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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-28
MIklNo NOTES

The parzrnn NInlnE company.
Shsch had q rich strike reported -
ssn,iy nras Nafshpoft- Wash found
s,s hes; claim gviocatei on The Fih
Isssaat b. W ~ Kerr and Harry
Faas siuco general Manager Ern.
eel q tho ParaEoa company learned
81 she iacky Boys relocation he has
taa the property pairoled BY armed
aaards and threatens the jumpers
~i,h death u taey undertake TO oaie'
Ihe property 80 do The assessment
uurf
According 70 George Oils Smith OF
The United states geological survey
~ho IL the author q geological folio
an the Mount Stuart quadrangle. IL
Washington. there IL likely 70 DO an IN
,yeaso In tho future In the gold produc
ton % that area.
Robert Angus. superintendent OF th'
oullp mine at Republic. has bonde'
The Copper Key claim from George ;
uoody snd William BiEham for on'
,oar The consideration named IL VIZ,
600 and NJ Angus guarantees TO d
lssvalnpment cork continuously durinl
tho lito ~ tho bond The Copper he
is a shart distance south Of the Be'ehe
nine and carries a continuation OF u
big mineral vein
Il r. Dolbridee mas returned to h'
,obl,c from Seattle to look after tn
development Of the Oversight gron
on tho Belchor vein.
John Anderson. a miner at the MOTT
Inc mine. at Mullan. Idaho, sustaine
sevete injuries in a fall in the min
.,d h,a recovery Ia doubtful, one 9
HE legs vas broken In two places, III
Icbin was torn open and his interim
Injuries are Of a most serious na'nr'
while working In the mine In som
m.,nor he fell into is inch OF
chu,e and was hurled down 80 feet %
toro hla fall was siorRed.
i w Davidson. an employe OF u
Federal Mining company at Wardne
Idaho was badly injured in the miu
NV a large timber falling and s'riklr
MIN ON tho arm and shoulder, hreakir
Me- arm in ave places and otherwi'
,n,,rinp his side and head. Had
~ An an erect position the tImb'
w,uld have struck his head, but own
- h,s STOPPING position he was strn'
. on the arm.
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Te Esvss,s Fil'pinOa.

tsslasssh. NJ william A sashef'
iapa secretary 81 tho Filipino ~"
ssnts left for the University Of on
ssssss. after making Arrangements :"
Mace four Filipino students IN Ne"
,usehy university TO complete 'hei'
education he has visited Harvard
co,psll ana other large American "p'
vs,si,,ss lie has 100 Tlipinos rams
ing In age trum - 10 u years. At san
graseisFa. They vili be exhibited 10
=, louis this summer and VII be cav
ca,ed hy their government, In Amen
can colleges
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-28
IDAHO ITEMS.

The vast and forbidding desert Of
Idaho in the drainage basin Of the
Snake river Is 10 be transformed into
= green garden q produetyeness IN
der the new national irrigation law.
This is one Of the most promising pro
yects decided upon by the United
States government irrigation engi.
neers. Al an expenditure Of 81. Coz. 600
which has been set aside for the con
struction Of great impounding dams
and diversion canals above the Mini
doka rapids. fully tl2.00oo0O in tax
fable property will be created IN this
basin.
Morris MAybutt. i3 year old son Of
William Maybutt. q rancher on the
Little Wood river. was drowned re
Gently. The boy vas assisting his
father and brother in repairing a dan
on the ranch. Ia crossing a foot los
be slipped and fell headlong into The
rapids below the dam.
J, y. c. Theisen Of Lewiston sold
bis entire wool clip Of $50, 900 pounds
20 the koshland company Of Boston
u il understood iheisen had previous
Offers Of from II IL 10 - 5-S cent
per pound. During the past week WOO
sales IN this and Asotin counties have
aggregated over 100000 pounds. Th'
only large lots remaining unsold ar
the Riggs and steen clips.
During the most severe electri'
storm Albion vicinity has ever Wit
messed recently, Fenion Harris. wei
known man. while riding on the norl
bills. about two and one half mile
from town. was struck by lightning
and instantly killed. The horse Of
which he was riding was also killed.
Louis Couture. an employe Of tn
Panhandle Smelling company. me
with a painful accident recently Will
working on the company's pile driver
He Was leaning with his right forearr
over the head Of a pile that was b
ing set opposite the dock. when tn
hammer became unlocked and fel
scvertnE his arm above the wrist
The assayeT In charge Of the Uni
ed States assay ONCE has complete
the compilation 81 the total miners
production Of the state during 1870
The following shows the comparatv
production for the past two years {
, aiherout metals.
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OGArH aoDs WITH FLOODS.
-Four Victims in Wyoming Of a Cloud.
burst

Feef N&ufhs ~ wyoming Of q Cloud.
burst.
cheyenne. Wy0-- -Four bodies Of Der.
sons drowned during the recent Foods
have ssen recovered. Thsy are:
Edigh sProai
Archie ciayt0R.
Charles ciaytoA.
Harry Clayton.
Il i feared there have beea other
casualties. as . RambeF u persons are
still missing.
The dead sess asleep III bed shea
the n0od came
kzah hsd bsea falling Tor "a hours
shsh the elaadbursJ occurred Al -four
O'Clock. eEos eFeek had been ranninx
haHk full. and sAeA the eloaabaFsi
soSk place a vail " saGer si1 isel
high eaHae a0sa IaS valley. Sweeping
ranch baildiags. fsHees, eorals. hay
stacks aaa osheF E0Table articles IL
lks path. i've kaHdFea people iiYihe
IN The ioasAhds aLens she creek il
wess che5ehRe ssFe Eisea 10 warn
lag whatever. ualil The Saii u sate,
~4s sPoA IAs2- 9ahy haa retired
tor the aiEAl aha sea wisAoas theii
etoShiHg A gsaersi alssm vas SQUAD
81 ana haaaEsas u reseasFs 90 horse,
aEa IA eoAts ssFs 5000 ~ cork ID
rsgath CasgeaEs Zb0 people live ID sh,
aaoate& district. asa a EambsF a.,
Hsissihg
SeFsoaas sask0ags lave oecarrs..
s0sisk. aass shd sasg ~ chsYshns. AL
EEans "a ths CEA0A Faeine u ssfao4sil
sapsesd TsAsas4RA sEa teiwgAoa.
iiAes are aAsg 20sb Ths rzlEsaoFn
s4s tAe sasss kaosa il aazhy years
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OPINIONS AT ST. PETERSBURG
IL IL Believed the Gar Can Combine
HE FIeeta.

St Petersburg. May 25. - The pre-
vailing opinion at the headquarters Of
the general stat is that the withdraw
al Of the japanese from Fengwancheng
means that the enemy has decided TO
devote himself to operations against
Port Arthur and that the present OBJ
3ect Of General Kuroki, with the first
army. supported by General Nsdy with
the third army, now landing near TAX
ushAn and prevent q move southwark
which would take General Oku and
the second army on the Lisotung PEN
insulA in the rear.
A direct attack on up General Kuro-
pAtkiD in force apparently is not con-
sidered 70 be impending. Nothing
more than outpost affairs are sntici-
pated, although some Of these may be
sanHuinAry. The Russian scouts are
keeping in constant touch with the
army and thus far minor shiftings Of
the enemy's detachments west of Ia
yang river and northward Of Mic Ting
Ling are considered 20 be in the nature
Of screens
II the two armies of the Russian
commander in chief are trying TO work
force around in the rear Of General
Kuroki. or aIe planning s surprise, Of
course, the fact is sedulously concealed
here
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-28
ssskans Rstsn Market.

Observation-Disclosures. tl0if6 per
Saek. carrots. 20se 10: onions. coz
ID. cabbage. 29se ID: celery. isc
s,AIk. sorserAelsh. Is03oe: tomatoes.
l692tc ID. green onions. Z punches
&c. FEdishes. &c bunch.
Praiis--orAaEes. 10000 doE: lem,
oaa. It63Ec doa. crAnberries. lsc ID;
apples. sT'ra fancy wGEners. t292.se
boz. Northern Spy. Rome Beauty and
fancy BGleuiHs. tIbo0l7S boz: New
Town Fgppln. t2s5 box.
Poultry chickens. young
chickens. It02oe: hens. iE0lSc ID:
old roosteTN. it9iec 10: geese. iSc,
Dairy Prodpcta--Bu Butter. beat cream,
cry. sc. common creamery. 2Sdsoc
best country. soa30c. common coun
Try. 10000. Imported Swiss cheese
t0c. American Swiss cheese. Csc:
cream trick cheese. sod?So: New
Tork cheese. zoe.
Egrp~-New laid eggs. 2s0soe doE
MeAts-Becf. porterhouse steak. II
/ q 2oe ID. sirioin steak. ib1lsc ID.
round steak. lave 10. shoulder steak
ioc ID: hamburger steak. S9islae 10.
prime roast. Is0ise ID: common roast
lo0ise ID.
Oysters and clAms-Easiern oystera
5000 CT. Olympia oysters. Tse Of;
baik clans &c -: Toke Points. 3S'
Dos IN shell
Fsah--Royai salmon, is1 Gle ID;
Aalibut. is4 0isc 10: nounders. I2b'
Id. whi,essh. ise 10: smelts. ialse ID
Flour Eastern fancy patents. SIS
ai7s sack. local patents. $3.50 sack
standard. ti.Q RAck; lowest Sill
sack: washington wheat. tttodt7
bbl: bsekvheAi. teGsO 10 ID sack
Grain = Feed--IImothy. tl.os6Li
lcwt. alfalfa. Ss0sOc cWt; grain hay
ssaSoe ewt: oats. 1l.5s6Ito: bran
lSOdSse cwt: bran shorts. sios ewt
lshurta. sIio ewt: wheat, $40 choI
ped barley. 1l.2Odi.2s; feed carrots
SOC saek
seed-Red clover. $3.50 cwt: aisik
clover. als cwt: alfalfa. SIS cwt; tin
o,hy. Sc ewt; best redtop. tl2 ewt
Kentucky bluegrass, SIS ewt; orehar
grass. SIS ewt. bromegrass. 50 ewt-
City hay market-l,oose timothy ha
SIS. wheat hay, tl76Is; oat hay. 81
OLE,
Wholesale Feed PrIees.
Bran. sIs ton: bran and shorts. 81
ton: oats. $50 cwt: wheat, tias cwi
chopped corn. tito cwt; whole corr
$3.50 cwt: timothy hay. go ton.
Prices Paid TO PnOdoesU.
2 Vegetables ana ETuits-PotAtoes.
? dsoc ewt: onions, 81 ewt: oaboag
lSI.g501.65 owt: root vegetables. tSs
j. cwt: spItSenberR apples, ti.5o boz
a yellow Newton apples, $3.50 box.
p Poultry and EEgs-ChickenS roos
{ ers. ioc: hens. l2dlSc live weigh
: young chickens. li6ltc ID; turkey
4 dressed. 10000: geese and ducks.
|, aIlc: eggs. $3.50.
. Hay-Timothy. ti6Gis ton;
a falfa, tl4; grain hay. ils. oats. si.os
!. lis cwt
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MONTANA NOTES.

Howard Isbell, the sheepherder Whit
shot John Hacketi at Harlem is In the
county Jail at Fort Benton.
While hope Of catching the outlaw
who shot Night Marshal Fred Stevens
OF Havre has not been abandoned, the
chances Of apprehending him seem tC
grow slighter each day. and many are
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-28

Hump. Idaho.--The Rob Roy tunnel
is nov in 45 feet. the last 10 feet be-
ing in good ore This tunnel will be
pushed 1000 feet
The Atlas has completed a IL foot
stump and as soon as = few changes
have been made drifting will com.
menoe.
TIE Mother Lode No ? has It's hois,
and boiler In place and the gailowa
frame up The work Of enclosing ilG
large shaft house and sinking will be
carried on simultaneously The lead
AZ this point is ~ feet vide. and the
ore is a. = splendid quality.
Snow is siiii eiEh, feet deep on III,
Buffalo lake ground. but will be gone
In two weeks. when development OF
this property will be insured. One
hundred fee, ~ shat, with drifts vii
be added 10 the work already done
On the Colonel drifting and cross
cutting Is the order TIE ledge mattel
looks promising.
Dobhin 4 chAmEard are taking ou
some good ore on the Old Maid. ans
expect 30 do extensive deVelopmen
work this season.
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RECORD RUN FOR A wARsHlP.
ssttieship Kentucky, V. S. NJ Bears
Proud Title.

FFOuQ lAuc-
The hattleship Kentucky anchored
OF Tompkinsville. n. Y, after having
made the worlds record run for a
warship from Hongkong and Madeira
to New York. The total distance
steamed was 1858 allies from Hong
kong. at an average Of 1907 knots.
The last run Of 1890 miles from Ma
deira TO New York was made at an
average speed Of ls.S knots. The
whole distance was made under nat
ural draft. The Kentucky has been in
commission little more than four
Years and her first run was out TO the
China station. She has been the hag-
ship for three years and has flown
the Gag OF Rear Admiral Evans for
more than two years. She left Ma
Mia on March Is. docked at Hongkong
on March Is. and sailed for home on
March 20.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-28

A great deal OF excitement IL being
shown over 10 Kakt placer diggings
in The basin just over the Idaho line in
Montana.
Tuesday marked the opening Of the
18th annual convention OF the Western
Federation Of Miners At Denver. Col
This viii probably be the most inn
poFtant convention ever held BY the
Organization.
orofino. Idaho,--Gus CRUDE, Ross
Padsn, Frank Magnus and A. l.. Nor
gan. who relocated the Mascot mine
the first Of January. have just com
pietsd the necessary work and are
about 70 apply for \ patent 10 the
ground. Since relocation they have
taken out considerable rich ore and
expect 10 make = short mill run some
time in June. The Mascot mine. which
was long owned and conducted by the
Gold Greek Consolidated Mining com.
pany. Is well developed property.
Republic. Wash--The Mountain
Lions mill was started up Wednesday
morning under full headway, with IL
men The stamps and four Hunting
ton mills are running smoothly and
satisfactorily. The ore is being sue
eessfuliy cyAnided by the Hendry1
process. and everything looks sneour
aging.
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Minneapolis. May 'a.-The He'es'
t,,av ~ peter O. elliott, vho vas ar
s..,sa several months ago In Washing
ton. u c. on suspicion OF being :
IunatIc With probably mnrderops ae
slsns on President Roosevelt vas
soyod this morning suspended from ,l
the sirder Of = railroad bridge W 80 -
Minneapolis Il was evidently a oas'
Of suicide.
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Mexico City.-The superior board Of
health reported that IN to Friday even
ing there were in the republic outside
Of Yueatan. six cases OF yellow fever.
two at Vera cruR and four on the
Isthmus Of Tehauantepec. Great ef.
forts will be made to stamp out the
disease.
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Special show Car.

Through the efforts 81 Dan Weaver,
the popular manager Of the Spokane
theater at Spokane, a special train on
the Cnur d'Alene A Spokane Electric
Line will leave the Spokane depot al
n - Immediately after the performance
giving people along the line an opPor'
tunity Ia see the performance and re-
turn home the same night. The great
c ,n>esiians. The Roger Brothers, are 70
show at the Spokane. Friday and satur
day nights and Saturday matinee.
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cptto 81 rIIiPIsoa.

sffs 50 .s's. Ssn. Nawss
49, q sr,n.
hr "a A fsarss Aas ben
Pre- r. a Camp ursrxaa. On
K N.-ta-aa sass,s Mar Is.
-assa-s kAs tahsa
re i3+h rs rear Mala
ss'ssra cast % NIna.
~ ',-se Iagao msa. 80
ai's- - families u en-
's' i-i'ef states military
a Hs.sasaa weFs sur
Hi'-ishi vhI's asleep ~
As ard baba - News
'arfs valley and slaughter
sh''' sr4 bis followers
frfars The alarm could bs
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Morgan Burns 20 Death,

J MAY 77.-Alfred
$50 % years. said To be a
= Morgan. vas burned
''' homo here. His house
20 ~ Gro and an attempt
" rescue him, but the flames
4 ,apl1'v that this vas i'm.
y, MORGAN was a graduate
''e's''y u reRnsyivania,
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IN Cd. N.ar,.

i7 a letter defending
- 'fe pala,inn recent.
W 'ha s"rs8s bulletin. NDi.
~ Incidentally gives an esti.
population - the United
~ 'a' census io 10 taken In
"a The 6sgrps At sg.o4i.4se.
''' saTs that this Indicates
As' 4" Increase ~ ia. as
WIZ s.7 ia the isssis0O
however that the estimates
os' a census. nor do they
ocal coalitions
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-28

Johannesburg. The announcement
that Chinese labor is to oe .ss
prsfereuce in an endeavor TO solve 'ne
labor problem here has caused con
adorable unrest among the nav i.,.
,r,bss and an uprising lie no, unlikely
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-05-28
MINES AND MINING NEWS
ITEMS or INTEREST GATHERED
DURING THE PAST WEEK.
Labor Trouble Still Exists Down In
eoi0radO--cosvr d'Alens Output is
Greater Than Eyer-B. c. Mines
eosy--Aeeicents and Personals.

The ofieiai call Of the seventh an.
saai session Of The American Mining
congress has been issued by Score.
aAfy irwin Mahon. The congress.
Shieh will meet in Portland. Ore. Aug
sse Y. Is expected 70 draw q large
attendance.
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KILLED IN POLO GAME.

Player Harry D. 6abeoek. Hit With
Club, Dies Later.
New York. May 24.-Harry u. Bah
cock. Jr.. a member Of the freshman
class OF Yale and player on the Yale
polo team. died at his home here from
the effects Of blow on the head from
a polo club in the hands OF a fellow
player. W. c Devere. n Van Cortland
park during the first intercollegiate
game ever played in this country.
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POWER plAsr 10 s~Spr AWAY
sssshIasa cs-rss~r Issss t'siajooo sn
e6ass n3sss

Sees H9sss.
tsoaSs. tsasa Mst "a TIE past q
tsr 1ttsk5aat Power ro@na1r 81 ias
assss- ssFas. sa sHshss atuts ne rlst
was saess Amar TAu a0ss 10 aea0i
ttss aaa TAs sssrs haa b'aee &asasass
~5sA = ssEh asss Aas 10 power hpsss
ssoass u@srs tae ssrss lAsh- g 'sss t's
ta~ shs asa TA's fssss vas ssssa 20
ssasap ssx asssf - s1ar'0f ssle}HE. aad
vas So 80 r,assetsss is'o a. sAer'f4f
3 ass ~Ass tss placer f's~Ha sa4 t's'=
osha@sss,a Ths hmaHs o1ns - ne
euussasY j. gs. Nsw WAsasshss.
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Plans for building a concentration
tof The lie hol mine al Rossland have
reached point where Thomas Mitch.
ell. = pfomlHent e0HeenITator man,
sas been engaged 10 handle The pro.
geel.
EAeh Of the regular ioS grade ship
tefs have seat oai more ore than last
seek. making a total Increase of some.
lhins llkv ]. 500 loAs over last weeks
solAi The entlre eight furnaces In
tas $50 sHsiters are running full
Ems
Joseph Founder died Al Grand Forks
81 Ills hospital after tW8 weeks u suf.
fsF4eE Joe Founder sAs a pioneer
PnosIscgos and mlnef u the district
aAa vas widely khosH. lie MAS O.
Tears II age and unmarried, one mar
flva brother resides nere and another
a. saA Francisco
Ths sfahd total a. The tonnage sen,
sal from Boundary mines nov lacks
tsl few teas q beiEg ..ev9 600 tons
81 Ute Al she fvFY Conservative ralp
slAoa Il g. . toa hat ssa~aAs a proauc
tAoa u $40 opa esQ IN EeiAis In this
aislEsei ia nte years
Ressiaas Notes.
W n Esans. o. hehAif q. spokAns
shareholders In The GaAnt Aluing cpm
BAAy. las FcsaFnea 10 lbs attack on
GatsFauf MArElaiosh administration
u shr cualp aAgs Asaars
Tbs 1umt.o mine At hosslAnd has
/ purchased tie rompfussuT plant ~ Jh'
hasoos. and lhs tAehineFg IL BON 90
tag tAkeA dosh sus fefsoFal The plan
hss An inalossed capacity % oagh
tfl.is. Aas cab &c cuualssd upon 10 op
sfAle nte - shs large machine drills
ne svcoad 20 eays run Al ,he ! \
l.. saibs rcsziiea 10 = cleanup 81 ~
sances - bagiua. rAlaca a. slsghul
srrT 81 psF oahoe
TIC koaiehsy msae aia not CON
Hssos sEigt.us 'kls seeA a. expect
90
GfaelHs ,os she Waite Bear cooovu
Wssaf h. practically cofsplet~d
] Cuasfucsiun pusf OF she NclrU
soaoeeifatas 10 ucll advanced
4 The laaho miac has goen shippinl
&c euuhg ihc werh. bot lhr purma
satrat Aas nQs tss been attained.
iAsuIosaaf > isaassll Fussrr 81 ID
NrgboAald School q MlasaE q AcGiJ
sairetsiu Cd, Montroz5 has arrived .
Thoou8 % h3s private car. viih J
ssaacnis q Tia, iastitutlon. rnost q
shum are 10 lheir ihifd year IN 'hel
archaeological course This terminate
thsgs wgp to' she season. a. all bu' ~
81 she ssudeHis have obtained position
10 rfurnincnt koDeuaF ssiHes foT n
sutumet. &C. ees = gsaeiioal Insight u
10 tho tusinoss - fsiniuE
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The bee., 1904-09-01

Thurman Rudd made a business
trip to Hanson last week.
Catherine and Agnes, children of
t. F. Blair, spent last week with
relatives in Madisonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dubulsson were
in Madisonville this week.
Mrs. T. L. Howard, of Madison
vile, is visiting relatives in Hen
derson this week.
Johnnie Sanders, of Henderson, is
here this week doing plastering
work on Mr.. o. P. Webb's new house.
Miss McCarty, of Cincinnati, O., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. KIlroy,
this week.
Mr.. Rayman Corey, of Chicago,
is here on visit to his brother,
Harry Corey, and family.
E. L. Lacy, of st. Charles, was in
Darlington one night last week on
business.
Miss Laura Osborn, of Madison
vile, visited relatives here the lat
ter part of last week.
Herbert Smothers visited in the
city first of the week.
Misses Nora Fault and Annie
Gribble and HerbertJ. Bryan, of st.
Charles, were in Darlington Friday,
the guests of Miss Lille Toombs.
Mrs. Arsula Niles was the guest
of her sister at Crofton last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Long visited
Phil Croft at Nortonville Sunday.
Misses Maggie Bovd and Essie
Witty, of Hopkinsville, Mrs. Minnie
Vinson and two children. of Mad
isonville, Mrs. Charley Adams, of
Church Hill, and Ed Boyd, of Mad.
isonvIlle, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Carr this week.
Mr.. A. f. Toombs. of Nebo, is
here visiting his brother, Albert
ToOmbs, few days.
Miss Luro Smothers, of Mortons
Gap, visited here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Gordon are
both on the sick list this week.
The bee., 1904-09-01
Emergency Medicines.

1t is a great convenience to have at
hand reliable remedies for use in
case of accident and for slight lnju-
ries and ailments. A good liniment
and one that is fast becoming a fa-
vorite if not household necessity is
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. BY APP
plying it promptly to a cut, bruise
or burn it allays the pain and causes
the injury to heal in about third
the time usually required, and as it
is antiseptic it prevents any danger
of blood poisoning. When Pain Balm
is kept at hand sprain may be
treated before inflammation sets in,
which insures quick recovery.
For sale by st. Bernard Drug
Store, Darlington; B. t. Robinson,
Mortons Gap; Jno. X. Taylor, Earl
ington.
The bee., 1904-09-01

"Alphonse and CASTOR" that
mirthful musical farce which has
kept the American people on the
qui vive of expectancy for it's pro-
duction will be seen at the Temple
Theatre week of Sept. 9Th. "Al-
phonse and Gaston," as every news
paper reader from Eastport, Maine,
to the Golden Gate at California,
knows of the two mythical French
men whose ultra politeness places
them In the most absurd and ridicu-
lous positions imaginable. The
characters of Alphonse and CASTOR
are assumed by those favorIte and
well known comedians, Mr.. Jack
Collins and Mr.. Henry Give, as
sisted by such artists as Mr.. James
Gibson as Happy Hooligan and
Miss Florence Nash as Mother
Katzenjammer, and others. The
musical numbers as sung by COM
petent GLORIOUS of pretty girls are
gems chosen from the most popular
authors of the day. "Alphonse and
CASTOR" is stupendous production
of stage, scenic effects and costume
splendor, Astounding with hilarious
situations, by-words and wittIcIsms
that will become the popular fad OF
of the day.