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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

San Antonio. Tex. Dec. "A terri.
Bile wreck In which q score OF persons
were killed and about so others hurt
occurred on the Mexican Central rail-
road Thursday afternoon between Ca
maneha and Symon. 50 miles south OF
Jimulco. Tho first news OF the disas-
ter reached here today. The place
where the wreck occurred Is In . val
ley at the foot Of two immense hills.
Both trains were running 80 miles an
hour. One Of the trains carried a con-
struction crew numbering $50 men.
The other was q freight train Of SIS
empty cars. Three engines and about
40 cars were piled up 80 feet high. Two
Americans. train employees, were forced
to Zee TO avoid lynehInE. The killed
and injured names are not obtainahle.
1t Ia said to be the most serious wreck
: that has ever occurred In Mexico.
Fl Paso. Tex. Dec. 3.-Engineer Rosa
and Ftremhen Reeves and Hagveson Of
the freight train were killed. Most OF
the dead and wounded are MexIeans
who were riding In the cars next TO the
engine. II Is now said the collision
was on the main line near JimuieO BE-
tween a freight and a passenger train,
and that II caused the death Of II per.
sons and the injury Of 20. The freight
was . double header.
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sroO REWARD sloo.

The readers Of this paper viii be pleased
10 learn that there u at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
In all its stages. and that II catarrh
Halls Catarrh Cure b the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh. being . constitutional disease. re-
quires q constitutional treatment Hairs
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up tia
constitution and assisting nature In doing
its work The proprietoFs have 80 much
faith In Its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for amy case
that IL falls to cure. Send for List Of testi-
monials. Address
J. CHENEY Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. &c.
Halls Family PiIls are the best
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Philadelphia, Dec. 3.--On Franklin Geld
the navy retrieved its defeat Of List year
BY thrashing the army by scofe Of II TO
J. 1t was a fierce contest from beginning TO
end and was only won by the hardest kind
Of playing on the part Of the Annapolis
cadets. The West Point boys, in the face
Of defeat, never for a moment weakened in
their play and won the applause Of the
multitude Of spectators for their glmeness.
Neither team played gilt edged football.
but what they lacked in the finer points
Of the game the elevens made up by the
zeal and ehrnestness with which the players
went at each other. Their taekling was
marked with q reckless abandon which
stirred the army and navy officers in the
crowded stands into wild enthusiasm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

The steamer EnerEis brings detalis
OF the terrible powder explosion at Nan.
king. China. which killed over 900 poo
pie last month. During a violent thun.
dfrstoFm lightning struck q powder
magazine containing half q million cat
ties. which exploded. The result was 10
utterly obllterate the small valley
where the magazine Was located.
Throughout the districts were found
heaps Of manEled and twisted bodies.
The rescuinG Of tbs bodies waa car.
ried on for . week by Chinese soldiers.
100 being recovered the nrSt day.
A high Chinese otiiciAl reports al
Shanghai that while At the Chinese
court At Ta-tung-fu he neither saw nor
heard Of the heir apparent Pm Chun.
Prince Tuan's youngest son. The on.
eial was convinced that the heir ap-
parent was slain or died during the
flight from Pekln. He says this view
Is strengthened BY tho unexpected sui.
eide Of the heirs chief preceptors. two
dukes, who were responsible with their
lives for his safety.
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.OElGllLLF ERlR MANILA
REPORT or ADMIRAL RElrHx.


Manila, Dec. Rear Admiral Remey,
In his Official report o. the recent typAoou
which visited the island Of Guam, states
that the storm was the severest in a
years. The palace At Aganah and the
government buildings were nnrOoied and
wrecked. The sea reached the plaza.
Many Of the homeless sought refuge in
the school and jail. No one Is reported
to have been killed at AgAnAh, but the
mortality caused by the recent epidemic
Of grip has been much increased by ex-
posture, most Of the dwellings having been
destroyed. The town Of Maraian was lev
eled and % persons were killed. Several
persons were killed and several small
coasters are missing. No reports have
been received from some localities.
All crops are Destroyed and food is being
distributed to the sufferers Admiral Rem.
ey has ordered the Arthusa from Cavite
with food supplies. Flour, corn and meats
are needed, and it is suggested that con
tribations be sent from the United States.
The Brutus. from Cayite, and the SOlace,
from San Francisco, due at Guam recently,
viii relieve immediate needs.
The pounding OF the Yosemite upon the
reef broke and twisted her propeller, and
she was abandoned and sank November Is.
rhe Newark has gone to investigate the
disaster
Lieutenant Colonel GOodsen, command
ing the Sixth marine battalion, with 100
marines, has gone to Suhig to relieve the
troops there. lie will land tomorrow. The
rebels in that vicinity have been active Of
late.
Director Of Posts Yaille sailed on the
United States transport Grant.
A detachment of the Twenty fifth in
fantry in the mountains near Iba found
the camp of the guerrilla leader, Joaquin,
fOrsaken- Suspended from the trees near
the camp were the bodies OF three ami
gos, and proof was found that the rebels
had tortured other eaptives.
Twelve hundred bol0men entered Vigan,
island Of Luzon, and surrendered to Cap
tain Green OF the Twenty-third infantry.
This is the largest number OF men who
have yet surrendered in Luzon at one time.
General TiniO has been keeping a swarm
OF bolOmen along the mountains and they
have impoverished the food supply.
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Poultry and Eggs-Chiekens, old, 10
Gle per ID. live weight; springs. $40
$50 per doz; ducks, "a per dOz; geese,
dressed, lie per ID; turkeys, live. 100
12e; dressed, 12013e; eggs. fresh, $3.50
69.0O per case.
Vegetables-Rotatoes. SOC per ewt;
onions. S5e per ewt-
Live StOck-Beef, live steers. 80 q
&c; dressed, s07e; 1--WE cows SC: dress
ed. So oslo; veal calves. dressed, TO
&c; mutton, ewes, &c; wethers, SIC;
hogs, live, S4.75 per ewt; dressed, 81
per cwt.
Sheep Skins-Shearlings, 1Oe each;
short wool pelts. 30950c' medium
wool, 5O975c; long wool. 75c6$1.eO.
The local mills pay the following
prices for grain, delivered: Club wheat,
44c bulk, acc sacked; bluestem, ATE
bulk, 4se sacked; red. 4ze bulk, 44e
sacked.
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Beers cap,.r.4 zee. mu.a,.a.

London. Dec. Lord Roberts en-.
bles from johannesburg;
The Dewetsdorp garrison Of tuo
guns Of the Sixty-eighth Geld battery.
with detaehments Of the Gloucester.
shire regimsnt. the Highland Light In.
fantry and Irish Rifles, 400 in all. sur.
rendered at 5:45 D. m. November "a
Our losses were Is men killed and a.
wounded. including Major Hansen and
Captain Digby. The enemy il said TO
be $500 strong. Four hundred men
were dispatched from Edeuburz TO re-
lieve Dewetsdorp. but they did not sue
coed in reaching there in time. Knox
Joined this force and found Dewetadorp
evacuated. sevcnty-fve sick ana
wounded had been left there. Knox
pursued, and Is reported to have been
lully engaged with Steyn and Dewst
hear Vaalbank. They retired west ana
southwest. Knox's messenger failed 10
get through. 20 I have no dstaIis."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

City Of Mexico, Dec. 2.-President Diaz,
escorted by his military staff and presi-
DENTAL guards, passing through streets
lined with troops, went to the house Of
representatives, where he took the oath as
president for the next four years. When
h entered the chamber of deputies all rose
and he took his stand in front of the
speaker Of the house, who asked him if he
promised to observe and comply with the
Precepts of the constitution. The president
answered in the affirmative and the speaker
said:
~If you shall do so may the nation re-
ward you, and il you do not, may it call
you to account"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08
bod ROBBERY A1 PORTLAND
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS GONE
r...or, ives meId ~ on Fay Day
PIsnty ss HsiP Was ssar sss
Ceuld Net De sam@SAsa-e
Loaksd IAie Gana.

Portland. Dec. Six masked men
held up the ofiee Of the Western Lsai'
ber- company, secured t4.7zl and e.
eaDed In the darkness. 1hs robbery
occurred at s O'CLOCK. when dozens OF
men were in the ViclnHy OF the mil.
WINCH is located on Front street. oppo-
site Seventeenth north -Four od the
h,shwaymen guarded the two en-
frances 10 the once, while the othst
TWO entered with drawn reviewers anu
ordered the four clerks In the once 70
hold IN their hands. Tue money vas
In envelopes ready TO w paid out 70
the mill hands. this being the regular
weekly payday One robosr quickly
threw the money into sack while the
other kept the miltmen covered vita
TWO reyoIyers. They backed out OF the
ONCE locked the doors and the SIX inca
made their escape before the alarm
could be given. TIE police station Vas
Immediately notified. and nHmbsr OF
officers were detailed on the case.
In the private office were W. b. Aver,
president vi tho company. aAd III. y.
Henderson, vice president. who we're
unaware that the treasury Was hslhs
despoiled. Behind tho paying eoantsf
in the once were III, w. Hall. CASH sr,
and Dan Campbell, assistant cashier.
The latter had Just paid on two eui'
ptoyeS when tho masked uen entered.
Quick a. A hash OHs Of the men ran
around back OF this paying counter.
ready with his pistol to NEST any ~gHn
play" on the part OF the employees
Through the paylns window Itself a
gray headed rubber climbed. grabbed
tho till VI money and quickly dampsd
Il lato a sunny sack that nIs eomPanioh
held open,
Meantime, there were two diversions
that thrca,eaed 10 breaA the course 81
tho robbery While SeoGI. the eEfles
boy. NAs near Inc door and astsfnptei
to dart out and give the alarm tie
one OF tho robbSrs and aIIeFsaFd close.
ly covered Ole Moe, the yard tGse-
mah. Nas 0utsids and sas the Fvbbsfy
going on lilo arnea Aimsslt vita q
heavy club and sL0ed waiting for The
nrst robber TO CONS out, but be. too.
cams uuder tho uatehtui gaze Of gSg
Of the memb.rA Of the party he vas
cvmp.tisd TO LhroH up his hahda ana u
drop the club, Whsa these aIFieaittes
wrrs oyercusas Tho gobt-sFs VsatshSd a.
myaterlousty a. they came.
W Il Aver. prosidsnt Of this eoua'
pany. says that tho exact amSunt sto.
len saa tt.TgTT0 Ia tho m0gnihe
81 900 bad b~-n drawn tr0m tbs bank
and the suAa!isr amount rvfnaiasd after
ths ulkht crew bad bsen paid "a. y H.
Ransom manager Of thS company. said
that the theft Waa enmmlttsd By 81,
perIsnecd crooks lie said tbs inca
Who did the work sres we'll seqaainted
With tho eompany'a eustoa Of pAytng
OF. bu, this Information soaia Dot
haVs been 4 Eieutt ~ ob4aln
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lssssnsasna a ne waite mamss.
Washington, Dee. 8 Seeretary Uoriel.
YOU has announced The following program
of receptions and dinnera at The executive
mansion for the season q l9Ols January
|, TUESDAY. presidents puhlis reception, II
.. N. % MsS0 q n. January 2. Wednea.
day, cabinet dinner. p. M, January ..
Wednesday. diplomatic reception. . to
1850 p. m; January 10, Wednesday, dip
iomatic day. 9 p. m: January %. Wednes,
day. Judiciary reception. to ESQ p. n;
January %, Wednesday, congressional 70.
ception. 2 te l0sS0 p. m; February O.
Wednesday. supreme court dinner, 8 ,, m.
February II, Wednesday. army and navy
reeeptioas February .. public reception, D
to 1880 m
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

San Francisco, Dec. 3.-The transport
Thomas, which is BEARING the remains Of
brave Colonel Liscum, who fell at the bat.
tie OF Tientsin, has arrived and was sent
to quarantine.
The Thomas is from Manila via Naga.
SakL She has a number Of cabin passen-
gers, together with sick and discharged
men.
When the local military authorities learn
the wishes of Mrs Liseum in the matter
appropriate arrangements for the reception
OF the remains Of the dead hero win be
made.
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silver Gty y VI. Der IA band nl
over no Italians Who aays hern siaugag lev
ing gam" AMI starting hr~s on Gtla f1rssi
reserve. have been rrtarnsa 10 tho reserve
ton IN ArisuHa by 80 mounted poifr FROM
Fort Eshanrs The band consisted Of y.
VaIas anil Aptchrs. and the srttlsrs w.rs
greatly alarmed, fearing 4sprv,lltoaa me
'"ttoa rn' 'aksu 81 the ,Hs,angv 4 the
authorities at Wtsainstan.
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EiuA, kiIl.a d. . M,..A.

Sacramento. Dee ; \ setk tSIia vas
ryths railroad iobor,F'. wallis barking aP
from sut,un 10 Canyaa stiEian 10 10
eDIlsisd vita a trvight sFIis. Etvr tr4rA
men On the work tfasa Svrv ktlrt la,s
about ~ taiarrd Nj frslna By ga4t
rruis are delayed
saa FrInetsco Ier 5 The SpuEhsrn
Fne'hs company ma rrrrtss4 arws o.
three add,sioaal ar,ths a. result Of tHz
Disaster. making sight 1slFAs ia al = m.
''Tns 1T the wreck a q very tai-ssa4s,sl.
point even miles sast 4 sansuH
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Seattle W. Portland, December 0, q,
Portland.
Seattle ". wslIa walla, December II, a.
Walla Walla.
SEATTLE "a Spokane. December IS, at
Spokane.
spokane w. Tacoma, Christmas vaea.
ton, 81 Taeomae
Spokane ". Portland High or Portland
Academies, Christmas vacation, At Port.
land.
That e the schedule Of the Northwestern
High School Football league.
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LIEUTENANT PETERSON


Lasatenant Charles Peterson. Hook
end Ladder 90. No. 81. writes the ioi'
lowing letter 10 The Peruna Medicine
O.. hom oar Belmont avenue. CHI
eaeo. ILL.,,
s'LAnt year had q severe attack Of
b grippe which LETT me very weak. %
chat I was unable 10 perform my duties
Several Of my friends advised me to
hulld mp on Peruna. and j found u by
iar tho finest tonic and invigOIator !
had ever used. In two weeks ] was
skrong and we'll. and II ever ] am ex'
posed to unusual hardship incident
With my duties At fires. ! take dose
e. two Of PeEuna and find that u
ksepR me IN good health"
Charles Peterson.
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The Chlnsse Almanac

Predicts the weather, and notes the day,
which are considered lucky or otherwise
for commencing any Undertaking, or for
applying remedies TO diseases. A lucky
day Is not necessary when Hostetterfo
Stomach Bitters is taken for consti pc ton,
indigestion, dyspepsia, biiiousness. IjVei
or kidney troubles. Il will cure ali thess
disorders.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

San Francisco. Nov. 30.-Starford
defeated Berkeley Thursday by score
Of to 0. 1t was Berkeley's game al
through the first half. but In the sec
ond Stanford took brace and scored
just three minutes before the call Of
time. Treager. Stanford's left tackle.
made the only score by kicking goal
from q place kick on the 80 yard line.
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output of the PhIIadeIphlu Mint.

Philadelphia, Dec. 3.-The United States
mint executed during November 1885 900
coins, valued at $2,254,45s.I4. OF this
sll6,3Ss.l4 was gold for the government
OF Costa Rica. The rest was in American
silver nickel and copper. The value Of
silver coins was 81 ,9Os,OOO and Of base
metal s23O.l2
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smaIIpox Ep,aem,~.

Winona, Mimi, Dec. S.--There are
4OO cases Of smallpox in the city and
70 prevent its spread the board Of
health closed two public schools and
ordered the street car company TO stop
us cars at the boundary OF the infected
district.
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Lansing, Mich, Dec. 4.-General w. L.
White Of Grand Rapids, ex-quartermaster
general OF the Michigan national guard,
pleaded guilty to the charge Of completely
IN the state military clothing frauds and
was sentenced BY Judge West to 10 years
in prison.
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New York, Dec 3.--The imports Of spe.
eie this week were sa5y6e3 gold and $7l $50
silver. Exports Of gold and silver from
this port to all countries for this week
aggregate sou, ills silver bars and coin and
5000 gold
The imports Of dry goods and merehan-
disc to the port Of New York for this week
were valued at $l2.02I SIS.
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San Francisco. Dec. 1.-Two more O,
those injured IN the ThanksgivIng day
fatality died Sunday, making u death,
IN all. aa the result Of the accident
Those who died Sunday were Ellery
cFandalI. aged II, and q. p. Tee. aRsd
%. Nine o. the dead were buried sun.
day.
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London, Dec. 4.-"In response to con.
hdential inquiry as to whether Mr.. Kru-
ger would be welcomed here" says the
Vienna correspondent Of the Daily Mail,
"A polite reply was returned that Emperor
Francis Joseph had made other dispositions
for the next few weeks"
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SILVER City, n. ~, Dec. 3.-Joseph Corn,
a mining man, was shot and killed at Cen
trail, town nine miles from here. by ,Jul.
Jus Wilgehausen, a prominent stockman.
The latter claims self defense as his iusti.
neation. The affair has created sensation
owing TO the prominence Of the parties.
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Tho Canadian government has Ia
sued orders for the deportation Of stxa,
painters and decorators broaEh, ,n fI,,
tA"s BY Cleveland. o. arm that had
the contract To paint tho residence Of /,
prominent eltirgu. This wa aans "A
enforce the Canadian alien labor la
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Philadelphia. Nov. 30.-Before what
was probably the largest crowd that
ever attended a Thanksgiving football
game in this city the University Of
Pennsylvania team defeated Cornell By
q to O.
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nebsvts 20 Ne : n.I...

London, Dec. 4.--Ths Manchester
Guardian says 4 understands Queen Vie.
tefia has decided 70 confer . dukedom on
Lord Roberts, and that parliament viii b
asked 10 vote him fIO0Oo0.
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Justice MIIIer,. WIDOW mead.

Washington. Dec. 3.--Mrs. Eliza w. Mil.
Ter, widow Of the late Associate Justice
Samuel Z. Miller Of the United States 81.
preme court, was found dead in bed at her
home in this city. Death had occurred
from angina peetOria.
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One-fOurth Of the working people OF
Colorado are said TO belong 10 labor
organization. and the State Federation
Of Labor claims that Colorado il the
best organized State In the union.
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London. pee, !. A dispaisA from i.
plies says that The ssean,ss 81. Masls ~
ing between NaPis and AamslIis. v.
ssen ~rseked and that Is u Asr I.ls.ss,...
and part u hsE sseM hass been laal n
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Tiftin, o., Dee. 3.-Three hundred men
employed on the Baltimore q Ohio exten.
sion struck today against a reduction to
$40" for nine hours. Work is tied up from
Fost0ria TO Attiea- The men demand a. rs
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II appears that the Marconi wireless
system Of telegraphy has been perfect.
ed. The British government has con-
tracted for the right to use the same.
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The local ore reduction mills Of Flor
enee, Colo, have announced a cut in
wages Of carpenters and an increase Of
working hours. Labor circles are much
excited over the matter.
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Prof. George d. Heron denies that
he Is connected with either q colony
or college scheme. and that hencefOrth
his whole time win be given TO advo
eating mp and down the land uneomt
promising socialism.
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NuMaOF9

Thsy saks possession e ths body, and
nre Lords Of 4lsruie.
They are attended By pimpls., hoils, the
Saueors aruptiDns; by feelings Of weakness.
languOr. general debility and what not,
They cause more suffering than anything
else
Health, Strength, Psaee and Pleasure
esquire sheir expulsion, and this q posi-
tlvely effected, according 70 thousands 81
grateful testimonials. BY
HOODS &arsapas-fkka
vhlch radically and permanently drives
them out and builds up the whole system.
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The shove Is oaiy one Of hfty
thousand letters we have on nis
affeskinR the merits OF Pergns.

9ageSlnG the merits OF feFunS-
There are q great multitude OF peo-
pie In all parts OF the land who have
entirely lost their health As result .,
Il grippe; who have recovered from an
attack. but and themselves with weak.
snsd nerves. dsranged digestion, and
with very little OF their former powers.
There 10 no diseass known to man
that leaves the system In such an Ous.
rageous and sxaspsrating condition -
In grippe.
For this class Of sufferers. PsrunA il
q specific. PerunA should be taken Ae-
eording 10 directions and In . few
weeks the sufferer will bs entirely TO-
scored 10 his accustomed health.
Address The PsrunA Medicine Co 4.
Columbus. o., for free copy Of ''Faets
and Faces"
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Organization ef Portland. Ora. hre..
cry wagon drivers reaBfad aay,s Y.
Dor from y and Is hours % . aad Il.
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Three large smelling plants COM
bined in Buffalo with 81, zoo. 900 capt.
tai, and more men are laid on.
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THE DELINEAROR
to II w. 18th ST.. New York
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

Fi1afa Cure eAnnot Be 100 highly spoken Of
a. q cough eura.-s. W. OBren. IA Third
AFe,. ~. Elnneanplia MINI. Jan { iS0
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

While the English Law provides for
the organisation Of labor bodies, Il de-
priVes them Of the privileges Of ineor.
p1ration. :
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

No beauty with pimpiy SKIN dull eyes bad
breath. Clean your system and keep Il clean
with fragrant casearets Candy cathaFtic. Ali
druggists, 10c. &c, &c.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-08

The mines Of the Yukon district
Aiaska employ $3.50 men, who receive
n average Of Il an hour.