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cor. ROOsEVEL7,S PI1NS.
viii Attend Two Dinners Tonight and the
Dinner to Dewey Tomorrow Night.

ALBANY. March S.-Gov. Roosevelt. in speak
ing OF his plans for tomorrow and Saturday.
said to-day that in addition 10 the W. dinners
OF the Twcnty-seventh district organization
and the Westsido Republicans. which he will
attend tomorrow night and the dinner OF the
commercial bodies in New York on Satur-
day evening. he would also be pres
emit for Il time on Saturday night
at DelmOnico's a. the dinner rendered TO
Admiral Dewey by the Commandery Of the
Naval Order OF the Unite States. The Governor
said that under the circumstances It would
be a physical impossitiIity for him 10 attend
the Woodruff reception in Brooklyn. On Sntur-
ernor will breakfast with senator Plat and
Chairman Odcll. and for lunch the Governor
expe"ts 10 have az hs guests the Rev. Thomas
p, Slicer and Nr. Frederick W, hollis Of Yon-
Kers. who was chairman Of the Governors
commission to suggest a plan for the unitica-
ton OF the state educational departments.
The party will lunch. probably. at the Union
League Club,
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~ NJ MORY or cor. FLOWER.
John II. stapchfeld Selected to Deliver the
Address In the Assembly Chamber.

ALBANY. March S.-The Joint legislative com
mtttee. appointed by the last Legislature to
arrange for a memorial service In honor OF the
memory Of the late Gov. Roswell p. Flower.
has selected the Hon John ID Stanchfeld Of
Elmira to deliver the address at the services
to be held n the Assembly cham Der. The date
OF the service has not rs yet been determined
upon by tho roNmittce.
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Senate Committee Going to Cuba.

WASHINGTON. March s.-The member Of tbs
Senate Select Committee on Relations with
Cuba will leave here on Wednesday next for
Cuba. The United states despatch boat Dol.
phin, under command Of Lieutenant Comman-
der W.. II. H.. .Solthcrland, will take the
during rs stay In the island, The comm ittss
expects q. be gone three weeks. II will study
the conditions Of the island with q view TO It's
guidance In Cuban legislative affairs.
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Movements of Naval Vessels.

W~AsHINGToN. March S-The training ship
Dixie sailed from Funchal. Madeira. for Gil
braltar. and the collier Caesar arrived at Port
Royal. S, c.. yesterday. The gunboat Scorpion
sailed from Kingston. Jamaica. for Cartagena.
from Key West Tor Nuevitas. Cuba. to-day.
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pproprIa,ins for the benefit OF Puerto Rico the

appropriatinG for the benefit OF Puerto Rico the
(tIties already collected on Imports from the
GLAND wero adopted unanimously. President
Elliot 7. Barrows presided. The resolutions
declare that. The welfare OF the people OF
their d~cstlnics 10 our guidance: and tho oh
scrvnncn ~ public inith, demand that our adj
mlnistration Of their affairs be undertaken Ia
"A spirit OF hpnctlccuco and broad statesman-
shin: and that legislation which violates. TO
public conscience can never be expedient'
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FOR FREE IRiDE WITH PUERTO RICO.

sroduce Exchange Passes -oIutions
Heartily Favorine II.
Ata meeting OF the members OF the Produce
Exchange yesterday afternoon, resolutions
tavorlng unrestricted free trade between
Sussto Rico and the United States and the bill
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THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF ppox FPS

are using THE Sun as an Official authority IN
all matters nppertaInlng to. Real Estate. K
more comprchensi vc aud detailed form ri
general news information Il not To he found
In fny other publication. -Alv.
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victor Herbert Reelected Director.

PIT TsBURo. March s.-vlctor Herbert was re-
elected Director OF the P,ttsburs Orchestra for
next season to-day. This years, doflc,t VIII be
only S2o.OOo. and II will be- paid w the guar
antors.
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Army aud Navy Orders.
WASHINGTON. March S.-These army orde

WASHINGTON. March S.-These army ordc RS
were issued to-day:
A board Of officers 10 consist OF Capt. william W.
Robinson. Jr, is.~tant quartermastgr; Capt. Harry
Taylor, Corps ui Eng nter-, and CAPT. John ID. e..
HOskins. Third Artillery. To meet a. Fort flAglcr for
the purpose OF reporting upon the additional land
re luired for suitable building sit for garrison pur-
poses At Fort Casey Admiralty II all and Point vii.
son, Washington.
Capt Frank Thurp. Fifth Artillery, detailed as a
member u tnr Examining BJard at Fort sheridan,
vice Leut..Col. Mott HuotDn, Fifth Infantry, re-
lirNed,
Ma iOr John T. Van Orsdale, seventh Infantry, de.
tailed as "a member ~ the Examining Board at Fort
sheridan for service during the exanlluaton OF
Captains only, vice Capt Frank Thorp, Fifth Artll-
lery, VINO viii resume hs seat on the board for all
other examinations.
srrond. Lieut. James d Koene. Eleventh Cavalry.
having rendered his resignation, - hOnoraDly
discharged,
Capt. Marx L. ncrsey, Ninth Infantry. to Fort
Slpcum.
Col, Camille c, q Carr, Fourth Cavalry, from New
York city 20 WashIr gtpu.
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llcS" naval OIl'IS were l@1ut4'
surgeon f.. u. Stephenson, from the Oregon TO the
BALTIMORE.
Medical InspectorG f Il Harmon, from the Bal
tlInore to the oregon,
Assistant surgeon " b Grove, from the Brookly n
to the Baltimore
Assistant Surgeon n. II, Haas, from the Baltimore
to such other duty a. Commander in.Chlot may
assign.
Chaplain /. = Reunolis. from the Richmond TO
temporary duty on the Pensacola, then o. Asiatlc
station. sailing March 81.
Ensign ! q. M,x,lL, ~ rc-umr duties on Marcellus
when div, Hargcd from h Hptal
LieutenanrComuaulo. j n. barton, from the
Navy Yard. Boston. 10 { lmpIfar' inty IN. the Pen.
sacOla. then to Asla' c station. Ealing ApTl :.
acknowledgements II II. Hpsley, 70 duty In
connection with tn Pviialo, Navy Yard, New York.
lieutenant Commander Is. rippan, to temporary
duty Washington Yard for orInal ' instruction.
Lieut.. q. J.. y. stone, from thr Pensacola q Rich.
mond,
lieut. b. r Hutchinson, 10 duty. on tho Pensacola,
lieut.. j r. McJuinue-s. Lieu. 81 J hI.ton. Lieut.
] Hol d, Lieutenant. Commauder, u NJ Hodges,
Ensign !. II, Roys and Eugig1 ] j, kaby, from the
NcrT when out OF commission. 70 home and leave
granted for one month.
Commander u, X. KsArney, trn m the NaYal Acad'
envy 10 Boston Yard.
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Tbs p inful Ani ch l nj est6n prom w
% ed q taking Johnson DigesLv lss eta. ".
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ns.m VIM rr.A. "a o-.

ignI1n. jars : LAr l4orsaha Aarqas>
rorrr~poa,irn, - thr Tinsss slgs
According tg Srf4se-s trssn i'fvtsfti.
lsilha have gakra ia 9IEh t5 ranats4r tAs
,trlsgf- Is rho bttrrr sn,l
Il nits,l states nn,ul Hollis At, ,Etrt-
IN The lrin'siaL ia~ nalsIf~ of A.s f'aa
'tln a'lt ulitlr pu1ir h~fs
SsvvfIrng z, i,Pa.ea from iurvnn.
MtrJlrl th~ lasfs lml-r tsvas.r,i haSal
are agtln sonrrnssattne IN ls~ nstsab,.r
hnod II iLathsiy. : aa,ys rast Il ave-
.JrA
tSpu tAs aamr 'oaree tg Ts reported ta4
De- bTilf'n psi~nrra afr brtns fru4,ss II,
81 NDpttsriirng trsui Tar aahrllfhy spui
10 GAr Hand, valley Ab,al- jsU a1rr
selshsl l4~ts June ; and .gs Janr s.
The stritn~l rrt,s.lns brs ssra the ssg
retIry IT 'tatr be Nlr Marques II iAns
dos r. Ind tlr ErIit,h gasnn1ln,lsy 10
rh,rt Of t7rrr- Lasi wog,rtrs. appear &.
nave reached .urh pitch that brat f1r ts..
eslErns.r-, pt sas stsustu,n Lord y 8tsslssy
wnpAt have r~stgnr,L IL ss~us ta4l lar.
taneir~nr attempted 30 4safp s,snlr II sns,
authority always AvrvsDt5rs sirt.lsal by
the comma nslsr IN .srist AMI shr lrstrs .
n"s a'd 10 have laid tbs s. hoar matter
before Lord Salisbury.
Tho h's II rasaalsrs nofv ~,tntns
Through indicates that shers sas srvsr.
Sighting before lhr rhirtsenth sprss ary
'urrrn'isrra tIrsaly ths a4n,ss ~ ~
o'sn k'lIsd anil - Naaa.is,l ave hrra ;,
sued
The killed ,arild-s ~tr tahn fllt,ft fsrig
P""~r. bar net. AMI among be gsua.Is,l d.
tn" sad Il Ionsf1ri
In resp"n'" To- . tslsgrsp1p. Inquiry ts
fr~S''isnt krHRvv tHf1rsu,ns hifn Il th-
'Hsr 't loo arrvs II An,i N tusrs~a sa
Fa'h hurghsr. the prss,.lsas rspsistl
W. thank you tr tina gsnrr.e, aasr
IT hH'i. but the h,grzhsr4 ,rr is.srmtn.,.t
p" light tar their own lard anA .pI,tsp.l
sn,e 90 Tho sud
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NORTHWEST NOTES.

Mrs. Emily Gupsell. young married
woman. was drowned by falling from
the boulevard into Lake Union, near
Seattle.
old-time nayigators Of the north Pa.
cific declare 1t will be June Is before
1t will be safe to enter Bering sea. In
any event, II Is the opinion Of expert.
enced sailors that the fleet Of Cape
Nome vessels will get tired OF lying at
Dutch Harbor before the last part OF
the voyage can be finished.
One OF the features of the funeral OF
Judge G. Swan at Port Townsend the
other day was the delegation Of Neah
Bay Indians, who asked for a last look
at their old-time friend, and affection
ately patted his cheeks and wept upon
| leaving.
A Byers, while looking over a tract
Of desert land south Of the Snake river
bridge. came to a spot where the wind
had got action on a spot of earth and
blown 1t out to a depth Of a few feet.
In the center Of this place he found q
well some two feet deep. with several
inches Of pure. clear water The well
had been excavated by coyotes.
A great squabble Is in prospect over
| the passenger rates to be charged BY
steamships that win have their second
sailings for Cape Nome in June. One
ambitious charterer Of Seattle threw a
bomb into the camp by announcing q
rate Of $50 FIRST class, the sailing to oc-
cur June rs. The rates have been stir.
" held at $l25 for first class and SIS
for second class. There was no coca
sion to cut the rates, because the mad
fortune hunters almost broke their
skins to buy tickets at any price.
One Of the most interesting figures
among the old settlers gathered at
Weston, Ore, for the pioneers reunion,
Is that Of James Lehman, who, In the
early days was famous as q scout He
was the discoverer of the celebrated
lehman Springs, in the southern part
OF Oregon. which are now resorted to
each summer by hundreds OF pleasure
seekers from all parts Of Oregon and
Washington.
H. T. Brown, q veteran newspaper
man Of the Northwest, died at his home
"a SPCAonC hight mr. bTOWn
was IS years Of age and was born In
Summit county. Ohio. The civil war
was raging when he was is years Of age
and he enlisted. During the greater
part Of the war he was under command
Of Gen. Sherman. While engaged in the
battle Of Clarksburg he was severely
wounded in the knee, the marks Of
which he bore TO the end. In 1867 he
went to Virginia City, Mont, remaining
there for four years. and establishing a
weekly newspaper called the Mon. |
tana-" In 1870 he went to Deer Lodge
and there brought into existence the
New Northwest" newspaper. In 1875
he went to Butte, and in partnership
with Capt. James Mills, established the
Butte Miner. Of which he acted AZ man.
ager and publisher until 1886. He was
later a part owner Of the Spokane Re-
view, and ever since 1885 until hIs
death has been prominent in Spokane
printing and publishing circles.
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Seattle, June THE steamship Charles
ID. Lane sailed for Cape Nome al O'Clock
this morning from the White star drrk
with 500 Passengers and about $50 ton.
Of cargo, probably the largest cargo s-nt
north this season The tAnss most prom.
tnent Passengers are Charles d. IAue u
san Francisco, her owner. and J II Sic
Graw, formerly governor Of thu .talr.
Mr.. Lane Is taking the lArgrst and m,st
Expensive single outfit ever cent to Nlaak
from this or any other port lie has I0O
men. all employees u the Wild Goose Mn
ing company, Of which he Is the principal
stakeholder. lila freight includes all the
rolling stock for seven mile railroad
which the company proposes 10 build from
Nome tity to ia mines IN Anvil. Glacier
and Dexter creeks. Bssidss the railroad
equipment there are or 10 large ho,Isr,
and much mining machinery. The min
ing machinery outfit u aid To L. ii.
largest and most complsts ever Hn, In
Alaska Ar. NcIraw goes to Nome
TO assume the duties ~ United st,i,s
coast commissioner Tor the Itstr,rt IA,
ing been appointed to the ofYrs several
months ago by the Hon. G. 4 Johnan
then Judge Of the district q Ala.ka ia.
official headquarters all b. At Nm.
City.
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tn. s'rIL. IN ". Teal.

n Louis. June 8 Itlsa u1suah-r, d
The posA~ rnmltitus bal their arsi ATTY,
'Tr''e MONDAY. when srvsrtI -otup.ats,
HsrS assigned 10 FuIrl duty 1t the nn,v :,
aau'" IT the Transit company About oOr
1spni's' wTrs armed yesterday AMI spapt
~" day IN drilling None q the A.,
at'T' viii be srnt out 20 guard shs ~,
police being retained flr that pnrp.,s. All
hut ,so or thrsr division. n n. To-,
,''' are "pTrltine ears today later
''en'' ""h passengers Ia some sr,ttana
81 mo '''y BY the str,ks sympaihssrs !.
coming 'st'",t' Men. women and chill
a'sH Io'n IN the ''AapI, on any one raugh,
r'N'ns IN The cars sticks. stones and s,.,
beng "'"d on ell alike. Several u,r,n
nave h@en hrgislly baatFn anI had ,h,,,
clothes torn from their back.
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REPuRLlC,

A 50-peund sample has been taken
from the south drift Of the lower level
Of the San Poll. where across the face
of the drift the ore body is five feet
wide. The value was S1SS. 80 per ton
This Is the best yet obtained. and
shows q wonderful improvement over
the ave assays Of the past three days
In the Slopes two samples were taken
from q seven-foot face. One showed
$2s. and the other $27.0I. Four sam
pies were taken from the Black Tail
Slopes that showed values Of $29. 25
$156. Is, $21 and $125. These wers
taken across the Slopes at different
places.
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ne ALUM sANlHo Powot"s
- a... Of the yEtasipsi s
esIa n this Visiai1'

49, ~ as~s 81 The IStasiPAi S
ooIa N this VisiaiN'
..u, discussion In the spApsF.
=, ~ sseoa upon the human vsssI
.~as With alum baking powders
- ,hs opinions that have pssa Pap
49, 49, tom noted scientists " tne
49, ,ha, such powders render tns
sood wholesome. have eanssa uu
an, inquiries for the names o. US '
Gus alum powders. -. .o-A.,.
The follow ing lisa Of baking powders
.on,alpins alum is made up RON le
reports OF state chemists and ~, - III ia
.,i,siousrs, Ui Minnesota. " o'nss ''"
able authority; 49,.
u..,.. Powders CoAtaiAtAG Alani
~ ...... Contains Al um
o,., "s''' Contains Alum
r.nmst h.kins PsudsT Co, chleaso'
- 49,. Contains Alum
hVno a.s,,s P..dss Co., san FRANCISCO
v hhi Contains Aiam
p-s,se ChsaiisAl works. Tacoma
r...,sn, -. Contains Alum
Crescent Mtg, Co. seattle, -,
yuk,,. Iilv ..,... Contains Alum
D. F,rrsta 4 Co, fSeoHas
uu,va '-.... Contains Alum
w.,Alax,oa Mig Co. sAn Francisco
ao, I'm '...... .ConIAins Alum
Grsa. CAsnieAl Co. cAteAgo,
D.s.uea .--... Contains Alum
FoItl.ni Coffee 4 SPICE Co. Fotuani-
p.r,I.ra .,. Contains Alum
Benz 4 hAllla. Portland.
In addition 10 these. il 10 learned
khAs many sroesrs are selling VIVA.
they call their own private u sp"elAl
brands. These powders are pos ap ia'
the grocer ami his name pot upon Ihs
Labels BY manu- lecturers OF ALAN pon'
dsfA The manufacturers, u IL said
and their efforts To market their good
In this way greatly aided By the Am1i
tton OF the grocer. to SSH
powder with IL own nafas apoi
shs label. especially ~h1n The sFos1i
can make an Abn0rnai proht apon u
Many grocers. doubtless, do not An1S
that the powders they arc thus pushing
arc alum powders which would % aes
uAlly euntrAbrand In many sections
sold without Disguise.
Iti Is quite impossible TO give IN
names Of all the Alum taking powder
IN the market th5y Are CONSTANT.
appearing In all sorts Of dsssai'ss
undsr all kinds Of eOgnomsna, anA
all kinds OF prices; even a. iow al ~
and 10 cents . pouad. They can b
avoided. however, by The h0assasep~
who will bear in raiA.l that all .bAkin
powders cold ~ rs cents eF isaa ~
pound are liable 10 eontAla Alua. 4
pore cream OF tartar baksng powder
cannot BE- prodaesd 81 anything LII
this price
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Work on the Silver Bell in Michigan
basin. near the Last Chance in the Slo-
can. viii be started on Monday.
The upper ore bunkers of the War
Eagle at Rossland have been destroyed
by fire. inflieting loss of $4,000. The
fire started in the farmhouse. in which
was located the machinery Of the
tramway.
In addition to a rotary mill. the We
nus company near Nelson, B. c., is
putting in complete steam plant. con-
sisting Of 40-horse power boiler. a
S5horse power automatic engine which
win give sufficient surplus power to run
some 200 electric lights for the mine
and mill.
For some time the Old Ironside Min
ing Company has been getting ready 70
equip the two shafts on the property
with steel cages. The first Of these
was placed in position in the No. 2
shaft Tuesday, and Is now running in
good shape to the 400-foot level.
The ore bins of the Old Ironsides
Knob Hill and Victoria mines at Phoe
nix camp are full to overlooking, con.
tanning between 5000 and 5000 tons OF
ehalcopyrite ore. This win be shipped
to the CRANKY smelter at Grand Forks
as soon as the Canadian Pacific railroad
Is able to furnish the requisite cars.
Word has been received from the In
IterMountain mine, in the Greenhoru
district that a rich body OF ore has
been cut in the Cayuse claim OF tbs
group. which gave values Of $45 IL
gold. The strike was made at a depth
Of 140 feet in the tunnel. There ha:
been. stopped out a body of ore Of thi.
character 14O feet deep and 100 fee
long.
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Missing Rises R...,.,.a

Manila, june 4-Iisutsnant Colonel
Emerson II. LiScum Of tho TWENTY ,o,,,.
infantry at Tarlac. island Of Ln,on ,.
ports the efforts Of the local pr,.,d.r,
have resulted in the capture Of 81 out .,
% NrsgJorgsnsen rifles IN good condi
tion' stolen from the regiment D~c.mhsr
hst. The search for the rifles Ia. con
t'nued increasingly since they we're Io-i
some scouts on Tuesday very sarly ii.
covered the rifles. but the enemy removed
them and concealed them in the hill. A
captain and 20 rebels armed with r,a.,
have surrendered at Cuyapo.
Nueva Eciga, a town in Candaba b.,
been burned and many poor hmiIis. A..
homeless General Wheaton recommend.
government suecor. The FIRE. ia /, am
posed, was accidental.
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VI, Lsais. Jane k.-A spasl.l
Longvisw, Tax, says the nosthhoana 4.
ran BAH train IN the IntsEnatian,l 4
Great NOrtheIa MAS heid ap after ~
night near Prices Switch, % mllas -.
VI this city, and but loF the plnekx ~,
OF Express Messenger Ratherierd anA NJ
gageHiAs1sr Stroag and the strategy a ~
ginseE Rich. another robbery would ~.
taken place.
The eAglnesr saw pile u eross H,
aud lualbeF GA the TRACK and st0pOsd -
u4s ordered doaR By thEes a,Asksa n.
y ho forced the engihesF and the nr.n,.s
h uhooapls the mail. baggage aAA y.
press ears and pull aboat sso nlls -
JAs remainder VI the train
Tbs robbers thsR commanded .hs -.
ssngss to 0pen the aoos II his car. -.
falling to get any response mais Nrsn.,
Love bfsak hols IN sha sid With 4 n..I
pick. Wails sAls WAS hsimg aeaa tAs Az
la4a begged the mssseagsF and haaram.
naAA AsG to shoot. 1Ae Rtsss@ngss. NJ,
aAs psl protected BY . haFrieals. ~
be ~ould kli tbs ntsG man Hk0 snk.,s,
the hols. Love was ieFesd In. anA 4,
rssss<agxt sAeatsd T6ss ssAaa. L1ssss :
BIZ nfvd Ihfoagh the aals. His shos ~
lnf..s,i the robbers aho asdsrtOok u q
the Hsee,riAssr By sAeosiag sAIoasA q
sale VI The gAT,
la IAs eVaiashsa Fsaalling. kakinau
Kleh erAataI apoa hia saxsne. pllisa a
thfotlLs ai~ ap~a AMI tsis Ghs taAAe.
bxaAnI A 4aisk rus go naais W Jaaa
.oAyili-. - milss aAEtA- Al aayhsae
EshiGshsl,ry btooahoaasls wsrs bgp1sA
nom k4sA sha Pag % lAe trail ~
h0i,i up s.aaausd asaE the Faass WAsss 4
sAH.s Iiaia sAs robt<a ass yeaEs aga
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state of Ohio. city of Toledo. Inca.

State Of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
Co, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is
the senior partner Of the nrm of F. J.
Cheney & Co, doing business in the city
Of Toledo. county and state Aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that can not be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn and subscribed to before me and
subscribed in my presence, this Sth day
Of December. A. d. 1855
A W. GLEASON,
CSeaL) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system Send for tssti-
monials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Ihave taken Lydia E Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound as advised, and now
send you letter for publication. For
several years was in such wretched
health that life was almost a burden.
/ could hardly walk across the floor,
was 50 feeble Several of our best
physicians attended me. but failed TO
help. l concluded to write to you for
advice In few days l received such
akind, motherly letter. l followed your
instructions and am my old self
again. Was greatly benefited before
had used one bottle. May God bless
you for what you are doing for suffer
ing women. = Mrs. CLARA GATES,
Johns p. O., Miss, Oct 9, 1899.
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ei..-a &C.. AN u1s.

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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09

Havana, june 6.--GensraI Maxine IN
meg has arrived here. lie was met bv %.
resentatives Of the various political .oc;n
ties and an enthusiastic crowd. On reach
ing the palace Gomez stood up in hi. car
rage am saluted General Wood, who wa.
on the balcony.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09

Aliens Foo:-EAse. powder for the fssA
u cures painful. swollen, smartinE, nsTV>
sas feet, and instantly takes the sting cut
Of eorns and hnnions. It's the greatest
comfort discovery Of the age. Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
Il 10 certain cure for ingrowlng Nails.
sweating, eallous and hot, tired, aching
faak We have over So0O0 testimonials.
Try u today. Sold by all druggists and
shoe stores. By mail for sc. in stGnpa.
Trial package FREE. Address. Allan q
olRstsa, L. Rsy, 7.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09

Ne" York June s. Rsquisit.on psp.,,
.'''nR 'Heh ''Zn'd by Governor Roosevelt,
''''',' government is making prvp
S,',''n' Tor tho transfer II ohsrIss n
Nelly TO Havana
y "a o'lsv"d that hsheas corpn. p,o
, - viii Immediately 10 brsYvbi ir
N'",y' b'hali. Who - S,ill confined IN ~.
Ludlow street jail "'' :" '"'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-06-09

A mammoth benefit entertainment
for the striking New York cigar max
ers is being planned in that city. The
Actors union, Jim Jeffries. John L.
Sullivan and many others win take
part therein.