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Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27
Jerome 10 to make improvements
in her school accommodations, at a
cost of $1,000.

The Prospecior reports that an
earthquake was felt in Tombstone
on the night Of October 9Th.
Prof Theo ID Coeknrll 0. the
New Mexico college 81 agriculture
Il now with Prof. McLlatchie IN
Salt River valley. Investigating IN
secis Injurious to fruit.
Editor A. II. Dsnta, the veteran
newspaper man and soldier, has
di.posed oi his interest in the
"PIck and Drill" u weekly journal
published 10 Prescott, to j H.
ShuI.z, an old newspaper man
The remains OF an unknown man
were found few days ago IN the
desert hills, nine miles the other
side % the Phoenix nine, by 10
rerzo Rosae, a Mexican Who lives
il the mining camp.
TIE remnlns OF aa unknown
man we're found on the track of The
N. NJ. q A. about q mite below
Rollin Tuesday morning OF last
week. The man had been run
over and killed by the north bound
train Of the night previous.
Al WbeatHeIds, penr Globe. John
Bowers, driver OF a meat wagon
was shot and killed by Lee Chung,
peddlrr Of vegetables They
n1afrelled about The right OF way
The celes,ial was discharged by
The cosoner'e jury.
The fret child born at Marlcopa,
(lhe mother being en- route to
Phoenix, has been presented With
diamond nee lace ty the citizt 10
Of Mnricopa and they have oh
iained The permission OF the litlle
lad, i parents. Mr.. and Mrs i y
Porter, OF Phoenix. 20 name her
"Maicopa' Porter.
T'he supreme court Of The terri
tory ia Ia meet this month AT
this sessIon the fate of the appeal
in the Halderman brothers case
will be decided. Ii il probable
thu court will adjourn 10 the reg
ular meeting IN January without
taking action on any recently hled
cases at the special term.
VIM. Ward, the orange rancher
whose grove is close TO the Camel
Back, says that he will have be-
tween six aud seven care Of
oranges. lemons, grape frnis and
tapgerines this year a consider
able increase over last year. Mr.
Ward has already disposed OF his
crop 10 eastern parties.
The Tact is being very well
settled that the real name of the
man now in jail at Santa Fe. who
ia Incorporating as Tom krtehnm,
is really Diii, and 'hat ium hri.
chom il at large. esys the Prescott
Courier. II IL further aiatcd that
Berry ketchum, who visited Dill
il Santa re. gave ont that Dill
was his brother Tom and did 80
for obvious reasons
The Globe correspondent Of the
Los Angeles Times states that the
q. v. &. & N. road may be *
tended into Tonto basin and pos
ably to Jerome. II is iniima,ed
that the recent trip OF Superln-
tendent Randolph OF ths > +
company to Globe WAS foI the pnf-
pose OF investigating. with Presi
dent Garland, the resources of
Tonto basin and the upper Salt
River valley,
The sudden and nnaccountahle
disappeaTaoce OF DR.. W. 9. Won
schow in remote section of 30
nora has startled his friends IN
that state and has caueed grave
suspicions with them and his wife
in California that be has been
murdered. When he left bsv,a
cora be took with him MeSicsn
guide. The came night the guide
returned to the town aud told that
the doctor had discharged him.
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pffp\stNH aITTE
Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27

10 The mythology Of Ancient Greece
Hymcn, the god Of marriage, was the half
brother Of Isculapns, the god OF medi
cine. lie aucictts believed that mar
Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department OF the Interior.
Land Office at Las Cruces, N. NJ,
Sentcmbpr | ltb. 1890

NOTICE is hereby given that the
following named settler has filed notice
Of his intention to make fral proof in
support OF his claim, and that said,proof
will be made before the Probate lerk
at Hillsboro, n NJ, on Nov 4th, 1899.
viz: ANDRES MONTOYA, who made
Homestead Entry No. 22O6, for the +. "a
NV a Sec. l3, I. II s., r. W., N. NJ
Mer
tie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: 4
Dolores Abeyta, of Hillsboro. N. NJ.
Tomas Baca, oi Hillstoro, N. NJ.
urbana Arrey, OF Hillshoro, N. M.
kaquel Candelaria Of Hillsboro, n. NJ.
EMIL sOLIGNAC,
Register
Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27
ARIZONA NEWS.

Tempe has voted water works
scnds BY . large ossjorisy'
Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27

NOTICE For pTPIICATIoN
Department of the Interior.
Land Office nj Las Cruces. N M.
August 29th, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing nan Ell settler has filed notice Of her
intention 10 make final proof IN support
Of her claim, and that id proof will be
made before Register or Receiver at Las
cruces. n. NJ. on October Goth, 1899. viz !.
Emily COZ ENAN. who mace heme-
stead entry No. 1926. f,r the lots 8 and
10 Sec. 50, 7. IL s., r. 4W., N. NJ.
Mcr.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her contii uous residence upon aud
cultivation q said lspd. via
Simon Pollok. oi Rineon, n. Nj
Alex Ngtts. oi Rircon. N. NJ.
Agapito Torres. Il Gal field. n. NJ.
j. J. shrirer, II Garfield, N. III.
EMIL SoLIGNAC,
Resistas.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department of the Interior.
United States LAID oiiloe,
la. Cruces. a. y
&.pf,4luNtt lgfr 1900

Las Cruces. a. 81.
September lSla. 1890,
A sufficient eontast Hili iasit having
been filed in this ofiice ht lee Paid
rnt,testant a9ains' the hoia s eAs enf y
No. 2074, nasie December 7, 1891. foe
Sc i NE. i. Me : L. a. Section
81. Township ii S. RuNe ? Nv. by
Horace Walker, rontestee, in which il IS
alleged that Horace Walker has
Wholly ahaf dened said trac, aud not
settled ace rd.rg to law changed llis
residence for more than 4 wears next
prior Ia the date il the Ailllayit ot con-
test. and thrt said absence Is nci ne TO
lis ,mplo,m nh ii the u ;. Navy or
AfAiv Marine Corps, or during she war
VI th Sgai8. or amy other war IA Which
ti,e |, > i,,as - ,.ss..-s =. -. -
tcstaui IS ready 10 prove SAID allesailans
~ such q time nni place rs may he
named hy the K 4 II. fra hearing in
sasi case, and he Therefore asks 70 hc
allowed to prove sad allesailons. q q
that ~ai homes ieaa entry No. -u54 MY
he cancelled and forfeited % she &. s.,
ne. tite SSH COZ t.s;alt. paying ihe ex
tensnS ,f sn,h a hearing
said rariies sre hereby notified 10
appear. reinad ard .utfsr ev'denre
iouchis.g sid alieea'ipn 4, ip a'cio I
a M. 90 Nov. l3. 1889. heiore ihe Nes's-
ter ar.ss Receiver, ~ The United states
l.aud 0lise Re Las truces \ A.
Tha sail CONTESTANT having, ~ pro
per aaidasif. filed : n, -, ista, st forth
facts eisich ~hew ihs' after ane 'ils'genre,
p. rsoual ssavie % this noljee can not he
made il herey oideie and directed
that suh tsee 'e gwen by due aud
proper publication.
EMIL soLIGNAC,
ktalRssr
Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27

ge and health
should 20 to-
gcsher, and as
d result the
Greeks Of THAI
tim c l. a y c
ever sin c e
been lool ed
upon rs iyfes
} Of physics "a
perfection
sickly moth
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Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27

Christs Church Mission.
Episcopal Church, IiIllslsl, \ NJ
Services are held morning snd
evening on alternate Sur davs. at
the Union Church Union Sunday
School is held at 10 =. m. on every
Sunday at the Union Church.
l. + MOWERS.
Church Warden.
Sierra County advocate., 1899-10-27

WANTED We viii pay $40 90
a week salary 10 either man or
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21
Columbia Men AEaIn.

New York, Oct. lS.-What promised tC
be a splendid days sport in the contest tot
Americas cup between Shamrock and TO
lunIbia brought disappointment to the
owners OF the slOops and the public gener'
ally. Within hall an hour after the st1rt
which was good one, Sir Thomas Lipton's
yacht was disabled by the breaking oil
her toPmast and was obliged to give up
the Tdce, while the Columbia, under the
rules governing the contests Tor the inter
national trophy, proceeded to sail over
the course alone.
At the time OF the accident the cG1 de.
fender Vas leading the challenger by sew
eral boat lengths. For about u quarter OF
an hour after the start the Shamrock held
the lead, but made no gain Then the de-
lender overhauled and passed her, and
continued to gain until the catastrophe
occurred that put the Shamrock oui of
the race.
When the accident occurred that dashed
LiptOns hopes, the Shamrock was stand
ing oil to sea on the port tack, it being
the longest OF the two boards she had To
take to windward after crossing the start.
ing line. The wind was blowing about IL
miles an hour from east by south, and
there was considerable lump on the sea.
There was nothing else left for the
Shamrock to do but to turn around and
start for home, amid few cheers from
excursion boats telling OF sympathy. The
Columbia finished almost two hours with
in the time limit, demonstrating that the
race would have been a fine one ii there
had been a contest between the two boats
The cup committee announces that there
will be no race Wednesday aud the Sham.
rock Is to be remeasured tomorrow. The
disabled boat has gone to Erie Basin to
have her new tOpmdst set up.
The regatta committee has made no de-
eision Is to when the next race will occur.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

The rush Of farm work continues In
the Palous country.
South Bend has raised the saloon H.
cense from $500 to $500 for the ensu'
Ing year.
The enrolment in the Olympia
schools is but slightly greater than a
year ago.
Medical Lake Is under the necessity
Of employing an additional teacher in
the public schools.
Walla Walla now believes she has
succeeded in capturing the firebug that
has been operating in that city so long.
The record of births and deaths OF
Walla Walla county for the quarter
ending September 80. shows 63 births,
Sc boys and "a girls. and AZ deaths.
Spokane hank clearlngs for the week
Just past were $l.522.2S4 an Increase
OF about 80 per cent over the same week
one year ago.
The county commissioners of Whit.
man county haxe fixed the state and
county tax levy at 10 mills. Last year
il was IA mills.
The apple crop OF the Rogue River
valley is good this year. and is being
looked after both by local shippers and
buyers from abroad.
Beef cattle are not so plentiful In the
Colvllle valley this year as in the past,
and mich cows demand higher
price this fall than heretofore.
A one-horse circus. which has been
operating in Vancouver. broke up in
lively row. in which soldiers, actors,
employees OF the show. citizens. and
peace officers all took a hand.
Robert Watkinson OF Skagit county
raised 20 pumpkins In one hill. the
largest Of which weighed 105 pounds.
and took the prize at the Northwestern
exposition. The combined weight OF
the 20 was one ton.
At the state fair in Yakima an apple
was exhibited that measured Is IL
inches in circumference. which Is
claimed to be the largest on record An
other apple weighed % ounces, and a
squash measured 80 inches around.
Hardy Getty OF Fairhayen, a boy OF
IL Whlle WORKING at TIN cutting ma
chine in the Pacific Sheet Metal Works,
got both hands under the circular cut
tiers, and they were so badly mangled
that the doctors are very doubtful OF
saving either hand.
The o. r. Z ". has bought 80 acres
OF land at winOna junction. in Whit.
man county, on which II will establish
earshops and division and dispatchers'
headquarters. Tho shops now at Tekoa
and Starbuck will be removed there
before January l"next.
A potato phenomenon Is being dis
played in Colfax. The growth consists
OF several large vines. on which there
are scores OF potatoes ranging in size
from birds egg to mans fist. The
potatoes grow entirely above instead OF
under the ground.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21
m WAS 4 BLOODY BATTLE
THREE HUNDRED WERE KILLED
IN. bo~rs said 10 Have bees me-
,.l..d-Lnte Dispatches Give an
A...unt OF HEAVY FtEhtlnE-A
n,aamits TraIa HIs"a tP--naaass
u.,.rtrd Ut wO@rn aHd ChilaFea.

Pretoria. oct. Is. Heavy lighting
took Mace north Of Mafekng, An aTn''
,,st main. sent to repair the railroad
li,. ,nrnrJ Ire ON the lioeT command,
I'M. bufuhrr was Killed aud two more
wounded.
4 second eng cement followed In which
nine mlt,h we're Wounded,
While General Cronjrs' troops were
ustr line broken railnay bridge, nine
nl,s nafth II NairAins, an approaching
tram haIrd With dynamite ~as bred up
Oh and blaau up. There wets no casual
Ire, uu The ltana'Ial siIe.
A special dispatch from cape Town says
~, lser, auI Is british acre KILLED ia bat
III. 1T AuGraus Colpaoi H4'lcH-to"vll
mad, a .artl. from M4fvkins ia force AMI
attacked the Ioets Who Ssre investing
tr- town. After nrree nshttaz the Brit
.su carried the day
Pretoria. ,kt lS Dispatches received
hy the gyyrtunirut ally lighting e"niih'
ur, north of Ntaieking. The buttsh, at
,pf the second eusig ynlent, retired IN the
direction II tn, town. baL they teouhied
.as attack shortly iitrre ards, bat Is"
bu,shyra being Killed AMI three auuHied
lbr command engaged N1a imr*'le'l,
1aing ls The wlul ui heavy artillery
ahl,u aps subsequently, obItiard from
U,urril trgnls.
ildysm,gh, <,l, u,t. Is The threat
rneI assault prln tisne,s - briiesed 10
br i ig.nJ ia tbs hulr Vi ~eaksning the
slutsou, befe tuI exposing the tUs Il,
To the aeslaift
lAr lysr, 4tr reatlng preparatory u
completing tArlt rnltteiHg ntFrm III ~
IA ll.IsA upan DunIsv. Ihry elHfrJt al
Ylure m4sh hhh.t atth9ut coming tal6
contact saith GuI,A cavalry, aho sesreh
l.r Pynrlan,
Nr,rrhrir,, the Situation i, suah la1l
tll.- 1sufsug - expected th the neit ia
ture Ia tbs section ,p,rt from Isaull5sy
ausp,st .k.rnlshs-
Al tue somra anil shtalspn hAvr IelI
uunIrr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

The Ravalli county teachers insti-
tute has convened in Hamilton.
Forest Supervisor J. B. Weber of the
Bitter Root reserve announces that the
forest rangers will all he discharged
on the 18th.
G. Denny, county attorney Of Mis-
soula county, will go before the demo
clatIc convention next year a candidate
for the Office Of governor.
The real estate which Ravalli county
has acquired for taxes will be sold at
public auction on November II. The
assessment list shows that Ravalli
county has 1850 taxpayers.
Charles Henton, a miner at the
Broadway mine at Silver Star. was torn
to pieces by a missed hole. His PARTNER
who was working by his side, Vas not
injured. Henton had his home at
Boulder.
Rev. James Reid, president of the
Montana state college of agriculture
and mechanic arts at Bazeman, says
that the higher educational institutions
are receiving great aid from the high
schools.
E. GOughnour has sold his entire
numbering interests on the St Regis
to the Western Lumber Company. The
price paid is said to be $4,000. This
includes fine milling plant recently
put in place.
There has been encouraging activity
in real estate circles in Helena, Mont.
during the past fall. There has been
much activity among small buyers, and
a good demand for small homes and
improved residence property.
Captain Detchmenty OF the Twenty
third United States infantry has open
ed recruiting ONCE in Aissoula, hay
ing been informed that in this neigh
borhoOd there are several DESTROYS Of
seeing service in the Philippines.
The total tax and assessment OF Ra-
Salli county. as equalized for the year
1899. is as follows: Total assessment,
S2.7l0,S77. State tar. 3S,777.19; sheep
inspection and indemnity .ax, SzS. 81;
stock inspection and detective tax,
S5ll.9l; stock indemnity, Si2.73;
county taxes. @54,217 "a; poll tax, ST.
9I2; special road tar, 1926; special
school tax. ll,75O. IS; town OF Hamil.
ton. $685.. 80; total tax. 3sO,4S7.97.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

London, Oct. ls.-The gradual cutting
oil Of outlying points at the scene Of hos
tilltles in South Africa from Geographic
communication reduced the news obtain
able TO the minimum. Thus far, however
no reliable information has been received
OF any actual fighting except at KraaipIn
and occasional exchange oil shots at yIri.
Gus outp0sts- There is no Lack Of circum.
stantial stories regarding fighting at yari,
Gus points, but these are scarcely published
before they are denied. The only salient
facts in this mornings kilograms are that
the BOers have advanced beyond New
castle and formed lager near Dlnh1us-
er, about Il miles north Of Dundee, and
that kimberly Is isolated and probably in.
vested.
Kimberly has thus become the immedi-
ate center Of interest. The last message
from Kimberly prior TO the cutting Of the
telegraph and railway by the Beers, sail:
"All troops at Kimberly are weIl.''
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21
Industrial Notes.
Issued Every Week.
SI.7s a Year.

Umatilla county. Ore. now has for
sale no less than 100000 bushels of
wheat.
1t is said that there are at present
10000 head Of sheep on the way to The
Dalles. Ore. for shipment east.
Monday Of last week CoQuille cream
cry patrons were paid for their August
product. about $4,000 being distributed.
The money was of new coinage silver.
One hundred and forty tons of sugar
beets is the average daily shipment be-
ing made over the Elgin branch OF the
o. r. &N.
The finest clay In the world for max
ing pottery is on Belling bay. A good
chance for some enterprising indiVidu-
al to make his fortune without going
to Cape Nome.
Frank Niekerson, a farmer living
east OF Phoenix. Jackson county. Ore,
lost his barn and $50 bushels of wheat,
besides a lot OF hay, recently from
stubble fire, which got beyond control.
John and viii Ambrose of Ritter
bought Of Tim Connolly. the Condor
sheepman, 1000 head OF ewes at $3.25
per head, which he delivered in the
Kahler basin. 10 miles below Monu-
ment, Ore.
Between 1900 and 1900 head Of and
2-year-old beef cattle were started for
the railroad from Harvey county, Ore,
last week. These cattle were bought
by C. L. Rothell Of Nebraska, and put
something over $4,000 in circulation.
Oyster Bay, Wash, is now shipping
500 sacks OF Oysters a week, and ar
raRgements are bing made to increase
the catch. Joel Woods. who resides
near BOlles. has finished threshing his
crop and has over $4,000 sacks of grain,
about $4,000 bushels.
Labor is so scarce in Fairhaven that
railroad contractors and others are de-
laying work on various enterprises un-
til more plentiful supply of workmen
are to be had change from three
years ago. when laboring men were sit
ting around on the curbstones, waiting
for sOmthing to turn up.
The Grays Harbor Commercial Com
pany is running night and day, besides
installing a monster plant for fire pro-
lection, costing some $4,000. More
than 500 men are on its payrolls, and
many more could find employment by
applying.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

The U. K. & n. and Oregon Sho'i
Line have added buffet, smoking ana
library car to their PortlAnd'Chicaso
through train. aud dining ear service
has been inauguarated, The train 10
equipped with tho latest chair cars
day coaches and luxurious hIst'ela.s
and ordinary sleep-Is. Direct eonnec-
ton made ut Granger with Uniun Pa
cinc, and at Ogden with Rio urands
line, from all points in Oregon, wash
ingtOn aud Idaho to all EAsIeIn elIieA
For information. rates, etc, call on
any o. X. & n. agent. OF address W.
II. Hurlburt, General Passenger Agent.
Portland.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21
she DFaak Poison.

Spokane, Oct. 20.-Mrs. John G. Buell.
died at her home in the old college BULL.
ing on Bridge avenue from the effects 81
i quantity Of poison which she drank
with the idea u taking her life.
The poison, which consisted OF a guam
tity Of rough on rats, was taken in E
tit Of dependency. The deceased had
been in poor health for the past two years
and is said to have had a similar nervous
impulse to make away with herself once
or twice before, although this was the
first time she attempted suicide.
Mrs. Buell. had lost two children in the
past few year,, and her only other child is
low with typhoid fever. These facts had
Preyed upon her mind and made her very
nPfyOas
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21
sheep Perish In Colorado.

Leadville, Colo, Oct. l9.-For more
than a week snow storm Of unprecedent-
ed severity for this time Of the year has
been raging in the mountains surrounding
LeadVille.
One band Of 400 sheep and the herier
with them are lost. The sheep belong 10
Goslin BrotherA The name Of the shep.
herd Is not known. Other large floeks
have reported heavy Losses and no word
has been received from many Others known
10 be still In the mountain pastures.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21
Heavy Lo..e. In ChIeaso FIrr.

Chicago, Oct. l0--Fire at 100 to I3C
West Washington street, caused a loss oil
100000. The entire east half Of the
building was destroyed. The west half /.
occupied by the Fowler Bicycle Company
but a fire wall prevented the flames from
spreading to this portion Of the building.
The tenants who sustained losses are /:
Chicago Folding Box Company, $4,000.
Imperial Electric Plating Company, Sl5,-
OO1; !. Passer & CompIny, -four merchants,
$1,000; Walter Ehrman & Company,
manufacturers Of bicycle parts, $4,000;
loss on building, $3j 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21
seveAty-TAree mour. to Frisco.

Chicago, Oct. ls,-Chieago to san
Francisco in II hours--73 hours actual
time-is the schedule ON which the over
land special lett this city last evening and
inaugurated the new schedule. The time
was formerly ~ hours.
The first stop west Of Chicago under the
new schedule is DeKllb, the % miles b.
ing covered in less than that number Of
minutes. The train will arrive in san
Francisco on the third day at $50 p. NJ,
western time. The eastbounl seyyise
makes the same reduction in time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

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tt4gs eat4srB Gasrs - tsAsa lssssassty ast.
taS @iFustfg aSsa tAa eha.,t aRsf NasAsssns sssp.
ia ~ sAs - stass. NEikEAs.ssAtks saaS fraa
fries t,g pes nsstths nfht Ne sif l@axseass
uAirs t4s4afg ttlAs zee ~ t.zss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

London, Oct. 2l.-The British foreign
office asserts that the verbal changes in
the terms Of the Alaskan modus viyendi
are OF no practical importance and have
been readily agreed to, and that it is a.
summed United States Secretary Of State
Hay and the British charge d'affaires in
will sign Immediately.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

San ttlnrlwo. Ust Is General WI
.oun 4 >htttrr. aAa. iur oyvr a yeas. aAs
hr4 .ar pu.i,psn u bug44srr s.urfII 20
tur regular ismy ln.L map general II ~
untrrf, will 90 20 he frturI llsL u Lhe
regular army Immediately
Ih,, 30 t.surgIi snIitsf stLa birth,ily
aud gr tra4r, by yprrItua 81 the las
sHlh atrs tas AZ. auiL u officers I gA.
rrgu..r Itn5Y li- rIl. Anaryrr frlItIta
80 r,mn-tuI ~ Ia~ l~paftmrn. VI gar a..
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

Portland, Or, Oct. ls.-William Wal.
lace Thayer, formerly governor and chief
justice Of Oregon, il dead at his home
near this city Of cerebral congestion, aged
~ years.
lie was born in Livingston county. New
York, aud came to Oregon in 1862.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-10-21

Aliens Foot Tease, a powder Tor lhs
feet II cures painful, Swollen. smtrtins.
nervous feet, aud Instantly takes the sths
out OF curns ami buuiOns. II S the sfed +
est comfort discovery Of the isr, AleH
Foot Ease makes usht o. nr" aho"s feel
easy Il Is certain c4rs Tor insro~-
Ing Nall, sweating. Gallon, ard hot, tired,
aching feet. We have over ~ 80 tes-inlgh-
ials Try Il today. Sold by all irissisis
and shoe stores Hy mail for !ye IN
stamps Trial package FREE Address.
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