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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
IDAHO.

The state militia Is being reorgan.
lied.
There has been retrenchment at the
Soldiers Home.
Rathdrum win celebrate the Fourth
Of July in good. old-fashioned style.
A great strike has just been made
in Buffalo Hump. perhaps the greatest
on the mountain.
Troop F. Fourth cavalry, until 70
Gently stationed at Boise barracks, has
sailed for Manila.
Sam E. Meyer. Of Boise, has been ap-
pointed Acknowledgement on the
governors staR with rank OF colonel.
The Boise Nampa Irrigation. Land
4 Lumber company, owner of the Rid.
enbaugh canal, has been recognized.
The annual Latah county teachers
institute will be held in Moscow in the
high school building. June 10 to %, In.
elusive.
The snow was still about four feet
deep on the first Of June In the immed-
late vicinity of the mines in the Sew.
en- Devils, but Is fast disappearing.
Twelve thousand FIVE hundred dol
lars have recently been adde. to the
state school fund by reason of the sale
Of school lands in Bear Lake and Ere
mont counties.
Letters received from the members
OF the Idaho troops in the Philippines
now in the hospitals, state they receive
every attention In the hospital, and
have no complaints to make.
At recent meeting of the Southern
Idaho Fruitgrowers' Association the
reports received regarding smudging
satisfied the members that It Is an eff. |
tective way to protect the orchards in
The early spring.
c. J. Bassett, state land commission
sr OF immigration, who has returned
rom Wichita, Kan, where he attended
SESSIONS Of the Trans Mississippi Con.
sress, says a large number Of people
n Kansas and Oklahoma will move To
IDAHO in the near future.
State Treasurer Rice has received n
United States treasury check for a..
'9S.7l, In part payment Of the claim of
he state Of Idaho for mobiIiz,nR the
IDAHO volunteers. The total claim of
he state 10 some $4,000, but the re-
naming items have not been attested
n such manner as to pass the auditing
apartment.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
OREGON

Charles Stegman, who was injured
by runaway team near The DaIles is
dead.
The Pendleton Grand Jury has In
dieted II persons for running slot
machines.
Dr. Henderson, Of Lebanon, will buy
800 tons Of cascara bark this year. II
will cost him $4,000.
The board of regents of the Univer-
slty OF Oregon have approved the plans
for the new science building to be
erected at cost Of about SIC. 900.
An old man named s. P. Culver was
thrown from a mule near LaGrande
the other day. and was unconscious for
several hours. No bones were broken.
"A mass meeting has been called I'm
Eugene, to take steps toward erecting
a monument to the memory of yolun.
teers who lost their lives in the Philip-
pines.
w. B. Corum was received at the
penitentiary from Portland. He Is the
United States prisoner who was SEN
fenced for six months for having coun-
terfeit COINS in his possession.
County Judge Terrell, of Marion
county, has received a letter from
Judge Gray, Of CIatsop county, suggest.
ing meeting Of all the county Judges
and assessors of the state at an early
late' Tor the purpose OF making an |
agreement on the valuation Of prop-
'rty assessed in the state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
Daily Riot In Cleveland.

Cleveland, June 81. Everything was
quiet in the street railway situation yes
terday. A special committee from the city
council met representatives of both the
strikers and the company and hoped to
effect a settlement. But, as has been the
rule since the strike began, the riotou.
disturbances broke out again about noon.
A crowd boarded Wade Park avenue car
ana peat the non-union motorman into in
SensIbility. The conductor fed. Another
Wade Park car was stoned, and an Euclid
avenue car attacked. Many women on
board shrieked with terror az stone crashed
through the car windows. One man was
shot and others had narrow escapes. The
passengers escaped as best they could when
the stones began to fly, but the conductor
ana motorman were struck repeatedly. The
latter drew revolver and fired three times
into the crowd. There were no arrests.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pt~asaat msthod and b<nsaeiAI
'1-cta ~ Tho arlI know rstne.4y.
,tAtF OF ftas. manufactured By liz
sAtIEuAAtA 10 STHUr Co. liiHssrass
he value ~ obtaining the iigtuld IAHn.
iFr pct1ctplra ~ piaata ka5wn 10 b.
n~dtesnaliy laxative ADD prussusing
'h-tn IN tbs tortn nnat FvfFrahinw 10 tka
.AaiS and acceptable to tk- syssSm. d
,hr ous prFfyrt Strengthening tanns
i've. cirAsala< shS syssrn, sfreiBnily.
ttsPrillng colds, headaches and frxUsn
sunsiy yet promptly nhd soabllnR o.
"a osrrrorne habitat csassipatLua psgs
nAhoniIy tis perfect fFprsiusn ffuEn
'TrFT "hs~etissnabls qaaiity Ana ask.
e'Aae~, and ia acting on sh~ htsansVa
liver AMI bowels. wlthouE usaksufne
y Irritating thsa. mAts II The klssi
sAEaLivs
Ia ths psurrss 81 nnaaufarsnFtn AWu
are usssl. a. thsY are PHEASANT 10 Ika
'aAi~ bot Tie fnrsiiriaai qpaiitn-s of sAa
'rtaTdy are a6sainsd frusn a~uaa and
hh~f aromatic plaats. By = snstha.a
tnovvn Ia The CAtiguhNt1 yta AFmrp
q oaly. In oFtisr TO Ert lsa hsushriai
Meets and so avoid issitatioas, plsaGs
-rrurrn hsr the foil narls Of the Cssur~aV
1rintrd m The ironi af every passaes.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP 90.
sAS EnANc4sco. cat
TOO tSvtLt.H. ar Hww Vaam ~
'''f ''~ ~ All pF~<Essss Fs@s nas 80 a.salta
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

Washington, June % --Accoriing to tn.
director Of the mine, Mr.. Roberts. the
gold production Of the United States ~,
the calendar year 1893 was 81 ,A65 900
"iVer' '',4S,OO0 fine ounces. The wsst.
ern states contributed a. follows.
Aiaska-Gold, s2524 500. silver. o2OO
fine ounces.
ldaho-Gold, sl,7l6,SOO; silver, SOFA.
500. "'''"'
Montana-Gold, &5,l2G9Oo; silver. H..
90 oeson-Gold, sl,l77,COO. silver, 100.
., Wa.hington-Gold, S7GG,2OO. silver
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

New YoTk, June rs The commission
ct, from Porto Rico to the United States
irrI, according to Dr. Jullo llehnA, one oi
their members, that their adhefehts Ia
Puerto Rico have been treated scandhl'
ously by the United States government
and ~ they have prepared protest,
which d. llennI, upon eUhsullatiOn "Ith
Senor Ganli, another COMMISSIONER has
gwen out The protest says
Puerto RicU lind, itself at this moment
ia an extraordinary situation. The ISLAND
Is American lie iAeIo, by virtue Vi actual
equation. and dc Iurs, by Slrtus Of the
treaty OF peace beJS cen the United states
aad spain, concluded At Paris Oh Deertn
brr 10, 1885 Nevertheless, It's sol. it's
ports, it, commerce aud It's inhabitants
ATE not IOr any practical Purpose eoilsid'
cred American.
This Tag Of the Uaited States floats
over the sal vi Puerto kIeo bat u d0es
not make American even the ehildTen ~ hO
are born under it's shade. ships coming
troin the ports Of the United states AMI
entering a pou u Puerto kE7o ID hoJ
enter an American, bat tJrsssn pit
and are subject ~ pay custom, duJ.ra,
tonnage dues, ete.
The conmefcr II Puerto kieo e,th The
rest vi the United states instead u bsing
Iire, as the eommetee between M4,sseiiu
setts and tluEtLl, " Nrs York ADJ LA
iaiana, Is burdensl By tarlf. le4siyf
aud mOir obnoxious than that ahleh ~ar
in force Hhrn Puerto k.co va Spanish
colony, aud although Puerto EIap - Aairt
ieln and Il, government "a ,csted ia
American official, from the guygtnlf gSa
eraI LJ ths health yIlhcrra, ~ psotretb5a 3,
given 10 ANY Puerto kpean except upIu
condition thlG i. be carefully s1pfvsssl
that hr 10 protected a. i nltsse tasfta
kiean, but not a. an Amsrtran
~O ltb"rty and sell government, Tbs
Puerto E,ran psypir have nat bal a, YET
i taaLc. They are subjSet IA all Jhinss q
the supreme u 1T II milltafy fulvf sab
pet 10 nD Onr elise. though IA E,ne Ul
peace. save the eonim4hl IN eaiet u
The army vi the nHrI sJ4lrp. gAfVtlgh
the ghhnnria VI the alr Department..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

Manila, june 2O.-The battalion Of n,
Fourth infantry which left linus, with
General Wheaton in command, this morn
ing, to reeonnoiter toward Pedas Desmar
ina, where 1t was believed most Of the
rebels who escaped from Paranaque and
Hakoor had fed, was attacked in the rear
by apparently friendly natives
This brought on sharp engagement,
lasting several hours and resulting in five
Americans being killed and about rs
wounded. The loss Of the rebels was very
heavy.
The battalion soon exhausted its am.
munition and at $3.50 p. m General Wheat
on and his staff, with two mounted guns
and one field piece, went to reinforce the
troops attacked. General Wheaton was
fired ON in the road and had narrow es.
cape.
A third battalion was ordered to the
front and formed ON the Las Minas road.
Heavy firing ON both sides followed, the
artillery being freely used.
The enemy was located in the woods at
4 o'clock, showing signs of retiring, as thew
were being pressed very hard. One gun
OF the Sixth Artillery in an advantageous
position did great execution.
The fighting was still in progress at 5
O'Clock, at which time the Americans had
secured a quantity Of Filipino arms which
had been abandoned in the woods. The
scene Of the fighting is over 20 miles from
Manila.
Want TO Go to Frisco.
All volunteer organizations here desire |
to muster out at San Francisco.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
New York, Oct 18th. 1898

New York, Oct. nth, 1898.
Pe-ru-na Drug Mfg Co.. Columbus, o.;
Gentlemen-Pe-ru-na is good foI
oatAIIh. | have tried 1t and know ii.
II relieved me immensely on my trip
to Cuba. and | always have bottle Ia
reserve. Since my return have not
suffered iiom cstarrh, but il do |
shall use Pe-Iu.na again. Meantime
you might send me another bottle.
Yours, Amos J. Cummings. N. q.
Summer eatarrh assumes various
forms. II produces dyspepsia aud
bowel complaint. II causes biliousness
and diseases Of tho liver. 1t dsranges
the kidneys and bladder. Summer
catarrh may derange the whole nervous
system, when il 10 known to the medl.
cal profession as systemic catarrh.
Pe-ru-na is a specific for all These forms
Of eatarIh. Pe-ru.na never disap-
points. Address DR.. Hartman, Co.
lumbus. Ohio, for free book On SUN.
meF cataIrh.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
STORIES OF RELIEF.
Two Letters to Mira Pinkham.

Mrs. JOHN WILLIAMS. Enslish.owu
". j., writes:
DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-I cannot h
GIN to tell you how l suffered befor,
saking your remediea Twas 90 veal
that could hardly walk across the f,oo,
without falling. Ihad womb troubl,
and such bearing down feeling; also
'uuered with my back and limbs, pain
womb. inGammat ion Of the bladder
piies and indigestion. Before I had
taken one bottle Of Lydia z. Piukham,,
vegetable Compound felt a great deal
better and after taking two and one
aaIf bottles and half box Of Won,
Liver Fills was cured. II more would
TAX" your medicine they would NO,
nave TO suffer so much"
Nrs. JOSEPH PETERSON, 5I3 East 81
warren, Pa. writes:
DEAR MIA. PrSKHAM;-I hav. an.
'Hred with womb trouble over fifteen
"ars. l had Inflammation. ENLARGE.
cent and displacement Of the womb
l mad the backache constantly. ALA
headache. and was 80 dizzy. had
1eTt trouble. It seemed as though INV
heart was In my throat at times choi.
ng ne. could not walk around and
co, Id not lie down. for then nv heart
"ouI beat 50 fast would feel A
nous b | was smothering. had 70
ut up in bed nights in order TO breathe
wa" 80 weak eonld not do anv.
hing
nave now taken several bot
les OF Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetabl.
compound. and used three nacL
'ges OF sanative Wash, and can sav
am perfectly cured. do not tbIni
could We lived long II Mrs. PinL.
'Am" medicine had not heIped ua >
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
MONTANA.

A new $4,000 brick school house is
to be erected in Red Lodge.
The Hunter brothers Of Willow creek
have sold 100 mead of range horses to
an Iowa buyer for SIS per head.
Winfield Scott, Of Red Lodge, has
been allowed q pension of IS per month
with back pay since 1892, amounting
to $6SS.
The winter wheat crop in Bozeman
valley is not what the more sanguine
predicted. The winter affected it bad
ly. Much clover was also winter kill.
ed.
Professor J. B. Orr, of Big Timber.
has been granted a license for two
years by the state board of education
as an instructor for county insti-
tutes.
A petition for letters of administra-
lon In the estate of Edwin ]. Barker.
OF Neihart, killed in the railway wreck
at Waterloo. Iowa. has been filed in
Great Falls.
A case OF small pox is reported from
Clinton, a small station on tue North.
ern Pacific line about Is miles from
Missoula- A young man named
Sweeny is afiicted.
W. R Kermode, Of Elton reports
that the recent shipment of $500 head
OF sheep made by the firm of Kermode
4 Davis from Oregon, are now located
In their range and in good condition.
The first lodge in the United States
to be named after George Dewey, Dew
ey Lodge, Fraternal Union of America.
celebrated its first anniversary recent.
ly at Good Templars' Hall in Butte.
There nave been several disastrous
nres lately In Butte, attended by quite
large property loss. 1t is the opin. !
ion Of the nremen that nearly every one
mas been Of incendiary origin. A look. |
out will be kept for the frebugs in
the future.
Hamilton was without means of COM
munieation with the outside world ex.
eept by telephone, for a short time last
week The river rose over two feet
carrying away the west span of the
railway bridge and the approach of the
wagon bridge.
William Booth Of Butte, has been
convicted Of assault in the second de-
gree FOR fracturing the skull of Oscar
raul with a billiard cue. As a result
OF the injury Paul has become partial.
ly paralyzed on the left side. Booth
is Is years of age. |,
ROBERT Grant, while under the influ-
ence OF liquor, attempted to jump from
me Westbound train in Missoula. He
was struck by one Of the cars and sew.
erely bruised about the face. In ex. ,
Of his conduct he said he was :
going to Bonner, and as the train did
lot stop at that place, he attempted to r
Jump OF at Missoula- :
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
DEAFNESS CANNOT M CURED

BY local applications, ss they cannot reach ths
diseased portion OF the There II only one
way to cure DEAFNESS. ard that Ii BY eoa,tt.
tnttonal remedies Deafness 10 caused by an
lnfian,ed eondition OF the mucous IininE Of the
EestAchlan Tube. When this tube 10 tnfAms.i
you nave Fumbling sound or imperfect hear.
ING. and whsn u 10 entirely closed. p-a tnssa
u tha result. and unless the Inflammation can
Dc taken out. and this tubs restored u tts
normal condition, hearing will b destroyed
forever; nine cases out Of ten are eaaA~si b.
Catarrh. which 10 nothing bat an Inrlamsi
condition Of thu mpeoua surfaces
We VIII give one Hundred Dollars Tor any
case OF Deafness 'caused BY catArrhJ that eaa
not he cured BY HAlfa catArrh Cure send tor
circulars: free.
3. J, CHENEY q CO, Tot~do, Ohis
SOLD by Druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

Aliens Foot. Ease, n powder tor tho feet
IL cures painful, swollen. smArtinR, nrr.
vous feet, and instantly takes the sting Out
OF eorns and buni"ns. It's the greatest
comfort discovery 1T the age. Aliens F,nt.
t Ease makes tight or new Shoes ireI EASY.
~ Is . certain cure fnr IngrDwinR Nails.
feet. We have over D.nnb ts,timonI,I.
Try II today. Sold hy all dSuewists and
shoe Storvs. by mail for 2Sr. In SIAM .'
TRIAL package FREE. Address. Allen Il
Olmsted. lie Roy. y. Y.
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At Mount HoIyok. Cemetery,

South Hadley, Mass, June 2I.-Com.
mencement day at Mount Holyoke college
was made national event by the partici.
patton OF President Mckinley, who, with
Mrs. Mckinley, Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy Allen, and members Of his official
iamily, had come here TO witness the grad
ia ton Of Miss Gnee Mckinley, the prssi.
dents niece.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

The Mississippi river. from the
source OF the Missouri to the Eads Jet
ties. IL the longest river in the world.
II Is 1900 miles In length and drains
an area Of l.726. 900 square miles. The
Amazon Is the widest river in the
world. and. including the Benl. Is 1000
miles in length and drains 1850, 900
square miles OF territory.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

Kingston, Jamaica, June 2O.-Advices
from Antigua, British West Indies, say
there has been recurrence at Montserrat,
Leeward islands of serious riots in the
northern district extending to the capital,
Plymouth, over the old excise duty col
lections trouble, which oecasioned the riots
of last year. The police were overcome and
the island was for a time in the hands Of a
mob.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
LABOR NOTES.

The supreme court OF New Jersey
has declared that the trust Is a legal
institution. and the supreme court OF
Arkansas has knocked the antitrust
law Of that state into smithereens.
No less than Ave labor-saving ma.
chimes for the glass industry were
patented in Washington In one day.
Several were automatic and revolution.
airy. This shows the enormous pro
Sress that Is being made in that trade
Three United States court judges, sit
ting In Milwaukee. gave the alien con-
tract labor law a knockout blow BY de-
Gliding that 1t does not apply to artI-
sans and mechanics, but to unskilled
labor.
A big paper trust Is being organized
In Austria The powerful National
Credit Institution OF that country has
undertaken the task. and II 10 believed
that other industries will be Organized
In order to meet foreign competition.
The great Belgium miners strike Is
at an end. The bosses granted an In
crease Of per cent. with the promise
OF a further advance when present con-
tracts expire. II the promise Is not
kept the miners will strike again in a
month.
The law providing that union labor
only be employed by the authorities Of
indianapolis or its contractors. In
trades where unions exist, has been
knocked into a cooked hat by the
courts. More energy expended useless
ly.
There are some big strikes Of coal
miners and iron workers raging In
France. and some disturbances have
mountaineering to cable dis
patches.
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Task OFFERED 10 Hou,r.o,.

Paris, june 2l.-It is definitely an.
nouneed that President Loubet has asked
M Bourgeois, the former premier, and M
Del Case, minister Of foreign affairs, to
form a new cabinet. NJ. Bourgeois Is the
head OF the French delegation at The
Hague peace conference
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Explode. at FOR. pIeLen..

Atlanta, Ga, June 2l.-Colonel Roya
l. Frank, commanding the department o.
the gull, received dispatch from Lieuten
ant Horn, commanding officer at Fort
Pickens, Florida, stating that one of the
old style magazines at that fort had ex.
ploded. One man was killed by falling
debris. The explosion was caused by a
fire which Colonel Frank thinks must have
originated in the kitchen. The damage l.
not heavy.
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New York, June 2l.-A special from
Washington says:
Canada has served notice on England
that she must choose between the Unite
states and Canada in the settlement NJ
the Alaskan boundary question.
u Is stated on the highest authority tia,
ms statement represents accurately the
r"nn'uons submitted to England which
have delayed the negotiations between
:, Choate and Lord Salisbury in
The provisional line Of the mo,lus vivcndi
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II q train were run at the rate OF 30
miles an hour. day and night. without
. stop. II would require $50 years TO
make the Journey from the earth TO the
sun.
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Two important court decisions were
made this week. The supreme court
OF Indiana held that a local gas conn.
pine Is Illegal. while Judge Halle,t q,
the United States district cour, IN re-,
orado, granted a permanent injunction
restraining tho Denver city counciI
from repeating an ordinance Rran,Ins
q blanket franchise In porpetulty
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i uners was young man from Lsnors.
" " no boldly went of to the war:
Inc no beef made him sick,
lie recovered quite quick
ny the prompt use OF old Jesse Moorv
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COKhIan Coming we.,.

Terra Haute, Ind, June 2O.-Captain
Coghlan, Of the cruiser Raleigh, arrived
In the city today, accompanied by his wife,
whose home was formerly in this city.
coehlan d on the way to Puget sound.
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Lazy. isaAsn liver enn.s ntns t.,,h, q, ~,
deaths Give your liver life Win Caaar.t,
Candy Cathartie and save your own nful All
druggists. i0e. &c. Soc
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Nine men out Of ten think that The
Lord tempers the wind TO the shorn
lamb" Is from the Bible, whereas, Law.
renee Sterne Is the author.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

The largest ship ever built was the
Great Eastern. Her total length was
500 feet; breath. Iis feet: total weigh,
when launched 10000 tons.
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San Francisco, silver bars. 60 q.
Mexican dollars. 20 546es0 he.
New fork.--SilvrT certificates, 90 2
q d2c; bar silver. ca 9sc.
New fork.-Tbs brokers' price ior lead
= H.25 and for copper sls q.
London. Par silver. q III per ouncr.
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FIRE rsssaaasakiY CaseI - aaaas aagVsasne,
rvs arse nsss AaSts ma@ ~ 0Fs kanwH krse
l.stth< a4a ts.Atas IN, Al ~ klMM IA. a
AKA ssFssa. FaiiaAsfsGskA ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

The total number OF newspapers
published In the world at the present
time Is estimated at 10000. OF which
about on@halt are printed In the Ems.
lish language.
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Mothers ~ili aaA MrA wInslsw's eastk.
Tag syrup The b=At FSmsAy 10 asa tsg thar
saiLlTva daTns the tssshAas pssssA
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P4so's Cure for cansamption u our osis
medicine for coughs and eai1a--MfA n
BslIz As SIN Ave. Dsnveg Gel. MaV q 4
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PEiating was known In chiaa IN a
ThiEtssnth Century. Pelishsa m<laI
vas used before that time.
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The term Almighty Dollar" oriKin.
ated with Washington Irving. a. a "a,
tire on the American love for gain.
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wheat.

Portland. OrsgUH $3.50 Wheat Walla
"alll. S9a 50 &c. valley, 500 snr bins
stem. GiaG2e.
Tacoma. Wash.--An improvement Of Pc
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The largest school In the world Is
the Jews free school Of spltAlsneld.
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OF $500 pupils.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24

First musical n0tsa used. lsas:
printed. 1909.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-24
PUERTO RICO HAS A PROTEST
COMMERCE BEING HAMPERED,

Commissioner Claim They Are Treated
unfairly Have NO American Privileges
Due Thsm -sabJsst 10 . Military haisF
Ia all rhiBEs.