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Sporting News.

twice in the first round, but in the
fifth the latter recovered and put
Young Corbett in a decidedly bad way
ing was superb. his right and left
slashes being very effective. A ter
rife right on the jaw finished Murphy
after one minute of fighting in the
sixth round.
The chief topic of conversation fir
ring circles at present hinges abou,
the Corbett-Jeffries go at San Fran
| cisco in August. There seems to be
no question In the minds of many
that Jeffries will have an easy vic
tory, for the champions huge bulk
and wonderful hitting power are ex-
pected to overcome COrbett before
the fight has gone very far. Jeffries
training with Fitzsimmons has help
ed him wonderfully. Corbett is not
| talking as much as usual. but is evil
IDENTIFY preparing earnestly for the
| fight in which he hopes to gain the
much coveted belt.
The best fight among the little fell
lows will be between Benny Yanger
and Eddie Hanlon, scheduled for San
wonderful showing against Young
Corbett he has had q lot of admirers
who think he has an impregnable de-
Tense. If he can withstand the
PUSHES Of Yanger, there is no doubt
he will win the fight.
Jack Root and George Gardner fight
at Fort Erie July 1. Both are pre-
pairing in a conscientious manner and
the fight for the title of light heavy
weight champion will be one of the
best ever pulled off. The men will
weigh in at 1876 pounds.
Jack O'Keefe, who recently fought
draw with Jimmy Britt In Butte,
will meet the winner of the Fitzger-
ald-Canole fight which takes place in
Boston July 4.
A San Francisco report says that
Thomas II. Williams, president of
the New California Jockey club, is
planning the formation of Pacific
coast circuit embracing every track
as far east as Denver.
The Elks' baseball team has posted
notice on the chalk board of the
S. A. A. c. challenging any team in
the city TO cross bats with them on
Sunday the -. And the dash has
world of meaning In It, Walter
McCallum's band Of antlers will play
on Sunday all right enough, but which
Sunday. Eddie Rothrock's team of
Sauer Bowls have tried persistently
to get game with the Elks, but Nc
Callum don't seem to have any open
dates except Sunday the -
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The Spokane Pioneers society is
holding the annual reunion today at
Natatorium park. A picnic dinner
was served at 2 o'clock. After dinner
speeches were made by prominent
citizens under the direction of Toast
master NJ. T. Harrison and q fitting
program rendered. after which. dan
cling began.
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The Indians were treated to a dose
of heir own medicine yesterday, the
Helena Senators administering the
decoction.
Big Thompson, who does the slab
performance for the Senators, and
Jack Zalusky. the Indian who plays
backstop, engaged in an alteration
for about minute and a half and
Just when things were getting good
the difficulty was settled and apollo
gies made.
Altogether the game was as good
an exhibition as any game seen in
Helena this season.
Score by innings.
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go spragus street.

In the federal court today Frank
James pleaded guilty to the charge
of selling alcoholic drinks TO Indians.
1t seems that he is an old offender,
but It has been difficult TO catch him.
The case In held over.
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mines of the Mexican Coal & Coke
company at Las Perancos, Mexico.
Twenty-Five were killed and many in
jured.
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FORT WORTH, Tex, June ga
telegram received here today saws
mat an explosion occurred AT the
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Exchange National Bank
The Traders NalIonal Bapk

OF Spokane, Wash. Oldest bank in
the city. Capital, s2oo, 600. officers-
x Xias Ghsrss E ksSss.
cashier: J, Elmer West, assistant
cashier. Directors--Alfred Coolidge,
A. Kuhn, Nj NJ. Cowley, Patrick Clark.
James Monaghan,
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80 0HrC vCVory C0-o 90
80 ah,a,, on. ,,oo c.ar.,,,
80. ro,,, 80. ~. .aeso.
Al 80. ~ I,,,,a ,1uo .,u,. o.
sale or exchange for city property:
8, 10, 16. 20 acre tracts for sale,
near city; 40 acres near city on
river, 1900. John r. Price, 314
Traders block
1I10T1oI:V0T0- 1x0I.Eo- WIIV-
W.. hocLhend. .unera,o,. ho,.
etc. permanently removed. Thin or
gray hair corrected or restored.
Aanicuring. N. 4. Electro-Thera-
peutlc Co., sVI-' Moha"k DIX iei.
L. 1sfi.
rA1 TAE1A 0ETECT1vE sE1V1cE
60. we 40 general oetectlVe pus-
mess IN all parts Oh ohlteo states
ana Canaoa. spokane once. 40
empire State Dulioing. w. o.
a671. Night phone. Front 81.
xoA oAA1-oo" AAS1 oot
piles' 1nciuolhe ooors' sash' mould
1nss' ieaoeu glass carpenter
Uen'n' .a ,auoe a,,, 1870 50 " nanuens .
49,. 49, u,,on,
--. - :
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I
hereby notify the public that 1 will
not be responsible Tor any DEBTS
contracted by my wife, Lizzie Gray
bowsky, who left my bed and board
A. V. Grayoowsky' spokane wash
1une 20, Two.
FoR sALE-KoLL TOP TYPE
writer desk and typewriter. cabi-
net file, Office chair, bookcase, bed
room suit. rug and lawn mower.
W1S04 Dean avenue.
mvv vCopI1,a AunrYoV 10voV
J. APPEL. proprietor. New and Sec
ond hand goods. Bought. sold and
exchanged. $40 Riverside avenue.
Phone Blue $50.
oo-oP91ArIvE rAILoRs-xEEP
all suits in order free of charge.
Suits made to order, $12 and up
ward. S21 Division street. Phone
East 1882.
PAWN 11OXE1s AND LOAN OF
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ron HALE-OONTRACTORS' SUP
plies, including doors, sash, mould
ings, loaded glass. carpenters
bench. ladders. brick, salamanders
and stoves, sliding door hangers
and track, staff capitals, etc. W1304
Dean avenue.
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ExECT1oLTsI1 - HOLES, w1n-
kles. blackheads. superfuous hair.
etc. permanently removed Thin or
gray hair corrected or restored.
Nanicuring. N. Y. Electro Thera-
peutic Co., 4o2-: Mohawk blk Tel
Il. 1871.
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rHH TXExx DETECTIVE SERVICE
Co. We do a general detective bus
mess in all parts Of United States
and Canada. Spokane office. AIS
Empire State building. w. g.
Swain, manager. Day phone. Red
1871. Night phone, Front 81.
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and chicken ranches; 1929 Spofford
avenue, 7-room house, 3 lots, $3.50;
40 acres on Five-Mile prairie for
sale or exchange for city property;
g. 10, 15, 20 acre tracts for sale,
near city; 40 acres near city on
river, $500. John r. Price, 314
Traders block
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I
hereby notify the public that l will
not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife. Lizzie Gray
bowsky. who left my bed and board
A. v. Graybowsky, Spokane, Wash.
June 49, 1903
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A San Francisco report says that
Thomas Fl. Williams, president of
the New California Jockey club is
planning the formation of Pacific
coast circuit embracing every track
as far east as Denver. ~
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ron SALE-1oLL TOP TYPE.
writer desk and typewriter. cabi-
net file, Office chair, bookcase, bed
room suit. rug and lawn mower
WHOA Dean avenue
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He was made Commlsslousr % Pen.
sions Ia iSsJ by President Cleveland
and served during the lattsr's nrss
term. Ia ls92 the Democratic preal.
dental ticket was elected In Illinois.
and II carried along with It Geasrai
Black az one ~ the Cougrrzsmsn a q.
large. From 1895 to isDO he was tai.
ted States attorney Tor the northern
District OF Illinois lie has been com,
mandsr OF the military order Of ths
Loyal Legion % Illinois aud Depart.
msnt Commander o. the = A. 3. gas
Illinois The second picture repro
duced herewith Is from a rare wartlms
photograph.
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beat uss The eyes ska lAeg A.
ttsrd as veal sFom Iila*sA
4 mustard plaster nass wisA -
wAlfs u 40 EGG viii Dot tgssssF.
uoa'g bsstsW tsss care upse ~ tss.4
tAsp Hpoa esaPAsti@a asd h&is
Whrs valKisx aaa't sAsew tAs aapa
dsrs far baek u The lies ~ - W.
sas bold Ne aFSas RICHLY AZ ~ 49,
poas b~rsns tee sssst Aasalfs
plumpbrss sf cuut0uF e ~ e. msas
unb~eoalaE. easpalssss ts q tAAag >
10 avoided
Hlilsus hsadaeas RAY cites v =
'isv~i ~ dsiaktaG tua ssaspaaaads
- aasly powdered eharreai disssitea
Ia haif q glass u wates. A ssttsa
powder shoaid bs tsksa zee tsx
later.
Toat thlak that hsenuss Yua ale =
aad 'atr yoa aiss shassd b. at ans
that nature hes laid aswH . lac tas
Wamsa shall aerumalats lsysss -
yrars. llks a aA gnalla os asp eGaw
tree.
To keep the hatr from bsc0nInr %
snd splitting at the ends clip ! stHf
two vs~as Shampgs u encs msaa
with CASTLE soap. avoiding ~ 80 Z
bavsI and amH4oaiA. SINCE u ufs
fully and regularly.
A small bottle of oil o. lavsaasf
80 grateful to The staserpam "sastm
AZ 10 the home lavaiId. tt's stia uaes
so when one has a seaaick Fpemaas
A few drops In q llttin hgt water s1ssa
ems the atmosphere dellriously,
The old fashioned skipping Fuge
said 10 BE- . great aid 10 heaasf. -
% the miraculous power whseh 80
to BE- attributed 10 the bicycle 49,
supposed to attach to u. its MISSES
IL the strengthening of the heari -
the renewal % youthful charsa. -
ROPES are provided with handles -
may be shortened for high skipp'as ,
will.
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r woman wso s~t@s

Swimming will do more 10 ue'e'"P
p.rfect health In women than any
other fOrm OF exercise. II defsI0PS
the whole body symnetTieahy' zoos
ens the Joints, gives free action 10 'hS
limbs IL increases the lung eaaAe-
ity. Inducing deep breathing stFa'shs'
ems the frame. throwing the chest Tor
ward aud the shoulders back. Inc
woman who swlms gains all this, and
ia the gainiHg has much plrasuFs,
Ia the wafer she is suspended. WIN
our TN. LEAST hIudunee 10 The mo
ton OF her body, she can move hsf
arms or legs la any direction an'1
bend the trunk freely The dinefeut
methods os swimming. all Of which
she viii learn iu time. bring Into use
all the muscles u the legs and arms
A swimmer sOvn Lrarus deep breath
INK. as a drvp Dcvatn will Ae*p the
body al the surface OF the wafer "ith'
out the extra effort required ~ ths
lse % The legs Aad arms.
The Positions VI ths sW1hh1rF a.
hrst seem strange 10 woman The
ii.use of certain musetra has desvu'
Grated them. and hru she eaters she
walter 10 swim shr f~ra 80 theilha'
t.on 10 Csc muscles wblgh shr has eSS
used since early ch..iaood ta1 mus
clra % bee waist ANT aJiDm~n. What
sh. d@-a Try % de- il 10 maAe Inc saiae
restricted motions tAAE abs IL forced
u make ordinarily, The Anses together
and the lytlr Irrky strOAea % IRE
ar,As aad legs She s9oh sses The
folly VI tAls. hnwrsrr. Aha la um-
acquires tbr long. sa~epins graceful
stgg&r o. legs aaI asms NlltA cUalrs
@, The proficient ss.muer ~ geac-
t!re
Who has ever watched ne arJ.ges
N a prygvuaI1nsi swlmmrr ahf h.5tei
The long sweep % tho umbs. ths 70
cuvrry OF the arms t5r thc new straks.
ani ths side. perverted ssiuE ID, the
legs, without drsiFv 70 arVuir- a
uLti, sAtIl aai poser. sonbinrd vl,s
a Lilac grace VI motloa MAstAAlsa =
MagaEtHs.
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| have learned from a close study Of
some few hundred married couples
II. then, you want to Inspire a
fierce. overwhelming passion In your
lover. you will have a better chance
II you are his physical opposite. But
IL you wish to inspire deep and lasting
friendship. you will have n better
chance by being his physical counter
part.
Looking round the women know
who are, first and foremost. their hus
bands chums. am amazed to find the
majority are dark and have dark hus
bands
In the rare cases I know Of, where
a fair man and a fair woman are the
best comrades, have Invariably
found that their pursuits are entirely
different.
The fair man and woman are Saxon
to the core. and love fields. animals
mud, long walks, and the pleasures OF
nature. while the dark couple crave
excitement and are mentally more
acute.
The conclusion Of the matter seems
to be that man must choose his wife
according to what position he wishes
her to I'LL in his life. II he wants
something TO worship. something to
delight his eyes, something to pro-
vide relaxation when the days work
Is DONE he should choose a golden
haired maiden. II he wants passion
ate devotion and poetic fervor he
should select a girl with raven hair
and dark-brown eyes. but he must run
the risk Of a vehement temper and a
Jealous disposition. II he is a farmer
or a quiet business man he should
marry his physical opposite, because
the contrast Is more piquant. But II
he is a man dependent upon his brain
for a living. his first need IL sym
pathy. and this viii be found In the
woman who 10 of the same coloring
and similar temperament.
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AIRS q 4. cHAtSer. nouared
Mrs. Chauary "a the daughter % ths
late Colonel Carr. Of toulsvul. pa
hia death be lrst but a fsu thsusa al
dollars Insurance. gar Ais wl4sw sad
two daughters but villain ghrs.
monihs Alice had mavrtsd Samuel
sluaas Chauncy. a mlllisaairs New
Yorker Soon after hrr ularrjas~ hrs
husband died. she then went 10 In.
rops with her mother Aad sister and
attracted mnrh attention IA t.ondan
and on the ruutiHsnt By her bsnutT
Her sister IL nos he wife Of Lord
Marlborough. a. irish pasr and In.
ElIsh baroust. Mrs. Cbaunry Il regal.
~ beautiful and adds 10 this qaality
The additional oRs % being vsry
wealthy.
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Should Dark Women
Marry Dark Men?


They do these things differently in
England. II one may judge by the fol
lowing article in an English publica-
ton on should a Dark Woman Mar
~ a Dark ManT
l know there Is a scientific law
Likes repel. unllkes attract" But
surely It is a far cry to fit an cleo
trical statement to souls. Though. OF
course, love may be a subtle kind Of
magnetism. In which case undoubtedly
the dark should marry the fair.
The great advantage Of this seems
that roughly speaking. fair people
take life more easily than dark ones,
and are less nervous and more ami
able. Therefore the ideal mate for
the dark. energetic. highly strung
man Is the blonde, placid. good-tem-
pered woman whose calmness will
cool his lmpetuosity.
Just In the same way the golden
haired girl with violet eyes will prob
ably be drawn to the dark Italian
looking fellow whose eloquent brown
eyes seem to speak a world Of passion.
ate yearnlng.
His eagerness. his audacity, will
move her more than a blonde lovers
Saxon handsomeness. The dark lover
will be her Ideal. the force Of contrast
will draw them together, and they
will be, in the eyes Of the world,
perfectly matched pair.
know OF dozens Of goo ladies' who
sigh their loudest and exclalm, Dear
me! We shall see what we shall see"
when they hear that 4 dark man and
a dark girl are going to make a match
Of It. According to them the doom
Of the unfortunate couple is settle,l,
because their hair and eyes are the
same in color.
This Is going too far. We've all
known happy couples who were Of tho
same complexion. just as we've known
unhappy pairs whose coloring made a
fine contrast.
For the comfort Of the dark haired
Gill who hopes to marry a man whose
looks are almost her own color, I'm
going to quote q few of the things
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that there are more than half a million
establishments for the manufacture OF
some article Of commerce. And these
establishments are using capital to the
amount OF S9.S35. 0sG.9C9. and employ.
lnS 307.f74 clerks and officials and
wage chrners to the number Of 5.3l6.-
sO2.
But II the mind refuses this hish hur.
die what Is the mental condition OF the
fellow who tries to jump the fact that
SI.3lS 14i.TJJ worth Of raw material
Il consumed annually by this array Of
factories. and makes out Of this ma.
sertal manufactured products worth
altogether $13Ot4.2 s7. 4as? That sum
Is nearly ten times the authorized capl.
tallzatiOu Of the greatest corporation
0n earth. The United States Steel Cor.
pOratlOn. II represents the actual val.
ne Of the States Of New York and
Pennsylvania combined.
The product In 1890 was less BY
nearly $4.OOO.0OOOOO. while that Of
1880 was only n little more than ST..
OOO.OO0.OO0. We rank first among the
manufacturing nations Of the earth.
for we produce, according to the most
accurate authorities. about half as
much as all OF Europe combined. the
United Kingdom ranking next Ger.
many third. France fourth and Ans.
tria-Hungary fifth.
Further statistics show that 10000
900 people more than ten years of age
are engaged In productive industry.
More than one-thlrd are in agriculture.
fifth In domestic and personal ser.
Vice, a fifth In trade and transporta.
tion, the professions hold a meaaer
twentieth, while fourth are I'm a
manufactures and the mechanical pur.
suits, Including mining.
An ingenious statlstician baa Hgpred
out the relative proportions Of the ser,
es engaged In these manufacturIny
pursuits as follows: II given eatah,
hshment employing 100 persons de-
sired the typical division Of men. WON.
en- and children, It would be Obliged %
employ seventy seven men more than
10 years Of age, twenty women mora
than 10, and three children or young
persons more than 10.
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-
Couches have saved more minae -
nervous systems than ell The doese'
and medicines put together.
II lie the hest rsfuge that the 90
worked housskegper has. did she =.
know u: and the only fault have =
find with women IL that. ~ -
they do not use their couChes y"
enough.
When distracted by the infinite eas@
n the household and worried ess
this bill and that. woman shes-
have a place where che can throw 81
self down. and. stretched at ease 4
low her troubles 10 straightea U.s.
selves out Of their own accord. IL
By these means hysteffa ls aVola s,
beauty IL preserved. and the womsa.
chances for eternal salvation =.
helped tremendously Philadaip'
North American.
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A stnrane-I.attrrr

A bit Of dialogue In tho Chicago
Tribune seems to indicate that science
has no monopoly Of knowledge. and
that even In definitions Of Its own
making there may be an unsuspected
wealth Of meaning.
Thomas" said the teacher Of the
night school. "can you tell me what a
storage battery isT'
"Yes'm,' replied Thomas. readily
Il know. It's de pitcher an ketcbe,
what do cap'n brings out when ds
udder fellers begins to pile up runs on
i'm"
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| vii not 'peni varpttaas daTs
Beside q Summer sea.
Nor will I ssss ths pleasant ways
OF E1J humantY
lyon no mountains rpxgs,i crest.
Hui / unfold my tent.
But 10 place ot peaceful rest
Ny moments Nd, be spent.
Il journey 70 = quis, spot.
HsyonA SHADY Ians.
The threshold 1t q moss. grown cot
Ny feet will cross again.
And then her lIps I'm fandi7 press.
Her form ! will embrace,
III lnos upon the iovslnssa
OF her angelic face.
Wen stroll together. eide By sil.
And. gazing in her eyes.
Ny h"7ri will thrill with msnlv prii.
And love that never dies
For. In that rot n hnmbIa cham.
Amles my purrst 10y
Ny mother waits With Oman arm.
To welcome home her boz.
--LesIis'' Weekly.
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q. 1850. lie removed 10 Dauyllle Ill.
when Il child lie was educated la tho
common schools there aud al Wabash
College. Cradfurdsytile. Ind on April
Is, 1861, he enlisted In the Ualoa
Army as private lie soon rose 20
the rank OF Colonel, and on April -.
1868. was mustered out as breyss
Rrigadier General Of Volunteers, After
the war General Black established
himself in the law business 10 Chica 80.
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Regard. Man =. o-r, N,,.....

regard" Man a. os1v NuIss,r..
a leading club woman Of tho E,.,
who has had considerable e1pariorn.
with mentor. not satisfied with orc
trial. she has had three husbapas h..
very poor opinion Of the stsrner -,
I weigh mans moral Can't a, a..
scale Of hls personal hablta." shs ,or.
A man. when he Is perfectly nlcc .r1
clean, tastefully dressed and No. -
IL bnd enough, but a man who w.,
MS hair In his eyes and over hls cotla.
manlcures outside his own room ,.an.
around sits with his feet higher ,haa
MS head and all that ls unbearabl. =,
married one OF the beasts Ina 1vsr,or,
" I'd break him to dscency or IA . !"
nl'n with Indigestion. What's N. 80 49,,
OF a husband. anyway He bs. ns .o
Deen more or less than DO, or ~
Wider. By his own admlsslon ,.,L p'o-
composition has destroyed his n.as,,
ness "a provlder. That IA al, r,.,,,
SIMPLY makes him twice a DO, NJ.
having reduced him to HE ,o Wv
'2rmA' since 1t was only a question go -
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NNNE VIA
Praise your wife man; fsr 49,.
sake. praise your wife when ~ 4
serves ltl II won't lalnrs hsr -
though Il may fFlghten her som. ~ ".
lis ssrangeness II yea visa = 49,.
and keep her happy. giTs hsr le,ss.
Nosd occasionally. II she takes 4. =.
to make y0a something preery. 49,
lake Il with only:
~Irs. II l. very pretty. wsa9 ~
hand me my pap~fg'
IL will Iaks sou 0nly = mamee.
time TO kiss her aud tell hss shs : q.
bssg wife Ia towR, You wgii ana 4 /.
10 a paying Investment soc VA
vii yleid JOG . large EeanEn IA y
creased care aud willing iabos - ~.
eomfgFs, LaFIns praise vii haAnm
laboE wonderfully. and Shgaia y s.se
~ bestowed
called On . fsiend Gee Gag ~
f0und her up 10 hss eyes 10 nm
-UA. dear" che sati. ~this i - y
mY bad days, everything Eass wrne
aHi haveHt g0t . ghsng 4sase
-isg as hslp ypa.~ said
no. DO. she replied. Ewatiy paaAm
ms tate the stftiag FaoE ~taa M
10 lssxe everything aad rest was
box nuse lass stps W lAA -
nFst. pcluttnE 10 an 4giY speg wARa
ilsasuFrl Tbs ps~tty olelagA
Jast a. she stepped 10 % il hss IT,
band eams ias b. dhan't see mA "
asnt straight to bis wIfe, Oms mnsA
In. asd BE placed ksr - 49, a.
ahsi. taKinG the esath froaa hm hant
ip~'i W ne spgs hiazs~ts
~TArFs. basg bea~ 10 sah& sFM
hsrs teas sroasa 10 DAP tes rrM
yo4Fs~ls all sat ErtFfug a. faEas
dlnasr S0w. gkiek 10 lsage Eaa ~
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spsGs 10 hisa ghsn. saa be est Was
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03

won prizes at many bidding contests.
He can reel OF "snowbird In the Ash
Barrel" Chicken on the Floor"
Money Musk" odd Dan Tucker"
Arkansas Traveller" and the roIllcklns
strains Of the Kentucky fddlers until
heart, hands and feet are stirred IN
unison.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03

Oregon spends for the education Of
children S12 year per capitn: Color.
ado. S11; Illinois. s11: California. Si0
while Kentucky spends only 81 ~
South Carolina S1.30 and MlaslsslnnI
S2.OG.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-10-03
FIGURES RUN IN MILLIONS.

Immense Proportions which Our Man.
ufaeturers Have Attained.
Few Americans have an adequate
conception Of the greatness and i'm
portancs Of the manufacturing inter.
ests Of the country. In fact, II IL al.
most impossible to conceive It, even
when we read in the census reports