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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25
MARYLAND Editors Here,

Maryland Democratic editors will take
possession of the city to-day. They ar
rive at OILS A, M. and VIII be quarered
at The jefferson, remaining until Monday
morning, To-day VIII be spent IN sight
seeing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25
For the Plaintiff.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday In the.
mattor Of the suit Of ]. NJ. Granger VS. tho
In verdict for si,O04 and judgment for that
amount was rendered,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25
intnrlockcd their gttldons,, again shout-
Ing md fit,rfahtnE, and there wert more

4 interlocked their gtldons,, again shout
/ ing and finrrahins ard there wero NOR,
thhn 10000 people In the hall to take
! mart III the demonstration. The cheering
| would continue for minutes at a tlmo
then subside for a second or SO. and tliei
be removed Tho taflo OF CLEVELAND was
shouted an the name OF Roosevelt WA
shouted and II there could have been any
more inspiring scene any greater exalta-
ton and oxultation, we do.not sec how.
II was the supreme manifestation OF hl-
man rapture, and we do not believe that
It was surpassed because We do not be-
lieve that 1t could have been surpassed.
in the Chicago Republican Convention Of
1904.
Yet. for all that In the election which
followed Mr. Cleveland was defeated
s.z=.==-----=-=
The Chicago Blunder.
4 IT Is reported from Birmingham that
prominent Republican leaders are de-
tnounclng the action OF the Chicago Con-
vention In inserting In the party plat
1OItI lIls ilSBiO SuihuSS pittHAN N~S'."H
Ing that this plank stamps tho Repuhlt-
can party not only MS a party of sec
tionalism, but radical party; that. It
was a knife thrust at evory effort to
organize a decent white Republican par
ty III tho South. and that 1t would do
harm to the party, because
1t nut 1t in tho attitude Of throwing down
the gauntlet on tho negro issue.
s Not long ago prominent white Repub-
licnns In the state OF Alabama woro very
hopeful Of building up n respectable Re-
publican organization In that State. be-
cause Alabama Ia engaged 80 extensively
In mining and manufacturing that there
Is a strong protection sentiment IN tho
state. But when President Roosevelt en-
ertained negro at his own table, the Of
ort was abandoned, and II there was
lny hope thereafter, 1t was destroyed
when the National Republican Conven-l
ion adopted the negro suffrage plank.
But tho Republicans arc paying very
title attention to the Sou til. They know
hat Roosevelt cannot carry any South-
I'm State This noorlous plank was In
erted for the benefit Of negroes at the
North, whose votes are much In demand
n some Of the doubtful States. 1t is a
,lay for the Northern negro vote. but 1t
s none the less q. threat against the
south, and the South will necessarily be
old for the Democratic nominee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

Talk about lively conventions and
something that is "enthusing:" There
will be something doing in st. Louis next
month, and 1T won't be an the Exposition
grounds. either.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

Spontaneous enthusiasm is the kind
that lasts and wins. The manufactured
article generally falls flat before the
campaign ends.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

With weak ticket and n vulnerable
platform to so up against, 1t would be
almost criminal In tho Democracy not
to win this year,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25
Move to Roon,y Quarters.

Messrs Moon. Hirkle. Goodal Company, No.
1920 East Main Street, viii remove to larger
quarters at No IA Governor street, July LIST,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25
Do Not Wait untlI You Need Il.

DO Not Wait Until You Need It.
4 Tho season is again at hand when diar-
rhoea and dysentery are prevalent. Do
not wait until some of your family Is
taken with violent attack but be pre-.
pared. A bottle OF Cnamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy at hand
when needed has saved many life. Pro-
cure 1t at once. For sale by all drug
dists
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

Nothing but an inexousable b!under or
a series OF them can keep the Democracy
from winning with that Chicago platform
and ticket to bob UP against
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

The Democratic party often bunders.
but 1t will have to spread itself to OUT
blunder that Chicago pow-wow. Truly,
this is tho year of Dcmocracys chance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

Don't trust Parker said Mr., Bryan.
and Immediately two Southern States
repudiated Bryanlsm.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

The hoodoo man has already reminded
Mr.. Roosevelt that he was nominated
by the thirteenth National Republican
Convention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

Bandit Raisull evidently got his idea OF
demanding all that was in sight from
Bandit Baer, Of Pennsylvania.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

Democracy can win against that Chica-
80 layout Bryaaism Cant
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

BuckRoE BEACH, WHERE THE
BREAKERS ROLL.
500 round trip, via c. s. o. every Sun
day. Take a trip to Slam. the latest
seaside amusement.
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c. G. o. SUNDAY OUTINGS.


Tho G.. & o, Sunday Outings are the
choice Of the Richmond people. No stops
to get a crowd; plenty cars. sl,00 round
trip. Every Sunday to Ocean View and
Norfolk
SPECIAL SERVICE ON SATURDAYS TO
GLADSTONE VIA G. g. o. ROUTE.
Commencing Saturday next, June 18th.
and continuing each Saturday thereafter,
Nan leaving Richmond at 5:l5 r. Nj. for
llsmont Will have connection at Warren
for Gladstone OH James River line. Re-
turning. train will leave Gladstone on
Monday morning at a;so a, NJ. for con-
nection with No. ~ for Richmond
COACH EXCURSION TO ST. LOUIS
$40 ROUND TRIP
EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY IN
JUNE VIA C, g. Q. ROUTE.
On each Tuesday and Thursday DUR
ink the month Of June the Chesapeake
and Ohio viii sell special ten day coach
excursion tickets 10 st, Louis at sl6
round trip.
Fast vestlbuled trains leave Richmond
900 Il. NJ and 1880 r. M.
Tickets to st. Louis ard return, good
for fifteen days, s2l.ao, sixty days, s26.
and season tickets. $500.
Shortest, quickest and best route With
thorough accommodations.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
ATLANTIC 4s5oAsr LINE
R6 PGgn5R aas' Haiip.
Good going and returning on regular
trains Commencing sunday, May 18th,
ls9l
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Material Which Doubles Wheat
Yield When Applied to Ground
Expended in Great Quantities
in War-Reserve Stores Of
Nitrogen for Use Of Plants in
South America.
BY G. Frederick Wright, LII. D.,
F, C. S. A.

= GREAT source Of loss to the
world through the waste Of nl-6
. trogen, Is the wars OF civilized
81 nations. All the explosives used
VI in war have for their principal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-06-25

1t is very plain that the hurrah and al
legged enthusiasm with which tho Chica-
so Convention finally wound UP. was
manufactured and not spontaneous. and
it took the boys three days to work it
i'm
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Cardinals Choice.

When the unterrified Democracy of
North Carolina came down to the actual
business Of selecting a. candidate for the
office Of Governor which was equivalent
to naming the next Governor, they had
a uuartettc to select from, any one of
whom would have done honor to the
state &C Chief Executive officer Sted-
man and Davidson were soldiers, repre-
serting the old Confederate elements Tur-
Gner is a fit representative of the young
blood. the latter day energy that is max
ing North Carolina d leader among the
CONFERENCE.-The Of to-day. Both elements
were strong in the gathering Of Demo-
Gratis at Greensboro. But there came
\ Glenn, as noble, brave and accomplish
ed a son as the old North State ever
gave birth to. In him both elements
were represented. Just old enough to
have caught the inspiration Of the Con-
federate soldier, and just young enough
to have been one Of tile energizing forces
that helped to lift the State from the
ashs pile left by the fallen Confederaey
and push it on to It's twentieth century
glory, he was a happy compromise and
the representatives Of the people ac-
cepted him as such, and made him the
nominee.
r. B. Glenn is a native Carolinian and
an able one, a man who will as Gov
ernor honor the party that has thus
signaly honored him. The convention
has done we'll in selecting Bob Glenn to
be the next Governor Of North Carolina.
=----E---
The Brunswick Gazette protests against
making Lawrencevllle the dumping
ground for Sunday excursionists from the
cities. 1t says that for the past year or
two excursion parties, composed of the
lowest scum. of Norfolk, have visited
Lawrenceville on Sundays, and that law
less acts, from murder down, have been
committed, the police force of town being
unable to handle the rowdes. Tho Ga
2ette calls attention to q statute enacted |
by the last Legislature for the protection
Of country communities from this NUS
ance, and urges that its powers be |
brought to bear. Such excursions as our
contemporary refers to. are public |
nuisance, and should not bo tolerated.
-E--------Al
1t Is very plain that the hurrah and al
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The Times Dispatch
pusLlsHEp nAlLY AND WEEKLY AT!
sa3' 4B THE
MES.DlSl,ATCH BUILDING.
BUSINESS OFFICE, No.ets EAST MAIN
n STREET..

| Al Nc. 4 North Tenth street,
Rlchmond va. Entered Jaru.
ary ~, 1903, at Richmond, vau
az second .class matter, Under
Act OF Congress Of March 8,
1879.
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srsr-The Times. Dispatch takes the full
Associated Press Service, the LONDON
Times War Service and the Hearss news
o.nsr,, News Service and has It's own
correspondents throughout Virginia and
North Carolina and In the leading cities
Of the country.
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COACH EXCURSION TO ST. LOUIS
$40 ROUND TRIP
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
ATLANTIC soAsT LINE

ROUND Ioc, TRlP.
Good going and returning on regular
trains Commencing sunday. May 18th,
lHA
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SATURDAY. JUNE rs, 1901.
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All Unsigned Communications will De
rejected.
Rejected Communications will not be
returned unless accompanied by stamps.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20

Kan, through Norton County, across
Guruas. Frontier. Lincoln aud other
counties In Nebraska, aud the White
river where this river crosses the Ne
braska and South Dakota line. ms
uplIft Is probably due to the shrinkase
OF the earth's crust and the extensive
series Of cretaceous and underlying
rocks here involved.
Investigations OF the bureau In the
Appalachian oil fields, covering the OPP
erauons Of many years. have placed
the anticlinal theory of the accumtlA-
ton OF oil and gas on substantial
basis. While such accumulatlOns have
been found in cynclInes. notably like
that at Florence. Col. the practical
developments IN areas Of antlclhes OF
uplltts have resulted In vast exteh-
sion OF known fields, and the appllea-
ton OF the theory has been followed
by numerous discoveries Of other pro
ductive territory,
Should future Developments In the
central great plains area prove the
soundness OF the anticllnal theory II
would result In great benefit to that
region. The country in which the an
ticline JUS out Is to-day thInly popu-
lated and. for the most part. given
over to stock grazing IL lies Just
west OF the 10th meridian and Is
properly elassed as belonging TO the
arid region. With the discovery Of oil
and gas q great impetus would he
given to agricultural development. as
the soil Is fertile, OF great depth and
as productive as that OF any section
OF the country when irrigated, The
surface waters are inadequate. and
for this reason this section has not de-
veloped with the same rapIdIty as 9th
ers favored with streams. A gcea.
part OF the great plains region Is
known to be underlaln with water.
bearing gravels at no great depth from
the surface. which, when tapped by
wells, furnish an lnexhaustible sup
ply. By utilizing the cheap fuel which
would be provided In the event Of dis
coyery OF oil aud gas, vast areas OF
this region could be irrigated FROM
waters obtained by pumping plants.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20

.....,s,iis eaultaHsts. The amount Oh
lna ua,meut has not been made pup
ne. but IL is unde fst0od that Il u tafs
er than the Former cue, which amount
I'd 20 ST $40, fnls Is the thifd pay
rusnt that has been made upon the
,o,d asgregatiIg now about 4Zv,O'o
rms total amount u tho uohd - tl9oi
,Du
The executive officers Of the West
n, Federation II IIIe have aeeAaed
70 withdraw al suits nov pending
against officers OF tho Golofaho IA
rlonal Guard. in consequence u thsr
acts Ia injection viii the sLflAea,
and to bring action against GoEernoi
Peabody alone The case Will Dc ear
led 10 the supreme court aud soin'
ears will probably slapse before a
lnal decision u reached
The Original Consolidated hmihz
company has been Incorporate under
he laws u WaahlI ston stats ~ ssi'A'
or W A Clark. c W CA.A. W \
lark. Jr.. A. II Wethey. J Iohh.
,ton and W. VI HicAiyfd. With a capt
Al Of $40 600 00u The coM.1ff il
u work the Original East tni West
stewart and probably other mines
5yerated successfully BY Senator CLARK
Tor years. The object OF iaeDrparstion
said 10 simplify 0peeALt'a u ths
4rupetttea.
James Ferguson. a mlnIng man u
5autpolht. idaho aas just eonsan
mated deal VI considerable imgof'
nce Whsf eDy he Iinvoaen u several
1 hla mInlnk claims A. Biaektah g
be Wisconsin, MlhIas company df
Eerguaon ii one - tLs members ~ tbs
~ mDany aal Will supeftaLsa1 tn~
,urtAer work on ghe properties. Fae
ale u ths pfopegty lhfoirrs about
$50 poo
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20
IN PANAMA HIGHLANDS.


A Breezy, Healthy life Where The
traveller IIom Goe@
Few trayesers get beyond the main
Travelled road in the lstAmus anu hence
Judge the entire population By the
few impoverished specimens who dHtu
in huts made OF thalch aud corrugated
iron These are genera ly u u-rrl
mixture OF red, black aud yellow. AID
form tue lowest element OF the popq-
lat.on. But LEI the Traveller 20 up
beyond Culebra and Oblspo, TO Gorsol a
or San Pablo, and leaving the ira n
take convey auce into the hill country
10 the north aud northwest, and
different coalition OF affairs will greet
his eye.
He win And large and excel Is
kept plantations Of coffee and rubb r.
n many OF these modern agricultural
Instruments will be found In use and
In the best Of order. and at the
hlclendas he will ind American clocks
and jewelry. Even the cloth that Is
worn by men and women usually comes
from this country in return for the
products OF the isthmus.
Or perhaps he Will stumble over a
ranch where cattle breeding il the
malnstay. These ranches are Of the
typical Spanish type OF architecture
and are run very much as the ranches
Of Mexico are run, where poems aud
half-breeds do all the work. and the
owner IS a small lord who overs es ard
superinte1ds when he feels good and
ready. but who never does any more
work than Is abs luteIy necessary.
The air Is purer here the atmosphere
Less oppressive, The Temperature Is
many degrees cooler than at Colon or
Pana ma, and the traveller feels none
Of the terrible oppression and men al
lassitude that accompauies the con.
lnuous steam bath at the cities. The
country Is thicker populated and the
houses are better, and the people are
cleaner and more selt-respecting. They
look as II they bathed occasionally.
Though as rule, they are good
natured, they are not angels. They are
SOW TO take Joke Al quick to take
offense, Their habltual attitude is one
Of reserve. and especially Is this true
In their dealings with the men Of the
United States OF the North" ~ they
persist In calling US. Treat them with
civillty and kindness and they are
your servants after the true Spanish
style. but take care how you offend
them.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20

Vegetables Fetalpsa, sa0Tse isa
D saeA Eafatea. futahAxas. ia Ib
issta. : / &c ID carrots. EGse 10. aFY
,aioas i2Use ID. euRliass~r. tau
&c head cabbage : tspie 10 sSsss
J.5taEgsa sGT lss sse eeieFr. sulss
'tAls. vas ssans. tsDsse ID. asssw
taaeA, iaUs0e 10
Fruits Lemons tsDgse aaxsa
ranges. d @s0r Sos apDl<s Nofsh
ssa SOY. sea@ fi-aaty. Wagner aaa
'aaey tiaI4&iaa o. 100 rs set. Gtaa
N@s iowa Ftepsa aa4 AaabasY Raa
'~t she @1t - Dnt esaasa6a Eraatss
lo0bqc bo4
UAlFY Products ffs4gsrr se@s crease
cry i5UFle eemmsa essamsrY. fau
ile a~at epahtsp gss sgaahAsa e,5saa
tfy 2De tagor.s4 sslaa cheese. sls
American sstsa rAssas. ate. srsam
artea ehs"ss @03se ss~ Vera
rhe1ss. s8c
Poultry Dressed eAieksas. Yeana
chickens ana asaa. tsCtss 70. saa
coasters tt0 Use ID sseraks t4fasys
zoe % trrsa tar ssYs. sse 10 ss~ss. la~
b d4eAA tie -. pigssas tie sm@a
Eggs Ns~ laid sgaa. Sos aaa. eas~
sgEs t3G i5e ass1
F'auF WAalasAls. snsksfa kaFi
Naeat, hfs0t-s BEL. fvsAlt. taag1
patents tts59t's aeR sat.ata
81 10 saea aaalAfa o. - saek iaw
est. d 10 sAga. wasAiagfaa wAsat,
- ia0tfi Dol. sseEshsas. saCsas
10 lB sasa
Cesin asd ys~a Ttn1thr. sseDg
t~t Alfalfa, asS sa~ eve. Hrala Aay
t5D90e rSf oats tttsDtss ewr.
corn. 81 - evt chopped ara o. 50
est braa s0r sars braa shas.s. fsn
'oe ext saofts. sos eut wAsas. o. ~
Q Is chopped haflsT. o. s0atas
'ssd carrots. lse sarS. oil seal se ID
81 tsa.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20
His Rtcheat Cnsrnmsr.

An unholsterer OF the kind usually
known as little. not on account Of his
physique, but owing to the proportions
Of his establishment, was recently
called In to attend to some work In one
Of sOciety's great houses.
He was delighted at serving in 90
great an establishment. did the work
as well as be could, and, with an eager
hope Of some more In the future. re-
Trained from making the charge accord
with the wealth Of his millionaire pat.
ron. SO he sent In a moderate bill and
waited.
That happened in February. He sent
In another bill in May and in June
called, only to find the house closed
and caretaker In charge. In October
It was Sun closed and his letter sent
to the address evoked no response.
II was only at the beginning Of last
November that a letter arrived from
the lady Of the millions. II did no,
however, contain a check. Inside Of /,
was a printed slip, which read:
I'm answer to your letter Of Oct. 10
would say that Mrs. ks bills are
always audited on Jan /. You will
receive the amount Of your account
soon after that date"
This bore the signature Of a secre
tary. So eleven months elapsed before
the little uphoIsterer got the money
due him for his work. And this was
the richest customer he ever had.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20

With the discovery ~ ore in the tsso
loot tsvss u the L. Roi--a sss,hs .hs.
'sA - ranh a. the most Hamenton IN
the history of RnsalAasi. n. &, far hail
a'fsa ysaFs-snd With the success
attending the Elmarp oil concentrate.
process. RosslAnd is cheering nm tu,.
msnseIy. The feeling L. t.~stsT ,hsn "a,
.hree year. and, instead II iuorsaal,sy
'hers Is Eruwin opinion os ,guss ana
o"hadsoos In the failure IL the cam
'oId production In 1909 ,rom IN.
'Sr'eoo. 10 British Coulmbia. ia ssti.
mst'das havioss valaa II bstw.-,,
t9oo BOO aad $3.50 900. OF firm as a.
~ p"r cent lass than the tsoa ,t.ia
n's disappointing result IL attgtha,s,,
s"ie'y to exceptional conditions AZ win.
'"' ana spring weather. which wsr
1"'A'etahle to the accumulation III
wafer FROM snow aud rain prsotp,tatiss
:" she natural aud artificial rs.srvi,rs.
and consequently. a, the big h,d,aslis
mines the season was praatoislly tbs
shortest on record.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20

Ttssssfn. Fsh "a rhs Rssssa1a
.asrsasgsn sksts fsFEss o. Maasm
fshe4. aa4 also stFsassAeaaa9 -
sashaa Kwasa 81 tspasa Thsts 90
aE NeseawMa9 il pssT ssfes6
tbs ltsttfsA. Smeessaa. FsvnsA
naa ahH fsaites @issstsss Aass -
snsfaasa tks Rusalaa ssd 5apsasss
sters as ppNsa tMak ga A@ta
sgaA4 be atowess ca caAesas $50
~ than Mah8hsTta
A great ssastss 81 AassFes =
On at Featns
Mise hanaspa gnas "a smAi
ssA ammnHFssaa have arrives hess
g'hlan Fahtoo fias ths CAsasaa ~
TAa Hfhesgan Faitwsy y fsp
ssuhna IN several pEaees
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20

A dispatch from Uasst = states nat
ia a are 10 H0lbraoas stlse. Gear
Forty Mile James Iumn.I va barr
ed 10 death ani scott tlafAruoA taalr
Injured The ars ~as started by g,1n4
mel. who went 10 sleep w.. H-hts4
pipe in his mouth
The coupIstl1a Of The None csasqs
shows a population Of 1900
Nome dispatches stats that tAs
steamer Riley IA frozsn IN at the
mouth u Eobat river With 200 s0aa
u supplies on board
Thomas A. White ~ Seattle -.
frozen To death aear navs,su whif-
On route 10 Tanana ware Formerly
lived in Syracuse. y Y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20
OIL AND GAS ON THE PLAINS.
kansa- and Nebraska Thought to
Posse,s These ProductM

AansaS and NebrR%ka Thought to
Posse,% These Products
Is the central great plains region
underlaIn with oil and gas? asks the
New York Telegram.
There are geologic indications that
conditions within an area go miles
in lelgth and from two to six miles
wide, comprised within Kansas. Ne
braska and South Dakota, are similar
to those In which oil and gas have
been found.
In Investigating the geologic struc.
ture Of the central plains region N. II
barton Of the government geological
survey has discovered an upllft or
arch, In the earth's crust which mnv
prove Of great economic Importance
Owing to the thick covering of clays
and sands In the plains, the structure
OF the underlying rocks Is difficult 10
ascertain. but from a careful survey
Of exposures In Western Kansas. the
Republican valley In Nebraska and
the southwestern corner Of South Da.
kota and the consideration OF much
new evidence there by well borings in
the last few years, Mr. barton has
demonstrated the existence Of a mar.
row saddle back Of considerable mag.
nitude extending from near Lenora,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-20
OREGON aLEAHlkos.

A freight GEaia was wrecked aboat
10 uallsa cast VI baA " Clsy, A bFoksn
" hssl Vas Els eaass. Several cars
wsrs dltehed aud the e0atsats damaged
" sDnis extsnL
PsldIsLon, which has been "wtas
opsa" wlth gambling GA every side.
AAd having every appearances u AHA
Ing caup. u CLOSED AID elesed tlkas.
a. tbs rvsalI I the EEu-eeatlhs alEoFueg
uaklag a prvsoaAl Eaid ga Ihs lolltA.
Al Astoria, Burr OsboFu. tbs yoang-
ssG sou oG Judge UsboEa. eimmIEIsd
suicide AZ the nous u his paEenEs tic
had long besa suffering IEOa4 e0asamEr
Itou aud, coAV lIle~d that hs eoald nos
seeu seF, took hls osa life. AS @as
Aged al years
lac ia GFands Cse@esnt kh'ssiag
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