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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-02
SHOT AT ALEXANDER.
Rumcred Attempt to Kill the King
of Seryia.

SPECIAL BY CABLE.
Vienna. Aug. 1-tCopyright. 1900. by W.
r. Hearst.)-A report reached here late to-
night from Belgrade that an attempt had
been made TO assassinate King Alexander
while he was driving in the street, and that
the bullet missed.
The report is not yet confirmed.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-02
To-DAY's NEWS IN BRIEF.


Discount rates were 10 !. per cen. on
call and time loans. Ciearances. 5000 go
balances. S5el. .0-2 New York EXCHANGE s'c
discount bid I0c premium asked; Louisville
c5c discount bid. par asked; Chlcaso,c-'e 1,s-
co,,nt hid mar asked; Cincinnati, 2"c dis
count bid, par asked: New Orleans, Zoe dis
count bid. par asked.
The local wheat market closed higher at
72asc July; 73lsc Sept: 1o7sn16c Dec .'tsI
74a.c No. red. Corn closed lower AT "sc
b. July: 39c Aug: S7i2c b. Sept; a.tsc b.
Dec; a2igc n. year No >. oats closed at
2l1sc July: 2lc b. Sept; 2l&4f8-2c NO.
The local market for standard mess PORK
closed firm nj n275. Choice steam lard
closed better 1t 6..5c.
The local spot cotton market closed quiet.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-02
MISS C0ONEY KILLED.
American Missionary Victim Of
ROyars in China

DUAtFS III CUIIIi.
Syracuse, N Y, Aug. Word was re-
ceived here to-day CT the death at Macoa,
China. of Miss Agnes NJ. Cooney. mis-
sionary of the Christian and Missionary AL
lance. When the Boxer outbreak started
she was at KWei-Ptng in Kwang-Si Prov
ince and left for Macoa.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-08-02

Joplin Flower Para de.

Aug. 9Th and Sth, via Big Four Route.
Trains leave 500 m, II noon. sos p. M
Tickets Broadway and Chestnut SITS.
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FIRST ATTEMPT FAILED.

covering If any weil-known anarchists v
among them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

IonslgA. Jaly - LAT vvsk u swasss.
'A~t' au4 aSaesa FF9ssssatseas b. tAs
''oss snts stsa Engtaasl ~ afualy Goa
..assd a. syvs thAs ths sssnhstrgN AZ ~
Nm laws bssu saasslsrs,4 NsS saiy has,
BIOS IN sss istsFu4is44 atlseBpss 90 he
pAst = Gas thssras apgASsttars 10 roaytara
'as FasLl u lbs sfugA Ut thsif asswstious.
~ Hul4asa. lraaaA u Pahiiu spsHAua are
ssaHF1aaas IA asFtag = 4saP~rste pass 20
.1s pass ~ The tAiuesr gasssnmeus 10 ~.
~ .as 10y II Fssf'batsaa n The esYs tAsI
'as P"Fsrs stl hSvvus saahFutlssl snsaag
.asmassvrs Ibs 1Alsess asetasAGoas aAvs.
M t'et. sEErtsassd. fatAsr tssa anssisasas.
Ell saS fesHnE ax4snst he eastern snspiss.
Nrssib'sIl Epas Cst7 iAsaa. tA~ 4tssis.
S''.'ed sv'ESaPh~r and susvespaasixns a
.nr ltHsss lrEsng ths Ffamss ChiaNss waF
~ !ssl ~. n an abs rsvtss Al the sssass
.s4n ts' aa4f'!ly 4sviatvsi What ue 4sas
"a nat k"a'' ledge. Anssvsr Psassead. trum
'he thipess rather wvssG8 We sssvngsasw
.ae hasal' e aAmrit ssyusoaF % S1sns
I' her fnnrHsAfssisr. shTsw as4Fsslvvs bsaSsly
into tas brsash ant. u HFvssasgy. take
"'re r.'A' NJ b'E tAtps Ass svss h~sH
i"rr Wl'haus Fsrtsia aHssssas II risk.-
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NJ. t,rA. July ~ +aAstb4aA T.. K@ri.
90 suhs,A At Itsagaih. sayss
~ ASA sh< GIlss5 tStazi tsssss susSh ~
IA 1 .a4as sAsy sAty ASH The saPsEal u.
'rFtaI " 10 susEs anal shs shysgs euas.
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yaassDay las Sulpssos. Alss ass4 stGA lAssf
coast aA.lse gAs sss'5ss Of MancAa tahHsr
ai.a tgyaa l'vkta sa 's,A4n ta. Iakiag Higk
.asm sAs Ga sAssefs 81 iz,ss& az Hostages aas
saving gA& 0gAsr AfssSnxFs 10 t'skIa 10
a4rfabIs ts.s, II lbs aassAsIssa ass b.
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tFtl 81, sA~1 aass~s Aas4 saaatng 70 vvas
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.afssr IaI sIsless sA,aa F'ekin t4ks al
A-asss rs..rs 4L - asAsssrsiy paiAssl"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

Havana, July - Fslrs . Ralhboas
rr'"ntly diFs, ter svasrIl u p,sts Ia tuba
aas arrested hsrv On t,ar ghargra Ta,s.
aH'gr Inc anla ipl dra ~tng Ut t&a or,iprs
Tor ~" each. paying hs pugats splsa
man 1nd g'r!sosr from the ypsE,l t,o,gs
thd drawing pr dem illaN anes y hen H.,s
Tn.'.tsl to ia az. Mf Rlthtapr sas held
IN t"n'i' of ss5t'1 HE rruailn,,i N Nv,
court room all day Awaiting tb~ dsr,sion
81 iar I4lEr IN tas matter VI acceptance
Ut FrlHytsyo ,,rmbI. one Of The "a bssf
>P5nr'H merchants Of Havana. ~ hrn,ls
man for g. Hfhb.1us "a. abl,g7sg
I" ~ 20 Inc guard house b"rluse 10 tislFv
ru''d hat 'smbi ouald no. e. "a The tan,i
@ii""nt '4e CONSENT ai ars 14aasss part
nsr
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pr~.id.ur Loah-,. Drerssa-

rarl,. july - President laabs'' "a
urgpus4tpen iron yhs mIAL'Lsf u "ar, ~
.t.,g s.sucd 4 ssrrs u Iartesa, fsi9filiEiis
and recognizing The aapsFl9s couhsI 81
WI and vrfg1ln IrpaT -u4snss u ms as
ont.r HE dfsI lrcgsr AppotaEs IOuf LIr4
tenant commanders 10 .ur army sofFH.
namely. ,sraeral, lie S41rtrf, fIhaAo@,
LaIfoa AMI l-assyfv. glua n4alAiy las a
I5rtlrr Lr,rre Vi ,,snrla4 4s ts4-44et AZ
yurIIug u - hasa al the menibsfs VI tAs
cuun.l u uAg, iHsseaI VI recalling ia
P4rr. are byunl ~ be comma a-irrs Vi tIs
4imy sorps AMI consequently Afe repaired
~ fy,,le A. tAs headquarters u ths'f goffaa
lac secoE4 I,,cfve n44Ass ssssfAi elInsss
IN the w4g gIlicr. lAglusAng .as lPPulat
uteu. u ,.eflsrAl Lsg0iarfe a. 4.frrtaf u
The infantry N Place Vt t.saefal A--et.
VI Ao fvpLlers GsurcA liasa.g ~ sysll
.,iAn4-r II tae u, a,,4n vi ,ntiaIfy
The third Iserss APputa-a ',rnsrll ft3r
Ou.1n a. military sovrruas u fafrs, saa..
ccydlug GenrrIl Eu4susry. y l,J. Nhsu 4P
PaH-u! N July a. Ffvsp!sHs 1t LAS ay'4a.
81. II sIr. r4prvsarI lea.ss Ia .ss-.s as
crtlfr thine H. h.i ass dlE.es.
Inc lo4rla lr,fes replaces t.<nersl Ne
srn, q AV, yair a.4o, wls relieved by
t,enrral jr taA4ct. A4vtas 4aA4s4 an INA
pT4IruL ORDER VI The LAY
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

New York-Bradstrest'a report for
the past week says:
Important changes In trade and spec
ulatlon are notably lacking this week
but counter currents OF demand in var
ious sections and Industries lend q
rather more than usually irregular APP
pearanee to the general situation.
Among the notable features calling for
notice are the practical assurance of
an Immense corn crop by the recent
copiOus rains in the further west, the
continued cheerful reports from the
sections which have gathered and are
now gathering large winter wheat
crop. advices Of continued improvement
in tone in the northwest. with reports
of renewals Of earlier cancelled orders
for fall goods. fairly satisfactory gains
In gross railway earnings. less weak
ness in prices of the country's leading
cereal products, based apparently on
renewed buying for export and rather
more inquiry for raw wool by manu-
facturers,
Unfavorable elements in trade prob
ably find their chief and greatest ex-
position in the iron and steel business.
That industry is. IL possible. more de-
pressed than at any time for three
years past, and expectations that price
declines will be checked by the arrival
of finished matter at a cost basis have
been disappointed. because this week
steel bars have been sold In some in
stances at one cent per pound. which is
unquestionably below the basis of the
cost Of raw materials and manufacture.
That large tonnage of this material
and southern pig iron has been worked
OF seems certain, but 1t is still buy
er's market, with everything that this
implies.
Export business would undoubtedly
expand IL ship room were available.
Among other metals tin is locally lower
on freer arrivals, after touching the
highest price in 90 years.
Rather more inquiry for wool at east
ern markets is sign Of manufacturers
getting ready for the lightweight sea
son.
Wheat (ineluding four) shipments
for the week aggregate 2.363,743 bush
els, against 3,O29, 3s1 bushels last week
1864 bushels in the corresponding
week OF 1899. 2.371.S72 bushels in 1898
2.34S.O21 bushels in 1897 and 2,64s,74s
bushels in 1896.
From July 1 to date this season
wheat exports are 11.241,S14 bushels
against 1871. 292 bushels last season
and 1881. $40 bushels in 1S9s-9S.
Business failures are smaller, mum
bering 1873 in the United States. com
pared with 202 last week, 10 in this
week a year ago. 1S9 in 1898. 25s in
| 1897 and PAL in 1896.
Canadian failures number Is, as
against 26 last week. Is in this weeh
last year, "a in 1898, 80 in 1897 and "a
in 1896.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

1t Is reported that the Grand Forks
smelter will blow in about August Is.
There is about 5000 tons OF ore now
first roast pile OF 1000 tons has been
fired.
IL the rumor that the B. A. c. Is
seeking to secure the Trail smelter al
so proves true 1t IS thought probable
that that also will be enlarged. The
shipments from the lie Roi alone are
beginning to tax the present plant to
the utmost, and when the mines Of the
subsidiary companies Of the B. A. C..
commence shipments a far greater ca
pacity will be required.
Great excitement was caused in Kas-
10 last week by the news Of three mag
nifcent strikes on the south fork of
Kaslo river. The most remarkable OF
the three was that made on the Bis
marck claim, which was bonded at one
time by Frank Sherwood OF Spokane.
The find was most unexpected. Il was
made about 20 feet to the east Of the
upper tunnel and consists OF clean ga
AVho AlOAh AOuA " L Z lutht6 "iNEs lie
vein has been stripped for 30 feet, and
old-time miners say that It Is the most
important event OF the year.
Another good find Is the one made
on the Cork mineral claims, owned by
the French syndicate. They have eight
feet Of galena in an open cut They
are driving a tunnel to crosscut. The
Cork is at the bottom OF the same hill
erty is a gold as well as silver one.
There is much activity throughout
the district around Nelson since the
settlement OF the labor troubles, and
important results are assured from the
work under way and being started.
The Venue new mill Is running full
blast, and Is proving a complete sue
cess. II was the first time that a ro-
tary mill had been tried In that section.
and much interest attached TO It's work.
ing. The mine is being worked with
a full force Of 3S men and Ia looking
well. The work OF pumping the water
ont OF the Hall mines has started, and
all preparations are being made for
the resumption OF active development
as soon as that Is done. The Birdseye
has resumed work with a good force.
and there Is considerable activity In
Its neighborhood on Morning noun
tain. The st. Mary's country is also
at the summit Of which Is the Bis
marck.
The Granite King Is the claim on
which the third strike was made. Il
Is owned by Kaslo people. A few feet
below the surface they encountered 80 /
Inches Of galena, and they have struck 1
the same lead 10 feet below. This prop
receiving a lot Of development. and
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04
.E..p.r.r wilIlaa... Asa.,...

RerIlH, July ~ EmpeTeF Williams I'd.
dress 10 Lhs s0ldisfs comprising the China
Ga pedilioa fDTms the sabieet VI general
discussion. The sa1psEor. Instructions 10
spare ~ Chinsss Rhd make No prisoners
ars eo,slesnnsd BY BsAriy sssryLsdy oas
meets and also BY the PEssA.
Inc l.0kAl -.n1siger Pssten1s that tho
emperor did hos iiisan aAat bis eoFds i'm.
pAsd Bug lh4t hs H<Tely shAhed To eau.
llOA The HleIlbsts u The sAp<ditioA that
they - osilI Insst = tos who does tat state
And niaGes no PEtsonsra A.tt neaTiy al
Tho OIAsr Pip~fs. commanding % ths
ruIprrufs sPSseh. s1ToaSiy sIgue against
Il, * IasoSlatI. ia a spSclAliy cauAgss
inApnrr. reminding the sRPefoT that telling
hLs sJi4Sfs " saTTy stSthzaILSa tato IlliiAa
aiI ia inc saias breath ea!oihing Gii<tn
10 Ir.ii nitA tsfu.tJas s~tSEisy Iksss do n0s
tAlly tssAlss. the lsaPeE argues. IA< sss.-
psfOI has b. fighl " ~ islslTAsl tax sAFsii,
tloh, b.ty.,ass tbs sKp~,1giOn NiA AGm
ulAnI VI sAtsFoi sssns osALxf naIiDnallly
!. us,,s lllaIru.g iga sSisly GA<y lnlsG 0a=s.
las p.apsr HislatAIns tLsaE -tAs sas-
psfvfs Lsb1stoF - .s@siy "a sPtiE up lAs
h.lrin4Hy " JaE Ps~sfs, a. d3a5Iissa ssaAa
VI Ghs pD~srs ~ HsI Agtv< 10 tAs sln-
psfvfs Hsgf1eslsazs,@
several pApsfs 1fa@ a P4faihri b<sss~a
LAl, LAEasg sg~seA b. LHp~Fvs " ilglaAa
4hA liAe ns Ixlit sFsi IN Isss. dsslirssiag 10
the hsdsstalrr the eharyh az JsTasstzasi. "a
b, a4sA g.y4 sl.5A GAs kahssf Psusshssa 100
suspet VI 4 AslskAah ksE< s6lItxFlBg ESsaf4
ali n4L4sna.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

Chicago, july - ga a prsis1,a Il lie
Central Stuck la4 Gfila rAsaaags Ut 4 b.
sago Judse El'Aap ss.ass4 an yrIsr .sm
purIgtiy restraining tAr board u gsisA
Fr"n cutting Ut lts mAtIrt 44ytiEh5ns
'srsTe or trom satsrrng ,nla lay e.H
otnItan Or rua;rlss uith lac isirgyapA
companies p ha-h N.li rsatrst Gas srarr44
paoiw from Srt.saE The 44ylA:i4as, t4s
injunction a broad fngug4 IS d, isaer.s,l
IL prevent The buasI iroul .nIsrisrag .n
any way Wtth the " rsssra Ualga Istr
graph company IN gathering 4H4 4r,grs1ut
ing the market rsppfss .o sar prrssuE s4a
srr'b"r' 1t the Telegraph cpmPaays mar
ket service.
In il' compliant the Central Stock ansi
tram sNrhangv Gays sAas sA7ald the fuaf
.r- rrr"F,' be- yst Of tae psft ,ansrs bs.
uirss "otl!i BE- greatly inquired
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04
Nrw nrIsa.. AnnIn nal,

Ne" urts'n', July p Mob ,,alsars
seems 6" haze spent ttaslt and the ritv ).
quiet again No fresh outbreaks are Re-
ported, the burning Of she ia,my Lain
IS n''' having evidently bssn the crown
ing p'''" af mob violence Maypr ,ag.ls
F'i'' 'ay' that the las lezsuess. surh a..
thit wh'rh h1a shocked the cummup,i,
Tor Tho Lat lew days rlu only h. s1p
p''-S'd by force, lie s,rl today that he
mad M intention ot dIsbandtug Tho special
police or dts,harging The utilrtia until tAs
Lat vesiIgF u mob violence had diam
P'ar"d. Among the communications 70
,tl''' ny the mayor TO-DAY vas an ole,
nom the leading citizens Of Tang,ahos
i"r sufficient number u able b..i,sd n.n
- -nhlnlIats The Negroes Of Nsw Orleans
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

Chicago, Aug l.--%early an pcrsun.,
May Vi whom hal never seen iue made
"f 4 police staff m bcfJre, we're rlr,,lgI
tuesday in a wnOIc':'., rail on ,Le..
o','ket shops located in the dew ntuA "A =.
n"' and cartSd oil ~ the police .trrIu,
\ fczen firms, one them John IN, 10.
s5n l. Co., prominently connected with
the beard Of trade were visited by t,,r
police during the raid, which vas 80 Ter.
freely planned that hardly y ICr.In ~ all
thi rooms raid-d succeeded IN cslp,.y.
The raid, conducted Ut tht busiest ',osr
Ct tire day on chIHyc, created ton.ilerai,l,
esri'tn ent and re@ulrea in the fo1r ri
rhe hoard Of ira ie being practically ,lnn.
doned for the time being, while he trad
e,z watched WITT interest the po,icc -
they gathered IN their prisoners ion Il g
adJ@fent buildings.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

New York-Silver certificates, $40
S21ac; bar silver, 6OAc; Mexican dol
lars, 4Sc.
San Francisco-Silver bars, 60kc;
Mexican dollars, 49449hc.
The brokers' price for lead was 1895
and for copper 1850.
New York-Metals-The feature OF
operations on the metal exchange was
the announcement from London that
1000 tons of tin had been shipped.
This statement weakened our market
considerably. offerings Of spot being
at S34.
Copper ruled quiet and unchanged
here. In London it was IS higher, at
f73.
London-Bar silver, 81 1915.
Lead and spelter-Dull and un-
changed at $3.s7h94.O2 and $4259
4.30 respectively.
Iron and steel were weak again. Pig
iron warrants show a decline of 25
points to S12.75.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

good reports are coming In from there.
It Is said to be not improbable that
the output OF the North Star. ST. Eu-
gene and sullivan mines In East Koot.
snay for June-win be increased 50
per cent before the close of the year.
The Sullivan Is now installing one
half OF q 1O-drill duplex air compress
sor which viii more than double its
output, The st. Eugene's output Ia
increasing rapidly. and with $2.OO0.0O0
worth of ore blocked out the North
Stars output win not decrease. except
with cessation Of work, which will not
occur without a tremendous fall In the
price OF lead.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04
REPUHLlC.

1t is expected that the Morning Glory
win be cleared of water and ready for
work in a few days.
The Surprise. In Keller camp. con-
tinues in rich ore, and the owners feel
confident that they have the rich Dewey
lead
1t Is stated on reliable authority that
the Republic Reduction company's
plant will be in full operation by Sep
TENDER Z. II this proves true the Re
public mill and the custom mill will
commence operations about the same
time
The value of the ore in the ouilp
is increasing rapidly.
The water has been taken out OF the
shaft and drift on the Flag Stan in
Cody camp. 1t was considerable OF an
undertaking, as the shaft Is 100 feet
deep and there is nearly 80 feet Of
drift. The water came close to the
5O-foOt level
1t is reported in Republic that the
Mountain Lion company would declare
dividend OF 5 cents per share on Au-
gust l. As far as can be learned no
oficial announcement OF the dividend
has been made, but It Is stated from
an insider that such course Is more
than probable.
The station being cut on the 200
foot level OF the Quilp Is completed.
The ore in the raises never looked so
well as 1t does now and 1t certainly
| assays far better than ever before. The
values for a long time previous to the
past month have ranged from SIS to
| S25 per ton, but since then the increase
has been considerable.
The Badger Girl group OF mining
claims, which are being worked by
eastern capital under the management
Of s Bennett, has made a splendid
| strike OF rich galena ore at the bottom
OF the incline shaft. This ore Is the
richest galena yet found in the camp
and the quartz with which It Is mixed
is reported to assay high in gold val
ues. Mr.. Bennett Is more than elated
over the outlook for the property,
which Is rapidly developing into one
| Of the foremost mines Of Meyers Greek
camp.
| superintendent bcOtSe S'llct VI eAe
Ben Hur believes that he will connect
the lower level Of the mine with the
intermediate level within the next ave
days. The lower level Is 230 feet below
the surface and the intermediate only
lis feet below. A raise Is being made
from the lower and a Wine IL being
sunk from the intermediate. When
these are connected the mine will be
we'll ventilated. 1t is then proposed to
stope on the lower level and II Is not
improbable that the shaft will be con-
tinued down 100 feet. The ore in both
the WINE and raise is Of good grade,
running from $50 to $40 per ton. The
superintendent thinks that the average
Is not far from $50 per ton.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04
FI.hsr.nen strIL. 9. Oh.

Vancouver. d. G., July 29.-The Fish.
crmens union Of New Westminster, after
prolonged session Saturday afternoon
declared oil the Fnser river salmon strike
but the membership Of that union Is not
nearly so large a. that Of the union al
StevestOn.
The strike situation ct Steveston re-
mains the same. The union fishermen
bead two uBeventful meetings today
Labor Commissioner Bremner has not vet
succeeded in ehecting . settlement be
tween the cannery men and the strikers
Meantime the militia will remain al
Steveston.
News was received today from skeena
river that the salmon run there IL better
than heretofore, boats making an average
daily catch Of 100 fish,. On the Fraser
river the catch has fallen of again.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Props.
Toledo, ..
We. the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
Heve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions. and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
firm. WEST & TRUAX.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
WALDfNG. KINEAN h MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure II taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Price 75c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. TestimOn-
ials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
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MINES IND AINING NEVIS
our NORTHwEsTERH MINES,


Another rich ore shoot has been en-
countered On the Black Bear, at LOO
mis-. 1t is in the east drift on the
250-foot level. For the last so feet
this drift has been running beyond
any of the other workings OF the mine
SO that the strike is an entirely new
body Of ore. Free gold Is visible all
through the face of the drift. and the
ore will undoubtedly run exceedingly
high. though no assays have yet been
made. The finding Of rich ore outside
OF the area of pay ore already explored
is important. as 1t increases the value
Of the deposits to an as yet unknown
extent There was much jubilance
over the find.
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al think it is my duty 10 write
l.tter to you ia regard 10 what l.y Ola
y pipkAam's Vegetable tompnahd d9d
tnr me. wrote yea some time ago
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-04

Poultry and Eggs-Chickens, old,
10911e per ID. live weight; springs,
$4.0064.50 per doz; ducks, $4,000 500
per dog; geese. dressed. 12c per ID;
turkeys. live. 1O612c; dressed. 800
13c: eggs, fresh. $4.0O94.50 per case
egetables-Potatoes, 30640c per
ewt; onions. $1.0061.50 per cwt.
Live stock-Beef, live steers, 4c;
dressed. 6hG74e; live cows, Sc;
dressed. 50 G615c; veal calves, dress
ed, 769c: mutton, ewes, &c: wethers,
31ac; hogs, live, $4.75 per cwt; dressed,
800 per cwt.
Sheep skins-Shearlings Toe each !:
short wool pelts, 30150c; medium
wool, 50975c; long wool. 75c9$1.0O.
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The lockout Of 400 metal polishers
and brass workers, which has been on
for several months In New York, is be
ing investigated by state arbltrators
They find that the bosses combined TO
lockout the men, who want the nine
hour day, but 1t is hardly probable that
they will be thrown into prison for con
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