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Copyr.jht. ISOS, by
J. ti. Purdy.
EOOAU t. CLARK.
E it. CLARK of
0 Iowa, who
wu appoint
ed by President
Roosevelt a member
of the enlarged In
terstate commerce
commission. Is con
sidered a represent
ative of organised
labor In that body,
Inasmuch ns he has
been for some year*
at the head of •
lending labor organ
isation, the Order
of Railway Con
ductors. Commissioner Clark was born
In Lima, N. Y.. In 185(1 and removed to
the west in 1871, serving as brakeman
on various roads and In 1884 becoming
• conductor on the Denver and Rio
Grande. He was elected grand aentor
conductor of the Order of Railway
Conductors In 1888 and In 1880 was
chosen grand chief conductor. He Is
married and baa several children, and
his homo la at Cedar Rapida, la. In
his work at the head of the order with
which he has been so long connected
he has acquired an acquaintance with
the coat of operation of railways and
the extent of their Income which Is
considered to qualify him especially
tor membership on the commission
which Is to sdmlulster the new railway
r.J lav.-. PiosUeut Roosevelt showed
his appreciation of bis abilities four
years ago when he made him a mem
ber of the arbitration commission
which adjusted the anthracite cool
strike.
Viscount Tadaso Hayashl. Japan's
minister of foreign affair*, who prom
ises the opeulug of southern Manchu
ria about the 1st of Heptember, la a
very Interesting character, und be had
E moat streui.uua carearTU a young
man. He was until recently Japan's
Embassador at the court of Bt. James,
and his greatest achievement Is the
treaty of alliance between England
End Japan, which
has such an im
portant bearing up
on International re
bilious. The vis
count dresses when
abroad In Euro
pean style and baa
very little the ap
pearance or a Jap
anese. He is the
possessor of sev
c.al honorary de
grees, having re
ceived from Cam
bridge an LL. D.
and from Oxford a
D. C. L. He Is
much Interested In
Freemasonry, In which order be holds
a high poet, and la a knight of the
Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian
seder. He has written a book In Kag
Uafa and baa also translated several
marks from English Into Japanese for
the benefit of his countrymen.
Though now so eminent and accom
pUshed. It Is bat a comparatively few
years since the viscount was living In
a cage subsisting on pickled n "
and Chinese rice. At times be
•van cheated ant of thaea rat
'Altar hie education aa a youth in
land ha partlctpatad In the mbs
VISCOUNT HAVA
SU!.
OUAUI.ES r.. LIT
TLEFIELD.
In summer and the "bitter cold ox
northern Japan In winter. Fortunately
the present minister of foreign affairs
hod such a good knowledge of English
that the mikado preserved his life In
order that he might be of use to his
country, and be has amply repaid his
sovereign for this merctfnl action.
Congressman Charles H. Littlefield
Of Maine, whose political scalp Is
sought by President Samuel Compere
of the American Federation of Labor,
la a member of the judiciary committee
of the house of representatives. The
anti-injunction bill favored by Mr.
Compere and the wage earners who
belong to his organization met with Its
death In this committee at the last ses
slon of congress, and the head of the
federation holds Mr. Littlefield chiefly
responsible for Its fate. It is on this
ground that war Is being waged
against tbe Maine statesman In bis dis
trict by the forces of organised labor.
Mr. Littlefield succeeded tbe late Nel
son Dlugley In cougress and was
talked of for tbe speukerahlp at the
time David B. Henderson resigned the
post He is noted
as one of tbe best
orators of tbe bouse
and has long been
populur as a cam
paign speaker. He
once told of an ex
perience be had in
spellbinding In New
York state.
"It was up In
Buffalo lu tbe 1880 campaign," said tbe
Maine man. "A local lawyer and I
bad been assigned to a big meeting.
The local man was Introduced first and
proceeded to draw from his Inside
pocket a manuscript front which he
started to read. At the end of au hour
of the worst rot 1 ever heard my am
bitious friend closed in what he
thought was a blase of glory.
" "Three cheers for tbe speaker for
fiulshtng!' some one yelled.
••Cheers were given, and thou I was
Introduced. It was a tough proposi
tion. but I jollied along with the crowd
,*or some fifteen minutes and
lnuuehed into what I thought was my
beet line of talk. I finished all right,
sod the chairman said I bad made a
kit. Ia driving to tbe hotel after the
meeting the local speaker said to roe:
**'Mr. Littlefield, if I only had yow
voice, with what 1 have to say I would
be a wonder.* "
M. Peter Arkadgevltch Btolypln. who
became premier of Ruesla In succes
sion to M. Goremykin when tbe pres
ent crisis was precipitated by tbe dis
solution of the donms, held the Interior
portfolio under the Goremykin minis
try. He retains that
post ss premier. He
was born lu 1853.
and hts father eras
a popular general
He had a brilliant
career at the Uni
versity of St. Pe
tersburg and after
graduating In 1881
obtained an ap
pointment In the
mftitstry of the in
terior. Two year* premise stolypcl
later he was transferred to the min
istry of agriculture, but here again ha
remained only two years. He then re
tired for a time Into private life and
devoted hlmeetf to the management of
his estates la Kovno. As s country
gentleman be woe a great mrrsss He
served the offices of mantel of tbe
district mobility, president of tte ar
bitrate® board sad Justice of tbe
psbte Bach wee hia popularity test
wten ta IdW tbe pest M marshal a t
tte provincial nobility fe o vaca nt
«m appatatad ta ffie effiam Atm
upon him the vice governorship or
Grodno, whence In 1801 be was sent to
Bars toff as governor. Although a gen
ial and cultivated gentleman and popu
lar in the Russian civil service, M.
Btotypln has reactionary tendencies,
and he is regarded with distrust by the
progressive and democratic elements
In Russia.
Notice.
The Gold Ridge Mining 'oompany
are advertising for a'span of horses
weighing about 1200. \ They must be
sound in every respect.
ANGUS KENNEDY
JOHN E. KENNEDY
Angus Kennedy &
Son
Railroad Tie Manufac
turers and Contractors
Fir and tamarack wood in all
lengths, bv the cord or in
carload lots
Ownerejof Steamer Queen,
ing and barn work
reasonable rates
Tow
Offke: Coeur d'Alene Bosk a
Trust Block
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Your Credit is Good
for
SINQER a W, W, SEWING MACHINES
Sold on Easy Monthly Payments
Sewing Machines Repaired
JOHN NOW AM, Agate
Classified Advertisements
Advertising (or insertion In the classified col
umns must reach the office not later than Z:S0
o'clock p. in.
r The rates tor classified advertising are five
cents a line each Insertion. The minimum
j charge Is IS cents (or three lines or less. Count
eight words to a line and accompany your order
: with the cash ifyou do not have an open ac
count with the office.
j WANTED.—Good dining room girl, one that
can room at home. Enqui re Garland House. tf
FOR BALE—Good two story house wTth (our
lences.
W. D. Jones,
streets, city.
Call on or address
Third and Harrison
8-ZOtSp
FOR BALE.—5-room eottoge and 2 lots lor sale
near "V." Woods Lbr. Co. 24-t2p
£ARL SANDERS
LAWYER ,
Suite 8, Wiggettjbeock
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
D R -
S. H. MCEWEN
DENTIST
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Office: First Nat, Bank Block
£ L, GERRISH
Licensed Land Suryeyor
and Engineer
Dollar Block Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
What's Jolly
A Few
Specials
For R- mainder
of This Week
WOO—Two acre* choice soil, close In, all
In Harden and all fenced; city
water. At rate and prices acreage
Is selling, this is the best bargain o(
them all.
$150—Each, Two stone and timber lo
cations.
1150— Homestead relinquishment. Timber.
WOO- Homestead relinquishment. 80 acres,
all level, good sotl, 3 miles north of
city; 15 acres under culture and
fenced; small house and barn; bal
ance of land easily cleared.
$2000—Ten acres flue garden soil, close In;
city water piped to within 200 yards.
$325 to 1375—Three good lots left In 81iennan
Park; good bargains. -
Many other bargains in all
classes of Property
J. Boughton & Co.
Quality the True Test of Cheapness
If you buv wines or liquors (or
medicinal or lamlly use you want
Quality and Purity
CALL ON OR CALL UP
FORD
Quality First
Then Price
Is our motto in selling our
Builders' Supplies and Hard
ware.....
Corbin and Sargent
Sportsmen would do well to
see our stock of guns and
ammunition
Colquhoun Hard
ware Co.
Sherman street Coear d'Alene
J, W. RIDLNGER
Superior Ice Cream
Parlors
Ctasrs,
Pniti
Coafatiftatry
Our Best Advertisemen
is Never Printed:
Come to the "Spot" and get the
riqht idea reqardinq cheapness
and quality.
Tomorrow Our Big Day
Low prices and good goods
will talk to you wh ile we are
doing up your parcels.
WINN & BROWN CO.
Wiggett Block, Coeur d'Alene
A MINT OF HINTS
. On a Few Things For the Office . .
Letter Files, Shannon Files, Let
ter Hooks, Typewriter Paper, Oil
Boards, Pencils, Pens, Paper Fas
ters, * Paper Clips, Mucilage,
Paste, Copying Ink and Writing
Fluids. ....
Coeur d'Alene Drug Store
Clement Wilkins, Ph. G., Prop. Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
The Family Liquor Store
Pure Wines
California Wine, quart - 50 cents
California Wine, gallon - $2.00 and up
Give us a trial order for your wines by the quart or gallon. We
stand behind their purity. Phone 14 k
CARLSON & JOHNSON
"CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS.'
-Q E T NEXT—
by having your laundry work done by the
COEUR D'ALENE LAUNDRY
CHA8. FIEL, Manager
Lakeside, between Second * Third
FOR YOUR STOMACH'S SAKE
PATRONIZE
The Silver Grill
FREY & RISCHAR
PROPRIETORS
Poi^tr^^^Fa^Eciers^and
Breeders
Your attention is called to
our extensive line of poul
try supplies, wholesale and
retail. Our "Ely Et" floor
is the best.
Coeur d'Alene Feed &
ereal Mills
J. W. CARR
Contracting Plasterer
Plain and ornamental work
Dealer in Acme Cement sad
Hard Wall Piaster
The Press-lfc a Week
Coeur d'Alene Livery
Barn
Livery, Feed. Transfer
OUR TURNOUTS SPEAK
FOR THEMSELVES
BOOTHE & McCREA
Phone No. 88)
Night and
Day
Cab ana Measen
ger Service
Coeur d'Alene Cab Co.
BANK & TRUST BUILDING
Interstate Phone 15 Bell Phone 151
White Star Navigation Comp)
STEAMER BONETA—Leaves Cote
d'Alene Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at 9 a. m.; 'returning leaves Ferre
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6:88
a. m. Freight and passengers ibrla**
and river points. Purchase your tic**
for Coear d'Alene only and get jte
passage on the 3onets at the dock.
Round trip to bend of navigation, St
Joe, $2-50.
EXCURSION TO BEAUTY BAT
Steamer
at 9:15 a. .
A most delightful place to spend a
Alt outing. 50c a round tnp.
Boneta, every Sunday. Lea-—
m.; leaves again at 2:15 p.»
J, D. McDQHAlJ. Mgr.