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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

Wine Of Life contains tasteless
Cod Liver OIL, which will build up
the whole system. Il is pleasant and
effective. Makes new blood. Wine
OF Life absolutely cures the stomach,
lungs, liver. skin and all female
troubles. IL will cure you. This
preparation is sold on a positive
guarantee. Get free sample. II
gives you new life and health. Price
81 per bottle. For sale by the
Occur d'Alene Drug Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15
A Thousand Dollars worth Of Coed.


81 have been afflicted with kidney
aud bladder trouble for years, pass.
ing gravel or stones with excrnciating
pain,H says A. Il. Thurnes. a Nell
known coal operator of Buffalo. o.
81 got no relief from medicine until
began taking Foley's Kidney cure,
then the result was surprising. A
few doses started the brick-dust like
substance aud now l have no pain
across my kidneys and l feel like a
new man. IL has done me $1,000
worth Of good. Foley's Kidney
cure will cure every form of kidney
or bladder disease. For sale by the
Occur d'Alene Drug Store.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

Burt. p Munson, one Of the heavy
stockholders Ia the b. r Lewis
Lumber company. returned Saturday
from trip 70 Minneapolis. where be
purchased another band saw, logging
cars and other equipment.
A strength tonic that brings rich,
rcd blood. Makes you strong. healthy
aud active. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35
eents. tea or tablets. For sale by
the Occur d'Aiens Drug Store.
Mrs. Flnnegan, who is taking
charge Of the Inn, has received her
furniture and the hotel will be open
for business In . few days The
building has been remodeled and
peaily fitted up, making q very good
improvement.
A wonderful spring tonic. Drives
out all winter impurities, gives you
strength. health and happiness.
That's what HOLSTERS Rocky Mount.
ain Tea will do. IS cents cents. tea
OF tablets. For sale by the Occur d.
Alene Drug Store.
Capt. !. b. sanborn, at one time
Ia charge Of the steamer Georgia
oakes. was = caller la the city
yesterday. lie IL now living 10
Portland, Oregon, and makes the
summer navigating che Yukon river
in Alaska.
The Exchange National bank has
pot In . Burroughs adding machine
Of the latest pattern. The machine
IL wonderful piece Of mechanism
aud reduces the time IN adding
tlgures 10 about one-tonth Of that BY
the old method.
Feel tired. no appetite. cannot
sleep, work OF eatg That's sprlng
tircdness aud will disappear at once
n you take HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea this month. 80 cents, tea or
tablets. For sale by the Occur a.
Alene Drug Store.
Horace Dagan has purchased the
interest Of J. T, Reilly In the cigar
store and will open a bar in con.
nection with the same. The cigar
department will remain rs II lie and
the next room is 20 be neatly tltted
up for the bar.
On next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church, Rev. J. p. Barker
will preach on the subject 1.-THE
Triumphant Christ. " In the evening
the subject will be 1.-THE Bible and
lts Enemies" There will be special
services at the church every evening
during the coming week, except
Saturday.
reception was given 20 the
Epworth League. Of the Methodist
church and their friends. at the
/ parsonage, Thursday evening, by Rev.
aud Mrs. ]. P. Barker, a pleasant
time being reported. This Is the first
OF number OF social gatherings to
be held by the league during the
spring and summer season.
Miss Dot +. seeuiDe and Mr.. Leroy
Van Leuvin were quietly married at
the home Of Mr.. Fred Laird on Third
street, Tuesday afternoon, Rev. ]. p.
Barker performing the ceremony.
The young couple departed on the
afternoon train amid a shower OF
rice, to their future home at Mead.
Wash.
The members Of the First Preshy.
terian church held business meet
ing Monday evening and called Rev.
Alexander I.itherland, Of Mount
Vernon, Indiana, TO the pastorate for
the coming year. Rev. Litherland Ii
absent from bic eastern charge on 1
saeatlon aud viii tender bis resieua
: tion, 60 accept the call TO thll
church, His family will close NJ
their affairs aud become residents o
this place within a short time.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

Mm. A. =. Dodge and son, Of
Eureka, Cal, are stopping for two
weeks' visit with BET relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. I. G. Hahn.
Ground was broken yesterday tor
the new bank bailding OF the Occur a..
Alsns Bank 4 Trust company At the
corner Of Sherman and Second
streets,
r. A. Blhekuell. president Of the
Occur d'Alens a Spokane Railway
company, will leave soon on = bust.
moss trip 10 New York and other east
eFnscitiss.
Tho members OF The G. A. R. are
preparing 10 give a bean bake az the
Catholic ball May Ath. They viii
he assisted By the ladies Of the
W. Il. &.
The Coiqahoan Hardware company
is buiidlnR > warehouse along the
Northern psrlao swtieh, facing on
Lakeside street. II IL a frame. IS
b. 90 fest.
g. r. BrlagfoFd has opened bi.
ryele aud repair shop on Occur a..
Alsne nireei. He wtll aiso handle
sire and ornamental fencing and
electrical supplies.
Representative spaaiding hAa re-.
eslved n lot II government garden
seed, more than be needs for bis own
use. and ls anxious to distribute
them 10 those sho cali.
To subject 81 the evening sermon
a. sbe Baptist church Sunday evenlne
uill b. ''The Anchor q the Soul. "
The huhr Of meeting fer the d. 7. p.
&. has been changed 10 1915.
Tho electric light wires Rot crossed
at the corner Of Occur d'Alene and
Fourth streets Monday night. and
pat the service out Of business IN the
northern part u town.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
society are arranging to give a dime
social at the church parlors Tuesday
afternoon from three TO ave o'clock.
Light refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Henry Turkish. OF Duluth,
MINI, Mr.. aud Mr.. John J. skuse
aud Mr.. aud Mrs. Lowery, Of spok.
ane. were guests Of the d. r. Lewis
Lumber company at the mill Tuea.
day.
Work on the foundation Of the
new hotel IL being pushed forward
with a large force Of men. The first
car Of brick arrived Wednesday aud
The brick masoBs will be at work IN q
few days.
Mrs. O. O. Elugea, OF Dayton,
Wash, and Mrs. John Malone, Of
Portland, Oregon, we're guests Of
Mrs. G. A. Desaussure the fret OF
the week, returning to their homes
Wednesday.
General Traffic Manager Paine, OF
tho electric line, and Manager J. O.
white, Of the Rcd Collar line OF
steamers, made a trip up the lake
aud river yesterday, on business,
returning todky.
p. T. Reilly, Of DouahoFty, Iowa,
arrived in the city Tuesday and Il
spending few days with hls nephew,
]. T. Reilly. He lie we'll pleased
with the town and may make some
Investments.
/ J. L. Robinson has q boring mach
inc Of his own invention by the as,
OF which be can stand on the fiool
and bore through ceiling iolsts h
new buildings for electrical wiring
Il IL quite labor saver.
Albert W. Gordon, Masonic gran,
master OF Idaho, will make an otilcla
visit TO the local lodge wednesda,
evening, at which time the seere
work will be exemplilied aud ban
qnet will be rendered In hla honor
/ It II expected that there will be 4
large attendance Of members.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

+. a. Back. sir--Eboueht thirty
eggs Of you last year. broke one
and hatehOd twenty eight chickens.
lgnaR Rohlol, Occur d'Aleue.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-04-15

out bankrupt of
goods Of styles; bought for At the
lowest We 100 worth for
every e0 purchase We satisfaction instance
your money back II you want IT,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-14

man asked if they might not be allow.
cd TO join him in prayer. He gladly
consented for they we're not Chris.
s,ans. And every night after chat
these three men, before retiring would
have prayer together ia che caboose.
Whenever the captain, aa the boys
called my friend. wouIdgo 20 his home
ne would gather his family about him
and lead them 20 Q throne of grace.
He would set chem . good example if
ne could not be with them much. Il
was his cup Of cold water and he glad
~ gave it ia the Masters namo.
Some months ago he LEANED that
one Of the two mon who Joined him in
family tSzyer dated his conversion Co
those Little prayer neesings ia the
caboose and his heart was reioiced.
His boys grew up and went away
from home to work. Recently one of
them, who was q freman on freight
train, was killed at Valdosta. He had
professed conversion aome years be-
fore, aud, as fer as the father knew,
wa leading consistent life. But
after his death he received q letter
from Q yorng man who was q friend
OF his boy, one who had roomed with
him and who knew him end loved him
for his true worth.
"One night, = wrote che young man,
when was preparing to read my
Testament and have prayer before re-.
tiripg, your boy asked me why he
could not join me. He said his fsther
used to do chat at home, and he had
pissed ii very much since he had
been away from home. And from
that time forward, aa long as We
were together, We always had family
prayer" #
The fesher was rejoiosd, for he felt
that his practice Of having family
prayer vsas, SO 20 speak, his cup Of
water. It had not been in vain, and
he he had not lost bia reward. Twas .
reward that filled his heart with glad
ness at this dark time in his life.
Friend, look and aes in what your
cup OF cold water oonsists, and give il
Quito those with whom you come in
GO contact. Give il out in the Masters
name, and you shall in no wise lose
your reward.
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His Reference.

E l
@ In tae course Of "a conversation be-
tween two mon at the club last night
one of them jokingly remarked that q
man with "cheek'' could get anything
he desired, and he backed up his
statement with the following story:
One Of his friends, a merchant, had
advertised for a porter. big, burly
Irishman applied for the job. After
looking him over the merchant was
satisfied with, his appearance. The
only objection was the question Of
references and the Irishman did not
asem to- have Q very good one. Can
you get no better reference than
this7n asked the merchant. ooh,
yis, sor. I kin git 70 the every best
kind Of . van il tnat' all .ye want,
.sor. aud / don't have to GO { far for it
either. Me father and me mother,
sor, live down the sthrate, and they We
known me all me life. = 81
And he landed the Job. 5.. &.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-14
] Science AND The Soul.

\ Science never may. be able to dis.
eoyer and analyze the soul, but in a
remarkable case in New Y York the soul
has been awakened i'd human body
by simple surgery.
Jack Hany, although &c years old
and well developed physically, was un.
til two months ago mentally an infant,
possessing neither memory nor reason
ing power. His parents had years ago
resigned themselves to the cruel
belief that Jack was q hopeless in
beetle. 5t l{ il5.5 .5.g
The ether day q physician DISCOVER
ed that J a5k $ brain vac not diseased,
but thatit was not otproperly connected
with the spinal cord, and all that
would be required to restore arrested
d daieyelopment would be to effect the
necessary union of cells. BY oBteo-
pathio panipuIation this 10 being slow-
" accolhplished and the light Of Iren;-.
aon isdaWning upon the life along CON
fined in the dark
The boy is rapid y learning the al
phabet, finds his way about alone and,
takes keen delight5in the unfolding of
the world that was dead TO him. The
mind min and soul born 16years after the
body are becoming norma 4 5.sss5i
ss Science has penetrated the yelled
ystsries and solved one oDf The deep.
sest seorets of life IS
The field Of benefit to mankind In In
this direction is unlimited. Millions
5ofS demented and 8 deficient little chill.
Edren suffer bonda DO in dark from.
which soiense may vet find che say
to set them free. IS
81 For tho NAN who has unbalanced Or
battered his brain by Il II wrong living
there may be ne hops But iiffs the in
tiocent little ones may have their minds
!aad seu q opened to the light aoiesce.
viii have done alnplahle; service.
tlaata Jourrial s. !:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-14
0sylia 1 siia lpplss..,

Horace Parks. effs sRussell /, sometimes 81
osllsd the sag 90 Russell station jIt d
agent atSshet So longs than han s5 any !;
other nan iihs s sinila post ID che b On, eIa.
pioy of tho q. ]. q AZ ilfoad !, took hia
httla gssnds dson down son his farm one r,ja
Sunday af tsraoon u ffssr the s bpy 81 81 Fl had
rsEurnsd from Sun day school Is Is sho.y
MIN 40 appls trss that HAD beer jbesr.
BiEg fruit foy ths ssgss d time. a e
0n the way soI Be ores sasd tho litsie
fellosi aaked ssot dos ii hese m iislas
and woods bsl lsng %, grandpa ?Sl$5 g
s. 8 las M replied sha grand
sath har sss3s
q sir, ss sssap ually sspiisd ishe
boz .ts,ev bslons u 60 d. ss ss;I
Tha grarsl thsr ahid mol stiil
they Ssashsd ths appis trse, aksahs
saais MP hoy, non 81 dies hes
this sae belong soff
I:SI q ;ssssia il sas q peass, and fos 8 moment 81
We ho hesitated bpt sastine i lozg. -
Eiag aeek ppon tas UP riss. las las rsplied: !:
assA elI ggsaSp pa ae M tresss ss BEL longs tdi IS;
ssse bat flie applss Ire onrs. Bss. B
t5n Herald
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lIoonnshin q Rarely Quit.

Il Col. Amos Owens, of Cherry Noun
tain, Rutherford County, was arrest
led. week before last; for retailing and
taken before a United States com.
missioner at Rutherfordton. The
colonel has beenin che Fed eral court
more than q dozen times for moon
shining. We are under the iimpres.
sion that he has also served one OF
two terms ia the Albany penitentiary
for this offense.
Bnt$ the illicit traffic in liqu,or,
whether in making or selling it, or
both has fascination FOR men, and
not many who engage in moonshining
quit the Illicit traffic permanently.
Their stills are broken up, but they
at once rig up others, sometimes one
is acquitted on trial and he goas
straig ghtvay from the court house back
GO tho business; thers, having been
convicted serve out their sentence,
and a,pll /, Ias % soon 90 thsy get home seonlle
an Oatfit and go sa5 IL again. They
take tren endous chances, bnt when
they iose their operations are only
interrupted only suspended until
liberty and opportunity wait on them
again. It 10 skinSt 90 the passion that
ss s,ards M 4 hold Cor the gambler; the habit
sissas it!saa s,srong as that which morphine
1estab fishes upon the dope tiend $or
taza pom the liquor drinker. &c is
very enrious psxyeraion, but any.
officer o i United states court 10 q i
iaponsk kinc district will verify these
sfatements. Charlotte Observer. 3.3!5
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a Collar Button.

a man advertising trick collar
button has kept crowd about en- un-
tenanted store on o Broadway corner
for several days. He atands in tho
window in his shirt sleeves in front Of
9 looking glass as il dressing. First
he puts up aign, "The Old Way"
lie starts to put on coll,r with an
old fashioned button. One end catch
es on easily. Then he begins strug.
Cling with the other buttonhole. It
won't slip over the button. He
wrenches and twists it. His face is
puekeEed up into an expression Of
rage. His lips visibly give utterance
to concentrated damn" he loo ks
at his watch; panic appears in his
eyes. He tries again. He writhes rs
it he had stomach ache. He dances
In fury. His lips indicate whole
volumes of profanity. A. last he
deshee COLLAR and button on the floor
and collapses in an attitude Of hope
less exhaustion.
Then he puts up the sign "The New
Wsy."
This time he puts one hand behind
his back and with the other clips the
buttonholes into place with the ease
and grace Of a prestidigitator.
When he gets through at least half
dozen people always make for the
door TO buy.
Il thing I'll have TO get dozen Of
them for Leo," said q fat woman to
her friend as they Joined the etream
after one Of the performances. "He
acts just like that every morning, and
I'm afraid he'll give himself o apoplexy
some day" New York Sun.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-14
VHkTsss::1s DIsHIAsT GERMS BREED.

0 HeS idsal breeding place for dis
Ssass asfHss ia weak stoiaseh snd
dis eatiyo.s ss7sssl Tho food ,isstead
ofs being sassimiiat tnrns into d
2sour 6liny, fssme tiiag mass, saus.
Ing gase distres her eating, bleAts
SiDg, nausea and 3 aatulsncy The
spoisoncus germs that srs given; ;soff
from thia undi igeated food ents the
blsod and pimp les boils; |! and blotch.
;ea kin AZ tile result Nervousness
and siee epleshnsss come more often
from ksaed gsstion than from
Any oshsr oae csIs sS:B
kIs |'a aosaihaSl sDsa, isssgiys ssa eivs
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ONLY Y "A CUP OF COLD WATER.
Give il Out il the Masters Name.
Rev. Alex W. Bealer in Atlanta Journal.

Sand Whosoeyersshall give to drink
unto one OF these little ones cup of
cold water pnly, ia the name of q dis
oiple, verify j say unto you lie shall.
in no wise lose his reward = IS
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- Even . miaer will give you ad'
vice freely, q, ss5i .s.5'.
Never Judge the covers Of o boz
by its contents.
/ = a spelled child is to be pitied
moro than itss parents. ss..,.3 .
Some men are born great and
become little Of their own accord.
hen 8 man KEGS his own coua.
sol sol ne 3, hasn' l il tlmueh use for . lawyer.
I - S haste makes waste districs
messenger boys will never come to
vast. !: b :S s 4; a
W 81. 3 Frequently 9 chorus girls sue-
CESS cess depsnds upon her undefstand.
ing. 8 j5s u 81 .,s.i;. /.
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laaSting relief y ii absolutely nee-
'esaary. e one wishes TO Be we'll, 10
Inse N'sl y J iso-na, s. the only known remedy
/ Che thas s,oothes and meals the mucous r !, d
membrane ofs \ the stomach and diges.
tive s.it tract, stimulates The solar -plexus,
and strengt thens the nerves of} / sac
stomach :s S.
y i.otnsSis guarants .eureS for
all all diaeasss ef u the stomaoh excepting
cancer 81 SO afantee being given 10y
4 Evans Pharra with every pack age
they eel, grssipg q refund the monsy,S
should the reIaed NOT giiYe psfssot
sstisfs set;on. y l.S SIss
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Jan ExpaEIment ID glearo Labor.

A dispateh from Wadesboro, North
Carolina. 90 the New York Press an,
nounces that George Singleton, 90 New
Jersey millionaire, = hiss given con,
tract for the erection Of Q large silk mill
OF that place. It is proposed. accord
ing to the correspondent Of the Press,
to operate the mill exclusively By ne.
gro lsbor; and he adds that ".his ia
she frss mill ia the South to employ
negroes" II by "the frst mill' the
correspondent meant che firat silk mill,
he may for ell We know be right; but
ii his Wolds are to be taken in their
broader application, his assertion ia
entirely without foundation.
There was cotton mill in North
Carolina, which was built end operat-
ed exclusively by negroes. Here in
Charleston, as ell Of our readers are
aware, negro labor was at one time en-
ployed exclusively in cotton mill
and there have been, we believe, sew
eFal other experiments OF the kind
made in other parts Of the South.
Isis said in tho dispatch to the
Pfesa that "the negroes are deserting
the farms end cotton fields for en-
ployInant in the towns and Cities"
and the "NeW jersey promoters believe
such labor will prove satisfactory in
the mills" !" AS o matter Of fact such
experiments as have been made along
shis line up to the present have led
to . contrary conviction. Time will
doubtless bring changes, but for the
present the negroes who are fooking
TO the toWns and cities from the cot
ton fields are as totally unqualified to
do the skiiled labor Of the factories az
Q tribe Of Simians would be. Even
the members Of their race VIII, have
made some progress in the industrial
arts appear yet awhile to be lacking
in some Of the requisites that 60 to
the making ce satisfactory and
efficient mill help.
Experiments such as the one con.
templated at Wadesboro are always
interesting. We are glad to see them
made By New Jersey or other million
aires who have mind to make them
As matter Of faot the exodus OF the
negroes from the farms and cotton
fields to the cities and towns OF the
South is to be deplosed from The stand.
point Of the negroes, from that Of the
planters who need their services and
ssrom that OF the communities in which
they congregate. But since snoh an
exodus is in progress &c spite Of reaa-
son ard the interests OF eli persons
concerned, intelligent efforts to pro-
vide employment for the negroes uu
der their changing condition OF hab-
itation should not exotic an tipathy.
For our own part we shall watch the
results ofsthe Wadesboro experiment
carefully and with keen interest, but
We; do not anticipate conspicuous sue.
;cess for it; nor do we expect to seei
have any startling influence upon our
present system Of mill operation.
News, and Courier. 3 4.
or,r.. ma
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-06-14
Got The Best OF Gen. Butler.

During his boyhood Benjamin F.
Butler was frequent visitor in the
town of Nottingham, N. H., where
an uuole resided, and among the many
stories related Of him is one concern
ing his examination Of Pat Murphy, q
local character.
Tim Dolan had been ACCUSED of sell.
ing liquor, and the prosecution sum.
moned Pat to testify in the case.
Now Pat was job teamster, and But.
Ter endeavored 60 make him admit
that he had delivered liquor to the de.
fendant.
B.:leT asked. ::Did you ever take
any freight from the railroad Office
and deliver to Tim Dolan?''.
Iis. sor.'
"Part os this freight was a barrel,
wasn't it7''
"Yis, sor.'''
Pat, whab sas in that barrel?''
4 don't know, sorr'
Don't knowl Wasn't the barre
marked?''
"Yis, sor.
Then how dare you tell the court
that you don't know what was in it2"
Because, sor, the barrel was mark
ed Tim Dolan on one end and bourbon
whisky on the other. How the devil
did I know which was in 7''-Boston
Herald.
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is,an has$ Ayorste doctor
and q SOnasn 1sr saysrits preacher,
5bnt Who eyerRss gsfany one having
IS fayer:ssIs q Es,sss s93S3ST$
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@0WggMMIlRRl1HRRgg]gQ RAIL IRa q w. AXe
TIE soUrHs GREATEST sYsrEAaa
unexcellea Dining Car Service.
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars On all, rains.
Convenientgs tgschedules On all Local Trains

WINTER TOURIST are now inseect to all Eloaas
For full information as rates. routes nearest southe
Railway Ticket Agent, 80
+. " HUNT Division Passenger Agent, Charleston s. G. 81
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-07
HIRED INDIAN MOURNERS
Strange Customs and Superstltions
Of The Red Men Of Okla
horna.

Hardly any of the Indian mytho-
logies have been condensed and print
ed. They have many assistant gods;
the snow god, the rain god, the tor
nado gods, and host of bigger and
lesser gods" said Matt Duhr to the
Oklahoma correspondent OF the Kan
sas City Journal. "Some of our Ok
lahona Amerinds firmly believe that
some of their noted ancestors dwell
in certain stars, and when they see a
so-calied shooting star-meteor-they