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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

THE Rathdrum Post is greatly
worried over a Populist paper down
that way. Mr.. Clagett also looms
up on the political horizon and a
wave Of his hand creates a panic
among the ringsters and their hire
lings. The populists will have a
paper in this county alright, but
assertion that the HERALD will re-
move from Bonner's Ferry and be-
come the organ Of any party is
about as near the mark as the
Rathdrum Blunderbus ever hits.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

THE editor of the Rathdrum sheet
denies that q. G. Warner wrote the
correspondence that appeared in the
Post from this place sometime ago.
While the formers word is not worth
a continental in this court, we shall
keep our word with the latter
withdraw the language used on a
certain occasion when the words
used might have seemed to have
referred to Mr.. Warner, the agree
ment being that we would withdraw
the language if the editor of the
Post would deny that Mr.. Warner
was the author Of the correspon-
dence mentioned. This statement
would have been made sooner, but
we waited to see if the side Of the
house from whence these villianous
attacks came would keep their prom
ises in relation to matters, they
having been the assailants, and the
explanations being due from them
first. But because the braggart on
the other side is without personal
homer is no reason why we should
violate our promise, therefore we
make this statement with reference
to G. G. Warner at this time.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

No opposition has yet developed
to Col. VIM. Ryan for sheriff. He
considers he has a walk-away, and
is devoting his spare moments to
electioneering for Col. Bob. Bragaw
for Auditor and recorder, who will
also have a walk-away unless decid-
ed opposition springs up soon.
How about it, Mr.. Clark?
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

THE Oregon election is now but
short ways off-the first Monday
in June. This election will be pc
culiarly interesting as it will be the
first good chance Of the year to
measure the change of public senti-
ment that has taken place-also to
test the strength Of the populists.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

The KOOTRNAI HERALD is weekly neWspa-
per, devoted To the Interests OF the koOtena
country in general, and 20 the financial welfare
OF its proprietor in particular. In politics II Will
be strictly independent, but not necessarily neu-
trail 1t entertains the theory that while the
leaders of the democratic and republican parties
are honest and patriotic, their financial policy
lin which there is no difference between the two
parties) is detrimental to the interests OF the
West and south, and for that reason the iorlna-
ton OF "a new party, having for its principal OBJ
ject the restoration SILVER to its proper sphere
Is a consummation devoutely to be wished. As
a business proposition the paper will be conduc-
ted on the principal that one mans money Is
just as good as another's, and it Will assist any
business man in bringing HIM and his goods and
wares to the favorable notice of the public in
proportion as he sees fit TO pay for such adver-
Using The HERALD will reflect malice toward
no man, whatever may be the personal feeling
of its editor; neither will it be hack to convey
the petty quarres OF Others 80 the public, but II
viii be the aim to make it social, commercial
nd political tribune in which every one will re-
Give censure or applause as they shall merit.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

MAYOR FRED KAISER has been
endorsed by Chairman Beane Of the
democratic state central committee
for postmaster at this place to sue
coed Post Master s. B. Wright
when change shall be made.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

THE Rathdrum Blatherskite notes
that we did not make it a call
while at the county seat. We wish
to corroborate the Posts testimony
that we did not.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

THE Rathdrum Post should not
poke fun at the Ceur d. Alene
Press for using "boiler plate, Port
land patents" 1t comes with bad
grace from a paper that uses patent
CUTS itself.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12

Tell the miners for me that l shall promote
their interests to the utmost of my ability, be-
cause their prosperity is the prosperity OF the
nation; and we shall prove in very few years
that we are indeed the treasury OF the world
Abraham Lincoln.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1894-05-12
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ADVERTISING:

Advertising rates made known on application
No advertisement discontinued until all arrear-
ages are paid except at our option. Bills for
advertising due the LIST of each month, except
transient advertising, which is payable in ad-
vance. as#- Positively no affidavit Of pubica
tion of legal ads furnished, hereafter, until
costs publication are paid.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

M~iseeilsueop7
l\nh hHliuG ,hrwirsly nrpliu'cd lSt corr"r
I' would. M" 20 rem p"ll"i " h'h'o'm'
sci ct. ho> 90 GRID, urloNm
LAZY n,s meet, furnished pnrlor hcdrocm and
sG;Tr,,@, , "Ss&''il t. E''SS@'S, g2ss!iiHW2S "ri,. IN" ar, ,%,P.'''
Nl,tIN Mlu>hcG siug!c room, suitable ior one.
\dIr"'s Private, n"N 2ii World. uptown
10 gGll, Rlr ~ >\\Tlwll rCnt. Jury nr
r,shch, i.,nr, house. Il room, hrSmhlr lnr,.
tom uoj rN tull ul go"u ruumerS, Who may -
mniu, pawn. wrun'c, win s'Il furniture low, ~
OWNER, buN 80 No"id.
WILL i.>I = vr,l-tu uiShrd rooms to Am"ri
Cnr goulluunu Of refinement, Got halt rent tn
"Nrnuus' tors llrlisn los on, q w'C> highr";
- rrmu"", ",,ru Mni rquin"h. \idrr's i.nSl'Nh,
\ FINE FRONT Il uM. with hot 4 cold water.
for > Young mrn. ~ lr,Na'" tnmtiN. ~, ": "i2t
ST., near park. Address tumtuii. hoN 80 world.
rEiNArl FAMILY, WITH spurious residence,
h"nutiiu,l' decorated suit. patl. r. hrdr o n, BAN.
wrhlH upti,url. wit diVilr suit 1, desired r"ipr
"nr'. h"u', ho>'HI World, uptown
Brooklyn.
COIrMHlN UhiGIll~."h single room, mccoy
furnished for g"ui'"mau: all cpnNruirncoN good
location.
ruLrMRiN uEiGIIrs. ~. ) m'wutcs to bridge
4 lrrrt", lnrg" \ small rooms, all newly I'M
Ulsl"l,
CpNConn II - ~ flat, wear hr dye room,
with running water, -. ~ week.
hIi,RNW 81. IA. RroukINn Large. utrc'N
furnished lUln hot 4 Culd water; large close; =:
saith. heated. - , week: .nnll room, same
",nycni"nr"~, II. %, private hou.c.
III Fflllb 81, M ~. 80: furnished room.
itght housekeeping iiunt hall r"oni' III 90;
hoard, II desired.
MtODAGIt 81, ~ furnished large 4 small
sunny rooms; terms low. cali all week.
SAME 81. I'll. ncrr hi Ice private family,
square sunny room; | or ! gentlemen.
SANDS 81. g. y -. also - High st. Fur
ui>hc'l rooms Tor gentlemen \ housekeeping,
- FElIN 81, lZd. brooklyn Furnished
runuN to let,
Rooms. priyni" house, near Prospect Park, 81,
~, -, ! err liu". half hour fridge n all
ferries, finest location, Address Choice, toN 1870
word.
CARLTON AVE, Oh. corner Pacific Elegantly
furnished, heated rnnils, hot \ cold winter,
closets, lcuI'um"u; moderate prttc..
,II%ruN ~, ;iNuN Furnished rooms for G'n.
tl"mou: huls" and uviuhburhuoi strictly Iirst-
elias references.
kO-rIl~N" 81. 30, Brooklyn front parlor
or trUn' ~ h rk rlrlur, tor doctor q USE.
MO"hIr 81. ca, brooklyn furnished room
To- lot; Gus. running wut"r; - a week.
NNS~AI 81. ~. Ia, unIyu. near hrdU" FUR
ul,l'I ruutn~. sING,c ~ connecting. equipped
Tor lcHi housekeeping good lurni,uu.
r1N' AprIL 81, ri. l]ruuklNu Heights, near
mjGGr Peasant lrrG" X sr0dl rooms; every
CnUNUuirlC :; I irruhC'.
WNEE.$ 81. ~, E]ruoSlyn Me" hall room In
prtNniU lIuGr'; ~ per week.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

2d1il 81. IA W Working girls; good board,
tire, IA, -. 30 weekly: third fiat, front.
2?rH 81. sos Excellent board x table
board: terms moderate.
2Srn 7 :2l W. Large 4 small rooms, with
excellent table board 81 ~.
2Srn 81, ~" ". Handsome large furnished
rooms. sll, couples; rarlor, I'll, French board.
i"nt table SioG III ior >. ~
.sliI - al5 "; large, squire room; folding.
bed X tir'i-claSs lot"i.
Wru 81. - W. Desirable rooms, with board;
good table, home comforts 4 reasonable prices.
Sl~I 81. Is ". .rr'tlily furnished rooms. cN-
cclrut board, ball rooms; g"ntlrmen; table
huHri"ls.
~ 81. :i,W W. Large X small nicely furnished.
heated rooms, with board; Reasonable; tnhl"
board.
;'2nST. II ", lemon. Rooms newly Il elegantly |
furnished in'uillc' n gentlemen; hotri cuisine
4 service.
3in>T., ;IiG ". Vacancies ia Home Tor sell.
supporting Women, board ~. 1t"si.
@Iin ~. l.Hw. = floor lrol At room excellent
table, tnhl' board.
#tru 81 SIS W. >,ulr" rooms. southern rN-
reason ihl'.
3aIU -. ~ W. Uu "a Noor, handsome, large
room, Win excellent nonrl; references.
"5rM ~, ai3 ". Well lurui,n,d rooms, with
excellent board, Al hard time prices: rr,"rcncc.
atlI ~. 81 W. lorrlc n Jingle rooms,
81 i% St. goo" ""'r'. -""''' FL; ""'N''S girls
%5iJI 81, 81 WL.-r THE ARGYLE.
Handsome 'mr,, double y single rooms; private
baths. %".''tr" nrll~, h"u"l accommodations Al
%huHrdins iuus" priU.,
jitil - 80 ", urnr hr,mIway Furnished
i"nu., ~ gN or "n sunc, with board tis'. cns'
nc,nmEoinnnn' terms reasonable
"1rH u. .h5 W. handsome back ~ front par
l"r, win prnI"; good Loarl; together or scpar-
pt". moderate.
3TrH 81. "GI ". rirst elias, hoard, single &
l,ttlI,H tt.,.tts 4, 4 IN ,.r ,N..Ls t,t u, u,,I aI,
rahl" bond
18Th -. .2ti ". Large & small we'll furnished
ROBINS WITH GOOD hnarI' term" moderate,
:sIu ST. = W. uuudson civ furnished bncl,
mrlor: superior table: references.
3sTU ST. -nl W, .Lpr.e ana hnll sunny rooms
with ioarl; moderate.
qsrti CT 300 w -rontcr,,h,. roous. nro,,,.
'io ,aIs & children taken; day board reasonable.
ssru ST %, W r.,r uro,av,y-o,s ,,,r,
iron, ,o, room for - small rooms with board;
4l>r -. ;s't W. Widow lady would board a
lew working men or working s'ris' Top hoor.
42D st. 2l3 W.,
n"mml"r'hhlr la,ss s, 4 hn,I ToGWs' , heated n,o Il,h
at. refereIIrns ,S"hsnar1, ~ ~ ~
4sD 81. 500 W. Board for working woman in
Nat; American family: - weekly. Hunt.
ALI 81, I,D mpe''r'oIe rooms Win ooar'
i4Tu 81, .ss W.. near ROADWAY Fine az.
cummohatioI Tor couple or : Gentlemen: low to
permanent
i5Ill ST, ls3 W. -llanHSn'n. rooms, with or
WITHOUT private nh'l' 'N'"llr'lt tame
45TI ST. I2I W. Dcs!rtb e large 4 small
t.rmn,'
41ili ! 20 w, r,,tHn,,n Iwta,anIu m"rn
mioicr",c. table board.
t""''' az ''"N'"' ''''' N'l"'"' =
'2 rI,m Eli rI -" CIV, W. nn ,%GI' Ic r,i," H, % icr,t t!F"'''"
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Furnished Rooms to Let.
Miscellaueou7
North Of ,asth Stree

lSl~T 81. 30 W. widow having pleasant
s'ngl" fiat desires 10 rent extra lars" t""tn,
shaw.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

CHARLES ST. 40 Nicely furnished single &
do,lni" rooms, heated, with exc. II mt board rea-
ALn LhlM.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

LADY. not ut home during IN" day, would like
b,a.l with respectable private family: board
mus, not "Nr"'d ~. wtN' Idle. Address NJ. X.
car" /. NCHau, ;i-i ". 3l-tEL.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Hisc

CLEAN ruoms good roari mechanics or clerks;
~ per week.. l%oaulilg. World, uptown,
HARLEM furnished room. with or With &,
huad. Ia private Jcy.,u family. X, uuN -
Harlem World.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

23D ST, $50 W.-lRlGr, handsome front room /;
superior b'ari good locaiion; terms moderate.
23D ST, 4Is W. bl floor front room, nicely
furnished, heated, running water: excellent
! fable: references.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

.iGb W. Large X small rooms;c convent
ont to l. rOnd iirst-clas, board, ~ up.
IBID 81, ,I2 W.-HandSomeiy furnished large
iuomS; C.utril location; mUucrate prices; ex-
IpIl,nt IntIp,
The evening world., 1894-02-05

WIboW would IKE child over . years or age TO
tak""Hrc uI u; her home inQu re 233 w. 18th.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

-. NICHOLAS AVE. Isl. near 10th st.
square X hall .oDmS; uNcriirut board. American
family mo ."Iil'
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Boarders Wanted.
Meat Side

Weot sac. ..
"3Ih IT ~ W uLarsG 3 mali room, 70
references.
16Tu 81 81, W. sunny. front square room,
Sl3; select table; pnrlOr di ling young people.
handsome ~ floor: other rooms: nice board:
gentlemen or families.
loDrIi 81. lUl W. = nice workingmcn can have
nice light room md boari. Brucr.
l9O1H 81. 2,ol TTH AVE- Cheerful, sunny
"a floor room table board moderate references
l?lST ST, 25S ". Large Il small rooms, with
'oirl. neatly furnished near l..
l2iSI 81. III ". Comfortably furnished
rooms, With or without board; private Jewish
family,
l22b -. LEO W. sunny 2d-sto"y room to rent,
with board appointments inst class; references.
2an si NV; 2 iarY" front rooms, furnished
lg5TII 81. :SI w, 81 tiuGr = men or man &
wife; all convenience.
i}p ~, 3l y. Newly furnished, 2d-story
room, very d'srntl!, terms reasonable cuisine
WHOM would Ike Il child over . years Of age TO
taNr'Hr" ct II; her home. iilql re 233 w. 18th.
CHARLES ST. - Nicely furnished single q
donhl" rooms, heated, with exc II mt board; rea-
son thl".
7rH AVE, az 18th 81. select accommodation,
"n suite Or s'ugiy 50 upward; expert cook. al
SIN AVE, 800, near I'D It. h hall
roomN. with lire X sa,; good board terms So
llrti 81, - W. Rooms with board medium
Wttc. =
iirn 81. lo3 ". near G,h I'VE. FURNISHED
.r""n,s. with first class board, 81 10 SO weekly.
krpIuI
l;IH -. 2I3 W.-Nic"ly furnished rooms, With
or ". hout board: priv.t' house.
ETH 81, 30 ". Nice bedroom for working
l,il; loari, washing; good home.
l9TIi -. 80 ". Prp',tly furnished front rooms,
with ar without board.
l0fIt ST. 49, W Respectable Young man can
IN = = nice Ilull IA nm with ytnr l,a "A alGn fahln
bpari.
or 81, .6a ". Large h small rooms, nicely
furnished, toIct: "cuiain" frnncaiSe.
"lNr ~. NJ " Desirable 81 X 2-story sunny
rooms: moderate refer noes.
2lNT 81, 90 ". Furnished rooms to let, with
""Ard; asa table ho"r!.
list 81. 100 ". Desirable rooms for gentlemen
ar families; 'irst cIass table; tnhle board; refer
cnrcs.
2l>TSr, AGI W. Large X small rooms; convent
"nt to l. rond iirst-clas' board, ~ up.
43D 81, 3I2 W.-HandSomely iurnishe1 large
tnoms; g 'utral location: nlouerate prices; ex-
Crllcnt latle.
23D ST, $50 W.-Iargr, handsome front room;
superior b'ari good location: terms moderate.
23D ST, lDS WI floor front room, nicely
furnished, heated, running water: excellent
table; references.
! 23D 81, a57 W. Nicely furnished rooms, with
iirs;-claS> table hnart: reasonable.
25rH 81. 2iI ". Heated rooms, large L small,
with excellent lUaId table heard. 81
34rii 81, III W. Desirable lnrre front sunny
room l., floor handsomely furnished superior
table: reference.
HTTH -. ~ ", near Brundwny-Plensant
rooms, with honri. all conveuiences; southern
cNpuNurr 80. juGp.
4uI II 81. 80 W. FoardcrS wanted; large.
stIuIH nom: : Tail rUums; good board, by week
OF dag.
ltru ST. lU7 W. TIiE ~OurNERN-Excel-
lcutly lurni ,hnI Jingle L double rooms; steam
heat. hot * rD'd wafer: private tables: unexcep-
tlo"ah!" hut Il, rrh~onahl" terms; references.
45rlI -. 49, W. ucur BruadW Beautiful
IrUm-. GOD tlr.t; huuc.iKc, cosy, social re-
fined, terms #lu,t no ,erWc. .
The evening world., 1894-02-05

TIN Az h. a.. 18TH 81. select accommodations,
On suite ur N'rgiy 50 upward; expert cook.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Brooklyn.

DEAN 81, lbs, near lloyt-n Desirable rooms,
heated. excellent n"aru; convenient I" uHuse;
moderate
ELpERr ST.. II, Bropklyn- Board n table
huurdrr> wanted, nice ruom, FOR man X VIE
! MONROE ST. 7g5. Broohlyn-Nmcrlcar lady will
give mother ; care to ,hild; reference. Mrs
Weed,
lOrH 81. 40, brooklyn = mon can have com
Portable home where There are NO other board
ers.
| NICELN furnished room on 2d door, suitable for
man n wife or . gentlemen; win or without
| hoard: heat. bath & gas; incest upighborhOod In
| brooklyn: private fnmiiy. Address NJ. h., bcK
tO1 World, brooklyn.
WILLOW ST, S-Large front room, good
board also small room 3 minutes to bridge
The evening world., 1894-02-05
3oarders Wanted.
West Side

2dlIl ST., ~ W. Working girls; good board,
hrr, ga, -. 30 weekly; third fiat, front.
25IIi 81 % Excellent board Il table
board terms moderate.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

l43D 81, g12 W. 2largr front rooms. furnished
suttahl" for doctor, with or without board.
lg1rH 81. ;SI W. 81 tioGr = men or man &
vie; all convenience.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

~ - VT y TTTF-TT FFTT-FF ToVF111f I'VE
iirs; -cln~> table h1ari: reasonable. +
25rIi 81. 1ib W. Heated rooms, large L small,
with excellent lUaId table heard, SSIou
The evening world., 1894-02-05

18th ST. ia Z. Ground floor; 8 nice rooms,
heated; gas, bath first class meals; French
reasonable
The evening world., 1894-02-05

l22b 81 LEO W. sunny 2d-sto"y room to rent,
with board appointments first class; references.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Furnished Rooms to Let.
Wcat Slide.

Eth 81, ia w. Large, nicely furnished
heated, room. southern exposure. for gentle.
men: references ~
The evening world., 1894-02-05

III I l13 f. Large room: every conver-
fence; housekeeping or 2 gentlemen; also hall
nm
The evening world., 1894-02-05

SIN AVE, 300, near I'D St.-Iarge Il hall
rooms, with lire X sa-; good board terms So
The evening world., 1894-02-05

LEXINGTON AVE. 43T. corner 44th 81. Hand.
some I'd floor front corner room: ~ for2.
81 AVE, 524-Parlor & hall bedroom in flat, to-
gether or separately. Wilson. IA ID ave.
SoANE., ~S4O-2large, nicely furnished hall rooms
vita closet: 81 h S. so.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
East Side.

Eth ST, 4OS F. Nice cheerful room, withAll
improvements; private house; good location;
Moderate rent.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

TIL ST, 1872 f. Nicely furnished front room
also bedroom. O'ConnOr.
rTH ST.. 229 f. - Flat, furnished. 3 rooms,
bath, light housekeeping, s.. 50 weekly. Mas.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

LEXINGTON AVE, 121 Large front room ;
running water: CRATE fire: also hall room s.. so:
seen Today.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

l\hi nHNiug ,nuwirsly appointed lSt CORNER
iH' would LIS" 10 rent ptllut 4 bedroom
sci ct. box G2I " orid, urloNIt
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-03-09

Is The Supreme Court has finally
decided the Sioux Falls brewery case,
after holding it under advisement for
nearly three years. and its decision IN
effect says that beer is not prohibited
under our prohibitory law. What is
beer anyway?
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-03-09
ANOTHER BOND ISSUE.

"A large part Of the gold received from
the recent issue of bonds has been drawn
out on presentation of treasury notes, and
the demand of Wall street has gone forth
that more bonds must be issued, which
demand will doubtless be complied with.
Just let the average citizen stop a
moment to contemplate the iniquity Of
this transaction. The parties who bought
these bonds paid gold for them. They
Immediately present treasury notes or
grcenbacks at the sub-treasury and get
their gold back again. They then de-
posit The bonds purchased and receive
from the government their full face
value in National bank notes. They now
have their gold back, and National bank
notes in place of their treasury notes and
greenbacks, and are the owners of $50,
600, 600 worth Of 5 per cent. bonds which
never cost them a dollar except whatever
premium they may have paid upon them,
while the government has no more gold
than it had before the transaction. In
other words these bonds have been given
as gratui,y to the men who put up the
Job. and the people will be taxed fifty
millions more to pay the interest to men
who have not invested a single dollar
And this is the kind of laws which the
Independent Genounccs, and is called an
anarchist sheet for so doing.-Deadwood
Independent.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-23
CAUSE OF THE BIG STRIKE.

Special Commissioners Begin the Hear
Ing of Testimony at Chicago.
President Cleveland's special commits
sion to Investigate the recent strikes and
boycott against the Pullman and the rail-
road companies began its inquiry In tho
district court room In the Federal build
ing at Chicago Carroll ID. Wright, Judge
N. f Worthington and John ID. Herman,
comprising the commission were present
Most of those who attended we're officials
OF the American Railway Union. General
Master Workman Sovereign. OF the Knights
OF Labor, was on hand to testify He
listened to the opening proceedings For
more than two hours Vice President How
ard. of the American Railway Union, who
came forward as a voluntary witness.
was on the stand telling the commission
what he knew about the big rail way strike.
Toward the close OF his testimony he
sprung a sensation. He said the union
was ready to prove that the General Man
ayers association had paid o number OF
men to overturn and burn freight cars so
as TO create prejudice against the strikers
Chairman Wright then read a brief adj
dress, I'm which he said the commission
would sit as a court II inquiry and inves-
tigation instead OF arbitration. 1t was
announced that the commission would con-
fine its inquiries to the strike as it existed
on the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
and Illinois Central Railways
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-23
Provides for Certificates.


The treaty with China, which was rati-
fed by the action OF the Senate. prohib-
It's the coming Of Chinese laborers
TO the United States for the next
ten years except upon conditions speci-
fed The restriction Is not to apply
to the return of such laborers as have
lawful wives. children or parents in this
country. or who have property here OF the
value of $1,000. or debts equal 10 that
amount due them The departing China
men are to secure before leaving a GER
tifcate from the collie ctor of customs Of
the district from which he leaves
TO the fact that he has de-
posted with the collector "a description
OF his family, property or credits, and this
certificate is TO en- title him to return to the
United States within one year. but In ex-
ceptional cases may be extended another
year 1t is specially agreed that the
provisions of this convention shall
not affect the right of Chinese SUBJ
jects, being officials, teachers. stu
dents, merchants or travellers for
curiosity or pleasure, but not laborers, OF
coming to the United States and residing
therein. To enti.le such Chinese subjects
TO admission they must produce a certiH-
cate from their government or the govern
mont where they last resided or the diplo-
matte or consular representative Of the
United States In the country or port
whence they departed.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-23

Silence 6rt, with gloom o'erhead;
Not stir Up bush or tres;
Woodfolk all tv coverts fed;
Dumb the gossip chickadea
Then little rustling sigh;
Treetops toss, and bushes shake,
And silent wave goes by
In the feathered fern and brake.
Now q murmur growing loud
In the pine tops far and near;
And the woods are tossed and bowed,
Like soul in sudden fear.
Harkl the music of the rain
On thousand leaky roofs,
Like an army Ger plain
Galloping with silver hoofsi
Patter, patter on the ground.
Rustic, rustic in the trees;
And the beaded bushes round
Drip when shaken by the breeze.
Ahi IL you would nature know
Close and true in all her moods,
Flee not from the shown. but go
Hear the raindrops in the woods
--[JAMEs BUcKHAM, in Youths Companion