davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

nottts 8oab oa giniasIic csrof og al
6enoss WdjeitHt 0ronnin9sregentinoen
at Sponisu. % RdtiEtotiorsras itul uos
oeisles / Waibingion iuo.n 6 Wddneosr
fra Doto slsr iioligsre ON mullat.
! 3ro herpad bar hi. be rsipettipe In
fenoingcr unoerteanst benue Qrattdt og
oeofcict bore Segl.
Gibst 8uplitdt / Ydris BEN LOBE
December 1898.
Winiom ". Dan,
Guibmau g. 0apis,
Biliam g. 5rpe.
George 8rdp,
Nbitslalp ReiO.
Guoenio Uionttro Rioe.
q. be abdriujd.
s. be 8dr1icn,
W. ". be @iGo ulrrutid,
Rafael Gerrero.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

6uocrncr 9inos Siltr9beliesbuoitaI
bar ct sreit 5orrstnineshotumsnt
San bsspnbsr meb Statt.Tpsrssmaas
let, Tom ultib sr pau Sasscresnsn
al. cioiliisrsbs 2dnbe. San anbefas
Ter. at Statsns Stattstart nebIettss
fra fem til ire 5isnbsoels at en- Wia.
DAN er pis pou, al oenns Cart pil
inbbrinse pengs moi. bpis man itte
fniler benz bort. San tror pgIau, at
Gtdtsns Snbtastsr tunos forssss peo
al forbcis Stutt.n paa Ssrn6dnes
tompanisrnss Snotaatsr oe pso at be-
'tatte andre aorpordtiontrs fribrsp
ps Oso IN mer, fuIoitanoia Sarerinu
al Ssssrs. Oct ~uup9r,noe State
IRitsm bDiltr ior tuuat paa BE- minors
etsreomsbeiioosrs. msoens be, ION
.isr "5runhiits." Bombs, attitr.
grroipapirsr oIp., bpilfe uoQisr 50
VEOcsnt at al rsrIis Gisnrum. uaitsn
insen Stat bstaI,r. De iuits Gicns
oommss torsrsos @rrbi b,Isbsr ia iii
800 WilliOntr Dollars, m,oens gss
srtt tun tr iar.r,t Tor 100 Riuion,r.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Smanplnf.

Slli Sebman, BEN betftn6it tOItc Sdr'
9'rtnoe. cr pod ariasioo mob BEN I'M,
at orGbc 5u9lc til at imbfte 8omrbltt.
mso.
SITE en- cneite San9iuQl,Sat rad
Eager" tiger pIotatsr / Moospnnt /
W'arIbdIl 5ielos tore Gbicdgo Stort.
Snteteiisrinbsn az aina mootrq
nplig en- 8cputation uocnlonbi. Som
Der en- %mertoUrbi9 afpiatlIs ia
gNmIc Yebt1gtsr.
Der itdl bare uttcn Spiuccr an
latte ION Stdtionsdeenier uf Baltimore
& Obio Sernbane aomponi, "a bercs
Hegnituber er / COB Oroen, og genttcr
rel'erne rtnerc pg pentrs, eno man ulmln'
Nelta timber BEN. iises Der.
"1unte 2utD" at glcp 4lbnnD,
Jnotdnd, cr nstop, peb Ipsci,l 9onarts
~osbiI9ning, blebsn tiltisnot en- Qsniion
pdd SO Wuansben. "gucp" cr bet trt
tie ~toinoeliae Wselsm at npasn u. q. ~
OtoenssSeIr, o9 sioroe 3ieneIte 'drn1tn
meo ben 23oe Snbiuna Restment. SUN
osItoa | belle % Slas. gun rsmte ir'
IN elermanb os iIog fig iammen mtO
He9lmsntet peo Yolipar. Tenn, bpor bun
par nGr poa at bIioe fattet, men Sotra
terne lasee iis imelIsm og binbreos ott
eHn fdnot 9sitiGftiaeIie msb at pIsic Ns
'n9e % at to9e os paits for be andre,
9snoss Oatter, Tom bar msb bsnoe. cro'
pso g%idsbnrg. 9ucp bar msb Rsaimsrt.t
I Wd'bin9ton, oa bet bleo u%pmsnitrst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

! 8upcruer Giuo tror, at oeu rsrIigt
Gicnoom / Winneiota sr rrro nGiitr
liQeiod mso,t iom ben fdite. 6uoer'
neren omialtr bernGit Stdtens I'm.
ocrpisningsanitalitr, % opmuntret
%Geatsldturen iii at pGre r~unobadnoet
meo geoildninqer for llnipsriitsiet og
Observation-Disclosures. lReo ocns
I'm til be iorbcrsO,uoc g(foeIinger peo
RormalItolcrnc tror ban, at oisIc
buroe neclG9gss. oo be ohentlige Ssis
folsr gperne bar opertaoet bette Qrs
beioe. Dan flyer, at Staten tunos
ipure VsnQe pso at opretis ct 5rpfteri
o9 itIo loaipe ale StoIsbsssr.
@uosrrsr Climb tr rel iilfreos meo
StotSfGneilsts gsitprslie o. tiger, at
S%inosbpsiing 5abritsr sr en- Suices.
9eo Statens Rsiorms 5GngIsl / ct.
Glouo buroe Der anIRgQss en- Gutter
rces Sorm; BET pilos bIipe ct beliist
&rbeioe for 6an9erns os en- lsnnenoe
5urm for Staten.
gtunot Dc manQe andre Eager, ION
8%upsrnsrsu anbsiaItr, sr Gountpipites
met for gsbdnolina al SinosIDee, ct
"goaro Of Control" for ale
Stdtsdritaltsr, 9sTtpttslie al Stdtens
SrGpIantniuq, Snitiatip p9
Referendum oip.
Seosnos rspublitanIte Blade / Spil=
roier 8upsrnsr Climbs
oq tiger. at bet er ct at be
noasu 8upsrnsr bar isrot Sc
lisIotursn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

WienntIotu Sotalafbolesislidb Isnoi'
M 1900 Filter iUr anisoninasr til "
9lsIaiuren ON at peota0s en- "epu1in cp'
lion" Sop, Der er tpmmet ino omtriaS
l4O Siiter meo 1000 lluonitritit''
Seiitabsts SetretGr. :. 3. StsrualsroIo
| Winnsdpolis, snitsr at fdo D. pddt'l
nsoe glitter ienot til fla ido irort ION
mult9t. arbtioet meo at lumlc Inner
hrl'isr 'ortiriits rcg inotil nGrmtrc BE-
ftse aipts.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Mrs. Grimions She.eana.I

os y" Sflddpts,l
alt'ammcn bar i%arbist. go,,..
9ldt, bib pdobebat. oor mso,t
oenbe bGtfet. st Sorobar, itoor.. "s'7'
Der, foreitileoe 5Isoetrem: so0,,.o"'
par Roicnblaoe, % gugrene por
lMilisr, meb en- 9ruabs 6snnino b,,,
BEN. "
9ia'terne bar - 9orotb,as 7,..,
- Wei, od, 'let life. Stofrois r..
illtsblsbe Ordgter - tarmoiiursh,
isnreoe, lniereoe, guile oa bpip,
blsoe, grsnne Stulpers aasysr.
Sober par grpnne 9ruer. poo s,;n'
aniiststr9ttsne bar afteaneoe r,o
anappenddl.
Sorotbed bapb. arbeibet baarst n, .
fad dItins fGrpigt, % bar trpt w."
lGneos fig mob Stdmmen at BET ,,,r,
sebietre og lutteee ginsne ct 9i.5g,
pluoieliS uubnebe bun benz fornnN,,,,
tbi bun bsrte Mrs. Grimion iios:
"Wdbam Slurds. Our iau dob 'orr,,.
lem mes benns oeiIige S~orbbartr,m'
"Net," iparepe Maodm gtande !.
9rGttcn Zone, "bu peo, lea ipii,r -.
Sorbbrrtrem. !6porfor bapSe op ~
Sdnild?"
9orotbeas @niigt bleo naitsn ia, nm,
ION mrs. Grimions 9jolc. tbi bun oi,,,
iienbte be ielpiamme Orb, bun bopS, m.
taft peo Ssierten. mrs. Grimiup inv,
latte:
"Nliis Pint. MHiis Role. ital o,re ia
ba' libt 5lsbesSs2"
Seq liter life 6lgoes So" fpar,o, Tri.
pint, og aiorOe ct 8ait meo 0op,o,t,
SITE ies beler." id9oe Dis Rci,.
20" raubte 9%orotbea, "bsrt firm.
m.r bort belle SeIltabet! 6porior >
here iaa uititteliae?"
Oct bar at pig, Ri lprte bel" Fr,o \,
ale / Sor. StGr9lerne pores ftoor brt
%ubenfor SpiieItrsoinbuet ua Ri bsr,r b,
tla9e bpert Waaltio."
"Ysen iss aier bet itts, ndnr lea sr
Selitdb," iagoe ben ~itatfels Corotb,o
baIpt grGpenee.
Oct er ligeiuu itpat at Qirrc bet bi,m
me-" 'ogce Naoum Blonde i en- fg,,.
Some.
"0esuoen," raabts Miis gint r,o
finarenbe St.mme, "tar hu III, p,nt,. at
6oIt msc arsnne Drusbopeoer Tan prr,
Part sobmooise!"
Ru ira. ale Stotrosoom,rns no'p,rr
al ia % bseprbte at ,aite benz poa %.
"0orotbea! 0orotbea!" rua6tss M.
gap ct Rnt % iaa omtrino ia.
Der iao ale Stotrosoamerne m,b !acr,
osrne og meo famine u~iordnosrlia, Emil.
lom bun babe rioiet pua BEN mco 9nap.
penaalsn.
"Oorotbed, tom M, gitensmoosr tr
radbte Mdmma.
Ou 0orotbeu bapb lat ia p,o gorot,.
id9cc Papu: "5er sr iliat osilio r,ta
srpo. CAB mig aips big ct Stnti,, -,
SUN ~6e8pnote at Ii9e, Seq litsr itt
grco. bporfor 'unoc ri IN, ha'
9ufIer?" men ida buit.o. bun. bpoo ma
Sldn6e buope idet. oa m,o 2r
fat iommenprssisbe rate bun
rem i'm 2o[erteu uoen at mslot Il Orb.
Gun ipi'te in aftetsmao uoen ct WIa'.
q meo Dirrue retteos mob 9iroust FOR,
oct benoc, at Stptroicrn. uotnioy
uenliat til benoe.
8d WuuItipet bar snot, foriult. bun
ultiummen.
Seq pil alorig elemmc oennc 9rrm,'
agoe bun.
"Nst ieg bda6cr, BIZ albrig sisr oct,'
rarece Wamma mcb et ans.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
OlnSlcv er Ooocn nor.

6ra 8aibington melpss ben Ste
Salllar, at Der / Reliun 0inuleps
el'lfono bar i~notraaOt en- 5oranbrino
III GET o@rre. Stjsnt felipe ounoebe
tGnosI'en bar giuet iig betpOslia Ga
90llen bar aItuget sr belle SpItemst
l0@t'et en- icruroIiasnoe @roo. 90
sas'rne Tiger, at Der meost mart BIZ
Ne en- 5oranorina / Den enc su,r oubsr
"einln9, Del meite at 0aqen bar
pan D D'0'ollI's' Os ban lao Oa % qisn
tO9 SruOitnttsr al 1ulsr, ban bar
0OIot ! Observation-Disclosures ON solS.
lprr9smnulet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

0eOr9c %. 4rlimnrS Trsm ON el
WsnitsrbD inoen felipe Siorbpen Gbi.
cage er gaat op / Hse. SGinois' Seies
miteret ertIGreoe for en- lib Iioen, al
pullman pdldcs Gar So. inaen iuri=
bi't Ret baooe til at eie % brine en- Yp.
&ompaniet bar MI bsIluttet at bolos
It9 oenne Dom efterrettelia % Wsn-
'terbnen pullman meo ane oens Stoz
Ter, prGgti9e !9ptellsr, 5beater6p9.
ming, Worfebbus, pfientliet 9iblip.
tbet % 1000 MnrItensr eItpsnier pil
bltpe iol9t Oeo ofentli9 Iuttion til
ben .beieite Ypoer. De oFfentlioe Ga
Der oa Yunmans 9anopert bill blipe
operoroget til Spsn Gbicago, % Bull
man meo fine $50 4cres % "'Smz
proponents" nil opbsre at bare eli
feuoal Snititution. Deb Salget al De
1000 ReiioenIsr pil aompaniets Or
beloere faa ferIte anlsoning til at
tiebe be !9us, be fsr bar leiet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

6uperrrr Sba,p al Soma bplot for.
leoen Dag en- Gale iii Stuoenterrc
peo Snor College / 8aIesbura, 81.
Supsrnsrsn tdlte uoferlig on ben
Wtdaoe, bporpuu man / be oHentlior
StoIer unitrenser fig for at uopitle
Sntcmmelisn paa 8etoitnina of 1orz
itanoen eIer SGnfsspner. Son faabs.
at man burre lag9e melt 9eat paa at
uopitle 6%oritanbsn; at uopitle Su,
tpmmelIen bar life llboannelie. DE-
offsntligs Stpler fOrisgte at ubfsre
dltfOr messt, og Reiultatst bleo forli.
bet. GIspsrns sbilsr bort lin Gneroi
os fine Gpnsr pua for mango Sag, "a
5sIgen blir, at be tabsr araft til at
concentre fine Gpnsr. 9erbsn er
hunsrig pua MGnb. iaeoe ban, Tom
tan trnte os banols.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

Hesieringeus Snot9ater be iioite {
Wauuepsr / 1898 bar itsrrs snb / no.
aen tioligsrs 6 Maansoer iiben 1867.
De bslsb iia til S245, 1861, $50 imoo
S2O7, 760,574 / be tiIiparsres 8 Moa
ne0sr al 1897. 2oloinoteststne /
December belsb fis til SIC, 764, 1926,
bptItst er mere eno / noasn Wuuueo
Then YicSiulen 2opsn trudote i sraIt
/ 1892.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

Sbicd0cS llnioeriitet bar maroc
ptn9eiterte Yenner, Iom er ~runobaanz
osos, naor bet gjelosr at iremme Stos
lens Snteresisr. 6Orlsben Dag operz
raiteoe 8 RismGnb i Chicago, cSo6n
y. Rodefeaer, Mariboll Sielo %
Wtnrtin u, Rperion, llniperIitetetS
YreIioent meo en- 8aps beItauenoe al
Sonoeienoomme til en- 9Grot al
100000. Oette 2anb lieoer lioc op
til llniperlitetets eprise 9anoeisn,
BONNIE. Mr. Rodsfeller, Der tiolisere
bar sipet fore Pengeiummer til Uni
erIitetet, bar lopet at eipe 2 Wiaios
ncr Dollars til, bpis p~rsiioent Sars
per ton iidffe en- Minipn Dollars peo
Subtriptipn. Yreliosnt 9arper bar
9cot Suub om at fua tesnet en- Nil
lion, % Wr. Rodsfsler MAJ oo no
mso be lppecs 2 Winioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Smannut.

Den aniesoe ipenite Waler Or
nolo Sobanion er al ben frantic Rss
alering uonRpnt Ill Wtarinemaler %
pil iaoleoeS bape ret til at fslqe BEN
frantic 6Iuobe - en- Tielosn llbmGrs
tsl'e.
Smut almlsf er bso. Son par
,ierbt pper belle GRANDDAUGHTER ipm en-
for StueIpinsr.
Den sitsrrigitc 8eiont / Woihs
ineton Itol opbciss iii ImbaSIoosr.
8ons Sstar bar uonGpnt ben
.neslitc Nprbpolfdrer 5reberid g.
Sadfon til Riooer az ct. Sloi. Oct
bar Sudipn, iOm tos Houien % So
banien omboro, oa be Tom ira I'll
@interbt pud 6rdnS ScIeiS 2anb %
bar pau Sjsmpeien til Norgs opsr
Spibbergen.
Cuban lopsr at blipe et ubmrr.
let Mnrteo for en9elIte 0arer.
Den frantic N~mbasiaosr / Der
lin, Wartisn al Noainss, er reiit til
potsoam, for paa YrGiiosnt 5aures
gsgne at ipsrge til Ssiiersns 9sfns
bsnos. 0stte bar bait tor Spiiat /
oiplpmatiTte areoIe, furoi bet piIer, at
5orholeet melem 5rantris og init
lamb sr beore, enb bet noasniinbe bar
p9ret 'ioen 1870.
On una nmeritanit Sanocrinbe,
Wt's gauIine Sordn, optrEber / Con
bon p9 gicr msesn 2ntte.
Sretas me Stprer, Brins
Sepr9, inpfanbt iig itte pdu Sultas
mems Gsburtsbag / Woitsen / 9anea
trooS Sncbposlie. Oct siproe ban
Ret /; men 3prtsrne sr finite.
SGeerne bar opbaest, at 8reps
inoe Sung i ct. petersburg liber at
SpeooIitbeo. Sor at binbre Smitte
sr bsnses goli9 blepen afipsrrst.
&pn9 9sopplb af gelgien cr
ip9; bon bar en- 8arbunfsl / Hatfer
pa liosr al Sober. De ieopanliae
SnIesilosr pda Slottet bar maoitct
inbfti0ss.
Profesicr glum.ntritt / gpien
bar ira Ell al 4auinaIops 8errer
fact ben Seitec. at SspoinsM bar
1000 ipunits Nilitrre / lin Mast,
eeriblanot TO 8ensraler, 40 Stabss
oiiicersr, 400 bsisre SHicsrsr. 8i.
oerc bplbsr ban 1900 tipils / 5angsns
fob, oeriblanbt fere YropinSeupsr-
nersr Og en- Nuugbs GmbebsmGnb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Sur

SGrinaes3ur = Warners's White
Wine of Tar Sirup. Oct bsbite SOitenI'c
Del pan Soroen, belbrsber Ell 6prticltle
paa Ell Tag bnis Den tdges itioe. % o.
80 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
i,rn 1iIirpinerur.

Sniur9snterne pil lite iriQips be
ipdntc fdnaer pdd amsritds Spior
bring. ba bet Ton ubIGooes Ina, at be
IA nntrtjsnotr amsritas Cpsrbriheo.
Wlso Ssninn iii be fduonc Wunte pil
be u~uosrbanolc meb Barren.
On ReprGisntant for ben ftlippir
ne Sunta | 3onotoro bar uotaIt, at
StnIoer for BEN nupGreuor llsrete
poa Gerne boilsr poa be SorsHeoe
Stntsr. Stisnt be inofsote trooper
hdpo, @ifopaaruppen / I'm gsiibbslis,
bdpoc BOG Gen. Otis facet 9eialinG
ON al u~noerIU1ac ia bet belle 4rtipeI.
Wsr be inofsotc oiloe binore gmsrj
tdnerrss 2nnbitianina pda SloiIo,
iom bersr til famine EIiot. st 9ruo
forsitnnr meIlsm be inofsote % Re
1i,rinesn | Wdibiuaton. 6ilippiuers
toilet bill imipIertip appsasre til pct
dmsritanite 5oIt.
a~guinaIoo bar be9ipet ia til Sloilo
paa Spfororinq al be osrprrenOe Sns
fur9snter.
Gen. Otis bar uoiteot en- grotlaz
nation. bpori han flyer, at Rsajerin
gen ! 0aibinator bar til 0suiiat at
inofrre ct megst Iiberalt StDre pua
5iIippiusrne. Weoens Gmsrita opers
tu9sr ben sperite 2sbeIIs, pil Def BOG
inbiHtte aniesoe inbfpotc / betroeoe
Stilinesr. De irofsote nal iau Iod
tnsgsn 5ribso, Tom er forenlig mso
Rp 90 Srbsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
at belbrese sorfisieiie a en- eaa.

Sa9 Warmers White Wine of Tar
Sirup, &trrcns breiie uoirmtoiciu. 2s "a
50 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

NrtiisI ON 5orboIotrc | 5ranirls.
gu ipdrsr Scurndl oes Debats | en-
tcipoIitt 9ectr "a arr Ror af gIops
ih ioret ban bruatr % Spaltr til
Trepfus ahGrtu % X GpaIit i'll
Tran,riaS glidnt meo Ruslono.
Siantuot Sommcnftso cr bpppias. &c
tirncr til at forbitrt Sineeus % og
irre oct enc 7folt mob BET dnoet.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

1000 me PicIterqlus maa sriitio
n'o SdmIaa au'taHc ia botr Woor,n
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-03-25
GOV. Gamblers Proclamation.
MONTANA.

w. b. Harlan has been appointed in
spector of fruit trees for the section
around Hamilton.
AS many brick as are ordinarily made
in a season in Kalispell have already
been engaged for buildings there.
Barney MCGUIRE, pioneer and prom
inent ranchman of the Upper Yellow
stone, died at his home on Deep Creek
the other day, aged "a.
Thomas NJ. Evry and f. NJ Kennedy
of Harlem, We're in Great Falls recently,
and say that ranges around Harlem are
in fairly good condition.
The public schools of Hamilton now
have the nucleus of good school library.
Last week an order for about seventy
new books was given that will swell the
total to about 300 volumes.
T. F.. Burns, of Chinook, has sold 200
tons of last years hay to Simon Pepin of
Havre at S. a ton in the stack. 1t will
be hauled to Havre and used there for
feeding.
Colonel j. H. Rice, of Fort Benton, and
family returned recently from a trip
across the Atlantic in which they visited
London, Paris, Naples and other Euro
pean cities
The Northern Pacific railway company
has turned over to the county treasurer
OF Deer Lodge county a check to the
amount of $9,3O225, the amount of the
company's back taxes and the penalty
thereon.
Billings is to have a library building
1t will be named Parmlee Billings Memo,
rial library, after Parinlee Billings, who
formerly lived there, and died in Chicago
in 1887 The building will be the gift OF
Mrs. Frederick Billings and Frederick
Billings Jr., and will cost about $4,000
John Mccullough, of Gebo, has a lucky
windfall of $4,000. Years ago he left
Minneapolis hopelessly involved His
partner managed to save little of some
thing out of the wreck, and decided a
small piece of suburban property to Mr.
Mccullough. That property increased in
value as Minneapolis grew until the
agent for Mr. Mccullough succeeded in
realizing $4,000 for it.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-03-25

II. Foreman, of Lewiston, has been in
stalled as jailer under Sheriff Rozen, vice
Billy Denny, resigned.
A number of sheep-shearers of Noun
tain Home, have gone to Bruneau and
will begin shearing about the goth, if the
weather permits.
Nez Perez Lodge No. TO- A. F. & NJ, Of
Lewiston, has appointed committee
consisting Of j. w. Reid, DIR. Salsberg,
VIM. Robnett and f. G.. Cummings to ne
gotiate for the purchase of a lot of land
on which to erect new Masonic temple
and opera house.
Messrs. Morris, Kroutinger and Lee, of
Lewiston, have proved up on their 80
acre mineral and stone claim on the AL
powai creek. The claim embraces big
quarry of fine building stone, and the
owners will donate the material for the
new Masonic temple.
A decree of distribution has been issued
by Judge Koelsch of Boise, in the estate
of j. b. Oldham, deceased. The estate,
valued at between $4,000 and $6000 is
distributed among nine heirs, six of whom
receive a seventh each, and three 2lst
each. The heirs all live in the east, most
of them in Missouri.
Within the next ninety days the Snake
river will have been spanned at Lewiston
with a fine iron bridge BY this Lewis
ton and Vineland, two of the richest and
most promising points in Idaho and
Washington, are put upon basis that
will prove of mutual advantage. The
scene at the building of the structure il
one of bustling activity.
Robert Noble of Lewiston, is sending
sheep-herders from Boise to tend his
ilocks in Owyhee county. Mr.. Noble fed
his sheep at his Reynolds creek farm dur.
ing the winter. He has sent out few
bands but still has $4,000 head in the
pens. While the sheep king was stand
ing at the depot yesterday a man came
up and shook hands with him at whose
place he stopped in 1869 when Mr.. Noble
was herding sheep on Dry Creek, foI
John Early.
John lyman, a brakemen on the North
ern Pacific, Burke branch, was caught be
tween two cars and instantly killed last
week, while making up the train at the
depot. The train was all coupled togeth
er except the coach, and was standing OF
a curve in the sidetrack. When the trair
backed down to the coach lyman walked
between the box car and the coach t.
make the coupling, but the draw bars
sprang past each other when they bump
ed and the unfortunate man was caugh
between the end of the box car and tn,
platform OF the coach, cutting him almos
in two.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-03-25
ALL AROUND MARKET REPORT.
Wheat Quotations, Wool Figures and
the Price of Produce.

Following al, the local quotations.
Wholesale prices are given unless other
wise quoted:
Wheat-Bluestem, bulk soc, sacked 52c;
No. club, bulk 47c, sacked 49c; No. /
red, bulk 45c, sacked 47c.
cobb tubs, 30c; lib prints, 29@35c; cook
Flour-Superb, $3.50; Gold Drop, $3.50;
Monogram, $780, Banner, 1915; White
Lily, 1915; Spokane, 1925; Plansifter.
$500; Big Loaf, $500; whole wheat
$3.50. rye, $3.50.
Vegetables - Potatoes, Sl25@l.5O;
onions, $l.l5@l4O; cabbage, $3.50 Der
cwt; celery, 100000 per dozen.
Produee-Fancy creamery butter, 40 10
0O-lb tubs, Csc; lib prints, 29@3Oc; cook.
ing butter, 10000; cheese, fancy cream
twins, l4@l6c; eggs. cold storage, Sc
eastern fresh eggs, $3.50; honey, in frames
l6@lSc.
Hay-Timothy, sIs ton; wheat hay
$l2; alfalfa, $ll.
Barley-Country points, f. o. b., s5c per
cwt.
Rye-Country points, T. o. b., re per
c"l, SPOKANE, zoe per cWt.
Feed-Bran and shorts. Sl4 per ton
shorts. $l3; bran, $l5s rolled barley, $40
chicken feed, $1,000.
Corn-WhOle, Sl.l5 per cwt: cracked
sl.2O.
Wood ION car)-Fir, 50: tsmarack
1915; pine, $2.75. Retail-Fir, $3.50; tam,
srack, $4,000; pine. $3@3.25.
Coal (retail) -Roslyn lump, $3.50; Penn
sylvania anthracite, SIS; Colorado anthrs
cite, $l6; foundry coke, Sl6; Cumberland
black. Sl7.50@2O.
Poultry-Chickens, live weight, l5@l6c
per lb; turkeys, dressed, l6@lsc; spring
ducks, dressed, l6@lsc; geese, live, l5@
l6c.
Meats-Beef cows, live, S275@35O;
S2.75@3; dressed, 7@7ac; hogs. live
live, 4@4ic; dressed, $4,000 per lbi
Portland, Ore, March l9.-Wheat-
Walla Walla, 57@5sc; valley, 5s@59c:
buestem, 60c.
Tacoma, March 9.-Wheat-Club, SIC
bluestem, $4,000.
Hetn1s.
San Francisco, March l9.-Silver bars
80 7-Sc
Mexican dollars, Al l-2@4Sc.
New York, March l9.-Lake copper
Brokers', Sl75O@l7.75.
The firm that fixes the selling price fol
miners and smelters quotes lead at S4.2C
at the close
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-03-25

"The Senate cannot keep its own Sc
crets," once said Senator Hoar in a
speech showing the difficulties in the
way of our country's entering into the
struggles and turmoil of European dip
lomacy. What secrets, 1t may be asked,
does the Senate have to keep, and why
does it fail to keep them? Under our
constitution the national Senate, which
is n part of the lawmaking branch Of
the Government, shares with the Presi-
dent in the treaty making power. The
President or his diplomatic agents may
make a treaty, but before it becomes
valid II must be ratified by the ST nate
In dealing with treaty, 1t is just as
important, therefore, for the Senate to
keep its own cOunsels as for the Presi-
dent and his advisers, and In diplomacy
there is often a necessity that its Sc
crets should not be violated. Accord
lngly, whenever the Senate IS discuss
ing treaty with foreign nation, its
sessions are held behind closed doors.
Newspaper correspondents and specta-
tors are rigidly excluded. The few
officers of the Senate allowed to remain
are sworn to secrecy. and 1t is a point
of honor with the Senators themselves
not to tell what takes place within the
chamber. Experience proves, however.
that a secret entrusted to ninety men is
pretty sure to leak somewhere. The
newspapers contain almost as good re-
ports of what takes place in the secret
sessions of the Senate as in those that
are open. This has led mary persons
to believe that the attempt at secrecy
had better be abandoned altogether.
This is a pesSimistic view. Whatever
it Is right for the Senate to do should
be persisted in until 1t can be success
fully accomplished. Strictly speaking,
there Is a distinction between an execu-
tive session and a secret session, but Ia
popular parfance the terms are almost
Interchangeable. An executive session
is for the consideration of executive, or
presidential. business, and as such II Is
usually a secret session, although not
necessarily. Besides its work on the
treaties, the sessions of the Senate call
cd to act upon the Presidents nomina-
lions of office holders are executive ses-
slons, and appropriately secret in order
that the qualifications of each nominee
may be fully presented and discussed.
In addition, either House or Senate may
close it's doors for the consideration of
other kinds of business besides the tex
ecutive," and then the deliberations be-
come secret sessions.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1899-03-25

In order TO raise the money 10 build a
railroad the city of Paducah. Ky, is
sued municipal bonds for the necessary
amount The issue was properly au-
thorized and promptly subscribed, but
when the interest became due, the city
attorney, having discovered a technical
error which made the bonds legally
worthless, ordered the City Council not
to pay 1t. The business men of the city
Immediately took the matter up. "The
good name of the city Is our good
name" they said. "When Paducah
borrowed this money, she promised to
pay for the use Of it. We owe 1t to the
city, and to ourselves as well, to sea
that the promise is made good. A tech
meal error does not lessen our moral
responsibility" A meeting was there
fore called, and committee appointed
to raise the money for the interest by
public subscription. A city whose bust
ness men maintain so noble a standard
of civic honor and duty as this deserves
to rank as one of the great cities of tho
country, no matter what the figures of
the census report may say about the
number of her population.