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officer who IL in auy way rornecied
Holmes, with look Of scorn al Mt.
Graham.
"You have had every opportunity Of
speaking TO her," ths latter repeated.
'It Ia Indifferent TO mo whether you
see her or not"
"rhsn will you auswera direct ques-
tloub" demanded Holmes, seatcaingly.
"Have you or have you not Intercept
Cd letters from me TO her since last
JulJ2 Haven't you done evetythiog
Ia your power TO keep us apafi2
Answer yes or no."
"You havs no right TO 20 question
me, but will say that never In my
lie addressed six wOris to her,"
"Mr. Holmes" asid JUDGE Arnold,
"thess srs mere idle specuiations. Ytu
may write your letter; II will be taken
by court ,iiloer, anu no oue but sue
shall SEQ It,"
"And," added tho district attorney,
81 Will hnve her Ia court tomorrow
morning beslde'."
~ will see," concluded tho Judge,
"lhat you yet light anu writing
matefisls.n
ar thank you tor the privilege" 10.
piled Hllmes, politely dropping his
head. The court was thon adjourned,
the Juror. locked In their rooms under
cSfoful guard aud the man who Ia ac-
ousod vt being the greatest criminal oil
modern times was conveyed back to
prison TO prepare tho story which he
hopes will save him from the hang.
mans moose.
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TRIAL or HOLMES.

Prlce's Baking Powder was awarle
the Gold Modal Of the Mldwinter Fair.
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WAR WITH ENGLAND PREDICTED.
II VIII Come, and Esd In the Annsxa'
lion of Canada.

CONCORD, N. H., Oct. 2s.-AB edi'
toflal appears touay In tho Evening
Monitor, senator Chandler's paper,
written by lhe senator and headed;
"Our Coming War with England" IL
SAG, In part. "War between the
United states and England IL newt
able. IL will rlse ON account Of British
disregard for our direct Interests. IL
VIII also be forced by British encroaoh-
ments upon other nations all over tho
world. IL will be fought by us, hnving
Russia as our European ally. IA n
war Offensive on our part, it may not
happen within twenty years. Az n
defensive war, II may come sooner
and should be welcomed. One sure
result will be the capture anu perma'
nent acquisition OF Canada by tue
United blatee."
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POET LAUREATE.
Alfred Austin ssia 90 Have Beeu
Appointed.

LONDON, Oct. 2s,-Tbe November
numuer ofths Bookman states that u
learns on reliable authority that Alfred
Austin, poei, hA, been appointed poet
laureate. Alfred Austin, poet, critic
hnd Journalist, was born near LeeuP,
may 81, 1885. He took his degree ~
,he University Of London Ia 1853 and
IN 1901 he was called to the bar Of the
inner temple. At this age OF Is he
wrote poem anonymously. called
hAndolph. His iifst acknowledged
Verse, The Seasons satire, appeared
IN 1851. Since then no has published
macy poetical productions aud three
novels. lie has written much for the
Standard anu for the Quarterly Re.
view. During the sitting OF the ecu
menical council OF tho Vatican, he
ianfassntsd tina Standard Mt Rome.and
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The ROW In the french chamber.

PARIS. Oct. 2s.-In tho Chamber Of
Depu.ieB NJ. kouanaun,t, who has
been prominent In exposing tn 80 who
were connected with the Panama Ca.
nal anu southern railroad syndicates,
questioned the government regarding
tne South OF France railroad scandal,
1t being alleged that number Of sen.
Mors, deputies and others nave made
large profits out OF tho company, by
fair OF unfair mdAns. lie declared
tbat the good ropute OF Parliament was
involved, and asked for exp aua,ions
as to tho Partially which had been
shown towards those Involved la the
scsndals, claiming that the authorities
had been afraid to prosecute them,
because the deputies and tcnaloD in-
volvcd with tho late Baron Rsiuutch,
VI Panama canal fame, had disposed
OF $3.50, 900 flames In doviou, ways, on
behalf OF 1.-The southern railways. lie
demanded thRt the minister OF Jusiicr,
NJ. Ttsriuux, publish tho documents
In tho case which were In hts postet-
sioU, anu which would throw light on
the subject.
NJ. Binder, q member Of the Right,
then charged the minister with culpa.
bic lenieucy, and demanded that the
guilty be pualsned.
~. Trafieux replied, denying that
he had long had IN possession doCu-
ments which required the arrest Of Nj.
Edmond MAguier, formerly senator OF
war and recently editof-in.chiet Of the
Eveneneni, VINO was recently ron.
fenced 20 n term OF impfisoninsnt tor
having received part OF the profits Of
tue syndicate.
Continuing, the minister OF Justice
said that whenever tho government be-.
licved 1t had Matchmaking ovidence,it
had prosecuted tho parties Involved. No
deputy, he added, was Included among
tue suilty patties.
Amid continued radical interrup-
tions, M. TrsrisuK managed TO say ~
addition tnat several nance were
known TO the government As having
figured In the report OF the expert, Nj
FioTy, the official accountant, who
made an inquiry into the finances Of
the South OF France road. he was In.
tefruptei BY excited voices VI
"Name 4" "Name,i' "Namesln
In reply 81. Trarioux said, "Rouvlsr.
Jules Roche, Eti.nno, do LOnisls, Bar
doux aud others"
When he was able 10 make himself
heard, the minister OF justice added
that the majority OF those whose
nAmes had been mentioned had ex.
plnined their position, and he oon-
cluded with the remark. "fhe cham
Der knows the truth, aud II parliament
considers It, dignity and honor com-
promised, the government will join
ths chamber In voting for reptessive
measures, ana In the face Of there ex.
plantations axis the chamber for vote
OF con ndence."
Toe ordst OF the day, pure ard sim.
pie, was then submitted TO tho chpm
her anu rejected by vote II 4J6 10 los
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2s.-Aceord-
Ing TO dispalcn from Seoul TO tho
Novoo Vromya, tho king OF CoreA has
chosen another queen anu hiss as
sunsd the lite OF emperor. II IL also
stated that the heir apparent ~ being
sont as an envoy to America and Eng
land. with tho object OF getting him
out OF the country and preparing the
way to the throne for a prince who
stands In higher favor.
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GREA'F ROON.NAkING SALE!
Room havePices to relieve shelves and make room
for 100000 worth Of desirable merchandise in transit bought
al our prices for spot cash. Every department in line
with this policy, which iusureI saving Of actual
money to every Purchaser.
cLoAK ANN run Drr.nrnrNr.

Nt-" NfR sAhs hss 49, 'hNhs
We shall place On sale this week about
400 Imported Sample Wraps at one.
third less than impo6l price--lsxclusivc
Novelties, only one OF a kind-Nou wall
find no duplicates elsewhere at any
price.
swEEPisc SALE ar CAFES.
Black Beaver Double Capes 10 inches
long, very heavy tourist style, cut to
S2.45.
Splendid Heavy Braided Beaver Cloth
Capes, ~ inches long. iul sweep, In
black or navy to 10 IN this sa c al
$500.
u inch silk Lined Fine coney Fur
Cape. value $3.50, 20 at half price,
SI.75.
Elegant Seal Plush Cages. ~ inches
long, with quilted lining, trimmed in
black Tibet fur. It's rater a,
$500.
AMAZING nAnCASNs ~ JACKETS.
Handsome Cray Beaver Jackets,
heavy quality. double ca3tcd, with
large buttons. 7ylsh effect, Just value
sl.so. ut So 26.
l9S heAF} Gray Diagonal Jackets,
MADE with top cape. edged with black
coney fur, double brea"tsd worth 5000,
to be closed at S2.o5 eaca.
sILiSsi sILissi
INT. weeks Money savers.
New, MS Black Bfocadcd SATIN Ouch.
esse, IN new elaborate designs, the sea.
sons biggest bargain, BOc.
New, I3S Colored Fancy silks, in
iaiieta an' Jacquard weaves, a matchless
value, at Sgc.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
New, Ssc quality all Wool Jaquafd
Suiungs, at 1Sc.
IS pieces Black Figured Novelty
Sulings, Fancy Mohats, Fancy Gre.
pon'. Fancy Seiges, six and Wool
tarcics, an oil imported makes, all
tue bargains.
New, sl.ss quality. for S3c.
New, SL6s quality, for Sl.17JI.
New, S''oo quality, Tor $l.i5.
coLORED Dni:ss aOoDs.
Read the new quotations.
New, soc quality Of Is inch ali wool
Ma,laSse snihngs, Tor 33Hc.
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.TELEGRAPHlC.
REPORTS CONFLICT.
claimants 10 The Alarming Dispatches
from China Denied
:, THE RUSSIAN LONDON EMBASSY
a, oDInIOu Expressed that the iH'
tended Treaty with China
fla, Been Postponed.

,ovroS. oh. 2s.-In spite OF the
,,msot made by the Graphic, that
~ orf,cIal says tho alarming dispsien
~ Times from Hongkong regard
inc ,upor,sn, cOpcossiOns made oy
GSlo, 10 Russia "beais no resemblance
- IN. actual facts" the news seems 10
..a,s,msd today from two sources
AZ, a. Il. Morrison, VINO recently
,,,v,led through China, writes ,ha''
80, hack a. August last, the Chinese
n,w,p,pen outlined a scheme oy
,..,ch CHINA proposed 10 reward Ger
WIZ France aud Russia ior their IN
syn,ion against Japan. Germany,
ssi'ss s vas TO have concessions OF
nsi The treaty ports OF Hankow anu
ir sus T.tn. France was TO be granted
~ 49,, ryivileqes IN southeast China,
ee' p,,a.ia VS.. 10 be allowed TO extend
saS tsilway system to Port Arthur.
n1 ma s'c5nd ground for believing tue
ins nav bs correct Is found In u DIE
iepoh ~ ,bo Daily Telegraph from
49, publlsned today, givinR an
,,,.', ~ an Interview with n we'll
Saasn Russian statosmap, who pfac-
,.s,,y admits the truth OF the news
,.Issy.pbed from Hongkong TO ihe
Times. - .,.. m.
pa.,ian ststesman ~ quoted as saying;
nrns Americans are our friends Ia
FaIope. They arc specially jealous IN
s.nau,ing our cause when we need no
sn,.Ider,, help. But In tho lar east
,ssv afe our enemies or rivnll."
a. Inc Russian embassy here, how
.vs, tho abatement Ia made that there
=. sh,olutely no foundation for .hs an
nn,,nc,msnt made by the TimM IL 10
ss's,,sd by the Russian officials that
no such treaty has been ooncluuei nc,
tween the governments OF lsuseih anu
Cn,na. and Il " further asserted ny
tb,m that tho Russian government 70
no, animated by any antl.English
feeling In Its policy In connection Wild
the far east.
I'm, Times will tomorrow publish n
dispatch from Hong Kong when enyG
spsaElng at a public oabque, at Via
u'yos,ock on September s1td, which
w. given IN his honor ON the occasion
Of bis departure for Europe, General
DauEhof,ky, governor OF eastern ri.
10y. ,s,s;r,d 10 the new Manohuris
oem s,,,s,no'snd strongly urged that the
sommnnity be not alarmed by II, Tor
yladiyo.took must remain the head.
a,-,ta,. ,hnuvh N norton OF the fleet
a rna,S 4. Al Port Arthur. The COVER.
NV, I'D nsrt admiral OF Vladivostock
.na.s an ihe sam, .tr.ln.
TS,,s missions, with an escort OF 100
Get. .anh. startsd respectively
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" CHEMICAL ANALYSIS

fully at a distance, without personal exaiui.
nation Of the patient Thus Brights Dis
ease Of the Kidneys, Inflammation Of the
Bladder, Gravel, and other Diseases OF the
Urinary OTgapl, Liver Complaint" Dys-
pepsia, or Indigestion, Dropsy and many
other mniadies are successfully treated and
cured without personal consultation with
the physician,
Nervous Debility, whether resulting from
oveT.study worry, disappointment, or from
exhaustiug drains upon the system caused
By prcnicious secret habits contracted In
youth, through ignorance OF their runous
consequences, Is successfully managed,
through correspondence, the necessary
medicines being sent by mail or cypress.
Write for question blanks, OF describe your
case send sample Of urine for analysis and
enclose 10 cents ior postage on treatise,
which contains reproduced photographs
and full names and addresses OF vast mum
bera OF people who have been cured In this
way Address, Wofldn Dispensary Mcdi-
cal Association, COS Main St, Buffalo, n. Y.
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Prince Of Wales never ate better food
than is raised with Price's Baking
Powder,
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he was the special correspondent Of
that journal AZ the hen quarters OF the
King Of Prussia In the Franco-Ger-
man war. he has written n number
OF political aui controversial works,
ard 10 1888, In conjunction with Mr.
w. j. Cpurthope, he founded the Ma
tionsi Review. Tns WORK which last
brought him into promln snce was q
prose WORK entitled, The Gitien That
1 Love,
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ANOTHER sEssATIoS.

When this became known to
Holmes, bo arose In the dock, and tue
last sensation OF Jay rspieto with
extraordinary incidents occurred.
"May II please your nor, he be-
gan, hls weak voice vibrating with the
emotion watch his wonderful self
control prevented from bsIraying In
his face, III am forced 10 ask that csr-
tain privileges bo accorded me In
prison. Invy are not very extensive
privileges. must ask tho district al
iorney 10 allow ms TO nave In my cell
light, paprr and willing ma,oriale, that
1 may 10 enabled to prepare my case.
1 ehali niso ask the privilege OF SEND.
ing or having some one connected
with tho court &c Fort Worth, Texas,
Tor certain papers essential 10 me
now esssDtisi 1 did not know until 1
board MIR. Graham's address this AfteI-
noon. Again ask that | DO furnished
with u list OF tue Witnesses " DO called
by tue oOlim1 nwealth."
81 decline to give tina" said tho dis.
triot attorney, smphatically; ~ Will
furnish that 10 nobody"
"rhen," continued Holmes, ~ re-
neat my request Tor AN interview with
a CERTAIN psrty--lbe party spoke of
tnis morninpO ANA OBSERVING an in-
auirlpg took ffom Mr.. Graham, he ex-
claimed sharply anu with denant
pazo at that Official, "my wife"
"Mnicn wil,2n TetOrted tho district
attorney sharply.
There WAS susp clon OF tears In tho
voice Of tue frionJiets man as ho re.
sponueu with IA bitterness that was
real: "You well know whom l mean,
Mr.. Graham. Tho person you nave
seen mt 10 designate rs Miss Y0ke,
thereby casting u slur on both her AM
myseli."
nshe will not see YOU" the districl
attorney declared. "You had The OPP
poItunily ~ speak TO nor In my ONCE,
but she snunDeI YOU"
~ never hnd,D Holmes cried. al
say that war legally married. 10 THU
woman Two years ago, aud there hns
been no separation except That Trough
about by you, MIR. Graham. At itna >
he plvnded, aud there WAS NO QUO a.
ths crowded tribunal who could iOi
Inc moment Tepress feeling vi ply
ior tbs unfortunate man, ut loast ailoN
me 10 write ana ark her, 30 mat fhI
may answer and can read, In her ON /
Whiting, that she uoes not want ~ so'
me-"
"She told you 80 TO your face" ex
claimed Mr. Graham.
~ beg u differ with you sir" IN,
an angry flns0 f1r an Instant sui
fused lne cheeks bleached with prison
pallor.
Here Judge Arnold interpo,ed
"Mr. Holiness" he SAT-, you viii b
allowed 10 write letter 10 her, ald l
will be sont by one OF tue cour
officers"
~ do not want 1t taken by mn.
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New, g. 90 quality Dress Good., In
rich blending colofs, at 0oc.
INPANTs WEAR.

new ~ 90 VulNtf bfeff bOOGt, N
rich blending color', at 0oc.
INrANTs' WEAR.
Infants Dresses and Slips sold thi,
week at less than cost of material
Watch our Center Windows-lnfants'
Slips, made oil good quality cambria,
edged with embroidery fuil,, good
50 center. at 2oc.
CIIILDnEN's ears A,.p BoxNErS.
wonders Tor tile Money.
Children's Assorted Colored CASH
mere Hoods, aud fine Eiderdown
Hoods, all wodh sSc. at 1oc.
MILLINERY.
Fashions latest Hints. Come and see
them this week Everything new.
Everything good. Everything marked
down
LADIES. ctfILDnEN's Union surr..
Big values. Little yaircs.
Ladies' Natural Gray Heavy FleecI
Union suits, correct price 9oe, in this
SAFE 1Oc
Chldfcn's Ecu Heavy Fleece6 Ter
sey Ribbed Union Sdi s. size 2 10 o; SIZE
> worth 6Sc, Of IOe, SC rise aeh we.
SPARKLING BARGAINS IN LINENS.
loo dog. Bleaehed Deyoushte Huek
Towels, all Inca. a good iSe towel, at
lOc.
o5 dog Large Size strictly all linen
han B.rdcned Napkins, worth s. as, at
Sl.B0 doc.
SPICY BARGAINS In LsCE CURTAINS
400 pair Cream Nottingham Lace
Curtains. size 5N56, tapsd edges aud a
well-hni'hcd lace, At Uue hall their val.
Tie, oOc pair.
nArrLiNG BARGAINS In TLASNELs
AZ inch. very heavy Cream Shaker
Flaunel, real value sac, tnis week 4 &c
100 pieces Wool Eiderdowns, in solid
colors and figures, marked special for
TINS sale Prices not cqualled anywhere
MAGNETIC ATTRACTIONS ~ DO.
NisriCS.
io.A Unbleached Bed sheeting, It's cor.
rect prce should be sSc, at l5c.
io-4 Heavy Beaehed Sheeling, worth
az &c. marked for this sale lSc.
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4 EVILS IS p LYE
\ ltv.rs. sii rt,'szs.
-

Ihe ffFonntf ana Jurs
,f' made Unittc other
I've. u hrinE n ane pow
dorAad packed In 4 can
with removable III. the
contents are AlwAys
fesdy for nas. II will
make the BET PERU ,nsd
Hard "nsp IN ~ minutes
tnnh ~ bi,hng. fIistH.
b tor cleansing waftc
pires, Gisihfaciibs tints,
elosetsi cleaning patnts,
buttts barrels. a ashins
uees ana killing insects ,
Tor engineers aud mach
iuists' uses. for psintsrs,
H. remove oil, paints.eto
lIgliA. ri,e I'T'a. %.
csn'l AGENTS PhilA.. Pa
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opening Statement to the Jury--Apo.
thrr tanaatIon.

'nrr sensation.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. when the
court teconysnsd, District Attorney
Graham began his opening address to
the Jury. After rehoarsipg the techni.
cal detalle Of tue chatg. as laid down
In the indictmsnt.ani explaining thelf
legal meaning, he told them that II
was within thelr power 70 find ons vi
four v-rdinis, N the evidences Justified
them: granddaughter, murder In tue
second degrep, murder IN tue first de-
gree or acquittal, aud he dofinei the
elements u eacn OF the three crimes.
He felt assured. however. that n ter
husring ths evidence, they would
cree with him that the crime was
murder in the frat degree, because the
Intent was plain from the manner In
which the crime wa, committed. Tit
was murder mt nil. IL WINS murder In
tho frat degree.
!. Proceeding. the district attorney out.
lined the st,fy VI the crime. 1--WE
have charged In the Indictment that
the dale OF the murder was September
4. 1871 hs continued. I've DO NOS
kuow this posltively, bee .uss the boJy
was moi discovered until September
Atm, but tbs ctime wa. committed DO.
tween ths let ana ith."
The district Attofnpy,s next step wa,
10 outlIno The story OF the Grim. from
tho time OF the dl,coysry OF the bouy
Ia the CallowhllI street house by Eu.
gene sm,th, n carpenter, who mad been
in tue employ uf tne dead man, The
body, burned and blackeuoi, was
lying In nn attitude Of peaceful repuss,
said Nj. Gfnham, without a align OF a
struggle, Near by war glasa far,
broken as ~ by the ALLEGED rE.
ploslon In which Plizsl WA supposed
10 nave moi mia death. Mir. Graham
shattered This theory inAuofd by de.
Glazing that tue glaas was broken iu-
side, ana not outside anu away from
the lar, as would have bepn the case
hal there really boon an explosion OF
tnr iume, OF The olpaniug iliid II had
contained, Whom found, the BODY
was badly dectmpcsed, 70 much 40
TINT this lace was nimost beyond recoe.
milton, although tho crime had been
committed only n dpy " two before.
This. Mr.. Grahsu declared, was mart
of HoIme.'s wel.I.id tchems, for IL
was found that The window had been
left omen aud The body arranged In
sueh N po,Itlon that Tho fays of the
sun would fll upon it and thus
hasten accommodation, In truth, every.
thing In the room had bees mt 81 care >
fully arranged. "Not by the dead
man. % thundeted the district attorney,
obut by the liyinp-the de,lroyet.U
Nj granam delaIlrd In, farming 81
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cha,xsa wl,n Tn.n efi.wsI..

NEW YORK. Oct. 29.-Chsrles NJ.
Coaislock, n member OF y well-known
family In San Francisco, has been ar
rested In this city on the charge OF
having absconded with diamonds AMI
lewolry valued nj $500. the property
Of Mrs. Caroline Cotton Martin OF that
place. He was remanded In Jefferson
Market police court 30 that the san
Francisco filcials might DO notified.
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PROT Eraslus q. Smith, OF Bsloli
College, wrlles; "Pfioe', Baking Pow
der IL pure, ANA l chesriully recon
msud IL.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1895-02-16

MIR. and Mrs. Mead Crane had
a house full Of whist players at
their residence last ednesdiy eve
ming, and, as usual, great interest
was displayed in the game. One
would think the players were play
ing for stakes, if Judging from the
interest taken. A fine lunch was
served at the usual hour, and the
whole affair was in every way high
ly creditable to Mr.. and Mrs. Crane.
The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. J c. Callahan,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. VanGasken.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. d. Taylor.
Miss Myrtle Field, Miss Earse,
Capt. G. r. Gray. A. L. Jameson.
w. w. Cryder G. G. Bacher.
Phil. Casey. w. L. Kinnear.
Rartlett Sinclair
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ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest of all in Ieavening
strength.-U. s. Government Report,

1t is rumored that govern
ment agents have reported several
parties at Sand Point for cutting
timber off of U. S. land. Just
where the government makes any
thing by such proceedings it is
difficult to understand. If the
government would display assnall.
fraction of the zeal in completing
surveys so that settlers could OBJ
tain title to their lands that is dis
played in prosecuting men engaged
in manufacturing timber up into
lumber, ties, etc, it would be far
more commendable. 1t looks as
though the government would rath-
er see the timber destroyed by
forest fires than to give a white
man chance to live in this coun-
try, and that it would ruther pay
out money for spies to prosecute
settlers than to pay it out for sur
veys so that these settlers might
secure homes.
We have received the initial
number of the Rossland Record,
the new paper published by Eber
c. Smith of the Stevens County,
(Washington), Standard. Ross
land is the metropolis of the Trail
Greek mining district The next
stampede promises to head that
way. Bro. Smith will run both
papers.
There is no change in the sen
atorial situation and the county
division bill is supposed to be in
the hands of the committee or
counties and county boundaries il
the senate.
"A balmy chinook breeze il
floating over the Kootenai country
, today. Old-timers say spring i
almost at hand and that there viii
be no fear of high water this year.
e DO not miss the K. of F
2 masquerade next Thursday even
5 ing. 1t will close the ball season
t and preparations are complete 70
t a grand time.
Trail Greek, B. J., is attract
o ing much attention at present. l
is said the camp is producing 10
t tons of gold ore per day.
i -Patronize the SLOGAN then 20
/. want to deal with clever boys an
e to get good goods.
a Remember that Jameson
n Gray carry a complete stock {
hardware.