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Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
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6urti9ee sno Ell at Stormen iagd Stp, b~urtiasre
eno Spnet ltoo psiaa bun paa grpssen, % benoes
Stemms, bsnoes gsbarber pibueoe ON, at bun aatsbe
at boISe fit Orb.
"eao mig isIse mep!" iasoe bun fort, bpbenbe, be-
fsmt, 'eaer ies ifprtsr mig s%isbIitteIis Sapetl Seq
nil. os ies itaI trGffe bam!"
nbn at iuare ct Orb tbi mob en- iaabau Billie par
bet f~rugte8Isit at tribe - lsftebs garoIus bsnpe opsr
/ ben ~DoIbiOmt s~pnsenoe Saub.
Ta uinteoe bun til 9etsler, Der uleo ~forlfurrebs aus
Fststrai os nso ben Spbeite Sors ~afipeiIst Diet ftoo
Saa aIippen ps itratte fine grme no eiter benbe.
"gar rOli9 for mig " raabte BUN en- Cone, buori
Der loa en- beunorinssuarois JuftbsO, en- Gone, Der uios
Rsoe ON fulbtOmmen aanbsuGrpGreIie. 'rU4aa lea
Ute leue mso BAN, fan jes os for BAN. CUB pelhane
big, min 6aoer tiIsiU, at irg poIber big getpmriua!"
5 fun Rual nittebs getsls til benbe.
Snart par alt OrOen pau '6rifareren." GaroIus
bcpee lite piutt ~forismms ct Ss,unb ueo at ie CD til fin
Gamilie; men oa ban M taltebs ct aiitsoSbIit bio, bleas
neoe ben barteoe aino; tbi neo at Sait.u mob Strau.
ben tom bans sliteos Rome, ben inu,te Sobanna, ilsnbe.
Senoes foloeee 9Guoer, iom BUN bsnialDenbe ftratts
inoO BAN. benbes ~osobIese anfst, bsnbss sn.fe aaub:
'GaroIus! GaroIus !" - GIt bloros til at oprsre bet
porms 9jerteblOo, Der sIsbeos ben itqrte Ssmanbs
5ernbrpit. URen ban fOrmaasos at bstunss fin SsIsIis,
90 meo en- Stsmme, Der siennem Stormsn loo bpb %
'r..l} } 3o)onna's Qre, raabts ban,
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
B. Anundsen,
Drawer B., DEBORAH, low"
l49
6uloitenbis abreSie,

Via mel, BET ct en- tpt Spire, ban bar faaet op. %
'nsen OOerleiI bar ban, iom tuin8er benoe."
GlptraS Slttte panbrebe unber oenne SamtaIe ia
on ene til Den anOen. De besiareoe Croft, Ol5t
DlerteltIGrenoe S!ifte, men msote fun Ell mort, uotrgtS'
tll0 aluor Ntenoeues anfster.
"Saa!" peobteu Garolus, Tom, for at paste U2an
oprere paa "6rifareren, " i nosIe 0teblitte bauoe tGbt
Srl89en afli8te. "9iu aster ban mart at penbe. SaH
oreter neo, Iaa ner BON fan tonime, for at iaa teOr
Oart til at There op ginben... ret Iaa, aaptein... It
9oSt Sueb, Iart al mig! 6riit Wob, lille 6rue: sudr
SrI99en operltag, naar ben uenoer nGlte Gang, ida
luarer le9 for, at ban er reobet."
eIuiras SiHe ieieOs fig pea Simlen. 9ranOte I'd
n%ogsnllnoe en- parmere Ben paa oirrenbe 9ebsr?
Oct er ubesribeIist, at ban %ubiGtter bet iaaIRn9e..
geor9, 9sors, bu r for b%riitis!"
Web aanoeIes Opmprtiombeb fulste @arulus yris
gems nltnOlte 9suGseIier: ban par Dos @eors meo bale
ut Yin, belle fin SiGI Os taIte til BAN, iOm ON han
tanoe bore bans Naab.
"Hor sa!" itre9 ban M Os bcieoe fit 9esente ban
astntns, ban S%niteOe. 5artsist ituIbs tase. "Soo..
laa... ristis! Saubani"
Oct ui9ti9e 0eblif oar tomnst.
Sri9sen sioroe en- eirteIfOrmis euiusnius mob &tnN'
nosn, Os Oa ben bapoe nauet oenne, iaa at Sinoen r''
l'se moo Staunen, ~itanOiece ben: Seilem fog msO 10
IOrtarOeIis yoIoiOmbeo irem % tilbase.
sD suer Dob berOsOs paa ben Rs.nins, Soussn fa'0'"
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Sarmen, Suiet Og 6auen.
Gn MeIfCfo,

ON ben er aloris iad goO, ian let ipolerss. Wauge 6ar'
mere tror, bet itc cr iaa iorIist reo StelIet, men oerl td8sr
De iorlie Sell, us oerior bar De mango @an9e beaer tile
paa lansi mar bet llobptte al line ajer, Tom De tunoe %
buroe BABE. Bran bebguer blot at 9iere fg betlenot riso,
buorIeocs be bsbanoles | S6wtb. 3ette 2dno ttadr ionn
No. i, buab 5icsitsl nnsaor, o. beriOr bar Osiaa andre
9anoe o%eriblanot yiOr9s, ~iurltrsUet S6u,ibere oerop, tOr'
at eanobeiutiuinsen ituloe l9re baaOe arcuturs8ebanos
ling, SuertiluIrtulng oe biting. Get er rent m~9rtsll8L
bporIeoes en- inaoan Uano bebunoler en- 8ei9tuius; alor'9
aa6ues 5jssoGrer rnotageu til beitsmte Fiber, o9 bette
siGlber oa Scoring. Os Uieltuinsstioen, % iaa saar ban
oeriuoe iom en- ijar Ben, Os be looer fig iteIe % roll8
nelte, og siuer al Wielfen neo meo itsrie 8ilisbeo. Gstte
er nuSet GHbet snb Smalb, us Sfianb O8 Speno; iGa
5alo faar man life Suluparten at ytelf; aoen blIOer
nerpss, % ben uuturlise NlsltsaiiOnbrins i~tuuoier. @n
erfareu Rsstsr iuriiirer ~eHbOsiaa, at bet 9isr en- itor 5Ors
itiel til bet Barre, ON Der. ret iOm bet er, er OmihftniHg
/, boem UPelteren er.
Su itunosr bet mart til ben lib, at Neltetisr bsr irt'
ties inb ct 9Oot SIPS, boUr be fan fau fine reselmGsT9e
Ytdaltioer, oft bet 8ano. be trRnser, Os Neltuins til be'
itemt lib.
Dden iaa er bet o9iaa en- anoen Ting, iom man naa ta8e
fig at % bet er "Garcrne", bisie u~ammsliss 9aruer. Der
uooi'ler fig unoer Suoen pau Tpssen al 9prene us itafier
benz en- 9ioeIis Tent Os tioltst. Uian bsbouer blot OF irpSe
Saanosn Ooer aoens Slps, %, foler man iaa en- OpbsininS,
oa unoerissss ben. Ser man ba en- lioen aabHins Der,
Item oa fraftis paa besss Siter af ben; er earuen iummet
lan9t lopiilin8, oa pil ben ipr9tte uo, men er ben life
tommen iaa lan8t, ba maa ben tlreres pua auben DfaaOe,
o9 bet oil man hume f~fIbnns, buiS OpbsIuingerne er imaa
% baaroe.
unOsrtlSen oil en- spo @nibnins ct Bar @anse meo
ltarpt Saltoanb tilintet9lsre bsres Giu, men, itulos bette
life biGlpe Tan man oeo SiGIp al en- itGrt gaal ~anbriuge
lno Gabnln9erne mercurial ointment.
@nbper 3preuen, % enbper al os buroe t9nfe paa, at,
tor at tribes, maa o9iaa 8prene ~bebanoles, iaa be uil iDle,
at Dc os bar SenHer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Abnentifternes Sprlassiurretnins
Baiel. 2pitlanb. bar uaret iosmt en-
ftrsus Straf for Ssnoassarbeios, ioet
ale Grbeioerns % Bsitpreren i 9rpi'
isriet ffal betals 200 Rurf i Nlultt os
ubioue en- Straf al 8 Tiger i Sausie.
De bar appeleret til bsiere 8ettsr. men
bet or ben alminoelise Nteuins. at bet
life bialpsr, bourfor Gopentitsrns bar
beiluttet at ubleie 2rptteriet % fOrlabs
Steoet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Yapen bar label uosaa ben piituuf
meset betimelise SprmanIns til ale
fatbulite 8reiter, at be life ifal bplbe
8r9oitensr puer pulitiite, i~ociale eIer
usroslise Gmner, men bUloe fig til uoe.
luttenoe trliteli9e 9bemaer. Oct bar
ffe iloe, ON be r%eIormerte ameritanife
Breiter csiaa piloe tase osune 8Orma,
ring til Siertet, tbi Der prabifes M
mere 8olitit ps ~perosIise aulissenoer
ira Br9biteitpleue enb arifti Gpanse.
hum.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Yaitpr 6imle al 8. 9. bar faast fit
Salo belt, ioet Glt Greet 8aaep % %.
leo Msnisbeoer, Irempelsau Co., @is.,
banner ct aalo iammen meo Gpanger
Menispeo % bar ialtt Ialtur D. 8.
Glltao, ium er tilHpttet aaloet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Snoiamling til at beffe llnberba.
~lancen, $1,000 paa Yrofes iorlpn, timber
for 3ibeu Steb inben 8. g, ibet BRO,
fesior Srobausb % Sr. .. 6, 8spum
fOretassr en- Snbiamlinssreiie inOsn
Samimoets Wtsuisbeber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Gieepaps SatoQi bar betpoeI,s mO'
biiiesrst fin itrsnse Striuelie mob Sas
lo%uniesperne, ioet ban iamnten meo vi
ffop @atterion i Slabet "gSine & Spi.
r,t Gazette bar ertlarst, at man maa
srinbrs, at ma Tan antage 8rineiper
asen at iammsnblauoe benz meo blino
2pbisbeo Deb ale 9eilisbeoer % unoer
ais Cmit9noisbeoer", % be retter ben
6ormauiHg til ale Saluonteepers ON
at uofcre oeres 5urretnius ulaitslis.
Glist or este ieiuitiIf.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Gn ny llnberpisningsplan er al.
taset peb &eo @ins Breiteftols; Tom
nps Sag er pptaset 8aoaspsit % &a.
thefefif
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Yrof. 6roi., Tom oar talbt til 9as
rer Deb ben 5or. 8irfes College i Wins
neapulis. bar %afllaaet 8albelien; ban
forbliuer ueo Sfolen / Mourbeao.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Rrof. ". VI. Yettsrien. fOrben
Sreft / ct. Yaul, bar MI ouertaset fin
Yoit iom enselit tbeul. 8~rpiesior psb
Spnpoens 8reite1tpIe / Rpbbtnsbale.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Metbooiiterncs (oe uOrit.Oanites }
airie / Niinueapolis er III sanlte fer.
Dig % ioitsr ca. $4,000 ~ioruoeu 2ot,
ter. Den er en- 8ra9ttirfe babe uoe
p9 inos. - Sutberunernes Splioasti9'
beb siuer MetbOOiiterne baaos &irfsrum
os Sierterum.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

auarfiIten Saluao0r 5raud, ium
tniteoe BOmben / Barcelona, er bleuen
Ell fatbolit SOofGroi9; ban beoer Um
Senaaonlng % oil oa bliue 6rancistas
nermuul &eiteu al lit Sin. 9ette er 10
en- me9et betuem Waaoe at uno9aa
Strai paa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Ng Yrofesior peb gauges Breite.
Hole bar Samfuubets DIRECTION faIoet
i Iroi. s. M. Gnberien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
l46

"SGr rpIis, Sobanna! Oct CT for @sors, ies uouer
mig uS. Serren beIper mig NOT biem isien for Sins
SsunsrS StpIbl"
9an nifteoe % pinteOe msO SaunOen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Yroi. Solauo peo ariitianin Unit
p~sriitst bar traaot itartt / Stranien for
9asiolts 8st til OF ~foripuoe Subs Orb.
San iorfaitsr suulte Dc I1smanospen'
lies 9bsoIoaers Beuissrunoe ior srs'
ioliets 8st M al bet almInoeli9e Yre'
fieopmme, men b~esrunoer 2Gspraolie'
mems Set uoi Naaoesaucrue, iom CUB
bar iilGnIst Wieuisbeoeu, % oa blnnOt
bisie p9iaa ben, at i~ortpnoe SUBS Orb.
6an benpiisr I'll 81. 4, 4-l6. iam'
msnhoIot meo /. apr. II, % Betr. 4,
10. San iuriaitsr O9iua ielpisl9ellg
bet gamls gIsoSpriucip. Vt Yroissior
Dblanos 6oreoraa, lum bdn nplIg bolot
cper bette Gmne, bar paft ms9su OPP
Fst, tiger fig islp. 9aspr9oitantsrne
or lirr me9st tilireoie Oper oenne Bss
pisiprelie ira en- iaa lRro 9beOlog Joni
Dolauo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
MethooiIternes garsfOuferente iOr

Wetbooilternes Narsfon'erenfe Ior
ben nuritsoaniie afoellus oibOlotes |
Chicago ben 1879 Ssptbr. Den samle
GATOR .. 2. Yettsrieu I'll 4op til at
afsaa Ipm attn BRET eiter 43 Wars
utrRttelis 8irfiombeb. San par Tor
10 aar iiben Samfunosts fsrite %
tntiis uorits Greit. Gu9aueuos B~relte'
Itplsn i Gpunitun oplpite 9roi. Stmon'
fen, at bette iibits slar bauoe rGret
Sfplsns beoite Gar. DIN Bluoet "9en
frifteliae 9alSmano- berstteoes, al bet
baobe lpbst i l%luoerbalance. Sosr 100
Breiter % Braoitanter fit oeres irsms
tioige 8irteplaos anpiit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Sen Jor. GirfeS SfoleoireftiOn
bar anmopet be tbeOIusiife Stuosnter
ueo Yreiteitolen ON life at isss fin Si9.
lepIeie | 8aitor @iertiens airfs, men
at be burbe bOloe iis til S~etblebems
Menlaheb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Baifpr Saugitabs SOloniiations'
Glare er MI uOret til 90 Dtanb, ium
ben l7oe GftUber ital fOrlaoe @rOotiton
for at bragg til Sritiib Columbia. 20
Berioner ira Seattle Hal oaiaa itpoe
til. Yuit. g. tiger, at 9anoltabet ligs
ner Norses 5isIoesue i bei @rao.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

5il fungelis Giplase hos aou9en i
9iam er uoH9pnt ben ameritanife gtis'
iiOHslGse Tottor Sapes; liseiaa er ban
uon9uut til General Wilit9r Sage meo
en- aarlie 2sn al $1,000 ipruoen ale
t~iIfaGoise SuotGstsr. 9ette auiees iOm
en- uuerOroeutlis flor Seier for Niss
ilpnen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Seizures. 9aitpr @erbtrotua, @es
neral Councils enseli,e MisNousprelt |
Reiteu, or en- befleuet Stribent % en-
f~rsmraseuoe @sttlis iueeu ben eu9ellt
lutherfe airts; bans Gnirttelle IoU
G~rpfesIpr peo BET tbeulogiitc Sem'rnr
/ Gbieasp siper bans Orb euo mere
Seet. Snnmeset beilasel'sers er ben
SeIprps puer lit eset Grbeioc % ben
uretIrroiee 3om pper Gnores, iom ban
oHenttia bar uotoIt / SIooet "8or''
man, ioet ban euooe soar ida blot, OF
ban crfIrrsr, at ban / belle 8eroen life
oar iunoet uossn auoen ri9tis Intberf
Neuiabeb euo I'm esen / Sarge. 3enue
gorosmmelIesoom over be mango Suu'
brsber al ipeuite oe uorlte lntbsrlte
Reniebsoer / Soma. Wiuneiota %
Tatotaerue CIR baaoe puerrdItenoe o9
irreelie i S~orbinoelie mso Seloroien
c fit eeet arbeioe. 8aitcr 9%lnobolm
bar ba psiaa taest BAN croentl'g
Stole for bans SelprOs % urstiGroige
Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
S0gu talMgs
"Seorab.YuFcn"S Sugbanosl.

6piIfeny cm belrf al oisfe Bpser fan erboloes al for,
iftoS beta ,enoe abontenter, tom yrGtnic mr.
UFeeorabs u often1 til oen l iiofte 1airatte ben,
fsieoe yrts. cpsip aItio Sorfattereas % 90,
acne Vapn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Sobu@. Iuoerfon.
Bar opeipen al gegerne, men Softor
Cwens peroiiuloe go. 4 gelte
meo Silbebsr siuroe mig
burtig iriif.

&~eniiuetpn, Rinu., Sult 1, 1894.
Or. u. Omen.
Sea bar lrn9e tRuft at ieg itule ifrtps
anaaaenoe bet e~leftrllfe Selte No. 4 nleo
9ilbebpr. Set er en- iorunoerlt9 Gpfnoelie,
Der er iitano til at slpre 6Oit rifle, iom er
opeiUet al Rottorer. 5or iea i'll 8eltst lao
lea tiliengsi Here Ytaaueoer meo itore Smer'
ter os je9 iD9te gG8er baaoe iiernt % nGr,
men til ingen Rptte. "a b%eitente jeg mig
til Of fiDbe 3r. Spens SO. 4 Selte meo 2u'
bebgr % bruote geltet eiter Nnoisntn9.
Sea m Itrois 9iuoriu9 for mine Smerter %
M ntaa lea fige at are iriIt, 9ette bar leg
Or. Suens Belte at tatte for, og Ic9 on9rer
ofte paa at ieg ttte tigbte bet i6r. Seq
bruate bunoreOer al Dollars til 2Ottor o9
Re6iciner fpr. Nu oil ic9 raaoe ale mine
QauosmRuo iom Ieer bette at tIpbe zig Ct al
Or. Snens URroiiuloe Belter % bIiue iriit
Eat oa after Sat. fjRre Or. Omen, ieg er
altio 9eres tatnemll9e
3obu B. Nnoerion.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

uobragenbe Nis IonGrer. I'll
Or SfOusmarieu poa U~iaoasastar reilie
fioite YiaaneO: 8aitor @rltisn meo
Suitru os 8sru. 9esuOeu iul9te SRI.
1bOmieu ira Bergen. iom fal CITIES
mso ~YiisiiouspreIt 2itleitao us SRI.
S9rsn, iOm ltaI CITIES meo Wtisiious.
pref 8eoietb. De oroS ira Stauan9er
oper Gnglano.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
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Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

Ut iatbplf Huber. 8 iorri9e nse
Tom upole 8ileQrimme I'll Quebec meo
ct 9nmpltib. &c tpgcoe ou itrar op III
ct. aunas Grin; uuber Resieu itceoe
isIscnoc Ntirntel iisl9c 5aoer 9beooOrs
8aoitauo. Gn 3rens. iOm baUoe uGs
ret lam / mango aar, bab en- BCn til
Gnua be Bauprc, itrar tnnoe bon be-
page fig meb 2etbeo, Os M sr ban airs
beIosisr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02

1faI aIboIoes / Sriitiania, 3orae, mioi
/ Sftuber. 2 Siltopper Nal profile %
9anoets iuruemits Ibeoloser Hal for'
bersOs 6mHsr III 5%urbaublius. SlanOt
oisie CT be oistisiie: 3uipirationcu;
@eiflisbeoens 9guuiussmaaoe; 8ibeI'
tritiifen; lluitarismeu; 8reitens 5or'
bolb til DC ~iociale ~Sporssmaal; 5or-
iouiueeu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-02
Reib, 9apt Moune. 5srsperen paa IRIS

NslEppE. JNVUHNUtNL ,0V,' "
1ubbuIb: ct Jrua e, bppr man betalU Tor n9-En lsN9 jnoa0a 'a-
Stat Nraolep On btNubeu8 aacatter-&Iantas eHO-Ro lfllohm sm'' f.
9nntsreH paa 9ast-GrneR meb bet brbe Sooeo-UFepeIehS F"' '3H
-Rienettae Gtrnsr-Farenp Deb Sgt paa ooouer-6Orfahht-&Horau ftp
pr-uiafabelac aamratr-Ga MaHo ccrrborS-g1oenoe p 3beoo" @1t
gao-Gn unosrng Gremoauasuaape-Gn &o'ur meS en- Taaa'-eH 'c''a'iH
Raltr- VI uoeutt Sfsa CpgsbRuos en- eaao-Ge boRe sptI1oe -Gn tUs
anrl snltrru-Nii hna ernarnl-GcLGrt nlbta.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08

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of great value for rheumatism and
lame back. For sale by j. F. Cook,
druggist.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08
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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08

pass country is best reached, now,
by ascending the Upper Kootenai
from Jennings, Montana to old
Ft. Steel, distance of $50 miles
and then crossing the mountains to
the pass distance of some seventy
five miles. The steamer Annerly
Hat bottom stern wheeler 10 feet
long, plies between Jennings and
Fit. Steele. The river is very rapid
and it takes five days to make the
trip up. At one point where the
stream widens, forming bar the
full width of the river, the boat is
hauled over by means of a steam
capstan with $50 feet of line with
which to make the draw. The
boat, however makes the down
stream trip of $50 miles in eight
hours. The Kootenai is navigable
eighty miles beyond Fort Steele to
point known as Yankee Flats and
at certain seasons of the year steam
ers reach this point though not at
regular times.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08
A VETERANS VERDICT.
The War is Over. a WeII-known Sol.
der, Correspondent and Journal
ist Makes Disclosure,

Indiana contributed her thousands of bravo
soldiers to the war; and no state bears a bet
Yer record In that respect than it does In
literature It Is rapidly acquiring an
Solomon Sole Jewell. well known as a writer as
SOL, has won an honorable position Dur
Ing the late war he was a member of Co. M.
"a. N. Y. Cavalry and of the 13th Indiana In.
fantry Volunteers. Regarding an Important
CIRCUMSTANCE he writes as follows:
several OF us old veterans here are using
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine, Heart Cure
and Nerve and Liver Pills, all OF them giving
splendid satisfaction. In fact, we have never
us. used p remedies that compare with them. OF
Sne PMS we must say they are the best come
olnation of the qualities required in a prep
aratlon OF their nature we have ever known
we nave none but words OF praise for them.
I Tney are the oatgrowth Of new principle in
rully. We say 10 all, try these remedies /"
Solomon Yewell, Marion. Ind, Dec s, 1892
These remedies are sold by all druggists on
~ positive iIn guarantees, or sent direct by the
cetpt of price, 81 per bottle. ak bottles Is, ex-
press prepaid. They positively contain neither
opiates nor dangerous drugs.
Sold by all druggists.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08

A. &. Fitzpatrick, of Fillmore, Cal.
had the misfortune to have his leg
caught between a cart and a stone
and badly bruised. Ordinarily he
would have been laid up for two or
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08
$4,000 REWARD.

A reward of $4,000 will be paid
to any one who shall furnish infor-
nation leading to the arrest and
conviction of any party unlawfully
killing stock belonging to the I'M
dersigned BALL BROS.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08
BRITISH COLUMBIA SOUTHERN.
Newspaper Speculation as to Building
the Road.

The following concerning thi
railroad enterprise recently appear
ed in the Spokane Chronicle. A
the road is headed for Bonner
Ferry, anything bearing on tn,
subject will be read with interest
All this point lacks as a natura
smelling point is communication
with the coal fields. This route pro
poses to supply the deficiency:
The company which has tn,
B. G. S. under contemplation is no
an imaginary organization as some
suppose. 1t is a regularly consti.
tuted corporation with money and
credit sufficient to construct a road
twice the length proposed for this
one.
The proposed route for this new
road is through and from the Crows
Nest pass in British Columbia,
down the canyon of the Elk river,
through the natural passes to Gold
creek along the Moyea river, pass
ing ten miles south of Tobacco
plains, thence crossing the upper
Kootenai and coming to Bonner's
Ferry down from the valley of the
Yahk river.
At Bonner's Ferry the road will
make connection with the Great
Northern. If satisfactory trans
portation arrangements cannot be
made with that road for handling
freight and passengers the line will
be extended to make connections
with the Northern Pacific some
where near Sand Point. From
there it will only be an easy step to
reach Spokane and secure the ad-
vantage of direct communication,
and also the competition of the o.
r. & n. in getting freight and pas
sengers out of Spokane.
The immediate object of the
building the British Columbia
Southern is to tap the immense
coal deposits in the Crows Nest
pass, said to be the most extensive
coal tields in the northwest. The
channel cut by the Elk river in
running through this pass has torn
away the earth and rocks from the
coal deposits and at many places
along the course can be seen solid
deposits of the finest coal projecting
from the sides of the water washed
walls. Nothing like it can be
found in any country, it is said,
and the tests that have been made
have proven it to be of a very
superior quality.
Millionaire Jennings of Montreal,
who owns the coal fields, is tho
president of the company organized
to build the road and he has al
ready secured the right of way
through the Crows Nest pass. 1t
will only be question of time if
the British Columbia Southern is
built, before it will be made to con-
meet with the Canadian Pacific. |
which, when it reaches Spokane,
will make the fourth trancontinen- |
tal road for Spokane.
The route has already been sur
Veyed to Bonner's Ferry, the pre-
urinary survey having been made
to that point last summer. The
course taken is reported to be ex-
ceedingly favorable for the con-
struction of a railroad. There are
natural and easily gained passes to
the river and creek valleys through |
which the road has been surveyed
and the valley affords superior
md easily constructed roadbed. |
The survey will probably not be
'un through to Spokane for some
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08

Thos. F. Cakes, Henry C. Payne, henry C. Rouse,
Receivers.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-12-08
ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
( AND THE EAST.
GALL PUGET SOUND AND
( PACIFIC COAST POINTS
solid IN Construction,
Modern in Equipment.

fhLnxurious Parlor Buffet Cars.
Palace Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dining Cars
opholstered Family Tourist Cars and comfort
able high-backed seat day coaches, especiallv
adapted for long distance travelling.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-01

The proposition to turn the
structure into "tourist hotel" is
not fike]y to penetrate the brain of
our present administration, as at
all worthy, Of consideration. Yet it
would be a capital idea.