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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-04
IDAHO ITEMS.

Work has commenced on the st. Joe
and Santa wagon road. About 200 men
are employed.
The grain crops on the Nez Perez
prairie looked better than at any other
point in the northwest.
y The Wheeler creek fume is nearly
completed. One week more Of work
viii bring the hume TO the railroad
right Of way, mile below Ahsahka.
The citizens Of Mullan have voted
the issuance Of $4,000 bonds for the
school district. An issue Of $4,000 was
made some time ago for the purpose OF
erecting a building.
The board Of trustees Of the Lewis
ton normal school has announced the
election Of Prof. George II. Black Of
Washington normal at Cheney to the
presidency of the local school.
Willful murder Of his own child is
the charge made against orrfn Price
by the eoroner's jury at Sites, which
held an inquest over the remains OF
the babe shot as it lay in its mothers
arms.
W. c. Kennedy, a gambler, about
20 years Of age. committed suicide by
jumping in the river al Standpoint He
came from Spokane. The body was
not found. No relatives are known
Congressman Burton L. French. at
his home in Moscow. He has been
in the east for several months.
The body Of Frank Carruthers has
been found on the Orean road, 10
miles beyond GrandYiew. It is be-
lieved that Carruthers' team ran away,
throwing him to the ground and break
ing his neck. Carruthers was an old
timer, having settled in Boise IS years
ago.
John J. Breen, a hobo, met with a
terrible accident at lane recently. In
attempting 10 board a freight he
the wheels. several cars passing over
his right arm and leg and crushing
them in a fearful manner. His home
is at Holyoke, Mass.
All the larger bands Of sheep from
the Lewiston section have been moved
( ~ laAES AZ AAG DaNNIA ANOOA
mountains. Sheepmen say grass in
the mountains is very good. Range on
Craig mountain is entirely exhausted,
but with occasional summer rains this
range VIII secure sufficient growth 70
furnish excellent fall and early winter
range.
Sheriff Jenkins Of Idaho Falls. has
arrived at Dillon, Mont. with a herd
Of ~ horses. stolen from various
rancbers in Idaho and Montana during
the past month. On two Of the horses
were two noted horse thieves. heavily
bound. who were captured single hand
ed by Sheriff Jenkins IS miles east Of
this city after a chase lasting 10 days
and covering over 100 miles
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MIGHTY rREge or sIERaA.
Greatest tn Size Of All Creations o
the Living World.

NA~ ANNAhM WoEAAs
During all these ages nature has IA.
vored the growth OF forests on the
Pacific mountains. providing the pecu-
liar conditions which make them far
different. much greater In size. more
luxuriant. than any other in the world.
OF all the creations OF the living world
none Is so great In size. 80 majestic
In presence. as the mighty trees Of the
Sierra and the Cascades. For here the
air Is always fertile with moisture;
clouds blown in from the Pacific
Ocean rest among the mountain sum-
miis. even browning the tops Of the
trees themselves. and here discharge
their rain. The soil IL deep and
spongy with centuries OF deeomposing
vegetable matter. furnishing an I'M
equalled nurturing place for vegeta-
ton. and there are no extremes Of heat
In summer or depths OF cold In win
ter. Every condition has been favor
able 10 unexampled e1uberance Of
growth not only Of the larger trees. but
Of all manner OF underground. vine.
shrub and brake. A huge tree falls.
decays. and IL yellowed with thick
moss; Immediately scores Of young firs
and cedars spring up along the top OF
1.-THE tirst chance OF q bare spot In
the wood. Old burned stumps. gather
ing soil In their hollow interiors. are
nurseries for colonies OF young trees.
some strong individual finally shout
dering out the others. growing larger.
and. as the mother stump drops away.
sending It's roots downward into the
earth through the diEintegrating tex
lures. until IL. IN time becomes q great
tree. Even where the lumberEnan has
laid the country waste with axe and
fire. the new growth. creeping In al
lently from all directions. clothes the
naked land with green within a year
or Iwo-a tAngie Of Terdure almost
inpaSsable. Some OF the old cuttings
Of Wisconsin and Maine have become
all but barren wastes. the new growth
coming 10 slowly or not At all: but
here reforesiaiion. unless prevented by
continued fires or cultivation. goes for
ward Immediately. There is no hin.
dering the work Of the fertile earth
and the moist winds. and ~ these hills,
when cut over. could be protected. they
would again produce a great forest.
though none Of Us might wait 10 see
the harvest
We bear much OF the magnitude Of
western numbering operations Truly
they are great and wonderful. and yet
80 vast are the forests that men have
barely noiched the edgra An eye that
could see the continent length would
hardly perceive the puny cuttings Of
the few loggcrs among the great trees,
though be might see the blackensd eVi
1cnoeh OF the fores, fire.-Century.
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400 RKMARp aloa.

ne readers Of this paper win Be pleased %
nArn thai there 10 a. least one dreaded disease
mat science has been able 20 cure IN all tts
stages, and that IL cAtArrh- Hale CatArRh Cure
IL The only positive cure known 20 the rD1SteAl
fratsrniiy. CGtarrh being . constitutional dis
ease, requires Q constitutional treatment.
HAli's CSiATfh Cure 10 taken internally, acting
directly npon the blood and mucous surfaces
Of ths system, thereby destroying the foundA-
uen Of TIE disease. ana ewing the pAtieni
strength by building up the constitution ana
ansisuug nature in doing sta work. TIE pro
prietorS have % much fA3th In its curative
Powssa. thai they odeT One Hundred Dolla-s
tor any case thai Il tails 10 cure. send for lis
81 teNtsnousAla Address
F.1. CHENEY 4 CO.. Teasds, o
Sold By drugEistA, sSc.
hA4l'a ramilI PaIla are the banL
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Killed by Tornado.

Heron Lake. MINI. July S.-Ten PEG
pie lost their lives in a tornado which
passed over this section. Mrs. JOSEPH
Friicher. her baby daughter and faith
er in law. living two miles from here
were killed Joseph Matthias was kill
ed so rods from his house by flying tim
bers. Six miles west OF Wisdom the
house Of Daniel Gallagher was strucl
by lightning during the storm and
burned. Gallagher and his two dang
tiers. Ella and Nora, were killed.
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An Idylin One scene.

lie looked down at her with eyes
that spoke OF bouudless love.
His voice was low and hoarse with
anxiety.
"wil you be miner he distinctly
murmured.
She drew herself up with a sudden
start.
Her face was averted; she slightly
trembled.
Then she raised her lustrous eyes.
I'm yourn." she said.--Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
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Install Alaska Gable.

Washington. July 3.-Lieutenant
Colonel James Allen Of the signal corps
will proceed not later than August l
TO Seattle and assume general charge
OF the installation Of the Alaskan ca
bile.
A rural free delivery route viii be
established July Is al Olalla, Kitsap
county. Washington. with one carrier
The length Of the route is 20 miles;
population 554.
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The following are among the candi.
dates for admission 10 the naval acad.
envy who have passed both mental and
physical examinations and are now
midshipmen: w. G. Coe. Oregon: w
F. la Frenz and c. o. Bassett, Wash.
inRton.
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tA4 MNN1 comm phzs-s Of sumner
0alMNNM NHn eA,asrh 81 the stomach aud
hoNoIa feEaaa IL . specific for cum.
m4E ea1mth.
Hon. Willie hr~usF. Representative
s. Naeaf1as from Alabama, writes the
felleMlMH lssssF 10 IL. Hartman
Hooss Of Representative.
Washington. y. c.
IN Ksrnns Medicine Co. colam.
m. a.
HeNk1Hmsh--I have Rssd ons b. tile
y f1fsna for lAssiisds. and l take
RlAANMaN 10 FUoom s.sBding II 70 ihoas
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Boys Drowned at Lewiston.

Lewiston, Idaho. July 3.-Professor
II. L. TaIkington's two little boys. Paul
and Arthur. aged and years. were
drowned in the Snake river about a
quarter Of mile above the ferry land
ing. The children had stripped and
were swimming. The bodies we're nude
when recovered.
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uho ne~d = good fsmsdy. AZ = tonic
~ IL eHosllcnL In the short time |
hA's usod {, II has done me . great
deal Of good. Willis Brewer.
II you do not derive prompt and sAt-
isiAeiofy rssaiis from the uss Of Peru.
ia, ~rits al once 10 DR.. hartman, Civ
ihg = Toll statement Of your case snd
be ~ill hs PLEASED TO give yoa bis vAlu.
able sdvsos ETails.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman sAnitArium, Columbaa,
Ohio.
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The most widely separated points
between which a telegram can be sent
are British Columbia and New Yea
land A Telegram sent from one TO
the other would make nearly a circuit
Of the globe and would traverse over
90 goo miles in doing SO.
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GcneraI MLIes's Farm.

Historical interest attaches to the
Anderson farm. which has been bought
by General Nelson A. Miles. During
the revolution the soldiers burned bea.
cons ON the high hill previous to the
battle OF white Plains.
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A hand car loaded with Is men was
run down by C. p. r. passenger train
recently two miles east Of Morrissey
junction. resulting in the death OF an
Italian named Antonio Salvador. His
body was horribly mangled.
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1N0 nFRt record q shaving 10 IN
re N3hlo. Geuosis vii IL Joseph ID
aearf ~ shaving himself changing
haa w8Emonta. and EoinE to ace
Faalns
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Russia's Grain Crop.

St Petersburg. July z-An ofnciAl
foTecas, Of the winter grain crop shows
them TO DO generally satisfactory
throughout the empire.
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Young Corbett Of Denver knocked
out Hughey Murphy Of New York in
six rounds at catch weights at Bos-
ton recently.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-04

Always shake IN Aliens Foot Ease. q powder
u cures hot, sweating. aching. swollen feet.
CURES ooFnt. lngresing nails and bnnions- Al
al druggists AID SAGE Store, 2se pan'i accept
any substitute. tample mailed FREE. address
Allen q olnsted, lA Roy. \. Y.
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Austrian Cabinet Resiana.

London. July 3.--According to a spe-
elal dispatch from Vienna the whole
Austrian cabinet has resigned, thus
adding greatly TO the confusion in the
political situation.
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nnthcr : nnhlnnn Commitment

"How Is your youngest daughter get
ting on with her musicw
"Splendidly," answered Mr.. Crum.
rox. "Her Instructor says that she
plays Mozart In way that Mozart
himself would never have dreamed Of"
Washington Star.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-07-04

not only builds up weak constitutions,
but searches out and destroys germs
and poisons of every description and
cleanses the system of all impurities,
thus laying the dation for a
healthy, steady increase in weight
and future good health.
Food may be bountiful and the
appetite good, but still the system
weakens and we remain poor in flesh
unless what we eat is properly digested
and turned into rich, pure blood
S. S. S. re-inforces the Stomach and
aids the digestion aad assimilation of
food, and there is rapid up-building
of health and strength. S. S. S. acts
promptly and bene6cially upon the net
1t up, and relieves the strain by prodr
can find no tonic so invigorating as S.
of roots and herbs its use is attended
find that il braces them up. improve
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Aiusfs inef tes thts tyass mashs ssTAs
ElrAn. Ee04 gitxesa Elnd 81" Ths saases via.
cot ssaots. ashss ~ heal Mas ceuioftahls
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= PASS y. e -, %. - ..I.S
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\ biE government Irrigation enter
prize 10 supposed 20 be behind th'
withdrawal
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NNf khN pas, 100 ycaFa the royal fam
~ q nlIIsIn has been ldUniiaoi with
kkAa MAapnry
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Ni An4INNAHoiis business College ritss.
We I'D EssIon And ah Of the thing
- ksrn .s sPeete Tor estsrh decided
had ala
en4 $500 like hANs
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WONDERFUL GAIN IN WEIGHT.

Huntsville, Ala, Jan. 10, 1908.
Some years ago my general health
gave ways my nervous system was
shattered, and I could set nothing to
do me any good till I began to use
5, S. S. I commenced TO improve as
caee. Ny appetite became splendid
and from l35 pounds I increased 70
$50. I became well again by taking
s. S. s. and would take no amount for
the good It did me. NY health IL
now perfect, and believe II every
body would take q bottle OF 8. 8. s.
occasionally, they would enjoy life
as am doing. W. L. WINSTON.
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becoming too poor to properly nGuTh the body and it must be purified
than ordinary tonic build feeble constitution unless
and that lurking the blood
the blood and
S. will be found purifying and tonic properties
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SPOKANE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.
Barb wire fence telephones q spe.
elalty. coFaplete line Of electrical sup.
plies. Drop us a line. 294 Riverside,
81 okane, Wash.
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VVHEN writing 20 I'D ,Sertisers please
1 w mention this paper.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Important Find Reported From That
Southern District
IN THE BLUE JAY Elk. NINE.
Property Located 80 Miles North OF
sisteline- HiiDc Has Good
Producing Record,

A message from President Teasdale
was received from stateline last nigh
addressed to local officers Of the Blue
Jay Extension Mining company con-
yeying the infolma ton that an import
ant disclosure Of ore had been made IN
that property, Those who know some
thisx about the property believe II is
thd#aking of big mine. It already
has a good producing record. Many
years before the railroad was built as
far south as II Is now, some very high
grade silver ore was packed out OF the
camp on the backs Of burros and sold.
The members Of the company are to be
congratulated on their success and Il Is
hoped that the strike is as important
as It Is believed to be. The company
Is comprised mostly of men Of limited
mans who have managed TO keep de-
yelopment work going by frequent as
easements. The campaign has been car
RED on quietly, but systematically,
Supt Joseph Moss who has been
in the city several days TO visit with
his family, upon receip; Of the news
departed for camp again last night
The mine is located about 80 miles
north Of statellne in the Indian peak
district.
"DETAILS OF the new find will not be
known until a letter arrives from the
south.
L. II. Gray, the local land attorney
~ among the heaviest shareholders IN
TIE mine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
DISTRICT OF wINDYPA.
The Name Suggested for a New Ne.
yada Camp.

The name OF Windypa has been sug-
ststed for a new mining regiOn--Sald -
be q very promising one--Which Is being
OK oned up u miles from Silver PEAK,
Ner The first location was mada
there about two years ago but II was
taly recently that the new camp
commanded serious attention. The
Hector mine, owned by Bakersfield
Gel. parties, Is the best developed pro-.
ptrty IN the country
Joseph u. Clark, said 10 he from salt
Like. has located four groups, COM
pising 80 claims. These are known az
the Chloride. Dividend. Summit ami
Sunday groups. The Bishop Register,
makes mention Of these and states. that
Mr. Clark has enlisted the attention
- J. T.. Bambefger. Judge w. r.
Dickson, David Keith and other salt
lake citizens TO the territory acquired
by him. II adds:
The mines are at an elevation OF
ever 1000 feet, and wood water and
glass; are scarce, The idea OF those
interested Is that electric power will be
used for working, such power being
easily obtained at low cost Some as
rays have been obtained running as
high as $500 In gold; these are, as Is
Usually the case with phenomenal as
says, from selected specimens A fair
estimate OF much Of the ore places lts
value at sl5 TO $50. The quantity is
large enough. apparently, TO make tn
future of the new camp hopeful In
aeed, The lodges are al strongly de-
fined.
"fhs camp lacks q name thus far;
IN The absence Of a better designation
tie inhabitants refer TO Il as Windypa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Total Of 20l 1886 Shares Brought
The Sum Of $lO7, 225.5O,
MARKET WAS SLUMPISH
And Prices Closed Generally Lower
TodaJ's Transactions Utah sugar,
Preferred, uegisters n sale.

This has been an on week for mining
stocks. The market has been slump
ish and inactive. many Of the traders
were hit hard, but feS Of them recov-
cred towards the close. DAILY figured
prominently IN the slump and one day
It sold as low as $3.50; the bottom
was reached on Thursday when 1t
turned, closing today with SS.02h bid.
on Monday, for Con Mercur the clos
ing bid during the morning call, was
sl65; today It ended the game with
$40 bid. Daly-Judge ended the week
90 cents lower; DAILY West quit shade
under the Mondays opening; a 3-cent
assessment caused Carisa TO go tum-
bling Eagle and Blue Bell held firm to
the last but ended 10 cents lower
Lower Mammoth has been one Of the
most active traders Of the week
brought about propaby by the filling Of
shorts Sacramento stood the test
nObly and while many Of its associates
on the board turned downward
Il never nInched, but held firm
all the way through, II closed some
higher today. Silver King has not par
ticipated In the sales for sometime;
there appears to be little demand for
the stock, and very few offerings Bur-
dened with the lO-cent assessment. Cali
ifornia has failed to recover on the
contrary, 1t has lost more ground and
when II was passed by Caller Jones
this forenoon the board showed that
81 cents had been bid for IT, Gem
fury ended lower United states Is
quoted down, but no safes were report
ed during the week New York has
been an active trader all through the
week, but Il could not recover from
the effects OF its slide on the toboggan.
Wabash held up fairly well until the
middel Of the week, when In sympathy
with the others, II weakened. closing
the week five cents per schare lower
Yankee Con, sold up during the week,
but reacted
The shares sold during the six days
amounted to 1885, which brought
sl01 ,22j,50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
Former Reflect the Latter, Says
Hon, George N, Cannon,
ALL BUSINESS DOING WELL.
Money tNhIie In Fair Demand ~
plentiful aud Can be Had for
Legitimate Enterprises.

In short talk this morning on the
local business situation Hon George
M. Cannon. cashier Of lions Savings
Bank & Trust company, said' "Busi-
ness prospects in Utah for the ap-
preaching season have never been eX-
oelled The frequent storms have plac-
ed IN our mountains abundant moisture
and the prospects for all kinds Of farm
products were never better our
mnos are. as rule, very prosperous
and afford employment for thousands
of men, while the smelling interests
of Utah were never before so active,
and never before promised employment
TO SO many people. Business In nearly
every line Il first class, and manuiac-
turing was never more prosperous imam
todar The sugar companies have
closed q most profitable season, and the
prices Of nearly every article produced
BY Utah are equal to or above the aver
age OF previous years. In the savings
banks the great prosperity Is rejected
I'm the vast amounts being piled up by
the people Money, while IN fair de-
mand. Is plentiful and can be easily
obtained In any amount for legitimate
enterprises acknowledgements The
past year has shown an uneQualed in
crease both in the amount deposited
and In the number Of the depositors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
BUSINESS NOTES.

The first part Of the week was rather
quiet In commercial stocks, but the last
few days witnessed a sudden revival,
especially in the sugar list. This was
due 10 the stln advancement in the
price Of refined sugar. 1t had special
ly buoyant effect on the common stock
of the Utah Sugar company, which sold
IN large quantities as high as $685. this
morning The preferred sold at SlO.O2&,
The regular dividend on the preferred Is
payable at the end of this month, The
fiscal year Of the company also ends at
that time and the annual meeting of
the stockholders, at which the financial
reports for the year will be read, occurs
April G. The stockholders naturally feel
stronger interest than ever in the APP
preaching meeting, as II vii be the first
since the reorganization of the COM
pany, and the question as to the future
expectations Of the common stock may
be largely determined at that time.
Following are the latest quotations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-03-07
TINTIc ORE SHIPMENTS,
Other Notes Of Interest From the
Jnab County Camp.
Special Correspondence

special Correspondence,
Eureka, Juab CO.. March THE
Centennial Eureka mine heads the list
Of Tndc shippers this week with 90
cars OF ore, The shipments amounting
to lC5 cars are distributed among the
mines as follows
Bullion-Beck, cars. Centennial
Eureka, %; Carisa 2, Dragon Iron
Mine 22 Grand Central &C. Gamini 49,,
Lower Mammoth o. Mammoth. s. Vic
tor s Yankee Cons. 81 total lO5.
Work win soon be commenced on
the Adie formerly the Minnie Argeh
tinal located zoo east Unite, and lying
between the Yankee Cons and Lily
properties The tunnel Is already COM
pleted Tor a distance OF 800 feet. and
the showing al the property Is a very
cncouawglng one. ASSAYS showing %
ounces bon silver ana gacings OF gold
and lead A sh8ft win De sunk az once
60 "a denth of eco feet and development
work pushed under the superntendeucy
OF "a well known mining uan of Eureka.
The stockholders Of the Northwest
Mining company viii hold q special
meeting in this city on March 80 90 vote
urou The proposition of consolidating
the Northwest Mining company and the
Dasmar Mining company into one III
cor grafton
Several OF the miners Of Eureka have
takon leases az the Gullion-ucck add
Huubug mines and ire very wei sat.
isded.