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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22
BRITISH cnLuMnIA

A strike has been made on the Queen
Besa mine. operated by the Duncan
mines. Ltd. OF Nelson. B. C.
The assays from samples across the
face In the tunnel on the Roystou, near
Nelson, B. c.. have turned out salts.
factory.
The recent location Of the Black
Bear ledge at Rossland by means OF a
diamond drill on the $50 foot east level
OF the White Bear makes It clear that
diamond drilling Is destined to play
an important part In mining in she
camp.
The old o. X. mine near Rosslaaa
has been bonded by John Baker Of Ia.
coma. the principal owner OF the I. X
L. property. and the two mines are
soon to be consolidated under the one
ownership. The q. X. mine Is well
known property.
George A. Sonneman, mining engi-
neer Of Spokane, has secured a years
bond on the Butcher Boy group, above
Beaverton, up the west fork of the Ket
tie river. The consideration Is said
to be 100000. The group adjolns the
Carmi mine, which was also bonded by
Mr.. Sonneman. who In turn bonded II
70 T. II. Thnrston, representing Eng.
lish capitalists, for $4,000, the anal
payment being made this week.
ST. Thomas mountain lies about IL
miles north OF Rossland. and is attract
Ing great deal Of attention by a strike
Of uniformly high grade ore on the Bo-
mama, the property Of the Rossland Bo-
nanza Mining company. The claim IL
only three and onehalf miles from
Gladstone. on the main line Of the Can
adian Pacific TO the Boundary district.
No shipments will be made until
spring. when the company hopes 10 be
able to market 300 or 400 tons Of ore.
the proceeds Of which will enable Il 70
commence operations on q more pre-
tentIous scale.
The winze on the Evening Star at
RossIand has attained q depth Of 400
feet below the tunnel level, or 400 feet
In all As soon a. q stump has been
sunk a small station win be cut out
and drifting on the ledge win be start.
ed both 10 the east and west Some very
nne ore has recently been encountered
In the winze. and consequently the
management has every hope Of open.
Ing mp an extensive ore shoot By the
prosecution Of the contemplated work.
The Evening Star IL one OF the two
Rossland mines being worked that are
Still controlled by Spokane capital. n
has been vigorously handled during
he past year.
For the nrst time in the history Of
he district the ores from properties
Hong the Kaslo Q SLOGAN railroad are
'oming 10 the smeIter at Nelson, D. @.
rhe Hall mines institution 10 receiving
he product Of the Last Chance, An.
ONE, Whitewater, Ruth and American
Boy mines, all Of which has been snip.
'ed elsewhere for treatment MP 10
sw weeks ago. 4 shipment Of 800
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The Chico 10 sim turning out yer,
rich ore.
The Quarts Cap. near the Mountain
Lion. 10 being developed with q small
force.
A contract has been let for doing "a
feet Of shaft work on the Admiral Dew,
ey claim.
At the Chico mine drifting ON the
foot-wall has been abandoned to drift
on the vein.
AZ the Geld Ledge the ledge has been
erosseut 20 feet in width. entirely In
clean quarts.
d. A. Mills. the owner OF the Over.
sight claim. IL pushing development
thereon with large force.
The Malbra has resumed work. but II
may DO discontinued Is soon as the an
nual assessment work 10 completed.
At the 100 foot level Of the ouilp
the face Of the north drift Is full OF
high grade ore and Is apparently As
rich as any heretofore taken out.
Some fane looking quartz Is coming
out OF the Silver Dollar. II closely re-
ssmbles that found In the Ben Hur,
and ID undoubtedly on the same ledge.
The Mountain Lion Is prosecuting
for the east ledge. On account of the
fault the exact location Of the ledge
could never b accurately determined
The Tom Thumb Is kept clear OF wa
ter In order that no damage may be
done to the machinery. and also that
the mine may be ready to resume at
any time.
Some good reports are coming from
the Hercules mine. The quartz at the
bottom Of the shaft is reported more
solid than ever before. and the values
are said to be improving.
The showing on the new level of the
Morning Glory. In which strike Of i'm
portanee was reported few days ago,
has proved Of quite remarkable rich.
ness.
The Republic mill IL running as
steadily as al S-day clock. There can
no longer be a reasonable doubt that
the mill Is great success. II IL doing
all that Mr.. Jackling ever promised
NN@N ~ WOut0 uos uGTo Is OUT one
fault that can be found with II. Il Is
entirely too small.
superintendent Matt Hodges Of the
Princes Maud states that he expects TO
begin drifting on the 800 foot level OF
the mine Immediately.
Drifting has begun on the Hercules
at a point in the shaft rs feet below tie
surface. The ore that IL being taken
out Is looking we'll and Is said to carry
average values Of about SIS per ton.
The Butte Z Boston Is getting into
better ore every day. The ore that IL
coming out Of the raise from the 2s5
foot level compares favorably with that
from the ouilp or San Poll. and great,
ly resembles the latter.
The Hawkeye shaft Is down 10 the
nrst level Late assays have been high
ly satisfactory and 4 large showing has
been made. A large market for It's
copper ores Is promised In treatment Of
Republic dry ores.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

London, Dcc. i0S--Rsv. nr. Joseph
Parker. pastor u the CITY temple. who hl.
assumed for a week the editorship Of the
London sun, In Tuesdays ISSUE Ut the pn.
per, under the heading Betting ana
Gambling Forecasts tiits at the pr,nee
OF Wales and Lord Ko~sbsry a. tsllows
Woe to any country in which the heir.
to the throne and prime minister. fsyor
the race course, a. 1t exists lulung IA TO-
day. II princes are gniIty. il j. poor
consolation for us to rsbuke PEASANTS. II
the premier can bhsphems. hs has NJ
right to rsbuke ribaldry sP1n the .srvrt. /
would rather have a. premier a man II
solid character than one Of brilliant mini
addicted to habits that may havs the IF
feet Of a pcstilenee upon the rising gym
Grafton"
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Los. We. Halr : Nnl,en.

Cleveland, 0hio, Dec. lS.-FIre almost
entirely destroyed the big plant of the
Brown Hosting Conveying Machine com,
pany. Five out Of seven buildings used by
the company are in ashes and property es-
timated to be worth over $4,000 entirely
consumed. Eleven hundred workmen are
thrown out of employment. The company,
considered to be one Of the largest con-
Germs OF the kind in the world, has many
contracts with the government for hoist.
ing apparatus to be erected at eOaling sta
tons that are being established in various
parts Of the world.
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ALLIED TROOPS ATTACKED
EIGHT MILES FROM PEKN
attack OeeuFrea ~ the hsAsEs-Ae-
PAsr.on DlstiauSlahed hi@ssis-
Arm. and AmnauAitiea nises'erea
-EnwliahmaA Releases Co siha.

pskin Dee. l6.-CslOnel Talioek has Fe
turned here. lie reports having had an "a
citing experience His detachment Was
fired on eight miles from Pek'n' ne e"'''''
not discover the asaAilants, as they mse'l
snokeless powder and modern guns H.
canned for the night al place called Mao
living, Is miles from here, nisetlhg WIS
slight opposition, bat he Vas 'nior'i,ssi
he would be attacked the next dAy ~
boxers from pohhalP- wing, aud sent iSf ts'
irforcementa Fitty msn under Lieutenant
MePhersoa OF the rweniy sixth beiashi-
stan regiment we're sent to has Aid. liha's
db,tely after their arrival TIlloek attack
ed the town, which bad been catered ~
the use VI scaling ladders
In the attack Merhsrsoa distinguished
himself. He led Ihe sailing party ShsSh
reached the town, jumped doaH into tAs
place aud etnptied his revolver, killing ave
men. lie then drew bis s~ofd ami De
Tended himself untA his msn arrived IA
force ami saved him trOm lmlendlag tsath
Coionrl IulIoek speaks highly Of The tisa
tenants action, lie sIya he bFiir'ef hF
did a deed Nhich nisftga the ' ictnfti , toss
IN his lump 10 What Nas apparently esi
tim death ia order to lead hts msn nh'a
efe coming up the Astler. Fortunately
the Chinese had only ts% eafbinr' anal
efr bad sA0tl and none OF tbs ldHaia
uvoys we're wounded duEias the asiiE
Forty Boxer. we're klllrl, nuail~r sse
oun1rd iaI many captured and brought
To- rpkn. Owing IL lhs Killing d Ihs IN
iortner nJ treasure sAs Obtaihrd.
ruIlDek ALys the propls Vi fsktn &c n5G
rpaiikr the yoaLrmPI IN shish taFy srs
held IA the country iistfl@ts Ill aids
that onr ut the souh,lsl Ihihamsa sstI
ahle dying ~fou oth Ali ms but ga
San not XII abe Boxer naoyvmsnt. 4hisA
aill exist unrh etesy tofrtga ds'd 20
China Is killed
The country IA reported 10 be- in a s~h-
rrll state oi Aatfrhy. nsevnstS4tins chs
,cheme Of trrqusut Picifying sspe,liEtaa,
~ hieh sIs trasn up By t9uat son Wal
isr.sv illetting .phrrea To Ehe F4nous ma
l,onahtrv. AMI ahh.A va uaaHiHAJstsly
Ieerpts7L
The opsniHg Ut lhe railroad A4s bsrh
Po.tpansd in.ishsitriy ss1ieteni engineers
aot bstng obti,nablr
terltn lS,r III, 4 dispatch hem f'sAiA
lated hssm0es IA siy, gbr tasr,f,,il s'it
dma f5und quantity vt AIMS and an
muHillgn At Taes >ssrrli t5 evntinastss
glna acre ai.o tyuai
According to Lhe sams li'pAtsn ghs
Russian. have bougAl 10000 psF,ils Of
uers 10 5s distributed Allt free 4h.l hall
At bow pruer
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EnElana.. Ner Demand.

Pekin. Dec. 17.--Defnite instruc-
tons. experimenting the recent com
munication from London. have been re-
eefved BY Sir Ernest Mason Satow. the
British minister, and he now demands
q modification Of q point in the joint
note which the foreign ENJOYS gener-
ally regard As important This means
further delay. as all the ministers must
communicate anew with their respec-
tive governments.
just what IL the nature Of the OBJ
lection raised by Great Britain the min
ister declined to say. but they admit
that the new demand viii involve a
great deAl more diplomatic procedure.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

Butte, Mont, Dec l6U-John Cashmere,
mine carpenter, was picked up in an
condition at the head OF
Franklin street this morning. His head
was badly cut and the condition OF his
clothing Indicated holdup, His pockets
were turned out and his pocketbook lay
short distance away. He was taken to
the receiving hospital, where the physi-
eians say he has fighting chance Of re-
eOyefV.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

tons came Into the smelter on Monday
from these points and the aggregate
output Is estimated at 1900 tons per
month. The smelter Is running full
blast and ore shipments are growing
steadily. although the lack Of snow on
the wagon roads and trails has inter
fered with shipments from several i'm
portant properties.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

Washington, Dec. l6.-The population
Of certain incorporated places Of Slontsnl
having population Of more than POO,
but less than $4,000, is as follows: Ana
eonda, 9S3; Billings, 322l; Bozeman, 3Il9:
Great Falls, 1880; Helena, 1870: KaL
ispell, 2526; Livingston, 277S SIissoula
1855; Red Lodge, 2l52; walkervil'e 262l
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Ths material wealth. ard ssrsnEsA u cas-
aAtiOn l. In iron. the most asssat Of ell
mssais. iass As the wealth. % . hannas bs-
ag lea In . useful stomach 70 Tou have
OveSvoTssd yDurs ssy Hpstsstsfs asasa.
Peh hitfsss II siIt rrIjsys ghs elasEssi
bowels, lapruvs the app~tits and care
sonssiPatlon, dyspspsiA aaa btllsasnsss.
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frkia. pee IL The HruA.A aatahsGer.
Nn trnsst >lt,~. h4s renewed a cum
HlunhItlan ~ gas reffrt Eh4, a. pfssra,
he - not Authorized ~ agh yAs Faat apts
lie vtPsrt' 4shn,ls insagra'ta5ns tsrlsr
row
The Germans report thlg their 4-tisa
HrnI At llo silva Na ATTACKED sasls
corning. They killed - ia4 wous,lr4 ~
Chias~e. The Urruana hi4 l1af so,4n.iei
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The fourth annual convention of the
National Building Trades Council Of
America will meet in the city Of Gin
cinnati. Ohio, beginning Monday, jan
nary Il, 1901.
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H"sr. AEaIA VI.,.,i...

Ah"asaoTta. Dsc. ia party Of
D'ao4hss horse. consisting Of raw re-
cruits engaged a superior force o.,
b"ers near zastron, Orange River Col
ony' losing four killed. one wounded
and 100 taken prisoners,
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The negro walters Of New York have
organized into a union and have anil
ated with the Central Federated Union
under the name Of the Herbert asso-
citation.
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Relieves corns and buniOus Of all pain and
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10 OF Pe-ru-na left.


Colville, Wash, Dec. lo.-The smallpox
plague is spreading rapidly all over the
county and reports of fresh cases come in
every day from different points.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

~ Los Angeles Cal. Dee. ls-F,,nt
|nanSe, the celebrated catcher Of tho chi
Ssso baseball club and now PLAYING !, ~.
league, l. lowering be, ,s.s" M, M.
ma no os% ,. as the result Of being ii, IA .hs
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

We were in error when we stated in
last Issue that there had been a strike
at the IvanhOe mine, near Moyee City.
b. c. The trouble was at the st. Eu-
gene, instead.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

Two hundred and seventeen dele
gates were present at the convention
OF the American Federation Of Labor
on opening day, December 9Th.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

The psaaohAFa u Marrhaii,own \.
have struck aaainat lho reauell9. =
the Zee paid them fof uornane e ~. y
Cd 81 The a0ldleFa, Home ~. sA'1
eeiyed s. and 81 Per pefnon M 4
Etals reduced that q 81. Thss y.
quit.
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Union labor 5 building a handsome
structure at Moline, Ill. out Of funds
raised at annual fairs and Labor Day
celebrations.
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wALpING. KINNAN & MARVIN

Canadian railway employees petition
ed government to enact laws to pro
importation Of working people from
the United States.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

The Progressive Planning Mil, a
plant built owned and controlled by
the trades unions Of San Francisco
commenced operations last Saturday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

Sioux City, Dee. l9.-Fire at Elk Point
s D., yesterday destroyed the entire busi
ness portion of the town, involving Ios-
Of about $4,000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22

Two new branches Of the Granite
Cutters National Union have recently
been organized, one in Columbia. South
Carolina, and the other 1t Lynn. Mas.
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Mothers will find Mrs. WinsI0w's sooth
ing syrup the best remedy to use for then
children during the teething period.
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women and girls 20 do pieea worn IN a =
9eh homee We furnish al material an1 -
kon 70 " weekly. Expehsreo unnScxSakF7
kend Stamped enVelope 10 Usok n, aaInf ~
c. ~ @sises g., ekIcseo, %.
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nanny little box Dust right for q iady's
purse or gensieman's vest uorEet1 ~ 90
eerets Candy cathartie. prevents illness. All
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The recent eight-hour denomination
at Wellington, N. e., was the most sue.
cessful ever known In the island.
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TO men with rigs to introduce our
poultry food among farmers. Address.
With stamp. Aoms Mig. Co., Kansas
City, Mo.
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The government OF New Zealand f.
importing sixty modern railway car.
riages from the United States.
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HOw's THIsF

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
Hairs CaFtaFrh Cure ~
?. J. CHENEY 4 CO, Props. Toledo O
we, the undersigned. have known = ]
cheney for the past Is years. and believe him
pereety honorable in all business TRANSACTIONS
lions made by their nrm
WEST 4 TRUAx
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ing directly on the blood and mllcOus 11rfacss
o1 The system Price &c per bottle. Sold BY
All drugKists- Testimonials free
Halls Family Pills are the best
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ro cuRE a coLp IN oNr pAr


IPbs laxative brpuo- 9uintae Tabtats All
druggists refund tbs money u tt saiis 10 -ars
~ W. oroNss signature IL an uaeh hsra ,se
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ThS Only suro Cure ana
~ RHEUMATISM IlFlE | ma Isl i

-. DTsPEPsIA. HnHbAcaE.. O ca
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&n0fO1s aPA Contains no oplatoa or other barn
tnGrodlsmeA Absolutely pure and eoneantrnted
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0v0sU0nseS dlb0 bka0s, 10
oa@se 81 d fis0 saf009ari
a. sNosnans8 h0afkh.
u regulates Dire entire
female 0r0anfsm as
nOElhfRU else does. When
6h0 dragging sensation
and flso baciEaclbe CO. flbe
Akn0s will 90 also.
Read fhQ letters from
vs0aseB aHpoas,ing N iris
P@pa%-SN0ns0n WkhO have
fr&ae' u and know. There
@sO q Bsklik0n such women.
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Alabama miners have had their war
- cut ~ PER oenk and the chances are
0at . Bis slrlks WI come
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Laborers at The Vulcan Iro. 81,
a. Wilkssbarre. Pa. have basn Wei, wo.ks
1n increase Of 10 per cent 10 wsSs@
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VOU KNOW WHAT vor 49,.

when you lake CIrovys r....,.-- -. - W.
S es,,s ne formula ls piaInlv e., Chill Tonic
stns snowins taat Il Il siaep,y ip ..a on EVER
'Astesers form. No cure. - ~ ~ -,
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The Apalgamated Society Of Car.
penters In England has . total member.
ship Of 64.e7a
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ThiS signature i on every boz Of the genuine
Laxative BrOmOsQ uinine Tablet.
ths remedy that cures q cold IN one day
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a s9Es nss,s Cure for cUnsumption save.
ssis aisss kc--isS h +. m vs dsoi H. f ;ss
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We have . combination Of simpls
HERBS that has given the world
tts greatest blood puriaer.
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Dewet Repul.<d.

Maseru, Dec. ls.-It appears that De-
vets force was twice repulsed before break
ing through the British lines in the neigh
borhoOd Of Thaba N'Chu. In the third at
tack Dewet led in person. With Jew de-
termined men he charged and broke the
British lines, the rest OF the command fol.
lowing. He was forced, however, to leave
in the hands Of the British 10 FOUNDER
and Is wagons with ammunition and
stores. Connnandant Haashrook, with a
commando and two guns, tried to get
through Springkant's Mex, but was driven
back, losing 10 men.
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chIils and Fever l. bottle Of Groves ras,s.
- SnIn Ionie. IL z simply Iron and quinn.
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Women
WHO have M0
Blues

Nosp0Bdsncy On vNDRa0n
10 q mental o0ndfff0n
azssoofi y Es,aOeahfo 10 Some
aisffsotly female III.
VOL vW0ns0m d0Bf haVw
kib0 kiRes, bsEf 0oBspara-
lively fosv people HndRar
stand fibaf fibe right nseaiE-
okB0 ssiN DRIVE Ehess away
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4 WHOLE VILLAGE


During the winter / and my family
OF six were taken with la grippe. The
disease was very prevalent at that time
In the village where l resided. nearly
everyone being sick with 1t. Our doc
tors treated It as best they could. bus
were very unsuccessful In the treatment
Of it. As soon as my family were
taken sick / went to the drug store
and bought six bottles of Pe-ru-na, and
We all took 1t according to the diFec-
lions given on the bottle, and although
our cases seemed to be more than US
ually violent in the outset, yet our re-
covery was prompt, and we were all
well much sooner than those who were
treated by the regular physicians.
Many people died of this In grippe
during this epidemic, and few II any,
were sick 50 short time a. myself and
family. After we were all well we had
one bottle Of Pe-ru-na left.
@. 7. Hatfield.
Send for free copy Of Winter Ca.
tarrh." This book contains q lecture
By Dr.. Hartman on la grippe which
has attracted wide attention and has
been reported in leading papers. Ad.
dress DR.. Hartman. Columbus, Ohio.
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0eNoe.Al NaAlMlN

ray in and cut thers 4 that feeling q
weakness that makes burden ofitaslG
Food does not strengthen.
Sleep does not Eeffash.
u Is hard 70 do. hard e hear, what
should b easys-vitality 4 en- The ehh. ana
the Whole system sniKaFs.
For this condition taxa
M0O@s &nrsaPas-lkk IN
u vitallxes the blood. gives vlgor and tone
20 al the organs and functions. and q poe
tnyely qneqnalled tor al xun-doWn OK de-
bslitated conditions.
Hoop,s PIrls eure son.,ins,ion- q e.n,.'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22
wheat.

Tacoma. Dec. ll,--Wheat, quiet and
steady. Bluestem, SIC; club, SIC.
Portland, Dee. l6.-Wheat, steady. Wal
IA Walla, 81 he; bIuesten, So I.2e.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-22
ANOTHER BATTLE OCCURRED
= was Won BY ZEE RRITIsH.
EioeF Ferees We're surreuadea-
Feushs Desperately, win Heavy
less In Ixnled. Wounded ana Cap
tured-DewrS twice Repul.ed.

LONDON. Dec. lS,-The report Of an,
other severe battle, resulting IN British
victory, Is current here. According to the
story the fighting began at daybreak and
lasted for several hours, The Beers, who
numbered from 1900 to 5000 men, were
surrounded at the Orange river and total
ly defeated, with very heavy losses in kill.
ed and wounded. 4 number OF BOers. it is
added, were captured