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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-20
IDAHO.

A board of trade has been organized ]
at Boise.
The Kendrick State bank, with a
capital of $4,000. has been organized. |
Dewey Day was observed as a half |
holiday in many places throughout the
state.
State Senator John L. McMurrin has
been appointed commissioner to the
Paris exposition.
The road leading from Weiser to the
Seven Devils country is lined with
men bound for the copper fields.
A colony of sixty families has pur-
chased land near Nez Perez and Lap
wal. They come from near st. Paul.
Railroad contractors are endeavoring
to secure contracts for from 200 to 800
tons of feed at Denver.
Three miles of the grade of the ten
mile extension of the Boise. Owyhee
& Nampa extension have been COM
pleted.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany will string a wire to the Seven
Devils country along the line of the
Weiser road.
George w. Ball has resigned his po-
sition as inspector of government sur
veys and has accepted a position as en-
gineer with the Pacific & Idaho rail
road.
William B. Saunders. Placerville
pioneer, was found dead in bed last
week, death resulting from heart dis
ease. He packed into Florence in the
early days.
George Griner, one of the proprie-
tors of the Commercial livery stable,
was severely kicked by horse at Lew
iston. His left leg was badly broken
just below Tie knee.
The large number of irrigation
companies being incorporated are an
evidence of the development of the
state. Many thousands of acres of un
excelled land will be reclaimed.
Captain Bachelor, who has command
of the company of the Twenty-fourtt
infantry now at Wardner is charac
terized as a combination of cyclones
and wildcats, when it comes to fight
ing.
Charles Sinclair, who issued checks
aggregating thousands of dollars will
which he purchased property at Pc
tousky, Mich, on Boise banks, is no
known there and has no bank &C
count.
Up the Clearwater near Agatha
fine ledge of blue granite and a ledg
of pure white marble have been dis
covered and are now being put in shap
: for handling the product for building
purposes.
The Snake river iron bridge is as
q Stunning more definite outlines, tn
, work of building the 36S-foot cant
lever span across the main channel G
the river being under Roadway froI
I both sides.
Peaches and pears have been inju
: ed in the Boise valley by frost, BIT
II other fruit escaped. Smudge fire
e were built in several orchards, and b
actual tests the temperature Wa
n raised two degrees. In some instance
q this saved the crop.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-20
ALL AROUND MARKET REPORT.
Wheat Quotations, Wool Figures and
the Price of Produce.

The following prices are paid for
Wheat-Bluestem, bulk soc, sacked
&c. No. Club, bulk 47c, sacked ACC;
No. red, bulk 45c, sacked 47c.
egetables-Potatoes, $500 to s2.25
per cwt.; onions, s1.S5@s1.5O; cabbage
$3.50 per cwt.; celery, so to Coo per doz
Hay-Timothy, $1S per ton; wheat
hay, s11; alfalfa, 81.
Rye-Country points, (. o. b., nc per
cwt. Spokane, 75c per cwt.
Corn-Whole, s1.15 per cwt.; crack
ed, s1.2O.
Feed-Bran and shorts, s14 per ton;
shorts, $13.; bran, $15.; rolled barley,
800; chicken feed, SIS to $40.
Wood Con car)-Fir, 49,; tamarack,
1915; pine, s2.75. Retail-Fir, $3.50;
tamarack, $3.50 to 81 pine. SO to 1925.
Coal (retail) -Roslyn lump. $3.50;
Pennsylvania anthracite, $18; Colora
do anthracite, SIG; foundry coke, SIC;
Cumberland black, $3.50 to $40.
Poultry - Chickens, live weight, Is
to 16c per pound; turkeys, dressed, 16
| W LOU, opi lh6 OuSho, III OooOuS Ii " 1O /,
geese, live, Is to Ice.
Meats-Beef cows, live, 1915 to $3.50
per cwt.; dressed, to 71ac; hogs, live
A to 41ac; dressed, 815 to sc per Id.
Wheat.
Tacoma, May lathe week closed
with wheat dull and unchanged at SIC
for club and Coo for bluestem.
Portland, May 4.-Wheat-Walla
Walla, SIC; valley, IS l-2c; bluestem, Coo
| Metals.
San Francisco, May l4.-Silver bars
60 7-8c; Mexican dollars, so l-2c.
London, May l4.-Bar silver, Esd PEI
ounce.
New York, May lathe brokers' prict
for lead is $4.25 and for copper $40.
n.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-20
Caught Mt the Crossing.

Burlington, Wis, May IA Wiscon-
sin Central train ran down a wagon con-
tanning four persons at a crossing here
killing Mrs. Charles Tntel of Milwaukee
and August Kleinfeld, her brother, of
Norway, Wis. Joseph Heuning of Water
ford was fatally injured.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-20

exhibit some fine looking Gre from re
cent discoveries. AS it will be weeks
before the snow leaves the Hump, the
lower country will be well over run
with prospectors before the ground up
here is exposed. At best the Hump
will see but few weeks without snow.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-20

The smallest church in England is
in Lullington, Sussex. 1t is built of
flint, with stone quoins, and has red
tiled roof. The church is but 16 feet
square and five narrow windows light
it. Thirty people-the size of the vii
lage-can find room within.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-20
Funeral Services of r.. p. Flower.

New York May l6.-The funeral of
Former Governor Roswell P. Flower took
place yesterday in St Thomas church, Of
which he was a vestry man.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-05-20

A load of two tons can be readily
carried by full-grown elephant
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-24

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N awua1 - - OuR - - un1oo1n8
e1reGneea - Srfee e3nsp1 q - h101sR e -
Aas = pn6nns aAsse - hUs1 NJ sen - 81
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a.9ss1 - n Qs1s .nssuzsns.e = ~ 80
t1ns0 = tus6uD - n0As1A - r1snns1 - -
eyNasae bsss. nsnhls = Dsk1n9s . ODDS. -
ynsAaA&ass. - o8A - Aoeeecs Cm<tnxntzl
Inbarcc sad sNnA4 = seAes selssAlsaeA szeHs,
fenae@ee coai snA traa~ A2rrsraa anessanw asa
the &xsfia3iug gsrap vss~ eDessp - u@akne@ q -
n0e. bsa vsfhsa esnaFAi sGsrs upca The Msxe<L
MskS1Ds1nnn Anssa nn11wsu - - ssus 4 puinss
= GO a.. azA III nsaR Nne pslnn
fAe EAfuD IN ~ rAsHuakn . ru5e vxry
9r8Iy h&tA fAe anmnmneumGnk - N.se& IN euks
fer expect 10 Ecxue< hsd ne eR~x< the maEhes.
- IL hemrs AnA el1Eaknsed rnnczs yestsr1ny e .
m1cA sxruw noEune - - essuA hna sAW buGa
dssrunnesd Ln60 hpuuhe asxh IN lis na-h~s
To-day. Anp<Aex saassssH1as haak sesssnenf = a.
rAs sucd unrks< vzs snly nc<asssls2v s<sise ard
sAAnnW Wme m15nA 1Ul1A aAmk - U1nls 49,
- e. =. thsess asesinsA = IL I'D ps4ra
Neney ana DneAon1o.
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. pr cea. prime asfean4sis raq<s. ~ ~ ceEt !,
sseriing exshange firm vitA a4s64 nuatn<xe N hanh~
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nusvsaa AilA ~ 1SlFW Us<So01Ds 0tOG1k. bar
sas~. 06e NsxSrAa anx1nss. nie- GSscxs1enx
80, sosy sfate hsn6n lnaesass: su1runA buaAA
ineguhf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-24
NEW roRk ~ARxETs.


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sstems ss-vsan sr~fs~m@sasG sssa&s ssms sas-
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e~asxss ss~w &ssgs~~@ azssszx a4tsmz sk1s
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&ays tn ssgxhss The sss~f-
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- ssAs e.sss sxz sasa4.z hs~sfAies sxsessney sns
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- - ssksea q - sssx4 Wan q ~ snazsy -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-24

TIE ts@pesAtnse has v1seM e~ee E2s1een W0hfn1s
teA vAere Il IL 10 h1uAess u - heun III sgnsaA
Ne Faanfa0 No. onryssrwa a am seatfun.
AaKtmNm. -. Uznnnem, - maan4 a Wao1h0
pAssb eic~dy. M raiAL
0Du u aAlla1uRv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-24

General Quotations.
Flour Rscespts f2sss nssAsls experts 100 bush
Ella Moderately acssss and sav vsthout bang euut-
shiy tnwer
wheat Receipts IT'S bashe,.. spc& ssss; No :
red So o. ,. aAssf No. nd ~ esvstc<. Ne
Northern. Dulash ~ o. b aAosx. No hard,
paiush. 81 & b aheat 70 arrive opessns open
I'd weak influenced BY soww eahtea, h1zsdssicn and
heavy Northwestern receipts, and ruled 4an all
day Moderate es~vssna finally tndncsd rally. h<ip
ed Also hy snfsvcv.has freneh and Hungarian rsup
s@~s, esoaed steady ~ 1ns~ decline. yniy, 80
NJ eics~d SIR. NpT4snbef - - tHs1te. closed
~ siies p-cesnees. noeGe. ciosed q fsc-
Hog~-<fs.et
Htdes--S seads.
Waaa--Ss eaay.
fuSe~-opssoss eissed aeady, ~ uneAAeeel
Sales 20 haxs. inetnsianG Jniy In. August. - ~
ssrs<snk~r q - tsr4shes AZ
sagar~Rxw anirf bit ssssdJ: centrifugal = test,
O.: reksed. steady.
Metal.
Tin aSaia msae . a<p forward % rssce, sad
raisd more active thar f~ sune sseAs rse In
rrp-esnsns was primarily Ans 70 fssseshss s~~s
srurr the West sEA ahrnaA TAx cehss AepAssnesss
wss~ sssa neglected and nsntnaA ~ tAs strms shs
Messi EseAAnsr calasd ~ Hon sasrsnfs ssfassss
rsncssnsi Of GSS
Grxx~r-IAke, quiet At SIS lad and si& "a asked
@HsyA<x NJ - hsd sod - = sShrd
i<aa-sSzzsss ~ - y BID snA D - ssasd.
sr<sss.-fsua ~ : 81
rN< brussr' psses fer ,esd b y N. sux esppw
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-24

s0sr sssss p~l..' ssassr; sk.a,inss aass: Esseern
waahinnon vool g.: wsstAn wssAlnssoa voal -;
dasu - tinhsr banned III: txisos. s66sse
JOINING quotations.
1sAAkns qaoessscas yesterday vs~ follow:
Sugar, Flour ana Co9ee.
sns.r- Gosaen G in eh,s. Ase; sn;rs 6. n nsss
Z. prwdsrvd sNe; dry sranniAsed. a~' euse'
four. ese-psssns Ere.lisas. ne: So.dH 4.
as: ss, ,e.ss.s'', AZ: c:iisai: 49,. e. -, -:
: s .:s :i . .sas. 10 ;. !. 3. n sS 49,:
s.es.s~.s as:r. R.:.. So g:r 2 ~ /. p : ..ss.
fA1ssa e S p~ ~ \, In I'D sacas; far.na. 9
PEI 10 hs Ia So sachs, aesl cut eatmeAl: . -
Is !. = Z s .'. sSs.. s .s.as ss. pr
~ h. in IN SACKS: rys meal. 3 10 Per 100 -.
n y = s.sas: re ssw e > 81 10 n, e, IN 20
per iae n. in 81 bssss: psszi hsaeJ = pr
i0 rs. 10 sacess wheat nsAess ~ eoxes. 2 20.
roi;sS eats = 5 p. sA,s in so ..r1.: com meal.
vhsss. 3 per sls. d 40 s.el.: bael.As.s sour.
pr 81. : - .asi 40 ..s s.l O.. a.sns.l ~
pr by. in so-b .aels. graAAn. heur, = . pr ~
~ ..s an =. ss ss SIS 81 pss a u = ' .s
s.. >: .ass ss sa s.ss. 30 .ss ,.s: i.as,
sss1s. Cot. ales. eaoses e. pr 3. nenr Issssi
s..s. PER ess. nsx. ~ cases. Per ess. sli .:
y.v.- Sn TIA gsz @: s.sss NC. Adm Aosha-
NM iss ID ss'' 8. sl. as {. ss Hss
D
&c., 80 am a. - !" -.
nSnt: Warrington eFeamsFses. hin and sih prtnen.
. yAesss--Aaese "AshsAssaa. I1sAS' As'fss' y
Ess. ssrausiy Fresh ranea. nc
rs.sr-
fea,sry-ii.s shies.ns iissise; live sarassa ~
Nsss-
wainuts. r~r n. saess. rc: Eastern black ~al
; ss ri, . .o.d. ar Ne h , 1.saas
g.: pine IS, h.rhary. ioc: roco4nuss. Der doser.
Hay "rain ana Feea.
Hay-PuSss scesna per .on Sfss. Eastern wash
'n6scs i pss ,ss 20 % Alfalfa ss
carn,wnois. SIS 50: CRACKED. 81; s..d meal. psr
wass,-reed. 81: eli cake neal. SIS; mladiinss.
sat1 ss.n. sSS .As.ts sE"' eaorped iced.
'A'esNs aA"' s"sa'
Meass. Provtsions and Fish
rs.sn Meas.-co. beef. y per y: steer beef. ,e
-, ~ as 80 man ,g GO '''A rs Per io'
f-vv,.ssn.~ Hans. h-re' is.e. small. lie. hrs.r.
fx<r hag salt tel -
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fssr s,srssI a. fs,s rnrrxs.,s .s.rsss' a.
NJ = - -
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- -, 'A, ~ Aa'e 10y
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ssss black cod saiuc. sy-sers niymUts "a . s.cs
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"'s' s~~'
Vegetables.
po..,o.-x ,.,,,,ox. a.. -, IA. Il.
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- s.ss@ vs,ssaess 4 -. - 1870 ssnA !,
- - .,.s 80 -. v - - t-Thipss AD
psr .s s 80 =. e., Psrsn rsr saea;
49, - n .r.srssss.s psssse -, -, go
Tsrassa FER dcr: garlic a celery. sa1ser pen dns
green beans. sase: ~ss h~aas. s.. rhnaarh Aease
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r..
y w4s 81. apples ssnsy r reS eox; hAnsnAA
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81 ~ rev astss " iAse " sshinstea ssrswh~rrsss.
q -. ..,r,,. q - q =, -, -.
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rinanrial.
SEw YORK. Jsn. n-TAe Commercial AAssR-
stses's Leuacu ananrsal .xelsarsm.
Tia mxststs h<se hsA Hsxs start to-day ~ tn
feTsnssson - ire French eshiart anA FREE bear eIus
ing hss In chs shnenrs - fresh ouysnG the eans
vsa ne. TIE hese fsnso At4E14. AsAernAas.
~ Nee Yexh sRsss Anssfssss sg~seA n~ssty
l above PARITY. sss n<xiees~d fh~y ase1
ssr0na howexes. untH sfsesreun. when Mes Ye~t
bosefs Cssfssa saa Nnrsh~sa Pa<sAea
C1oean1 0oetnttona.
LONDON tane u -CaaAsian Ps~fs<. ~ NrytA.
sva psrsee rx~ssfrsa, ~ Fnssa rsesse pwefssrsd.
-. As<Atssn, IA Grand Tr~ah. Tt Money y pw
eznl DAs sssws stsAdy. sSis4 pr o~nnL
DFeaastu9a.
LIVERPOOL ysrs q ~wksst--Ne sd vim
Ter, we~seFn steady ss - -. No. scstsss~ Ds-
tasA. ssss1z IT = ~
ssnxr- Anasrsesn susssd ss1a ssssAr 81 - sd oaa
ssessr ~ = ~ Ystssw sszsass J9iy. = I'd. Sep-
txnsk~. D 81
wheas-rssssss asi<t: lair. I. I'D. sepssms~s.
= ~. p<reash~v = -
Rex~spxs - sA~ss fr~ the rAss sisree 6ays. - -
eersAss snrssasnx nsR Aa~rscan
Errssyss Il As4sssaa ep~a sss ths pa& thFG dA5as
-, ~ esssaxs-
e = =
CenAfst~n 81 the TseasoSy.
WASHINGTON. yan~ "A ~Tsdsys ssas~assns -
.hs sxs6ssrn ~ RE ss~ssery ssssws.
AssfsxA&e casa hs1saes 1AE 81
Gce6 feDeTsU @es4y1
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A4ne mneArA v~ss pssef1eazfy 9eAanasa scAy
eaaSeesx1ea enMn = TIN Dagnsn9 - h<ge 49,
effses ezss to 4sznxrd es=sf % TIE sups1 40
TIE px3rx sSesaiza u 0xszeea eesyw
II se~Asser huR ana FHn<Sao srrfsed shss
afseeDoue srf ~ rserc1arss 30 nhfF - -
xAAis essdH In sssne ssx tx5ayss nsxkx<a fseJ MI
- N sAse feoaxruw, pcv frrSss are sx1refrd
Ths pe<a&e mAxArs h sesy &i4 N spar q -
tAc1 that megR sksr0esxs exyprctrd fs0 saa
HsAneSaro - stexD~Rs SExHe a ~ eEM8nne1a
nea ~ that she pr5re b h1kU % ~ hsx1s
tcmnxrUw.
Aspasar1 b uH sezizna rel TsSzs ssun to -
rrsT hstls eaa ssr n hsRsxy dns % - fssa taA&
eot exsesss and ss<szcs ssA s<Asesxssrs sss takse
h rre3srxocs gs1sA
IT, whssx nArke< fsl Ettte saouy. IT, rstse
sov 1e1ng fn sxpM< Ke eiEn 31r Ard eonesssa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-24

Cash 0aetatiens.
Eaoar-Stesdy.
WAsst--Nos ssing. NtAste: No rsd. h
Csxn-Na Z lS&1or
oass-.No 4 aataea6: No whiss. z1ezok
Rye No Z. Sic.
Barley No. g. 1e9Se
Flax Seeii-Sa l. N@t
Tsmolhy See6-rrsme, ~ M310
Nsss Pmk-rer HAIRED. y Alk1 n
Lard Per aa -. - NAk
Mort Rshs- Sides. toese. Aao1AM
nyy saised shoaldsrs-noxrd. MfsA
Short Clear sides ha1sd. 39AM
Whhkr Distiiisn' enished sonds. Pc GAL. TIA
Receipts aaA Shlpmenss.
Artseles necsipsa Atp0satA
xieur- hsrfFts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - -
WhsAfs cushsts s.s....-s..s.s....<. t4ssJe We
Torn. 6asheis kBs@ W.So
Oats. bushsts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eN -. -
AYE. hssshsas ................s...... zue ~
BAxisy. bushels .................... ~ M.aeo
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Chteo9o.
CHiCAGO, June I.-There . good demnnd
for cattle sssAy and shasish rrspas iaaee tur
70 late shs vv~k, desirable lnts ~ he4 h
some Instances Gcrsd 90 fane< he<vus 81 - -.
eummoner GRADS. - se@s; feeding cattle, 00os:
baIls covs and hefsess - Ss44 TO- isssev fos eh11cs
Astfxs: Western fsd ssssrs, ~ oes ~: fessas. -
g. calves, o. Snas q
Hs4.-The usfkes defined ab0at se; itGAt hrw
hruesxAs - Ga3 o. mixed hss. =. Mk4a - 81
hesvy. g aasA Pigs Sold sns s. -sA3 -. snd egi1B
s. iass0s
The nsrhs, for shssp and iamss ahoas steady
Ghsep. e2Ma - Sn- e-1s, ur 90 xsN8 3 far sheies
ysArssnss sd q y 1As .: stippeA isaAs II -
SIC and spsfns laAts ~ e6egam
kscr4pss-Catts< xss: har u.an: shesc. n.sA
Omaha.
OMAHA, yrne = Cattle ~Rses4rsa isae Mar
hss s<4ive an. " hieA<r Native esef sesess = -
81. Western Steers MHt&; rssaa ste~ss. 0fS4
t6: AMI hesfers. - mMtH ~: eAanss. t416f
4 ~; ssarksss and se~a~ss, ~ SsNaN esives, = -
s., buiis ssAss, sss. = ata.A
Hoes- Heretpsss sa,s Nssh~t steady to b tsw-
er Hesvs. q ekean mined . xlts5s a. HgAt
8 essess ~: rass. y aes =: eulA Il saies. ~ 90
&hsep -Rsc~srss Ixs Mastes Arm: Western sus-
tosA. = 1e4 =. stors ssesp q snsA1; lsAhs. HI
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GRAND handicap athiesse raynisAl r.
II G. A park ss@ today. ALrnsasson. -
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PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

RssaTLs~r gaxe Z-rNs ia<xf ~aext .ssvs-4
rvrzxEss pzsasse-s vita rxse~x hxa4snS srrase -
s$S%s fa~ assss = IA ~stk " sss<ssrsess szx
vasc~ sessF szss2 sss2ry - sscs sss demand al
sssSsae1. 2as4 hs@eszsrn A. sassaSx
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- 49,. e' f..4 u . s::s: - - =
~ e Sss,s . 6saii.. -
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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

With many of the leading re-
publicans dissatisfied with their
party's record on the trusts, the
currency and the Philippine
question, it would seem as though
the party had a burden of dis
content which would bring il
disaster in next years campaign.
Let the democrats get together
IN every state, and there will be
a surprise in store for the g.o.p.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

Secretary Gage has decided to
extend the period in which bonds
may be presented for redemption
under his recent sop to Wall
street. Evidently that monetary
stringency, of which so much
has been heard, existed more in
fiction than in reality. but what
matters a few millions when The
Wall street contingent can be
accomo dated ?
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

Rev. J. M. Yingling, pastor of
the Bedford street Methodist
church at Cumberland, Md,
says: lit affords me much pleas
ure to recommend Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrh@a
Remedy. I have used it and
know others who have done so.
I have never known it to fail. II
is a sure cure when taken in
time" For sale by ]. P. Spald'
ing. feb1.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

J.P.Spalding guarantees every
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and will refund the
money to any one who is not
satisfied after using two-thirds
of the contents. This is the best
remedy in the world for la grippe,
coughs, colds, Group and whoop-
ing cough and is pleasant and
safe to take. 1t prevents any
tendency of a cold to result IN
onenmonia mari.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

The statistician of the Depart
ment of Agriculture in a state
ment made public this week says
that the cotton crop of the Unit
ed States this year will approx
mate 9,5OO,0O0 bales. The pro
ductive area this year is about
23,500,000 acres as compared
with 25, 900, 900 acres in 1898.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

Mckinley l governs in the re-
Gently formed alliance with Ger
many and Great Britain. How
long will it be before there will
be a necessity for crown prince
and a dowager empress in this
country, if the present imperial
tendencies of the Great William
are not restrained {?
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

The soothing and healing prop
critics of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures,
have made it a great favorite
with the people everywhere. For
sale by J. P. Spalding. feb1.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

Ex-Congressman Breckenridge
OF Madeline Pollard fame, was
last week nominated by sore
head republicans and democrats
IN his congressional district to
succeed the late Congressman
Settle.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

1t would seem as though that
distinguished American citizen,
Joe Choate, whom Mckinley
named as Ambassador to Great
Britain, is talking too much. If
he is not cautious he will Sack
vile West himself.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

Mr.. Harvey, the author of
COINS Financial School," has
written another book entitled:
"Coin, on Money, Trusts and
Imperialism" This book prom
Uses to have a great sale.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1899-12-19

Roberts, the Utah Congress
man is having a great deal of at
tention paid to him. He ought
to retire and go on the stage.