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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

on the Tth FIRE drove so families into
the streets from tenement houses on
fifth street. New York city. One child
was hurt by being thrown from a win
dow and may die.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

Mail bags b~longing to the steamer
Labrador. which was wrecked on III.
northwest coast of scotland. 90 the
is'. while on her way from 81. John,
y. B.. to Liverpool, have been rrcox-
sr...I
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16
An OLD citirrn Dead.

J. d. Fly. a prominent planter of the
delta. died az Oxford last week Of Ia
grippe. Mr.. Fly was 5. years old a,
the time OF his death.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

New York, March Il.-Mme. Schu-
mann Heink. the famous eoutralto
singer. is critically i'll with erysipelas.
in this city.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16
Out of Sight
Out of Mind"

In Other months sue forget
the harsh xvinds of Spring.
But they hape their use. as
some say. 10 bioSv out the
Bad ar accumulated after
Winter storms aad Spring
haxvs. There is far more
important accumulation of
badness IN tie veins and az
feries of humanity. (Which
needs Hood's SarsIpanlii.
This grvAi Srrine Meiicins char Go
the blood A. nrthing eise can IL cures
scrosula. kidnrv disra-~. hver troahi-s.
rh~-sma.i.un and kinsirrd ailments. Thus
10 give. perfect h~Alth. strength and ap-
petit. for months ~ come
Nlc1peys --N Wy kidn~y. iruuhi~'i n..
snf on aivir~ tessk tfogsf. SsF~.rarills
~bich gave prnnigt r-li-f t-ts-r arr~ti'e.
Ny -h~-r 10 rsfr~~hinr u rurri my wife
si.c- Nr~.rt Bows. 5sss fA-nny street.
Fiftxhurr. "a
Oyopepsla Complicated With liver
snf siiflry trspuhic ! su-srr,i fur year.
9th Dyspepsia. vifh -rv~rv pains. Ht-sss
S.rsspariiis mAdr me ssrsnr aut b-arfy.
J. u. k~rHFny. Main ~trrsf. Aubnrri. Ne.
tlip Oiseaec live running sorrs on
my hip cAm~~si ne 70 use crufsh~~. Was
crunns<i a. hs'; every viutrr. Ho-pt's ser
sspariiia .av-,i ny life. a. II curesi ne p~s
fcrtiv. Am strnx arf wril" ASSN
EosEHr. a. Foursh 81. Van River. Mas.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

New York, March 1.-The steam.
ship Luesnia. sailing for Europe. will
take out $4,000 ounces Of silver.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

Il don't think. growlsd zen Wsyisr,
that ms ability as prophet Is recognized
a. ID should -
" hat the matter gsusrsiF
eventually be pacihsdt' ChTon
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

Thc Port Arthur Crex.) ship canal
oil b~ practically completed about
the .oth inst. when il is proposed to
celebrate the event in a fitting m.u-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16
VICTIMS OF AN EXPLOSION.
Jared ~ an Espte-tss OF r~--
s~- o.. . cstsssss Nt-e.

benver, Col. March IA sp~cial
to the Times from rresie. Col. -.s,s
In explosion OF several hundred
pounds of powsler occurred tn tunnel
No. D. of the tommo,iure mine. Great
ing great hasoe and killing at isast
four minrr~. The names Of the dead
% far found arr
..Seotfy~ Watson.
Frank Hess
John s1rner
II i certain that one other miner
lname not Vet asc-rtsinesil was killed.
aud Il j. t-~iiesed that the dead num-
ber SIX. and that thsrr are several
Others srriauSlY injured.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

Putting a watch under ouss pIl.ev W..
cot MAKE h.i ID Ln.l-An WI.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

Ralph seither Killed himself in hi.
ruam IN Newark. " j.. on the 9TH. hy
drinking csrbolic acid. becauSe his a.
yeaf-old daughter. Mary. had been
.--rsfe,i for theft
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

Trade. remarked the agetioue,r. a. hs
tackled uu his red emblem "a indFaie sale
81 furniture. -alEaYs follows the fag -
Iown IoIles.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16
PERFECT
WOMAN
HOOD

am To-Day 4 wen Ho-
mar. | would say to all
suffering women. take
Lydia E. Pinkhans
medicine and your suf-
erings viii vanish.
Mas. MAGGIE PHIL
LrPPE, of Ladoga. Ind,
writes;
DEAR MSs. PnsK-
HAM-For four years l
suffered from ulcers-
ton of the womb.
I became so weak I
could not walk across
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

Some stfious. Ike freseoe work. only re-
veal their ,oleF alter they have been done
awhile Ram. Horn.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

Gen. Ludlow eahl~d to the var de-
rartment from Havana. on the oh. that
,he deaths in that city for February.
f-qa. were 81 per cent. less ihaa for
February. is9~.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16
gen. LAW7ON At MANILA.
He Arrived on Board the Transport
Grant With Over Sevenseen
Hundred Regulars.
REPORTED 70 niJ. sen. orIs Fea puIY
rh~ Ir~.ps 90 s~ Ds.~ re hsrkes p.-
~~ais'-i,. SD 's- sinsps..s Nsy
>ess u~sr rr..s rh-w-rhs a.
-~si.. "s tts~ o@~~rs. hisp~a -
Ncttes. >htsp~s Hs... 90 ~~ssas.

Washington. Nsrsh ia cable
gram received at the var department.
dated Manila. March 10. says that the
transpor, Grant arrived with the
troops In good condition. The Nrixo-
ma and NewPrt I~av- to-day for san
francisco the Artevpa ia Honx
Kong. ard th- Ne~pori va NaTaSaki
The Grant carried ts Manila the
Fourth Infantry and four companies
of the srs"nts~uth infantry
This adds 20 the troops under the
command of ten. Otis. g officers aud
i.si6 enlisted men IN. Grant. with
Cen. W II. Iawton in command.
sailed FROM New York January to.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

The letter said to have been written
early last month by Gen. Maximo Go
mez to Senior Eugene Hestes. OF Por-
to Rico, and published IN La Discus
eIon NJ Havana. as well as many Amer-
lean papers. in which the writer said
he would aid the Porto Ricans in ev-
cry way possible. and. if necessary.
even by the sword. has been repub-
hshed in San Juan de Porto Rico, and
Is having a bad effect on certain
classes of Porto Ricans.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

erh. here last var. remarked ths o'a
laay. has leeu q tiessln Ia ms fan j.
John drawn Of a blE peusiou i,r cue ear
ar thrs- hngsts th. ole Wan writln a
var history: Mos engaged o. a sergeant.
an lsrnass rw ne - uuarrv d fsArr that
come within an sss oi h~ia IN Fu' a
lants Consistuiieu-
"Docfor. sad h.. I'm vistin Of in.
sornnia cant sleep u there the ieasi
notse-saeh eat On the back isncs iul
instance fhis powder vtl' - Elective.
replied the phys5rlan. after caWiauntiuf
prescription w hsn DO | tale li. doctor
You don't take b. tirs 60 O. ihs eat iu q
little mix .-i.ondon Iif.R.is
martyr 20 science.
Why. Doctor. yoa xe just been reading
paper bsinre the mstlczl soeIefy Gaining
that sissiux dangerous To heath. aud neN
you want = krss from me
For VOC. my de4F ] Wou.a Siaaly fsce
any danger - Chtcsga journal
Putting a watch under ons-s pillow W.!
rot make a bid tick-1 hn-tt4n WarA
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16

The following statement was issued,
on the Ieth. showing the total number
OF deaths reported to the adjutant
generals office between May |. isos,
and February. -. 1893: Killed in ae-
ton. 329; died of wounds. i2s; died OF
disease, 5,2T1; total. 5.s3l.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-03-16
oae~r. N~s..s.. s.., ussa..

Manila. March ~. ) p. M. The r.
mains ~ Col ". r. Smith. Mai 2.
NcConsili~. capt. David :. Elliott. and
Second ii-u'. Eug-ns = Frenrh :, be-
were killed in action. w~r- shipp~..
home by the United stai~s transport
Scandia. with military honorS the
Second Oregon volunteers furnishing
the escort through the ciiy
ai.-G@n. I-awton. who arrived herr
on hoari the United States transport,
Grant from New York. landed. aud
formally reported - Mai Cen. otis.
after which he returned on t,ari the
Grant. The troop- that reached here
on boarl the Grant (,h- Fourth in
fSuiry aud battalion % the seven
tcenih infantry Wiii b. si--mharke 81
immediately \ battalion of the TW~n-
~ -~~cond infantry has reinforced ten
Wheaton, brigade.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

Washington, June THE secretary Of
state has received the following cable
gram from Bartlett Trip, the United
States representative on the Samoan com
mission:
"Apia, Samoa, May 81, via Auckland
Mataafa disaFmed. Over 1900 rebels sur
rendered..
Malietoa and Tamasese have visited the
members Of the Samoan commission on
board the United States transport Badger,
MataaiA visited them the following day.
Neither was recognized as king.
Mataaia blamed the Europeans for the
trouble here. The commissioners informed
him they had power to establish a govern.
ment with or without king. Mataaia
thought the Samoans should have king
but expressed willingness to disarm his
followers and leave the matter in the
hands of the commission.
The Germans acted, for the first time
in many months, with the representatives
OF the other powers and have officially
sent a guard ashore.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

Justics LanshiIn. % rupsems eos.s
Buffalo. he's oBdssed psrsnanenl ~
Junction. with costa. and : fall aeeouns.
Ing Of sales. 70 issne aeainsl Paul \
HudsOa. the manufactures a the -,
powdss called 'DR Clark,a Poo, pow.
der. J" and also aEainsa = retail dealer n
B,eoklyn. EsstFainins lien lreln msk.
ing Of selling tlle DE. Glark's Fsef
Powder. which 10 dpeiaFe.l. In the dssl.
sion Of the eelitt. IN imilslian and
infringement u .feos.Rass. ;, ~
pOwde, tos tired. zshias isss 10 shaks
inIo your shoss. now 70 largely aslvs,.
Iised aHl satl all over the eoantsy.
Allen s oianstssi. ~ - Roy. kss
York. V the sunss 81 the lsssls nah
"Fsss Eass.'' and he q the agst inslI.
viiaai wha ssss advrstian& iaol pam.
der extensively svss Glas eonnisy. IL
y III senj = sample Psse 20 Anyons wla
writes MIN los IT, The deeisl0n Il
this eas- arhoLls bic trade mAsh anA
readers all parties tsahls she iranau.
lsniiy sltemPt T. psenl " the sHfsn.
sivs Pest Ease advertising. 10 plae-
ing aFoa the ma,kst . spasleas and
sia,ils, appearing PtsfaFstien. lahslsd
sud put nP in envelopes ensl heHss lske
Poet, Ease. similar sai;s wiil b
bsanshi sssinst ell,ess ulse are new 10.
iringipE on the f,ss.- Eass trsae msTk
and eosnmea is~ ssshIa =.
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shot and Beaten by III. Family.

New York, june 9-As a result Of a
family qusrrel, Morris Foley. mechanic.
20 years OF age, lies in the hospital suffer
ing from two bullet wounds and several
cuts in the head. There r no hope for hi.
recovery.
Foley accuses his wife and her daugh-
ter Hannah Poole, Of attempting his muir.
der. He says his wife held him while
his steP-daughter shot and beat him. The
women deny the charge.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10
IDAHO.

The new ferry boat to be operated
two miles above LsnoFe was successful
ly launched recently.
Indian Agent Fisher has resigned
and he Is confidently expecting to BE-
relieved from his public duties at this
Nez Perez agency In a few days.
The ferry operated at Peck either
broke loose or. as II IL thought in some
quarters. was cut loose. and driitcd
for miles down the stream.
Unprecedented activity In the freight
business out OF Kendrick has been the
feature Of the past few days. owing to
the fair state OF the roads. Sixteen I.
horse teams were loading At one time.
The position Of farmer At the Nsz
Percs agency has been abandoned.
James Conley, who has held tho posi-.
ton for nine years. has been offered
transfer to Grow Greek agency. South
Dakota.
By the collapse Of a row. boat in the
big eddy OF the Clearwater near Ara.
tina, George Martin Of Fort Jones, Cal.
was drowned. =. z. Clayton, OF ben.
yer. was also thrown into the waste OF
waters when the boat broke up. but
was rescued by George Kesnsy and m.
other man. The second rescuer de-
elined to give his name.
The First National Bank Of Idaho
at Boise. was the second national bank
organized on the Pacific coast and has
since 1867 opened its doors 10 ItS de. |
positors with unwRvsrinE integrity,
Ihere are 1866 national banks in the
United States and the number Of this
bank Is 1868. The Boise City Nation
al Bank obtained Its charter In 1885
and Is United States depository. The
deposits Of both banks aggregate over
81 900. 900
A serious cutting ARRAY occurred
near Medimont recently. Chas. Boice.
John &. Lynch and Frank Herbert left
hedlmont for George Lovells ranch
where they were employed chopptnx
wood. Boice and Lynch were 80 drunk
That while walking arm in arm. Al.
tempting to support each other. they
'eil from the railroad track and down
me grade into the water Of the Coeur
iAlene river. Herbert pulled them
'ut OF the water and directed them 10
'emain there until he should bring n
'oat. Upon getting out of the boat NJ
ne ranch Lynch took an M which was
ylns In the boat and hit BoIce in the
'ack OF the head with II, Infllctin1 n
erlous wound which may prove fatal
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MONTANA.

The new force Of forest rangers have
qualified and gone to work. TheF
principal labors Just now win De De
voted 70 clearing out the nnderorash
and other dangers from hres. making
trails. etc.
Upon the application Of the MAssa'
ehusetts Loan and Trust Company,
Judge Knowles. Of the United States
Court has appointed Eugene Carroll
receiver Of the Butte City Water
works
Edward Shields. an old-timer In
Butte and a WelLknown miner, Was
found dead in his room in boarding
house at CentreVille. Death Is sup
posed 10 have been due TO heart fail
| ure.
John Tattan r.. OF Fort Benton. has
accepted a position with the North
American Trading and Transportation
Company, OF which Captain J. J. Healy
is the manager Mr.. Tattan will leave
for Alaska at once.
The appraisement OF the estate OF
the late Clark Tingley. Of Big Sandy.
made by Messrs. b. =. Blakenbaker
C. NJ. Williams and NJ T. Marsh. has
been filed in the district court The TO
tai value of the estate = PLACED Al
$50,767.
The Mayor Of Butte has appointed
Professor P. A. Leamy TO the pczstaos
of assistant city clerk Mr.. LeaEy Il
principal OF the Broadway school A@A
IL is understood that he Sln lei a.
sumo his duties until after The scAaS'i
season Is over.
The whole country along Wood
chuck and Three Mile. for " miles. hAi
been filed on as timber ard s,ons
claims, and some agricultural claims
to the number OF rs entries, and appli
cation has been made to the surveyoi
general for u survey.
| Lieutenant Ernest Murphy. former
ly United States Commissioner at Au
gusta, who enlisted As corporal il
companyC. First Montana. at Helena
writing from Mal0lOs, To his parents a
| Spring Valley. n. T.. says the health o.
the Montana regiment on the Who'll,
was excellent
The supreme court In an opinion b.
Justice William Il. Hunt. has reyersss
the order OF Judge Clancy. denying
Robert Shadwell, convicted OF the muir
der Of Martin j. oConnor. in Butte
January IL. 1888. a new trial TIL
court hello that Judge Clancy hAs
made material errors In consequence 0
which Shadwell was entitled to al
| other trial.
The trustees OF the Supply Ditch Co
the big irrigatiRs enterprise which wa
commenced two years ago for the pur
pose OF settling the Burnt Fork waite
troubles. have gotten matters al
Strengthened out. and a big force 0
men and teams. under the supertntend
enee Of J. T. Wood. are now makini
the dirt fly and will have the big dltel
through and water running in time 10
this years irrigating. The ditch viii
carry SUFFICIENT water to supply som,
10000 acres OF the best land In n.
valley, and lying between Sagebruah
past Stevensville and Three Mile.
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pEAFNRss oANNor nE cuRrp

BY local Applications. Is they cannot reach thu
diseased portion Of the ear. There IL only ons
way 10 cure dsafnsss. and that h by cOnsti.
tuttonal remedies. Deafness Is caused by ar
tnflAmed eonditton Of the Mucous lining Of thu
Enstaehtan Tube. When this tube l. infiamsc
you have q rumnltng sound or imperfect hear.
tng. and whsn u Il sntirsly closed Deafness.
10 thu result. and unless the Inflammation car
b taken cut. and this tube restored TO ia
normAl eundtttcu. heaFing VIII be destroyed
forever nine cases out Of ten are caused b.
CatArrh. which 10 nothing but an inflamei
condition Of the mucous surfAeeA
We viii give Oua Hundred Dollars for any
case Of Deafness teansed ~ eatarThI that can
aot he cured By Halls catarrh Cure. send fOI
circulars: kTeaL
" J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. Ohio
Sold BY Druggists. T5e
halfs Family Ptlla are the best.
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An Excellent Combination.

The pleasant method and 'behenelai
fleets Of the we'll known remedy.
SYsuP OF FIas, manufactured by the
CAtIFoHSIA We SYKUP Co, illustrate
The value of obtaining the liquid Lara
live principles Of plants known TO DC
incidentally laxative and presenting
,hen 10 the form moat refreshing 10 the
taste aud acceptable Ia the system "
: the one perfect strengthening iaxA'
i've, cleansing the system effeeaaaliy,
aisp-lling colds, headaches and levers
gently vet promptly and enabling one
% overeo5ne hAbltaal constipation per
nanently It's p~Ffeet freedom from
-Erry Objectionable quality and sub
stan Z. and is acting On the Kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
n irritating them. make II the ideal
AxAiiEe-
II the prssess Of manufacturing hga
are nsei. - ihsy arg pleasant 10 The
lAs-e hat ,Ae medicinal qualities Of the
-rzrSaT are ossAiR-Si fFom s~nAa and
AAer ArozzAile plAhtA. by . method
rnoWa 10 Sac CALITORstA Its sGEuT
q. cav Ia o-,arE 10 get Ire b<neteiai
aecAs AnA 10 aFoid iaastAtAona, pleas
~ssssra bs-f the fan name of the Co.'S PAM
rsntr-i "a ihe front Of every package
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co
SAN FRAncIsco. CAL
loo tsvTL-LA III, aEW ToaK = =
- -. IS Fs-ssvsssa --tsrGr~ ~ E-E hsfti
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"sure~ss 10 lie depends uran II.
I'VTi' IL ~" way Ibas. Lamb. the
post and rHnst"T pot H. M-.lieal
'o'"ne~ has r'oVsB. that nine tenth.
OF tn" ailments OF living have then
origin tn the liver. aud IN eousirat,on
eAnssd hy ito drfanzsmsnts. Keep tbs
liver lively and all will b. we'll
Aoisrn science points out CasrArsts a.
the only perfect. gentle. positive live,
regulator ~ To he ussi IN the dsIisat.
hHE1An organism. All druggists eel
Casearsis 100. 2be. 500. and sc recon
mend them mos, heartily.
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~ a Fatal 0aaEEeI.

Fayetteville, Ark, June "A courier
has reached here from Strickland, an iHts
not village, ten miles south tie STATES
that IN a Iiiiiealsy there tAo Hsn we're
instantly killed and oas other htally
stabbed.
James ilrrrick shot john Hinkle witA
shotgun. H.nkir frturasd the ire and
both men fell dead A younger bFotAsf
II Hsrriek ihrn assaulted bFughef d
Hlnkle AitA a elab sad In return va.
stabbed 90 seriously that he eanh,t 1--we
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ray ALLEN.a roor.nAan

A powder to be shaken into the shoss
Al TINS season your feet feel swollen, neF
Fous and uncomfortable. II you haV,
snnartlng feet or tight shoes, try Alleni
Foot-Ease. IL rests and comforts. mae
EalkinS easy. Cures swollen and swenfiD,
teet, hltsters and eAllOus spots. RelieTe.
,oFns and ounions Of all palm and Is 4 ser
AIN cure for Chilblains, Sweating. damn
u Trusted feet. We have over thirty thoTi
AND testimonials Try IL TODAY. Sod B,
Nj druggists and shoe stores for sc. IRA
tied. L. Roy. n. Y. . NA'N
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RELIEF FROM PAIN.
Women Evsryvhero Express thai,
Gratitude TO Mrs Pinkhau.

nrs A. valdez. nISssa a.. ~vss.s,
pEAH Mas PfNEHAM -ILSforv TAI
'ng your medicine. life Was . burden
% me ! never saw q we'll day A,
ny monthly p"riod ! suffered untole
misery and q great deal Of the time !
vas troubled with . severn pain 10 IN,
nae Before finishing the Rrs, bo.tI.
u your Vegetable Compound I coul,
q Iitwas doing me good coo,iau.,
u use also used the Liver fills an,
'anative Wash. and hsvc been vrpa,I,
'eiped would like to have you IA,
~ letter for the benefit Of othsr-
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7es. PLooRScR 4. WOLFE a., n..,....
". Lancaster. Ohm. wv,tss,

pEAH Mus rtNKHAu-Foy t.,
ears ! was troubled with what N,
ocsi physicians told me was ipf,amm.
ZOO 81 sh" womb Every month an,
erred terribly had taken .no,-,
medicine from the doctors IN cure an,
me but obtained relief for a sbo,.
''me only Atlast concluded 70 writ,
% you In regard to my case. and "a,
ay that by following your advics I An
low pefeotly well A"
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Totals ..... $13.729, 1855 S13,5s1 q,
In 1897 there were produced 1e2. 81:
hne ounces Of gold; in 1898, 81, sos fin,
ounces Silver-1S97, 4,2s4.343 I'm,
ounces; 1898. 5,256. 700 fine ounces
Lead-1S97, 1856, 500 pounds: 1898
l22,47S,256 pounds. The falling OF il
gold production was largely due to the
decreased output Of the Occur d.AIeuc
placers.
A special to the San Diego (Cal.
Union from Ensenada, Lower Califor
mia, gives the most definite information
that has yet come to hand in regard to
the new gold fields 1t says:
The Santa Barbara has arrived al
san Quentin. She brings the report
that there are about 300 miners at the
camp. E. Ybarra is said to have pan
ned out so ounces since the last report
OF % ounces. An official who arrived
| on the Santa Barbara states he saw
miners at work taking out from three
pennyweights to two ounces. At the
present time the new diggings is IL
miles long by two wide. Discoveries
are reported further south. Water is
selling at SO per earga- There are no
dry washers in the camp, nearly all the
present results being got by panning.
Chas. Sweeny was in GrangeyilIe
Idaho, recently and made the second
payment of So, 200 on the bond of the
Big Buffalo. through the Bank of Cam
as Prairie. All doubts are now remov.
ed as to the merits Of the property and
insures steady development for the bal.
ance Of the year.
Over 100000 tons Of ore have been
taken out Of the Anaconda properties
since work on them first began In 1880.
The company has paid out SIS, 900 900
for labor in that time. The mining
and reduction expenses alone for the
past year aggregated $4,000, 900; the
timber alone for the mines costs about
100000 year. The company also
pays out about $50, 900 each year to DER.
sons injured in the mines or to the fam.
lilies Of miners killed in the employ of
the company,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10

san Frarei-eo. jane The report
mrs from Honolull that uh,a the tomh
Of Lunalia, the barefoot hing u ia
VAN a. rrreniiy op~n-d. Il 4as tgansl
that the remains had been rvglavsd AMI
that thr natal eiakrt eunisinssl oHiy psr
lions Of the grave eilthes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10
n" W 2 sArgs. n...n.,a. :.

before writing to you | suffer-
ir'adfully from painful msn,,,n.
ION. l"ucorrhTa aud core fssIin1 =,
ne lower part Of the bowels Nos
friends want 10 know what msLs. -,
ooh 50 well lido not hesitate on. min
'te 10 telling them what has brnn,L,
Aoout this great change. I c.naa,
praise Lydia T.. Pinkharns veVe,ahI,
Compound enough. lis N. I,.a,I,
remedy Of the age"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10
c.Isr.as Vie. ,,s.l.s n.r.

Sihrftou. Cob, JuRr : Osing 70 the
strike at the Durango suirlter the los d
Tiger and silver Lake mihrs have been
closed. ihfO~ ing SOD mrn Ous q N1rk. l.
Is predicted that apsrattaha all be stop
pei at every mine IN saa Jaan cuaa,y
~Ilhin a week.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1899-06-10
savea ,, Rsnnlns A.har..

Green's Farm, Conn, june 9.-The New
Haven line steamer Northam was run
ashore here early this morning to keep
her from sinking. During the night the
steamer is said to have been in collision
with the steamer Peek Of the same line.
No one was injured.