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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-05

Children's Hosiery & Underwear
Hosiery and Underwear for children nice fresh seasonabe
goods underced for the part purchased of
factuers who willing to part with their remaining spring
stocks at little prices again the advantage with
Chidren's silk plated stockings Xxi ribbed reg Soc. 25c
Misses stockings, made from very fine cotton Xxi ~
ribbed and always sold at 40c, for lOC
Children's Merino vests and pants spring weights 40
regularly priced at 9oc, only. 0C
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-05

Philip ]. Riordan to John B. Muchmore lots
20 and 81, South Side addition, Sc, 5UQ.
Hattie II Rollins and husband to Frederick
Grcjger. 1ots9, block 3, Rol ms Second addition,
$15O.
Pierre f. Robinson and wife to Joseph NJ. Mar
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11
OREGON MINES.

Much better headway was made
clearing out the cayed In shaft at the
Columbia mine than was expected.
Since operations commenced on the
Gold Bug property in the Red Boy dis
trict. Oregon. two important strikes
have been made.
The management of the California
mine near Sumpter has let a contract
for hauling $50 tons OF ore from the
mine to the railroad here.
The biggest mining deal Of the year
is now pending whereby Patrick
Clark OF Spokane, it is understood,
will secure the Blue Ledge in south
ern Oregon. The property is held at
$3.50. 900 by its owners, Cooper, Adams
& McVeigh. and Mr.. Clark Is negotiat-
ing for it on the basis Of s250,00O. He
would pay $4,000 cash. $4,000 n
eight months. and $4,000 In 10
months.
At Sumpter. Ore. 1t is reported that
the Bonanza main compartment SHAFT
is now down 1000 feet. The Morning
nine. in the Greenhorn district. is at
tracing much attention. and seems
destined to make the most wonderful
producer in eastern Oregon. The
Psyche mill is still idle and will not
start up until 1t is possible to deliver
wood at the mine. The Chloride prop
arty. on Rock creek. Is being thor
oughly developed by a large crew
There Is now 5000 feet OF tunnels
lrlfts and crosscuts run, and a good
body OF ore has been shown up.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

Monmouth. !H MFa MagshAll MiaA.
uAo. Wtth Azr h4sbanI aaA hyva1ttsel
BY reading Professor EtafFa4gA . BOOKS
% hypaoElsa. died A. Walaest1sa asy
tgm Tbs case 0. gps ~ tAs a.1st %
spAAr and mystltylus ovoe &a-sa tan
Victims Nsfs UNDER ~ grafs II aGr
are vAseula u gsg eElltFea aa1 Boga
wrrs SQUAD meeEa.lg AaI th2slsatlF
RrsruDy they saw an advert Lsrn-cut gs
Professor HafraI-u ot Iaeksua. Mica.
who p4rportad ,J teach ayuaatjsm IN
- ,1aa1u4 BY mall COARSE Mlnss sen.
Dor ,he books Ia tas aFst loa@on hukh
came partially Ga4or hTpnas.e iaaa
rar~. ami for ssgaral tays they Goa
t,aaryl GA that stats. snsh cHdrayortnz
20 rsrsrts' tAeir viii power pvsr ths
other The husband a. laag lost Goa
;rui oyrr his W.to. ana both YES
brought hrrr Tho ras- pustlrd PAY.
s!c.ans A local HTpuofist partially
agcrr~aed IN rrst8siax Mrs. Max 30
hrr normal state. but only t3r bsisf
period she became worse aed vas
sent 20 th- asylum
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CHINESE COURT SURPRISED
UNITED STATES Is INCREASING
THE AsIATlc SQUADRON.
On Account Of Alarming Reports In
chlna-court Says uprlslna 10 Only
In Southern chlna-Rebels Not
Against Foreisnsrs-oowaser EN-
press and Count Take a Trip.

Pekin. April THE report received
here that the action OF the United
States In increasing her Asiatlc squad
ron is ON account OF the alarming re-
ports on the situation in China" ex-
cities surprise in Pekin. Such re-
ports were not sent by the United
States or British legations. which pos
sess goes facilities for judging the
situation in China The only disturb
ances considered serious are those Ia
the Kwang 81 province, the southern
province OF China. bordering Tonkin.
where 100000 rebels are said to De
under arms, which were not directed
against foreigners. The last reports
regarding General Tuhah Slang, the
Boxer leader. and Prince Tuan, the
exiled antiforeigner. who are at the
head Of the insurgent forces in the
northwestern province of kansu. are
| reassuring. The government claims
to have come to an understanding
with them whereby they are TO agree
to refrain from hostilties. II is be-
lieved that the government is supply
ing them with funds on condition
that they remain quiet.
The officials promise the foreign
ministers that the indemnity bonds
will soon be signed. The officials lp-
parently have concluded that il will be
impossible TO obtain any concession
in the terms OF the indemnify uniil
that formality is fulfilled.
The dowager empress and the court
started today on their journey to the
western tombs. They viii be absent
| fIom Pekin Is days.
| Other trains will carry most Of the
| high officials In Pekiu and the courts
entire household OF eunuchs and Goa
| cubines. Business traffic on the rail-
roads entering Pekin will be practical
/ ly suspended for several days. The
masses regard the pilgrimage with as
tonlshed disapproyal and predict that
/ heaven will send disaster.
The United States consul at Canton
telegraphs that the famine In kwans
81 province. resulting from the ce
| bellion there, Is serious Thousands
will die unless assistance Is torthcom-
| ing. He recommends that relief con
| trlbutions be started abroad
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

Of good season. as there is an abund-
ance Of snow this year, The larger
companies. which have an abundance
Of water. will not resume work until
the snow is all on. which viii be two
weeks yet.
A prominent producer says there 10
demand for all the copper that can be
turned out at Is cents. The Offering
on the New York exchange was infer
Tor metal and had to be sold cheaper.
Exchange prices have always been be.
low those obtainable elsewhere, and
always will be. Some authorities
think the metal exchange is manipu,
lated by the Amalgamated people to
suit its own ends.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

the opera house and Afterwards al
dressed an overflow meeting from tho
balcony OF the Waldorf hOtsL Durins
the course % his remarks the prsaI.
dent paid a high compliment ~ tna
army and government Oraclala to tbs
Philippines. on wh!ca ho spoke a.
length. stating thRt no finer nor high
ar type OF public servant eSIsfa than
Governor Taft and that the rosu.ta
obtained wers duo principally 20 the
absolute support Of tho var Depart
mont"
Concluding. the president thanked
the people % Dakota tor their cour.
t0sy In so heartily receiving him.
The presidential party l'tl tho eity
over tho Northern Pacific shortly
after 10 O'Clock En- routr 90 thu
Yellowstone park brtst stops are -
10 made at jamestown. Bismarck
fAndan. Medora and Livingston.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11
MINING NOTES.

Remember that mining Is q business
of its own
Mining is no more q gamble than IS
the purchase Of real estate.
At Northport. Wash. three furnaces
are again in operation. The yard is
rull Of ore.
The smelter almost finished al
Sumpter. Ore, is the only one Of any
importance in Oregon.
Some splendid specimens Of ore,
are said to have come from the Morn
ing Glory mine at Republic.
The gold bullion produced during
March at the American Eagle mine at
Elk City. Idaho. amounted to about
$500.
The old McGinty property in Black
canyon, on Deep creek, near North
port, Wash, is to commence work
Immediately.
United States production Of pig
iron last year was l7.SOO.O00 tons.
Trade authorities have estimated the
1903 production at 19.25O.O0O tons.
A strike in which native copper wis
discovered has just been made IN
the property owned by the Park Cop
per Mining company. in the Stevens
Peak district, Idaho.
The mine owners Of the Occur
d'Alenes, who have been fighting the
taxes leveled against them. are get.
ting together on a plan to pay up
their delinquent taxes. The taxes are
now a lien on the property.
A. d. Pardee and george NJ. Snyder
Of the Idaho En- pire group Of mines.
at Pardee. Idaho, have recommenced
work on the tunnel with a large force
Of men. and express an intention of
running the tunnel in until the lead
IS struck this summed
Information has been received from
BlackfoOt, Idaho, that the White Knob
smelter has resumed operations. and
will handle between $50 and 500 tons
Of ore per day. The ore will run abou;
sl2 per ton, and is mixed sulphide.
What promises to be one Of the most
bitterly contested strikes ever known
in the central Pennsylvania bitumin.
Gus coal region has begun at The
mines Of the Lehigh Valley Coal
company at Snowshoe. Pa. The mon
say that the coal company Is trying
to destroy their union.
The electro-chemical mill of the Re
public Reduction company Is to be dis
mantled and torn down, and rumor
has 1t that a part Of the machinery Is
to be used on the Blue Horse group Of
claims. situated about two miles south
Of the California mine, and now under
bond to ]. F. Lansing.
The Big Buffalo mine. In the Buffalo
Hump district, has been closed down
for an indefinite period. II Ia stated
that the lack Of wood is the cause OF
operations ceasiDg, but It ls known
that the ore bodies on the level from
which the ore has been obtained TO
run the mill have become practically
exhausted.
United States Circuit Judge MOI.
row Of San Francisco has Issued IN
Injunction restraining the striking
miners at Keswick from interfering
with the efforts Of the Mountain Cop
per company In their efforts to maD
he mine and shelters with nonunlon
men. The strikers we're cited 10 ap
'ear April - and show cause why the |
Injunction should not be made perma /
tent.
Spring has made as appearance AZ
Pierce. Idaho II was hailed with de
light by the placer miners. who are
BILE to resume work. All OF the small
r outfits are at work and are assured
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11
MINES OF THE NORTHWEST
SNOW RETARps ACTIVE WORK IN
SOME PLACES.
ltsms Of Interest Of q Miscellaneous
Nature Gathered During the Past
Week-New Districts Brought to
the FrOnt-Many Mining accidents
and Personals.

Relocation Void When Party Has
Resumed Annual Labor: The failure
TO perform the annual labor on q min,
ing claim does not reader it open to re-
location made after the owners have
resumed work. Annual work can be
performed on one mining location for
the benefit of several. when there Is
a community of interest in all the To-
cations. which brings 1t within the
provisions of the laws OF the United
States. as expressed In the Revised
Statutes Of the United States. section
2324.-Littls Dorrit Coal Co. vs.. Arap-
ahoe Coal Mining Co.. Sup. Ct Col.
II Pac. Rep. $50.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

Some 800 men are now on the pay
roll at the CRANKY mines. the largest
number probably since the first coal
miners strike OF last May.
The White Bear NINE at Rossland
will start shipping at an early date,
or as soon as the wagon road to the
railroad is in shape for teaming. ana
the smelters are in a position to take
the ore.
shipments from the Rossland camp
for the week were: lie Roi. zoos tons
Center Star, 1855: War Eagle. 1850:
lie Roi No. 2. 700; Velvet. 100. Total
o14O tons; for the year to date. s6.Isb
tons.
Trout lake. in the Lardeau coun-
Try Of British Columbia. is experienc.
ing the most prosperous season in It's
history. and during the coming sum
ner all records OF production will DC
eclipsed." says ]. A. Grifith, mer.
chant at Trout Lake City.
For the first time in many months
the mines Of the CRANKY company are
the only ones on the shipping list al
the Boundary for the past week. Their
output was 4512 tons, making a total
Of 1922 tons shipped by the mines
Of the Boundary for 1908. The Gran
by smelter treated ALSO tons of ore
during the week. making a total Of
1888 tons treated this year.
About three months or a little more
ago the Trail smelter interests secured
4 bond on the well known Seattle
claim. located on the north fork OF
Kettle river. The bond was for $S5,
900, it is stated, and Is said to have
one unusual feature. in that it Is to We
paid in the shape OF a royalty of ~
per cent per ton for every ton of ore
shipped. with a minimum per month
whether ore is mined or shipped or
NOT --~-
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

Have you got nerves' Well, yoa
ought TO have nerves. Bat they ought
to DO strong nerves, god nerves
DOES your hand tremble1 You are
living too fast. Does yoar heart uattsf
At timss7 You had better call halt
Americans live too fast. They ero~d
too mu h into a single day. They
have too little leisure. Tho hospitals
and insane Asylums arc nIIing up.
The quiet, pastoral scenes OF yofo are
becom ing rare, It's dmo that No qait
this sort OF business.
How to Oct Strong Nerves.
First, repair the injury already done
TO your nerves. The way 10 do This y
10 4, exactly ~ dtd Matte b. Curtis,
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Wreck at Jennings.

Kalispcll. Mont. April 3-A wreck
occurred At Jennings when the coach
% Superintendent nsnucdy % tho
Great Northern waa piled upon tbs
stdetraek. but vaA not tn the clear. AMI
&hen the eastbouud passenger came
along It crashed into the coach and
cut on ons end and sct Il on Ere This
car was totally burned. besides thr,r
front cars Of tho passenger train
Luckily no one was killed
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secretary Of Legion Of Loyal Wom1n,
Hotel salem, boston, Mass. she IS "
10 a recent lssIsr II tuferrd ioF over
a year " .Ih general Nsakussa and do
bility, manifested ia severe hsAsiarhs
and baekachs. sook tour bottle. Of
Prruna. and for two m1ushs have b~sa
entirely trvs tfom Theses HAi@iiss, "
Nervous Prostration.
Thoasands Of easss mishs 90 quosed
10 shich PeruaA hAa bssa gssd ~ res
cue psopls from tho p-riitipn d DO
ransgd nerves, AhI put them ga The
soo,i. solid f,uni4t41n Of health Tho
rounty aniit5s ot Brio rounty. ss~
Yor4, u9a John " 1sr 10 q fvcsht
.sGtnr wttitrn a. bafA'o. Ss~ fosk
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Set Fire 10 HImasIf.

Los Angeles. April Louis Dolse.
meier. aged 4s. a consumptlve from
Buffalo. N. Y, committed suicide In 3
horrible manner. He poured three gal
'ons Of kerosene over his body and
act FIRE to his clothing. He was burn
I'd TO death In a few minutes.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11
Bio Strike In Holland.

Amsterdam, April Sat midnight a
meeting Of the workingmen's commit.
tee proclaimed a general strike
throughout Holland Of labor engaged
In transportation. both by land and wa
ter.
All the railroad lines, stations and
wharves are guarded by troops.
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now - THIsT

We ohsr One Hundred Dollars Reward for an,
ease OF tsttafrh that can not ~ cured bT HaiiI
2. J. CHENEY Co, Prspa. Tol.so n
We the undersigned. have Enown y ] t.hsn.,
Tor tn past y Years. sHd be have him n.rf.st I,
h0nnrsbls IN 81 business transactlans sHa ~
by their arm.
WEr q TEuAH.
wholesale Druggists T1Isdo
WALbtNS ktNNANA MAaVfu
,,-,,..r- Wholssals DruGg srs. Toledo. q.
HAL Catarrh Care Il taken Jntsrnafiy srt,,w
1irsctiy on ths blood and mucous surf.s.. ~
s ne system. Price 7ic per bottle sold ~ ali
aruEgists. Tsstiulu ais free 50
halEs Family Pills are tbs best
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

An American chemist has Invented
a tube for truth. You speak lato Il.
the chemical solution changes color
according to the teuslty OF your ono
ton, and truth and msndacity are do
scribed a. being quite distinct aad
Vivid colors.
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Asa LgsN lAAplHs ~ tAAn care az 4
household took Essvs toaiss al
pills wish0as bsaaas. wAsa / ~
saa sAkias rssaaA { Er1s sasaall,
bstEsr. sy nsfvss gres stronger, ~
fpss vas ~ ISag~s hGtal. anA TO-DAY /
consider nvssli Ia p@rtset hsalth al
strength. Ny sseovSfy vac s.ew haf
sass. bot ! psEsevess,i anA wa4 sswarl.
cd By pssfses health. Mira Lals
taFmsr.
II yoa 10 noe dssive psumpa aaA ms
iaiAetosy Fssalta iFan ths So u Rssu.
"a. wfsts Al oaes 20 ~, HafImAa. Eis.
lag TAIL ssaEssa@at u yeas eass. an4
he vigl BIO pleased 10 give y9a hls Eais.
able s41iea gratis.
Address ~, H4stmAa. PtealAsaa a
rhs tlAFsmAn saait4Fiaa, colamhas. d.
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All chemical affinity Is traced 10 az
gregation Of electrons. or atoms. with
odd or unbalanced elctrous either posi-.
tive OF negative.
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Tho stars to Tie allky var are
saaatly atsgsIsagsd tn a Haltasm Ftax
10 the heavens. Aha are several glnas
AZ hftshg a. stars tn pSheF Fegiasa.
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fou Can Get Aliens Foot Eass FREE
write Allen O,msted, Leroy, n. 7 f,r -.
Tree sample Of Aliens Foot Ease. II cures IN
plains, sweating. damp, swollen. arhing tsst
~ MAKES new OF tight shoes easy A rsrtAfr
cure inr torns and Bunions An druEvisfs ~
" Ac DON'T acrenL any aIl .tlLnLa
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TN sAtacaSA gtASH4l EAFtTar y
AND WEALTH

\, ssaItT aas &sEtae assa4 assssst ssa A. 4
rna = 81 ser 81 fnsa.,tasu g fs Aijs fait stst4
aHvGg Discovered asahsai Eaaisafass ~ -
.uFs * 81 aMf 3liuasga srs atsa ~ mAl4
asY Ea't fs5 an 1i.sf nEas y astss saf ~
3s $40 sfaa ~ geaasaN abi ass ant Asa ~
saaHt. ths Hswtf "a seheNseH Aqfla AsHm "a
10 assaaH 30 erutaelea vstnlles sss.i ieAasafa
tHf aaa sfisa 'e sasfa nHS taatatas ~ aaNsa
tsaiss std reastas lsa. AS Nbsaas s4afa sat SO
spwaF 1sotl. srPaat e5aa'tw saitatads saAA Fli&
as4 tGsre. sfaaea set&t. aerSsnsl'fx sas s1ef
aisElnaR mabls sgHuR ssA sEats Hiaa4 esels
ac-s slfs sala4s seNts spensss aas MsHa tHftgss
sh4sf a. sau arss sac 49, tht fsetas . sess aees4
lartsgr Anp4 snt smeR aisPs,iis - saa@ss& atifas
4'ssiau vsAtsa ~ sVHey nae aha Nsrisa iS1
WAnaH Hsa4t 10 aast Rea}th g. aaUgs a. aa1HA
tt2 "a eur Eeas9 NeaAHNas sAeea iaes.
TAs C4asaraaa taskseai Nrileam a.
tMa asesn A'st Hfs ee rss AafstsA Ga
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A Dane has invented a communion
cup which makes impossible the trans.
mission Of infectious diseases.
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The annual loss by sTpatriatlnn ot
wealthy Americans who have taken an
permanent residence abroad Ia placed
at $40. 200. 900.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

Mia. He,oo whitman Grand avenus ~anEee W: ~fss
feeling ~hSh gives You
mbtion After prolonged mns aool. y n
bottles OF Prfuna
hanxe ana perfect heah As hong a. ~ %
right
blood. thoroughly endorse H. ''" ''AA+'
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Eleven per cent Of the immigrant,
to tho United States In the last fon,
years have been Jews.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

esis sfeabls ana
stomach disotsisss
aniii u seemed Thai
these sas nashlae
70 me bat . baalls
81 nerves. I vas
very iSsiEabls. alS
NOS slesp. RES u
eemPoss myself .nnA
sas esFtaiAly anes
-.
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Mothers will find Mrs. winslow',
Soothing Syrup the hest remedy 70 nss
tor their children during teethIng paTioJ
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For bronchial troubles try Piso'- Cure
Tor consumption. II IL n good eous n
med'cine' AZ druggists, price rs cents
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ON PRESIDENTS JOURNEY.
In South Dakota Monday-Larae Nun.
Der Of Speeches.
Presidents Sunday.

Sioux Falls. >. b.. April 6.-PresI
dent Roosevelt vas the guest Of Sioux
rails and remained 50 until $40
. cIock Monday morning Ills special
train arrived here about ) o'clock Sua.
Jay morning ana ne was met by dele.
cation heausd by Mayor e.. W. Burn
side. Senator kiLtredgs also greeted
aim. The president was escorted "
the Catacese hotel by attachments O.
the two militia companies here. ana
enjoyed day OF comparative rest, the
hrst ne has had since bis trip began
lie attended church both In the
morning and evening, and in the az.
ternoon went for a horseback ride. &C
companied by Seth Bullock. supgrln
tendent OF the Black Hills forest re-
serve.
Monday.
Aberdeen. 5. D-Frsstdent Roose
welt traversed South Dakota and made
more speeches than on any other day
during his present trip. He began
with two speeches at Sioux Falls ami
ended his 18th speech at Aberdeen
Speeches were confined for the most
part to the tariff and to the general
prosperity OF the country In all his
speeches he followed closely the lines
Of his former addresses on those sub
iects. The president was accorded a
cordial welcome at the different stop
ping places and at many stations
where the train did not stop crowds
gathered and cheered as the special
sped by. One feature OF the day was
the large number Of children In the
various audiences. and the president
referred to them several times. saying
that he was glad to see that the stock
was not dying out
Tuesday.
Fargo. y. y. President Roosevelt I,
special train reached here early. AZ.
ter breakfast the president was taken
in charge by the local committee and
driven about town. For the frs,
time the president donned his western
SLOUGH hat He made an address at
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nO essI arsl day's gseof DT kiissis tjT.si usSSs
fgegrw esnd for FHBE "a 90 Trial hosti~ 49, -
- ~ ~ ALiHa la al AErh 81. PhIaaalphtI. -
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INV A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN ESCAPED
SPRING CATARRH BY THE Use Of PE-RU-NA
:, 49,, Dh ore Of Strength Like Spring Catarrh---
Nothing KoDs O"e u ~ Spring Fever Is Spring caarrh

stated ~ was persuaded ~ /. a..
to try 9 bottle Of your great nerve ,osI.
'eIuna, and the results were - vrassss
ny that am more than pleased d =.
,ommend H."
4 Spring TOnIc.
Almost everybody needs a tan,. !,
he spring. Something 10 bvaea N.
,,sryes, inyigoFate the brain ana sIs.s..
no blood. That Peruna viii AZ M.
is beyond all question. Rveryona ~.
has tried II has had tho came sr,sr,
eneo 40 Mira d. w. rimbsrlaka !,
LynchbuIg, Va, who. In Teeent lessa.
made use Of the following weEds, n
always take dose Of PeFnna altar ~.
mess hours, a. Il IL great thin y.
the nerves. There IL no better sn,Ir.
ta'ie. and have used about an y
them"
Gatarrh In Spring.
The sPiing 10 the best time ia t,s..
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spring, The system IL EeIavenasea 4.
pFing weather. This readers 1890
cinss more effective. A short eoa,re n
PeTuna, assisssd BY the halmy n, y
'pIIns. will cure old. stabhora easss Y
eatArrh that hAve resisted treatm.as.
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copy Of Dr.. hartmAn's latest hook 1.
caIsFFn. address Tbs Psruna Mali.
cine Co., Columbus. Ohio.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

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motives IN use are American.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11
Sleeping
Volcanoes

thln. yapory smoke. lAEiiy ascsaAlaR
nom It's crater may Be the only visible sixa
e life Ia the sleeping volcano. bot withia
70 raging sea OF Gre. molten rock and sol.
phurous Eases. Those Who make their
homes In the peaceful valleys below kaow
The danger and, though frequently warned
y the ru7bliaEs Snd qaakiags. these
dEns OF impending eruption 20 UNDECIDED.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-11

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swsrs To tas fsrmss savsFtises4sst ~
ysg 70 shs latter