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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16
''FINIS'

the senate the correspondence relating
to the requests FOR mediation FOR south
Africa. The Grst document IS a disDatca
from Pretoria, dated March IL. which
states:
Am officially requested by the govern
rns,fs q the rspu5lics % urge your inter
veution with view 70 cessation a hos
tllties. similar request made TO repre-
sentatlves OF European powers Answer.
confirm receipt (slEnedJ
AMERICAN CCSsUL.''
Mr.. Esy responded;
Your telegram. asking ofiices o. the
United States 70 bring about cessation -
hostgiaes has been made the subject o.
friendly communication to Brifish gov
ernIaent with expression q presidents
earnest hope to- 0ssce-
"CSsgnede JOHN HAY
sec-e,arr Hay telegraphed 3r white.
secretary q the American emszE-y at
London.
by nay . friendly god s6ces voa
viii inform B-ltleh secretary ~ fare.s-
ar.i-s that Z am tosay in Feeslct - a
telegram from American ceEssl ~ Pre-
,crsz. rar-esenti-g that tire T7vernnlea-.s
% tfe no sogta Afriea1 5eaua,l1s -
currt pres iert's Intervention. wits a
vter 90 1essst.on q h-s.aities sas fhat
a similar reca-st Is Eale 81 fas ya-rs-
reu.s-Ives q Eara-ear pswars n c9m-
-sl us-stlnz tnis TeQueet an 1ire~'e3
~ the uress1ent 20 express So earnest
hsrs that a way - Hrl1z sa0et ssars
nay - s7vus. aas TAT - ws 81 Fiai
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16
A HEALTH BOOM.
A Wave Of Prosperity and Physical Well
Being Floods the Whole Country.
Enthusiastic Statements from American
Citizens Everywhere Who Are Anx-
ious to Inform the World How
Well They Feel.

The great secret of gaining health ana
keeping it after tx has been ATTAINED hds
been discovered and the news mas sweep
across the whole United States, causing ing
perfect boom OF health. The secret IN
terests not only those who are IL L.. ~
those who are well. for to MAINTAIN he dieiI
illness must be prevented. Educate your
bowels, keep YOUR liver lively. and purliy
your system and blood with an ahliSSplIC
disinfectanti That's all there Is 10 II, put
the means of accomplishing II meyer .N We :
Candy Cathartic the ideal modern scleh-
tifc laxative. Hear what lew OF lhe
happy ones have to say: .+i,,-
Il am user Of Cascarets ana t ME
there is nothing like them" Mrs hotte
Pfeiffer. Arlington, Neb. .,;,,,
81 have used Cascarets in my 1amliy
and there is nothing like them; l TeG Rar-
gum. Humboldt. S. D.
I'VE have been using Cascarets IN our
family since last spring ana c IaI1;aso go
without them" Mrs. j. I. JahiesoIi'
Poynette, Wis.
81 use Cascarets and could not get
along without them My husband uses
and recommends them in his practice
Mrs. DR.. Nyce, S. Ontario St, Conoes'
Il take pleasure in recommending Cas-
carets. They are the most wonder1ut
medical preparation | ever used Ces,
carets work like magic, and never Lail
John S. Rice q Seymour St, Pnliaoei-
phia, Pa
81 am a firm believer In Cascarets;
They are the best cathartic ever USED
Tom Holt, Wildwood, Manitoba,
~ do not think there IS anything better
for constipation than Cascarets. recon-
mend them to all my friends" Minnie
F. McCurnb. Mianus. Conn.
81 take pleasure in letting you know
what good your Cascarets have done for
me. I suffered with constipation, pain in
the stomach and dizziness for two years
and tried most all kinds of medicines. A
friend advised me to try Cascaret9 so
I bought 10c box and after using them
l felt great relief and am now entirely
we'll" S. Gould, 927 Durfor ST., Phila-
delDhia, Pa.
Over five million boxes. of Cascarets
sold last year proves their merit. Buy
and try a box today. Toe, CSC. SOC. All
Druggists Booklet and. sample free
Address Sterling Remedy Company, Chi
cago or New York.
This is the CASCARET tab
let. Every tablet of the only
| n fHN | genuine Cascarets bears the
/ u u L | magic letters &C c c." Look
+ n at the tablet before you buy,
and beware of frauds, imita-
tons and substitutes.
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Grove Ore, capital s25, 900; First National
bank, Of L,awrenceville, H.. capital, s25,-
900; First National bank, Of Toledo, Ill,
capital, $40 600. Applications to convert
state banks to national banking associa-
tons have been approved as follows
The Weatherford State bank, of Weather
ford, o. T.. to the First National bank
of Weatherford, capital, s25, 900: the Citi-
Zen's bank, of Humphrey, Neb., to the
First National bank Of Humphrey, capital
So. 900.
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INCOMPETENCE IS ALLEGED
Resolution IN the senate 30 Investi.
gate ToMnsite Com IN issioncrs.

Washington. March 15.-At the begin
ming Of today's session OF the senate. NJ.
Jones ark offered the following. which
was adopted:
Whereas, Frequent complaints are he
ing made from many sections Of the In
dian Territory that the townsite commits
sicners are Incompetent instJentive to
their duties. and are not iischarging the
duties incumbent upon them
Resolved. Thar the committee on n
dian affairs be directed TO inquire into the
truth Of these allegations and report tn
the senate
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DR.. HoItin's Kidney Tablets


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Henry Humphries
For Treasurer School Board. J. w Marse
COUNCIIMEN.
First Ward-G. G. Denton, G. L. Lage.
Second Ward-R. A. G. Fleming, Will
lam Vickery.
Third Ward-A. D. Butt Al voris.
Fourth Ward-A. c. West, J. D. Win
field
Tor members of the school board the
following were nominated:
First Ward-D. c. Watts, F. V. Row
land.
Second Ward-T. H. Mcdowell, A Nc
Neil
Third Ward-J. L. Waite, s. S. Steele
Fourth Ward-C. R. Ogg, L. ]. Bibler
A Citizens meeting nominated the fol-
lowing ticket:
For Mayor-George r. Willet.
For Clerk-T. S. Chambers.
For Police Judge-George w. Hines.
For Treasurer-WflHar Moore.
For City Attorney-M. E. Turner.
For Marshal-Josh r. Cox.
For Treasurer of School Board-G. NJ
Foster.
For Street Commissioner-Henry Hum
phries.
For councilmen:
First Ward-G. n. Warner. ]. C. Brad
ford
Second ward-P. NJ. Kyger, f. NJ. Full
kerson.
Third Ward-Willard Foster, ". A
Hays.
Fourth Ward-E. B. Rust. George Mich
oIs.
For members of the board OF education:
First Ward-J. J. Christie, S. II. Craw-
ford.
Second Ward-J. 8. Butcher, William
Vickery.
Third Ward-w. S. Prettyman, Owe
Harris.
Fourth Ward-B. F. Shouse, W. E.
Bartlett
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shown by him. and added that her n,-
jesty's government cannot accept the
tervertiOn OF any power
"6Signed) WHITE
Mr. Hay teIegraphed the consul at Pr
torla. under date OF March II. the fol-
lowing:
Your communication Of request 81 TO-
publics for Intervention ~ president %
cause cessation OF hostiildes was az oncs
conveyed 10 British government. with ex-
preston OF presidents eradication could
no aid 10 promote peace. Our embassy
az London replies that Lord Salisbury
thanks the president FOR friendly inter
est shown. and adds her majesty's gov
eminent cannot accept the intervention
OF any other power.
fSigne1D HAY"
The Presidents message Is simply ono
OF transmittal
GAR PROMISED NOT To NEEDLE
Berlini March 1.-THE weekly reviewer
of the Kreuzc ZeitunR. who T. a we'll
known professor and entertsins close re-
latfOns with Count Won Bueiow. asserts
today that Emperor Nicholas. At tbs be-
ginning OF tho war in South Africa. gave
formal pledge that Russia vosiid NOT
take advantage OF Eng'and's complics-
tions Tor a further As'atfc advance The
Kreuze ZeltunR declares that this In
formation e. authentic. IN high political
circles No survrise was Felt At lord sal
isburys reply 70 the Kruger-Steyn pro
posa}s DOUBTLESS such an answer was
expected Nor r. g believed IN the same
circles that the war VIII last much ionFer.
A leading foreign official -sid today that
there would he no further talk about
Intervention. rcnarkfng. with The Sal
fsbury- Kr1Iger-steyn correspondence nov
made public. the entire Intervention
question = done way With" The papers
thla evening generally express sympafhy
with the fate % the Beers. hut take 70
f.- granted that the contest VIII soon
Dc over.
BOER LETT EBs IL WATEBMELoNs
Care Town. March f4-AnotheT plot
has fuzt bean dsscovered 20 free thu Bo~r
l1riseusrs a. simoutown. The rernarks-
BIZ, quantities ~ wategTneipus rsc~sVsri
daily By the prisoners aroused comment
ard an investigation d.ecevsref that
corapr 1r7izlng letters we're contained 81
tho melons. the writer's piannlnE ths e.
cane q the c,pilree Great satisfaction
e. felt here 81 the faet that transporta
with fha bulk % The prisoners sail gor -
Helena tonight.
coToNTAIs AND GLAD oF IT
Otraua March If-fafa lsst night ~
hoars DIVIDED or NJ B7urasss-s motion
that the houss refuse 20 r0uvi3sr shs 49,
ton o. tha garernmenf la reiafl1a - re
es-..+s sfvs~s~ a. - a fsrs-@yrrs whfrh
should commit che drTniri1n 20 AIRY ar-
rqn !r the fEturs. IRE vote sfaudiSx 20
20 - against g. TIE iatfer were 80
Franes Canadians. ssz Liberals sn5 fouf
Conservative
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ATTORNEY GENERALS DUTIES
StranE Declines TO Advise County
Officers Directly.

Guthrie, 0. T. March 81 answer 70
a request from the county treasurer Of
Canadian county for an opinion concern
ing the construction of a certain statute,
ATTORNEY. General Strang explains TO the
public the duties OF the attorney general
N reference TO advising pubic officials
He says: The attorney general o. the
territory IS not the adviser OF county
officers, except the county attorney. For
me 10 assume the role o. adviser 10 other
county officials would be to trespass up
on 4 field wherein the duties and rights
OF the county attorney are exclusive
which I would not like 20 do. II the
county attorney Of your county should
ask advice from this Office on the question
propounded by you. I would 5e glad 10
give him my views Of the law thereon,
fer his benefit and yours"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16
MATES NAME SENT Il
To be Associate Justice Of the Okla.
h0ma supreme Court.

Washington March l5.-The president
today sent 10 the senate the following
nominations:
Jusuce-ohn L. McAtee OF Oklahoma.
70 be associate justice Of the supreme
court Of Oklahoma.
Army Ordinance Deoartmeat-Jan,e
Rockwell. IT., TO be major. First Lieu
tenant George Montgomery. to be cap
t4in.
Artiilery-Sec Lieutenant Thomas O
Ash5urn. Seventh artillery. to ne first
Eeuteuant
Volunteer Army-FIrst Lieutenant
Frank H. Lsawton Twenty-first infantry.
l. ;. A. 10 he assistant commissarv.
with rank of captain; Sergeant Charles
J. Carpenter. Company =. Tweuty-sev-
enth infantry. [. s. Y, 10 be q second
lieutenant
Postmsster-John Grierscn. Morrison.
III
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16
QUARANTINE STILL IN FORCE
Oklahoma Prisoners Refused by the
Warden at Lansing

Guthrie, o. T., March 15.-The warden
of the Lansing penitentiary refuses to
accept any prisoners from Oklahoma be-
cause of the quarantine against small
poX. The sheriff of Lincoln county was
obliged to return with fourteen prisoners,
who were denied admission to the peni-
tertiary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16
NATIONAL BANK APPLICATIONS
Ueatherfard state Rank 0ae That
Wants 10 be Mathematical

washington. March S-ApqIIcatisRs
Tor authority 60 organize a number - na-
tioual Banks have been approved hy the
comptreller OF the currency, among them
being; First National bank. OF Cottage
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Dead sold ers From the philippines

Guthrie. q. T. e-arch l5.-An Oklahoma
City special TO the Capital says: The
bodies OF three dead soldiers arrived here
this morning via the Santa Fe from San
Francisco and VIII be sent OFT 60 other
places for burial as follows; Lieutenant
Julian Davis died from ganShCt wound.
10 Garaauelle. Ark, Pau 9. Gaines. died
from fever. tn E}bertoB. Ca: Joshua ".
Johnson, died Of nsla-ial fever. 10 Mari
eta, Ca Two carloads % dead soldiers
viii arrive tonight and be distributed for
luterment 70 points in Oklahoma. Indian
Territory. Texas, Arkansas. Louisiana
and Tennessee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16
Vim MARIANA
Mariani World Famous Tonic.
DOCTORS OPINIONS. I

"Aids digestion and assimilation, re-
moves fatigue and improves the appe-
tite''
"Sustains life for a long period and
nourishes without any other food or
drink"
All Druggists. Refuse Substitutes.
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DIZZINESS.
SIGNS OF DANGER
ARE EVERYWHERE
Baekache, Headache. Tired Feel
ing. Pains Across the Loins or
in Bladder, Nervousness. Sleep
Iessness, Chills. ScaIdins Urine
or Urine of an Unnatural Color,
All Tell One Story-That of
Diseased Kidneys.

Is this not a warning TO people who are
rushing along life's pathway without any
regard to the cry of Natures signs?
The American people. as nation. over
work their ladneys. This fact. coupled
with the large quantity OF Injurious acids
contained In the common American bever-
ages, fully accounts for the surprising
and always increasing number OF deaths
In this country from the fatal Bright's
Disease Bright's Disease. the advanced
form OF Kidney Disease. Is purely and
simply consumption Of the kidneys. Like
consumption OF the lungs. cure Is a.
most utterly impossible IN its advanced
stage. All psrsons-mothers and fathers.
sons and daughters-owe TO themselves
and family connections - serious duty
that OF taking such steps as Will insure
them against premature death. Weak.
overworked kidneys must be attended So.
They must do their functions proPer.y.
and ali injurious acids consumed throufh
the stomach must De obliterated So
means OF the kidneys. ard II the kidrc
are IN any way clogged the proper mtdi-
cline must be taken 10 assist them "a
.ha{r fftpriuer rrocess
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Guthrie. Q. T, March I5-The demo
cratic territorial central COMMITTEES. At
its meeting in Oklahoma City. deciied 10
hold the convention % -~-ect delegates
10 the nAtianzl convention AZ "a Reno
on June 4 and 10 hold she convention
TO nominate a delegate to congress on
July 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16

rs stnsr. ssrSrx th< EAss fx~sss szsusss
Of lie sssuzsssa "a TIA F1.4ss-aes LAD
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HOW The THING is EXPLAINED
McAtee'S Retention Net Altogether on
an Anti Election farai

1lthFle. .. y, March ia Telegram
Was received from Washington today an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-16
CITY TICKETS AT NEWKIRK
Republican Ticket Il opposed by a
a ..CitiZens- Ticket

Blackwell o. T. March 1.-Two oppos-
ingt cikets for the city election have been
put up here. The republican ticket is as
follows:
For Mayor ......................Jo John R. Tate
or clerk. ,......--............W I. Davis
For treasurer. ". Wymer
For Attorney. c. Teterick
For Marshal. E. Stephenson
For Police Judge.............C. A. Brown
For Justice Of the Peace. F. V Rowland
For Justice Of the Peace &C. r. Gurtner
For Constable. ...........R A G.. Fleming
For Street Commissioner.
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SNARLING

csaaaae4 FTea Pvt Fssa
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Gar PROMISED nor TO MFDDLF

The Presidents message Is simply ono
OF fransmittaI
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-24
Az IDAHOAH. m WASHTuorOn.
Says ia 10 City Of big Festea Wonsa aAa
Rcyel0R


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mar. I2, 1900.
EDITOR PRESS: After a tedious jour
ney l reached here on the Sth inst, and
am now writing from the city OF big
footed women and bicycles, OF eongress-
men and cOOns. the latter comprising -
per cent Of the population, while the
remaining IS per cent. is made up OF
whites and Missourians.-"one Of whom
am which" As time hangs heavily
on my hands. nothing to do except to
report in the committee room each
morning at ten, have ample opportu-
nifty to see the great sights OF the great
est city In the union. Two years ago
when | was here last, had no chance
to observe the sights. but now when
am here Snbjsct to the beck and call OF
any member OF the house military com.
mittee, | have, Notwithstanding the
strictneSs OF the committee, ample time
to see the sights, attend theatres, and
have q general AL round good time. :"
l went to the top Of Washingtons mon.
ument, SIS feet, and those who went
with me thought it a great trip. I don't
know, but l think trip in the air SIS
feet cannot compare to a drop IN a cage
In mine LOO feet. The only differ.
ence Is this: In going to the top Of the
Washington monument. was nearer
Heaven than ever before.
Representative Wilson and Senators
Shoup and IIeitfeld can be seen any day
In their seats, the former in the house
and the latter in the senate. l have
not had an opportunity to call upon
William the expander, but propose to
do SO before leave here, aud l want to
impress upon him the necessity of es-
tablish,ng pOstoilice at SQuaw bay.
believe I can make It stick, /" although
Bin is a republican and l am-well, any
thing for office. shall tomorrow visit
Mt Vernon and see the home and farm
OF Washington. I will make n trip to
Annapolis, my alma mater, before I
return 10 the wild and woody west. ="
believe I win have to remain here
with the Idaho delegation at least =
month. Yours truly,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-24

Tue Casey buildlnE on Front stree, Is
nearing completion.
Let your money 20 Ia Rmoke 10 the
smoke comes from brunswick" cigars.
born, TO Mr.. and Mn. Prank Cooper.
wednesday, March 81. . sou.
Our Spring aud Sanmer Tailor Made
saitA. ten dollars aud up. The wiRgett
4 Hmpey Co.
A grade jersey cos for sale at the
Waters ranch ~ miles north Of CruE
d'Alene.
A fresh lot Of that fina boston Picked
POFf Al the idaho Mercantile Co.
Samuel Black Inns returned % Harri.
sOn. where be win remain during the
spring and summer.
Nov u the time to IN up for sprnR
n large assortment Of wall paper Just
received Al The Idaho Mercantile Co.'S.
Thomas Smith and wife. Of near I'm.
dacott. Wash, are spending few days
Al their farm north Of here.
u Will pay you TO buy your shoes Of
ua. ~ We purchase direct from the man.
usactuFers. Every pair warranted.
The Idaho Mercantile Co.
wOrkmen are engaged In taking
down the tie mill for removal 10 the
uew location north Of the present alte.
Come and See our new line Of spring
goods, we can show you something new
To each department. Our prices are the
lowest. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
The Rosen brothers, paInles and
paper hangers. have an advertisement
Ia this issue. See what they have TO
offer.
Carpets. caTpctsl: do you need .
carPctS Let Ne show you our Iiue ltne
Of samples. Our prices will save you
money. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Aid
Society viii hold = social in Sander hall
next Tuesday evening. Everybody In.
vited.
A large assortment Of mems. wo-
mems aud children's shoes direct from
the factory. Our price caunot be
eQualed. The Idaho Mercantile Co.
LOst-Gold locket engraved from
MARY to David. Christmas, 1891" The
Under viii please leave nj the postotlce
and receive liberal reward.
Why send away for your seeds when
you can buy them cheaper at home ?
We have full line Of L. L. Maya Geld
and garden seeds In bulk and In pack.
ages. The Idahe Mercantile Co.
Miss Mande Morris has been em.
ployed TO teach the school on the prairie
about nine miles north Of town. She
win begin the term Monday.
KrOtEer VIM buy, sell or exchange
anything In the secUnd hand goods line;
also deals In junk. such as rubber, cop.
per, brass and old cast iron.
Edwin Melee and l.. T. Quarles. Of
Rathdrum, attended the Democratic
and Silver Republican state committee
meetings at Boise this week.
Second hand goods bought and sold
by Henry KrotEer. II you have any.
thing 10 cell give him call.
johnson and Rosen are building 200
feet Of new floats 10 be used az a walk
70 their boat house. The planking win
be laid eight feet wide on large cedar
logs.
Every sack Of Cuur d'Alene or Win.
ter Wheat -four IL Warranted.
James brooks, Of near Post Falls,
was In town Thursday aud informed rs
that he recently enjoyed q visit from
HE brother, stephen. whom he had not
seen for twenty Ave years
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Felix BeaudOiD. q rancher living near
BeilgrOve, was in town the irst OF
the week and says the people Of
his neighborhood would like TO trade la
Ceur d'Alene instead Of going 20 Rock
ford. They pay taxes in this county
and trade in another state. The res;
son for this is the fact that about three
miles Of road, which ID already surveyed,
remains TO be completedt TO make Q good
wagon road from this place TO Bellgroye
and ON through TO Rockford. The com
pletion Of this link viii turn the trade
Of that whole section to Kootenai
county merchants. and the board Of
county commissioners should take ac-
ton In the matter at their April meet
ing.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-03-24
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT on rnG lSrERloa.

DEPARTMENT oF tina lSrERIok.
U, 8. LAND OFFICE AT CGUR B'ALIEK. IDAno.
Mar q. lSoo.
Notice h hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his intention to
make anal proof In support Of his claim. and
nat said proof win be made before the Register
and Receiver ~ Occur d'Alene. Idaho, On April
-, lsoo, VIA;
FRED NELSON.
I'D. sOs. iOr lots and Z. Sec II. Up. q n, n. 4
W. n. n.
eoniineo0a reeideaee upon and cultivation u
said lana. ylRi Louis q. Andersen. Alba AndeE-
sOa. rclar W. Johnson and joAn Rosen. an Il
CUar a'Alene. IdaAo.
BuDLoxG.
mar.saars.&f Register,
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WnL1An !. aaYAr 81 arorAnr.

ne Great silver ChamDIsn win Speak ThsEs
@sxs RFifsy.
Next Friday, March 20, WIN. y. Bryan,
the great silver champion and the PEG.
pies candidate for president. will ar
rive In Spokane. He is scheduled for
two speeches there. in the afternoon aud
evening. The Northern Pacific win
give rate Of one and One-Gfth fare for
the round trip. and ifBinety persons can
be secured to purchase tickets. special
train will be run. leaving here Friday
morning and returning same evening.
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Sometimes a fortune. but never, Il
you have sallow complexion, a jaun.
diced look, moth patches and blotchea
on the skin, all signs Of Liver Trouble,
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills give
elear skin, rosy cheeks rich complex.
ion. Only % cents at any drug store.
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Rarns Ter sale.

Two good farms on the RimrOck, near
Hayden lake, containing leo acres each.
for sale at bargain. For particulars
call on Mrs. Lena Empey. Ceur d'Alene.
Idaho. mAr.Sl.f
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Those Of our subscribers who wish
70 pay for their paper with cord wood
are requested 10 deliver the same with.
out delay. We need the wood now.
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Dizziness

Il very common consequence of indi-
gestion and torpid liveT. Sometimes
there are spots before the eyes and hot
flashes. Al other times q sensation as
OF vertigo occurs, At once sufEocating and
binding. II Is waste Of time to at