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THE FOURTH IN BOULDER.
Continued from first page.

it moved nothing. A vast audience sal
unmoved during it all, the ladies in
wraps and the gentlemen with hats or
while Rev. Thomas E Green, of Cedar
Rapids. Ia., delivered the most splendid
Fourth of July Grafton ever heard in
Boulder. Over 5000 people passed
through the gates of the Chautauqua on
the Fourth anj they were repaid by two
magnificent programs during the after
noon and night. DR.. Green did not Of
fend by talking politics. He dealt in
patriotism alone. Paid tribute to the
flag. gave inside points touching the
origin Of the flag and the debates leading
up to the declaration of independence
marshalled in splendid descriptive lines
before the mental vision of his auditors
the matchless characters who formed
this wonderful governmental fabric and
carried his hearers to Olympic heights
where they revelled in the glorious
achievements of our arms on sea and
land. DIR. Green is an orator of orators
Of commanding presence. with magni6.
cent voice and graceful pose and gesture
h. is easily the most accomplished orator
in the sense in which the world accepts
Cicero, Demosthenes, Burke and Sheri
dan. Webster and Clay, who has been
seen on the platform here. 1t is pleas.
ure to know that DR.. Green is 10 preach
the sermon at the auditorium next sun.
day afternoon. Do not tail to hear him
Prof. Rain read the Declaration of In
dependence IN clear, resonant tones ant.
Or. Wilson closed the exercises BY a
few appropriate and eloquent rsmarks.
Then came Brooks baud in fine our
door concert and at 8 o'clock the mag,
nifcent presentation of "Old Glory in
Peace and War" This entire perform
ance is the work OF Ellis Brooks, who
composed the music and owns the hne
pictures thrown on canvas by a powerful
stereopticon. Every available seat in
the vast auditorium was filled and hun
dreds stood and applaud. each familiar
face and war ship and war scene shown.
The orchestra was screened behind the
canvas and played continuously, Prof.
Brooks directing the movements of the
machine from his blace on the stage by
an electrical contrlvance. The audi.
ence was filled with patriotism and
cheered and applaudcd generously. 1t
was a fine performance and fitting
close to an eventful day at the Chau,au
qua. Mrs Annie {. c. Badger sang
patriotic airs and evoked much enthusi-
asm by waving the American and Lone
Star State flags Her costume as Col
umbia was elegant and appropriate.
Miss Mcleod rendered a piano solo
quite acceptably.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
2p. m.-Lecture on Literature" by
DR.. Aylesworth.
3p. m.-Concert by Brooks orchestra.
4p. nc. L. S. {. round table.
5p. m.-Blble talk by DR.. Gravett.
o:3o to 7:3o-Out door band concert.
8p m.-Grand concert by Brooks
orchestra and solo artists.
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The Denver Republican speaks of this
as "a country rolling in splendor." We
have neve tried that peculiar kind of a
roll but we don't envy Col. Stapleton A
raise in salary always makes man feel
like rolling.
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IL You Have Hesda ches

don't experiment with alleged cures.
Buy krause's Headache Capsules, which
will cure any headache in half an hour,
no matter what causes it. Price 25c.
Sold by Streamer's Drug Store.
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Ranch for Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres, all under
ditch. 10 acres under cultivation. 50
acres in pasture land. all fenced. located
8 miles south west Of Greeley. Colo. in
the potato belt, A bargain at price $1,000
Terms easy. See Warren c. Dyer about
this ranch.
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1t has been demonstrated by expert
ence that consumption can b. prevented
by the early use of One Minute Cough
Cure. This is the fAvorite remedy for
coughs, colds, Group. asthma. grippe and
all throat and lung troubles. Cures
quickly. Gilbert Bros.
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Buttons! RuttODsl Buttons!
Photo buttons made by the Chicago
Photo and Button Co, at Sturtevant's gal
lew. All sizes, all prices The latest
fad. Don't fail to get one. 20 #
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Every NuDdoy.

During the summer months the Colorado
4 Southern train No. .. scheduled TO
leave Denver at ago p. m. for Fort Col.
Inns and intermediate points. will be held
un,,l 7 p.m.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

Thirty eight caliber Smith & Wesson
single action revolver taken from the
water closet of the court house this morn
ing Return to sheriff. Reward and no
questions asked. J. K. Bailey.
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LosT-Rlack kid glove at Chautauqua
last Sunday. Finder please leave at
2o2I Pine street or at the Chautauqua
grounds and receive reward. 52t
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For SALE-One second hand Davis
whlm in good order. H. Parker. I3 If
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YOU NEVER READ of so many
great cures elsewhere. as those effected
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, did your 1t Is
Americas Greatest Medicine and pos.
sesses merit unknown to any other prep.
aration. 1t is wonderful invigorator.
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The DAILY CAMERA.
v. BUTSCH, L. c. PADDOCK
Publishers o. Dolly CWeu 0nd weekly Tribune

TERMS-l5c. per week; soc. per mont
oy carrier. $500 per year when paid IL
advance.
Advertising Rates upor application.
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
Colorado, as second-class matter.
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We have as fine a line OF hammocks
as any one in the city and are prepared
to meet all prices. Paul Raymont 1914
18th street.
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The Hubert Skin Food

Feeds. 1t makes the flesh firm and
strong, restores the cheeks to their
rounded fulness and produces clear.
beautiful complexion. Dewey block,
18th street.
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We f, gloves and warrant every pair.
ALEXANDER BROS
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Use Prot. Fields worm powders. =
single tria! proves thei, worth
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DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
famous little pills for liver and bowel
troubles. Never gripe. Gilbert Bros.
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$1,000 70 loan on good real estate Sc
curity in amounts to suit borrower at 8
per cent WARREN G.. DYER.
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Bring your job work to the Camera
Piano contest ticket for every ten cents
paid,
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1t was stand off in the platform com
mittee at Kansas City. Hawaii voted
for I6 to I and Alaska against it.
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Notice..

Amy one having rooms to rent during
the Chautauqua session please notify
undersigned giving number OF rooms
price and location.
&C. RICKETTS,
2Itf Chausauqua Committee
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LOST-A black canvas coat with red
sweater collar. Finder leave at fire
station. stf
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For Sale,

Singer sewing machine (good as new,
one heating stove, one hole steel range
3o6t DR.. F. H. KING.
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One Minute Cough Cure is the only
harmless remedy that produces imme-
date results. Try it. Gilbert Bros.
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Board and room with electric light for
$3.50 per week. a, l72o Walnut street.
2tf
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LoST- One small gold bracelet, leave
at this office and receive reward. 20 If
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Sick headache is cured by Hood S
Pills. 25c.
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ICE CREAM

On July 4th and every Sunday here
after at my house 802 Marine street
627 ]. CLAY.
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Merchants Piano Contest Club.

For RENT-A six room modern house,
desirable location and low rent, Inquire
at Bentley & Craig's jewellery store. 7o6t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-One Grey's plating
m ,chin'. Plates silver. copper and iron.
\"v one can make from 5000 to $500
'er day Inquire at 952 Arapahoe Ave.
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WANTED-A middle.aged woman for
general housework. Enquire at this
office.
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80 votes for piano contest given with
each ton Of coal purchased of Woollett.
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WANTED-A glrl for general house
work at 1909 Pine street.
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WANTED-A few energetic men and
women to travel in Wyoming and Colo.
RADIO. sos per month and commission suf.
6cient to pay expenses. No book ped.
ding. See M. f. Avitt, Mgr, 1928 Wal.
nut street.
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FOR RENT-Good Office, furnished, in
Hayman block, recently vacated by Dr..
Barbour. Enquire of l.. NJ. Ehrlch. 26
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FOR RENT-A four room brick fiat in
Luxon terrace. Family with children
need not apply. 3I2tf
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For SALE CHEAP-Four by eight
combination pool and billiard table. and
BARRIERS chair. c. w. BLAKE, Gold Hill
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p. m.-LeCtuft On "LIteTatuFe BY
DR.. Aylesworth.
3p. m.-Concert by Brooks orchestra.
4p, nc. L. S. {. round table.
sp.m m.-Blble talk by DR.. Gravett.
o:3o to 7:3o-Out door band concert.
8p. m.-Grand concert by Brooks
orchestra and solo artists.
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BY local applications. a. they can not
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There Is only one way to cure deafness.
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness IL caused by an infiamedi condi-
ton Of the mucous lining OF the eustaCh-
tan tube When this tube gets inflamed
you have rumbllng sound or imperfect
hearing. and when 1t L. entirely closed
deafness Is the result. and unless the in
hammation can be taken out and this tube
restored to Its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever. nine cases out
OF ten are caused by catarrh. which Il
nothing but an lnnamed condition OF the
mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case Of deafness tcaused by catarThJ
that can not be cured by Halls catArrh
Cure, Send for circulars. free
+. J. CHENEY Il CO, Toledo. O,
Sold by druggists. &c
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Cattle thieves are reported to be op-
Grating on the Burnt River range.
klamath county has 1000 people and
an assessed valuation OF 81. SOC. 900.
A Port Oxford man has sent 1000
sheep this season to San Francisco, by
steamer
H. C. Ehlen's 116-acres farm in Mar
ion county, has been sold to Fred Year.
gen for $4,000.
The farmers OF Clackamas county are
complaining of having more hay than
their barns will bold.
Pendleton has secured the Seventh
regiment band CVaneouver) for its har.
vest carnival, September IS to %.
1t is reported that battle Is likely
to occur shortly between the cattle own
ers and sheep men on the Malheur d.
vide. The cattle men have ordered the
sheep men to keep their fiocks on the
Malheur side OF the divide, while the
latter claim the privilege OF driving
anywhere they please. Blood may be
spilled.
The Baker City foundry, which was
burned about two weeks ago. will be
rebuilt at once by Manager McLynn.
The new opera house and Masonic tenn
pie are rapidly nearing completion and
the new $4,000 school house Is about
ready for occupancy. New brick bust
ness blocks are under way and many
cottages will be built this fall
Such unbounded enthusiasm as that
created by the preparations for the
street fair and harvest carnival, Sep
TENDER Is to %, has never before been
seen in Pendleton. Everybody Is in
terested as one person to insure sue
cess for the great undertaking.
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Peoria, ILL.,, Aug. 22.-One fireman dead,
four injured, $4,000 worth OF property de
stroyed, IS the work OF tirebns in two
fires tuesday morning. About O'Clock are
was discovered in the plant Of the Peoria
Lounge i Mattress company. The plant
was practically destroyed. The lOss will
Teach S2j,UOU; insurance, $1,000. Pipe
man Philip Dlstler OF truck No. and
Fred Brudbeck of hose No. fell from the
TOot of twO-story building adjoining the
fire. Dstlers shoulder vas broken and
Brodbeck VAS badly bruised. An hour
after the mattress cOmpany's tire, Carroll's
Ice house, only - yards from the scene
OF the first fire, was discovered in a blaze
Al the end OF an hours light the roof of
the building eayei in. Captain Barney
Manning and Pipeman Michael Gibbons
and Henry Palmer Of hose company No.
| entered door OF the burning building.
Ley were holding a stream of water On
the fire when the walls toppled over.
Captain Manning was killed outright.
lipeman Gibbons and Palmer were buried
under the walls, but we're soon dug out
by their companions. Gibbons had both
legs broken below the knees, while Palmer
escaped with a few bruises. Lldderman
James =. Lynch Of truck No. | was struck
by falling timber and crushed about the
hips.
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to the movements d the cAinsas lme..,.
family eontinus ID b reeslssd 4. ~
Treaty ports and are thenea hIlAh's,
transmitted to the European esnl,-,
Inose representing the court a. k.s,..
lru Pskih are VI exclusive Gaines ~.
According TO them their maiesties
we'll on .keiY way 70 Sian VI. about ~.
miles inland. Fighting pas goinx 4. I.
rvkin Saturday, according 10 one re,..,s
but according to dispateh Eeeelse.i y.
the admiralty from Rear Admiral mr.
the allies catered the sacred elsy Of -
Friday.
II the Chinese government : Il gian 4.
there Is no means af getting at them ~
eording To Wilitary men, withoat ! -.
Hinged campaign and with an arms !.
Ltge a. iora ttobsFts' 10 snenre tAe -.
ui communication Advises from tAs -
,inei4l capitals sAow ..-aG the attitnas \,
tn, southern maRdagins has hsan frieaA,,
since the allies reached Hskin. So,ae u
the magistrates have besn iasaing proe,..
uAtlons commanding tbs Chinese % y.
tend 10 business and 10 avoid se.iiiIoa ~
aykno~ lodging that the iasaalon of n.
foreigners Is justified.
GO,SEass sf sh1a Teas neaa.
Shanghai. Aug. &.-Yaan hhiA Ksi
The governor Of shan faRg. Is dad.
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Supreme Court sastaiHs the Yost. EAss
Trade MAFk.

NrAde- N ara
Justice Langhlin. in Supreme Court.
Buffalo. has ordered . permanent Ia
Junction. with costs, and . full Ac-
counting OF sales, TO issue against Paul
B. Hudson. tho manufactures. Of the
hot powder called DIR. ClArk's Foot
Powder" AMI also against q retail
dealer OF Brooklyn. restraining them
from making or selling the DR.. ClAfk's
Foot Powder. which Il declared. In the
decision OF the court. an imitation and
infringement Of Foot Ease. the pow
der for tired. aching feet TO shake into
your shoes. now 80 largely advertised
and sold all over the country. Allen
Q. DIN stead. Of Ls Roy. n. Y, IL the
owner OF the trademark Foot Ease. Z"
and he Il the drst individual who ever
advertised = loot powder extensively
over the country. lilo will send sau,.
pie Free 10 any one who writes him for
IL. The decision In this case upholds hla
Trademark and renders all parties lila.
bic who iraudensly attempt to proaI BY
the extensive Foot Ease" advertising,
In placing upon the market a spurious
and similar appearing preparation, Ia.
beled and put up in envelopes and
boxes like Foot Ease. Similar suits
viii b brought against others who are
now infringing on the Foot. Ease trade
mark and common Law rtghta.
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Drowned While bathing.

Cape May, n. j., Aug. 2l.-Ellen
Young, Salina Newhouser and Albert }.
SchSab, all of Philadelphia, were drowned
in the surf at Cape May point today.
lney were bathing and got beyond their
depth. Schwab made noble effort to
save his companions, holding their uneon-
scious bodies above the water for some
time. Just As boat which went to their
rescue reached his side he loosened his
grasp on the women and sunk out OF
sight. The women were taken ashore.
and although the usual methods for re-
suseitating drowning people were resorted
to, they could not be brought back to
life. Sehwab's body has not yet been
recovered.
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The ,,ipdHg feet the sparkling
cyc-thc Erarvial usoswssrns--bs.
Lou.: not ainr,c ,n shv bstsisling suaisArs.
Thr~c sracvs arc tho right aye
Gzty II rzrry apzsS9 until the hair
wh'cas saI regal dignity Frftsccs
them
The u1nthcr who guards hcf
strength hts sn mpch tSlnsc 10 DE-.
vote 10 ,he care AMI Csitscassn Il
her dear ossrN, She shuasid lc q
Cousort chCrr--aiwaya
Vet how many feel that thry
hasc tho strength To ptutrtly bai-
s"rc thu l,pyftcI The wufid Is lssa.
iees weary ani usostrsd. it, t,losd
moves siugstshly and h foil 1t ta.
rur'i'S~ I, nevis q kindiing. In.
MIGRATING tuutC To set IL ahrr ii
prrfls r. fu ma
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GENERAL NORTHWEST NEWS
BR1EFLY TOLD m NOTES.
An Intsressing CoIleetisn Of Items
FrO@ the FOur Northwest states
81 . MiseellaAeOss Mature Gath
erred the Past week.
IDAHO.

Doc Spedden was drowned at White
bird recently.
The harvest In the Garden valley has
been bountiful this year.
The new artificial ice plant at Boise
Is now in successful operation.
Ed. Burch was thrown from his horse
recently in Star Valley and instantly
killed.
As the result Of warm weather the
cOdling moth and scale have increased
in many orchards in thu southwestern
counties.
John Clancy. the man who was so
badly beat up at Boise, has died from
his injuries.
Sixty thousand dollars worth Of
brick buildings are nearing completion
at Wallace.
The fruit crop is good in all sections
OF the state, except in southern Ban
mock county.
Experts have found ex-Assessor s. O.
Tannahill, OF Lewiston, short In his &C
counts to the amount Of $2,537.3O.
Though the ranges are unusually
dry, the dry grass is nutritious, and
stock continues in good condition.
Wallace, the S-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Young OF Albion. was
accidentally shot and killed recently.
Otto l. Brunzell Of Reynolds has sue
cessfully passed his examinations and
will enter his career as a cadet at West
Point in September.
Milo Boyaken, aged IA, was fatally
wounded by the discharge OF a pistol
over which he and a younger brother
were struggling for possession at their
home in Boise.
William Carey, foreman Of a sawmill
fifteen miles from Drewsey. fell on the
running saw while crossing on a tim
Der, and was instantly killed.
Weiser's new fruit evaporation, now
under way. will have S4x9O feet floor
space; the plant is to cost $4,000. will
have capacity of thirty-one tons ev.
cry thirty hours, and seventeen people
Will be employed in and around the
The body Of man was found in the
Payette river recently near Idaho City.
which is supposed to be that OF Loren
20 Carpenter, who lost his life on May
% at a point twenty-five or thirty
miles above. his body not having been
Applications for booth room at the
fair at Boise are COM
ing in very fast. and in a short time
all the best space will be taken.
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There were 5000 head Of horses sold
in Dillon last week.
The Elks' celebration at Butte last
week was \ grand affair.
The Helena Golf Club Ia going To
have tournament In Helena this year.
A miners union has been organized
in Marysville. Of which William Walsh
is president
For long time Boulder has been
without brass band but the long felt
want is about to be supplied.
1t Is reported at Saeo that H. W..
Davis has leased 1000 sheep to Mark
Wright for period OF two years.
Whitehall expects soon to have a fire
bell in the city. which will arouse the
sQAndest sleepers for miles around.
The people Of Philipsburg are now
enjoying again the telephone system of
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Company.
In all the years that apples have been
grown in western Montana there has
never been such crop as the orchard
men will harvest this year.
Len Lewis. the welLknown Meagher
county sheep grower. Is said to have
1000 tons Of alfalfa on one Of his
ranches to be used next winter.
1t win probably be some time before
the census bureau viii issue an ofielal
bulletin giving the population of the
city Of Butte, and the surrounding dis
trict.
Virginia city is going to have electro
lights The Madison Canyon Power
company. which is putting In a 1900
horse power plant in the Madison can
yon. will deliver the power to the noted
mining camp.
Conley & McTague OF Deer Lodge
have put up 1900 tons OF hay. While
others favor alfalfa Conley & McTague,
after due consideration and experience,
unequivocally pronounce in favor Of
alsyke clover.
1t is reported that Evan Jones has
sold his ranch and sheep to W. G. Con
rad for the sum Of $4,000. The ranch
is the old Simmerman place, one OF the
best In Teton county. II Is under
stood that Mr.. Jones will remain and
have charge Of the business for Mr..
Conrad. says the Choteau Montanian.
Glenwood Springs Is enveloped in a
cloud of smoke today, caused by the
forest fires which surround the town
on three sides. These fires are raging
at Grizzly Greek, at the back Of Mount
Lookout and at Sunset Peak and are
supposed to have originated through
the neglect OF campers.
Thomas r. Kinds is asking the dis
trict court to allow him 100000 for
his services as receiver OF the Boston
and Montana Mining Company. In ad-
dition to this compensation Mr. Kinds |
asks that the court allow $3l. 294.94 for |
other claims arising out Of the receiver.
ship.
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.he ytn ia the rity he sas ssasss~a Ia
hf' as'mr aai . physas1sa s.ss,a.smat.
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fa' VIZ iA,l Mira Ahassxsti II ikb, sstF
ssrr 't'5 ,ass.esfsr,I ~ ths rue.h~ss ~ shs
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uaoma 6a.a,, fI..T .,,e,GE.
Pa : $1,000 "a ONO -.
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lows Crops IaJu1sa.

Des Moines, Ia, Jug. 2O,-Ths OK.
tremely heavy rainhll in all parts Of low,
recently has become q serious menace Ia
crops. The total rainfall in this vicinity
has been 81 inches. The average rain.
fall in the state in the last four days il
over ak inches. The Dies Moines river has
risen 10 feet. The lowlanda are flooded
and many bridges have besn swept away.
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and threshed and the results have been
disappointing 70 nearly all who have
tried II. The yield is not nearly so
good a. other varieties Of wheat and
the grain skaters 50 badly that Il is
Improbable. From all districts where
the wheat has been tried the same re-
ports are heard.
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shake into your shoes Ausn's Foot Ease,
powder for the feet. Il mAkss tight o.
new shoes feel easy. gives instant relief -
Germs and bunions. les the greatest COM
yoTt dtseoVsry Of the SEs. Cures suollsa
Esst, eltstsrs and cAlloas spots Alsns
IooS Ease IL q certain cure for inKrowlnH
nails, sweating, snlartinE. hot. aching feat.
We have over $1,000 testimonials ileurss
while you waIE, All druggists and shoa
eterss sell H. 26e. TRIAL package FRE8
- mail. Address, Allen 3. oInasssd. L.
Hoy. N. Y.
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KILLED by m EupIo.,e..

Glenford, o., Aug. 22.-Manna HeIs-
lords sawmill boiler exploded, killing La
viga Dulpler, Elsea Winegsrtner and a
man named Mclaughlin. The bodies were
horribly mutIlatel and blown a great din
lance. The owner Of the mill was seri.
ously injured. The cause Of the accident
= unknown.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-08-25
Wa 100000 DAMAGE.

Sheboygan, Wis, Aug "A careful
review OF the haVoc caused by the r,1,rn,
tornado shows the damage to have breh
TAI less than at first thought. The mum
Der Of buildings destroyed OF badly dam
aged is not over IS and the pecunuAry Ioas
i, in the neighbOrhood oi slUO,UUU, -,Ot 4
life Was Lost.