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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
OWEN, MOORE s. CO.'S CLEA RING
OUT SALE.

The great clearing out sale at owen,
Moore & Co.'s commences thismorning
and will continue through tomorrow. Ii
Is the round up Of the wreckage from the
past half ysar's great business OF this
store. including the broken, foiled, shop
worn and other remnants which are
marked at prices way below their zeal
value, even In their present condition.
Many of the lots are not damaged at all
but are iacluded in this sale as they are
the last of their kind and take up valu-
able room which 10 needed for newer
goods. The amount OF this kind Of goods
that accumulate In n large establi shmsnt
like Owen, Moore 81 Co. s must be some
thing large In the course of six months
and those seeking bacgains in goods that
are slightly damaged as to their selling
qualities and just as good as to their
actual value should attend this sale.
Many of the lots ara enumerated In their
advertisement In this issue with the bar.
gain prices given at which they will be
sold.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
ROOSEVELT ON TRUSTS.
Di-..s-.- tho Octopus" I'm His Annual
Message.

Albany. y. Y, January s.-Ths state
legislature convened in annual session
today.
In the Senate Timothy Ellsworth OF
Niagara county, was reelected president
pro tenn, and In the House >. Fred Nixon
Of Chautauqua county, was reelected
speaker.
After the organization of the two
houses had been completed the annual
message OF Gov. Theodore Roosevelt wa
read.
In the course Of his message the Cover
nor treats.at considerable length the sub
jects of modern industrial conditions and
trusts. He said:
The chief abuses alleged to arise from
trusts are probably the following: Mis-
representation or conosalment regarding
mat arial facts connected with the organi-
cation of an enterprise; the evils con-
neoted with unsorupulous promotion;
over capitaliz alton; unfair compet ttion
resulting In the crushing ont Of comps
titors who themselves do not act improp-
erly; raising Of prices above fair COM
pstitive rates; the welding Of incress ID
power over the wage earners.
Some of these evils could be partially
| rsmedied by a modification of our cor
poration laws; here we can safely go
along the lines Of the more conserve tive
New England States and probably not u
little farther. Such laws themselves pre-
vide the needed publicity ana the needed
ciroumstantiaIity Of statement. We
should know autnoritstively whether
stock represents actual value Of plants
or whether 1t represents brands or good
will, or II not what 1t does represent
Where a trust becomes a monopoly the
state has an immediate right to interfere.
7 he state for the prote c.ion Of the pu bile
should exercise the right to inspect, to
examine thoroughly all the workings of
great corporations, just as 1t. is now done
with banks.
The govsrno recommends the Ieps al
of the Horton boxing law on the ground
that when any sport Is carried on prin,a-
lilly for money, that is, as bus!n IS, II
Is in danger of losing much that 10 val
liable and of acquiring some exceeding
| ly undesirable character istlos. In the
case OF prize fighting, net only do all the
objections which apply to the abuse Of
other professional sports apply In agra
waited form. but In addition tue exhibit
tion has very demornllzing and brutal
izing effect.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
REV. MIR. DAVIES'S FAREWELL
SERMON.

Rev. I. NJ. Davies preached hissfare-
well sermon last Sunday evening as pas.
tor Of the Free Congregational church.
The church was we'll filled and there were
numerous moist eyes In the ooDgrega-
tion during the service and at Its con-
clusion as the Pensioners babe their be-
Logged pastor adisu. Rev. MIR. Davies
spoke from text In Acts, a0th chapter,
sci verse: "And now, brethren, / COM
mend you to God and to the work Of His
Grace which is able TO build you up and
give you an Inheritance among them
which are sanctired.
On Friday evening of this week the So
ciety is to tender Mr.. Davies a farewell
reception. Sunday win be observed at
this church as communion Sunday. In
the morning four new members are to
be received into the communion Of the
church. The sermon Of the occasion will
be delivered by Rev. G. E. Andrews of
WaIpole, Mass, formerly pastor OF the
church. Rev. Mr.. Davies has not decin
ed as yet where he will locate, and for
the present is to reside at his home,
Stevens avenue. Deering Centre. supply
Ing pulpits from time to time as called.
upon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
MASS. LEGISLATURE ORGANIZES.

Boston, January s.--In strict accord
ance with the customary methods of pro-
ce dure the great and general court of
1900 today began its session at the State
House. where the members of both
branches were sworn In by Governor
Wolnott aud later organized by the cleo
ton of presiding officer, clerks, chaplain
and a sergeant-at.arms. As usual orgari-
cation was accomplished In each body
without any special feature In the way of
q contest.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture OF Annie
(. Springer, of 1925 Howard ST., Phila-
delphia Pa, when she found that Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
has completely cured her OF hacking
cough that for many years had made life
"a burden. All other remedies and doctors
could give her no help, but she says of
this Royal Cure-''it soon removed the
pain in my chest and can now sleep
soundly, something l can scarcely re-
member doing before. feel like sound
ing its praises throughout the Universe. "
So will every one who tries DIR. Kings
New Discovery for any trouble OF the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price SOC. and
81. 90. Trial bottles free at Ii. p. 5.
Goold's, b57 Congress street aud II. u.
STAIRS, Cum berland Mills, Drug stores
every bottle guaranteed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04

raised 10 their rsspostivs stumps By the
district deputy. Treat sachsm Ire q.
strout Of Cumberland Mills. Foilowi M
the raising ceremonies there 10 10 be
an snter tainmsnt and dance.
The concluding entertainment In the
Dsering lecture course IL 10 be given this
evening at the woodfords Congregational
churcn and IL 10 consist Of an illustrated
recital Of Ian McLaren's "Beside the
Bonnie Biisr Bush" The readings are
to be given by Mr.. Albert Armstrong
who comes highly recommended. The
course has been well attended and suc-
cessful and the attendance this evening
viii doubtless be large.
Rev. K. O. Thayer and wife, Miss
Martha w. Clsaves. Mrs. A. q. Periey,
Mrs. Emily Cleavss all OF woodfords at
tended the 3oth wedding anniversary OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Chandler at their
home In New Hampshire recently.
Dr. Horatio S. Gard. Beacon street who
graduated from Bowdoin Medical school
In June, '9e. and who has recently pssssd
a successful examination before the board
Of medical registration OF Massachusetts,
Is to locate In Somerville. Mass; DIR.
Card has just returned from, Massaehu-
setts and as sook as he can make arrange
ments will move his family to Somer-
Wills.
Mr.. John b Mariner, Prospect street,
who has been III for the past three days
Is now reported as being III with pneu-
monis.
W. W. W. CLUB OF RIvERToN.
The W. W. W. Ladies' Whist club OF
Woodfords held their regular nesting
Wednesday afternoon ut Riverton casino.
Whist was enjoyed followed by n lunch.
The party returned home early In the eve
ming, having spent . delightful after
noon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04

messing hers. and stated that 10 was ems
Of the most delightful they had ever at
tended.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
WAS A ROCKLAND MAN.
Identity OF the Union station suicide
Disclosed.

Boston, January lit has developed
that Frederick A. Allen who was KILLED
at the North Union station last Thanks
giving day and. In the absence Of identi-
ication was buried In pauper's grave,
committed suicide, having failed In
previous attempt to drown himself.
Identification was made after the inter-
ment through laundry number on a
collar found on the body. In view Ct the
facts which have come to light recently.
Judge Ely Of the municipal court will
hold an In quest a. to the death Of Allen.
The inquiry IL expected to show that pre-
vious TO November IS, Allen Jumped n
to the Charles River from the railroad
draw bridge nenr the North Unit n
station, but was rescued. He then re
marked that he would net try the trick
again as II was too cold.
On the day of his death he WINS seen
lettering about the station and IL Is al
legged that he deliberately placed himself
between moving car and q bumper and
was jsmmed to death. The body was well
dressed and apparently that Of a oleanly
and fine appearing gentleman about 81
year old. kffort has been made to find
sorle friends or relatives Of Allen, but al
Efforts failed until today when 1t wa
learned that brother, Mr.. q. IL. AL en-
lives at 81 Sea street, Rockland, Me. This
Is the only surviving rear relative. The
brother for months has been trying to To-
cate and communicate with the man
who is now dead. but has failed. After
the II quest 1t Is considered likely that
the body CT Frederick A. Allen will he
d isinterrod and removed to Rocklan for
interment In the family lot.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
MR.. HEwEY NOMINATED.
Named ny President To he Appraiser
of Port of Portland.

Washington, January o.--Ths President
today sent the following nominations to
the senate: To be United States consuls:
Thomas Prentiss Of Massachusetts,, at
Rouen, France; George l.. Darts Of
Pennsylvania, at Martinique. transferred
to Greece; Alonzo Vas OF Virginia at
Patras. transferred 10 Martinique.
James x. llewey to be appraiser OF
MERCHANDISE In the district OF Portland
and Falmouth. Me-; Edward ii. Banks,
collector Of customs. district OF York,
Me.
Brig. Gen. j. q. Bates to be major
general Of Volunteers; Brigadier General
Lloyd Wheaton 10 be- major general OF
volunteers by brevet
10 be brigadier generals, Col. s. b. NJ.
Young. Lieut.. Col. Arthur Macarthur;
Lieut.. Col. VIM. Ludlow.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
INDIAN ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting OF tn
Iudian Association was held In the
Friends meeting house Tuesday after
noon. The work Of the Maine Branch
for the ensuing year was considered, and
news from the mission given. The an-
nusl meeting of the National Association
which was held In Trenton. N. j.. was
reported. Mrs Quinton's address was
full OF thought and encouragement. She
said that In our day, we have seen free.
dom, law and education, decreed for our
native race, and We thank God for the
present grand Indian Lolicy Of orr cation.
Under II we have seen more than e0,0OO
red men take their rightiul homes. We
have seen %. 00l Of thsir youth do honor
to their racn and tAey have become
pFenohers, teachers, artists. adopts at law
and medicine. Because there still are
10, GOO OF our native youth without school
opportunities, because there are stille5, 000
native red men uniustiy deprived OF safe
and sure humes and means to live in
God as revealed TO us, do we as an asso-
citation consider ouI work still undonel
Miss Jones, corresponding secretary, gave
an interesting report of the work done by
the national society and ths different
branches. that of our own State staLdins
well beside its sister missions.
VIM. Jones U. ). Commissioner Of In
dian Affairs. addressed the public meet
Ing, stating that be was in full sympathy
with the Women's Association, AMI that
much good has been accomplished by the
work. Thszinembers whs visitsd Port
land last year when the National Societ Z
met here, spoke with pleasnrs of tbs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
JUDGE LILLY RESIGNS.

Boston. January 8 -Governor Wolcott
has received tho resisna tion of Judge
Charles Summer Lilly of Lowell now of
the superior bench but the governor has
requested Judge Lilly not to urge accept
ance OF 1t, at least until after the inaugu-
ration OF Goyernor-sleot Crane, so that
the latter misAt act for himself In the
matter. 1t is understood that Judge Lilly
agree 10 do this.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
BuBoNIC PLAGUE AT MANILA.

Manila, January 80. 80 p. m.'-The
health officers have found native with
all the symptoms of bubonic plague. In
pieious deaths have occurred. The patient
has peen isola ted ana svsry precaution
has besn tax en- to prevent spread OF the
disaass.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
A FrightfuI Hlunder

VIII often cause horrible Burn. Soald.
Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's ArDiea Salve,
the bsst In the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal 1t. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile
cure on earth. Only 25cts. box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by IL. =. :. 6oold.
577 Congress street, and II. q. Starr,
CumLerland Mills druggist,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
WOODFORDS.

The officers of Soittsrygussett tribe of
Red Men of Stroudwster ara to he public
iy raised at their wigwam Friday eve
ming Of this week. The ohiefs will be
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-01-04
NOTICE

Is hereby given that application has been re-
ceiyed by the Selectmen of the town of Cape
Elizabeth, from A. +. Hannaford aud twenty
two others, legal voters OF said town, to make
wider and straighten the Shore Road. so call d,
from point at or near the Belmont House TO a
point near the house of Philip Hannaford.
Now, therefore, said Selectmen Will he In
session on Monday January stn next, at
o'clock in the afternoon at the Belmont Honse
above named, for the purpose OF hearing said
petitioners aud oil others interested in said
widening and STRENGTHENING. ana all persons
will govern themselves accordingly.
Given under our hands this 30th Day of
December, A. ID. 1899.
C. +. STAPLES Seeetmen
=. w JORDAN OF
A. E. POLAND Cape Elizabeth
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

Francis r. Fresland OF Aspen, Col,
has bsen appointed senrrai manager Of
the Frisco Consolidated Miatak com
pany. Lid. OF Gem. Idaho. and be has
selected Gus Ehrenbors as assistant
MANAGER and A. u Marshall A. mias
foreman.
The plan VI employing ntsa for the
Mullan and Canyon Greek mines By an
agent La Wallace, Idaho has bss-a In
sffssa Just a week, and during that Time
the opponents VI the plan have express
ed themselves tn no uncertain teri
as tpheytuE thai II is mach worse
and more unfair plan than the pSra1is
systsm, which has Dsrd the obloet OF
- many attacks during the year and a
half that Il has been in sne'st la the
Occur d'Aisass.
The Murray Development con pAny
has commenced sinkins on tho eoppor
ledge which crosses PFiehafd rrr1k. Just
above Murray Idaho This iasigs saa
tlscos cred uhen the ground Nas bslns
worked for ptAerr gold in lsst natlFs
copper being found on tho surface and
cons dsrabs chunks Of y cams frosEi
the alnire boxes for soHis dtstanes
down tho creek t.lsIi. Was thought oi
b at chat time. coppar Srr ana~r aHch
circumstances having to value bs4E ths
ground Haa lo.7atesi Aad has bsen hsid
ever since Harry y Hlltard bseams
anc Of ths o~ a~fa yrurs ago and siHsS
he h,ssaa Operating around Murray 10
an extensive gay b. has stsss Dssl~d 10
having the Murray D~vstopmsnG gsaa
pany uudsrtaks IL dew Slspm~nt. 4
shaft hOns. has been bakll aad ths
work " eontinulhk tbs old shaft VA
begun "Wednesday Thr ore 10 shs bpSs
tom 0f The ahaft - high Gra.ls o. vup
per. considerably bsttnr tAAa II Naa os
ths surface
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15
FREIGHT TRAINS WRECK D
ON a MISSOURI RAILROAD.
brakeman bradley Barhsa TO Death
-was Caught Under the wreck.
Witch Teok Ftr$-Fireman saved
ny cutting llls ARA ON.

De Soto, Mo, Dee. l3.--A head end col.
lision occurred ON the Missouri 4 Iron
Mountain railway at Desare, Mo-, be
tween two freight trains, resulting in the
death Of Engineer james Britt OF Olney
Ill.,, and brakeman Ed Bradley OF De soto,
Mo The latter was caught under the
wreck, which took IRE aud eremated his
body.
Firrnan h Barrett fell under his en-.
CINE and could only b. rescued from be.
ing burned alive by cutting his left arm
of with an AK. w, n, Ralston, eondlue-
tor. and Red Scott, brakeman. and q. l.
scott were slightly injured.
Eight cars loaded with lumber and cot
ton caught lire and were entirely con
snned, causing loss to the railway com
pany Of about Sl5.0O0, The wreck is said
to have been caused by disregard oi
meeting orders
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

Poultry and RgEs cAlckana "a a
ollie per ID. live weight; aprlnes 80
$50 per dos: ducks. n par aos: 49,
dressed. lie per ID; tnFkeTa IVA IA =
Ice; dressed. ia0ise; sg1A fresh. ne
6s.00 per eaea.
ysgssahlss ra.aieeA eoa pr sus:
onions. sse pr ewt.
Live stoek-Heel, i've steers a =
Ae: dressed. e0fe; live oowa q, dss'<
cd. 81 0elAe; veal calves. dressed r..
30: mutton. ewes. Be: uethern. sue.
hogs live. sa1S per cwt; dressed, ~
per eWG
Sheep Skias- abeariinga. Zee e.eh,
short wool pelta ao0bQe, medium
wool. SEQ 1ae; long wool. 7be0ei .oe
The local mills pay the follewlns
prices for grain. delivered; Club uheat
i4e bulk. tee sacked: blusstsm. AZ
bulk, csc sacked; red. &c bulk. ~
sacked.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15
FeEtI.na EIs-,ri. Maliw., aata

Portland trr, tEr 10 Ths property
Of the Eass side Railway snmp.ay "a.
today aoid Ia bred > Marrt. ilr stoe $50
'ublert 10 court eu@ts, hich will 4mauu.
Ia h"t~ EeO1ss) and Esi go n. s,ls
"aa IN pursuahrS II dsyrvr entered in
ths n'tsd statss court in Navvuthsr ~ a
suit BY Morris 4 Whitehead againat ta-
fA'' s'ds Railway eomplny tn tlrrvl hose
Mortgages against the ratlwax ronp,nv
IN" property cpHs,sts II q milss II else
Ie r4liway. ~Ith the Equipment
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15
They look for Was.

London, Dec. 10.-Speeial dispatches
from The Hague report the feeling
there as one OF alarm At the prospect
OF an Anglo Amsriean-Po Portuguese com
binatlon, which might snatch the
Dutch seaboard or seize Java.
II il reported at the Dutch capital
that the possibility Of war with Eng
land has even been discussed by the
cabinet council. Queen Wilhelmlna
will give a dinner in honor OF Mr.. kru-
ger. but he has abandoned all hope OF
ann effective result Of his visit to En'
rope. although he does not despair OF
meeting Emperor Nicholas. possibly on
the Rivera.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

Cape Town, Dec. 0.--Lord Roberts ar
rived here today from Port Elizabeth. He
vas accorded a splendid reception. The
mayor. councillors, the citizens commit.
tee and thousands Of sightseers met him
at the docks and escorted him to Govern.
ment house.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15
KILL the GERMS,
spread - Germs Through the Mumna
hystsm Instantly chseksd hy
s'6 DROPS"


"0 DWOPa'' Il q germ killer: a praventfxa
q disease . builder Of nerve force: . maker
Of pure elOods Of healthy tissue. whore Il 10
e. there can b no disease. I. 10 natural
adequate measures Of prsvsniion, the germs
which enter the weak human system multiply
% rapidly that their numbers become beyond
tures Of the body until death eomsa 20 the vie
TINA celiet. - bROFs," If taken in tims,
an IN sS S preventive Of disease. IT = the
eat Of the system forever the uric acid and
other Impurities which cause IL In It's various
,9sna y = taken up q once BY The blood.
umss more essesive You sAoald navor Be-
without it. secure . bottle today. Yoa Wi
isss asd can 30 used 81 . ehild . S.ll I. 81 N
a4uit IL 10 used wfth asfaIIiaR s6eee -
the feIls.ing aissasesi Rhsa nAtism.
Ss:S.s:,.. ASIAN. nay E.:..' es e.:
b@rrh. Group. IL Grippe. Liver aad Kid.
asy Treabtss, aleeHtessasss. Nervous
MARaehe. r0oahAshs. Heart Woak meas.
Paralysis. Creeping Nan snsss, Rta-
TWAS AT DKATH's DOOR.
asntismen: want TO tell Xea what your
'e Drope" has done for me. ] was tor two
pears . auheraR Of unsold misery. NY lees were
swollen 90 could not wear shoes and my hands
eeuld shut thsm- They cFamped hail shut
eoaid hear Of sa1 ssiii sasssea ansoid sson.
Les. Nothing could get Woald ease my pain,
nntil last November one Of my nsiSabo had
1heumattsm % bad 10 could nos wAlk. Ne
told my husband about ''B DRopa'' curing
him, 20 he got me dollar bottle, and IN three
wosks walked without cane and could use
NY hAnda. something I had not done tor two
Year,. ] give all the praise to as DroVn. -
Ny n4iEhhors know that was at deaths door
New have used four bottles Of as DFopass
and can DO my work with ease. am skill tab
Ing u sometimsa. n his will DO any COED to-
ward Sesuns .uhsFiaE people % use 70
DroPa." ne this - you please. II any one
doubts this. send them 10 my friends and
PslgheofA ELIsABErH G. FINN, 3067 NoFSh
Lyon %. SprtngHeld, No.
Sept. u, 1s1a.
sNANsON'a 80 DRoPs'' 10 cold By m
and agents. In some places the Druggists are
ear agSnts- II the remedy 10 not obGai q bile IN
loar town, order Of ne direct. Large sise bottle
20 dosss. N.00. sent prepaid BY express or mall
me or for the neat 30 days. 10 enable
ell who are suffering, TO &C Iease
WVtYTVHNx have an orr1stgnity 70 try the most
W4A4AA wonderful of all remedies, We will
ssnd SAMPLE P@EE ap0n re-
esipt OF Ac. TO pay postage. Agents
Snass aAna wanted In new ssrFttory. wsil1 MOuL
SWAnS0m'D aMGumAIle euRG CO.,
t0s Lsha s'Fssl eAlenss.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

We 8ffss t'na tt8hztrsA E~llf4fs MHSasa ~
aaF ras. - f'AtArrh tAmt raA aue ". s,srsst ~
H4Es Eart4PFh t4ra
FuEAET Es1 T'rapa ruhstha -
we. th~ anstsFstansf haH-
thisnEY sur taz past Is F~afa antl aatsva AHas
RsrfsrtiY hanneahie n ali bvtats#as sraass ssna
aai anAaciaiiT ahIs % HasrY s,aS taE sRtsx4s
tiuns made ~ Eh@ir nrHf
" Lat q rHtAN
WA,it~sata rrtsaatsts retssis -
WALptAtt AMMAN MAHwtN
NNytnaai- tr4aafsts r1fsst.s 81
ttatls Faftarrh Haru l. ta4sH latarualEs aas
20 directly m the bt4al aa4t ss'ts,ss strfa4,sl
% -" ~ Rt~fn Friea =" pap snttla essisI ~
All druEHista resttHl,,r as srs-
Hau = Family FttIs are en-, s-sf
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15
Prosperity for 1901.

Indications point to great prosperity Eol
the coming year. This IL . sign Of {
healthy nature. The success Of country
e. well as Of an individual. depends upon
health. lfyOu have any stomach trouble
try Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs which
cures dyspepsia, indigestion and bilious
ness.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

Philadelphia. Dee. 9.-After serving
seven years Of IS years sentence in the
eastern penitentiary here, James Parker
Of Ellsdale, y. j., has been released a.
innocent Of the crime with which be was
charged.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15
8s0@e ffs0 00ssUA @m@
Works OF the 00f8s
axatave Brouo-Quinins Tablets cure
cold In one day. No cure. No Pay.
vaaA az aaNfa


Kansas City, Dec. o. Three masked men
catered the Office OF peet Brothrr, soap
Manufacturing Company in ArmourtLhls to
night and Ieysling reyolvrrs at the cashier
and superintendent, who we're in the VI
fee at the time. secured $50, The uisney
represented a week. wages ior the lahorsrs
in the oil department..
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

Cleveland, Ohio. Dee 9-The presidents
o; the railroads included in the trunk line
associations and the central. western and
southwestern traffic associations have de-
cided to postpone further consideration Of
the proposition to do away With free
transportation until next year.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-12-15

81. Petersburg. Dec. 1.-The official
estimates for this winter and spring crop
In "a departments Of European Russia ars
as follows; Wheat. 65s ,sO0DOO pools
rye. lA0l ,7O0OOO pools. and oats, 72I.
100000 pools.