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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-16
TRADE REPORT.

Commercial conditions have improv-
ed somewhat during the past week. al
though there is stin much TO be de-
sired Dispatches from the south are
encouraging. At the east more sea-
sonable weather prevailed, yet spring
trade is still below normal. The best
news Of the week was the settlement
of many labor controversies. or AZ
least resumption OF work pending arhi-
tration. Manufacturing news is still
confusing. Notable Improvement in
the iron and steel Industries Is Offset
nv less favorable news regarding the
textile and footwear trade. Agrteul-
tural work progresses rapidly under
better than average conditions. II 10
good sign that the month opeReS
with prices Of commodities less inaas-
ed. Less activity in western hides
markets was not accompanied by =
weakness: on the contrary, limited Of
ferinEs by packers gave increased
strength TO all varieties except native
steers Of recent sailing.
Failures numbered s35 in the Unit
ed States.
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PRoonEse ~ MITIGATION.
Five Projects Look Good to the Gov.
eminent.


Washington.-The progress made In
the irrigation work Of the government
is reviewed in a publication issued by
the geological survey, which points
out the necessity for great caution and
conservatism in the expansion Of the
reclamation work. II says that Of the
irrigation projects fayoFably reported
in 1903. which included those on the
Truekee river in Nevada, on the Salt
river in Arizona. on MIX river in Mon
tana. on Sweetwater river In Wyoming
and on GunnIson river in Colorado, the
Nevada and Arizona projects have
been declared feasible and construction
on the engineering works along Inc
Truckee and Salt rivers has progressed
TO q reasonable extent
The Montana project, however, has
presented unexpected engineering diff
iiculues. as wen as complications re-
garding water rights, so that progress
is slow. IL has been found necessary
TO modify the nrst plans In order to
achieve early results.
The Wyoming project as first out
lined has been found improbable. A
better reservoir site than that Of the
Sweetwater, however, has been dis
covered on the North Platte. so that a
large system Of development may be
worked out there in the futs.e. En-
giBeering difficulties are encountered
in the Colorado project The amount
Of arid lands thereby reelaimable 10
less, too, than was expected.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-16
New York sweIIs Arrested.

New York.-Early Sunday the police
interrupted cock fight in the private
stable Of Robert A. Ptnkerton, the de
tective. in Brooklyn. and took 50 pris'
oners. among whom were several in
evening clothes.
Twenty-Five game cocks also were
captured and six dead birds were found
in the stable. Most of the prisoners, a
majority Of whom are wealthy, were
locked IN. Al the Pinkerton house Il
was sal MIR. Pinkertoa is in California
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HUMAN LIFE SACRIFICED.
Millions Of Dollars Les, to state Of
New York.

Albany, n. Y.-Millions upon mill.
ions of dollars annually lost to the peo-
pie Of the state Of New York through
preventable diseases Is the keynote OF
the annual report OF state Commits
sioner Lewis to toe governor. and just
made public. IN the monetary value
of human IL assumed To be worth
$4,000" said Dr. Jewis. the deaths
from only ave Of the preventable dis
eases during 1903 in this state repre-
.ent loss Of s9i 960, 900. These figures
seem appalling, and yet millions upon
millions can properly be added to this
sum. in loes OF wages. expense Of the
care Of the sick and many other ex
penses incidental to the management
Of these epidemics and infectious dis
eases"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-16
WI Leave Cripple Creek.

Governor Peabody has ordered all
the remaining troops in the Cripple
Creek district. about 80 in number,
withdrawn and returned to their
homes. The unusually peaceful con
ditions prevailing In the district ever
since the exodus of the main body OF
troops has convinced the governor that
soldiers are no longer needed.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-16
Spokane Retail Market.

Observation-Disclosures. slGl25 per
sack; carrots. 203c ID; onions. 4d5c
ID: cabbage. 2G3e ID; celery. l5c
stalk: horseradish. $50 zoe: tomatoes.
&c II. sIGL25 basket; green onions.
? lunches &c: radishes. sc bunch.
Fruits-Oranges $50 soc doz; lem
ons. I5d25c dor: cranberries. lie ID;
apples. extra fancy Wagners. $2d2.50
box; Northern SPY. Rome Beauty and
fancy Baldwins. Sl50Gl75 box; New
Town Plppin. S2.25 box
Poultry-Dressed chickens. young
chickens. 20c; hens. 1Se 10: old roost-
ers. 40 l6c 10: geese. 20c 10.
Dairy Products-Butter. best cream
cry, CSC; common creamery, csc 30c:
best country. goo SOC. common coun-
try. 100 20c. imported Swiss cheese,
soc: American Swiss cheese. 25c:
cream brick cheese. 20G &c; New
York cheese. zoe.
Eggs-New laid eggs, 25c doz.
Meats-Beef porterhouse steak. Is
620c H.: sirloin steak. 15dlGc 10:
round steak. l2lzc ID. shoulder steak.
l0c 10: hamburger steak, 100 1870 10:
prime roast, 15dlsc ID; common roast.
i0dI2c ID.
FYsh--Royal- salmon. 1914 dl5c ID:
hslibut, 1914 GI5c 10: founders, l214c
10: whitehsh. lSc ID; smelts, 1910 ID.
Oysters and Clams-Eastern oysters.
50a60 qt: Olympia oysters, 75c Of:
bulk clans. &C 10; Toke Points, Ssc
doz IN shell
Eastern fancy patents, sl.es
di75 sack; local patents. $3.50 sack:
standard. SIZE sack: lowest siIo
sack: Washington wheat, A40G47s
bbl: huckwheat. 4ad soc 10 ID sack
Grain and tNeed-Timothy. e5cGlos
cw,: alfalfa. S5Gs0c cwt: grain hay.
s5Gs0 cwt; oats. Si-S5Gl+o; bran.
1 SEQ $50 cvt: bran shorts, Si0o cwt;
shorts. sl.05 cwt; wheat. Sl.40: chop
ped barley. sl-2oGl.25: feed carrots.
soc sack.
seed-Red clover. SIC cwt; alsike
clover. SIC cwt: alfalfa. 81 cwt; tim
othy. Sc cwt; best redtop. Sl2 cwt:
/ Kentucky bluegrass. SIS owt; orchard
grass. SIS cwt: bromegrass, 81 cwt
City hay market-Loose timothy hay
SIS: wheat hay. SI5Gl6; oat hay. SIS
ole.
Wholesale Feed Prices
Bran. 81 ton: bran and shorts. SIS
ton: oats sI.J cwt: wheat, $40 cwt;
chopped corn. $40 cwt; whole corn.
$3.50 cwt: timothy hay, Sls ton
Prices PAID to Producers.
Vegetables and Fruits-Potatoes, Is
q soc cwt; onions, 81 cwt; cabbage.
Isi.S5dl.5c cwt: root vegetables, e5c
cwt: Spitzenberg apples, $3.50 box:
yellow Newton apples, 81 50 box.
| Poultry and Eegs-Chickens, roost-
ers. SC: hens. l26ilc live weight:
young chickens, l4Glec Ii; turkeys.
dressed. lSd20c; geese and ducks, II
dl4c: eggs. $3.50.
/ Creamery products. I. o. b. Spokane
COWS. SS6S50 cwt; wethers, -;
hogs. second grade, &c per ID less
Live Stock-Steers. s4GA2s per
cwt: First grade cream butter fat per
III. 27isc: $3.50: veal. s7Gl0.
Hay-Timothy. $ls.Sodls ton; al
falfa, sl4: grain hay, SIC; oats, tloS0
Ills cwL
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Queen wilhelmina and her husband ..',ol
Prince Henry. started April 70, -. .'s az,
whsrs they will spend month TOT '"s
bsnse, Of the queens health
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-16
cauea.Ian Cavalry BRIGADE.

81. Petersburg The war ONCE has
ordered the formation Of Caucasian
cavalry brigade for active service.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-16
R0mors Of Big Victory.

St Petersburg. The rumors which
were persistently circulated through
out the capital on Saturday 10 the ef.
feet that Vice Admiral Makarofi had
succeeded in capturing or sinking sew
erAl japanese transports which were
ct route TO Chemulpo were renewed
again. with even stronger force. on
Sunday, the rumors even going so far
as to declare that when the true facts
were known would more than offset
ali previous japanese victories.
All attempts 20 trace the origin Of
The rumors or TO secure al expression
81 opinion IN Official quarters has prov.
en futile In fact. It is most certain
that no such news has been received
from either Admiral Makaror or Gen
eral kounopatkin. but, nevertheless,
there is an air Of suppressed excite
ment about the city. and crowds re
main about the bulletin boards where
The ofhcial messages are displayed
hoping for something definite on the
subject
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Russians Left Korea.

Dispatches to London from various
points agree that the Russians have
completely evacuated Korea. but be
yond this there is little reliable news.
The japanese udicule the idea Of
the Russian Baltic sea squadron ever
reaching the far east, and do not he
lievo that Il will ever make the at
tempt
Typhoon in Per, Arthur Seas.
We have been port bound for three
DAYS. owing TO severe yphoon. Be
cause Of the extremely rough condi.
tons Of the sea. & rs certain that there
have been no naval operations since
last Thursday.
The generally anticipated attack on
Port Arthur did not occur Sunday
night, although a telegram received
from Grand Duke Cyril reports that
the enemy's ships were sighted on the
horizon. II is presumed that the jap
anese were warned of the extra pre-
cautions which had been taken to
guard against surprise.
There was no Easter merrymaking
at the front. Ry special dispensation
the soldiers and sailors there were re
ueved Of any religious services. Ad'
niral Makaroff. with torpedo iotilla,
patroled the entrance to the harbor.
Elsewhere throughout the theater OF
war all is reported quiet
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-04-16
Russia Recruiting Men.

Two Russian army corps arc TO
be modified during May. one 81 these
will have headquarters At and will be
drafted from MOSCOW and the surround
ing towns. while the other will come
from Siberia
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Baltic Squadron 4esitates.

The St Petersburg correspondent Of
the Petit Parisienne cables an inter
view be had with Admiral RoslestyeD-
sky. chic, Of the general stan Of the
navy. in the course Of which the ad-
mlral admitted that he had been offer
ed and had accepted the command o.
the Baltic squadron. adding that be
was not certain whether the squadron
would go 60 the far east.
Questioned concerning the japanese
tactics. the admiral said Vice Ad-
mlral Togo is quite likely TO remain
faithful to his plans, although the ap.
pearanccs are against him. We know
from a sure source that he is certain
he can repair his vessels and renew
bis supplies, even Of heavy artillery, Il
needful"
The admiral expressed regret that
Russia did not take the initiative in
attacking. even IN sacrificing her feet
II thereby she could cripple the japan
csc navy
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-23
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
LOTS! LOTS!! LOTS!!!

q beautiful lots. high above grade. near
18th and Harrison. sewer, gas. city water
Price $780, Must be sold NOW
handsome north front lots, West 10th
near Buchanan. Can be had at a bar
gain Want an offer. any old price
How is this? Half lot. g. by 30 feet,
Greenwood avenue, Potwin; grand shade
all conveniences; must sell at once. Think
an offer Of $500 will do it.
Another half lot, east front just as fine
location IN Potwin, just think Of it-only
81, 000 OFFER wanted.
Beautiful lots. 9th and Horne; pave
menty all cOnveniences. $500.
2 east front lots near sth and Fillmore,
81. ESQ.,
Some lots near 18th and Tyler, consid-
erably les than 81. 600 per.
That fine corner, 10th and Polk-cheap.
II you want to build a house on IT, can
get you some remarkably good terms to
go with the whole deal.
lots for sale cheap, right across Sth
from where the big cathedral VIII be
built.
Some handsome lots. Garfield ave. be-
tween 18th and 18th, S175: offers wanted.
Some lots West St, same location. same
price.
Orchard Place lots
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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w. S. ANDERSON.
REAL ESTATE,

as KANSAS AVE. TOPEKA. KAN
s room house, ? lots. between 9Th and
7th, Chandler st.
room house, ~ lots, cellar, cistern,
city water sewer connections, barn fruit
and shade trees. Between 18th and 18th,
Jackson st. 81 $50
6 room house, IL lots. Tyler. close in.
A beautiful home
lots, room house, Wayne avenue; a
beautiful home. $1,000.
Stock of groceries, on East Fourth St
room house, % acre, well improved,
Lawrence st. $1,000. Must sell quick.
692 acre ranch. Wabaunsee county.
lots. 3 room house. Chandler st. S1,O50
lots. room house, Oakland. $3.50.
A fine ranch of 240 acres, Trego county,
Kansas. $40 per acre; will trade for To-
peka property.
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Real Estate BARGAINS
EVER 80 lie lie?

If this doesn't interest you. we give it
up Here's a Z room house, with cor
ner lots right in the city. few blocks out,
west side, swell neighborhood, fine shade
and pavement, sewer and all other con-
veniences- Now, this belongs to an es-
tate that must be closed up at once: Was
held at $500, and that price considered
about right Our latest advice-Sz,O00.
Room for other houses and one of the
best places you could put them to make
money on rents.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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WESTERFIELD & co.
527 KANSAS AVENUE.
IND. PHONE SIS.

New modern 3 room cottage, 2 lots, good
location, west side $1,000.
8 room new cottage, cemented cellar
city and cistern water in kitchen, sewer
connections, IL lots, fruit, nice yard;
great bargain. Harrison near Bird.
rooms, city and cistern water. cellar.
pavement and sewer paid for, near Har
rison and 18th, 81 20
Good rooms. lots barn. etc, out
West 6th, near paved street. 81, 600
rooms, Topeka ave, near 9Th. $1,000
4 rooms, lots, well. cistern, water in
kitchen, west side, 500, 500 cash.
% acres miles out, partly improved,
$500.
40 acres, improved, excellent, smooth
land, near North Topeka, 5000.
WESTERFIELD & Co.
Ind. Phone 527-3 527 Kansas Ave.
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FOR SALE.

2 lots, room house, n. Jefferson. $500.
3 room cottage 2 lots. Leland St, 81 200.
New room house, close to NJ and D
park, just finished. S1,750..
2 lots, 3 DOM house, Garfield ave, 1
block from car. 81 800.
Several properties in North Topeka,
Modern home. Potwin. $500; bargain;
oak finish.
6 room house close in. Tyler St. 81. 100.
The best home in Parkdale, $4,000; will
trade for west side property
room modern house in finest location
in the city. car lines. $500
W. H. EASTMAN,
115 West Sixth Ave.
Phone 127.
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DAVIS, WELCOME & CO.

hoa
weIlo
laundry in
lots cas- front IN,
"a west ~
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LAND.

% quarters in Stanton county; must be
sold. Make an offer on them
5000 acre ranch in southwest Kansas.
good improvements. Want someone to
make an offer. VIII not trade
SCOTT & SCOTT.
Topeka, Kan
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FOR EXCHANGE.

TOPEKA PROPERTY FOR KANSAS
AND OKLAHOMA FARMS,
WESTERN LANDS FOR EASTERN
FARMS AND RENTALS; MFRCHAN-
DISE FOR LANDS.
MAY HAVE JUST WHAT YOU
WANT.
BETTER SEE ME-.
MARION Sheldon,
715 Kansas Ave.
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B
s.
room house ST., in
well good shade
i
n
room %
room
limits Welan cisten $40
n lots room
have b1idag ranging location
properh
farns and
BothP Phones Kan.
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BRAND NEW COTTAGE.

Built last faiI rooms, large windows,
hard oil finish to rooms, fine lots. Tyler
st. VIII rent any old time for S14; price
81 500 taxes less than $50 And owner
wants an offer at once
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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FOR SALE.

Of odorchar
aes ives Wash
paved rec
Sixth
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FOR SALE.

2 hole gasoline stoves.
10 hole gasoline stoves.
hole gasoline stoves.
4 hole gasoline stove.
l large family refrigerator.
2 coal oil heaters.
baby buggies.
2 Go-carts.
folding beds.
ice chests.
10 walnut wood beds in good shape al
s.. 90 each.
Iron bed springs, mattresses
4O01k KANSAS AVENUE.
Opposite Old Court House.)
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F. NJ. PRESCOTT.

6 room house and I6 lots, fine place
for gardening, just north Soldier creek
a bargain
Small house on Evelyn St. lots, for
sale cheap
room house. IL lots. on Kansas ave,
500
lots near car line, Highland Park $500
$500 blsSs lots, 5 room house. eistern
and city water, between 9Th and 18th on
Chandler st.
Z room house, ? lots near car line. in
Oakland $780,
s room house, lots. near washburn,
for s.. 400.
A bargain in a modern house. 10 rooms,
3 lots and barn.
parts of the city
Real Estate Bldg. 7o1 Jackson st.
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ON EASY PAYMENTS.

Beautiful new cottage, rooms, 2 lots,
cistern,- located near Central Park hard
wood floors and finish, circular porch, etc.
Nonresident owner must sell at once.
Price $,150: $500 down.. balance S13 per
month. Only a few days on this Prop
erty vii rent for 3d. Make us an offer
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
2 doz. Go-carts. 800 up.
u gasoline stoves. ], ., end { holes, s.
up
"A gasoline ovens, T5c up
] couch 81 80.
! plush covered couch $500.
! art square 9X12 $500
s rugs 2Sx00 81 80.
/ roll top office desk T.5o.
/ dOz. child's rocking chairs 800.
/ very large kitchen safe $500
Remnants Of mating cotton chairs TIC
2 sets black coil springs 75c-
z sets woven wire springs SOC Up.
G. ". REED.
326 Kansas Avenue.
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ORCHARD PLACE SOLD.

That is, the most of it. There are only
a few of the lots left where you want
them. If you want to get into some of
the best neighborhoods in Topeka. where
lots are growing so per cent more valua-
Bile In a year, better read below:
IL lots 1865 Kansas ave, high ground,
long lots. $50.
IL lots, east front near 18th and Van
Buren,, some shade S475
4 2 lots between 10th and 18th, Van Buren,,
building all around, 800.
2 lots between 18th and 18th, Van Buren,,
$50.
2 lots south of the church on Harrison.
800 each.
? lots northeast corner 18th and Harri-
son, 500 each.
2 lots. west front, Harrison. north Of
church. $500.
and 800; Tyler st, SIPS: near 18th, 800;
further south: Polk, s125; selling fast;
Western ave, near 18th, S125; further
THE STRAUSS AGENCY.
AGENTS Orchard Place Lot Co
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BENEDICT & co.


in niceHt tile home
new
On pavement Location
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was
A home
a prc asking.
us buying
Kansas Avenue upstairs
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FOR SALE-A one-half interest in 40
acres mineral land, in Manon county.
Arkansas; mineral shown up on each %
acres title direct from the government;
is the greatest bargain in the mineral
district; over 1880 development works.
Price 81, 900. Owner needs money Call or
write J. D. MILLER & CO.,
Col Kansas Ave, Topeka, Kan.
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COTTAGE AND ACRE

Neat cottage and acre of ground, just
west of Washburn. Lots of fruit. large
barn. large vineyard. fine blue grass yard
Must be sold next week. See us at once.
Price s.. 200.
THE STRAUSS AGENCY,
Central National Bank Bldg.
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FORBES BARGAINS.

WANT A CHICKEN RANCH2
lots, good room house. barn, splendid
well, lots of fruit and shrubbery, 2 blocks
of street car, west side, for $500 Easy
terms.
NICE LITTLE FARMS acres. creek
bottom, room house. joins small r. r.
town, Is miles from Topeka, only $500.
Share rent 1902 was $500 A snap.
$1,000 HOME=Brand new room house,
bath room, front hall, hard pine finish,
piped for gas and furnace, 2 east front
lots. blocks of Capital square. $1,000 $500
cash and SIS per month. See US quick.
115O NEW COTTAGE&Near Central
park 3 rooms, 2 lots, circular porch, bay
window, wired for lights. sink and pump
in kitchen, $500 cash and Sl3 per month;
for short time.
5 ACRES-With room house, block of
street car, for $1,000 Come and see it.
CLOSE IN room house. barn, 40 feet
front. paved, 4 blocks of transfer, 80. 100.
BUILDING SITE-11z lots, sewer. city
water, pavement az paid. only s199.
W. NJ. FORBES,
Both Phones. 107 w. Seventh.
FOR SAILS room house, 215 lots, east
front, new fence, chicken park, chicken
house, barn. shed, yard, we'll All in
good condition. This is bargain. Come
and see it. 1723 Van Buren, st.