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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-02-22
Group

Begins with the symptoms Of a
common cold; there is chiliuess,
sdeeziug. sore throat, bot skin,
quick pulse, hoarseuess and imped-
ed respiration. Give frequent small
doses of Billiards. HOrebouud Syrup
.the child viii cry for it, and at the
first sign Of u croupy cough apply
frequently Ballard = Snow Eminent
TO the throat,
Mrs. A. VHet, New Castle, Colo,
writes, March 18th, 1901, n think
Ballard Horehound syrup "a won
deful remedy, and So pleasant. -
25c, SOC and *l.O0. Sold by Hood q
Martin.
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Itch Rtugworu

! I Lucas, Winxo. KY, writes,
til 21th, 1872 For Ed eF ~ years
bad been afflicted with a lnaladv
1wu as the Itch. The itching Was
b unhearabls; had tried for
,ss to find relief, having tried all
ledles / could hear ~. besides q
q BIER OF doctors Wish 90 state
olsinele application 90 Ballard =
Nv Ltuimeat cured me com
nblv and permanently Since
III l have used this linimsut on
separate occasions for ring
= b and Il cured completely, @5e,
Ard 81 u0 bottle. sold hy Heed
4 hrtiu
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Worse chan 8u alarm ~ fire az
might us t.e bras~g eHdsu 90 GROUP
wbIch sounds tke tHr thu children >
death kueU Aud It means death uu-
less something - iuHe quickly
Falev's HONEY AU1 Tar newer fAtla
ta give instant relief ant quickly
cures tho worst forms IN Group.
Mfa. 4 a. Curdler. ut MAuulustun,
Nv. writes My three year old
xirl had SO ere ease lf Group Tie
dautuF said sua could uut 1--we. 4
sut 4 bottle 1f Faley h0aeY had
Tar. the urst tose gave quick relief
IA a saved hur lite Nsfuae suh-
stltutsa. Sold hF b. NJ heaFie.
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Mongolia Wa CHASED

Adsn Feb. ss-Ths rvH.rsa.A anI
Oriental samUaHy steamer. Mongolia
encountered oo saturday $50 Hffsa
north = Aaeu. tsusatan h8ttlseh ln af..8
f0ur torpedo boat 3asffaFers After tna
vagH attafurt 80 "a destroyer to eut ~
the MauEQlH aA th# uar -a.as gave
chase, hat t~iHg unaaIe o. oerrtaAs
her. they s.xrafleH EeF ta staa cine
Mongolia nbsset ans as.st ravev after
r. elase sefuuHY s9EpaHe3 Nex pa be
s1Caaaa
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Iondou f~u ettf- Cables afe
still absolutely silent wtth regard ta
toe progress ~ tbs s4F het ,hefe aee
vague runners - iAna HzhtaE As ar
Instance tn~ Paris ealliav OF ta~ %se
York tlcHaE3's ca*rrsuoaa~tt 4t ag
Peterse4fE talks - Buastsn repafsa
ea ta~ NalH rfYef with q toss af ssa
lives il ts nat surHrtasss
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stood while watching for the pref
dent TO approach the depot. Frg
the depot Mr. Williams visited t.
courtroom ia which Guitsau W
tried FOR the murder Of Garfield.
Mr. Williams spent a great de4
of bis time Ia the galleries of ~
senate and house of representative
listening 30 speeches 81 senator
and congressman. He met Rret
many public men, aud be says be
more than ever convinced that -el
ator Bailey f. the greatest man
the United states He says the1
is not "A man iu Washington II
whom as much Difference Is shoEi
and AS much recognition paid Il
Senator Bailey.
Mr. Williams was asked for al
expression as to observ atipus madA
bv him with reference 30 the polilil
cal situation iu the East.
I'm reply be said that bad Senator
Hanna lived be undoubtedly would
have been the republican nominee
for president. II said be talked
with a great many republicans who
are prominently Identified with the
party and found that sentiment was
universally against Roosevelt. tie
is not at all popular With his party
al ia "a
the way the nomina alton of Teddy
seems To be foregoue conclu sion.
MIR. Williams says il has about
been agreed that Senator Fairbauk :
will be Roosevelt running mate.
Speaking from a democratic point of
view Mi Williams said the chance
were decidedly good for the aomina.
tiou 81 Parker Of New York And
81 he is nominated, said Mr. VIII
Jams, he will easily carry hts home
state. Mr.. Williams said this opIu-
iou was based un onversatious hat
with both democrats. aud republic
cans tie say, te had couversa
ti9u With the chairman OF the dem
oeratlc executive committee ot New
York state, in which that individual
said New York would pat APP a solie
front FOR Parker MIR Williams
SAYS she Hearst boom is regarded
more as "a Joke than anything else
and wa NOT receiving amy serious
consideration at the hands 81 tn,
politicians.
Ou his Fsturu home Mr., Williams
spent "A day Ia ~. Louis aud vtsilss
the World Fair grounds. he say'
work i- being pushed rapidly, tha
everything may De Ia readiness toi
tho fair 20 opeu April 80. lie says
che greatest feature 90 tie exposi
tloa w,ll be the iagoens and statn
arg on the grounds. New York hAs
the finest balldlng on the ground al
any IT the states. Missouri IL see
ond aud feKaa e0mes third. Mr.
Williams SAYS che Texas building Ii
a magnificent structure aad Ia ON,
which every citizen uf The stals
should be proud 81. rhe haiidlng i
made Ia Tie shape of star aaa In,
dome a. Crowned with tbs gaaaasl
At liberty, thaash shs figure = 40
- large ~ ths ane GA gh8 state ca,
ltel hnildln9
\ IL Williams SAYS he 90 : gFea
trip, hal waa slaa 10 - haeA Al
NaAaA lha laggeaA Stale latn@ anlam
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Col ~terrett, Of the News, now IN
Washington, thinks that Billie
Hearst is 10 be reckoned with as a
presidential possibility at the ma
ti0ual democratic convention. There
might be- worse mistakes than
Hearst. but we are of the opinion
that there are stronger men than he
easily available.
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Wood Woodll Wood!!l

Cord wood, per cord ........-s+ 90
Heater chunks, per cord ...... $50
Stove wood per cord ..-. ........ 300
over 40 per cent OF heater chunks
can be made into ~tove wood
50 Waxabacitie fee Works
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oEEp OF a FARMER

Van eta hFathsr aNd Chaarsa Awa.
ard kIllsa rs Mgw.
Hayavtlie. kxs. EaN. e ga N. nra
met a farmer, twelve miles from this
city, set hous YeFY mitch gntaxlea taa
FAa his brother away fFam the hauaa
with Wins hester Ana afisHWaR4 kGlaaA
hiA wsfe. tftvip9 hts ehillrea aut Ia lhw
Geld Fsta Waite ia hss aesiglusn. VIA
ana eef afn - see haaae ANA paHsahsA IN
tAs gtalesa
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CITY announcements

For City Marshal
Tom DIXON.
For City Secretary
GEO w. WALKER, il.
70 Assessor and Collector
CLINT SPALDTNG.
For City Attorney
A. l.. LOVE.
For City Treasurer
FRANK GETZENDANEB.
For Alderman Ward l.
d. q. THOMPSON.
For Alderman Ward >
w. L. z. LEIGH.
For Alderman Ward 3
J. NJ. LANCASTER.
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O City Iron Works
Vim. ClaTkson. Lessee.
CfsicanA. - Texas

Csings OF every description,
bo Brass and Iron. Full
In OF patterns tor House
WA,
Rairs on Oil Mills. Cotton
O. Engines and Pumps q
Mainly
Jurisprudence solicited.
Nit price paid &c scrap.
ION. Phone ~
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COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For County Treasurer
A b. MCkNIGHT
y. .. MARCH "a 1;;15.
r, p. BURKS.
f. d. CRIDDLE.
For Tax Collector
GEORGE SWEAT.
I. J. TINGLE.
SNIP SPENCER.
J. w. RUSSELL,
For Sheriff
JOE 2. MINNIcK.
For Supt. Public instruction
J. d. COGHLAN.
For Constable Precinct No. L.
BEN F. ABBOTT.
For Commissioner Precinct =
LEE MOORE.
The cash must accompany eacl
announcement This rule viii no
be deviated from.
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Shtemaa. k'ah ~ - emeaaHmss asa8n
50 hFMneh "a the tA4M Naas rAaasaA#
waa wHaeaeA na@E aaHnanase. Il -
M#sssN# - va aeaah - ama possesses
80 80 im1aEH = ne pahasm
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bat nolbins uke - tRm a. = van "a
ihaaa Honuis hlas Flag fenatess ~
IA ! MeoFe's s
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PERSONAL MENTION.

MIR. aud Mrs. J. II. Harte were
visitors TO Spokane Wednesday.
J. ". Sailor and family and A. j.
Butler and family have removed to
California.
SD. Taylor, editor Of the Kootcnai
Herald, was doing business at the
land Office Monday.
otto Kaesemeyer, Of Dayton, Wash.
IL nov assisting his brother, I. o.
Kaesemeyer In the meat market
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry c. Hayward
and MIR. and Mrs. s. q. Whitman, o
Spokane, we're visitors In town We'd
nesday.
Milo Boldridee, Of West Branch
, Wash, who recently purchased u
, lack, wells place across the river VI
here saturday looking after his pro-
, srty. He expects to bring bic FAM
= next month.
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For
Reference

The recital at the Presbyterian
church, Tuesday evening, by Miss
Nellie ~ Forester. of Spokane, was
we'll patronized. II was given under
the auspices Of the Christian Endeavor
society and consisted Of eight mum
bers- Miss Forester is a good enter
taIner and her selections we're inter
spersed with q piano solo by Miss
Edith Peterson, also one each by Miss
Moody and Miss Nesbitt. W. p.
LnmpkiH rendered a trombone solo,
Captain Reynolds has the steamer
Colfax out on Johuson's dry dock for
repairs. The machinery il being
overhauled and lined up aud the
engine and shaft are TO be placed on a
solid iron plate Of one piece extending
back 10 the stern bearing, which
will keep Il in line. Other repairs
will be made and the captain says
that when the boat goes into the
water she will lie In better shape than
ever before for business N
=; Blood brothers, who have been IL
the mercantile business here for the
past eighteen moths, disposed Of I
controlling interest ia their stock and
fixtures 10 Everett q. Martin and
X. 7. Mcdonald. VINO will have
charge Of the business under the firn
name 81 Martin 4 Mcdonald. Mr.
Mcdonald has been with the firm
almost from the first aud Mr.. Martin
IL we'll known young man of tn
town. They have an advertisement IL
, this issue of the Press to which W,
call attention.
4 Thomas Weston is circulating
A petition asking for the pardon o
d. Charles Uleson sent TO the penitentia!
;. from Latah nine years ago on
sentence Of 81 years for mauslaugh
ter. II IL said that at the time O
d his conv iction there was great surpris
ar a, the verdict Of the jury. The pros
AZ ecutor aud others who were interest
To- ed In the case at the time are no
m seeking to have the prisoner release
he aud strong petitions viii be presente
sc TO the pardoning board from Lata
ter county. MIR. Weston was a guard 1
he the penitentisry sunder the Hur
nd administration and is we'll scquainte
with the prisoner. II is this a
quaiutance aud knowledge of Il
ct, mans character that has sinterest'
ool him in the case and convinced hi
m, Of his innocence.
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BUSINESS IBRIEFs,

Use Ceretana -four. f. b. Keller &
Co.
Olympic, nothing like it. Try a
sack.
Lots in o'Briens' addition, border
ing ON the original TOWNSHIP. at low
prices and on easy terms Of payment
to prospective builders. See James
II. Harte.
The Potter Minnick Co. are in a
position to give you some of the best
bargains to be found.
Are you satisfied with the coffee
you are usings II not try Folger's,
We guarantee every pound the best
for the money. The Idaho Mercantile
/ Co.
Several pure bred White Wyandotte
cockerels for sale. Last spring g
chickens, Inquire at the Press office.
When the we'll lie dry then people
know the value of water. We have q
few ;ohs left to clean out at half price
In shoes, hats and caps. The Wigget'
& Empey Co.
: Commencing January 10th, we will
sell all goods Of the Stewart bank
rupt stock, at half price. All othel
= goods at prices to please you
l. chance Of lifetime to buy furnish
ing goods, so come early that yo'
d may have a choice, We handle every
Of thing. Potter. Miunick Co.
Cracked corn, bone, oyster shell
erits, beef scraps, poultry ana s'00
D. food a, the Idaho Mercantile Co
rs II will pay you to read the big di'
M count advertisement of the ldan
liv Mercantile Co. They cell goods Jul
AZ advertised.
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Mrs. Z. P. Keefe left Thursday
evening for Dayton, Wash, where
her husband Is engaged IN the bank
ing business.
J. A. Mckay, who had charge of
the boat house last season, has re-
turned from Montana and will take
charge Of his old business the coming
season.
A. Bartlett, the man who lost leg
at the time Of the big mill fire and
soon after returned to his former
home at Red Wing, Mimi, has pur-
chased farm near Nampa, Idaho and
is again a resident of the state.
George Conner, one of the pioneers
Of the town returned Saturday from
the mining country near Resort,
where he has spent the past three
years. He has disposed of some OF
his mining interests and is reported
To have cleaned up about ego, 600.
He will go east in a few days to spend
a several months visiting his old hom'
ia Indiana and then return Il
Occur d'Alene.
Fred Lang. who has been book
keeper and cashier for the Occur d.
Alene Lumber company for the past
three years, resigned his position ant
retireed from the service of thu
company the first of the week, HI
Is an expert accountant and yer!
reliable. He has not fully made III
his mind what be will do, but i
looking into some business PROPOSE
tions aud may remain here. He i
succeeded by J, II. Crane of Butte.
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ClOlES AND JACKETS
LADIES SHIRT WAISTS

All $500 waists now 6Se; $40
waists. now GOO: 81 waists. now 81 as.
g. so waists. now SI7s; $3.50 waists
row g. IS: 81 90 waists. now SAYS:
$500 waists, now s3.sS; 5000 waists
now $685..
All the above are the celebrated
fanlilsss Brand. No better tailored
o. fitting waist made than these.
and all OF the newest styles. We
have a lew Dressing SacqueS left which
will be sold regardless OF cost. The
ft.sS kind for Soc: Ss.oo kind toI
St.sS. g. 50 kind loE St.7S- Also 4
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The Women's $3.50 Pingree shoes
now sz.o5. ALI sI.25 slippers, OK
fords and Juliettas, now csc; all o. so
slippers, Oxfords and fur trimmed
Juliettas, now sI.I5; all sI.75 and
s7.oo slippers, Oxfords and Juliettas
now eI.45.
A big reduction on, and the best
shoes fer the money invested.
Boys Hamilton Brown so shoes
now $I.25; sI.75 shoes now $3.50
$500 shoes now $40; s7.25 shoes
now sI.o5.
Mems $500 w. L. Douglas shoe s2.45
Men $3.50 szo5
Men SEA 90 s3.25
Mems $3.50 1915
Men $500 Enameled Colt 1895
These are considered one of the
best enameled shoes on the market.
All our shoes are guaranteed to
give you satisfactory service.
Should any of our shoes prove faulty
we will have them repaired free Of
charge, or replace them with new
pair.
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And Will Continue Until Feb. 1st loo4

few Ladies' Dress and Street skirts.
$500 skirts. now S3.4S; 81. so skirts,
now SS.7S: $500 skirts. now Ss.7s.
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List Of Advertised Letters.

The following unclaimed letters re-
main in the postoffice:
Mr.. L. W. Atchley, 2, Howard
Burnett, Balmer, Miss Loretta Cox,
]. Closton, Peter Duffy, ]. F. Empey,
T. Erickson, Mrs. Merry Fonard,
John Freer, Mr., John Fleming, Carl
Halvorsen, ?, Mr., F. d. HAines, Mr..
E. Holmes, Mr.. Harry Irvine. Miss
Josie johnson, Tom Kinsay, ?, W. H.
KEENAN,, Mrs. Mary Keller, Morn
Latter, T. @. Love, John More.
Kenneth Mckenzie. J. Miller, Mrs.
Emma Miller, q. W. Martin, Mr..
Geo. Maron. F. J. MCGUIRE, 5, Mrs.
Bertha Norwood. Fred Nixon, John
o. Thomas, August st. Pierre, n. O.
Smith, Geo. White.
Please say advertised when calling
for the above letters.
d. F. MASON, Postmaster.
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Briek and lime for ale by Armand

Brick and lime for sale by Armand
Perrenoud.
We buy In carload lots from first
hands and can wholesale and retail
goods at the lowest prices. Call and
get our prices before buying elsewhere.
Armand Perrenoud.
A few choice residence lots for sale
cheap on Second street. Apply to
w. II. Hunt, Third street
A good story is none the worse to
be told twice. A trial order Of our
lLimburger aud Cloverleaf full cream
cheese will convince you. The
wiggett & Empey Co,
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Ceretana -four is always the best.
Call on F. A. Shallis for fresh
groceries.
Try one sack of Ceretana -four and
be convinced.
The highest market price for green
or dry hides. B. II. Williams.
Try our corn and alfalfa for milk
and butter. Keefe & BedelI.
See JAS. II. Harte about those two
business lots on Sherman street.
For .sale-Five acre tract of land
adjoining the town. See James H.
Harte.
If you want good bread, Olympic
is the -four to get.
Have you tried Olympic -four!
Every sack sold under an absolute
guarantee. Sold only by the Idaho
Mercantile Co.
The best % cent coffee on the
market, G. A. Folger Crystal Blend,
Sold by the Idaho Mercantile Co.
For a big line of heating stoves,
cooking stoves or ranges to select
from, go to Perpenoud's hardware
store. Prices and quality cannot be
duplicated by any other dealer
DO you know that with every cash
purchase from cents up, we give
you a premium ticket, freeg We
invite you to call and inspect the
line. Wonnacott & Barr.
Our line of Mackinaws is complete
and We can fit you out at the lowest
prices consistent with good business
principles and first class goods. Call
and see our stock before You buy
elsewhere. f. b. Keller & Co.
One of the best lines Of underwear
in the town may be found at E. B.
Keller & Co. IS store. We can at you
out for fall or winter wear in all
grades and at prices that are hard tc
beat.
II lie never too late to improve the
appearance of your home when you
can do so with but little expense. You
can save money on wall paper, oils
aud Sherwin & Williams ready mixed
paints-the best on the market by
going to Armand Perrenoud.
Steam and pipe fittings of all kinds
at Armand Perenoud's hardware store
/ When you make your children 1
birthday or holiday present, open I
saving account with the FRS
National Bank
Any breadmaker can make gooC
bread from Ceretana.
The Cash Grocery is the place Il
get your vegetables. Always fresl
from the gardens.
See Jas. H. Harte for lots il
o'Brien's Addition, the most desirable
location in Occur d'Alene.
1 wonnacott L Barr have new lin
: added to their already complete
! stock, which entities each cash pur
chaser, no matter how small amour
or on what class Of goods, to
u premium ticket, free. 1t will pa!
you 10 Investigate.
II you want the finest cup OF coffee
|, try Golden Gate Mocha 4 Java
X There Is no better. Sold BY tn
Idaho Mercantile Co.
g. Olympic is warranted TO suit. Tr
10 a sack, use half of 1t, and II no
81 satisfactory, return the balance an
get your money back,
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lines Of Mems Women and children's
shoes. sI.2S children's shoes, now
st.oS; sI.So shoe now sI.2S; sI.T5
shoes now ti.5o; e2.oo shoes now
$40.
a corresponding reduction will be
made OH all Cruiser aud driving shoes.
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We will also make reduction of per the fol-
lowing lines All dress goods ftom yds up all ladies'
aud Chdrens underwear all Misses and Childrens knit
caps all Mems and Boys winter caps We also have few
fur collars left which will close reduction of
onethrd Also line Of kid glove in broken sizes which
will go half price. All goods marked in plain
figures at the regular prices from which will make the
reduction quoted.
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ladies' Shoes
DAHO MERCANTILE CO.

Tho Green T'es social given by the
young people Of the EpwoTth League
1t the pavilion. Monday evening, was
sell patroniEed aud most enjoyable.
After paFtaking Of the excellent
luncheon spread by the ladies those
present enjoyed q number 81 interest
ing games for n couple Of hours. The
receipts were OVER thirty dollars net.
Attorney Mcclear denies the report
that be was awarded a gold watch for
lriag the bes, Walter at a RAtbdrum
dance Tuesday evening. ~ reported
In the Spokesman. Review. The only
Waiting be ever did in bis life vas
when his father got after him with a
veil oiled piece Of harness leather.
lint be did secure the watch In q
drawing contest because he held the
lucky number.
Tho Bis Four Lumber company
has closed contract 10 cut 5000, 600
feet uf yellow pine this year for
Mclillia 4 uihhs. the owners Of the
planning mill al Post Fails This IL
Que the largest single contracts yet
lcs hsru for = seasons cut. bat does
20, come ~ 10 the capacity Of the
miii. the owners wishing 20 rescrv,
/" time for making lumber on their own
J. account.
], Charles J Boyd, one Of the pioneet
settlers Of the upper 81. Joe country
vas In town this week on land ottio
II business. Six years ago he claims q
e have squa,tsd ON n piece Of land u
III the valley near the BLACK Prime
mine. A man named II. y. keil. q
Of San Francisco. tiled scrip on the Ian
cd held by Mr.. Boyd aud he is contest
in ina the rirhts Of the scrip holde
Tho bearing took place las, week.
m one Of che big black mares own'
h's by Frank bishop met with peculi
tho accident Tuesday evening. She "
lying down In the stall when her ma
.ul, stepped on her side planting the sha
veA calks Of the shoe Just hack Of I
ba shouider In such a manner AZ to gou
AGA out piece Of hide aud aesh lar
than = persons hand, exposing
riba. The wound was sewed up .
,l"s the animal is recovering
o BE- ~, Lakes church. January 81
With Sap,naeesima Sunday Sunday sch
BY 10 a. m. holy communion II a.
line. evening prayer aud sermon 1870 p
All. The Rev. c. p. Burnett will ofic
Nd. Al both services. The ufcrtory
- in the evening will he sung by
"a A. pelle Varnam, The Guild will
Lilo al the rectory on Tuesday at
- n. m. Litany service and G
pvacsice ON Friday al 1870 p. m.
n II Rev. A. N. Allyn, who has
Eday. conducting the special service
shone the baptist church this week
lre to remain over Sunday and prca
ether both services. Mr.. Y. II. Thorn
3 will vho has conducted the singin'
Der Of remain another week. Pastor
alien will preach next wee
rived successive evening s !, I'm,
~ 20 and SATURDAY w., "a whs
Mr. the qee..,oa w. !, ,
,tsress II Mh@' ' ~" $50 ",
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-01-30
NEWS on Town AND COUNTY

Horn, 20 Mt. aud Mrs George
Ritchcy. Tuesday. January 2e. son.
The ,oun ls erecting = mes nose
huuss and hell so~er on Sec"ua street
east ~ tho railroad tack.
Tho odd Fellows aud Knights Of
pythla. ere moving their pasHphsr'
nsIta and sauirmeut TO The nov hall
today
David ph,lsr aud Gene Hansen, Of
.ha Mint saloon. have dissolved
Partnership aud Mr.. PhiieE vill
continue the business.
The s,sinke Taylor Hardware com
tany have an advertisement In th''
lssus ~ the Press 20 which re call th'
attention Of our readers.
The s,eal lining for the new vsnl
u tho Ttr, National hank arrive
Tho arat u tho week and uill b
placed IN position 10 be suTounde
BY the mason work In few days.
lohn c Rosen 4 Co. are buildir
es, easoliue launch for ~
Mill. n spokane. IL 10 to
Avtb Oregon ar, iiited VII
maAlu and will bc propelled
staa bore power gasoline enRin
&tAahbrsok and Martin Rnt
Nhasi up IN front ~ the WIFI
aAses Tuesday aud u requir
sspas,h u Marshal Flood
asAsm. Justice Chamberl
tssa q panscea Of 81 -
Naally divided.
= S,eholss. postmaster
~ sss In town yeeteFd
slissa 10 see a teleph'
- slcna tho lake shore
w Occur d'Alene aud II
~ Mhelieves such q line '
~ iscs that = unmbe
'sA lake the service.
Issh and family arr
ssa Mont. yesterday
Ia. a'sa u this vicsnity.
N,'hasea a half Int
vaI eaalpeas Of J.
~ w sll put In =
j sasa as s an sxperei
i lasnan.