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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-18
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Lieutenant Colonel j. -. Newton
of Milano, Second Texas. r. v. g..
will be- here for au official inspection
Of the Bryan Light Guards, Co. g..
Second Texas April 5. Capt Win
ter hopes to have the company iu
good shape by that time for che roa-
sou that continuance in the service
aud new guns and equipments, are
dependent upon the Result of this Iu-
spectiou Capt Winter says be-
hopes che boys Of the company will
attend promptly and take proper .u-
torest Boa the work aud that the busi-
ness men who employ Thorn Will
kindly let them OIL promptly Tor
drill, aud aid and encourage the or
ganization as much a. possible. The
company is great credit 10 the
town and should have general co-op-
GRAFTON aud support.
Prof. Sanderson, who was here
from College yesterday, said In reply
to Inquiry that bis department would
conduct boil weevil experiments this
season at the College aud on the
Fountain aud the Smith a Carson
plantations Ia the Brazos bottom.
Like the work Of the farmers this
work has been greatly delayed by
the long continued bad weather.
Prof Carson Is compiling a list Of
farmers OF Brazos and surrounding
counties with whom be expects TO
correspond and hopes to have re-
ports from them regarding the re-
sulis Of early planting and different
kinds Of seed aud cultural methods.
Architect Flanders was here from
Dallas yesterday looking over the
work ou The Methodist church. which
Is now completed. The altar fur
niture and seats for the Sunday
school room have been placed, and
wOrkmen are now placing the seats
In the church. Contractor Jenkins
now has the building ready 10 turn
over 90 Mr.. Flanders, who returned
20 Dallas yesterday aud will notify
the committee OF his decision re-
garding DO.
Mr. II. II. Kirk and family LETT
yesterday Tor Houston Co make their
home. Their many friends in Bryan
regret their departure exceedingly,
but all will unite with The Eagle In
wishing them success In their new
home.
Perfect filters. eNquisit Ia finish
our childreu's aud misses slippers.
We have received our spring line.
s4.SG Webb Bros.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1903-03-18
Key Stone Md.

That Is the brand 81 our ladies
sl.00 shoes, oNfords aud slipper,
Every pair guaranteed.
81 30 Webb Bros.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

One span. weight 800. Price
300. A. NJ. IsBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09
For Special Rates
Every where,
Consult The Great
Rock Island.
Nseses - rax payses.

All parties in Range Z and 8 10
Rio Grande county who have not
been ass~ssed vill please call At
the o6ice of W. j. Clark before
May Goth and list their property.
Ny tims il limited aud ! positively
will not call on any ons the second
time for their schedule.
Z. 8. MArHIAS
County Assessor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09
Look Carefully
To Your Kidneys
DR.. Jenner's
Kidney Pills

cause the kidneys to work -
nature intended they should.
They baild up the shrunksn
walls Of the kidney.. - 70
kaown remedy hes been louad
70 do before.
A. . cure for urinary tsouhias
thsy have no equal.
10. Al. n Camfa -
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

A W. .jermv, the Paper hanger.
Try some cracked wheat for
breakfast food At Fass-tt's.
Bids wanted for the building Of
Groom house bv L. q. Carpenter.
House plants for sale by Mrs.
q. q. Kennedy.
The Force aud flaked rice arc
the popular breakfast foods. Get
them at Esssett'a
Psnsy plants 80 cents a dozen.
Other plants ordered.
W. :. WiNrERNurR.
WANTED. Teams IA do plow.
ing. II. T. PERKINS
Monte Vista, Colo.
The John Kelly shoe for Ladies
ia still IN the lead Tor quality, 1T
aud wear. For saIe by Troutfetter
Anyone troubled with weak eyes.
nervous headaches or illfitting
glasses should not fail 10 ses NJ.
I-ov- Al the Simpson Hotel May
ii.l5 10. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Prices moderate.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09
REV Reas.

Two quarter. sections Of land.
Will. sell any of my property:
horses. cattle. implements. wagons,
harness. etc Cash or note.
Ais" -c,s, t,oints~~ nj river farm.
j. ALFRED Sxiru
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

A. W. Jcrmy. the Painter.
Get your strawberries Saturday
at Bauerle's Bakery.
Mrs. G. q. Kennedy has two
dozen Plymouth Rock hens for sale.
Call and see our new line Of y ice
stationery.
A. l.. STRoup. Druggist
LOST. In town last Thursday,
ON. horse strap with name burned
on. Return, and receive reward.
DIR. WHEDoN.
Seed petatsss.
1000 lbs. seed potato.s
$. ". s. WOODS.
Wanted.
Bids on $50 to $50 cords OF
wood at Camp Carpenter for r. NJ.
B. See
=. ~. CARPENTER, Mgr.
Mules fer Sale.
One span. weight 800. Price
300. A. NJ. IsBELI-
The town proposes To keep pace with
the building boom. See notice for bids
on town hall in another column.
Mrs. Dr. Powell lost belt pin ON th.
street "Wednesday.
WANTED. A irst.class milch
COW. Call Al the JOURNAL Office.
Go to Fnssstt's for childr-n's
ready. made dresseA
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

The best phys,c: Chamberlain
Stomach aud l.,v-r Tshi-i-. fnr
sale by all Druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

EsrRAYED: One COW branded
? 4 on hip and and one 2-year.old
branded CIV. Finder will 10
rewarded by giving me notice.
q. NJ. WHITEAD.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

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+: FOR SALE. 3
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Summer pasture for horses north
of the river by Arthur Graves.
State leases 10 tn. wheat belt at
a bargain. pIowed; cash or on time
Call on Mrs. o. A. Barnes for
CHAEAP MILLINERY!
Two Leases in the wheat belt
plowed and fenced.
A good story and n half brick
house in a nice location.
Black Langshan9 eggs; 30 cents
for setting Of l3. W. c. MEINzER
About 100 tons OF FIRST class
baled hay at Sherldan's ranch on
Spring Greek.
Three choice lots in Marsh nd.
dition l5Ox5O feet. Call at
JOURNAL Office.
Three quarters Of grain land for
Rent or Sale, enquire OF B. F.
Stevens. harness shop.
A few tons Of choice alfalfa for
sale.
GEO. II. BEATTY.
Nv general household goods,
consisting of Home Comfort Range
dishes. carpets, etc.
Mrs. A. ID. FoRp.
Bald barley hay. balcd or un.
bsled. rich IN gram. Would hire
y team for farm work.
g. G. GRAYBILL.
\ 81 inch vide tire farm wagon,
nearly new; 2 desirable lots at
reasonable price; also a good top
buggy. A. VI. lsBgLL.
~ acres Of land one and half
miles from Monte Vista for $500
cash. a bargain.
II. II. MowRAY or
G. KERR.
For lice. mis@s, etc. on poultry
use Lee's lice killer. Sure death
10 vermin. Will loan you my
sprsyer.
GEo. II. BEATTY.
SssA Potatoes.
have seversl choice varieties OF
Seed Potatoes. both early and lsts.
Order quick il yon don't want to
g.t left.
q. b. ALDRIcR.
r0e Rest.
Two quarter. sections Of land.
will. sell any of my property:
horses, cattle. implements. wagons,
harncss, etc Cash or note.
Al-" -cel I'otnts~s NJ river farm.
j ALFRED SMITH
The b-st phys,c: Chami..rlain's
Stomach aud l.,v~r Tablets. fnr
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

You will 6nd = good line Of
spring and summer wash soais In
silk, etc At Troutfester's.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09
SssA Doeaeess,

l have seversl choice varieties OF
Se~d Potatoes. both early aud lsts.
Order quick il yon don't want to
gst left.
q. b. ALDgicH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

For lice. mi,~s, etc. on poultry
use Lees lice killer. Sure death
to vermin. Will loan you my
sprsyer.
GEO. II. BEATTY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

WANTED. A frst.cIAss tnilch
COW. Call at the JOURNAL Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

Mrs. Dr. Powell lost belt pin ON th.
street "Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

The town proposes To keep pace with
the building boom. See notice for bids
on town hall in another column.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

81 acres Of land one and half
miles from Monte Vista for $500
cash. A bargain.
II. II. MowRAY or
G. &. KERR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-05-09

Go to Fnssstt's for childr-n's .
ready. made dresseA
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
sh. IA. sIsp, Tor g osl..

Salt Lake. Utah. March 30 Pay
sicians u this city. more particularly
those attached 20 the atan u the Holy
Cross hospital. are AZ loss % a.
count tor the condition " MlaA Bessie
Knelt. g years of age who for the
past Is days has been asleep Dur.us
that time the young lady has aJt
spoken a word nor had. 10 all appear
aRces, a waxing moment Attrr tl~
hrst week % her long a.gm1~r she
vas taken from the home 0t her ga-
ents In this city and removed 10 the
hospital where despite numerous -
forts On tho part ot physicians tu
arouse her. her condition r-malaa ul
changed
She lies with closed eyes breathing
naturally. day after day aud night AZ
ter night At long Intervals she raises
her cyelids a littie. bat never opena
them when tapped on the f1rea-a
she u seemingly annoyed. but giyrs
40 other evidence u consciousness
She Is led az suitable Intervals with
liquid food. which she swallows QUITO.
matically when ID ID poured down har
throat. but In spite u this nnurlsh
msnt she Is gradually wasting awa7
and the physicians believe that should
her present condition continue abe will
pass from sleep % death through the
sxhaustion 81 tho vital forces
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
DEWEY PRAISES NAVY SERVICE.
Says Every Man ls a Man Of Intslli-
aenee.

aenee.
Newark. n. 1.-The Evening News
prints an interview with Admiral
Dewey. credited TO its Washington
correspondent. in which the admiral is
quoted as saying:
The United States has the greatest
navy in the world, for this reason: Ev-
cry man in the United States navy
is a man OF intelligence. He knows
Just what to DO and the right time to
do il.
"A warship is an enormous machine
shop. and every part OF that ponderous
creation must be operated by intelli-
gencs. Every unit can not be told at
the time of action by officers just what
to do and when to do H. The least
man must know for himself. Orders
that are given TO a crew are neces-
sarily OF a general character, but in
conflict every stroke OF work must be
directed by intelligence. This Is what
makes the United States navy the
greatest navy In the world.
The German navy. for instance. Is
an entirely different organization In its
makeup OF human material. | have
made deep study Of that navy. My
belief Is that its efficiency In possible
action is greatly oyerestlmated- The
men do not begin 10 compare in edu.
cation and intelligence with Ameri
cans. Their men have. in my opinion.
been educated so that they look 10
the officers and depend upon them for
specific instructions in the least MAJ
ters- They have not the self reliance
Of the Americans"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
THE MEN AND WOMEN
Who Enjoy the Choicest Products
Of the Worlds Commerce.
knowledge Of what Il Bgst More Im-
portrait Than wealth with
out o..

Il must be apparent % every 5rs tb,F
qualities u the highest order are n--ss.
sary 90 enable Tho osst ~ tho gr5.Is--. .,.
modern commerce 20 attain permanent.
TO universal acceptance However a,..r.
heraidsd. they may not hope Cor u8-..,.7- 81.
prominence unless they meet villa rr
general approval not n l1lly.lurI4 .ar..
but OF the many who have Tho r4rr.
faculty ~ selecting. enjoying ard learn.
ing thn real worth ~ the choicest prod.
ucts. Ihs'r COMMUNICATION. consequently
becomes !mportan. 10 others. s--- D.,
meet The requirements NJ th- veu In
FORMED OF all countries the method ~
manufacture must be NJ the n4st .a-.
feet order and the comb nation ,h- M,
excellent Of Its kind The above .s f,..
not OF food products only. On. IA rsr-.
clally applicable TO medicinal agent, at
after nearly quarter OF a -art..ry F
growth and general use the rv.zIir-,
remedy. Syrup Of Figs. i4 sv-rysrs-.
accepted. throughout the world ,s aha,
best OF family laKatlves Ita qusttty g..
due not only 10 the excellence az r.
combination or the laxative and -,rr,r-
auvo principles of plants known ts ,,,
most bensfclally on the system and rr-.
sented In the form of pleasant and re-
ireshing Hquid. but also 10 Tho rnrthaI
- manu- HttHFe OF the ta|ifurn1 TH.4
syrup Co which ensures ffa, ur.ro-,-.
" and purity essential IN rsm.Iy ,,..
tended for family Use Ask any phv.I.
clan who IA we'll informed and he sin
answer at once that Il IL an rrrsu,,,
laxative. II ut all eminent IN his rr,
tesslon and has made a special stun, ~,
laxatiVes and their effects upon Tho s,,,
TEN he Will ten you that II is tbs h.,
OF family laNatives. because II IA si,,
pie and wholesome and clsauaas ,,t
sWeetens the system snactualIy ubrr
laxative Is needed without am u..
pleasant after-efroets. Every wsli'ir
formed druggist OF reputable atandt,,
knows that Syrup Of Figs Ia an eyrci'
lent laxative and IA glad 10 sell (, a,
the regular price Of nifty cents por hat,
tie, because Il gives general saflsr,c.
tioH' but one should remember that in
order to get the beneficial effects NJ
Syrup OF Figs u II necessary 20 buy m.
genuine, which IL sold in original parL
ages only; the name OF the renedv
Syrup OF Figs and also the fun narns nj
The Company-Callfornla Fig syrup "a
on the front Of every package
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04

was unable to get up. Corbett was
strong and ready, and had McGoyern
risen =. 10 his feet he probably would
have been seriously hurt. AS 1t was.
II was nearly a minute after MCCOY
ern had been carried TO his corner
before he was able to sit up or IN
derstand what had happened. The
that the decision was an outrage.
They said McGovern had been in
structed to fight cautiously. and when
he was knocked down he was to take
the full count, and that McGovern
followed his instructions. They claim
at the count Of 10 he was on his feet.
and although dazed, knew what be
was doing. They also claimed that
he had plenty Of tight in him and
would have lasted the rest OF the
round Referee Graney's decision
seemed TO meet with the approval Of
most Of the spectators. as McGovern
was apparently thoroughly beaten.
1T was my own way of winning the
fight" said Young Corbett after the
light 4 fought cautiously in every
round and felt McGoyern weakening
toward the end Of the contest.
caught him with a left on the jaw
and sent him back against the ropes
He dropped his hands to his side
which was a sure signal to me thai
| 1 had won the contest. / went for
MIN. put rights and left to head anc
jaw. and was forced to fight myself
free In the clinch. The final bio 4
was a right uppercut to the jaw thai
put McGoveru to the floor for this
full count"
1T was the greatest robbery in tbs
history Of the prize ring said Nc
Govern Il had Corbett beaten from
start to finish. landed on him whef
and where pleased and surely woul.
have had him out within a fe7
rounds"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
LIEUT.. FAULKNER DlsaRAcEo.
confesses to Having Passed Worthless
Checka.

confesses to Having Passed Worthless
Checks.
A Special from skagway. Alaska,
says:
Lieutenant Charles Faulkner has
been placed in close confinement on
orders Of Major Pitcher. commanding
the Eighth inafntry. Faulkner Is trst
lieutenant OF Company VI, and has
been giving checks on banks in the
states for money. One check came
back protested, and the merchant on
whom 1t was passed conn planned %
Major Pitcher, who summoned Faux.
ner before him. The latter confessed
not only to having passed worthless
checks. but to having taken money in
trusted 10 him by the company mess
and also To Incorporating money
belonging to several men as their pay
Faulkner Is a son OF ex-senator
Faulkner Of West Virginia, and has a
brilliant military record. He was the
iFst officer 10 enter the gates OF Pskin
with his company when that city was
attacked.
a cur Una ttaA Will uHdDubtcN4y W
held as witnesses can be obtained
easily. Several officers will have to
be sent from Fort Vancouver and 9th
er places on the Sound 10 try him.
Much sympathy Is expressed for him
but there was none to blame but him.
self. as his brother officers warned
him against his extrayagances. The
amount Of his misappropriatious is
said to be over $1,000"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
A Novel Banquet.

The equestrian dinner projected by
c. K. G.. Billings Of New York and
Chicago. concerning which many sto.
ries have been published. took place
in New York recently. According to
the Herald, the dinner was not held
in Billings new stable. as was origin.
ally projected. but was In the ball
room Of Sherry's. which was trans
formed into a rural scene by the in
PRODUCTION Of grassy lawns, thick 10
liage and thick beds Of flowers. Here
the guests assembled on 30 richly
caparisoned horses bearing on theif
saddle bows small tables two feet In
length by IS inches wide. covered with
cloths. The steeds. all high school
horses from a riding academy. we're
perfectly trained. and remained mo
tionless while attendants In costume
served the various courses to the rid
erg.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
YOUNG C]RBETT'S VICTORY
ne WHIPPED TERRY McovERN
m ELEVEN ROUNDS.
The Fight II San Francisco Tuesday
Night Was Fast and Furious Al
Throuah-corbett Fought Like a
MaehIns-Exeitsmsnt Was intense
At RIneslde.

Mechanics Pavilion. San FraneIseo,
April 2.-wTliAm Rothwell. better
known as Young Corbett." OF Denver.
Col, showed decisiyely that his vic
tory over Terry MeGovern OF Brook
Ign at Hartford q year ago last
Thanksgiving was no fuke. BY defeat
ing McGoVern In the Ilth round after
a fight in which there was not a sec
ond OF idleness for either man. 10
nearly every round Corbett. nghting
like u machine, never overlooking an
opportunity to send home his blows.
had a shade the better Of the argu-
ment. and when. finally. in the 18th
round. he got the Brooklyn terror
into a neutral corner he punished him
so badly that the latter sank to the
hoor q badly defeated man Corbett
put .McGovern down In the nrst round
for a count OF seven and repeated II
in the second.
There was some question as 70
whether or not McGovern was down
at the count Of 10. and for q few min
utes IL looked as II there would BE-
q free for all fight McGovern tried
to get up. tried hard. and was on his
feet an instant after the timekeeper
counted him out George Harding.
the club timekeeper. who counted Nc
Govern out. stated after the fight that
the blows that knocked McGoyern out
were left and right swings on the jaw
and a right uppercut on the chin
Harding said McGoyern was in 4
dazed condition; that when he had
counted nine he mouoned TO him TO
get up. but McGoyern was too con
fused TO notice. and was unable TO do
so. At the count OF 10 McGovern
started to rise. but II was too late,
and the referee awarded the fight u
Young Corbett- Harding said that
McGoyern was completely out and
that it was q mercy to him that he
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
OREGON NOTES.

Pleasant Armstrong. who killed Miss
Minnie Ensminger. near Haines. on
Christmas morning. has made a full
confession OF his crime. The killing
was one Of the most atrocious knowa
In the west.
The Jury in the Armstrong murder
case returned a verdict Of murder In
the hrst degree, after having been out
all night.
A. l.. Bedding was hanged in the jail
yard OF Portland recently. The exc
cution was without incident and he
died In II minutes after the trap fell
Hereafter executions will take place
In the state penitentiary.
The United States government has
advertised for bids for furnishing SIS.
900 tons Of stone to be used In the ex.
tension Of the Jetty at the mouth Of
the Columbia river. "a miles seaward
The work Is one OF great magnitude
and Involves the expenditure Of 81.
600 900.
The proposed WaTlowa forest re-
serve. which It is generally conceded
will be established nearly on It's pres
ent boundaries by the department. con.
tains approximately $4,000 acres Of
rugged. mountainous Wallowa county
land. Twenty-six townships are all.
or nearly all. taken In.
Sheep are dying in great numbers
all over eastern Oregon. the season OF
losses being at it's height. Stockmen
fear the aggregate loss will run to 20
per cent before April Is Feed Is prac
tically all gone. and focks are rustling
for themselves on the short struggling
grass on the hillsides Of the interior.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04

Recommendation Of the committee was
IL 10 3.
United States Minister SauireI
says:
The ratification Of the treaty IN
oOnaitlonally Is due 10 the assurance
Of President Roosevelt that he will
call special session OF congress be
fore December l. This action will be
appreciated and accepted by the Gu
ban government and people as an ad
ditional evidence OF the most sincere
friendship and interest on the part OF
the Americans, in whom they have
faith and confidence"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04

ln tanning Elr msm5~fs * lAr ~
Louis far g1n-ulssL9a as grggpleA r.g
= th- .as passed by tEr senate lez
la.ar4rr. Governor Mcbride Iii agt
aypu.at single member u ghc ten
aa-ary tummtsa pa selected ~ him
3n~ year ago. rw3 rausaY eJaamls
sion leaders ~ ms .asg agasz aaa
senate afr Hamed lie HsgatDr " asEen
" TgiuiAn ID spuaAns aa1 Hsprv
s-nat.s- q ~ h. Praa.ra % AsosIn
county The other n3rn5srs ass A.
trrd alAck asysr Aa4 ps-sI1rat IL
Fa- Fa.rha1-u Land rpm pany n f.
Thomas. an Aaaeectrs lumber AL
s4.ax.g manufacturer. h.lvas4 e.
th"asfY a Seattle merchant. TA1mas
HAsriax'1r. Merchant ut Harkiey
Pi-rr. eDusty. " W R1B-rtson. rdI
tgr g Jh- TakIma HrUgb,t- S1rth
Yakima v g. Hay ~ Wubar. tIa
coin rnln,y rrai estate aggug AaG
secretary x fa~ r~9ablleaa stats ron
tral rammt,f-o. aa4 fioorEs Llasley OF
Clarke ruurfg
Tee governor also appointed D. J.
Nymha North YAGtnA. Successor 10
+ + Benson. "a H~mb~r Il tho stats
fs.r commission.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
Immiarants BY Ihousands.

New York, March 31.-Immigrant
arrivals at Ellis island today broke all
records for Sunday in the history oil
the harbor Of New York. By night
fall, when Commissioner Williams
stan had sifted through the great
mass brought in by the Philadelphia
the Campania, the Savior and the
Graf Waldersee, 1t was found that 1855
men. women and children had passed
through the chutes and were either
speeding to their new homes or else
awaiting further investigation In the
detention compartments.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
Accept Operators, Demand.

Terre Haute. Ind, March 31.-A
majority Of the 1000 bituminous min
ers OF Indiana have voted to accept
the operators demand that last years
agreements be accepted with an ad
vance Of IL IL per cent in wages
The miners delegates meet here TO
morrow. when the first official returns
OF the vote will be received.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
Beware Of olntments for catarrh Thai
Contain Mercury.

IS mercury will surely destroy the sense q
smell and completely derange the whole sys
TEN saen eutsring It through the mucous sur
faces Such articles should never be used eH
eept on prescriptions from reputable physicians
as the damage they will do IS ten fold 70 ID,
good you can possibly derive from them HalPi
Latarrh Cure, manufactured By r. J. Cheney Z
70, loledo. y, contains no mercury. and u
,aken internally. acting directly upon The bIoo~
and mucous surfaces Of the system. In buyin.
Halls Catarrh Cure Be sure you get the zenu
me. IL 10 taken internally and made ir
nonials free
sold BY Druggists, price 7se per bottle.
HallI Family Pills are The beat
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04
Fatal Ashlsss wsgA.

tauisvule. NJ Mssra si-R q
ssfttzp. = taambes u gAs wask ts4m
{ ths rairurHlsY ~ tHaAaa. wAs 90
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-04

Hon. John Williams, County Commits
sioner, VI SIT West second ,trvsE, nu.4th
MINI, says the l0uo~lng In regard -
PerunA:
"As remedy FOR eataFrh can cheerful
ly recommend PeFuna. know " bat . Is
Is TO suffer from tia, terrible disease Aad
feel that II Is my duty ~ spsat a god