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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
ORIGIN OF CONFECTIONERY.
Teade Of confectIonsr an OfIshOOt fToa
That OF ApothecAFJ.

Teade Of confeefIOneF an OfahOot fFon
That OF ApothecAFJ.
The modern confectionery business 10
a very large one, and II 10 Of old stand.
Ing. II we wished 10 trace u ~ TO
origin We might have to 90 back not Tar
short OF go years. IL Is about tlVe C,sG.
turtles since sugar was hrsI imported
into this country. aud Il Is probably not
much less than that since ''coufcctloas'
began TO be concoctcd. They arst ap
peared in u medical form. Apothecar,
les, whose pOt!Ons were AZ one tune
very generally supposed 10 be etilcA.
cious just in proportion AZ they were
horribly nasty. took to the newly i'm.
ported sugar As a means OF mitigating
the nauseousness OF their doses. They
mixed their drugs with Il and coated
their boluseA That seems 10 have bern
the origin OF the sirups AMI nedicaird
candles, the cough drops aud lo9cngrs
OF one sort and another that ars n3w
50 largely in demand. They we're orig.
lnaly concocted by the doctors, and yor
many long years all sorts Of ''toll!pops"
were medicinal only. Sugar was too
dear. and the generality Of the peopls
were too poor to permit OF lts being
eaten for Its own sake alone and a. a
mere luxury.
Somewhere about a couple Of cen
turtles ago. however. there began TO ap-
pear a new development Of the apoths-
cary's art. ''ConfeCtlons' began 10 be
made more or less apart from any
medicinal purpose. and merely because
people liked them. The confectloner's
business began to evolve a. an oiYAhoot
from the profession Of the apo,hecary
and eventually became altogether a
separate thing. though the common
origin OF the two Ia still indicated By
the sirupS and paStllcs and troche4 pre-
scribed by the doctors and the drops"
and lozenges and other things sold
among the sweet stun Of the cousec.
tloner.-Chambers' Journal.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
France object. to w.lder.ee.

Paris, Aug. Though official France,
when forced to decision w.A graeiously
admit the superior rank OF Field Marshal
Count Won Waldersee and acknowledge him
as generaHssirnO of the allied forces in
China, the Paris press and French citizens
viii meet the situation with a grimaee
such as bitter medicine produces Though
years have passed the time is not long
enough to etface the memory of the day
when the German troops marched along
the Champs Eiysees, and 50 it is even
thought an expeditiOary force under a
German commander will be sufficient to
throw the metropolitan press into
qualms of resentment. Naturally Ger
many IS the government against which
they hurl their anathemAs.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

Eaase. Aus e.. k.ng Vp.r Emmaa
ari llI. Hls tlHsn tAs truat constitution
a oath b"fore parliament lbs ssults
chamber sis IrIpsd R,Eb mourning. the
H"nguss ani srlbunrs u",ug covered stsa
black fu,ns.aing'. bnr4rrsI SIlA ulvsT.
lar chamber ana sl.sI NpA a.aiturs an.
4rP8t"s r1yi, mtssons. atgh pHlyllys ct
stat" and iHs diplomatic roeps
ID" booming Il canaan announced tho
departure ot the royal party from the
gsrHal.
Ali along the route large rroFla vsrs
a's'nsbtr'i rnd gave tAs uev king an ava
Ei'n. $40 Els r0.rtsn On tho stsIa os
Tho '"uAts by .4s rummlitsss Il ta-
eh'mt*r II irput,ss anil senate in pa
''''"n 'p"naI.y rrrrtsd aaI handsomely
dr'orltr,i
"Hcu the cur'Nvr entered the ~n4ie
chamber. ihe KING bong accompanied b,
TIE l8ks II N1a,I. the count 4 Iurla
anil the luke Of ,,euaa. the isppuss AMI
s'uIt"r' arnsr. anil then bsrln long
anI exciting s'rnr # suthuslsru. IIis ma,
s~ty Later touk tho oath lnd Delivered an
address. The Nsathsr vac beautiful.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
RERURLlC.

The doublecompartment shaft on the
Butte 4 Boston Is down ESQ feet.
All the machinery Of the Tom Thumb
compressor plant is in place and in
complete running order.
The Wine on the Princess Maud has
been sunk no feet under the new man
agemeRt The mine is locking well.
The erosscut on the Chico, 40 feet
south of the shaft is making good pro-
gress. The ore is improving in value
Work on the Knob Han is going for
ward with considerable rapidity. The
ore is Of ane grade and the mine Is be-
ing put in shape to produce ore in con-
siderable quantity.
The Tom Thumb shaft Is being pre-
pared for the installation OF a cage.
which will be in operation In a few
days. The Tom Thumb is the first mine
in the district 10 operate a cage.
The water that drove the fan for the
Golden Harvest became too low aud last
week Superintendent Frank Gauthier
built about 700 feet of fiume to tap the
creek at a point where the dow Is am
pie.
The Morning Glory is looking ex-
ceedingly well. The machinery is do
ing excellent work. The Wine Is to
be sunk as rapidly as possible. Some
excellent ore has been taken out Of the
mine recently.
Quartz Of magnificent quality Is I'LL
ing the raise from the tunnel level in
the Quilp. The ore is literally be
spangled with blotches Of mineral that
carries a high percentage Of silver and
considerable quantity OF gold.
1t is the intention of the manager OF
the Gold Ledge TO run a tunnel that
win cut the ledge at the depth OF about
400 feet The mine is to be equipped
with a good plant and work rushed in
the future to the fullest extent
The Flag Hill is employing five men
Only day shifts are working, The shaft
is being sunk and one shift is crosscut
ting from the tunnel for the east ledge
The property is one OF the promising
prospects Of the camp and has pro
duced some high-grade ore
The Mountain Lion mill Is droppins
its stamps with its accustomed regu
larity, and the results are reported II
be as satisfactory as in the past. The
mine is holding its own in all particu
lars Two machine drills are working
in the south drift on the 425-fOOt level
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.iohr "a ouRE FoR MEAsLEa
E1psri@snt. show that sas9 H wan

Rxperimanta show that SunAhine WIZ
Alleviata the Severity Of Disease.
Recent experiments indicate that the
sun may be q potent remedial agent N
tie case Of persons attacked WIN
smallpox. scarlatinA and measles
These experiments were made BY Dr.
Einsen. Of Copenhagen. and DR.. Ohae
iniere, Of ST. Mands. and 90 novel weFs
they that they have aroused SoOa
deal OF discussion among the members
Of the Academy Of Medicine In PariA
Or. Chatiniere = short time ago treat
ed twelve children who had measles
according to this new method. when
Is scientifically known a. phototheta
pie. Red light was the only cure when
he used. and this he made serVleeaoAs
In the following manner On the WIN
dows OF the sick rooms he hung REQ
curtains and on the table near eaen
bed he placed 4 lamp which gave tortn
Z red light. He acted thus because Ne
felt satisfied that the irritation OF me
skin in cases Of measles is due TO the
chemical rays Of the solar spectrum
or. In other words. to the ultra Violet
rays. and not to the so-called ealorie or
heat rays. II this were not 50, how Ae-
count for the fact that the pustnles and
scars are especially dep and marked
on the face and hands. which are me
very parts Of the body that are most
exposed to the solar raysr The result
showed that he had not erred IN a.
irving at this conclusion. His little pa
dents rapidly regained their health
and the virtue that lies in red curtains
and red lamps Is being e1tolled ey
many physicians.
Impressed, like DIR. Chatiniere, by
the fact that the influence OF the solar
rays Is especially manifested on the
faces and hands OF patients, DR.. Fin
sen conceived the idea OF subleeuns
persons suffering from smallpox To the
influence OF ultraviolet rays whieh
reached them after the light had been
altered through thick red curtains
The result was that the little Ves!cles
or bladders gradually disappeared and
the patients did not suffer from the
customary fever and, Furthermore,
were not pockmarked. The ultraviolet
rays. indeed. in the case OF these pa
tients produced practically the sane
effect as the red light in that OF DR..
Chatiniere's, the most notable token1
OF their efficacy being the absence OF
fever and restlessness and the gradual
disappearance OF the eruptions before
coming to maturity. Il was also no.
decd that the rays had q marked eject
on the maladles in SO far as they al
fected the bronchial tubes.
DR.. Finsen's method OF cure has been
introduced into France BY Or. LArai
and 10 being used not only Ia cases Of
smallpox. but also In cases Of certain
forms OF skin diseases.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
Irrslhls MIaaaAe.

NeA iOsk. Aag IA .P-a44I aabis
llsp,tsh " the syshiig MssL tsAsAy,
lated CtatDo. AugsasG y. va eAaAgAsi,
aIys
A Eprfsble alsEaks osraFed 81 1Aa TAX.
.hg u ilhS lsaa lbs kLssalAA sftilsssy
.leeel be- va Ihs AmssAVAA tI0eps. be-
i-ss tA1 hlt.t4Az vac discovered na4ny
3 ulrfAaA ..sLi4rfs hA1 b~~n kiiisd %
n yansleL BY hllsalAa sa@iha.
las FyaEtsrnLa / aita4 states inianlEy
-aoA past Ia lax AtLssk % lbs CAan~ss
Ervn.ass IA The Ikln<se hS.t tbs Esgg,
n,sal sagrrS4 aaI osespaS1 We II the IRl-
4xse p'nlts4as \ Rs4ssA4a hattEFy ssa~
Instances n laI a1t h.5EL1s The hp0ssaA1ns.
~ yprae'I fire "a EA~ P.s'iIsoa AL Rlaalsl
'4rias among lAz AnsSfsria tfooSaA lie
A4saAsaa asfs 4si,eAIy @5EihsI aa4 osass.l
Lhs.f Ars
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
CANTON, CHINA, WELL ARMED
FORTS ARE WELL PROTECTED,
Trouble FeaF~d--GarFisons Number
$4,000 MsA ArnAed with Moaern
Guns-Chinese IAyins Aainea.

London, Aug. lS,-SecTet inquiries at
Canton show all the forts have been newly
armed with seven-eentimeter disappear
ing guns, and that the garrisons number
ls,OUO men in all, armed with Mausers and
Mnehesters. The Chinese have appar'
entity been trying to engage foreign cleo
trictan 10 lay mines in the Bogue, OF en-
trance To the Canton river.
DIR. Marks, Ii hung Changs physician,
informed the correspondent at shanghai
this morning that Ii could not 20 north
Cll account oi the weather and the unset
slel state OF the country. The doctor Is
removing his family IRON Canton because
he believes there may be an outbreak
there.
The st. Petersburg papers are cam
paigning against the political activity Of
Great Britain in the langtse valley. The
81. Petersburg Gazette has interviewed u
member vi the United States embassy as
To the reasons why lie United States as
Sumed a hostile attitude toward China and
the motive OF Ii Hung ChAng's deeiara-
ton that Minister Conger could be sent
mIed States aband0n the idea OF a
march ON Pekin. The member of tine
United States embassy in question is quot
ed As saying that the United States Vas
indignant at thus being bdrgAineL with,
and expressed the belief that the United
States would send many troops to China
General Ghatfee message announcing
his arrival August y at lilo 81 WI stands
a. the latest official intelligence vi the
march u the allied forces ON Pekin. The
English papers say it Is rather annoying
that their naval ami military officers can
not communicate with the hign ohieials
here, while Admiral Reuey and General
Ch4tTee can do 50 by the Shanghai tan
ton wire.
Chinese reports are being distributed lar
and vide in the southern provinces vi al
| legged Chinese successes III the nOrth.
Report From Preach COnsaI.
| Paris, Aug. l5.--NsPatehes received
| kere from the French consul At Shanghai
show that apprehension exists there as 10
the conditions prevailing at Shanghai and
IN its vicinity. The French ministry
/ have heretofore DECIDED 10 take precau-
,iIns TO defend the French concessions al
II angaAL
Information obtained from British
sources says the allied tronPs we're with
in 25 kilometers Vi Pekln, but the date Of
| this news was not stated.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
MINES IND MINING NEWS
oUR HORTHwEsrERH MINES


The entire surface plant Of the Par
rot Mining Company at the mine In
Butte. one of the Amalgamated proper
ties. was destroyed by FIRE. Loss esti-
mated at 100000; insurance. $4,000.
The origin Of the IRE Is unknown, but
it is supposed to have started In ehe
carpenter shop by 4 spark from pass
ing engine. There were 1s4 men at
work in the mine at the time. but all
escaped through workings Of adjoining
mines. The mine Is 1900 feet deep and
about 200 miners on q shift
These miners were rescued through the
levels OF an adjoining mine.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

"DEAR Mrs. PINKHAN:-Iwas sick for
two years with falling of the womb, and
Inflammation of the ovaries and bladder
j was bloated very badly My left limb
would swell so could not step on my
foot Ihad such bearing down pains
could not straighten up or walk across
the room and such shooting pains would
60 through me that l thought could
not stand it. nv mother got me bottle
of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and told me to try it Itook six
bottles and now, thanks to your won
derful medicine, am a well woman
Nina ELSIE RRTAN, Otisville, Mich.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

Electric Light FURNISHES His Meal
In u hole IN the stone retaining wall
Of a lawn at the north west corner Of
Prospect avenue aud Independence
boulevard lives an unusually large and
wellfed toad. An electric are Light
hangs over the corner. and at night IL
attracts myriads OF bugs and dies. II
II then that the toad leaves his hole
and hops out across the Eraultoid walk
to where the insects. blinded by the
light, fall upon the pavement and era wi
around. The toad sits. his eyes spar
king In the electric light like beads OF
Jet, TIL Q beetle or a moth falls near
him and then he hops cautiously near
to Il His long. red tongue shoots out
with the qulckness Of fash and the
insect disappears down his throat. II
takes a good many bugs to make a full
meal for this toad. and often he IL on
the pavement for more than an hour.
The toad IL there every night and pass.
ers-by stop to watch him. He keeps
out Of the way Of pedestrians. and
when he goes back to his crevice In the
stone wall he moves lazily and with
short. self-saltsfied hopS.-Kansas City
Star.
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Financial Position Of ROYAL Ladies'.

The Princess Of Wales has 10000 q
year a. pin money. and II the Prince
were TO die before his august mother,
the princess would have 10000 q yeaI
a. Princess DowageT Of Wales. Queen
Adelaide, wife Of william w.. had $40,
900 q year while her husband was
King. and a. Queen Dowager she was
allowed 100000 Q year. the greater
part Of which she spent in charities. II
the Duchess Of York had the misfor.
tune to become q widow while holdlna
her present tide her financial position
would Be Q very trying one. a. no ON.
eial provision has been made for such
IN emergency, and she could claim No
a1od tacoma
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De Tour Fee, Aeh. and BurnY

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot Ease,
o powder for the feet. 1t makes tight OF
new shoes feel easy; gives instant relief 70
e0Fns and bunions. It's the greatest COM
Sort discovery of the age. Cures swollen
feet, blisters and ealions spots. Aliens
Foot Ease il . certain cure for ingrowing
nails. sweating, smArtinE, hot, aching feet.
We have over 5000 testimonials Itcures
while you walk. All druggists and shoe
stores sell it. sc. Trial package FREE
~ mail. Address, Allen s. Olmsted, Ls
Hoy. N. Y.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

Charles D. Lane, the wen known
miner who has returned to San Fran
cisco from Cape Nome, where he has
large interests, says:
From 5000 to 10000 people at Nome
are facing absolute restitution and
their only possible relief Is through the
United States government Steamers
now running to Nome could not posi-
bly, bring out the destitute gold-hunters
even II the owners could be expected
to give them free transportation. Sen
ator Lindsay Of Kentucky and Con-
gresham Julius Kahn, to whom have
explained the condition at Nome. have
written the war department urging
prompt relief measures OF some sort.
General Randall has been successful
in maintaining peace. but the military
force there finds It next TO impossible
10 enforce the sanitary regulations
necessary to preserve the health Of the
community. Practical miners have left
the beach and are prospecting in the
gulches. Rumors OF good finds are
heard occasionally. but they are with
out confirmation"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18
Chinese Minister Threatened.

New York, Aug. IA special dispatch
from Paris to the Evening Telegram today
says;
An lrtful attempt at poisoning by the
use Of perfume, which recalls memories
from LGcrezia Borgia, is exciting all the
gossiPs Of Paris. Thursday the Chinese
minister, Yu Keng, received a letter It
was signed Julie Czerwinskl" and con
tdined some dried flowers which the writer
asked him to accept.
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~. ..,,... ~... s.~-.sA.

SssP5rs, uTS. AHE is-Th4 sa~snn@r
Ia.bsrt' r~p'arts Eas lsos aisg II I~s sals.
,r' a LAC sahoaasf t,lzziu ITia 90 haasr
Nv bar CaPtaia tlsns-ru u tie Llazi-
frlm StA $50 aaiiaass NSFv ~ q snalI
boat utths sas4nslihes Tia hnsaG Sae
n'v'l it'ara slsg ,a The sptsru~sl ha4I
ahI lstna1 tn 'sgr~. b,as las aaiAoss pwsv
!rss u.ui lbvtr a.4aa~A Hus a.sA trAsusak.
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Grain EIrrntor Hnrn.h-

Buffalo, n. Y, Aug. 1.-THE Dakota
elevator was burned, entailing lo-s Of
%1nOCO. The FIRE started in the ma
chinery loft, and within Is minutes the
cupola was a mass Of flames, working it,
way downward through the machinery
room TO the bins.
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Decided to strike.

Muneie, Ind, Aug. l5.-After several
secret meetings the men employed in the
nut and bolt department Of the Indiana
iron company, owned by the Republic
iron company, have decided to strike il
the new wage scale Of ! per cent reduc,
ton goes into effect on Wednesday, a.
threatened. The strike will affect coo
men.
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r,--.,..-, U,,u E.u,..., n..A.

F'r',rH'. Wtsh Aag H. Chartas n
L'.h"t. prpTninsaE srsiiaaa sna asrassa.
sft4 yugtnrsr ~ saz sa,ssi. and RA.s ssruru,l
[" tprsliad. I've a~r aas'ispsssa~a sslss
'"gp'y 4asd h~rs u se'EgvssiSa II Ne hspia.
The b"dy VII - taAra 10 PsstAan4 80
ntrewsna N Talbot Hr,Ekss svup-t-Fy.
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Ai'e5 as7T1~ y VI. AHs la PissA,
ri "a 9,e#feRl as4f LsaAAha. - NJ.
.stFvsa = P'~s~ an,ias t-P,asy 1h~ssa ~.
r Poster anal ssg bsaasligs $40 r6Aai
't"sv m 's''haas ia Ase.aA 4ayaxAa C1s
II ;as f'hbrrs 80 siilsd TAs sshzs vas
,g'4nstesi. b4s ssvap~,l
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot b.
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure
+. J. CHENEY & CO, Props.
Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known F. J
Cheney for the last Is years, and be
Heve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions. and financially able &c
carry out any obligation made by theiI
firm WEST & TRUAX.
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
wALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls CatarTh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system Price &c per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimon-
ials free.
Halls family Pills are the best.
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New York, Aug l5.-Three employees Of
the New York Steam Heating company
were killed this morning by the explosion
Of a l5-inch pipe elbow. They are: Frank
sherrick Of jersey City, George jenkins
and Edward Brown. coIored. OF this city.
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During the east ysas s-vwaty aaal.
u"Hal eEshersmSa's unloas wttA
Asar'T 5000 nsmhsrs. wpfs oFEAnissd.
transfers o. Portland. Ore. tss asruaa
't'"0s last s"sk fur Increase IL wages
~ 80 cents pee day. frpus O.. % to o. So.
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The Industrial World. a weekly pa
per published at Rossland. B. c., which
is the organ OF the district miners
union, will hereafter be issued tri-
weekly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

- ''"e 80 nass's tees sa IssIssvsasaa
'e"F" 20 rhanEs Ths ssaala save way %
esr'F'F'iT saA th- Agrss 10 tks asaamsStia.
ISs tAe' tAai Hast~stsr's sssmasA nltssss
AAs s~sa sold ssr evss hAn Q ssatury,
HFoT's ia 'slua rhsts 10 asaAinn = s4usl
70, ssoaaA<A ~ liver tfsakaA. h s4Ss e
UtEs u . sstAL
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

II will d II. openly. In Disguise. C0nstp pa
ton has many l0rE scientific aliases tut cas-
earets Candy CatLartic Will save you Drug
EiEtk IL Zsc 5gc
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The United States Flour Milling
Company, originally organized to con-
troll the manufacture Of -four, has been
reorganized. Its capital is placed at
$17,25O,OOO.
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Major 3. a. whItn.y Dead.

Washington, Aug lj.--AdjutAnt zen.
eral Corbin has received a cable message
from General Macarthur saying Major F.
A. Whitney Of the sixth infantry died
at Manila on the llth inst. Of heart disease.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

II Il reported that two Yale College
professors. WHOSE names are not men
toned for good and sufficient reasons.
have declared for straight out social
ism.
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LewatiOn. Fired Upon.

Tientsin, Aug. l4.-Reliable eouriers
who left Pekin August , have arrived at
TientsiR- They say the empress dOwager
fed the Foreigners Tor 4 lew days
The former vieeruy Of Shan Tung, who
is bitterly anti-fareign, arrived with new
troops, according to these cOuriers, and
planted two batteries on the walls near
the legations The enemy began shelling
and opened terrible rife IRE, which was
kept up for two days. The head OF the
missionary boIrd, with a party, while try
ing to get provisions, was killed.
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At PIftabuFw.

Pittsburg. Aug 1.-Two deaths and
eight prostrItions by heat is the record for
saturday. The government thermometer
registered % at 1 o'clock.
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Electrical Workers Union No. Of
New York City reports that SIS contrac.
tors have signed the new union scale
providing for an eight-hour day.
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Piso's Cure IL the best medicine we ever
used for all affections OF the throat and
lungs--Wm. o. Endsley. vanburen. led.
Fsb. 10. 1900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE clothing fac.
tory Of X. b Olsen was destroyed by FIRE
Loss on building and goods, sos 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

AothsFs viii find Mrs. WinAlow's SOoth
ing Syrup the best remedy to de for thai
children during the teething period.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

The Hebrew bakers Of New York city,
TO the number Of about 1000 men have
won their strike for q ten-hour day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-18

The bricklayers Of Colorado have
formed a state association. The object
of the association is to extend the juris-
diction Of the various unions into every
town and county in the state.