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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
OREGON.

The run of fish at Cello is yer,
slack
The telephone company has conclud
ed to extend line up both forks o
Coos river.
According to the Pendletcn papers
dodder weed has made Its appearance,
in that territory.
The school board OF Astoria, has de
cided that Spanish shall be taught In
the high school.
Cmatilla county has had ideal wealth
er for the harvesting. and the crop is
nearly all gathered.
TIE Snmpter council has ordered INC
laying q eigh'-toot sidewalks in u,
:uslne, part OF town.
There are 50So bridges a6d rulyer't
en- he public roads in Union county
OF these. over 100 are bridges.
some EeepmSn were arrested a teH
aay' ago near Granite. Grant coun'.
or obSf ling tTs public highway.
Dan Kelley, a miner, was found dead
In cabin near Bridgeport last week
and the circumstances were suspicious.
man of middle age was :ound re.
Gently In the loft OF an old barn al In
dependence. IL Is thought to be a
case OF suicide.
The body OF an unknown man was
found recently at the Southern Pacific
switch. in the south part OF Albany
this Tuesday morning.
The body OF Della, the l2-year old
daughter OF +. ScOville. OF Tillamook
was found at low tide at the fork OF the
Nehalem river with a stone tied to her
neck. The girl had been missing from
her home at Nehalem about a week.
The second week Of Southern Ore
CONS state normal school has opened
with an attendance OF IO5 students. not
including ~ in the training department
People OF Enterprise ars making oy.
crtures TO Lewiston. Idaho to get L
road down the Imnaha so that the trad,
OF that section will go to iae Idaho
city.
county Surveyor +. C. Bransou
with a party Of eight, started for sllet,
bay. word has reached MEANWHILE thar
the two packers who were TO carry the
food were lost. and the rest oil the part,
"er9 without food for four days. They
were so weak and feint that they were
only able to crawl about on thelr hands
and knees. The packers we're STIR
IN the mountains. but no one knows
where.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
IDAHO.

Ground has been broken for the new
Episcopal church at Boise.
There is good deal of activity at the
state university at Moscow.
A double daily mail service is to be
inaugurated between Wallace and Null
Ian as soon as the contract can be let.
The news OF the death of ex-Judge
Piper at Seattle is received with regret
The state land board, through the
county treasurer. will hold a sale OF
school land next month, the date Of
which has not been announced.
1t is understood that Company D will
be home the first Tuesday in October, or
one week from Tuesday. The people
are anxiously awaiting the coming of
the boys, and the welcome will be sin
cere and cordial.
George, the 12-year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. W. Walls, OF Osborn. was acct.
dentaly shot and killed last week. He
was handling a shotgun, which was in
some way discharged. the whole load
entering the body about three inches be-
low the heart.
A teamster named William Smith. OF
Wallace. fell from his horse while TAX.
Ing ride, the horse becoming unman.
agable and causing the saddle TO turn.
His head struck on a rock. fracturing
his skull, from which he is still in a
critical condition.
The levy for state and county pur.
poses is $3.50 at Nampa. To this will
be added the special school Ieyies in
districts where a special tax was voted
The citizens OF Caldwell, Nampa, and
Payette will have the city tax in addit.
ion. The levy for last year was S3.15
for state and county purposes.
F. T. Kirkland, general secretary Of
the Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., for the past
three years, will leave PocateIIo soon
to go to Texarkana, Texas, where he has
been called to the position OF secretary
OF new association with a rev Sl2 900
building now nearly completed and
considered one Of the most substantial
and handsome buildings erected for tn.
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. work.
The Bulletin says: A few weeks
ago W. H. Blackman. OF Bennett creek,
went to Omaha with a lot OF cattle
leaVlng his ranch and the stock and
property there in charge OF Fred Tay.
Tor. hired man. Returning the latter
part OF last week, Mr.. Blackman found
his place looted and the hired man gons
for parts unknown. taking with him q
nne team OF bays, blackboard wagon,
set OF double harness. rife, shotgun, re-
VolVer' wagon sheet, and lot OF blank.
cts Mr.. Blackman's property.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Denver, Sept. 2l.A-A special to the
News from Florence, Col, says;
One Of the most appalling accidents in
the history Of the Denver \ Rio Grands
railroad occurred four aud one-half miles
west OF this city. Six persons We're killed
outright and live badly injured The dead
| The Dead.
+. Saltar, manager of the excursion.
Eva NJ. Walker, aged Il, Westford
Mass.
Eugenia B. Judkins, aged IL, Spokane.
Wash.
Addie F. Judkins, aged 10. Spokane,
Wash.
George H. Judkins, aged q.
- Willis, boy, aged Q. Los Angeles.
The InJared.
Mrs 4. A, Willis, Los Angeles, badly
hurt.
Harry Walker, aged 10. westford, Mass,
internal injuries, not serious
Mrs, Grant Biddle. Cole Camp, Mo-, in.
ternal injuries.
Miss Ella Biddle, aged 81, Cole Camp,
Mo-, bruises.
c. R, Cook, aged 25. Millers, Ind,
bruises
The killed and injured were passengers
on Phillips-Judson excursion train, west
bound, which eollided with an east. bound
freight train. The excursion train consist
ed OF one day coach and two Pullman
tourist sleepers. There were about 40
passengers, mostly from Massachusetts,
en- route to the Pacific coast. The special
had orders to run to Reno siding AMI
when only few hundreds from the sid.
ing 1t collided with the freight train.
The trains came together with terrific
force. The second Pullman telescoped the
Hrst one and the day coach is a complete
wreck.
The freight train consisted of so mar
row gauge cars, loaded with ore and lup-
Der and wreekage is strewn along the
tracks for nearly half a mile. 1t Is un-
derstoOd the freight had orders to take the
side track at Reno, but Tor some reason
it failed to do so.
A special with physicians was sent to
the scene OF the wreck from this city and
the surviving Passengers were brought to
this city. Later the injured were taken
TO Pueblo. Mrs Willis il lowering be-
tween life and death. The others will
recover
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

New York, Sept. 29.-Rev. II. p. Nc
Cormick, one Of the government inspector,
Of charities in Puerto Rico, has written ,
letter to General J. T. Morgan. in which
the details Of the Puerto Rican relief work
carried on after the hurriea ne are describe
at length. lie says that the number Of
persons requiring relief Is about rs 900
ana great number OF them live in the
mountains and other equally inacces.
ible places.
DIR. Mccormick describes the Difficult.
ties at length, but says that efforts have
been made to reach as many a. possible
o. the alcIldes on horseback and by boat
Inc work in general includes the organiz.
ing Of local relief juntas, both male and
female; the correcting Of abuses and the
suggesting Of improvements.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
I. You Map Bend tke Saptho
Bot Not tie Tree.

are to be asked to contribute the cost
of finishing the Kettle Falls road to the
summit.
The tunnel designed to reopen al
great depth the famous mines OF War
Eagle mountain. Idaho. is to be run.
A great deal Of placer mining is done
| In the Pierce City district OF Idaho. All
the way from 200 to 500 men are EN-
ployed in this way.
At the lower works OF the Anaconda
smelter new matte furnace, which Is
claimed viii be the largest in the world,
is being put in.
Butte owners Of he Big Seven mine
at Neihart report that a force Of men
had to be reduced last week owing to
the difficulty of getting air to the men.
The strike in the Ronoke. IL miles
north Of LOOMS on Mount Ellmeham,
is causing quite little excitement, by
reason OF the ore coming from a depth
Of 400 feet.
There is now showing up In the as
foot tunnel on the Orc Elmo on Doug
las mountain. near Loomis, q full face
OF ore that assays over 800 in gold and
copper.
The Park Copper & Gold Mining Co.
at Wallace. Idaho. let a contract for the
running Of 800 feet OF tunnel. The
tunnel win start on and follow the
ledge. and is expected to be in ore all
the way.
One Of the finest collections Of ores
ever put into a private cabinet will be
seen In the mineral department Of the
Spokane Industrial Exposition this
year. 1t is the cabinet Of F. r. Mills
o. Baker city.
The workmen in the Sonora tunnel
near Burke. are expecting to cut the
lead any day now. The crosscut tun-
rel Is in nearly the S35 feet which was
estimated would be required to reach
the vein, and the water is coming so
freely that it almost browns the men
out. Heretofore the tunnel has hAap
cry.
The Spokane Industrial Exposition
has received word from Fred Mellis OF
Baker City. that car load of ore from
that district is being prepared for ship
ment to the Exposition.
The Hilarity Mining Company has
decided to put four-drill compressor
on its Pine Greek. Idaho. property. A
contract for an additional 100 feet OF
tunnel was let recently.
Nine claims on Miller mountain. in
Boise county. Idaho, were recently sold
for $46.O0O-l0 per cent down. They
are mere prospects. but the lodges are
said to be very large-20 to 80 feet
wide. with gold visible in many places.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30
IL the Man who Shot soua.,

Middlesboro, Ky, Sept. 25.-Ths mar
VINO shot General" Sowder has been found
to be General" Turner, 20 year old son o.
Jack Turner, the leader Of the Turns,
hetIon. General" Turner telephoned ia
the police today: Il shot General sowder
What are you going to do about it?"
a posse composed Of 25 men Is being
organized by Chief Of Police Ball to 90
after General Turner. The Turner'S. 81
strong, are barrieaded in General" Tur.
ners saloon, the quarter house Of that
faction. They say that II the posse at
tempts to arrest Turner they will shoot
them down,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Joliet, ILL.,, Sept. 25.-Irwin Fuller Bush.
young married man of this city, was
sent to kankakee asylum last March pro-
nounced hOpelessly insane. Recently
through treatment with lymph from the
glands OF goats, Bush il home, completely
restored in mind and body. The lymph
had been discovered by Dr. Roberts, a
physician OF Greene county, Mo. Its ap-
plication for insanity eases was demon
strated at a Chicago laboratory, where
bush was taken last June. lie was sub
Ieeted to injections OF the lymph, showing
steady improvement, until he was di..
charged last Tuesday cured DR.. Roberts
has gone to Europe to Kay his discovery
before Professor Koch OF berlin and other
foreign scientists.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

The public schools OF Helena are
crowded and additional rooms and
teachers Will bs supplied
W. Il, Sheppard and Joseph HoltL. OF
Gleudtye. have shipped two ear loads
OF heavy horses to Marshall. Mich
Charley Kline has thregh-d 1900
bushels OF cats for Mike Wehlnger. MIR
kliEe reports large crops OUT III thu
Pine Hills region
George Pirrie OF ilaIbert, has pur,
chased OF Weyd-rt Hroa.. OF Lewiston
5000 head u yearllng ewes at s. 80 p..r
head. delivery to be- made september
| 25th
| Jesse Reeves welt known 10 oil tin,
ers in GlendIyr and Dawson county az.
/ rived from Nebraska and has decided
To locate IN DAWSON county with hi,
herd OF 1000 cattle
District clerk Charles \ Wiley. "
Niles Ctty. has Just completed the re-
port Of school census for sehool Il.t
rIct No l. The whole number under
the age OF q IS l55I
The jury in the rase 81 Patsy pWyr-
( or Great Falls, accused OF the murder %
Robert Thorton. at OIL, Eds. brought
in decree Of Ti.ity. ani scttAn,s,i the
accused 70 'wo and i halt y..ura ia the
peniteRtiary.
Governor Smith. Of Mont-na, has
sent word 10 Manager Holster Of the
Spokane Industrial Exposition that he
viii be present in response - the lnvt.
tatton to take part in the ccremou lr4
OF International day on October 10.
The school Tor the leaf and blind Al
Boulder. began its fall term With p. :
Tilltnghast as matrun, l.. Divine
teacher for the deaf in the primary a..
partment and Miss Margaret David.
son. who recently came frora ogdsn
Utah, as teacher FOR the blind
Helena branch POS Catholic Knight,
OF America, has the honor or having a.
member tho FIRST woman eyer admit.
ted to the order. Miss Kitty Gordon OF
tina: city, At the convention Of tho
Catholic Knights OF America at Kan
sas City. held last May. Il Wa detsrm.
med to permit women 10 enter the or.
ganiZatiOn.
Joseph X. Richards, n station tend.
or In the Rarls mine at Butte was
crushed to death by the cage last week
lie got on at the io00foot level. intend.
ing to take a lot Of machine drills 10 IN.
surface. Near the t50-toot level he
dropped one OF the drills. the end OF
which Is supposed to have caught on .
the other side. He was literally torn
10 pieces, He was % years of age And
has been working In the mine two wear,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Ths -. " a y snsi Utss8n aAaal
Ltas hass a.sds.I . sF4H-s. saaaAfaa so
libfsr' sa' ~ nsis Fsltlsaat IN lsarn
thtvaGh U4tu. ana' ataias ear sssvhm
hAs s~~a tpa4E 34f4s@i. The tsala n
sqs pesd ~i1h tie iatsst akalt essa
tsy s0ssLss sat taHsrtsas ofst-slar
aai Sfdsaafy s.~~pssa uttset eaaaae
iiss O. 1ls al btahG.s sigA usioa ~
siaa. ADJ 81 UGi lee 9th nls 0faa4e
ias ''oan ail pat1ss ta OssUsa. wsahs
loo 90 sr4 ls4As 10 slI Eaa,sas sitiea
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anV . u a ssrAg. - s4Issss ~.
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london, Sept. 27.-The general feeling
including that Of the pro Beers, a. indi
Gated by articles in the afternoon paper.
today 10 that the published Dispatch o.
the secretary Of state for the colonies. MFR
Chamberlain, to the British high com
missioner in South Africa, Sir Alfred Nil.
ner, clears the way for peace If the Boer.
desire it. In any event It is pointed out
that 1t affords further delay which, in the
ease of Great Britain. is certainly advan.
tageous, as it gives time for the reinforce
ment Of garrisons at the cape.
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M,ntli. SEPT. ?, The tnmfgeat' h,se
captured the .n,t~I State. g4nb,4lL t.s
dlnrta IN the UFlni T.ser, va The horta
uv>t sale ot Manila bay. here 'a~ ~
palgotns OH~ YIisvr 1aI slas 4 hrr
crew aIr mrss,ng Fhr xunb.att rrfFei.
,cuf fg .nsrsltepI~, rrturnrl tsI tep.ft-i
me flaarfa b''aah~tl yppoastr tns JJ@ n
"r ut4Hi nn The 'fani rtyer She w.,
hlsar'l nj fhr lia.tng etns slGh ta.tr
arnn,uHu.n vrfs captured \ one
punn.lrr. NJ a.l lstnniats s,rn lnt ohe
Narlrnivill % maIamstyr ggsn
The rrv ~ BE- tuilHrtA irg prtayhsft
or lt,r brrp kI!rd
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snIkE INTo worm .,,or.

N"ns Fnot-ENasN. powder Tor IN.
vet u cures painful. swollen. smarttns
nervous tss'. ard Instantly takes the st.e
"Nt OF corns and bgnl3us IT, the yrsat
COMFORT discovery ~ the age Ailan..
90 -Ea1 40 makes Hight or ns2 shoes fssl
,-y ~ "a certain cure f1r InRrew
- S"saInE. Gallons ard hot. tired
aching feet We have over NJ 20 ,...t,,,.'s
nus. Try u today. Sold by an dr,,Tsi.,,
HIH sHa" stores. Uy mall for ~ IN
s'anps. Trial package FREE AJIr..s
""'n = 'Imstsd. - Roy. " Y.
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csl@ s,,.~s %. rAi. ca..s.

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Ns,tss asnt IN Ih4s sssy has ssssatel Erssn
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be AasI ts tb~ ntt~tsaes u satsailAss1
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ta4 tyysis4s~ st sllsss easass ths -
ssauHreuebE last heasetrFtk shs smsan1
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asabs tA, tasa,iat ~ ts@ s4essSay a
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No Damage From Frost.

Chicago, Sept, 29.-Aeeording to reports
received at the local government observa.
tory, the continued cool weather brought
on unusually heavy frosts for this sen
son OF the year the past Jew nights. IL
Is believed, however, that the crops are
TAR enough advanced to be out OF danger
AMI no Ill effects are feared. Frosts have
been general throughout Iowa, Missouri.
northern Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin
and Kansas.
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Germans Favor Tran.v..I.

Berlin, Sept. 2j.-An outbreak of wal
in the Transvaal is regarded here a. a
question Of few days, or at the most
Of a week.
The whole press deyoles considerable
space to the matter. Neither the attitude
oil the people nor Of the press has changed
materially. Without exception they disap.
prove Of such a war and blame Great
Britain for badgering the Trsnsyaal be-
yond endurance.
The liberal press also blames the Trans
taal for its illogical stand in first sane
tioning Great Britain's attempts at inter.
ference in its internal affairs and then
rejecting such attempts and making Of
them a easus belli. Thus ague the Vos-
aisehe Zeitung, Cologne Gazette and others.
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DEAFNESS CANNOT he cnRrn

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suaf ~ tstHsAssa s..s
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Tn" sultan Of Turkey has a great ~
rsrtIou for Switzerland n lays IL, p
says the sultan. above ali glheg states
ia Europe. AMI Tor a good reason bsy
cause u seads no ambassador 70 Cor.
HiAntiuopir To worry mo vita It's krirs
aur~4
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San Francisco, Sept. 27.-The earth.
quakes which shook up the Alaskan eoa,t
early in September made themselves fell
miles at SEA. Three vessels which have
arrived from the northern salmon fisher.
les report experiencing most peculiar
weather on Sunday, September ,, the date
OF the first earthquake.
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ne great lockout In Denmark. IN
whioh 10000 trade unloplsts battlsd Tor
'ne r'sht to organize against combined
capital. haa been settled. tho bossas
having climbed down from tbs,r h,ah
horse. "'s"
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A's,tr', sept - In -pp,cr a-n.~ ii
lAe tn- ssfnt,r Disturbances hsrs yssIrr
day The government has rst,bl.,.,s,l p.l
'ary patrols, practically lmoustus gs .
Proclamation u mltttrl law
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Mot sept % me glar aad rzartaa
have lrrHri \, the Ear'i4n imperial
yirbt Polar STAR catered the hlfbor tie
men IN board The GrrmAa ulr,hlpn
manned The I.pkt
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The iron and strel z1rksra ~ ~ p9h
Iish paper ~ their own. their orE,n
me Labor Tribune. Of Ptttsharx. an
Ola party political sheet. having bren
F"pudtatHd. II was high time
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In IN" center Of tho Plaza in tJ,,.
pr'''y bronz" fountain that was erect.
%" %, IN 1913. gift from some noble s..n.
,"ra' and is probably tho oldest fam.
tain In America. '''"'
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ne Queen Of Romania. Yhoae rou
o 90 pune Is Carmen sylvia. has Inc,
!. her FRS, play. which ia roiIo1
a Pair Of Shoes " y" '@''e''
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According TO the published program
the confHNure Of German social ssr,n
Gratis at Hanover. On october 0. vtll bs
one OF u" most important In the MS
tory ot the party.
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EIIR Permanently cured Va Ats 30 nss- ,,.,.-..-.
HS after arat dAy's Of bv EHns /. Sees.
NsEvs ks=tnrsE ss1d hr FHRE 81 90 t.4l
h1ttla ast trEsfEse ~ hi kIrNl - 49,
Arm sttast. Ghila,Istphia "a ' ~
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Secretary Of War ElIhg Root. ls "a !
10 protest vigorously against th- init
die initial Il" whirh som~ spap~-a
have Incorrectly added 10 hia aamn.
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jules t,usrin hIs surrendered ~, /,
N" man " ho drf"d III Frrarh tatAarttv
t." WA coavr.I from his imprgyi.s,l f,,s
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= Peterson IL said 10 hAvr eunpAao
80 asran Erus~uts fse barrel and ssss4
and 'hFaEts mill piaag At I'sss AaEssef
syasA to cost entire $40 6a0
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Several more socialists we're arrested
in chicago for spsakiJs an the puhslr
streets. They will hght the cases in
the courts
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Disastrous RALHATNRECK
SIX PERSONS WERE KILLED,

On tho beaver aud RIo Grands--T .
Phillips Jadsoa ExeaFsioa = Persons
Seriously IRjured-wers ON the way
to the Pacific Coaat.
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1T - Ntw,STs rnp 1--
u write 10 NATHAN HkNNInN
t'lii' 'ahirstsr. Z, 9 tbsv a n
-, 5a,t FH'' rEpiIss " .tb y % 49,,
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eias MoFthwest. News Rrsun All the
PrineApls Mining Onmps
AininR Notes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

Sir william yssasn liarcoart nAksa
every visitor n Bis so1atry plaes plAal
a trTn h~tBre l~aviaE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

The tHk~ of Tark has an isnpnsiaE -
!o'stoa % cigarette hatsirss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

The man who 10 his own worst enemy
usually has 4 number OF other enemies
who run a close second.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

The amateur hunter may not inJure
the birds but he makes them soar.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-09-30

A large crowd Of people witnessed the
arrival Of their majestiea