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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

alioa Of the ball aalhoglGiag tAs sz~ssrt-E!
u The treasury 10 6essgnAte drPo.4s0f'Es
in Puerto Rioo, Gaia ami the PaLLPf4As1
Mr. BEeSeE objected
The bill sas passed 10 allo" @~a = b
served duTiRg the SPAhasA Sar oE IN The
Paihpplne ins0rrectaon, IN tAe ATIay, BAY!
% naArihs eoTyus, y bo e1tsF hh4As aa-iss
the homestead act 10 deduct tAe ilEas Il
sgeA serViee troa the Eerlod rS4e-fTI L.
p-Ffret the nIl-
fre,lerick B1rbslge. In&E4g~F et the
Bunker Hhl 4 sullivan mlhr, was tAe
cAse' witness al the CerGf i A.e2@ iAHrs-
.lgAtiuA- IL SAs The niA u this eosaF@As
~ Aich Sas bloaR up n L4e ePElaaas .As-
April
Bngadier General C4rlaA SAs - have
continHed ais trsgiaoay "a tAs lnsnrruc-
ta1n in lss., ba, bis ottelIl rrfssEt Il sAAl
ooeuTrenes uas ace-Ptrd as saflAeleaI, al
be thea gave way - Burbslse,
Without preliminary bossArss, he AOas-
Nrlne=-iAy resumed IAr eos4l>eratA5a Of
the ball 10 establish a .rgrItuflal ssYrEa.
us-ng n HAsau-
Mr. McIoHeil, uaerab-z II The easasni,
iee "a territories, ~as the "a speaker.
Ihe esvzs s1smiHAts5a 81 krelrnek Bar
h4sigr, a4ahzsrt u the Banker hlu an
Sullivan mlRe, a. coaE4aar4 n lAs L4s-4f
i Al-Hs investigation IA-fv ~esr If
g1rnt 4hiH1at-.l eontruyrF.4r. u~tz cra tAr
-. - So s..,Hr- ts,. Il So.
os,ruTEed over the autAaFl;y 81 Mr. JTe.la
waite 0ne It tAr private es5ansel. 20 ap
I pear lie drnisSi that A= frptr=eaIryl lAr
Bunker HIll mine q LieA<fal MrFFlana, an.i
.a4d - = a. rriAla-l sn4 p.aa! By I,us 81
Eor >.runrhtsrg-
{ Ihe laval aPpr Pna,4= q b4ll "a, Tours
LAY reported TO tAe slu-~ - Art.as BAR
nan fo-s Il the nA,sI eJss1aasti-~ Nj
/ " A-~@~f pSe~-n;s-i Inc sa4aszli.y FvF-sEz
. The amount rATrss-l b. .a,- 8tN - 81 10
E 80. the largest ever fvFssft,I To Siss sSsa,s
from ihs laval ,,slnm4.l-s-. Ass1~ tssn
tia, the rrp-aEt llrh asasEHgsialy-- lbs
I bali = Irsn4f a abe iar e, array II fac.
regarding 80 F.1~-f tire aagl1 meg ~
eszn laval program, 4a4 ,a- essslg uaE1tsg,
strength II ga- HGyss-' " thr great y.lrz as
scs7 mTaHs-l by e1lyfr,i carts .A.sssh-
t1s upbalkilng 4 .4r.5,4, .rrrag aAsl-z
K X Eagrss. l-s5sAr~}-T a. sa- E-ah
~ H.ll m.nr. Aa4 Naa!ra Coaks~y "a 4s
had charge u sae bail g.n arr- SIS.
. vtHr~--- bvire tAs Ca--lr q Nlrn~ .as -s
ts-atisn sy5a4mitlev TharvIay
RaEvrs sa- Pgr-~nt = h~n tbr asH 3D.
bioWn ap ant AS .h,,, l4nng yh- HEs4
he case a sraPale aeia4Ari .rs-nFiae I.
the y1rung -vvnt.
Warden ,s~klvy Told q At. aanag-
men; e The prl~lnrrs deny .as tA- -sars-
% tai ia-ad snd h44 treatment
lie ~,i sh+ MIRA wrrr M fra 1eT
,EIpplsr,i vG;A good r5vvrinE- aa4 slsga
ing ami hr kr~s " ug Instance .n * a.-l
they Nrrr Aha--, he al, .almt.tesl
detailed record II the Ha-n IN .hs prp..5n
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Castor Drake Of Nassau. Bahams
with other Americans nov eve ~
wreck Of the Spanish waFship Infanin
Maria Teresa. lying In two fnthOms 4
water near Bird Point. Cat InlanA
Drake and bis associates paFpoae a
break up the wreck for the mseai thes.
is in IL Mr.. Drake wants % hrine
the metal into tAis eountFy tree q a.
~ Mr., brakes lawyers Aakoa IA
treasury department. II tails eonla n
done. In reply counsel Tor the tFsaa
ury department wrote:
The spanish war weasel vas net In
property Of the URited States o. tha
tilae she vas originally wrecked. hat
vas the prop~Ety Of the Spanish Rerarn
meat, and a. the United States govern.
meat hAs abandoned the vessel en- Ca
Island. It's 0wnsrz have been ehaneaa
from the CniIed States 70 private cid.
Esna Formal wFeekAge upoA lie In
portAtioh 10 the United States wtil u
daitAhls~
Mr. Drake And his partners believe
there gill be = Psont in the imp0EtAStaa
tfoIa the nstAl Of the wreck n aAmit
ted tgv- Of duty. bat A0s etAsrwtaa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

"0en the nous met S"na-!' EA!i~'
the majority le@aeT, pres n'sd a Tsso'0 non
~hich vas Ad0P'ed e1liihg on 'Ae si'e
'4r! OF the treasury 'o' li'i"' AlA ',"A a. %
NSethef the SAT revenue Ast aAa ere~'el
q surplus ana AL me as'~i's e"n.e7 am
me revenue uhSsI I44' ACT ~''h eS''n-~.sS
o. ehPhai'u, res Inc TN :. 'l'h o. 'Ns
fesAu'i"h e~n''is' - II 1"t' io' lnio' INA
'N,n mn M iI' 10 11e 80 ~
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
Mrs..
PnMsam'S
friends

Every w0maR kB0Ws
00as0 Uv0nsa9 fSkond sNlb0
Ans hea9 helpsd by GyaRa
e. RGnAdkA@scs Negotiable
00mp0und. What does
DIS friend say about k7
Rnaa dbe letters from
Ss0mse@ he&Hg pMhifshed IN
fhkB paper ~ y0g are
afEA4Wt don't try expert
@s@nEs. Raly ON fibe relka-
A0s
Mrs HNnkkkhnss,s great
ms0GNoAB0 has stood aWf1h-
Ogf a peer for Thirty
y0@rBs
Puzzled SNoRsan write %
Mrs PGninihass for aHvkOe
WHICH she gives VNfkb0gf
charge. The adNkc0 ID
00mfkha0fkaf and accGrmha.
q has helped n naiElioa MO-
Msans Mrs. Piakham's
address ID Lynn, Mass.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Ellsn.burg, AprG 81 II >.asysl
eallrd the rvPuba.aa sta,, ~oufratl9n =
order 1hur-ily assrusns He shade a br.r
sp~srh- Duung aas rr7nark, - usrns.aa
e'I the nauss It l'rr.lieat Nrklulry Tbs.
brought ga. a synr 4 rs,ta4s sEf4-l,.
asm.
Mhdge u TaGrstan anru .aa,~si = II
Cuis II King trv '~mn-,rlry -aalr=5la aa.l
Ia was -.e,t~L Aia4z- sn! Ma5er Nes.
snhurgvr usrs nim~I - ranHart ~
chairman % .h~ pat rm IT, aaaa- anIg
a BRIT .y---a. In4 iAn e,,-y ~ s4-u pro.
eseled TO business
J. " Lyeus Sas usa.le feuT-sr4r- s--
F,tary. After naming ~ guunsfs.. "a
ori-r Of business ani resolution, 49, b
ysntion took Frrr.s ,i.l OIL
A. the result Of nesrly 1if .s. GA
sus~S. G.. r H.pkIn. Il - ~ with
drew from the contest fr 4e4~ga'r H.
the national oonEsntpsn aai kinz e,,lntg
hkrFt-~ pulled daz Haghr. \ bss.s.
light AS N sgain@t Jahu !. WllA8a. owes
the shoulders 4 IT pslnt Thar4lay
morning the Spokans Ran vitadrrz.
Il Il now the program 10 give ~1sskaHe
nothing and k5ng county All ak aa.y
for Ssufsldsr.
The fplloSi ing delsgitss we're elss te,i By
leclamA ton.
J VI Ashton # Pierre
Lew Anksny Of Walla Wsua.
: " sims Of CowlItz.
=. {. Nguislisr Of King.
Herbert OConBFr of Skaglt
y. r.. Kaufman Of TEEis
Fred J. Haydsla oi Whitman
George H. Baker II Klskitat
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
REJECT rHs "svsr a. COOP"

,o,, "s 90 dealer Who tells you that he oaa I'D
Iou ths same thiI.RH A. Alahaslins -
,a.,nns,'hing just &c rood" either u nge
pa or is tying 70 deceive yOa. II
"a somethinE be has bought ehsep
m" tryihE 20 sell on Alahastias's ds.
him,.i; ne may not realise the danger e
rev substitutes. Dealers y,sS : suil luI
n.t,s ~ selling and consumers ~
an Infringement Alahastlns Ca
cr.,, 'hs right 70 make and - ell Wau
N"-''hgs adapted 70 min win oold WntoA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
CHURCHES AND scHoo,Uor.

hon,s. interior walls Of ohurrb., ,,.-,
:. naa ana al public halls sba,,ti .II
a.. ~ coated With anything bu, tbs va never
fsct 1870 u,s hlshast'ns. 40 evident ba n'se,s
used snpnsi;,t mat hundreds Of lon, ' n.s
inc Alabs,,i1 '3r this work The 60
IL /, eIssnly sur does not rub or ,c,. " IF,
usefulness. Ever. rrs the long period q IT,
s snonIa use Il. Ask ynur pai,, building
s ~. Tor card Of tints sn,, assisF or
h..,, opT OF our interesting ~ snts Tor
20 'fand Rapids, Mich !" Ala
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
WHAT 'KALsoMISEs" ARE.

kalsomines are cheap and tsnpor.yv
preparations, manufactured from Wbiting
ehaiEs, eiays. etc They are stuck or
the walls With deeaying animal glue. Al
eAsIIne h NOT kAlsomins. Il IL q rocE.
Ease cement. which sets. and II ha arden,
sth age; J can b re-eoated and r,.
seraps OF lie old coats, AIaha.,ins ~ a.
utilised 70 great sxtsnt In hospitaIs y.
y prevents the accumulation Of air, .nd
tne congrsgatinR Of disease germs h.ins
In lie nature. sang
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
HOw,s THIsP

We off~ One Hundred Dollars Reward Aor
any eAss Of catarrh tAAt eAa act - cured b.
HARB CatnEEA Cara
y. J. CAENEY Co, Ta1sSo. D.
We ne u1dsrStKnsd. have kroEn p
CAsnay for ths last IS ysarA AID believe hin
p~rfoetU honorGhls N AL b1stas2 trAnsAetioas
aA4 AnAnc1aIly Abls 70 eA1y cut any ObEEa~
oon8 made py their nrn-
WEST TRCAx. V4oIssAIs DTuEg1stA. To-
lido o.
wALDING. KISNAE 4 MAHvIN. WAolsaAI.
DEuGIistA. Tolsdo, o.
HATs CAfarrh Cure IL TAKEN internally, act
NJ dtrSetD upoa Tia blood AID Mucous sur
@oa8 q TIE GyBtSn- Testimonials se1t frsA
br1oe Ne PER b0tfls Sod ~ AL Drasx1ssa
HArB Family PiHs are TIE bssc
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Fort Wer1h, Tex April tie soatA-
hozE5 Passenger Irzi1 o. the Fort WoE1h
Thurs6Ay Dorning near Gaming. TIE
COACHES eAagat IRE and the entire tram
except one coach Vas burned II i re-
ported that 81 o. sevsn people we're Kill
q, ADong them WellsFArgO Expr=>
AfessengeE Chapman Superintendent
Goss3s AID Tr2inmzs;er Mills II a sp--ial
car with nunber Of Physieians left for
the scene he wreck vas caused BY q
WASAO1L Tie fireman and express ms-s
enger II Is believed were bGrneL The
local WellsFBrgo ofSee received a Me-
sage from CLAIMING 70 the effect tAat il
~as impossible 10 tel tie number Of pas
SINGERS killed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
ALA ASTINF
WHAT ALABAsTISK n

Aoa!tins IL the original and only dur.
Aoe SAH coating on the market. IL IL
enureIy different from all kalsomins
preparations. AlabAStins - made rad '
IYr use Ia white or fourteen hsautiful
hns - the addition Of cold water. II II
p. up IN dry p2Udsrsd form, in pack
aEes, properly labeled. with full dire.
nons on every package. II tales tbs
pl.Ss o. scaling kalsominss, vail pap~T
ans paint for walls. Alahastip0 can -
aSea On plaster. brick, wood or Canvas.
end child can brush Il On.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Chico, Cal, April 6,-General John B,
BidWell, the prohibition candidate for
president in ls92, died az his home near
this city from heart failure General Bid
well was a pioneer Of ls4l, and the
founder Of Chico. He was 80 years old, a
native Of Chautauqua county, New York.
He leaves an estate valued at 81 10000.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
SHAKE ISIo YouE SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, = powder for the feet.
Il cures painful, swollen, smArTinK, nerv-
Gus feet, and instantly take. the sting cot
Of eorus and runions- It's the greatest
comfort discovery Of the age Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy.
II is = certain cure for IngroEIng Nails,
sweating, cAIlous and hOt, tired. aching
feet We have over 300 testimonials.
Try il today. Sold BY ali druggists and
ahoe stores. By mail for &c N stamps.
Trial package FREE. Address, Allen 9.
Olmsted, lie Roy, y. Y.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

ThsEs il much HvRiFy estwesn n. q.
oas colleges - 70 which viii pFofnsS ~
deal man. By this they meah 4 vise,1'..
honest, inseiiset0al man, Who vii -
the world hettef t0l having lived. hesft
ell demand nFss consideration. Al ~.
that depends brain and achisVsmsnI ~.
letters stomach bitteEa viii keen ~.
BoSsls regular and thu ssomaeh ksslis..
b. curing all stomach disorder. Ife
prevents nAiAIia. fever and agus. Tr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Pittsburg, april 3.-From 1900 to IT,,
600 coal miners in the Pittsburg district
went on a strike through disaffection over
the day work scale Of the indianapolis
agreement In the Irwin mines the men
want an advance Of 5 cents per ton.
General good order prevails.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
Nsasy Gone. H~ Took P.,,o,

Butte, April about eight month,
ago Gus'av Henry Geysr, an old timer
soid ma interest in a mine fer ssvsrli
thousand dollars. This money he ha. hem
spending as rapidly az pp~.ibls Ye.tsr
day the last cent went. Monday he took
morphine and died.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

St Louis, April 3-The glaS house Of
Anheussr-Buseh Brewing company, in
which the bottles for that establishment
were manufactured, was partially destroy
ed by FIRE today. Los, $4,000, partially
insured About 1000 men will Be out u
SOrk Temporarily.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Sydney, y. s w, April 3-Eevsp
fresh "ases Of bubonic plague we're Off.
ciaiiy reported today. Two additional
deaths have occurred
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

The Gar Il an accomplished whistler
and sometimes performs variations On
national airs for the entertainment Of
his intimate frienda-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

The small boy likes maternal sym.
PATTY. but he never likes his mother
TO feel for him with her slipper.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

The woman who thinks she Is mar
Fying . novelist's hero and the man
Who thinks be il marrying . wingIsss
angel invariably discover that mar
rtAgO IL . failure.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

II L. announced that over 80, 900 Nor
mons will leave Utah for Wyoming,
whore . tract Of 200. 900 acres Of land il
being secured for them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Nothen vii find Mrz- Winslow's Sooth-
Ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their
children during the teething period.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

PiS0s Cure for Consumption kAs saved
ne large doctor bdIlA-c- L Baker. 4sSs
Regent s.. PhIIAde5phta- Pa. Dee A x
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

II the starr went out Of business BE-
cause they were not suns the night
would Be drsar.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
THE HE@AM summary
EEws OF mn WORLD N mm

a colPlsss Rsv1sw - sAs Rvsnaa ssr
tie PAss WOsk-Hn xAAs aAa RsE.lwa
LAaAs-TAksa Rro@ tie L@asss DAs-
P@ssAss-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
Tested and True Try tbs Spring
N&zS0y7 l992A N3zEzE9
Carl OerteI L. In.nne

Berlin, April l.-Cari Oertel. a well
known member Of the reiehstag, has De-
come innAns.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

,ssl-raer.. Bs,-hu1nsLah1. April O.
Ca!oi.s4 p1aaa4rt. alta tofvr u hfitaA
nsnsags-l lnfaaJfy. started ga 1afiAs
saarrA >4nIAy. Mateh IS aith tar 5ele't
4 threatening the b-E hnrs q e1an-
szsaabats a. Ana ysu rapid alshI Hiafrh
:, ,AFsass the ITaa.y al IeruteFy hr Ar.
r,rA 81 iaau M4s-h e sitAla u tales
n I+xf,s-s asa 1ssylas-gis arasI The l-5sn-
tsaslasrh. 4 ASirAsAs has-ag fe'a5n-
Esstefrt lA~ s-saHlry WltA a sl-a Il ~
tagr gts-r4lsas-s sItAsgt SIGHTING = sag
ahste a44n. Cy4aa-. i7snarf cfc-ss7i th~
railFua4 p5a.A oi Lo5a1-s- asA Be 'aAhsi
N t.5-.--ss5n 4 k-F fare~. sni r.
sarneI rAea ah4-hs the railroad Aras-r
Aaa.szv-I b. ti~aesai >atu1AAs szAla
is,r. ae frt4rarl 10 The sis-4a4ty u Nais-
kiRz
Eaan5f, frza -h arsr tAat relief M astn
], zgfFe.cAIas Matrklag tsoa lAs s5ata
LAtr.G Frsa aaIsAtAx
Nsfrkln- April . fArfv IA b.-ea h'
sls excitement .af.z Tho psst s-rk n
Aef ,arl ss- 7sna-. ia H.fII g4,-- aNl
Ia. L.--l~ sH--t Is~ b-~fs .s-ta . x
tsrsklhs 4p tArtf -zain laa-sS O. The -e.i
a4nl tsas As8r tak~a ap ar su,fsaeae7
e---E4sa ga Js- Bssstazsfl ~sJs lAr ga-s
F 4 prr,~at-a-. lA- zFfsasa-a 4 f-llrf rs
F easss~ Il esv /, q, faa-ss~! ,4Ai fs-4-i
b. H~ag
VI ~a-i,, zssn1 -a4et -o,als@sf4
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
The BOERS Won AGAIN.
DROVE THE ENsLlsH BACK
Ptaa~T Make az aaaseSSsisi A.
rmpt TO GrI Iaio AATsLins-fAe
..rrt.sa TheA Assisted-da"J DE-
.-F.tsAs 90 BsIh sidSs-

Iaa4sa. April "a speslAl dl'pA'sh
fIgm LoFrHao Marquee asSa thAi aAaip
fgAtias usyugre1 ga APrl End In the
prlgat.agAaoi 4 MaieAihs. The saftt''H
r..se .er.sr y bile Iolaasl l1aftrf ;
ezsalr, attacked the bu-fs al Rama
tshL4tsaana Bs4 attasAs ~vfe fePalsSl'
ISrnts u teasilrl lT4aicl hneA Nefe
and dad "a thr heiI aul IA Others
e rrr u4AIr psl--ArFs The i7irsAi losses
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

I1 es1tS buys . boz q Czscarsss but II you
yA1f fres ample Gnd booklet, stdreas stsr-
hAzsdy Company. ChieAS7 o- New YORK
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07
Consumers

IN this community read this paper every
week. They notice and remember the
stores that Invite them to buy through
advertising In our columns. Mr.. MeF.
chant 10 this fact worth anything to you
In your business?
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Fence and IrOn WORKS.
PoETLAND WIRE q IRON WORKS. WIRE
- 9a1 BeocazGs ofeea rAfanE- &c. n AI1zE
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Scheming for an engagement ring Is
. design In tewslry.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

A woman IL happier in the love she
inspires than in the love she fsela
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

Portland'S latest fad 70 BslTian
hares.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1900-04-07

ia lot with lie slstsF republic d 49,,
shes with the terms Il The treaty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-26

finished under Napoleon IN Is15-4is years.
The Duonno at Florence was COMMANDED
by ArnuIfo IN the year l224 the last block
Of marble being placed N position In the
facade in presence OF the king on May
Y, 1881. a period OF $50 years
while the first stone OF Cologne cathe-
draI was laid on August Is. i7<s. and the
body of the edifics was not opened until
August Is is4s. no years later 70 the very
day. IL was not, however. until August
is, isso. that the splendid structure was
finally reported completed. having thus
occupied in building the record time OF
exactly GA years.
The castle Of Kingsgoberg. which stands
az the southern extremity OF Jutiand,
took sDt years from the laying OF the foun-
dalton stone to the rigging OF Its master :
banner on hts highest flagstaff
lis foundation stons was the skull OF
Its builders oitterest enemy. Three
months after its laying Count Jhorsing.
the builder OF the castle. was killed. His
son was then in swadcilng clothes. Re
did not continue his fathers work tn
aged "A
or his 18th birthday he was thrown
into prison by the son Of the man whose
skull lay IN the earth AZ KinEsgoberr' y
foundation stone In THIS manner master
after master Of Kinxsgoberg was stopped
putting another store toward the compile
tion Of the foBnder's work til civilization
INTERVIEWED Stray Stories
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n Get Asenaa . aesses. Neck s"a
~tvaagiea H,ss go Death.

4 VAS told a true i0at-rins siagN iee
.shss aas, walsh believe has nevot Teen
Ia pfint. although such may b. she yAsH,
A weNs knawr society woman suddenly
pais~rts a vaiaahie dtaman3 rsng from her
nnawr IA wAA ftaa she seldom fe'
moved ent All THAT ruaia b. remembev-
"a atsaut u WAS thAs she had tpsf washed
NOR hNaga rwarin9 y had Nlippva ~ ~
sh@ operation. = plumber vas auifk'y
called ~ AND al the traps eNeNei wiih
ths sl.ant bep~ ~ iinatnx the tswel. eNs
Nlshnnt await ana sorrow rrisHcd ln the
hos,eshala fof the atameaa Nes nos enir
lntstnricAilY ysi0aeia, tet dearly pfis-
"a senyenif Astae 4isn7 later tfe set
hn~l ~ ghs hashfspfn Had - ~ feftaec3
ANA shsn a w&s funsyea = sna ,sshala.
crowded ~ hcs,ipd the water riiee est
the .keieina ~ asaeae. ard round The
.ke,eteas thread ~ eesS teHs ~
,eosad sfng isentincatlNa eas llameiiatr
ara ths wsvstetx aaieNiy sisAfpa Np ~
,hs poas tittie beast lie saA feaetfd ca
a eax ~ br4a wbigh Hlsaay kfni 80
~hsea hrr tRW haasas aa8 tnta wNteA
sb4 unAsshtaAsY sfaReea ghe rink
MassMi@ fhreagh xsRsty et &erAasua, fhir
PCS 4 r~sr hts heAa eus 81 iFyiwE ~ CO.
sare wssh the iaHs Ne asea fs3aas teain
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uruttx Nae "A rulnfsneaesA ~ the New york
axrksts ths Berlin hestss lsN SEX resumes w
~~sssrt~fte tnnS All iines ~ securities were ws>h
srsI ma y,s, shsrss hssag particularly W. and all
scssed rnagksd gain. rhis Teartie Z vsfiuusiy sx
psis.rd ~ addition 70 thr reerwsi y aassiisetafy
yvresss frcsn the iron industry. the AxgsFian pm
sssxai IL ths refhstsg contemplating tafih raf
sjth tie United States, srd The motian ensanstsna
s ne ssms s.s.r . sssns Actor, ss' y sss
rensssi ksssfst, fssafssns hs eras nd 81 The puha
essicn n sAs sslmstes ~ M hans 81 msfs. Show
XII ,i~ss sisrsnss st,shssea q lnsspsity reaction
F,rrssste government funds Frmsiurd seak. Athush
ths decline ~ 'hsn "a. Nv Nsa, y,s' .,t,.
Ter Ars~s,ss, caused Gesusns 10 fsai,s largely On
Ths h~sss Au,sstsu securities r.esetis scM ~ Len
Aer' and ssp~rssliy ia Ssw Ystt, changed the bank
b.lnoxcs whifh In the vssw - the franuAHe.
xsnns fellsvss tbs market here 4 ~ fsss q ss,i
exrsts indeed. fhss iosrnsi considers u probable
thst xaid wtn CONS from Nov Ncrk % pay tot =
grflsseu sssar susns - fesssa snId hssr hees ~
sesvsd a th~ kesehshsns and Ms mmass s.'s.
TSs c"iasrs eas~ste claim. to hsss sasheailr ~.
n issu IN tg~srsns wer~ messss speculative, ~
tended 10 d~sasss the shsfe mafhsf
m sApsssnt q tbs snse ssnaes's 'ef os.e,ss
v~srhsa ~ ~ rss era,. shats the shipmenta
~ ossns~s The iseams q shs rsa.sisn railways
uss IN nnem mxfk<, On increase " SEVERAL mnf
IN marks upon the iae.sr~ fer October q lss'
xsse,ases To shs rrsaltasssr gs.srs. Che .sns..
s&s- Il rssnea AHsssssa hsnfsts whifh was Is ~
recitation with s~itxstinna rexstsins the lesn iet
s.liwaF nstionaiifaitoe hfste 81 the NEGOTIATIONS
49, n swt,s monss sns sbs taassFs want : tpr-
s4xa Han. .r.s<anssns 10 sgmetiitns setsssu iS"~
- saa m No. en francs. -.
e,sey suat,s,dins the crnr~tssaa II intsi state,
tssAs. 90 The srosnd shas espsn-,ssl ..ailsas'
t~sk aessa ,hsne4h The censsfssn q ee'.as x -
ffssrost Wa psedlsesas an enheatiltS MstheaA ~
tt4,ey and thsaAtsusng ssesssise tpHFsiatton
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rosT-ISTELi.I6ENCE WANT An.
AGENCIES.


ne posfIrtsli'serrss has established branch as~us
es ~bess classified establishments VII h. received
until 10 , each dzy The rates chsruei Al the
krsnth ksrnei>a the AZ the Post intelit
gsncss tislne@s office Cash ads oH,y wlr ~ tshen
u Msuek agencies Fesiewns IL the NJ. u sxrncs<si
Yorks marrta9ton's druU store.
Second svenue asa Ptke.
broadway Pharmacy, r. u. Fisher.
nresaway and Jaass.
Reatoa MIN Pharmacy, Madisea
street aud Fitsecnth svease.
Malfa Walia Pharmacy. Twenty
arst snd Ea.t Jefferson.
nre~a's Pharmacy. eorner reaiss
and Broadway.
thirtien's Drag stare. Twenty
fhira nvenae seath ana Jackssa.
Howell street Pharmacy. fo2s Hsw-
eli, corner Bsren.
North seattle Pharmacy, Battery
and rtrss avenue.
A. v. cay. Pharmacy, Decay wsy
end rim eseaa~ nsrth-
". n. Gasttsaa's Pharmacy. 0ae~n
Anne av~aue snd Hoy street
BAIIsAnD.
rrestea.s rharmsey. Ballard ave-
sae.
FREaoyT.
rremept Drsx Company. Lake
street sad E~i.x avenue,
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The Marine Exchange reports the t,lipwinss
@CATrTE~ Arrived Nns, y. stf tmstih, ri
ssm runciscn ssslsG. Nov s. ST. senator, feF San
San FRANCISCO ssieds Nor, y. n Oriental
, fcr SEATTLE Arrived Nov. n, str Meme CITY
MAN BAY Nov 81. .. M fsin tensh~eff
v.sd III, miles. tfsck IN strait No sss~sit
VsfTUnfk n G.. Arrived, Nor .. ~ tmtii.s.
ssom s~li Frsneircs and salts a N. fof seattle
i, ~ Jswess fsaru san fr2neizsn. pa=rsd hp srf
shsm.inut. ~ nrirtoi. frum San Francisco pass
inr ~ nm chfmsinus :.
rORr TvpwNaENp Sev. - Br - ian Nae
rhsr.on ,.ft dnssas night fm fznSms Arrived, bktn
Iohh smith iron, <sEsssh.