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Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23
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Ter Or en- qualification Der altie I'm eb;i,ss usb 'sraet
FcrrsutHtHa paa beuHs 1e al aar,L pas @rlab al
BET up,iiss o. beIrreHhs s1'sto' bsH tHsshoIOsr. vi
meier p~oitsttsrs iaui,r,r,bs AIraaaas for 1908. usatpst
al 1hs pefsttsr GOmpaHu, ptisbarsh. 3d.. Gnstnss.
haptrs al osrts hsrsmls 1psptbtttsr. 5suHt nnrsifHles
u~t,etin's afhareiias irpftts paa sRs,is. 1ss, draHa,
slotf Grant. yssmiif o. Sroai' o. tubshstesr later.
.s'uHt sais.si sm Tsrss SHHhbsOssts, maas, srfs.
t~,eilHHts s,toH,sopre ON gQiOltts gtsiHins for Z, ass,.
esrsrs % tlHnsritpsInsbomns. maHas nsrisHims
s~Esiesar o. aabrs Tina bss OFF iHistss,st 1sa
srtts seb. let sr ~ frt uimaHai o. iaats ass Isfss
apOistsr. GcrisHI fife at iaa 1t sTimpias "a srsr
ssiaa bsHHs Bitter, asis Il IiSsT at Esssspfa, psi
S~ores.sIst DiHtjpse Tsrtssseis % stsEsshtsi. aw
I'll kslnrsns Fem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23
1erns Hcgiering bar netop q

Eerns Tcaierine bar netop al.
Iluttet aontroft meb q. g. Brente
og 2eopoIb grnanb ON IuIpg al en-
Sernbone fra Gbimboie til Hecuop
meo Ret til toIbfri Snofsriel al
MaternaIe / 25 gar, inben bpilfet
Siosrum 9anen ffol bore feroig.
Sele Inlpgget ntl bIi ubfsrt for
amerifonif aapital.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23
Mauae frpsiet ihiGI.

8ien meooeles, at ialt SO Berioner
frp8 ibjGl poo fo~rifieaige 9onter al
l1n9arn / 2sbet al ire auIoeoaec /
forrige llge. - Baa enfelte SteOer
/ llnQorn er Itore Taarefloffe blet
i~tbrpboet al llGpe, og ire @iptere er
blet orGbt al Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23
&eiicren % Sucialiiternc.

"stItAsu Wy SpstuttitiNt. VI
Telegram fra Berlin meooeler, at ef.
fer bpob Trofesior Sbeooore Momm.
ien oplpier, omgaaes Den tpife He.
giering meb Gloner, bporefter So.
ciaIiiterne Ifal berepes Heprpienta.
tion / Rigsoagcn. Elanen, Ser ifal
bore gaaet no ira &eiieren ielp,
gaar ub poa SpbGbeIien al Sen al.
minOeIi9e Stcmmeret foriaapiot
&igs0ogspalgene angaar, % iitebet
ifol Sormlen benptte8 iom Stenme.
retsfunoament, iaaleoe8 at De bsiit
beifotteoe pGIqer NotionoIforiam.
lingen. Erofesior Wommien er.
flGrer 8Ianen for Sen rene 8olifab
og iuoeboIoenOe Spiren til RenoIu.
tion. Spi8 SccialiIterne ogiaa ifal
bereoes i'm Stemmeret, tiger ban,
iao bar De intet tilbaae. Socioliit.
leoerne ielp tror DOG life, oct fan
pPre mtIigt, at en- iaa panpittig
Blon er uitber SorbereoeIie, Iigeipm
De ingen Siltro nprer iii RpQtet ON
Sc eltropGiife Spritehlies fpGeS Sp.
trpoen imoO Soeialismen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

Glcftriifc &ancr. - Sra lite SuIt
1908 pil gleftricitet iItebetfor Camp
bli benptet Iom Iripfraft pan SSern.
baner mellem Boris og MiooeIbops.
bperne, % set er Weniugen, at Glcf-
tricitet ltot cfter libt ifal afloie Dam.
pen paa aQe fronife 9nner - iol.
folb for Observation-Disclosures @eo.
fomenoe. De eIeftriife Surtiotog
ifol tilba9elGgge De 400 Mil mel.
lem Baris o. 2non poa fem elmer.
Oct brittle Earlamcnt bIep /
5orsbags oplsit forat iamle8 igjen
ben 17oe Sebruar. s set iiOItc Sci.
leSmeoe al 6e TO &antre opIpItes
9oneens Gale, bpori ban gan en-
mere emo olmirbcIig 1tbferIiq Sper.
iigt oper iioIte Mars 9egtpenbeo belt
op til aonfliften meb Gene3ueIa;
oerimob ubeloo ban oen oanlige ON.
tale at SorboIbet til fremmeoe Dag.
ter. San iotte itore 6orbaabninger
til S~nOofrifos 6rerntib og penteoe
ltg Sc itsrite &eiultnter al Soiepb
Gbatnberloins Heiie berneb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

Sberit 2pnd, set irife 8orIa.
mentsmeblem, Ser beltog / Den io0.
ufrifanife 8rig paa 9oernes SIDE,
blep / 6reoags at 8ranb Surpen /
2onbon lat urber SiItaIe for Ssi.
f~orrpoeri. Sorbsret begpnber ont
firing 20oe Sonrar. Sagen paffer
utegen Opiigt / England, ga ingen
iaaban Sag bar ppret bebonolet Of
engelifc Setter paa 60 aar. Sberit
2pud blep orreIteret ben lite Sunni
peo i'm EilbogefomIt til gngIauo.
Gn blubig gatalje bar flrnbet
Steo / oen rusIiife 9D Roitoff mel.
lem Streifere og Gcliti, efter hpab
9eabet "arbciter 3ettung" / 8ien
mebSeler. 10000 Streifere foran.
itaIteSe en- Gemcitration imob Ell
urimelig arbeioSherre. ga Sfoffen
pIubicItg blep onarebet af Ell aosiaf.
aiSeling. aoiofferre reo iaiennerr
Soben 90 iloa meS Fife til hsiere
% o~eritre. Syben Bier ScrorS ra.
ienbc, latte inb pna aosipffrrur, rcr
benz at Sciterte ns mGrbarfebe og.ite.
nehe Sam. IA Here SolSater bIer
tiIfalht. barrtfahereoe Stretterne
iig % iIcf z Ter raienhe au,
sreb af Sc te. Waubefaloei
par fort pea bteae Siher: Oct iiges
al 800 bIep brrbt % 1000 iaaret
gaa Stretferues Sibe fi9mpenl
oper 900 aotnber. % mnrlge al heH
bIeo giennemboret al aosiafferns:
2anier.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

40 Gage. Sfibe, Tom logger | be mi
blofereoe Sapne. bill iaa Is 9ngeS
5riit til lloflarerins. gIofaoen er
aItiaa life operorepen itrens.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

Gsaren bar t%iIitoaet Imneiti til
80 ru5iiIfe Stubenter, iom for Sp.
tsier poa bans Napneoag flor blep
forpiit til Sibirien. 'Geo Jim Stem.
fomIt faar sc BOG forelsbtg life Sop
til at opboIoe Jig i 9per, bpor Der er
SstifoIe. 60 Stl1benter, Der par
bGet forpift for SEN famine SorieeIie,
bar ttoIigere faaet Sob at benbe
biem.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

Sra Sapti. - General 4orb, Ser
al Irtneen bar blet proflameret
Br9iioent at bcpti to9 / Sorsbags
Repl1blifens Sr9iibentpalobs / 9e.
Iiobelie.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

8Orcrne igien. Voitefterret.
ringer ira Chang Sing | sac Gbuan
Eropinien ! aino meobeler. at to gp.
er bar luffet fine Eprtc oa er erfInret
| ge .eirinestiIitanb pea 8r,inb at DC
talrise beprbneoe gorer.9 Barber
Smesnrn. Mar err nemIig bnnac
for, at De pIuSiefis ifaI operrnmpIe
9perne % iGtte Tia | geiintel'e al
Dem. Trooper blep lerbt til De to
gpers llnblrtning, men Be formal.
eoe life at sisre noget imob gor-
erne.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23
81 6upeSipsrasmaal.

ReIion ubtalte forleben: Otter
min Wening er Spsrgsmaalet ON
aontrol oner aorporationcrne glen.
mem &ouoresIopgipning BET oigtig.
tie, iom mi fremitiQer iig for BET
amerifanife Soft" Mr. 3eIioa er
Weolem al Senatets 2oofomite %
Sorfotter at 9ilien ON at eqe Son.
gresiens Waet neh 6oranbrinser !
S6ermons antitruitlop.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23
Sarmitabtcr ganf / Snifloub er

blet beipeget for $4,000 nf 9anf.
b~ogbolber Reisler, ser forbufteoe
for en- llge itoen. 0ette itororteoe
8ebragert bar ban giennem ct lens
qere Sibsrlim facet uofsrt peo faIif
9ogferiel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23
Tra Gipbenhapn teIearc

Sra Gipbenbaon t~eIegrnferes. at
oct tpIfe 8onierifib "8itteIsbof" er
lobet pao @runo / Rprbeoen al
&orser. &c tpIfe ariesiftbe "9oi.
ier @ilbelm Der @rosie" og "Grin5
Seinrid" er afgaaet til asitiitance.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

80 &criuncr brufncSc / forrige
uee hnber en- Speriosmmelie | Srl.
mis- I Horbafrifo. On bel 9onosbp
blep iat unber @anb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

''aiprnbe pamprrbsioer rar nit 2ips
gIaa.. Sar nRifeu gilD az uerte. 9edps's
EinImeat helbreosos mig burtia. cs pariat
oa gagsrEs lite iuaes." Is. y. Gornust.
EaIep Strtst, Sausertits. U. D.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

Sauta Naria. - Sra 8uate.
mala Gitp maboeIes, at oct mo
bore itrpnse Snitrurer fra Htgie.
rineens SIDE. iom er SfpIo t. at
Gepublifens apiier life bar iagt ct
Orb ON De forfproelige ltIpffer, iom
&lilfanen Santa Waria bar anret.
tet. 9ette er iaa meget mere paa.
folbenbe, JON Soel9gselierne maa
regnes for en- ligefrem Rational.
lilpffe. De tpife 4apitaIiiters Cab
alene beregues iaalebeS til life min.
Der emo $6,250,O00. % andre 8Ion.
ta9eiere bor ogiaa Iiot untaaoeIiQe
Cab. 8ltlfanen er frembeles / Girf.
Iombeo, % mani frpgter for, at ct
mt poloiomt l1bbrlb fo~reitnor. -
5orretningslipet / HeptbIifeu er
fltloitGnoig Iammet; ole inofsrte
Sarer bar nemIig iteget til ioaoanne
Briier, at foo bar Roao til at fiebe
Dem, og &iebmpnoene iPlger fun
Iaooiot De florer De lebenbe ltbgif.
ter.
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23
ct poloiomt SorofjGlp bar hem.

st uoloiomt SorSifiGIp bar biem.
isgt ritsiiif Surfeitan, GentraIaiten.
gDen Inoiion or gaaet belt tiIeruR.
De. Rpitelien mGrfeoes / bio On.
freos. Gre gmbebsmGnb, Here Sol.
batter % 1000 Subiebtc blep brebt,
% IL Solbater og 800 Snbisote
fom tilifabe. 5000 al De Ssnbicbtes
Suie % 1870 al Rusiernes Suie bIcr
logt | 8riis. 9peu bar Ell 9eiolf.
ming Of umfring 10000. 9e gien.
lenenbe trues at Sungersnsb. Sro
De andre Sper ierrbes Ser Moo oa
8l9oer til be baarbt hiemieete
Menneifer. ,
Decorah-posten., 1902-12-23

Senator Eitdaro fra Iorb Ga.
roIina ubtalte UNDER Ell 9eisg / set
boioe Sus, at ban err I Sapsr al en-
SorminSifelie al Spbens ReprGien.
tation / Iationalfonpentionen.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14

II Is reported that a s0-foot ledge OF
free milling gold bearing quartz has
been uncovered on the property Of the
Spokane Marble company at Milan.
At the last session Of the Federation
OF Miners at Denver. the election OF
officers was held. Edward Boyce posi-
lively refused to be candidate for
reelection to the presidency. The can
didates voted for were Charles Meyer
OF Lead. s. D.; Vincent st. John oil
Colorado. and Martin Elliott of Butte
The vote was; Meyer IFS, st. John
100. Elliott So. For vice president Ed
Hughes Of Butte was elected over s
C. Williams Of Grass Valley. Cal. W
d. Haywood had no opposition for re
election as secretary treasurer. The
executive board chosen is as follows:
]. T. Lewis. Goble, Ariz.; l.. A. Simp
ktns, Wardner. Idaho: Phil Burden
Butte; d, c. Copley. Independence
Colo; o. A. Peterson, Central. s. D.;
j. A. Baker. Slocum. b. c.
John E. Moen. q shoVeler at the
Rarus mine. at Butte, was the victim
Of a frightful accident last week while
working on the sill floor Of the 110C
foot level. He was instantly killed by
the explosion Of stick OF giant pow
der, which he struck with his piel
while loosening quantity of rock be
fore shoveling 1t into a car.
Since the recent discovery Of gold
bearing porphyry dixie at Tyson idaho
the camp has been attracting consider
able attention among Spokane mining
men. The indications are that a new
camp has sprung into existence thai
viii add materially to the wealth o.
Idaho and eastern Washington. Its
friends are enthusiastic in their belle
that Tyson is destined to become one
OF the most important gold producing
camps in the Pacific northwest.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14
RRTrIsH cnLliMnIa

At a recent meeting OF the directors
OF the Washington mine, In the SLOGAN
country. q dividend of $4,000 was
made.
During last week the CRANKY smelt-
er treated 1886 tons Of ore. The total
treated to date Is 447,e56 tons.
The War Eagle group, situated in
the Sixteen Mile district, and owned
by Hmir parties. is now to undergo de
velopment. A complete outfit of min
ing machinery is being installed.
A. /. Goodall, manager OF the Boston
4 Montreal company's smelling plant
at boundary Falls, B. c.. says ali the
machinery for the repairs to the plant
IS on the ground. and he expects to
blow In the furnace very soon. He is
well pleased with the outlook.
The annual report Of the chairman
OF the board Of directors Of Ymir Gold
Mines, showed that $115.O0O was ex,
pended last year in running the cross
cut tunnel at the 1000 foot level and in
the construction of the cyanide plant
The vein opened up on the 1000 foot
level Is IA feet wide, but outside the
western end of the payshoot. The ore
which carries the payable values is in
the higher levels and is confined to a
shoot from 800 to 400 feet long and
rom 10 to 20 feet wide. Outside the
limits Of this payshoot the ore is rela.
lively poor. It win not be possible 70
form correct idea Of the average
value Of the payshoot at the lower lev
els for three or four months"
In the expectation Of proceedings
very shortly with the DEVELOPMENT of
its own property and the erection of
blast furnaces Of large capacity to
utilize its product, the Canadian Pa
cifc interests have declined the United
States Steel corporations offer of
100000 net cash for its iron proper
ties in the vicinity of Kitchener. on
the Crows Nest line. 1t was for these
properties that a sum of $50, 900 was
paid only few months ago. in addi-
ton to which some $40. 900 has been
expended upon the work of exploiting
conducted under the direction of VIII
liam Blackmore. NJ. z. The offer of
the United States Steel corporation
was made after an inspection OF the
property by one Of its most trusted
experts.
The shipments Tor the past week.
from the Rossland camp are: lie Roi.
1922 tons; lie Roi No. 2. 1900: Center
Star 100; War Eagle. 80: Giant. so.
Total for week, 4742; for year to date,
144264.
J. A Netterfeld Of Rossland has left
for the south fork Of Forty Nine creek
with a small force Of men to resume
work on the Referendum mine. There
IS five stamp min on the property.
and the work done last season uncov-
cred considerable ore, on which mill
Ing viii be started shortly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14
.A PRACTICAL FARM SCHOOL
1T IS AN UNIQUE INSTITUTION
Located Near PoaEhks~p.is, y. ~
To be I'at GA a Permanent hasis-
\ Practical Edaeatioa--fFStsai az at
Mrs az Head Of It-rAsiE Views 81"
the FrspSsitIsa-

New York June 10 The aisnias y
contracts within tew days for La~
purchase Tor the school u Practical
Agriculture u Is acres " lahl nrar
PUusnkrrpsie marks the beginning VI
a movement tUc lhr permanent vstaL-
u.hmeut nrar Nea York * aha. the
promoters call one VI thr taost unique
educational Institutions la the c1uatgy
Less thaa tao years ago humbsr ~
cltlEcnA prominent In political aat So
cial life met al the residence u Abram
\ HrwtIt amt L. tulrDn tgttias ah4
formed themselves !ato an orsaalza
tiJa Tor establishing. rHpefl urnLaIly
a school where the practise "a sell as
thc theory u farming could b. taught
Professor George r Powell. a treug
niLed authority on sclcntiHe dzriruiI
are undertook ghr charge u th- school
ami 4 number u prymInral p~rssns
agreed ~ anaae- THIS proi-et ia ia *
perimrnlai stages.
The original eommiGter "a promo
t!oa. % which MF ii~Nltt was ehalf
man Included Il fulton ruuing Jaroa
Il schlr JDhn q Carlisle Mes. ssth
Low Mrs lnarghlae shaw Lowell.
Walter W Law ahi William e.. Dodge
be original school establishment at
Blair rllR Manor was provided BY. the
generosity q Nr Law. Who also far
niahvd building 10 Accommodates %
students and tbs necessary AtAa. The
succeaa u the school was immediate
and the originatnrs then conrindra u
extend the facilities The board 81
truateca vas then Organised With d,
following officers
Theodore L. Van Sorien. prest4rns
Abram 8. Hewitt and William D
Dodge, vice presidents. n Fuitoa Cot
ting. treasurer and 7. =. t.nqu~r. see
tetary
In speaking q tho school PTra!iral
Van Nordrn said
Aside from ny Official connection
with The school hayr taken a sr.r
interest 10 ne progress We ha4r
demonstrated. I think. beyond a i1ub,
that thor" IL arrd aad opportunity Tor
practical farming school ia this -eua.
try on the plan carried gu, By sur a.
rector. VIZ Povru our ac-i nov d,
money resources t1r tho ~qaiBmpat
% The foundation u a school a. f.sgsh
ks"psi" and RhNH this equipment IA
completed ~ will need ~ontribYfl.s,
IN tnni Tor the endowment d., ,h-
school"
hr. Hewitt said II those Who are
TRENDS OF practical education and u
general social b"ttorm"ut could zeal
TIE a. y" do the great pa~as aaA srra,
'r opportunities ot this school [ b..
HeVe that We would have it,tr, Al,
h'uliy IN obtaining that xrnrrg,s
financial support that AZ this t,.o
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14

San Francisco, June s.--Blanehe War
rem, a well known soubrette, aud hei
mother, Mrs. G. w. Brown, were asphyxi
tied in bed Saturday night at As Colder
Gate avenue, boarding house, kept by NJ
Schwartz and wife. The dead bodies o
the unfortunate women were found thi
morning in bed, with the room full o
the fumes OF Illuminating gas. One Of tn.
gas KEYS nearest to the side of the bel
on which Miss Warren lay was turne,
partly on. The fixtures were in bad order
the keys turning at the slightest touch
Blanche Warren, as she was known OF
the stage, was the wife of William NJ
Chapman of Los Angeles. She had iusi
completed an engagement which closed it.
season in Pittsburg on May II, and she
came to this state on May 81, engaging
rooms at 10 Golden Gate avenue on
May 81.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14
MISCELLANEOUS MINING NEWS.

Frank Dougherty. owner Of the HfIc
claim, near Nespelim. Wash. has
bonded the property to Seattle and
Oregon parties for $4,000.
James W. Casey. manager Of the
mining operations of the Republic
company for the last year Of its opera
tons, has gone to Oregon to take
charge Of a mine owned by Jonathan
Bourne, Jr., the president and general
manager Of the Mountain Lion
A fine specimen of copper ore has
been taken from the Glittering Star
group in Wauconda camp. near Repub
lie. The group is situated on the sum
NIT OF the mountain that divides the
Columbia from the Okanogan. about
one mile north Of the Ciackamas mine.
and Is believed to be on the same
ledge.
Letson C. Ballet, the Cecil Rhodes
OF Oregon" was found guilty Of using
the United States mails to defrand in
connection with the promotion of the
White Swan gold mine, near Baker
City. Ore. by a jury in the federal
court at Des Moines. Iowa. The in
dictment was on FIVE counts, which
were consolidated, however. 80 that
the extreme punishment for the crime
would be IS months in the peniten-
tiary and fine of $500 The fury
went out at 10 O'Clock and came In al
8. not having any serious disagree
ment In securing a verdict.
While the shaft on the Trade DoLar
at Republic, Wash. was being sunk a
cross ledge was encountered at the 400
foot level. After a 15-foot SUNNI had
been sunk a drift was started on this
newly found ledge.
The contractor on the Gold Ledge
tunnel, at Republic. is having excel
lent luck in driving the second hun
dred feet Of his last contract, making
about three feet daily The tunnel Is
now in 1850 feet. II is expected that
100 feet more viii cut the ledge. The
Silver Dollar shaft is down e5 feet.
Work will be suspended in a short
time, as the shaft is too deep to con-
tinue hosting with a windlass.
At Helena James Bessette has begun
suit In the district court against the
ne" Era Mining company for $50, 900
damages for the loss Of his eyesight in
the Gilt Edge mine by reason Of an
explosion.
A party Of Is surveyors Is in the
field from Port Hill. Idaho, to the Con-
tinental mine, 20 miles west OF there.
The party is plating a route for the
proposed railway from Port Hill to the |
mine.
The Idaho-Continental Mining com
pany, owning the Continental, Just
south Of the international boundary, in
the Priest Lake district Of Idaho, has
completed the financial arrangements
for the construction Of a railway al
most TO the mine. says A. Hickman,
managing director Of the company.
The London stockholders of the /.
Ymir Gold Mines, Ltd. have voted TO
increase the capital stock sf00.O A
large electric plant win be put in.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14

Poultry and eggs-Chickens. old, 11C
per ID live weight; young chickens
15c per 10; turkeys, live weight, 13C
per ID, dressed. 15c; eggs, fresh, S4,2S
per case.
Vegetables - Potatoes, S1.15G1.3C
per cwt; onions, $2.25 per cwt.
Fruit-Apples. 75cGs155.
Live stock-Beef, live steers. Axe;
dressed. 9G10c; cows. &c: dressed
~ GSc; mutton. ewes, dressed, TIC;
wethers, dressed, Sc; hogs. live, $685.
G5.40 per cwt; dressed, Sc; veal
dressed. S69c.
Hides-Green hides, &c; green calf
skins, SIC; calfskins. 5h17c; COW.
hides, &c; steerhides. SIC; dry hides,
butcher. 1Sc ID; sheepskins, soc. 75c
and 81 each.
The difference between Spokane
prices and that coast, on account Of
freights, Is 12Ac
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14

seems necessary 20 insure the sstnh.
lishment Of this Institution npoa !
basis commensurate With the extent
and Importance Of the work Il has d
do"
William Z. Dodge said sAny Amer.
lean who has travelled II France ana
has Witnessed the thrift ana order n
those smaller communities where AZ,
ricul.are IL probably pgaetIeea muse
welcome the application 10 our sotl y
the methods which have made ths sne.
esssfHl farmer abroad"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14
oREaoN NONE.

The Sugar Pine Lumber company,
Grants Pass, will at once rebuild its
$4,000 milling plant destroyed by FIRE
last week.
Union strength viii be tested to its
utmost in Portland in the present fight
between the unions and the master
builders association.
The butchers OF Portland have de-
cided to adopt the penny system" of
doing business-that is, to make
change down to a cent.
A twice week mountain mail ser
vice from Weston to Brlggson, Brigg.
son to Tamarack and Tamarack back
to Weston will be inaugurated July 1.
Brooding over a disappointment In
love Miss IneE Riggs, IS years old, Nv
ing with her parents at Portland, took
her life by jumping into the river.
Her body was recovered.
The win of the late Ex-Governor Syl
vester Pennoyer has been filed for pro
bate. The bulk of the estate. valued
at $3.50. 900. was left to the widow and
daughter. Mrs. W. H. Russell.
Complete returns from all but six
counties in the state show George E.
Chamberlain, democrat. go in the lead
for governor. His actual lead can only
be determined by the Official count.
At Portland last week William
Woods pleaded guilty to a charge Of
forging a name to a money order in
the United States court, and was sen
fenced to Imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary for two years at hard labor.
NJ. l.. Pratt. Summer post No. IL.
was elected department commander
last week. The woman's Relief Corps
elected Mrs. Julia A. Lauton. Port
land, president; Mrs. Pauline Ziegler,
Astoria. and Mrs. Emily Kelly, Hepp-
ner. respectively, senior and junior
vice presidents.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14

Denver. Col, jane ., by ne aeeilss..s
0sertusHing n 4 sAgen on aAieh ! nnu..
bsF Of nsaYsr hlgh seheol ssaaenla Asss
riding usiF Merrison. Gus Nas Instantly
killed. another fatally hast and n otAsas
more Or less Seriously inlared
Dead Elish wishsrs. neek broken.
Injured Maggie HaIaphrsy. skall isse,
tafed. viii dis lEeae Mkssisek. shaalAer
di,loealsI MaFyih Xiii, eampoaua frae.
turs Of the aym Harry aealAasFs, hsd
scalp SQUAD Hurry Aastins bsek iajarsi;
Prank hsT, hsek sPEaihsdi siK atAera nos
seriously injured,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14
EIGHT Squar, Mile, Of A,nh.It

Spread out in one sheet the 90, 900, :
ooo square yards of asphalt paving
which has been laid in over Is cities in
North America would blanket eight
ana one-eighth square miles, and yet
the road builders say this country has
only just begun the use of asphalt for
street paving.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14

Daniel Mcdonald has been 70 elect.
ed president Of the American tahn,
Union for HIS third term. receiving a
votes out Of II cast. The Others were
divided between J. g. Compton and
W. n. Leonard. AZ joint meeting Of
the Western Federation Of Miners and
the American Labor Union Il was do.
clded to hold the next conventions in
Denver In June, 1903.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14
Not Dlffsrsnc. Enonah

Struggling Artist-No use trying To
compete with the picture factories,
which are turning out cheap daubs by
the million. The trouble is the people
are not educated. Lots of buyers CAM
tell the difference between those pict.
ures and mine.
Frank Friend-I presume that's true
can't myself.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14
One May Of Saving.

Baehelor-so you're married, eh? l
suppose your wife saves you good deal
Of trouble2
Benedick-Well, she saves every lit
tie trouble that comes to her during
the day so that she may bother mo
with it.when come home at night
Philadelphia Record.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-06-14
Flood. In Kansas.

EnpOria, Kan, june s.-Bosh the Neo
sho and Cottonwood rivers are subsidine
The former estimated loss of 100000 i.
still adhered to, and it is now believed il
may even go above this.
Independence. Kan, June s.-The high
st water in II years prevails here. Al
streams are out Of their banks, and crops
viii suffer.