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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-14
Mrs. PfnkkaH Helps
Two W0meR ThrOgah
Change % Life and Cures
A1OfbeP OF SferfITfy.
Read Their Letters.

DEA2 AES- PIEKEAN-I Iced that il
i owing - LYDIA Z Plukhzn-s Yex~
tAo-s Compound that / an alive 70
Gay II has taken NE oct Of u sick
bed WAere I had Lain for SIX weeSCs
Wlf1 = good Doctor TO tend me twice n
DAY Ny IrUubls Was ehzuxe Of I5se.
RAD treaE@1I oSDO--aa<zS- Yozr uss4i-
che checked the S0E right zwzv. I
an n0E able 70 Do ali nv work. and
bAeE1e5e - unknown an forty
three yea-S Of age and enjovfnz gu.1sa
heath MIS- ANxIK FossTEx. Cssen,se
LOcks- Oregon.
DEAE Ms PNxHAx-Thz, -.
wrote 20 Eo1- Ezs n = very bad coz
olr2on- / wzs pAsslEx through the
enAnge o. LIE. and tSe doctors said
had bladder and liver trouble. had
suffered Tor nine ytArS doctors failed
% do ne any god since have taken
LYDIA Z PlZkham's Vegetable Com
pound M health has Improved very
urea- l w-L gladly REQ a-zerd vog5r
medicine % others and ar sure hat il
Will prove As great blessing % them
as i has 70 me---Mzs- GKo. 81. JtSE
III De kAlb Ave. Brooklyn, Ny.
"DEAz Ms PHKHAx-Tt was
ardent desire 70 have = child had
been married three vez-s and eoyuld
hos become mother, 50 wrote 70 you
70 md ont the reason After follow
ng your KIND advice and taxing LYDIA
Z PlnkAA1ns Vegetable COMPOUND. |
became the mother Of a t,.au-itgI 49,
ooy, the 9oT Of our hone He rataf
healthy baby. thanks 70 vC.r TDa.s;-
e1n@-NEs- ASDA FEHK, ROs-
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TAs eaatrArt - coztinRs Tia tznaea
- ths c2zya2 creek Mlzzag Cas- Prep
srU. wAaeA Vas 80 . fsU Gays aga, was
fer - tssG Thss i exps~eaa to rsa<A
Lhe1r lsagA he poszt fer uhieA they
Ere 7Eiza1g - WAere The Vsia erozsss
the side Lac between The ground q
that company and the UniGa- TAe cid
e-ossCE1 tEn2ea Of the aztrer l. used n
bar Rs 4 gses IN tAe rzgAt airee<fon-
tron whacA PoiEt 80 fed wozAa reacA
the CAnyo9 Greek vein. vita n nlasw-
ace fer dip The rev ensnpAay has
AAreEey driEea $50 fsef q that stnce is
i1orPsrztSo1 tha FRA Il tie year, and
ths YEA i hOpsd far lzag bsfore Ihs
present. oo1rrAr< Il eozPseted A. il
. Uncer1&ia- h0SsEer. ShieA way tAe
seegs dips. Il Vas deemed hess 70 Let n
r0Err1cg Which w0al2 certainly reach
II
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Ihs magnificent AEnsored trains useS5 br
England IN Der var vita the Roe-I uill
Transport Der troops protect bridges AID
is4eErAPAsc com uaaRlcAraons in Ah-gat toe
-a7'as az thai Il oststier's stomach B.tisrS
oHTs9 cysp@pslA from the human stornarh
ana t5ea mounts guard that II does BaE -
urn lac buffers has won N ever e..
u iDftgestson. biiioGsBess. liver AID kia-
Ley troae4s fer the past 6fEy ysArs. IL .
nvAlaAhsa a. Al anaa
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sftsT oa- Hansr~s uugaars p.-.-s q.
HATS CAtarrs Cur. ~
CHESET = co Tsa.s- n
tss z7~t--r' raad hara a-.-- =
- 'ha lsst Il Tsars 81 b-u.,. A.
80 ..-, ~ Avsiaasa 'r.ssa-sI.n.
tors madz ~ 'A~ir sru s@
-, : rRUAH. " aas-ais rv~su,... r.
EALbISS KINNAN AnGavru uo-,.
DruEEssts TalaAa. o
ns sise-tly upus ths soa, al ,.,,-'. -
- Ne sJstsn. Testimonials a-,s -.
HsIr. 80 ~ s"ad ~ eli nyuasisss
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Blood Humors
Are Cured By
Hoods
.SarSapariI|a

aIuGys take
Hood EaFSsparilla
IN the sprnE and IL 10
the b~st blood DuriasT
] know Of MIS-
PsaRLE GRIVPtS,
Bad yin. Mich
EruPtions that
cane o. my face have
al disa ppesred since
lheEAn taking Hood
HArsspanlia. Iieured
my father Ofcatarrh "
ALPHA HAHTIToE.
Bloomington. Ind.
Il bad SerofuIa
sores all over my hack
and face ] began tax.
Ing Hoods Sarsapar-
lila and In q few weeks
] could not go any
sign Of the aorea =
OTSn a 49,.
Mount Hops. wis.
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THE TELEGRAPH summary
NEWS OF rHE WORLD N sRrrF
A csmpless Review 81 the Eyssts 81
The Rmsa Wesk-an TAis a@A fSr-
sAwA LAnAS-TaksA Fr~@ tbs
Latest Daspaaehea-

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sAwn LAnAs-raksA Frsa IAs
LATEST DaspaseheA-
John Flanagan lasted s. sscoa1s IN
q recsng GgAt vita Jssrles ~ pStrolI
Saa Francisco AsorsrS have Asksa
ccngrsAs fer an axrlGSaon 1e1 against
tAs Jap&
RrRessa BAlannxA, the tsaor. VIA u
ysars AS0 sang With PATTI In lsaaiag
rolsa. IL dad
Th&rs Is rioting In PBsrtO Rio A.
tia natives rassntsd the arrival there
q . party Of JHnaaicaES
he German Gag has beea rAtsSd In
Sa2oA he essAhlisAneat o. uEttS
pgted rule took place C March l
The squadron q the Unttst States
nAvy recently formed In Chinese waters
h % have keAdaaAF1srs ~ HOng keGg
Street cars In Chicas0 are tel ~ IS
tie employees refused TO % A1aiu0AAl
work asked of them witAoal A19itieaAl
pay.
An nltinAtan has heea issued and
CAiEA Is warned By the powers 70 sup
press the BOXERS under lsnAlry q in
VRxion-
W. H Alsxnnder. \ farmer. shcG aaa
killed his wife ~ s. HeBsaA. Cal. ana
thea took his own Life BY cutting his
threat With a rAEor.
Two handred Miners have besa laid
"a ~ the Portland nine. Rear CriPals
Cresk. q AnnOunt Of The high rates de-
nAnded By the shelters fer the treat
meat Of gold ores
l. P. Hummer. TIE insurance Agsnt
Who vas arrested A. Republic, wash.
= charged with snb@uling SIS, s49
Buffalo county. MINI. oGcsrs Will
bring HHnHer back for trial
TIE tAirTy%ighth AnaiTersAry q the
battle q Shiloh wzs celebrated by =
grad reunion Of hoIh te6erals Ard Goa
tederates q the teid where they oace
fought Tie essesratiOA lasted twe
eAyA
A duel was fought In TIE oEtzkirts
% the City Of Mexico yesterday BY two
women connected with prominent tzri-
lies Of the capital Pistols were the
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DKAs Ms PEKHAN-Ths doctor
sAys l have congestion Of the womb.
and cannot help ne There l. aehin1
N the right side Of abdomen hin Lee
and back II you can do me auT ro.oS
please write Ma MIA CaAkx
Fulton, y. Y, December %. 1877.
DEAR MIS- PxKHAM-I tolIoras
your Instructions and now l vz14
every woman suffering from femzIe
trouble 70 know how g0.od vo-r srIvi4s
and medicine Is The doctor advised
an operation ! could not bear N
think Of that, 50 followed your adTiee
got better right OF tool, six bottle.
Of Lydia z Pinkhan-s Vegetable Co.
pound and used three packages o.
SanatiEe Wash; also took vOur Liver
Pills. and an cured. Ms. SryA
CHASE, Fulton, y. Y, December -.
DEAE Ms PEKHAN-Havs BEEN
suffering for over q year and had thrre
ooetors- At time Of rnenstruatio,,
suffer terrible pains in tack and
oVArleA have headache nearly ever
day, and feel tired all the time The
DOCTOR said ny womb was out of place
would Be 50 glad If you could help me-
Ma GAIL EOss, Sac City, Iowa.
August !, 1sss
Please accept nv sincere thautcxfo-
ne good your advice and LYDIA z
Flnkhans Vegetable Compound has
zone ne did everything yOa tod
ne 70 do and used only three b.o.tles-
and feeI letter IN every respect
AEs- GAIL Foss- Sac City, Iowa, March
-, 1850.
Mrs. PiaGrtsan, has Hffv
Thousand Such letters A
Above On File af Her or.
flee She Makes no !SEsfa-
RBaomfR CHaa
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Mothers VIII spd Mr.. wtp,,ov,a,
'"' '9s host remedy To use for ,hst,
'n'''Fsn during the 'sstblns period
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90 not h"li"va pra-s rur. ~. r.
D",p''an has an equal Tor c,u.h. ~. N
la '"hn Foyer Trinity sn,ts- 90
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The contract for furnishing bread tar
city Institutions at vancouver. u &
Vas taksn away from non union bak
sr BY re city council
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Women.
Remember
This
Fact

That IN A68resEznE Nrx PEzkAsz
yO1 az eoz-zzsez1znE wl1h waZzz
"A woEzn wA1s< sKrs<<s=ace IN treAs-
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q any ErI1g perS04-ZA2% o. fenA5e-
A wc@za can LAX tze-sy - . no
DA1 Wh&z = II rerozEzEg 70 res4.e hzr
private T-o1b1es 70 Ezzz
Many w03ez S1Eer n Silence "A
6r[t1 Alc1g tSu2 lad 70 wxrse- knoM-
ing fall we4 thai thxT kA0zIa have
EzDez1z1fe ASSISTANCE, kZ1 q natural
Do5=stE Ezp=1s thez 70 shrink trcR
exposing tAenselves - tie duex1iuns
AID probable exAzizArs0a q e~ez
their tHzlly pAyGGAz- II i zHnseex-
SAT- NllAoGI Eo@SE or price Yea can
ec1<nlt \ wu-xn- whose kn0wse-SrN
from ActzAl exp@riE1ce i uneaEAle,d
NO0sz suffering trun any form Of
female EsAkness are invited 70 fresly
ooZEEn5eA-s VIVA Nrx- Plakhaz a
Lyna- NEzz
All beFfers are received. opened,
read and answered BY v0@em oaly.
Tha Is = positive far4-nOs n mere
ssAleze1G II l. certified 70 BY rhs
DAy0r AID PostzAk-Sr Of LEzs saS
ofAe-S " hose letters a. u = Little BOOK.
ArA PnkhAz has inst pzhZsshe6
write for = copy, IL i frye Tkns
has been established TIE eternal cuu-
1o@Dee between Ms FTzkhAn and t.
EoOen Of AZ<-sGs Ekzeh has never
ben e-oksa AID has IBdu-ad r,cz-s
than In ss9s s-Szre-< 70 write hsr Sx~
Soysne cE--g Tie last few rsoa1hA
Oct y 1Ae vast vlAEn1e q erperienee
Which she has % draw fro-- il 4
EsorS tAza poss[ble TIA. khe has xA1ned
tos TerE kn0E3e6Ee tAA1 iii helo
yOE- GAse- She ASKS ao+hiax IN ~
fzr1 eIe-Pt yozr goodwill, and her
A1Fsc= has r@Al=vcd thozSarGS Hew
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AZ ST. tang T. Ne IA.ak Il IL th@
greatest .g-d.e-s - earth Il I.
aaa~ET. FAls cry N-,rA.EA
Hca Nl.LAA lag .lod AsiisaE
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The pleasant method and beneficial
snectS OF the well known remedy,
STErP o1 FIss, manufactured bv AZ
CALIFORNIA FI0 sTHUp Co illus,rnts
TIE value Of obtaining the lSauid laxa-
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incidentally laxative and presen,ing
then IN the form most refreahing % ,hs
Taste and acceptable 10 the system. IA
= the one perfect strengthening lara
I've, cleansing the system effsctuaIiv
dispeLtng colda, headaches and f.vss.
gently yet promptly and ENABLING ON.
70 overcome habituAl Constipation ne,.
mAneutly. 1ts perfect freedom fsor,
every objectionable quality and sub-
stance. and its acting on the Lidnevs
liver and bowels, without wsaksnInS
~ irritating them, make n the Asai
laxAtiva sS
In TIE process OF manufacturing A..
are used, ~ they are pleasant 10 tb.
tAste, out the medicinal qualities Of tha
remedy are obtained from sepna ana
other aromatic planta, bV a metbod
Known 70 the CALIEORNIS TIs Evprs
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effects and 20 avoid limitations ni..sa
remenbsr the full name Of the Comnan.
printed On the fro1t Of every package
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rye, i've hundred taIIors at rrelsInS,o,,
, u,n'and, have struck against a rsans'
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The man Who does not know /. =,
ways rsadiest to tell
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The time yon spend With your sAll
drsn IL never wasted
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-, wen may save money, bu, mo...
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05
THE POLICE AT WORK.
Refs Overheard to Condemn Consul
as No Good.

Refs Overheard to Condemn Consul
as No Good.
Marshal Brown had two men in Gus
tody last evening on suspicion of hay
ing been connected with the attempt.
The fellows are both Portuguese and
their names are LuiZ G. Camara and
A. G. Refs.
Both are questionable characters,
doing nothing to employ their time and
publicly entertaining i'll feeling to-
wards the Portuguese Consul.
Refs owns bit of property down at
EVA and lives on the proceeds. He is
the man who has a suit against the
railroad for certain land taken by that
corporation and who condemns the
Portuguese Consul for not bringing
the railroad to time.
Refs was in Eva on Wednesday
last. The deputy sheriff at that place
reports that he overheard a conyersa-
ton between Refs and others, in which
REFS condemned Consul Canavarro as
no good and 'the sooner he was blown
up, the BETTER
Refs and Camara have a room in
town, on Miller street near the Queen
Hospital. Marshal Brown said last
night that this room had been tnor-
oughly searched and the men them
selves had been carefully examined for
any possible clue as to whether they
had anything to do with the explosion.
No clues were found, however, and
both men have emphatically denied
having anything to do with the infer
nal machine or an attempt on the Con-
sul's life.
These men are fairly well known to
the police and they will be detained on
suspicion until further investigations
bring out something more definite.
Marshal Brown is of the opinion that
the bomb was laid under the window
and fired by fuse. He thinks the ma
chine must have been a very crude af-
fair and RECALLS the former attempt to
assassinate the Portuguese Consul. OF
two bombs used on that occasion one
did not go off. The men under arrest
are not favored by the Portuguese col
ony and are looked upon as men of an
anarchistic frame of mind.
The whole of the Portuguese COM
munity are unanimous in their high
opinion of Consul Canavarro, and he
has the good wishes, respect, conf
dence and friendship OF every one OF
them. Canavarro has shown himself
to be considerate, sympathetic, earn
est, Industrious and sincere man, and
is spoken of in the highest terms by
the representative people of Honolulu.
who are shocked and grieved at the at
tempt upon his life.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

the explosion this morning. 1 was ey-
ceedingly Disguised with the whole
business, however. Oh, l can't explain
exactly how l feel in the matter: it is
very hard for me to say. feel disgust
ed to think that any of the peopIe of
my country should play such disgusting
tricks.
There is one man, and he is a Por-
tuguese, too, who hates me. He has a
grudge against me on account of a long
standing suit he has against the rail-
road, In which he thinks am not help
Ing him as much as l should. l am pref
ty sure that he Is the man who at
tempted to take my life. The police
have the matter in charge and are on
the track of this fellow; in fact he is
already secured and is being held on
suspicion, together with another Portu-
guese.
Yes, | believe this man who has
grudge against me is. the same one who
attempted to assassinate me when /
lived on Beretania street.
The Portuguese people here are very
indignant and very much Disguised at
what mas taken place. 1t is most re-
gretable that such men as this anarch-
list and few others like him should be
In TINS country. l wish that they were
out OF it. There are six or seven des-
perate characters that need looking af-
ter among the colony, hut l am very
much afraid we are going to have great
dlfnculty in proving anything against
this man who has a hatred for me, al
though | feel pretty sure he is respon-
slble for the outrage. Whoever it was
made very poor job Of it at any rate.
The bomb must have been a crude af-
fair at the best"
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Great execution is being wrought
among the poi shops. Eight have been
made to obey the health regulations,
and seven more were yesterday notified
to toe the line at once.
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|, DIR F. E. COUDERT

COT NEW YORK CITY,
Beretania St., between Emma and
Richards.
Office Hours: $50 a. m. to II m; 2
to p. M; to p. m. Residence, En-
gleside, Vineyard St. 1884
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

In an interview yesterday afternoon
Consul Canavarro said:
mo. was not one bit frightened at
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05

Is coming Cupid calls it good and beautiful No article
or so many patterns and makes does neckwear Wbsn
the old that thought beautiful grows stale We bavs
new spring stock and don't say that they are svs
them we will quit importing ~
WE ARE NOT exactly selling goods at auction hr ]
the next best thing by selling them greatly reduced p
naDit 10 carry goods from another 20
OF sizes at once. and such prices that you will
Boys and Mems Clothing Underwear and Mems Fn,n;,
business. Call and have look
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05
CANAvARRo's STORY.

Is Not Frightened But Is Very Much
Disguised.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-05-05
Sus picious Char acters.

A lady and gentleman, residents of
the neighborhood, coming home from a
ball the other night, noticed two Portu-
guese men acting in suspicious man
ner on the corner Of PENSACOLA and XII
nau streets. The men did not belong in
that vicinity, and were enough out Of
place to attract the attention of the
gentleman and his wife. The Consul is
generally busy with visitors and ia
sought after by people of the Portu-
guese colony on almost any excuse. If
they are sick or in trouble they go to
MIN for help and advice, and the gen.
eral idea among them is that he can
DO for them almost anything which
they DESIRE
The two men observed on the corner
under suspicious circumstances. have
called on the Consul several times
They have suit, it is said, against the
railroad. and demand of their Consul
that he make things come around salts
factory to themselves. Whether he is
able to help them does not enter into
their minds. They are unreasonable
and anarchistic in their tendencies. II
is supposed that one or both of these
Fellows are responsible for the bomb
throwing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-06
SALE OF LAND IN
MANGA VALLEY
HONOLULU, OAHU.

Opportunity Is given to purchase IN
Manoa Valley beautiful situated property
containing all the necessary essentials fo'
homestead and where healthful climae
and picturesque scenery are In the midst
Of historic surroundings and all In contact
with improved grounds, planted with
various foreign fruits as we'll as supplied
with fruit trees indigenous to Hawaii
The acreage Of 45.64 acres In fee simple
and 3I.I6 acres under long and favorable
leases.
Included In the lmI rovements on the
fee Simple portion Is a roomy, modern
dwelling house furnished with sanitary
and other convenlenees; there Is also sit.
uated thereon roomy carriage shed and
stables.
The celebrated Waiakeakua water Of
the Gods) Falls Is In near proximity, and
the cool, clear, sparkling water therefrom
flows through the grounds, supplying
ample opportunity for increased irrigation
to the acreage already planted and which
Is capable Of considerable improvement
For further information apply to J.. H
Boyd, Interior Department.
Honolulu, March 2S, 1900. I4o2-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-07-06

Boston, June Ex-senator George F,
Hoar declares his allegiance to the
Republican party and its candidates.
and says he is willing to trust the
cause OF liberty in the Philippine ISL
ands, the only point on which he dis
agrees with the administration Of
President Mckinley, to the Republican
party rather than to Mr.. Bryan, Tam
many and the South.
Hoar today said: President McKin-
ley and Governor Roosevelt will have
no more earnest supporter in the coun-
try than | shall be, whether we con-
slider the character Of the candidates,
the character Of the counselors they
will bring with them into power, the
effect on the prosperity and happiness
of the American people. or the ultimate
triumph Of liberty and justice In the
distant islands which have been
brought under our control. The alter
native Of Mr.. Bryan and David b. Hill.
or any other associate the Democratic
party is likely to give him, is not to be
thought of for a moment.
"Mr. Bryan's election will overthrow
the protective system now happily es-
tablished and the wonderful prosper
ity 1t has brought to all classes of the
people, and will mean disturbed aud
liuctuating currency, great diminutlon
of value of all debts and savings, the
overthrow of the authority Of the Su-
preme Court, dangerous attack on
property, socialism and the complete
success of the attempt now going on to
disfranchise 100000 American citl-
zens at home. end will render null and
void the great constitutional amend
ments.
Il was and | am still opposed to the
policy which brought us the Philippine
Islands. l like the policy which has
been and Is to be pursued In Cuba.
am willing now to test the two methods
by their results. But | have never
questioned the honesty of purpose of
President Mckinley and the Republi-
can leaders who agreed with him. |
think the.future Of the Philippine ISL
ands safer in the hands OF President
Mckinley than Of Mr.. Bryan-in the
hands of the Republican party than OF
TammanY Hall and the solid South"