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The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11
sugar and Conc-.


sAI.T-Demand IS fair and the market
steady: carload lots. ioO-pound burlap
sacks. sc. i0-pound cotton sacks. 49,
il0-pound buriap sacks. 5i1c; li0-pouud
cotton sacks 52iac: l25-pound burlap
sacks. ssi4c. i@-pound cotton sacks. bgisc
compound hurap sacks, Ole
HIDES Market nrm; dry nin;. isiAc
dry salt. iiiac. green aaitcd. g..
WOOL Nominal prime Georgia free
~ sand burs and black wool. lee. black
49, bury le. Wax. 25c. tnliow. aye
Deer skins. 2A
Dried and EsaPorated FruIfs.
APPLES yaporalci. 7a7'to. sun dried.
5i.Gec
APRIcoTs- Es aporated. Toe pound:
ncctarines. lOc
RAIsfNs-L l. iliO. imperial cabinets
p75 loose. gl-pound boxes So pound
PEACHES EvaPorated. pe1ied, nv:
unpealed. sssa9c.
PEARS Evaporated SIC.
Hardware ana Building Supplies.
LIME. CALCIUM PLASTER AND
concut-Alabama aud Georgia lime in
FAIR demand aud sell al ~ cent? a barrel:
soeclal oalcined plaster 100 per barrel.
hair. 4asc Rosedale cement 81 30al s;
carload lots. special. Portland cement. re-
tail. f2a. carload lots. G0la22
LUMBER. r O. - VESSELS. sAVAN-
NAH-Minimum. yard size' $1,000 100:
car stills g20d 1906 difileut sizes. 400
aisOo. ship stock SO OOaisO %. sawn ties.
Wods 50. hewn ties 3yf5sc
OII.mMarket steady demand fair sE-
nal a5a0c. West Virginia biack g0i2c:
lard. ssc. ucafsfooi, 6o070c. machinery. rs
d25c. linseed oil raw 76isc; boiled 7s,hc;
kerosene. prime white i2c; water white
Ia. Pratrs astral lic. deoiorixcd stove
gasoline drums. iiHc. empty oil barrels.
Nrffsrmaea
sHoT-Drop. 49, b. y. ana large. IT'S.
chilled. N-75.
fRON-Market very steady. sNede. 5lac
NATLS-Cut $3.50 baHe. wire s. - hsse.
BARBED wIRE-0J0 per 100 pounds.
GUN POWDER-Per keg Austin crack
shot. 800. half kegs. f2.25 quarsr kegs.
N8: champion ducklnE. quarter kegs.
s. b: Dupont aud Hazard smoksleas. half
kegs. slis quarter kegs. $50. i-pound.
canlsters. 500. less IS per cent. Trols-
dorf smokoiess powder. l-pound cans. 81 (.
i0-pound cans. Pc pound.
Cotton BsGsing aud Ties.
BAGGING-Markct firm. jutc. ga
pound $50; large l0ta si5c; small lots.
2-pound. TIC sea island bagging. izisc.
TIEs-staudsrd. G-pound. arrow. large
lots. 81 %. small lots g. -
Fruits ans Nuts.
APPLES Northern variety. S25a35o
ORANGES-FlaJ S2Tsa30
PRUNEs- 20 5a i0c, w 40 Co. SIC.
COS to To-. 70. 1os 20 ss. oi.c 20 20 90. Sc.
s0s 20 zoos. SIC
BANANAS 81 o01i7i bunch
LEMONS Market steady at 81 %
COCOA STTs-&to9df - per 20
PEANUTs-Ample stock fair demand
market hrm. fancy hand picked. Virginia
pcr pound &C. hanHpicked Virginia c1
tras. g.: y. e. seed peanuu. a.
NUTs-Almouds. TarIagoaa. lie. ~ ca
i6c: wainuts. French i1c Sapes. lgiac
pscans. I2c Brazlls, l2c. hibcrts. i3c as
sorted nuts 50-pouud and S-pound boxes.
i2iLc.
Bacon. Hams aud Lard.
BACON Market Arm. T. s. g. Il. sides
7Mc. y s. Bellies. SIC fEa1ernl. accord
ing 90 average size, y $. bellies sac
(Westefnl smoked e Il. sides. sac
HAAIs-sugar cured iihqi2isc
LARD-Pure 81 uerces. Sc: IN %
pound tins 0nd 9pound tubs. SIC.
compound. IN ticrces. SIC; 0-pound tins.
aud so-pound tubs. SIC
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Wall street that no relief Nas 20 be sN-
lrcted hN sold imports owing to tho
large requirements OF forcign money mar
kcts. but the violent decline In forc.sn
exchange to-day both in London and on
continental points aroused renewed cone
lecture on that point Posted rates for
Nteiiihs we're marked down q fun cent in
me pound, and tho actual rates for short
snu 'ons sterling ten = cent. and Tor ca
olee = cont The response OF to-mor-
t"N market tn London Ia this dcvelop-
neni u awaited with Interest Erie
nonas continued IN larzc demand ana
were the feature OF tho hond m.rkc,
me price movement Otherwise was IT.
'esHlar Total sales. psr value. 0.t3n0O
United states rcfundiug 3 aud old a
neeilned = aud new O. advanced =. por
cent on tho last eau
lo-days total stock sales were st7 Do,
shares, Including Aichizon Is 7m A,rhi-
son preferred. 2e'oo. Chesapeake aud
ONO. $50. Erie. 1850. Erie Hr.t nre.
Ieffed' 100, Manhattan. 9au. MOI .ru
Eseihc seo. Reading nrst prefcrr, s
~ Reading second preferred g-n.
ItphsN wanna. n.ioo. Southern Pacific. o.
co. 81 Paul is.sc' Union Pacific. n an.
American smehing and Refining. ftloo.
American Steel and Wirr ISiol Amerl-
cah Tin Plate, i2,eu. American Tob,e,o
l"", BROOKLYN Rapid Transit ssen.
fedefal Steel GGeo Peoples Gas N oa
sugar S,tm, Tennessee Coal aud lion
-lV'i United States Rubber. sloo
NON York NfnaL
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NaIarEILANEnus

FIsTI-Mackerel. half barrels. No. J.
Sc. No. .. 500. No g. ST.. kits No.
l. No. No. b No. No. 9. So Goldfish,
i-pound bricks. 81. g-pclnd bricks. Size
Smoked herring. per box. .10iac Dutch
herring. Ia kegs. $40. new muileta. hait-
barrels 1915
sYRUP-Market quiet; Georgia AMI
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Resin nrm. unchanged.
Wilmington - T.. Dec i0-Sprts tur-
pentlue steady. g1isa5Sc receipts. %
casks
Resin firm. s. - snd 81 Is receipts SIS
crude turpentinc steady. $40 ami s. %
receipts. l11.
Tar steady. 81 -. receipts. So
New orleans. Dec. i0.-Reccipts Resin.
-; exports none
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FLUoTUATIoNs ~ FUTURES.

New York, Dec. io-Cotton futures
opened easy and closed steady. Prices a.
follows.
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"Graybeard haE well uigh cured me Of
rheumatism from which ! have been a
great sufferer the last fifteen years" Mr.
Dents postoficc Is s. simons Island. Ga.
Rev. John Christian o. Pierce. Ala
saws. "Graybeaud has cured Mrs. John
Childress Of Baldwin county Of rheuma-
fisn IN February before she began 20
t.ke Graybeard she wss gwen up 20 die
She !. now sound ard we'll"
Graybeard Il made only by Rfnpess
Drug Company sole owners. and sold By
druggists for 500 bottle. Every family
should have box Of Grsybeard Pills and
GRAVEYARD Ointment. I'D.
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ARRIVAL on TRAINS
DEPARTURE or TRAINS
RON

Magnificent Pullman buffet sleeping car
service 20 Washington. baltimore Phlla-
delphia and New York; also 20 Jackson
Vile aud Tampa
Dlning care from Savannah 20 Hamlet
and Richmond 90 New York
Buffet pariof cara Savannah 10 Moat-
gomery.
For additional Information apply 20
Ticket Once. Bun and Bryan streets.
Phone =.
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New York Dec 10 money on cal INN
az lisd6 per cent: last lean, ~ per cent /:
prime mercantile paper. 44n5 per cent
Sterling exchange weak. With actual BUSH
moss Ia bankers bills. az tiSiA for demand
and 1T sLs07sdASi FOR sixty days posted
rates. SlSlisalss and sis5isdtss, com
mercial bills. asOi4dfsi. silver certih-
Gates. 6ids5c. bar silver 6iizc Mexican
dollars s0'sc. Government bonds irresu-
lar; state bonds strong: uilroad bonds
irregular
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We Save You Money.

on
Fire Works. Toys and dolls. see Us quick.
Phone SIS
DONNELI.Y DRUG CO..
Liberty aud Price streets
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~0 Southern Railway.

Trains !n
in Nov, q.
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Plant System
of Railways.

Trains operated hv e0fh meridian lime
ono hour slower than rlfv time.
ln effect Dec. lepu
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Mess Pork. per barrel
Jan ....si2 22is 81 ~ SO = So 2
May .. ~ 1914 l2@ ~ 10 4 1914
Lard. per i0Q pounds
Dec ..... Ti5 - It's tn
Jan 800. Gm 6gTla SO s@M
May 49,. gNa O2la 6g7M 6Tist
Short Ribs Der 100 pounds
Jan ~. SIS sIiA SEA zg,s
May M SO $40 go SO
Cash quotations were a. follows: Flour
quiet and steady. No. spring wheat
e5aac No. red. Iii4a7lc. No corn, 9ssc;
No. yellow S6hc. No 2 oats. 221zc. No
? white 25d26iEc. No. white.
spsaasc. No. rye. Co.: fair 10
cholce mailing barley i0a55c. No
naxseed. n8: No : Northwestern.
tIe0. prime timothy seed. $40. mess pork
per barrel. fli50aiiGzia. lard. per 10
pounds. Ui7iau7 ~. short ribs sides
0ooee). s. 25n6d3i dry aaited shoulders
boxed. s. aisaGigs. short clear sides
(boxedl. g. 006so. whisky, basis OF high
wines. fl.I.
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OATS No = mixed. carload. Aa. Job
lots. asu5fc. white clipped. cars sac job.
8r
HAY Market steady. No ! timothy
9aisc. job glc No 3 50 Job sic cars
sugar aud Coffee.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-12-11

IRISH POTATOES Northern. C@a225
sack
CABBAGE-5asr per head. SO per
Darrell
ONIONS yellow DO barrels A2sHeo,
crates eorHSl o.. red 8 2ff2 %
nreadstHn. HRy and Drain.
FLOUR Market steady. patent $40.
straight. s. s.. fancy s. g. family, $50.
MEAIs-PearL per barrel s. Sd. per sack.
Hib. clty meal per sack. bolted, SlN5,
water ground. 81 l2h. city gritF. sacks.
Sis. pearl grits. Hudnuts. per barrel, 500.
por sack. xl.@. sundry brands. sll5
CORN-Aiarkct firm. while. job lots. g..
carload lots co.. mixed corn. job bots. 69c.
carload lots ssc.
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RICE-Markot ftcady. demand GOD
fancy head 6c. fancy. 5iac
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Market quiet end easy. sales. none.
---.h perafrte Exports and Stocks
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-16
Marrisa % ths TIvsr.

q. b. MastersOn and Miss Clara A.
Hart. Of Esathdrnm. wers united 10 mar.
rage last Sunday BY Judge Brady. The
wedding was novel affair, the eere-
mony having taken place on the rear
platform Of the observation car attached
TO the North Coast Limited. When the
train pulled into Rathdrum the bridal
couple. accompanied By Miss Jennie
Mitchell OF Crawford House, New
Hampshire, who acted - bridesmaid.
William Bell, Of Rathdrum, who did the
honors for the groom, Miss Mamie
Bump. Of Post Pals, nFst maid Of honor,
Mrs. J. c. Callahan, chaperone, Judge j.
G. Brady, Auditor J. C. Callahan,
County Commissioner A. N. Tucker, j.
3. Woolery and Master Fred Callahan
boarded It. The bridal party took their
places on the observatory Of the cor and
were photographed By local photogra.
pher. The ceremony was performed
while the train was going between
Rathdrum and the Idaho state line, a
number Of passengers In addition to the
wedding party witnessing the marriage.
The bridal couple are spending Z few
weeks on the coast before returning TO
Rathdrnm.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-16

r. n. O'Hara. assistant superinteud-
ent Of the international Correspondence
Schools. Of Scranton. Pa, was In town
Tuesday and ordered an advertise.
ment Of the schools published in the
PRDss This Is the best school Of the
kind In the country. aud its system OF
teaching is % perfect that any one who
will devote his spare time 70 study may
acquire . good education In any OF the
various branches taught. Some idea Of
the magnitude Of the institution may
be gained from the fact that 276 pro.
fessou are employed; there are CSC ex-
amlners; 81 assayers, and 4 Iield fOrce
Of loo. The country tributary 10 Spo-
kane is under the supervision OF Mr..
O'Hara. We can recommend this school
TO all those who wish 70 spend their
spare time 10 securing 4 better general
or technical education.
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Comes from DIR. d. d. Cargile, OF
washita, I. T. lie writes: Electric
BItters has cured Mrs. Brewer OF scrof.
ula, which has caused her great suffer-
ing for yearA Terrible sores would
break out on her head and face, and the
best doctors could give no help; but
now her health is excellent" Electric
Bltteu is the best blood purifier known.
It's the supreme remedy for eczema,
letter. salt rheUm, ulcers. bOils and run.
ming sores. It stimulates liver, Kidneys
and bowels, expels pOisOns. helps diges.
ton, builds up the strength. Only bOcts.
Sold by any druggist Guaranteed.
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KH opHIcxRs-sRAxD LODGE.



ter Came Up.
The meeting of the grand lodge.
Knights Of Pythias, In session at Lew
istOn, closed Wednesday. It was the
largest ever held In the state. Every
grand lodge Officer in the domain was
present and every lodge had its repre-
sentatiyes.
The following grand lodge officers
were elected and duly installed: J. z.
Gyde, Of Wallace. grand chancellor:
j. S. Vincent, Of Kendrick, grand vice
chancellor; c. C. Hedum, Silver City,
grand prelate; James ii. Harte, Ceur
d'Alene, grand keeper of records and
seals: A. W. Post, Rathdrum, grand
master Of excheQuer; A. T. Shane,
idaho Falls. grand master-at arms: Jas.
ii. Rodda. DelamaE, grand inner guard;
&c. Smeath, Montpelier, grand outer
guard; John z. Akin. grand trustee: s..
q. King, Boise. grand tribune. The
next session Of the lodge will be held ut
Pocateilo.
One Of the features Of the session just
closed was the adoption Of 4 resolution
making 1t the duty OF the supreme rep
resentatives 70 carry up to the supreme
lodge the question Of securing the 81 600
policy held by the late Edward Neon
vile, junior major Of the Idaho volun-
teers killed at the battle of Santa Ana.
One Of the rules Of the endowment rank
Is that war is a prOhibative profession,
and that lOss OF life In war vitiates tire
contract. The Idaho Representatives to
the supreme lodge will ask 70 set aside
this rule and pay Major AcCOnville's
widow the $1,000.
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pasA n Rar-OR InAIa.

Capt g. r. Gray and Mr.. J. W. Gray
today received the sad news OF the
death Of their sister. Miss A. C. Gray.
The lady died In fAr-on India where she
was = missionary. working under the
direction Of the Baptist Missionary 80
ciety, 10 alleviate the condition OF the
natives Of that stricken country. Miss
Gray was about t6 years Of age and bad
spent ten years In India. She returned
70 that land about six months ago, after
spending two years at home. The last
letter received from her was about Eve
weeks ago when she was well, and the
cablegram announced only the grim
tdings OF her death.-KootenRi Herald.
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Hon. Edwin MeBee, Of Rathdram
vas . caller IN tOwn Thursday.
It's here. What's here. Bartlctt'u
photo tent
The Methodist church At Post Falls
10 70 receive a new coat OF paint
Ny Sork will show: the prices viii 20;
don't Be too SLOW. Bartlctt, the artirt
A. Z. Mcc4Ety visited Spokane Wed.
nssdAy, returning Friday morning.
Every sack Of Casar dAiane or win.
Ter Wheat AouF ls warranted.
Mn. Edgar Palmsteg came up from
Spokane Sunday and spent the week
hero.
For aAIngIeA, shakes and lumber, see
the wlggett 4 Empcy Co.
See tho change in Geo. ThomsOnS I'D
vertisement. lie has eth Of July goods
10 burn.
Sailors and walking hats al cost June
atoA. Don't forget IL. Ms. Thomp,
son.
We have big bargain In . Rambler
that has been used bat little. SCOTS
Bicycle Agency.
Trimmed hats worth o.. &C and o.,
for 81. 81 and o.. Al MFs. Thompson's,
June 81 20 ~.
The Democratic primary for this pre-
einct will be held at The paVIlioO Satur.
day afternoon. June -
Don't forget the closing out millinery
sale Of trimmed hats, sailors and walk.
ing hats At cGur d'Alene. June 81 10 u.
Rev. Clark. Of Spokane, will hold ser.
vice 10 - LukeS Episcopal church 70.
morrow morning n % O'Clock.
The Photo tent viii not be here after
after July 10Th, 90 come early and avoid
the rush.
Ralph BatemAE came up FROM Fort
Wright, Tuesday. 10 spend . few days
with his Cwur dAleae friends.
Our Spring and Summer Tailor Made
Suits, ten dollars and up. The wiegets
h Empey Co.
George Martin has purchased the new
steamboat recently built BY W. L..
Casey. Mr.. Casey took the Torpedo a.
part payment.
Call for Crur d'Alene and Winter
Wheat aour. Il costs no more than
other dour and h far superior.
Miss Laurel Taylor. Of Spokane, spent
Sunday here with friends, enjoying the
scenic beauty Of the lake and surround
lnss.
Second hand goods bought and sold
BY Henry KrOtSer. II you have any.
thing TO sell give him cali.
AZ the recent teachers' examination
Mtss Theodoaia DeSaassure. OF this
place, was granted . second grade Ger.
tiucAte.
KrotEer will buy. cell OF exchange
anything In the seCUnd hand goods line;
also deals In junk. such a. rubber, cop.
per, brass and old cast iron.
Mr.. Purien, Of North Yakima, Il
stopping with his friend, .. A. Waters,
toar miles north Of here. lie may To-
cate In this section.
Fresh new stock at the Cash Grocery.
Come In and look around II you don't
purchase.
n. 3. Dixon. formerly q member Of
the hospital corps at Fort Sherman,
came down from Wardner Thursday 10
remain for few days.
When you buy sack Of Cmur d Alene
Or Winter Wheat hour you help 20
build up the farming community.
VIM. Pipkin writes us that his wound
b healing slowly, but he is able TO re.
sumo his duties as = state deputy, and
will be stationed al Mallan.
butter paper with your name or the
name OF your dairy neatly printed at
ea.b0 for 1000 sheets. THIS is but sixty
cents more than the plain paper costs
you at retail. Have your butter paper
pgiuted At the PRESS oGice. We use ink
that will net spoil the butter
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III w. A. Hines. Of Manchester. Ia,
NJ l'Ag Of his almost miraculous escape
HI1M death, says: Exposure after
Ia1lss induced serious lung trouble,
ES'b ended In consumption. I had
I.f40ent hemosrhages and couehed
s1GIs and day. All my doctors said /
MNII sOou die Thea I began 70 uss
klng's New Discovery which wholly
l me. Hendricks have used Il on
a6vice aud all say Il never fails "a
ENI1 Throat Chest and Lung truables. 81
III size t0c aud el!OO. Trial bot.
M he &C any drug store,
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To the ladies Of Ceur d'Alene:
The closing out sale Of summer mil.
linery will be from June 81 10 "a. Mrs,
Thompson viii have her entire stock Of
millinery at CDur d'Alene and will
make closing out sale. This 10 your
chance 10 get your summer hat Over
100 trimmed hats 70 close out at 90
cents on the dollar. All new goods,
latest styles and up to date. but we
never carry goods over IL prices will sell
them. Remember the date, June sIst
10 cath.
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a oesa csaeA MsAislas.

spcaks well for Chamberlain
E40&4 Remedy when druggists use Il
ia f'|FfE own families In preference %
t'If 1IAer. Il have Sold Chamberlain
E4NN& Remedy for the past ave yeatz
#''A Domplete satisfaction 20 myself
H eastomers, = says Druggist J. Gold.
a||R Van Etten. N. Y. II have Al.
nsed it In my own family both foI
nj ny coughs and colds and for The
following Ia grippe and ind Il
lsIlcaeious." For sale By any drug.
Sprslasd Ankls ealskiy Cared
Is one time I suffered IRON q severe
||h Of the ankle, " says Geo. +. Cary,
'|'tf Of the dude, Washington. Va
||er using several well recommended
|elnes without success. tried
||hberlaln's Pain lain, aud am
ed 10 say that relief came a. soon
began lie use and complete curs
oily followed" Sold BY any drug
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Notice for Publication.

DEPARTMENT OF rHR INTERIOR,
LAND OFFICE AT CEuR D'ALkNE, IpAao,
June "a. 100.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named settler has flied notice q his intention b
make enal PROOF In support Of his claim. and
that said proof win be made before the Register
and Receiver At Occur d'Aleae, Idaho. On
August q. lao, via:
SAMUEL AMsLRR,
I'D. No, 60. Cor the n. SRw..s.N. VASE
Y. and lot :, Sec. n rp> % n. RGw. B.M.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cnltlvation a.
said land. via: Victor Bellmore. John Nops
Charles V. Caldwell and John J. Wells, AIi d
CGar d'Alenc, Idaho
u, n. BUDLoNG,
iun.l july9l Register.
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l:lll3;3S
Discovery

az have been thinking of writing TO
you Tor some time" writes MIA W. D.
Benson, a Aaxtoa, Robson Co, N. c,
ito LEI yoa know what wonderful thing
DR.. Herce's Golden Medical Discovery
did for my little boy. He was tAken
with indigestion when he Was q year
and q half old, and he was under the
DOCTORS treatment for Eve long years.
We spent all We made for doctors biIls,
and 4 did no good. He could mot eat
anything only little milk and cracker,
and sometimes even this woald make
him sick, and he goa very weak; could
mot sit up ell day. and gave up al hope
ot his ever getting any better. Looking
over one d your books ! noticed d.
Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery rec
omnsnAed for indigestion We bought
some and gave 20 our boy. Two bottles
a Dr.. PierceS Golden Medical Discov-
cry cured him. He b well as can be,
and can eat anything that he wants and
Il does not hurt him. He has not been
6ck Q day since. and L has bees three
yeaD Gnce he took your medicine. I
pray that God viii always bless you and
your medicine.1
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Is often hidden BY unsightly pimples
eczema. tetter, erysipelAs. salt rheum,
etc. Bucklens Amica salve win glorify
the face By curing all skin eruptions,
also cuts. bruises burma bolls. felons
ulcers. the worst forms Of piles. Only
% cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
BY any druggisE
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were given the freedom Of the grounds
at Fort Sherman aud spent the day very
pleasantly dancing and INDUCING in
athletic sports.
The sundry civil appropriation bin, as
tt passed congress, revived the otiice OF
mineral land commissioner, and Sena.
tor Shoup has recommended the APP
polntment Of the old board In this state,
A. II. Davis. WIN. Ryan and George II.
Black.
Miss Henrietta Bigney, . captain In
the salvation Army, who has been sta.
toned ut Albany aud Portland, Or,
North Yakima, wAlla walla, SEATTLE,
Tacoma. wash, and POcatello, Idaho,
10 stopping In CRur d'Alene, having
been granted . fuFlough. She will hold
q series Of revival meetings at the Meth.
Odist church, beginning Monday morn
ing. All Christian workers and ell that
ought 10 be workers are invited.
Nc. VS.. whedOn, cashier OF the FRS.
National Bank Of winterset, Iowa In a
recent letter gives some experience with
q carpenter In his employ, that win be
Of value 10 other mechanics. lie says
II had Q carpenter working for me who
was obliged 10 stop work for several
days on account Of bsing troubled with
diarrhoea. I mentioned 70 him that
had been similarly troubled aud that
Chamberlalns Colo. Cholera and Dlar.
rhoca Remedy had cured me. lie
bought bottle Of Il from the druggist
here aud informed me that one dOse
cured him, aud he is again at work"
For sale BY any druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-16

Farm Of lSS acres, two miles west Of
town. with water, good buildings and a
bearing orchard, for sale. Apply to
HARRIET II. woNNACoTr.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-16
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pAtion. The power Of this malady ls
on organs, nerves, muscles and
I|n. Hut Dr. Kings NeW Llfe. pills
D safe and certain care. Best In the
"a Tor stomach. hveV, kidneys and
h els. Only % ceBta. az any drug