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The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The funeral Of Helen n Campbell. the
Bind c1ur1z7-. who died recently. vas held from
81 Pal-s ETls-17al Chur-l Yesterday morning.
Two new baby bears have been re.
c=ir=E o. the Na-i1r11 Zao from Ce--e srfv-e- ot
Boston They were captured az taa Be-i-E ssacoast
A fraud order has been issued BY the
/ F7-----l-e Department against Herman " R-euar
C-aEzuS him WITH sensing lottery -icke-s through
For keeping poultry IN a kitchen where
t1od T-7 prepared sam Kee. p-1ple5o- q Chs
ne=e r7=izu-alr. vas yesterday fined 50 by Judge
3llil1Euy. q tl1e Police Cont
Auuourca--e=Ft has been made bv-Dr.
He-aerr fzruzin, Liire-ian e Congress. that ser-
eal divisions of TIE literary VIII b kert o7e1 o7
Lah0- Day iron % 10 o'cso-z-
As the result Of the readiustmant %
tae salanes of the employees Of the Pos.-dasce De
Ta--msut- s5.157 promotions have been auDr-rcsd
of thezc- ISL are Of carlsrs and -5.1S6 clerks
The mortgage on the hall Of the Col
cred Odd Fellows At 1913 N street northwest was
burned lat night ar that Place after week z c5le-
n----11- Thomas H Nrlglc made The cosing a5-
G7ez5-
The funeral Of Charles A. sheldon.
c'lTg=itc- IN the Gcrgrrnent PriuriH- O-E-e. VIII
be held IN Troy. \. Y. On 1I1ndz- Mr.. S6eri01
died on THURSDAY az the Sibley HCzqi-al afrs- a
long Illness.
Isaac King, a full-bIooded Choctaw
--aa-- r.7 .----l---. Iaaa.lliHrA
hInE Eas serTius q life sentence for coaqIcty IN
the murder q Joe Drake. white man. who mar
ned into az Indian family
AT the instance Of the United States
Attcuey- The case Of s W Cole coraufszi-n -7---
chant charged with Illegal appropriation Of ST l5
on July is last was u1lle pressed IN Police C5rr-
yazrer1z-- The charse was preferred b. L J. sharp
& c.. of Commerce. Ca
A telegram received IN this CITY by
Cart A. J. Tzylor. managing owner q the Tayl7r
ts-s- from Capt OIis Caow5er. cuunardir- the
tuEb0ar n Il Yerkes. T. announces that the rsz
SCI recently strlcz submerged Obstruction OF
Point Lockout ard sank- No details have been re-
eeired-
Joseph Nunnerlyn, a negro. Of 1872 East
CarltCl street arrested yesterday Afternoon b
Detectives Cox and Berman. charged with violation
q section s39 of the police code- It is aezsd Nrn-
nsrlyn ncr1eaeed household furniture. which lie
atterEard seeted, refusing 70 disclose tie hiding
p-acs
Charged with the theft OF six canvas
bags Containing sl13s5 from the Palais Royal OF
We1nesdzy LIST. Raymond COrbi1. seTeu1een years
od- q q \ street northwest arrested yes-e--
day afternoon According n the police Corbin.
who was formerly watchmzu a. the store, admits
the theft, saying he was IN need Of money
The total tonnage taxes collected on
merchant vessels during the fiscal wear amounted
10 S-g765-2. the largest amount IL any year since
the law was changed IN lSs4- British vessels pad
S4.654s Geu1an- S1f5 go. American Ss265l. and
vessels Ct ether uzticualitics the rsu,ainde- The
port q New Tork collected $ pz Ssut Of he total
touuags tx
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
FALLS CHURCH CAR ON FIRE
Thirty Passengers Get Excited, but
No One Is Hurt.
Poor Insulation Blamed for the
Flames. which Cause n Dam
age of About $3.50.

About thirty passengers on the Wash
iuEt0u and Falls Church Electric line
were thrown into q panic about I-2
O'Clock this morning when car II3 caught
ire on the fats between the Tidal Basin
and the river. near the entrance 10 the
Highway Bridge
Defective Insulation IS believed 10 have
been che cause # the FIRE. While Con
duc-o- F EIoss- OF Baustou. Va. and
1Iotoruan z. Z Plant. Of Alexandra.
Va assisted by -he passengers. were at
tempting 20 extinEufsh The flames. some
one turned in an alarm 20 the city FIRE
department Engine No Is responded
and soon put our the blaze.
Damage Of about $50 was done to the
car. but none Of the passengers was
injured A special car run out from the
car barn carried the belated travellers
TO the city
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
BODY NOT YET IDENTIFIED.
Joseph Currio said to Be Missing
from I street.

Several persons viewed the body at the
rnorgue yesterday Of the man who com
mitted suicide Thursday morning BY
jumping from the Aqueduct Bridge. At
a late hous last night the identity Of the
body vas still unknown.
II is probable Harry COOkSey- who lives
at 91s I street northwest, viii be able TO
aid in the Identification Of the body. A
key. with the name J. Wickham. eIS I
street, attached. was found in the sui
cide's pocket. When the police inquired
at the address, they learned a man named
J. Wickham had lived there some months
ago. When he went away he turned the
key over 10 the lzudlsdy. who gave Il
to a new roomer, Joseph CUrrio- This
man is missing
Harry COOksey vas acquainted with
Currio. and is said to have in his posses
sion a photograph OF the missing man.
COoksey IS out Of town and viii return
this morning
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
ARRESTED Tn HARRISON CASE
Negro Pullman Porter Held as Wit
ness by the Coroner.
VIII BE Asked TO Explain when
He Opened Door on Coach from
Which Woman Fell.

Pullman Porter c. ". White. Of New
Jersey. the negro who was in charge Of
the coach on which Mrs. Lottie Harrison,
Of New Orleans. was a passenger At the
time Of the accident which resulted in
her death. IS under arrest al the Sixth
precinct station He is held as a witness
Coroner J. Ramsey hewitt ordered White
locked I'D Immediately after the inquest
at the morEUe yesterday afternoon over
the body of Mrs Harrison White. when
on the witness stand made a number OF
statements which led the coroner 10 be
lleve his arrest was necessary
He testified he had opened the door
through which Mrs Harrison fell TO the
ground shortly after leaving alexandria.
He said he was sweeping the platform OF
the coach and opened the door TO brush
out the dust He said he had closed the
door when he completed his task. and
that 20 his knowledge. il had not been
opened again
Conductor Royal. who was in charge Of
the train. is quoted as saving White had
admitted % him he had opened the door
shortly before the accident in auticipa-
-ion Of passengers leaving the coach az
the Union station
Awaiting The arrival Of AIRS. l. Il De
Wees, of SIS West EiEGty-foUrth street,
-N." E.Eh t--t- Nl4t ArE- WIN lL--- tlaE
risl1 a few minutes before she fsII from
the train. the inquest was continued Un-
I'll o'clock this afternoon Il is said
Mrs De Wees was only a few feet be-
mind Mrs Harrison at The time OF the ac-
cide1t. and narrowly escaped walking
through the door through which Mrs
Harrison fell
Mrs. De Wees has wired Capt. Board
man. chief OF detectives. she VIII arrive
in Washington this morning and viii tes-
tify-
Coroner %evitt believes Mrs De Wees
VIII prove 10 be the most important wit
ness in the case
The southern Railway authorities have
taken in charge the body Of MIS- Ha-ri-
SON Il has been eubalmed and placed IN
a caske-. awaiting word from relatives in
. N-a-r- Orleans
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
WILBUR WRIGHT IN FLIGHT.
Aeroplane Behaves Well in Wind Of
Twelve Miles an Hour.

Le Mans. France, sept. 4-WiThur
Wright made another flight in his aero
plane this evening. covering a mile and
a half in two minutes and thirteen sec
o1ds-
The fight was particularly interesting.
as the wind was blowing az the rate os
twelve miles an hour. and this was the
zvia-or's first exhibition in France in such
a wind The aeropiane kept perfectly
steady.
Wright described the figure g. turned
with and against the wind. and kept the
aeroplaDe near the ground most Of the
time. bat rose 20 height OF seven OF
eight yards at the turn. The fight was
witnessed ny 100 spectators
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
GEN. CORLISS DEAD.

Hetired Amy Officcr Victim OF
BriEbt'S Disease at Denver.
New York. Sept 4-Brig- Gen Augustus
WhittsmOre Corliss. L s. A. retired. died
suddenly to-day of Bright's disease at his
home in Denver after an illness OF two
months He was severty-one years old
and was born at North Yarmouth, Ne
He was graduated from the North Var
mouth Academy in 1S5I- He served in
/ the civil war from 1852 He retired as a
brigadier general in 1904 he was a wild
over.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
LITTLE GIRL NEAR DEATH.
BIadensburE Child Is Overcome by
Escaping Gas

Escaping Gas
7 was sitting near the Eas stove in
the kitchen. and the escaping Eas must
have made me unconscious I DO not
know how It happened. but suddenly
every thing Srcw black That was all
remembered uutu the doctor came.
Such was Tie explanation given her par
ent by 5fteen-year-oId Pearl Godfrey,
daughter Of Robert Godfrey. proprietor
Of a stand I'm Center Market. when he re-
turned 20 his home in Bladens5urg yes
tsrday afternoon and learned his daugE-
ter had been overcome by Illuminating
gas
According 90 number OF playmates,
Pearl had been scclded by her mother
shortly before the latter left home for a
trip 10 Baltimore. The girI appeared de-
spondent- IT IS said, and would not be
comf0rted-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
KILLED BY WRONGED WIFE.
Woman shot Dead While in Com
pany of Recreaut Husband.

beAAe VI AhNNEN-AAA AAuNBanu.
Dallas, Tex, Sept. 4-LiIie WheatIey.
a young woman well known in Dallas.
Fort Worth, and Texas health resorts.
because Of the attention she attracted
from men. was shot 10 death in & car
riage early this morning in Wichita Falls
The Wheatley woman several days ago
took apartments at the St Charles Hotel.
managed by Walter Allen. Her conduct
aroused resentment from Aliens wife.
and she left the hotel
Allen was away last night, and Mrs.
Allen becoming suspicious. went in
search A few blocks from the hotel she
saw a carriage stop. She hurried to the
carriage. and. peering into one Of the
windows. she discovered her husband and
the Wheatley woman. Mrs Allen opened
fire with a big revolver. Two bullets hit
Miss Wheatley. and she died in the car
riage- Allen was not hurt. Mrs Allen
has not been arrested
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
IN MEMORIAM.

nALZELI--I1 so-r0E. buJ win nolv ho7e. recalling
czIr darling NELLIE. duti5ul daughter and az
fe-io1ate sister who died September ;. IsE-
Mamma Steers tssifs Eo1 row. dear Nellie.
FATHER AND SISTERS.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 TIE " ash
ingtOn Herald. and bin viii be sent you
at l cent q word.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05

The victory Of which AItugi writes Is
the one Gen d'Amade reported 10 the
French foreign Office yesterday prob
ably Is the same as that reported Angus;
%, after which Mtugi was said 20 have
surrounded Morocco City. one Of AfuIai
H-hG's stroushoIds.
Kald Arhoos vas an Influential and
active partisan Of Aziz He was chief
Of the Haha tribe. in Southern Morocco.
He seized MogaGor IN the interest Of
AK. last September. but withdrew in
"a few days October 10. lie seized It
again. and imprisoned Hafd-s governor
The last heard Of him. his army was
inueuched In the neighborhood OF the
city.
Awaits AIfOnsO's Return
Paris, sept 4-Ths sIat.u saws that
the joint note which France and spain
VIII submit 10 the sIS1atory powers on
the subject Of the recognition Of MuIai
Hadd VIII be dispatched 10 The powers
when King Alfonso returus 10 Spain from
England Il IS believed that King Al
f0uso and Foreign Minister Picaon. when
they met in Paris. discussed the note and
the Moroccan question generally.
The government is preparing a yellow
book on lIo-occan affairs. which viii be
published when Parliament meets.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
DEATH Or SARGENT
WIDELY REGRETTED
Won Admiration for His
Many Good Deeds.
WAS HONEST AND FEARLESS

Admired by the President, Who Ap-
pointed Him 10 Position of Com
missioner General of Bureau Of
ImmiEratfOR-BeEan His Railroad
Career As an Engine Wiper.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
MOROCCO CITY IN
HANDS OF MTUGI
Tribal Chieftain Would Have
Abdul Join Him.
Ell GLAWI MEETS DEFEAT
Sultan l. Told TO Hold On to the
End-Nulai Hahd Driven Out of
Stronghold Only After Stubborn
BattIe-France and Spain Likely
to submit n Joint Note.

Tangier. sept At IS reported from
Casa Blanca that Chief aItug1 has enter
ed Morocco City and has invited Abdu.
Az-z 10 join him at Cmrebia.
London, Sept IA Paris dispatch says
sultan Abdul Aziz has received a letter
from EItugi, tribal chieftain. who recent
ly announced his adherence 20 Aziz. stat
ing that he had defeated EI GIawi. and
confirming the report Of the assassiBa-
tion Of Kaid Anfoos- The letter con
cIuded:
Even though thou shouIdst have lost
all bat thine undergarment. remain at
Cmrebia. where I shall seek thee"
Az-z wishes 70 embark from Casa Blanca
for M0gador TO put himself there at the
head Of Omar TozTs troops. and he would
have done 50 If Transportation had been
available. Gen d'Amade. the comman-
Ger Of the French forces n Morocco. has
had an interview with Ak, WITH what
result is not known
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-10

4fr5luhfn Gllirkm1t11arh gum Il
allrn Gfaprn nrH ,Grrmaunrr Hulk

8ublauf |!
aus solOnen GOren bri6t Oas iunse Sabr,
Gin Sternenbiaoem I'M buntlen Saar,
Sbm nad Der Ronoe panoelfrube e6ar:
8oblauf our 5abrt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-10

@inpor
Den Bid gu benz, Der Die @eidide lentt,
Der %ieiner 9inber odterlid sebentt,
Ser jebem tapfern Streiter &runen idenft,-
nnb linn pertraut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-10

Sa, iua9t's!
Ob &Oie Ober Sorn ant @ese itebt,
Sb bOlo Der Gag lns ladt, Der gta6titurm uebt,
Sc pirb uHs nit @eoulb, Mut unb @ebet
&o6l gut bas Sabr!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-10

! 1905


0ur6lebt
SIT nun oes alten Sabres Slang unb @lid,
9abin iein 8eiterounfel, SliBse5id;
8as es sebradt, seiebn, iant Stid Inn Stid
Our @ipi9teit.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-12
BEDROOM WITHOUT BED.
Novel Fsaturs In the construstioH 81
Flats.

Novel Feature In the construetioH 81
Flats.
A new era in fat construction. in
which bedrOomless apartments. made
possible by the introduction Of sanitary
disappearing wall beds. is the feature
about to be launched upon its journey
Of popular acclaim or defeat by firm
Of western nat builders, says the Popu-
lar Mechanics for December. It IL
claimed that fat buildings thus con-
structed will make two or three room
suits serve .he purpose Of the four o.
ave room apartments.
The bed when not in use Is folded
into a closet or recess ventilated ana
lighted by q window or vent, creating
an all day sanitary arrangement Ths
bedding is securely fastened at the
foot Of the bed, and when shut away
for the day the sheets and comforteru
hang slightly separated. thus afrordinG
proper sanitation When not In uss
the ornamental face Of the bed pre-
sents to the eye a large cheyal platl
mirror and mantel place. When thu
bed Is down. automatically CLOSING
doors form an apparently solid wan
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-12

4 beautiful snow tree makes a most
fascinating spectacle. says HaFpsrS
Bazaar. II the presents are hung On
II. they must be done up In white pa
per and tied with white ribbon Tha
candles are white and ali the decor&
tons white. The base b covered win
cotton batting sprinkled with diamond
dust. and every branch b laden
with the same artificial snow. FFem
the twigs hang eIInsF glass icicl0.
which may be bought IN come PLACES
for about 9 cents apiece. or the cottOn
may be pulled down to represent
icicles. The silver tinsel may be used
to drape the tree. and silver stArs.
balls, etc. can complete the dscora-
tons Instead Of a silver and whfto
tree we can have q gold and whf8
tree, with gold tinsel. stars. eoGln-
eopias. etc. and the whits packages
G1sd with gold cord
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-12

store to reserve a good seat free for
the 'Malamutes"-an evening of
humor and pathos. Auditorium,
Feb Is.
The Grand Valentine masquerade
ball, to be given at Blackwell's pa
vilion Friday night promises to be the
greastest event of the season. A
large number of contestants will en-
ter the contest. and the costumes are
sure to be novel and interesting as
they are to be of their own design,
Tickets. 81. Check room free. Lunch
will be served by Ernest Blaneh-
ard.
Merchants lunch at the Hotel Ida.
no, from IL to 2 p. m. 40 cents.
The Second annual White Fair
opened today at the Norquist store
and will continue during the balance
OF the week. Everything has been
arranged for the convenience OF the
customer and at an early hour they
began TO arrive in search of bargains
The window of the store has been ar.
tistieally decorated with muslin IN.
derwear. The work is that of r. P
Shenk, and would do credit to a store
in = city a great deal larger than this
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-12
Best 81 muale a be RInk.

De@A u musAC ~ buS Athk-
Valentines at Barton's Book Store.
Judge George F. Steele was a bus
mess visitor in Spokane this after
noon.
White Sale still on at Norquist's
and win continue this week.
A. Minnick. who has been suffer-
ing from a severe attack OF pluerisy.
was able to come to his place Of bus
mess for short while today.
That discount is still In force ON
wall paper at the Benton Wall Pap
er & Paint company's store.
Bob Robinson, who will lecture on
the subject of "Malamutes" at the
Auditorium on the 18th, was a VISIT
or In the city yesterday afternoon.
He returned to Spokane last evening.
Married or single. drink Rlmrock
water. Its pure.
A good FIVE room house on easy
terms. Jay ]. Parker, room 5, Occur
d'Alene Bank & Trust company
building.
c. NJ. Robertson, is showing the
new spring ginghams and cotton
wash goods. The new white goods,
aunhr1idavSa. GA o+h1. .-t-....s-.-
are now opened for your inspection.
The Pythian Sisters viii hold a
special meeting at Fraternal hall on
Thursday at two o'clock.
Lieutenant Hal Shadduck is in re-
ceipt Of word from acting adjutant
Charles Elmer, of Boise City. that
Company c will have ten days target
practice at Fort Wright in May. The
company will take in six recruits this
evening
Remnants of Linoleum at your
own price. Lakeside Furniture
Store.
Lately SO many people drink Cold
en- Grain Granules, the pure cereal
coffee. AS long as people want to
drink something with their meals,
there is nothing healthier than this
system building drink. Children
will do well by using it and nervous
people will find it very strengthen
Ing.
Buy old papers cheap at Barton's
Book Store.
F. A. Blackwell and ]. C. White re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a
visit to Seattle and Queen Charlotte's
Island. During the trip they were
the guests of the president of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
road company. The party was made
up of officials of the above railroad
and st. Paul lumbermen. about fifty
people composed the party.
Rimrock water delivered by the
Cascade Bottling company.
Major Merryweather of Seattle,
will make a visit to Occur d'Alene
on February 10. and will make an
address at the Salvation Army bar
racks at o'clock In the evening.
Major Merryweather is the chief sec
rotary of the Salvation Army work
for several states and possesses a
great deal of ability as a public
speaker on both social and spiritual
questions.
Cabs and Messengers. Phone 1853.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-12
Parents
Owe
Their
Children

What do parents owe
their children? Food,
clothing, shelter and a lot
more. Many parents are
willing to do anything for
their children and to those
parents | desire to say
that if they will give their
children a pure, rich, sys-
tenn building cereal food
drink, their children will
grow strong.
This cereal food drink Is call
ed GOLDEN GRAIN GRAN
ULES coffee. but th.re IS no
coffee in II nothing but roasted
grains. School children do 50
much brain work and they need
something Of this nature, which
the system requires. Parents will
End that this cereal food drink
Golden Grain Grauulesl tastes
like IS cent coffee. but the retail
ers 10 our city sell big packages,
nearly a pounds. for as cents
All grooers sell il. o., 900. 90
guarantee of purity with every
package.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-12
To the Public

3 Press win deem Il . special favor II pat
who fau % receive their paper regularly
report the sane 20 the o1lce. AZ it b our
means 81 knowing how the carriers aFe do
sheir work
: win pay q reward Of g. for evidences that
convict any one VI stealing papers after
are delivered 70 restdeneeE
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-12
CITY IN BRIEF.

he ice harvest is about ended.
w. Branson was a Spokane Wis
today.
lick while picking is good at
quist's.
frs. F. s. Colquhoun made a visit
Spokane today.
alentines sold cheaper than any
hem at Barton's Book Store.
he services of Elsa Acton have
engaged in the Norquist store.
Thompson, the insurance man,
lie a visit to Spirit Lake today.
louise for rent, 1884 Third street.
ohm Flynn went to Rathdrum to-
to attend to legal matters before
district court.
or quick results list your proper
nth Jay j. Parker, successor to
Bon & Parker.
s. Jackson, night patrolman,
to Rathdrum today to testify in
uras murder case.
Valentines special sale on
goods this week only at the
Mercantile company. See
low.
hen in a hurry for your abstract
the Occur d'AIene Abstract &
Guarantee company. Telephone
|, Office Graham block.
lere will be no preaching at the
forum Thursday, Feb. 10. The
lr Poet will administer a mental
i've at soc per to all who attend.
s. Edyth Jennie will leave to-
DIV for a visit with her brother
lister at Spokane and Ritzville.
Expects to be gone for some con-
able time.
prget it-trouble. The Miner
will administer effective and
cable medicine for the blues.
forum, Feb. 10, Thursday.
t forget.
be Weekly Examiner is now is
twice a week at the same price
1.5O per year. Take your sub
tions to Barton's Book Store,
is for the Examiner.
s. A. Spaulding is in the city
ng with his family. He will re-
to the woods this afternoon to
after several logging contracts
he has on hand.
suit for divorce has been insti-
in the district court by Sonora
nbbard VS.. William F. Hubbard.
er G. Wearne, of this city, APP
as attorney for the plaintiff.
Lafayette Transfer Company
has been engaged for some
n filling many ice contracts in
~ have completed them. In
by put up three hundred tons
lots for sale cheap between
nd 9th on Elm street. Inquire
]. Parker, room 5, Occur :
I Bank & Trust bldg.
and Mrs. Roy Giles departed
for a visit to the home of the
and mother of Mr.. Giles, near
In, Nebraska. They will be
on their visit for a month.
lies is the assistant manager of
ed Collar Line.
new shipment of Linoleums
pe here in a few days; you can
money by buying remnants now
Tide Furniture Store.
Painters and Paper-hangers
have demanded an increase in
/ April LIST. For the next 80
we will hang paper at reduced
March Is the price advances
your orders early. The Benton
& p. company.
Pelican and Bungalow clubs
st evening in a contest at 500
home OF Mrs. Anna Ne1ers.
ontest was precipitated by q
nge on the part of the Bunga-
elub. The score stood 22,1SO
he Pelicans and 24,6TO for the
allow. giving the victory to the
by a score of 254O.
lnted to rent.-A three or four
4 cottage furnished or partly
shed. No children. Call for c
I ess once.
Lafayette & Hamilton Lum-
ompany has completed its log.
rOntraet an The DaRar uau.ou
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-02-12

We are prepared to furnish mp TO
date calling cards; ali styles and
sizes. Let Us show you samples.
Pres Publishing Co