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The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20

According to a report of Maj,Gen.
Otis to the war department from Feb,
10 to April 30 of this year, there were
received at the port of Manila 100000
bales of Manila hemp. Additional
quantities of that fiber were coming in
at the latter date as rapidly as coast
ing vessels could be secured to trans
port the same. The receipts this year
promise to be as large as those of any
preceding year. The report character
ICES the statement that the insurgent
authorities threaten to kill any of the
natives found cleaning hemp as being
circulated for the purpose of keeping
up the prevailing high prices.
The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20

Russia is considering a new mode
for leasing the oil lands owned by the
crown in the district of Baku, in order
to reduce the price of coal oil. which
within the last few years has been
raised exorbitantly. 1t is proposed that
after 1900 the lessees shall pay to the
government 40 per cent of the oil pro
duced in natura," so that the govern
ment can become a competitor in the
sale of the article. Heretofore the
lessees paid certain tax in cash.
The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20
The
Pinkhan1
Record

Is q proud and peerless
record. 1t Is q record Of
cure, of constant COM
quest over obstinate M0
Of Wonsen5 ills that deal
OUT despaIry suffering
that many women think
Is w0s,sanIs natural hes.I-
faae; disorders and dis
placements THAT drive out
hope.
The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20

The largest sturgeon was caught re
Gently in the North Sea. 1t weighed
525 pounds, but the delight of the FISH,
ermen was tempered by the fact that
it did $3.50 worth of damage to the nets
before it was killed.
The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20

From the way some people act, one
would think II wouldn't be safe for
them to go to sleep for fear they
would attempt to turn over and would
roll of the earth.
The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20

Recent floods in upper, central, and
southern Italy, which threatened the
lines of railway, have brought to the
attention of the government the neces-
sity of replanting forests on the hill
Sides.
The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20

In China. twelve miles from Lion
Chek. there is a mountain of alum
which yields 100 tons yearly.
The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20

The Methodists have 142 mission
aries in China. the Presbyterians 2O9,
and the American Board of Commis-
sioners for Foreign Missions no.
The Springfield herald., 1900-07-20

notice. but only accomplishment gains
applause.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02
ssssa .rAsnssa Has Writssa a PIay,

Lobo. WAhb, Blanca. Molly Cotton.
tail, Redruif, Silverpot, and all the other
animals OF the plain and forest that
Ernest Seton. Thompson has known aud
written about win shortly appear as
stage characters In = play for children.
There have been such persistent calls
for more Of LoboS, wahbS, and their
comrades adventures. that Mr.. Thomp-
son has consented 70 put all his wild
acqualntences on the stage and LET each
one TELL its own joys and sorrows 10 song
and story, and dance and make merry.
Costumes have been specially designed
By r. B. Birch, who illustrated the
staged Little Lord FAuntleroy," for
each OF his animal characters, % that
the children OF the play viii exactly re.
semble the originals Of "wild Animals
] Have Known" There ere seventeen
characters IN the play, which can be
acted In half an hour. Il has been %.
cured By The Ladies' Home journal for
publication IN the July issue.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

The cargo OF corn, which Aaericans
were asked 70 send to starving India, 10
now well on its way. In the big steam
ship Quito. which sailed May 10. The
two hundred thousand bushels will 70
thrOugh the hands Of American mis-
sionaEies, directly 10 the starving. But
what shall be done for the people before
the corn reaches them the lasE Of June,
and after the corn 10 eatenf We must
keep them alive BY cabling money for
immediate relief, and for food after
the corn is consumed. We must not
save them for few weeks and then let
them die. Are there not 5000 in this
happy country who win 20 among their
friends and each raise go to complete
the work % well begun. Perhaps you
helped raise the corn. win you not be
one Of the 5000 TO help raise the money
too. and thus aid la carrying the dying
people through TO the end Of the famine
late In September, and in completing
this, the greatest intei national charity
movement Of all time. Scores Of mill
lions are suffering, and hundreds Of
Thousands are in daily peril OF dying.
There is yet time for you 10 save some
OF them. Less than three dollars will
now save and keep n man 30 the end Of
the famine. WIN you not send q postal
card today saying that yOa viii try to
raise $50? II Jon TAIL 1t will be In =
good cause. You cannot fail IN 90
holy IN undertaking. Many have
heard the pitiful cry from India, and
win be glad 70 give IL you ask them to,
even II they have already given. Do
not wait TO Get the money, but send IN
word you will undertake 70 do it. Send
names or money 10 me at Springfield,
Illinois. or to the Christian Herald,
Bible House. New York.
r. @. HoRBa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

Notice d hereby given that the penalty Eiyeu
below inelades interest a. provided By law. q
July Ia. iso0 ntAxes are paid belore that time
deduct per cent from original tax.
CAincsOss. Ma :. r.. towA lOas Il and Z bGk
.. lots and 10 hlk II; tax Ree: pen. SIC.
clay. Martha. tOwn lot blk 1: tax Sa@; pen.
&c.
Gay. Martha. town lot SIk T; tax nc; pen.
SC.
Claytoa. c. H.. town east - Re, q Ios bIk p:
tax tGS7; pea. -
Bancroft, o. H., town lots and bIk L; tAx
q. -; pen, SC
Burke. Ms. Sarah, town IOss and blk 10:
TAX t3.io: pen. SC.
Blsbee, n. H.. town lots :, . and 10 blk =;
tn S2Ss; pen SC.
RAbOItt. Ma. Lucia, town SOt Slk y. tax asc:
pen. Sc.
Back, Muse q Co.. city, al hlk V. and lot : hlk
Z: tax &C; pen. &c.
Dean, Geo. B.. tOwn LOT hlk II; tax 80: pen.
sc.
DinsmOre. John r., city. lot Ii blk &C; tax O.:
pen. Gse.
Good, sarah E., town lot bsk Il; tax 80;
pen. sc.
Heath. Percy v. town LOT 6lk D; tax SIIO;
pm. SC.
johnson. Augusta. town lot sJk -; tax On;
pen. 80.
unse, Frank r., town lot bk r; tax si.IS;
pen. SC.
Ra,shey. A, town lots II and J. blk =; sA1 &c;
STATE Ins. %, city, lots II and L sIk n; ta1
Nc; pen. &C.
ssalIIs: J: Z, town lots sand BLK Il; tax
Turner. ". J., town lots hlk r; tax ssc; pen.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

e Weifsrk:LasaIis Dsa1 - Alivsl Missing
ainss llendag.
Blncs last Monday when be lsft the
cabin Of John Babhltt, on the outnklrts
Of the town. the wheEeabouts Of wood
ford LegaFie arr . conplets mystery 70
his friends and associates who are En-
eTting every effort % end some ciew
that win explain his sudden disappear.
ance. He has place across the lake
bordering on Sqnsw bsy and h inter.
ested with Michael burke In some eat
lie and . lot Of ties. He came 70 town
last Saturday In = row boat for the pur.
pose Of laying In supply Of provisions.
and after making his purchases bezan
drinking. When be became sober Mon
day morning be remarked to NJ Bab-
bitt. with whom he had beeE stopping.
that he was tired Of such . life, and ap-
peared TO be very despondent How.
ever he became more cheerful, took q
ping Of tobacco and 9 quart Of whiskey
and left tho shack, since which time
not . Trace Of him can be found. HIS
boat remained where he had tisd it. with
some Of the groceries be had purchased.
and was found BY Mr.. Burke wednes-
day. When not drinking Mr.. LegaEie
was q hard worker and considered one
Of the best tie makers in the country.
He is . single man about % yeas of
age. and feaFs are entertained that he
may have ended his life either accidently
or Intentionally In the waters Of the
lake. Bat there are those who. believe
that he has wandered on to some other
town and win yet return. A thorough
search Of the lake shore from town
around Tubbs' point to the place where
his boat was tied might solve the mys-
terry, and the there b talk Of q searching
party being formed for this purpose.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

While at Harrison Last Saturday wait
ing for train to wardRer, VIM. Pipkin
met with painful accident He was
leaning against the railing at the depot
With his right hand in his pants pocket
lingering 30 calibre revolver. In some
unaccOuntabIe manner the revolver was
discharged, the ball entering the aeshy
part Of the right leg few inches below
the thigh joint and passing along the
femur bone to the point Of exit at the
knee, making an ugly wound. After
the accident Mr.. Pipkin walked aboard
the George 0akes and came back 10
C9ur d'Alene for surgical treatment.
Although very painful, the wound 10
not dangerous and he expects to be out
In = couple Of weeks. Mr.. Pipkin
passed through four years OF war, three
In the rebellion and one in the Philip.
pines. without receiving a scratch, and
says IL seems strange that he should
now become the victim Of his own care.
lessness In handling . gun.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02
Ne KILLED the Skunk.

Charles Williams, Edward Shuck and
= Mr.. Crawford are WORKING % pros,
pect near Mica Peak. Early Friday
morning . skunk slipped into their tent
and was making way with some Of the
grub when Williams discovered the In.
trUder. He grabbed ride and BY the
time he fired the skunk had stopped
near the foot Of tree, thirty feet dis
tAnt, 70 enjoy his lunch. A box con-
tanning Is pounds Of dynamite. which
stood BY the tree, was exploded By the
ball passing through It. Williams,
Shuck and Crawford gathered them
selves together few minutes later. took
account OF stock, found few scattering
skunk hairs and hole In the ground.
The men escaped serious injury, WIN.
iams and Crawford being scratched
and bruised BY the flying debris: but
Williams d sure he killed the skunk.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

All other precincts one each.
The county central COMMITTEES has de-
cided that no proxy shall be held BY q
Pcrson residing In any precinct other
than that Of the delegate giving the
IfOxy, and that no person shall hold
more than one proxy.
The precinct primaries for selecting
these delegates win be held saturday,
June n. 1900.
Each precinct committeeman win Ok
the hours most convenient for the raa-
jority Of the democrats Of the precincts,
and give due notice thereof By posting
the same for not less than ten days prior
TO June ., 800.
Dated at R2thdrum. Idaho, Mey .,
1900. &c. BRADY,
Chairman Democratic Central County
Committee.
EDWIN McBEE,
Secretary.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02
Notice Cor Publication.

DERARTMEET o. THE IrTERioa,
o. g Lam OFFICE ar C0uR p'ALAER. IDARo.
May =. Ipoa
NOtice b hereby given that the following
named settler has aled notice Of his inteatioA 10
mAke anal proof IN support Of his elalm. and
that said proof YIN be made before the Register
and Receiver ii Occur d'Alene. Idaho, On July
"a, Isoa. via:
cHARLEs y. RosES,
Nd. Ell. iOs Z. y NEN 80. 70. SN.E.s.
seo. II, Up. - N, n aw. BIN.
Ne names III tollOuing vltnesses 70 prove his
contianoas residence upun and eulilvaiaoa a
said lanA VIA Thomas Rilchis, rhsoaoge y.
Rosen, John Q, Rosen and reter ". JoAnsoa.
~ Of c0ar d'Aleae. ldaAo
y. n. BuDLoSG. "
iuas4ulg.T Register.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

W. A. Hines. Of Manchester. Ia,
ING OF ais almost miraculous escape
death, says: Exposure after
lss induced serious lung troabls.
|th ended In consumption. I had
4aent hemorrhages and cougAed
- and day. All my doctOu said /
sd soon die. Then ! began 10 uae
Kings New Discovery which wholly
sed me. Hundreds have used Il on
advice and Ill say u never falls 70
- Throat, Chest and Lung ttoables. !"
sular sire s0c and sl0o. Trial bot.
free at any drug store,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02
A wealth Il Beauty

10 often hidden by unsightly pimples,
eczema, letter. eTysipelas, salt rheum.
etc. BucklenS Arnica salve win gloTify
the face BY curing all skin eruptiOns,
also cuts, bruises. burns. bOils, felOns.
ulceTs. the worst forms of piles. Only
Is eta. box. Cure guaranteed. sold
By any druggist.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

09 ogB9ns a. the
Hody. u eases
heir iabos. pre-
yeats the loss Of
power and waste
q enezU caused
BY hicsioa. Many
. man who Was al
run down, whose
limbs aehed when
he Walked. whose
back aehed when
he Laid down. who
breaehed with dlf.
6ealty. and cough
cd constantly. has
been perfectly
cared BY the ne
a Doctor HeTce's
GoldeH Medical
Discovery. II pnr-
Mes the blood,
strengthens the
stomach and heals
weak lun@
Aceept 10 @h-
slitule MsG Col den
Medical Disc0v-
U,S nor any med
kline called siuss
- good by tAe
GAMlnr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

At one time Isuffered from q severe
saln OF the ankle" says Geo. Z. Cary.
|tor OF the Guide. washington. Va,
after uaiag several well recommended
edicines sithoat saecesA I tslsd
AmbsrlAinS Pain Balm, and en-
1Assd 70 cay thai relief came 80 soan
began ts uss and complete ears
eddy followed" Sold By any drug
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

Destroying IL victim is = type Of COZ.
stipation. The power Of this malAdy h
felt on organs, nerves. muscles and
brain. But Or. Kings New Life Pills
are asafe and certain cure. Beat 10 the
Ncrld for stomach. liver. kidneys and
bowels. Only % eent1 q any drug
store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02
HeHea.

On Monday morning the Cash Gro
Gerry will commence calling at your
homes and taking orders for groceries,
which viii be carefully oiled and fully
appreciated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02
DWARF. STOVES.
aARE, FISHING TACKLE,
ITS, 0ltS. WALL
PER. or AGRICULTURAL
PIGMENTS.
Can Save You Money.
voURs 70 PLGAUg.
ARMAND PERRENOUD.

- he Hoard Of Trustees Of the Village
81 CgaF d'Alene. kO0tsnAi County,
Slate Of idaho.
We, your commlttse, appointed "a
pmfU an estimate Of the necessary
8Eaenses and expeadlturps Of the VII
Ne Of Crur d'Alens, for the fiscal ycaI
esmsuOlhg Nay Ist. 800. beg have "a
e1bnlt the following report:
Ne find the total lOcOme OF The village
I'D ahe paAt tscai year was about Of 600
We estimate the amount Of revenue
eessary for current aud other sx.
nses and redemption OF outstanding
4srranta. for The FISCAL year commencing
&w Ia ION IN h a Rallos-a.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

Just Q Little oil On the engine n tha
right time may mean the dfierenee he
tween he and death 10 the paasenRess end
csuw. What oil ID % the frietion a the
delicase parts of the engine, Or. Pieree's
Golden Medical Discovery b 10 the dbl
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

Farm Of Iss acres, two miles west Of
town. with water, good buildings and .
bearing orchard, for sale. Apply 10
HARRIET B. woNKAoorT.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

no you know that the PREss can BE-
Ind one whole. year for 81 cash 10 I'd.
vance? Now 10 the tune 10 subscribe.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02
THE DAY AT PosT FALLS.
HAakaA.

Everybody to call at the Cash Grocery,
corner sherman street and the railroad
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

mr. chaA HnaWiek. e LeaN, Mncumb O.,
Mtch-. wFiten; 81 have nerer IN befAsT tn ny
Gfe ehan - nog. I have aakea d. PieerRS
Oolde0 Me4ral Dl1co0rFy dga2 along. ] ca
49, wa1k qliAe we'll Wilh Gne. sd hopR %
had - ~ cruAehes 6r nGaray ezo yeasa. ehlBk
J. aA 1otng 6oe. Do "a olAgA a1W ard Can
eAeep llkf sehoel boy. Y0a mnH knew that
9ncann henidea, and received 10 henrGk; %
khtuk yg1K medfEine thu oGiY wedkcaae for me
Dr.. HeEee's Medical Adviser in paper
cover. b eat fFee on receipt Of al one
cent Stamps 10 pay expense Of mailing
o1ty. address Dr.. R v. Pierce. D1f-
fAlo, ~.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02

Notice Is hereby given thst . conysD.
ton Of the democratic party OF Koote-
nai county viii BE- convened N CGuI
d'Alsne, on Tnssday. the 10th day 81
July, 1900. at ! o'clock p. m. for The pur.
pose Of nominating candidates for the
following ofices 70 b. voted for 1t the
coming general election:
County surveyor. county snpsrinten-
dent Of schools. county attorney, eOro-
neT. treasurer, probate judge, sheriff.
assessor and tlIree county commits.
sioners. Also 10 nominate one candi.
date Tor the state senate and three can
didates for the lower house OF the state
legislature. and 70 select twelve dele
gates 70 attend the state democratic
convention 10 be held at Pocotelio,
Idaho. on the 18th day OF July, 1900.
Each precinct 10 entitled to the fol
lowing number OF delegates:
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-02
MyPriCes
Are Lower.

! want you 10 call
in and see me when
you are in need Of
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-08
Prominent Pastors and Others Give
Their Views Upon How the Crusade
Should be Firmly Conducted.

people, however. carefully keep In ignor-
ance of such matters, and assume that
their children know no more about them
than they do themselves. l suspect. how
ever, that the children are not always so
ignorant as the parents think, and that
many of the latter would have some start
ling revelations II they knew just where
and how their children spend their even
ings.
This remark applies TO families high
i'm the social scale as well as others. /
presume a body OF college students rep
resents on the whole a good social aver
age, yet there are always some who are
vicious and who. under the plea OF good
fellowship. endeavor to debauch others
Some brothels in this city cater especially
to students who not infrequently waste
their money and manliness in such dens
The college authorities promptly dismiss
such students when found out, but IL is
exceedingly hard to get proof, owing to
the curious code of honor that prevails
among student bodies"
Mrs. Hill. wife OF DIR. Lester s. Hlll
OF Broad street Is secretary of the
Woman's Council of this state an organ
ization which includes many large soci-
etes of women.
Mrs. Hill assured the reporter that she
could heartily echo the sentiments Of
other women whose statements have been
published In these columns.
81 am glad" she said. ito lend my name
and support to such worthy cause"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-08
PUBLIC SCHOOLS. did NOT APPEAR.
Mrs. Mo|IsnhausT Failed 10
Appear In Court Against tho
Alleged JeWeITy Thieves.


New York. Sept. s.--Mrs. Julia Mollens
hauer, the wealthy woman OF Brooklyn
who went to a cake walk, and drank too
much. did not appear In the Lee avenue
police court. Williamsburg. yesterday. to
press the case against the four men who
are charged with having assaulted ana
robbed her and her maid last Sunday
morning Mrs. Julia Halliday. the COLI
ored maid appeared, however. and upon
her evidence the four defendants--Wm.
Bleak, Peter McGovern, John Clark and
Peter McDonald--were held for the grand
jury.
In statement by her lawyers on
Thursday, Mrs. Mollenhauer said she In
tended prosecuting her assailants 10 the
end. Her lawyers told Magistrate Kra-
mer, yesterday, that they were surprised
al her absence.
Private messengers and court police
man were sent TO Mrs. Mollenhauer's
home at No. 15s Rodney street. They re-
ported that the house was closed and that
neighbors had said that Mrs. Mollenhauer
had left earlier I'm the day.
Mrs. Halliday and others told the court
that Mrs. Mollenhauer had been at home
on Thursday night. The maid then told
the story OF the assault and robbery In
the North Tenth street stable. Migistrate
Kramer. I'm conclusion, said that while
both women might have been indlscreet
I'm accompanying strangers 10 a stable at
such an hour they were entitled TO the
protection of the Lac.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-09-08
Mrs. Roland B. Mollnsux Eats
Chicken and Drinks Cham
pagns. Husband in jail.

New York, Sept. s.-Mrs. Roland b.
Milineux. wife of the celebrated prison.
er at Sing Sing, has thus far carefully
avoided any appearance of those gaieties
which were insinuated against her In the
trial of her husband for murder. but that
she is not dressing In mourning, or other
wise playing temporary widow is indi-
Gated by a story told by a newspaper man
who frequents the after-theatre res
taurants He says:
shortly before the clock struck mid
night, Thursday. at Mr.. Rector's green
and gold dining establishment on Forty
nth street woman, costumed In va
rious hues of the rainbow. walked Sc
renely from the stormdoor to table
close to the mirror, and, glancing care
fully at her complexion and costume,
seated herself, and leisurely scanned the
bill Aof fare. Her hat was something
startling in light pink and baby blue. and
her gown was covered with lace. She
was accompanied by a tall, angular
Young man with a weary expression OF
countenance Of the sort that boys about
town that have learned to drink an oc-
casional cocktail and absinthe frappe are
prone TO AFFECT.
THE youth seemed mucn impressed
with the condition governing his appear
ance just then. and the woman In the
case looked dangerously under slanting
eyebrows at the innumerable occupied ta-
bies After the survey the two fell into
animated conversation. wherein badinage
of GLIB and gleeful nature seemed to fig
ure prominently.
There would be nothing worthy OF
publication in ti.s episode were II not
that the woman was Mrs. Roland Il. Mol
ineux, whose husband, as most OF Us
know. Is at the present time confined In
a cell In Murdsrers' Alley nursing faint
ray Of hope that he may escape the elec-
tric chair.
"There is no especial reason why Mrs.
Molineux should not have supper at Rec
tors late al night even II Mr.. Molineux
II Gagged up with little possibility OF ever
seeing this world again. Nevertheless
there is something strangely uncanny,
even 20 the sophisticated persons that
ps tronlze the restaurant in question, In
the spectacle of Mrs. Molineux. with her
callow cavalier. making way affably With
chicken and champagne. while Mr.. Moli-
neux watches each day fit by with ever
increasing anxiety"