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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-01-07
Children Poisoned.

Many children are poisoned and
made nervous and weak, Of not killed
outright. by mothers giving them
cough syrups containing opiates. Foo
ley's Honey and Tar is a safe and GER
tain remedy for coughs. Group and lung
trouble. and is the only prominent
cough medicine that contains no OPT
ates or.other poisons. p. A. Morgan.
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Ston II.

A neglected cough or cold may lead
TO serious bronchial or lung troubles
Don't take chances when Foley's Honey
ard Tar affords perfect security from
serious effects of a cold. b. "A. Nor
gan.
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"a WantedEl00 bushels of medium red
clover seed, send sample and
price to Alfred Price, Clarksville,
Inn.a
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Chieaao Great Western Railway,

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Mississippi and Louisiana. Ample re-
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April and 10. For further informa-
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Narshalltown, Iowa.
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Deafness
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covery for the Positive Cure of
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AS result of threats against her
life by an unknown letter writer Lillian
Nordica has been guarded by police
for some time at her New York
home
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and realize for once how quickly a
first-ciass, up-to- date medicine will
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proper treatment IN time. Nothing is
so we'll adapted to ward off fatal lung
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A. Morgan.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
POST FALLS NEWS NOTES

Father Golden sill conduct
Catholic services here Sunday at
1890 a. III.
Mrs. g. A. Manning, of Lewiston.
is visiting relatives in this, her
former home
Miller, the blacksmith, has sold
out to Pearson Bros, who have been
running the old Kennedy shop.
4. NJ Martin, Al Kennedy and
James Jameson left Tuesday morning
for Priest River on hunting trip.
They expect TO drive through IN
about two days if forest fires do not
interfere. All are crack shots.
Dan Pearson, blacksmith Of this
place, had his arm broken while shoe
ing horse The horse fell on him
and u was feared that be bad sustain
ed more serious injuries, int he Is
able to be around town.
l. E. Dean, millwright for II. NJ.
strathern, has completed the Golfer
dam and shut off the water from the
millsite 90 the first channel Of the
Spokane river, and has increased bis
force OF wOrkmen. The masOns can
now do the stone work and put In the
foundations for the new mill and
factory.
The city has ordered new sidewalks
built, aud some Of the property
owners have started work. On south
Railroad street, for distance of
three blocks, the walks are to be 10
test vide aud Of a uniform height.
Engineer J. G. White, Of the electric
road will take the levels for them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
CONSTITUTIONAL AMIN nMENT.

In another column we publish a
resolution passed by the last legis-
iaturs, providing for constitutional
amendment changing the terms of
office for county commissioners, by
extending the time to four years,
which will leave one old member with
experience on the board at all times.
Under the present system a board Of
county commissioners is very liable
to be composed entirely of new mem
bers, without previous experience in
the management OF public affairs,
and 1t would be surprising If these
were not imposed upon by the round
ers and grafters. No person would
think Of picking up a man from the
farm, or professions, or trades, and
putting him at the head of any great
private enterprise without his having
had previous experience lifting him
for the position; then why should the
people pick up three inexperienced
men and place them in a position to
manage their public business, with
over 5000. 900 of public funds to dis
burse annually. The management Of
Kooteuai county affairs Is big
undertaking and with the present sys-
tenn the people are compelled to pay
for the experience of their officers.
Under the proposed change there will
always be a man with previous eS-
perience on the board and each com
missioner will serve for four years,
with a majority elected every two
years. The amendment should have
the support Of the people and the
Press calls their attention to it for
this reason. DO not neglect to yOte
for it on election day.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24

II is a great convenience TO have at
baud reliable remedies for use tn case
of accident and for slight injuries
aud ailments A good liuimeut aud
one that il fast becoming a favorits
IL not household necessity 10
Chamberin's Pain Balm. BY apply
ing II promptly TO cut, bruise or
burn 1t allays the pain and causes the
injury To heal in about one third the
time usually required, ard as 4, Is an
autiseptic 1t prevents any danger of
blood poisoning When Pain Balm
Is kept at hand sprain may be treat
ed before inflammation sets IN. which
insures a quick recovery, For sale
by Occur d'Aene Drug Co.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
Merae ThIete. Arrrntesl

Rathdrum, Idaho, Sept. 2l.-On
information furnished by Sheriff
Doust, of Spokane, Deputies Doust
and Mcdonald arrested K. A. WAg-
Roner and Mrs. Russell, John Lade-
root, Mrs. Mason and two children.
They bad stolen a team Of horses,
wagon and harness, valued at 5000,
at Spokane. The party drove TO
Rathdrum during the night and
camped near town all day. At night
fall they started through the town,
intending to drive during the night,
when arrested. The men were walk
ing ahead, and denied any knowledge
Of the team. The whole party was
locked mp in Jail. The Russell
woman claims she stole the team
while attTed in mems apparel
The prisoners act like hardened
criminals, and II Is thought they are
professional crooks. The property
aud prisoners will probably be taken
back to Spokane
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24

Dubois is worth reading and con-
sidering, because he is posted on the
question and capable OF handling Ii
intelligently Read it aud If you
believe that the democratic party Is
right in its fight against polygamy
and church interference in politics,
vote the ticket. The republicans did
not dare to come out squarely for
good morals and good government,
because they wanted the Mormon
vote and undoubtedly had assurances
from Joseph smith that the church
would stand by them. The issue is
squarely before the people of idaho
and the result OF the election will
tell whether those who shout for
morality and purity are In earnest or
simply talking to the galleries. The
issue puts the moral people of the
state to the test and IL they are
sincere, there is no question about
their being in the majority on this
question. 1t is simply a question
Of voting for or against polygamy
and the result will largely determine
the attitude of the people Of Idaho
toward this practice. The contest is
one Of the most important ever fought
In the state.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
IN MnIMoN I..II

On the first page of this Issue Of
the Press will be found an article by
Senator Fred T. Dubois, giving his
views Of the so called Mormon ques-
ton, bat In reality affecting the
Mormon religion only in 60 far a. it
uphold- aud encourages the practice
Of polygamy aud encourages the inter
ference Of the nigh church officials
In the politics Of the state Senator
Dubois statements are sincere and
honest, there being nothing radical
about them. file attacks polygamy
and church interference Ia politics
and makes no assault upon the church
or Its religion. The Mormons can
and do Worship according to the
dictates OF their own conscience with
out interference, bat that does not
and cannot include the practice Of
polygamy. The article Of Senator
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24

Notice ia hereby given to oil per.
sons that the sprinklinR hours arc
from 10 : O'Clock p. m, and viola
ton Of this rule will be followed by
having the water turned off aud the
service discontinued, unless special
arrangements are made for sprinkIiuR
out of hours. All persons are re.
quired to close hydrants and taps
whom an alarm Of fire IL sounded and
violation of this rule yisl be fol.
lowed by n discontinuance ct tho
service. We wish to give the puSIic
fair warming Ia regard 20 these mat
ters, because II is necessary TO strict.
~ enforce the rule.
CONSUMERS COMPANY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
Sept 5th, 1904


spokane Iatrrstaie Fsir. October = 10 %
For the above occasion the y. p.
Ry Co. will sell round trip tickets
from October 10 . inclusive, for
one and oBe-third fare for round trip,
plus so cents final return limit Oct.
ober o. In addition to above. ad .
mission coupon tickets will be sold
gu October only, for one fare for
the round trip plus 80 cents, admis.
sion coupon return limit October 10.
s. @. KITCHEN, Agent.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
Ll.t Of Advertt.r,I Letters

the following letters remain IN
claimed in the postoffics
L. W Aspen, Ed Anderson. Frank
ie Boryehovm, II t. Barusny, NJ. r
Cowley, Mrs. Curry, George II Con
nor, Mrs Chas Dewey, Wm Gourtey.
Marie A HIarria, James Kirk, Jno.
Mckenzie. Horace Roy.
Please say adyerfised hen calling
for this above letters
D. F. MASON. Postmaster.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
DuaoIs rAkEs rnK sruMP.
Idaho senator win Tour she Fowus Of
the North.

idaho senator win Tour che rowus Of
the North.
Boise, Idaho, Sept, a.. Begin
ming Monday, September 80, Fred
4. Dubois will make a campaign Of
the towns of North Idaho. He will
be accompanied by William Hyde
Stalker, of Boise, who Is product
of a plural marriage and a republi.
can. He will detail actual experien-
ces of his life, ON the rostrum. aud
give accounts Of polygamy AZ pract,
iced by the Mormons.
The senator's wife will be with
him on the entire northern trip. This
will be her fret visit 10 the north Of
Idaho since her marriage to tho
senator, In 1889.
The itinerary follows:
September Monday, September 20,
Occur d'Alene; Tuesday, September
81, Standpoint; Wednesday, Septem-
Der %, Rathdrum; Thursday. Ssptem.
Der 20 and Saturday, October /, to
be filled by Shoshone county com.
mittees; Tuesday, October 4, Sez
Perce; Wednesday, October 5. Cot.
tonWood; Thursday, October 8,
Grangevllle; Friday, October Z,
Sites; Saturday, October 8, Lewis
ton; Tuesday, October II, Genesee /;
Wednesday, October II, Moscow /;
Friday, October IA, Boomers Ferry.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
BI..aIntian N.,ies.

Notice l. hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing BE-.
tween Fred + Wonuacott aud o. +.
Barr. under the drm uams Of Wouua
colt & Barr. Is this DAY dissolved by
mutual consent. Fred F. WeHnacatt
having sold bis interest to Benjamin
Chainey All bills, notes aud &c.
counts due aud owing the firm Of
Wonnaoott & Barr will be payable to
the firm Of Barr s Chaiuey, aud all
bills, notes aud accounts payable are
hereby assumed By the said firm Of
Barr & ChaiBey
FRED r. WONNACOTT,
y. F. BARR.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24

The Capital News and Pocatello
Advance keep insisting that polygamy
is dead. They may be honest aud
sincere in this statement; but We
were member of the committee on
resolutions at the Lewiston dem
cratic convention and heard Judge
J. c. Rich make a strong argument
on the question, quoting freely from
the bible to prove that polygamy IL
a divine institution and sanctioned
By God. Every member Of that com
mittee knows that we are telling the
truth aud when leading Mormous like
Judge Rich defend polygamy, Why
should the Capital News aud Advance
attempt to deceive the peopleg
Statements Of Judge Rich give ths lie
To these papers.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24

The Consumers Company wishes to
contract for large number Of cords
Of wood and will receive bids for the
same at its office on Fourth street,
the wood to be dry fir and tamarac.
CONSUMERS COMPANY.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-09-24
Basins.. Room for Rent.

Good Business Room Ia dssir.
able location for rsDt on reasonable
terms. Inquire at The Press Office.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-27

en- un tonel cuba de aqua sobre TN
hogar de fuego. Los baf1os son siempre
de aqua muy caliente. La puerta del
cuarto del bsno jam&s sc cierra con
lave. Los japoneses ignoran ciertss
formas de nuestro pudor 8 de nuestro
impudor.
En- el Jap0n sc We 4 menudo al des-
nudo, pero no sc les mira nunca.
Hay gran n1mero de bafios p1bli-
cos, que cueStan en- Toxic once cent?
mos. Los japoneSes de condici6n mas
humilde sc bafian, por 10 menos, una
vez al dfa, y muchos, tres y cuatro
veces.
El professor Chamberlain rehere que
uu dfa los aldeanos de TN alejado pue-
bio Sc excusaron delante de el de su
falta de limpieza. EstsmoS muy su-
clos en- verano; .enemos tanto que ha-
Ger, que no podemoS bafiarnos mas
que dos veces al dia.
-lY en- invierno3
oh! en- invierno nos bafiamoS cua-
tro 6 cinco veces.
Gracias a eStaS coStumbreS de hi
giene, comunes todos. la mu1titud
japonesa es la mas limpia y agradable
que hay en- el mundo. Sc ha notado
que desprende un ligero olor a gera-
nio, debido al perfume que Sc dan las
mujeres on la cabeza
In1til es demostrar que estas cos :
tumbres de limpieza no son importa-
cion de Europa.
ID Petrws.
Nueva York, 20 de 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-27
La SituaCi0n de los C0reanOS

La situacion que para los coreanos
reviste la ocupacion del pals por los ja-
poneses no es grata del todo. va hemos
dado cuenta de la conducta seguida
por las autoridades militares de Seul,
que han fusilado varios sdbditos del
Rey de Corea por creerlos auxiliares
de los rusos. Y para completar este
estado de cosas han renunciado los
miembros del gabinete; asf 10 dice el
siguiente telegrana fechado en- el Seul
(Corea) el II de Mayo
"Dicen de Seoul que Ell gabinete CO.
reano ha presentado su dimisi6n al emA
perador por haberlo acusado este de
negligencia en- el cumplimiento de sus
deberes.
FL monarca al recibir las diInisiones
orden6 al ministro que las retirara.
Con tai motive Sc ha creado en- el
pals ma situacien poIitica POGO frme"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-27

cuaiquiera de los agujerOs de Ia pa.
red, ennegrecida por el humo de va
rias chimeneas, una hgura de mujer
8 de hada, de criatura de angel, para
recoger aquellas flores.....
De pronto comienza salir humo
dense de una chimenea Immediate
una nanta de hume, un chorro que va
a caer, que Sc lanza sobre las flores y
Sc revuelca entire elias, y Sc retuerce
en- los tales de esmeralda las ahoga,
las cubre con sus abrazos de sombra
y las besa, las muerde, las bebe el
perfume, en- el propio caliz, como un
vampire odioso.
Dan ganas de gritar. IA yer! mo
hay nadie que ev;te ese atropelloi ese
impossible retozo de 10 que es abomina-
BILE con 10 que es bello?
Esas flores Sc asfxian, Sc ahogan,
es precise salvarlas, evitarles esa afren-
ia; Por favor, alguien que las corte,
que las tronche, que las arranque, pero
que consiga quitarlas de ese sitio, para
que Sc mueran de languidez entire
unos labios, dando besos de perfume
cambio de besos de vida.
II. R$rex E0sMNm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-27
Del Extreme Oriente
Moticias varias

I'm despacho que recibiese desde
el Extreme Oriente el periodico fran
ces ''El TEMPO, que Sc edita en- Pa
rfs, contirmaba Ell avance de los japo-
neses sobre Liaoyang, Haicheng y
Mukden. despues de sus rapidos triun-
fos en- las margenes del rio Yal1 en-
las poblaciones de Antung y Feng
Wang Cheng.
De los combates referidos nos he
mos ocupado 10 sufciente para que
los lectores del BOLETIN pudiesen for
marse idea de su importancia.
Ell despacho referido agrega ade-
mas que Sc han visto avanzar tres
cuerpos del ejercito japones hacia las
posiciones rusas de Lao Yang
Los caminoS que siguen no pueden
ser determinados precisamente, pero
por 10 que parece estan movisndose
uno hacia Hal Chen y ,otro hacia el
norte 6 bien hacia Saimat ST.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-05-27

o,ras reliquias personales, asociadas 4
los nombres de varios famosoS irlan-
deses. tales como Swift, Bui ke. Nc
Crsken. O'Connell y el Padre Mathew.
INSTALACIoN DE LAS ExHIMcIoHEs
AUsTRIAcAs
La mayor parte de las exhibiciones
de Austria, que pIincipslmente consis-
ten en- obJetos para ell comercio, ha
llegado y sido instalado en- los pala-
clos respectivos. Divfdense entire los
edifcioS de Artes Liberales de Mi
neria. Consisten en- 81 mayor parte
en- ferreterfa de Viena, MADEIRA que
mada, cristalerfa de Austria y Bohe-
mia, alfarerfa, cerveza de Bohemia.
mueStras de obras de orc, instrument
tos musicaleS. icores, muestras de
aqua mineral, encajes, mercaderfas de
cuero y obras de MADEIRA del Tirol.
Posiblemente, 10 mas interesante que
Austria tenga, sera una exhibicion
militar. Sc representara todo el ser
vicio de las armas por medic de traioS,
armamento, arreos militareS de carne
y hueso, que marcharan hacia sus Guar
teles.
Ell PRINCIPE PU LUN
Jamas Sc habia visto en- St. Louis
TN cuadro Oriental tan deSlumbrador
como el de la llegada de Pu Lun,
Principe Imperial de la China Y Co
miSionado General en- Ia Exposition
Universal de St. Louis. A su desem-
barco, en- .el puerto dekSan Francisco,
los comerciantes chinos de aquella ciu-
dad le hicie1on una esplendida re-
cepcion, que con serlo no fue NADIA en-
comparacion del pomposo ceremonial
con que fue recibido en- la ciudad de
la Exposition. Los personajes mas
prominentes de la Exposition, asf como
los empleados del municipio de la ciu-
dad, celebraron SD llegada, as1 como la
de otros comisionados extranjeroS.
Antes que ell tren que le conduc1a en-
tiara en- la estacion va le aguardaba un
carruaje especial que le habfa sido
destlnado. Ell amarillo imperial del
veh1culo, los caballos con gualdrapaS
del mismo color y los cocheroS pare
cidos a un jardin de giraso1es, daban a
todoseSto un tono marcadamente orien-
tai. El Vice-Comisionado Wong Wal
Kah venia en- su ayuda como interpre-
te y maestro de ceremonias, a, quien
acompafaba una comitiva de I6 per
SonaS, la mayor parte MOBILES.
El Principe es uno de los persona
jes mas prominentes que visitaran Ia
feria. ES sobrino del emperador, Pre-
sidente de la corte Imperial Clan, y
tenedor de archivero, a cuyo,cargo Sc
hallan todoS los documentos relatives
a Ia dinastia Manchu. Como ms
pector general del ejercito imperial,
Sc lie da preferencia otros empleados
militares y tiene derecho llevar la
chaqueta amarillas que es la insignia
militar de mayor grado Trae consi-
go un retrato de la emperatriz viuda
Tsi Asa. Es el t1nico retrato que Sc
ha hecho de ella, y es considerable
como un tesoro inapreciable. E1 Prfn-
cipe tiene una serie de cuartos en- uno
de los mas elegantes hoteles de la
ciudad y esta preparando unas festas
esplendidas, que seran cafacterizadaS
con toda la magnifcencia y la pompa
de un potentado oriental.