriff Greene Smith has
retngned from Chehalik where be took
Renwick McCammon and Willie Letter
70 The state reform uchoOl. He had 81
exciting experience with his young prls-
eneEs who demonstrated their determl-
pall0n 70 become deaperadoee b. jump
ing from the rapidly moving train and
escaping into the woods, stealing an old
boat and escaping to Oregon, where
they were Fecaptured.
Prosecuting Attorney Matthews ac-
companied the deputy sheriff and his
prisoners as FAR - Portland, and assisted
IN watching the prisoners, who were
not handcuffed o. shackled. At Port
land Mr.. Matthews stopped for 9 day
and Smith went on with the prisoner.
After crossing the Columbia river, the
car being crowded. the deputy took q
seat little IN front and on the opposite
side Of the car from his prisoners.
While the deputy was not looking the
boys left their seats. went out the door
and leaped from the rapidly moving
train. rolling down the embankment,
but escaping without serious injury, al
though the Letter boy had one o. his
legs sprained quite painfully.
Smith did not miss his prisoners until
the conductor told him they were gone.
Tbs constructor refused 10 stop the train
until they reached Castle Rock, the next
station. Smith then telegraphed back
70 Selkirk. near which place the boys
left the train, and started back after
them. He soon got trace Of the boys
and found they had stolen an Old boat
and crossed the CoWIitz river and then
took 10 the woods. They were seen By
= farmer who said they had returned to
the river again and stole . boat and
then padded down the Eiver.
Fishermen saw the boys padding
down the river In their fraiI craft and
they were traced 70 the mouth OF the
EiveE, where another fisherman had
seen them strike boldly out across the
Columbia river. Luck favored the run
aways, for there was not q breath Of
air and the river was running smoothly,
otherwise they would never have been
able to cross In their old boat. Not
outstanding Il was night and quite
dark, and the boys knew nothing Of the
river Or country. they landed ae little
village on the Oregon side and were
there captured By the deputy. The
next day both boys were safely landed
10 the reform school. During their
flight they had Travelled twelve miles 90
foot and In boats, part Of the time
through strange wood and the rest OF
the time in nm old boat on an unknown
stream. After the boys escaped from
the train and had wandered through the
woods awhile Leaer wanted to return
70 the railroad track and await capture,
but McCammOn would mot consent 10 Il.
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0eid kspxhlisAns.
The gold standard Republicans Of
Idaho have issued q call for confer
ence to be held at Boise March 9Th
This 10 probably the beginning OF the
end Of the National Republican party
In Idaho. IL Senator ShOup was sin
cere when he stood on the st. Louis
platform and claimed that It offered the
surest means Of securing the remoneti-
zation OF silver. there Is now nothing
left for him but 70 break with the Ma
tional Republican party. That party
has now thrown Of the mask. Il has
dropped all pretence Of hope for inter
national bimetaIlism. II stands for the
gold standard. President Mckinley
has 90 declared; his secretary of the
treasury. Gage. has 30 declared; the ma
tional Republican leaders are 90 declar-
Ing every day. should Senator Shoup
insist on remaining In the ranks OF the
National Republican party, the insin-
cerity OF his claims OF being q silver
man WIN have been abundantiy proven.
There are few gold standard men in
Idaho. The men who stood By Shoup
In the last campaign did 90 upon his
dlstlncs pledge that the Republican
party would do something for silver.
They can not be fooled again. They
now know that National Repnblicanism
means The gold standard. and being sill
yer men they win leave the old party
finally and iFrevocably. There Is q feel
ing here among meu who followed
Shoup In the last campaign that he
must now break with the administra.
ton or be left all alone with the little
coterie Of admirers for whom be has
obtained federal appointments. The
National Republican party has broken
faith with every man In the west who
supported It and the man who calls
himself silver man can no longer call
himself Republiean.-Pocatelio Tnb-
une.
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Notice.
U.SLAsD orrrcE. capnD'ALrSn.I DAuo,

U.HLAAD OEEIcK- cGUR D'ALENR. IDAmo.
JRnHAEy -. Issa
Complaint having been entered aa this oGAcs
By Richard =. Bowers, q CgR d'Alene, Idaho,
against Charles & Cianin for abandoning hiu
Homestead Entry No Gss. dated sepiember Is,
lasA upon lots l. :. and 4. section n. and Iots
and 2. section ~ township - north. range 4 w.
.. n, In kooteaai county. Idaho. with view 70
DIE cancellation q naid entry. The said parties
are hereby sunnn0ned 70 appear Al this once on
the 2s<h day a February. Isss. a lD0'9iock a m,
20 respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
Jan xekeb - ID. H BrDLOKG, Register.
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rvRUR DALENE ls . city Of I0oO
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FVEUR DALENE h . city Of i.Oou
~ population, beautifully situated On
ths northern shore of the famous CuuS
a'Alrne lake. - miIes east Of spokans
On . bEmnch line Of the NoFtheEn PAciac
RR Lines 81 steamers make regular
trips from this city up the lake 10 the
head Of navigation on The s. Joe and
Cmur d'Alene TiveEn. connacting at Old
Mission with the railroad line Into the
gold, silver and led mines. The city 4
one Of The most noted summer resorts
In The northwest, and h becoming mors
popular each rear. lie fishing. hunting,
beating and bathing attractions are al.
most limitlaas. The Gnest q. S. mill.
tary post In the west (FoEt sherman
and IL magnificent forest park rescFva.
ton adioln the city On the west The
country round about Il made up Of rich
agricultural lands and extensive forests
Of yellow pine, o., cedar and tamarae
and the city h destined 10 become Z
manufacturing eeateg. for Tie products
OF these woodA The business men and
residents are enteFprising, and takc
pride in making the place attractive
There are ave church organizations
Baptist. Methodist, Presbyterian, Epis
eopal and Roman Catholic. The secret
orders are wei represented By = lodgs
each Of Masons, Odd Fellows, Knights Of
Pythiaa. A. OF, O. Al r., and womens
Relief CORPS. The city is supplied with
electric lights. good waterSworkA an
elegant public school building, sash and
door factory, Two sAW-mllls, two first.
class hotels, boat-building yards, etc,
There are jet good opportunities 10 en-.
gage IN lucrative business and in diver.
SIZED farming. Manufactures ere par
ticulariy desired, and are offered extra
inducements. The summers are ten.
perate, with SUFFICIENT Fainfall 70 insure
abundant crops, while The winters an
free from extreme cold. No better 10
cation for profitable Investments o. foI
securing ideal homes can Be found IN
the northwest There is always . vel.
come here, among an excellent peopla
IN . beautiful region and an incompar.
able ciimst..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-19

ChamberlainS Cough Remedy Is the
best cough syrup We have ever used
ourselves or In our families. W. II
King. Isaac p. King and many Others
In this vicinity have also pronounced Il
the best. An we want is for people tc
try Il and they win be convinced. Upon
honor there is no better that We have
ever trie6, and we have used many
kinds.-R. A. BLAKE & Son, General
Merchants, Big Tunnel, Va. Sold BY
A. L. Miller. druggist
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wAas pr A. r. sele1F s.v,.

BUFFALO, N. Y.--llents: From my
personal knowledge, gained IN observing
the effect Of your Shllohs Cure In cases
OF advanced consumption, am prepared
% gay Il 10 the most remarkable remedy
that has ever been brought TO my atten.
ton. IL has certainly saved many from
consumption. For sale BY A. l.. Miller.
the prescription druggisE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-02-19

CaacafeAs candy Calhartlc, Tie most won.
derlal medical discovery Of Tie ago, pleas
ant and refreshing 70 the tADto, act gently
and positively on kldneyn, liver nnd bowels,
cure heafiaollo, fever, hAbitnal cpnsllpallo1
and bfllousnenA Please buy and try 4 boz
10. q. O. to-day, 10, 81 % ceuta b0ld and
guaranteed 70 cure by ell druggists.
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Es.ray Hstlss.

Notice i hereby given that / have
taken up. at my place three miles easi
Of CGur d Alene, Idaho, one bay horse
two years old. branded v on left hip
Owner can have same BY proving prop
erty and paying charges.
febi3-sS JoHN II. JAGELs.
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FRRsnrTKnfAN.--Su Sunday school 10 q.
N. Morning service 81 u O'Clock;
evening service at TO Wednesday
evening prayer meeting att 80.
u. l.. DERRENnArGm,
Acting Pnst0E.
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tecss them 10 teSrors Of nervous apprehea-
sion which no man can ever appreciate.
The peace 81 mind, the mental poise and
calmness under difiseelties, which l. neces-
esfy tot happy womanhood h unly possible
when the sensitive feminine organism Is sa
= perfectly healthy conditioa, II there be
any weakness OF arrangement ID This re-
speet no remedy IN the world 90 CON.
pletely restores Womanly health, nervous
vigor and capahility as the wonderful
Favosite Prescription " invented BY d.
3. v. Pierce, chief consulting physician Of
the InvAlidsl Hotel and SurTicai Institute
Of nunaio. ". v. II puriEes, heals and
etrengthenss insuree functional regularity;
provides physical reimbursement and sns.
tanning power a periods Of special weak.
mesa and depression.
II Il the only medicine which makes
the coming Of baby safe and comparatively
easy. u q personal letter to Or. Pierce,
Mrs. Mauuerite Collin. Of Cutler. AlEoma
Co. Ont, says;
~ was a Sufferer and was cured hy Or.
piefceN wonaerfal medicine When CON.
nlenced the medicine could neither eat nor
eleep. Ny hands and Get were Constantly cold.
had wasting. Troublesome drain Cor thrive
months ND my uaonshly periods were nexer
regular teok Ds. eierees Faeorile psrscrap.
ton and 4 cnsrd ne. ! nj well thank lka
Worlds Dlspensary Medical AssoeiAtioaL@
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METnoptxr.--Sunday school at l0;
class meeting Il Close 81 Sunday
school, pFeAehiBg 81 7 - p. m. Pray.
81 meeting. ThnFnaay 10 p. ~.
7. q. Hon0aoS, Pastor.
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KoosxnAl LoD0n No. 2, KRaanEs a.
Meets In FFateEnlty Hall
THURSDAY evening u each week.
Waiting brothers are always Weinoine.
John Curry. q. g. Il. II. Barring. X.
Of n. and y.
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Mo-To-aAac for EIfay Cmnan.
Guarauaeed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong. blood pure 90. o. An dFnKgisia
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EPIhc0PA Holy communion Isl Sun
day IA the month afler morning
prayer, ard and Ath Sundays a. . a m:
Sunday school, o.tA q. m: morn.
ing prayer aud sermon, II q. m:
Wednesday, lifany at 100 a. M, and
Friday q p. N. Rev. J. G. Ekot,
0wa. rector.
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Alias summons.

In the Dtsirsrt Court First JudlcaaI District Il
the State q idaho. IN and for the County q
Kooteaat
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Daaents YeuF IisWuls with cascAretn
ioo, 60. rec 9 tan, draeRiSIs refund inonsys
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CATHOLIC Church 81 Sc Thomas.
First maag TO, lat mass. tOs3n
Sunday ecls0ol Immediately after Last
mass. Rev. r. J. Purcell. pastor.
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Louis Kaufman, Illy Kaufman,
his Eife, =. B. Andras. n.
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