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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14
ELSIE WHELEN
ROBERT GOBLET
wifi Tighten Today the Kaot
that Will Not Let
G0e

Especial Telegram to Evening Ie'ler.'
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 1.-THE
Ia If fashion turned out In full
torce today to witness the wedding Of
,uss Elsie Whelen to Robert Goelet.
itch took place in st. Mary's church,
,,,avne Included among the wedding
',osts were the Vanderbilts, Iselins and
- well known New York families
well as the foremost representatives
~ Philadelphia society.
The sanctuary of the church was
o,aborately decorated. and the altar
sued with white roses, over which a
lumber of lighted tapers cast their
aoft light. Mrs. Craig Biddle, sister of
tho bride, was matron of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Misses Alice Roose-
volt Frances Griscom, Adelaide Jor-
dan Esther Harrison. Pauline Biddle,
Edith Bruen, Marion Haven and Nora
Iso,in. The bridesmaids wore pink silk
frocks and pink picture hats.
The bridegroom was attended by his
cousin. Robert Walton Goelet, as best
man. Following the ceremony at the
church the bridal party and guests were
driven to Covelly, the country residence
Of the brides parents, where there was
an elaborate wedding breakfast
Miss Whelen is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Whelen and belongs to
one of Philadelphia's best known fami-
les The bridegroom belongs to the
we'll known Goelet family of New York
nd is closely related to the Wander
oilts. Burdens and other prominent
families. I'll
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14
81. Loui. RATS and Date. Of Sal.

St. Louis Rat3s and Dates Of Sale
To St. Louis and return via st. Pau
or Billings, returning via any direct
route, $61.85.
To Chicago and return, $6e.8S.
Date Of Sales:
June 10th. 18th and 18th.
July list and, and 3rd.
August Sth. 9Th and 10th.
September 5th. 9Th and 7th.
October 3rd. 4th and 9Th.
Going limit ten days from date of
sale. Return limit 30 days. Choice Of
routes. In connection with above rates
the N. P. name a $3.50 rate from Liv-
ingston for . five ana half days trip
through the Yellowstone park. Includ-
ing rail ana stage transportatio and
meals and accommoda lions 1t park
hotels. For further particulars call at
the depot or write.
WI. JORDAN. Agent. \
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business In this country and
adjoining territory for well ana favor
ably known house Of solid financial
standing. $2s.eo straight cash salary
and expenses, paid each Monday by
check direct from headquarters. Elk
pense money advanced. Position per-
manent. Address Manager. SO Como
block. Chicago. Illinois.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, June 14-The
democratic state convention was called
TO order here today. The work Of the
convention will consist of a ratifica-
,ion of the results of the April primary.
Governor JEFF Davis will be renominat-
ed and the delegation to the st. Louis
convention will probably be instructed
to vote for w. r. Hearst
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14

DR.. Boston's Dental Parlors in the
old mill are the most attractive in the
state. both in their appointments and
the class Of work turned out from them
It will pay you to give the doctor a call
and examine his work.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14

The o. r. 4 N. company announces
that IN addition to dates advertised,
worlds fair tickets to St. Louis and re-
turn will be sold June at reduced
rate.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14

The undersigned will take stock for
pasture at the Kroutinger place at the
mouth Of Tammany at the rate Of II
each per month. L. FORDYCE.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14
Call in National Banks

Especial Telegram to Evening Teller.)
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The COM
ptroller Of the currency today issued a
call for q report on the condition of
National Banks e the close Of business
Ilna a ~ q ab ssa
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-14

Plans and estimates furnished free to
patrons. Job work promptly attended to.
Telephone 1858.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13

! ID entitled to nurse . grudgs against
the occupant Of the White House. Such
| individuals may occasionally resort to
| the expedient Of sending Il penny Salen-
Iins Of an insulting character a. means
Of yenting their spleen. But nearly al
ways the valentines are merely playful
Ia nay be said in a general way that
the comic valentines seat to various Pres
dents have reflected the aspects Of each
President which have aroused criticism.
For example. Chester A. Arthur, who
was a bon Vivant and always a we'll
dressed man, was regarded as a foo By
many people ~ no did not happen 10 al
mire him. Conseauently--at all events.
such Is the recollection preserved At the
White uouse---the valentines addressed
TO him representing most extravaganza
lndes. Doubtless they would have anus
ed him greatly II be had had a chance TO
see them.
Many Of Mr. Harrisoa's valentines had
reference TO the grandfather's hat ia cns
way or smother. IL is always soms per
sonal attribute or characteristic that c, Il
Seys inspiration Ia such matters.
While Me Cleveland was IN the White
House practically all the Valeatines re-
crlvrd represented enormously tat men.
That MAS too obvious a physical tralE 10
escape attentlon.
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On N, pavement uncOuseIou.. with one

; on the pavement. unconscious. with one
little arm broken.
Men rushed to pick her up; but one
tall form was ahead OF them ALL Lin
cola, with all the tenderness In his great
heart aroused. stopped and picked the lit
tie form up in his arms
where does she live?" he asked, aud
a man standing at his side, with Madge's
basket in his hand. volunteered to show
the way 10 her home.
Lincoln could have called an ambu-
lance or sent her home in a carriage. but
that was not this great mans way.
Where help was needed he gave II him
/ self, and so il was that those who were
/ on eennsy lvania avenue that Lineoln's
birthday saw the President pass along
with little Injured girl in his arms
A short walk and they reached the
house, where Madgs'a father. steadyins
himself en- crutehes, met them at the
door
Your little girl has beea Injured
show me a bed and IN place her on il,
Lincoln said.
A doctor was called and sooa Madse
opened her eyes aud said
Papa. the President"
Yes, dear. the President il here and
only waits 10 know you're all right. be
fore leaving"
Lincoln bent over the bed and plaeing
enc arm sroaHd htls Madge SAID: Won't
you g.vs the President a kiss before be
goes p
Madge raised her head and Lincoln.
lover Of all children. kissed her ami said
"Good-by. little one. shah look for Won
when | pass down Pennsylvania avenue
again"
Many times after Mad,e was well the
President passed and gave her pleas
anI greeting. Then came tAs aight OF
the l4th o. April. when the news 4 cad
Ike Wildire that Lincoln had been shot
sad when the story OF bis death was told
the next morning one pair OF eyes were
niled with tears aud ons littie heart was
full OF sadness a, the passing away OF
the great. kindly man. whose heart was
allied With love and tenderness for all
mankind ~ Brooklyn Eagle.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
AUCTION sALE o. l-Aars


'"'si Way :" tstshrats ~. F.,, -,
/ Coo -. Valentine.
/ There could be no Rayr, MA,
/ bFaun- the fest N -5od s.. \.
.'"s 'nRa an auction sale o. hrarfs IT,.
l'nd 'aSpsndins sheet in tie r,n,.- =.
ne craving room. ia cass u !, no, c.,
''h'"n' to devote two raoms ?, 80.
guests, no arranging il neces.,ry
mere are two rooms emplevs5 =,
ths girls Of the party al whale, -
one OF these, the men rrrpaiuig, 4, 49,,
other' The folding doors ars r',ssa
paFuT drawn and the girl who's. t.,,, l.
urSt TO be auetioued Is decided -
among the ladies'. The men are -, -
total ignorance Of the rrsni,, :, w., "a
dscision. 81 this
some one. who Is clever take, H..
mounts a chair. ani. armed uitb ~
u'sr' begins tn suction m m. hs,r, :,
.hs gir chosen. lie does NOT 80 ~
heT I'D such way that she r.n 3. -
oShiHed' bu, dwells upon her n,.,i.,',-
ehhFms. Her wit. II size is 80 Nv, ~
beauty u she Is beautiful her 49,. ~,
sac rs VlYacious. and 30 on
When his wares have bss, .....-.,
~ =
st'olied he asks Tor bids Rils can a,.,,
ne made By pounds or ounce. f.,.., ~
OF love. the man who would ~. - s'e'al
lurs the heart Offering 40 man r.a, ~
or ounces for IL This bildin, so1 p1-'''''
Tor about a minute. the heart go -aI,,'' -
The highest bidder. s''"S 10
as soon rs the purchaser b,, -,
decided upon the man who win, 4. IN
INTO tbs adjoining room and prsssr,,, D, ;
the lady whose heart he has won 49, ~, -
men who were no, purchaser rss,,,- ~ ~
the outer room and do no, learn ,i ,'.', ~ ~
tity Of the lady whose hear, the, , ven,
10 carry on. '"'y taIied
Another heart Is now prono..a =, =,
and her charm, ~, .ns
This also goes to the man who ia. ' ,...
sst; who Is promptly admitted % ~ "a.
Ihs game continues until nll m. 49,.
~ 'n's peen disposed Of, when. n esn,.s
W -, .hs young people will he togr,bss
Inc man who purchased and ,bs .,.,.
.hoss heart has been won bseoms s -
isfs Tor the games Of the evening.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
,EGROES BURNED At STAKE
.EVERaE ~ 1000 PEOPLE FOR
MURDER OF JAS. EAsTLAho.
ie Mas a Prominsnt White Planter
Living Near DOddssilIs, hiss--Ead-
ina Of Tragedy Wntsh Cost EIgRt
lNes-Pessss With Bi0edhouads
Rave LONG chass.

DoddsylIle. Miss. Feb s.-LaIhsi
iolberI and ais wife. negroes. seFS
burned Al the stake here BY q mol
J ( osef 1000 pefsoaa lof the kIliIas
4 James e.sstIaad. a pFOmiasHI waite
PLANTER. and John Carr. negro. %
"Wednesday al the EaAtlaHd plantation
Two miles from this city Tue BaFulns
u Hui1eft and bis wife etOses a tsaS
sdy Which aAs eoat eishg lives. aas
Engaged ZUa meu ana two gaeks VI
JlOOdnounds Ia four days ehase
Acruss four counties and haa stirred
-his section OF Mississippi almost to
tfvuEy,
Following are the dead
Luther HolBeft aal wife. Hsgross.
burned at the stake By a m1b
James GaAtlaad. While. planter. ALI
"a by Holb-rL
John Carr. negro, kilisd BY Hoibssg
Juha Winters. nszfu. allied ~ LAT
ami
Three anieHoRa negroes. allied b.
posses
The aliiiag Il Easslanl. Carr aaa
Waters Occurred Wednesday a. East
aada Daatatioa hglB~ey aAd VIA
.cra arrs To- Carrs cabin. Ahsa kAaf
and catered anl gfaered il8Ibeft ~
eA4e tLe plantation alaleuty ca
ig~d ia Sbleh Re Il alrsel ghAt a1t
bert 1Denri nfe On kasE.ahI. fatally
sounding h.m and sgalg Eafr EAST
Aal returned the 4ss ahd 4lled " in-
me news u the tragedy
reached undIasi.r posse va sarn.
20 ana .eff 81 yGcs TOR EastlahI4
place Arriving tasrp. further shoot
sas occurred aed an aaAa9Wu aesrs
"aa killed h0ibert aaI hl. Wis
Nho bal a5nn~a meme clothes bath
aeaai.y armed. bal He'd
Possess we're formed a. gfeengI.t.
Cleveland aad otaer yuiata aaa the
pursuit 80 Hoibrrt ard Ma wife was
begun ~ith b4odh9unas rhe eha.. 4
vtleh vas aeaua Wedresaas taoFains /
vas ronL!n7~d anfli Last alsst. Wh-e 4
t'.1~et and his wife worn eat feaa
.fa7~'ns gvrs too mites On fses
trough eorrhates AMI swansBs g~fe
.'Gad asleep 30 heavy b-lt ~ unt
."F Three ailL-s rsat u Ahrgart. rvs
'Hi ragur~d By posse Wfhsst ,
'aat being fred
tAr two n~erees we're brought ,s
'"'is7t'e an5 2rrr burned a. fa~
't1fH by a WUE almost fs th.- ,h.t..,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13

Flttsburs Arthur 3. Spencer d
spokane notoristy. Who has been pos
ING In PittshurE for the past week Al
an agent Of the Chinese Sin compa
ales' vas placed In isil on q eharEs
~ impersonaiins . United States %
heer With intent to defraud. spaneas
IS alleged to have served time In sew
erai institutions IN this country sHd "a
SAID to be one Of the most notorious
sWindlsrs who make the Chinese their
victims. His methods in this city are
saia TO have been the selling of DO.
sus registration certificates ana also
getting money By other means.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
War News
The Battle.

thefuo, FEB ? --rh, J.sas.,, A.
a''.' VI" Russians rrushtas baa,g d,
'"Ti Arthur. Attic moment - r,bf
l"s =. 10 a. m Jwa hava rsrorts ~ ~.
'i''7-TmTut BY farped0es ~ the H,.,f, !,
etHi'"r Fa.laida ard tho b,t,..st,.
"'tAivap aHd cssrnvi'cb. which D.,
SONS Tins 20 ruma will rras, ,,..-.
from the 81 Elective .ts, II R4sss4..ssyy
This was followed later by a ,,,.t
'A''''' al The var.htps AID furts ns..
''ip7t'ng The rs basslsss.,, 49,,
cruisers u Japan. wifh th,tr -,
2. 'At'. steamed slowly In batt5s f..
'"N as SUNDAY midday tgUar4, -
80 tn"y came in sizht ~ Pr, A..
''"' under cover ~ tho darn .,.. ~,
1'H'''d s'o~l7 outside without ,h.-n,...
"E'ts. All the TORPEDO boat, sr-r -
'"'''d 70 make an attack m the D.
SLAMS. who vrrp lyiag la tho -. '',''
p'I'"''y feeling perfectly ssrare
i" 'noHt delay nearly all tho lanai.
-. s. ,t'd" boats we're Dispatched ~.
'n''F daring aud dangerous ,..s w
'Ney rushed under fell bs,a ~,
st'an' On tho enemy. who v.,. -. =
p,''''y surprised. The rat,la i, -,
arms greeted tho invadsrs -. ''a''
y" ~ taiI speed without being i,t, -
49, N t.l' Immediately tho Rs,,ir.a
,, ,,r lar witch and tia Pallada 49,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
OREGON aLEANlAos.

Work has started on the eomplsGs
Femodelihg Of the valsE system from
the source ~ the Milton toSn liEniGs
the rev pipe 20 cost $500
A the result u Game WaEden Aye
Of PenaietOh eomiag 10 HeppnsF, a
pF0mineHt mOuHIaineeFs were arrested
ard aasd tz5 each for killiag desE sal
u season,
Master Fish WaEdsn II. q. Van
Dasea has tilSd his snHpal Eepost. Ths
Frport sh0ss lhaE tho governments
hatchsElss ~ osegaa aud Washing ON
ars aDihg FsmaEk sbls WoFk ID the
propagation VI nan 4nd that tbs steady
and rapid tneFeass Ia tho hstehsries
INDICATES that hsHeefvFwa ard there sltl
DO 10 scarcity II Ghs supply % salmson
eoaataE 10 the Cslameia 81 yer streams
aud eshsr slrs4als o. OEssoa aa4s
" AaAingtoa-
Clara bFoaghI0a u The Dallsa. was
1lsIAksA for e0aEaK ASA shoa b
George Moody. 0hs OF hts con pankOas.
IN the Tysh valley, Moody, sho sas
some distance away. saS shat be saR
posed 10 be eSaEaF ana cred. Asa
seeing the aEiasAi H. -. hs hsea !
second tine aed ran 10 Ghs place. 10
fha that be lad g~sa sh0osias a ais
eom baai0a
The nlslaSe u MIS-. chstssfna 0ssxe
u Porsiaa1 - EtStRs eaFboiie aefa H.
STEAD % castor OIL. eosG ms life II gh~
aFs@ days' old HahY ef LaaWts sS=
leg
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13

Vegetables Eptataes, saWfse 100
p saea f4saiDs. FaEaaagas. / tie N
9~ets tie ID earross. smse ~ az
4aA7ss ! i2@}e ID. ssatsags~r. 100
Zoe a~ai eassase , tEDHe "a. ssess
2ntsi9@s f@t ass Use ealssy. sal@.
'tals vat b~ans. tsGsse IL. Aass=
fa4isA t5o2ee 10
grs.ts reaeas. tspzse ssxwe
'rsaaas. go zoe sses aopsss Nassa
era ap1 Haeas lisaasF. @asaes sAa
siafy Hai3Rias. 81 sast.rs sess Ala.
Ne~ r9Ns rtgpia asa Gsashury nas
'"f %@@btss bes. esmaaoa Ers4aa.
SOC poe se&
thiff Fradaets- Batter h@ss efsaa
cry 80 t3e. semmaa creamery see
''e s7st eeaatfp. Csc. eamaaaa eaus
~ 3Ar Importat EHtsa ek-.ss ts~
Am~rirah Batss esaezs. sse. rs~aa
'r'rt cheese. s9c ss@. New Fasa
-Ar~ss gge
Fp'aiif7 pr~ese8 rAieksaa. ynanm
'Rlrtsas aad heas. t6DtRe ~ sas
""st9rs it@tse lb. ssosane rMsRsys
'hr iR 'srsh faftays. so ID suess. tae
'' d1rts. Use , pfasons. tse saek
Eggs View Jaia eggs. sec doe. case
s9Es 'b@ tfc Dos.
F'aur Wholesale aass~vr h...s
wheat. itfs6s - BET. sssail sas~y
f'trHts Gts%Ut Is sa~s passnts
i''N SARA. sssasasa O. 20 SAGA asw
7St. 10 saek tVashfaetaa whaas
+" 'apt'i bbl. baeA~ksat. taosas /
10 ih sarE
'fa.a ard s~ad TtnaesbY. sseeft
'H'.'a. % a. sae rvs. srala haY
V''r rTt oats tttaDtss eve
.'T". " " r~t saaspaa COW. 81 50
hFa@ sac sars beaa shness. $50
N' f"t Shorts aar evt. whsat. Of 10
% ~ ~h7v2~a barley. 81 saBtss
eco carrots. 35e sacR oil seal. u -.
i3t ton
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
PRESIDENTIAL vALENr,Nea
Large Number Of Caricature. Reach.
the White House.

=. - tS@huree heAch hes
the White House.
Quite q lot Of valentines re,.b., 81.
white House By mail at this as,.or -"
cry year. There are always a good man,
people scattered over the country w.
ere ever anxious to write to tn, Pr..i,
dent and the festival Of the patron go,
OF lovers affords them a great onpor,r,
MY The senders Of these Laissivss :.
RUE believe that the President iii
personally open them. and II they ar. In
teoded 70 wound his feelings. thai he I'll,
personally grie7s over the sluru thsv co.,
Iiesumably In some cases they ob,oir
great satisfaction from dispstehipv snsh
anonymous cartoons, with hi, 'n
panying dsrisiVs verses. But, unhanpiI,
Iof thsr aims, the chief magistrate psv.
W sees any communications Of The g.,
vi OF which are opened BIZ a eIerL 80
promptly consigned to the vas,sh..I".
save only few notable ones ,bs, ~.
aeeined worthy Of being put on Gle =.
however II Il only the rare and -.
ceptonal presidential valentine tha.
~ any way malicious. OF course. ever
President Of the United States he, 49,.
Hies--a rule 10 which Mr.. Ro,ssv.l, =
no e1ception-and now and then : M.
sLuhtled ONCE seeker or sons n.r-',,
who has been put out Of a iob h n.
government employ, SOnsidsrs that he
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13

! onsirations were OF a physical character
AZ length rappingv we're henrI BEN. M
the Presidents feet. and the ma,lt,p
[ stated that an Indian desired To comm ,
/ nicats with him.
shall be happy to hear What bis
indian majesty has to say replied III.
President. FOR / have recently renewed
deputat!on Of our red brethren. and II
was the only delegation. black. white o.
olnF' which dill ~, volunteer som. al
wee about the conduct m the war"
The medium then called Tor Mcneil
and paper. which were la.I mon f..
liable. and afterwards covered with a,
handkerchief
Presently knocks we're heard ,,g a.
paper was uncovered. To the .,rr-.,.
OF all present 1t reJd az follows. He
MAKES waste. but delays cause yexat.oas
''e FtaHfy by energy. Use every
'"s'"7 70 subdue. froclamafions ars uss
less Make bold front and 6zh, tb.
enemy; leave traitors ut home Z, m.
care Of loyal men. Less note OF prsp,r,.
tons, less parade and policy TAI. ao5
more action-HeHry Knox
That Is not Iudian taxi said ,hs
President, who is Henry Knor ,.
The medium, speaking in n s,,,,,
voice. said: The first Secretary Of War
Oh' yes; General Knox" said m.
PRESIDENT. Stanton. that message IL for
you: It Is from your predecessor
should IKE to ask General Knox when
THIS rebellion will be put down"
The answer was oraculariy indsspi,.
me medium then called % Sapolson
VINO thought one thing. Lafayette as'
other. aud Franklin differed from h,,,b
All! exclaimed the President .orin.
ions dinsr among the saints az we'll =,
among the sinners. Their talk 1. var
much Ike the talk Of my cabinet"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
Iapansse Mlnl.,., n.,l.n.a

London. Feb. s.--A preas rsn,...,
. . called at the Japanese legation
mere today and was granted an Ip,ss
view With vIsoount HayashI. the Ian
ahese minister to Great Britain, ms
s,.er was shown e copy Of the state.
i ment published IN the 81. Pstsrsl,g,,
oGlcisl Messenger. ana ne santd 49,
~ conceal bis satisfaction at the Out.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
Kumor of Jap Defeat

-, petersburg. Feb 10 -s:ao ,
.,, ,D,'' ol 'ne newspapers here nrin.
s :, Claiming a Russian 49,. p''us
I"s' Arthur Three Japans,s s..!,, ~
hsvs Ia h,',.. ''rr' '7 boafs are reported -
80 10y, oeen seriously crippled On" =. :"
49,, ,"y' the Japanese ba,tissbin So,
' als,l'a was sunk, The p.opl. ~. s s
e e.,R' but there ia no afTlc'aI al "sa'
nrm"''on IT tho report, and - az =, con
iouhoemsnt ia discredi,cd 's an
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
''ts'a p.l4 =, sesl az. 70 p,.sv..,.

''isss Paid =, ssss ans "a py~ausss.
'8sN'sh''s sna Potatoes. q
''r r~'. nniaas. tisa swt: eabhasn
81 '"f roo' Vegetables. kse ewt. aplt
'se 'eFE apples. tt2s boz: ti&Iawtn sp
'.sa. sllo pos. seme nesatY. 81 bon
Poultry and EsEs- Cblckaas, ruuzs
'f' 'r. hens. I9Bta Hvs wulsht
oaaE rhIeksns. tt0t4c 10! tarksys
lrsss'd, soc. geese and decks. tie
l'e. eggs, Gil case: fresh lala. toe
ipt
Hay-TImothy. ttT. alfalfa. sft:
grain hay. tit. cat. tt.os0t.t0 ewt
Live StSek--Stesrs. tt04ss per
est cows. ta8..so ewt. mauun--
s~es' ": Seths-s. 81 ewt. hogs. s4es
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-02-13
Port Arthur News.

Port Arthur. Feb. 10 -.p.,-,
grams received here rercr, '' va, te'e-
ian. ian on the Yalu river. Tboss -" as. nus.
s s'.,,. claim that Cbemulpo. Kor ",,'i t
marines. h soldiers aud
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coat MtsEss wERG snor.
fatal F.shs IN . ospst a. esa csssA
Teaasaass

kaoAsilir TFna. Fsh s--in q aghl
a. ne Goal crews tenh. 4sgat E5sss
a'IhHrs Nefs Killed AL Ehfee eysk4ns
vfs ~sfs souaaed ~ tsa gsAFas sfa
sioyed ~ th~ Coal cFs~a Coal eeaa-
panr A aeeagy ssert- wass seat Is
arrest saasa Haa aimed
FHs elaeA vas tbs eutmfaatkan ee
'f"abie bsf~era antsh aad aanaaasn
abor Three u Eks 4sas4 nsa w~s.
ti lsa h1 guards sm6iaYsd ~ sh~ cea
tfeeN epmpaeF sa3 ne sassssk ssetfss
aroe'f saeftr vas allied - a saass
he hAI gone b. arrest
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YsIsutine'G lay Is on liz way;
Twill be here very scOn.
For - ! heard ARni Susie ny
To Bel tals aftergooa.
But I'm afraid a0Aoiy'll tAisk
To seRd ne even oae.
Cause ] vas cay ssvea years -
When the new year heS1a.
And 50 III write sa~ 20 zyse.f
Il couldn't t~ar 70 BE
without 4 sage va.eauzet.
And Play Twas seat - 2a
~Dear Graeie--tAats bow IL hsgiar
You are lovely ch4li
You never drive your mother Or
Your gandma near,y wud;
You never tease the baby ncr
Refuse with him 10 play;
You study hard aud Know By heart
1ouF lessons every day;
1ou keep your dress and apron neat
Your hair IS Always CURED.
And you are iust As nice q girl
As any IN the world"
There, that sounds very pretty, and
think that Il will do.
But pears 10 NE Il Isn't quite
Exactly truly true.
But then II 0ugAt 10 be, and thaEH
most. think. the same.
And 30 down IN the corner here,
u sigu a make believe name.
Detroit Free PFesS
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President Hsre., :. -,

-. me University Of Chicago !, n ,,,,l
,ns WIN an attack Of anns,. ~ aaHsr.
his home in this city. Dpendiei,is at
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Tn, me prophecy Of the groupdhov /.
, Uslns fulfilled In the Paiouso eeus.
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