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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24
Breed will Tell.

TIE advantage of breed as tend
ing to increase prices may be shown
in the fact that an Illinois farmer
received from the Chicago stock
yard packers $3.50 per hundred
for two. Aberdeen-Angus steers
which weighed 1850 and 1880
pounds. The steers were only 2
years old, yet they brought their
owner $148.75 and $l42.8O. They
were fed on the ordinary food of
the farm from the time they were
calved, being kept partly on pas
ture and finished on ground corn,
ground oats and bran, mixed. 1t
will be noticed that these steers
we're large for 2-year-olds, but in
addition to their size they brought
an extra price per pound for quality
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24
Drainage of Fields.
worms.

When draining with tile it is a
mistake to place the tiles too near
the surface. When they are but 18
inches or 2 feet under ground the
roots of grass and other crops will
soon obstruct them. They should
be placed 5 or 6 feet under ground,
which not only reduces the water
level, but permits of greater room
for the feeding of plants. Drain
tile should be put down in a man.
ner 80 as to have no difficulty after
the work is done, as the cost of re-
pairing or rearranging the tiles is
great. 1t pays to use tiles on all
wet land, as the draining Of a field
reduces the water level and allows
of the growing of crops that will
not thrive ON the field unless it is
drained.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24
Keeping Cabbage.

This was he subject nf an earlier
inquiry. The following plan seems
to be a good and sensible one: Re-
move all dead ar dtcaying leaves,
then wrap each head into several
thicknesses of common newspaper,
and pack into barrels in the cellar
There is no reason Why cabbages
thus handled should not keep rea-
sonably well aud remain fresh and
crisp in any ordinary cellar,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24
Red Glover.

Red clover is valuable for the
abundance of pasture it produces
and for its excellence as food. Rich
in lime and nitrogen, as well as
containing a large proportion OF
starchy matter, il is one of the best
balanced foods used, and is also
highly relished by all kinds OF
stock.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24
FOR THE FARMER,


The beginner in bee raising is
often discouraged Ivy finding his
attractive boxes of honey covered
with worms, feeding on the caps
covering the honey cells. Old bee
raisers know that this trouble often
occurs even with their experience.
and that it is difficult evil to com.
bat. 1t is almost impossible to
keep the moths out If the hives,
and once in, the female finds place
to lay her eggs, from which are
Matched these worms. Many ex.
perts go to the length of claiming
that it is frequently necessary to
abandon the common black bees
and stock up with Italian hees,
with which there il little trouble
with worms, in order successfully to
fight the difficulty. There is yet
way to be devised to fight off the
moths, and where they are thick.
they are sure to cause trouble with
wOrma
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24

farmers who have accomplished
such results have aimed to save
every pound of manure, and also to
preserve it in the best manner. Lime
is used extensively by those who
know that lime is an essential in
gredient of plants, and also because
it is excellent for increasing the
clover crop. Glover enriches the
land by promoting the supply of
nitrogen in the soil, hence lime and
clover make an excellent combina,
ton.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24

1t takes time for manure to show
full effect in the soil, aud but little
benefit may be noticed the first
year, but gradually the materials
will decompose and return to the
soil the original elements derived
therefrom. Some farmers are
occasionally disappointed with the
use of manure, hut the benefit from
manure the first year depends large
ly upon its condition when applied
To the soil.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24
Drying preparations simply devel-

op dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions,
which adhere to the membrane and decom-
pose, causing . far more serious trouble than
the ordinary fora Of catarrh. Avoid all dry
ing inhal4nt5, fumes, smokes and snuGs
ana use thlt which cleanses, soothes and
heals. Ely'e cream Balm is such q remedy
and will euro catarrh or cold in the head
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be
mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the
SOC. size. Ely Brothers, sc Warren St., N. :.
The Balm cures without pain, does not
irritate or cause sneezing. 1t spreads itself
ing Immediately the painful Inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Balm you are armed
against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24

Mrs. H. T. Salisbury, of II
Follett Street, Pawtucket, r L.,
says:
About eight years ago, / was
taken with nervous prostration
which was followed by a partial
paralysis of the lower limbs. The
doctor called it locomotor ataxia.
could not direct my steps, and
would often fall down. tried
many remedies but was not bene-
flied until I began taking DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People.
Several doctors had told me that
there was no cure for my trouble,
but my Improvement continued
and I took the pills steadily for
two years. At the end of that
time had regained full control of
my limbs. The pain left me and
has never returned.
MRS. H. T. SALISBURY,
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 2Ist day of August, 1899.
CARLOS L. ROGERS,
Notary Pubic.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
contain, in a condensed form, all the ele-
ments necessary to give new life and richness
to the blood and restore shattered nerves.
They are an unfailing specific for such dis
eases as locomotOr ataxia, partial Paralysis,
St. Vitus' dan e. sciatica, neuralgia rheu-
matism, nervous headache, the after-efects of
la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and
sallow compilations, all forms OF weakness
either in male or female.
Of. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are never
sold by the dozen orhundred. but always In pack
ages. Aisll druggists. or direct from the o. VII.
Iiams Medicine Company Schenectady, N. T.. 30
cents per box, boxes $3.50.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24

Potash is of great value in an or
chard. 1t is the backbone of all
fertilizers used by fruit growers.
The trees where it is used are vigo-
rous and the fruit large in size,
with high color and a good flavor.
No manure which does not contain
a high percentage of potash should
be used in an orchard. NJ,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-02-24
Coed FertilIxers.

Some of the best farms In Penn
sylvania have been brought to the
highest degree of fertility by the use
of clover, lime and manure. The
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
ru .y,orrnerl"- 1cnn.,fas eep 8 Mdrs 1900.

ertutoerte yers; ute trtnfen rte NBaj'
fer; ba fontef Du ert ben f9pes
bifhen @efanbten feben. nit benz ih
In Berlin suiammen sefpeiit; eiu
~iOpialer 9err; es 1T nibt unm0sli3.
bab aud er zines Sases uns bic Sbre
%eripeift unb BEL uns ibt.~
lin @ottes niI1sn." Iaste Mienel.
has NOR elm tbeurer Ibenb!"
Srei Sage tparen pergansen. als
Gin @%ertuanbter Ger 8ers'f4sn Sas
milie biefeibe auffudte uno ben Nah>
mittaestaHee nit ifner einnabm. 60,
slei4 bra9te natIrli9 Mienel oas &C.
jprG9 auf ben 8:fud bes bdnifasn
@efanbtcn.
.S9peia bed fiji capon; Gle
ganae Stabt la@t iibsr Gid, bob Su
Gid Eait Dem S9neiOer SGmann
10 narren laiIen!"
Ser SGmann roar ia gar ni9t Sas
gesen."
.Treili9 .par er babel; er bat ben
9eionsten geipicl:."
DGre in ii;iem Iusen6lif cine
Bonnie bur9's Dad seflcsen r7o crz
plobirt, Wienel nGre ni6t msbr er=
5droden, als iter tieie Mittbeiluug.
9tafenb por Dutb itirate ie aus benz
Simmer in bic @erfftatt iSres Manz
mes unb i'm bD6ften 3orn f9rie fie
benielten on:
r2llfo auf tieIe @eiie tpirb BEL rns
bas @elb gum Senfter b%inarssetuorz
fen unb i1 gum Geld9ter Ger gan5cn
Staot senladt; Ger Sdmann. Der
Shaltsnarr, tpar Ger Gefanbte."
8ers bate Re tcmmen ieben unb
mar auf ticfen Dutbausbru9 por5es
reitet. ~Sa." faste er. der @dmanu
mar Der bGnii9e @sianote. uno fdbrit
Su fort, 10 miierabel uno 10 tnapp
fir uns unb unIere 2eute gu to9en,
pie friiber. 70 fpie,s er AUDI nod ben
f9pettf4en!"
Don btefem Sage an to9te Mienel
gut unb rei9lih; als aber Tie Saftz
naht fam. .perfDbnte ie fi9 nit benz
peilanb Siplomaten unb lub i'm an
ienem Sage gu etnem Sh0pienbraten
Elm. Der BON einem 9unce bsrftammte,
unb gu Pfanntu6en. tie in 2ein0l
eebraten paren. 60 rd4te ii9 Mie=
mel am bdnif9cn @cfanoten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
Trlb 9enus

Sat !Soob's Sariapariua sroBen Griols
errei6tRranfbeiten absurpennen, pel6e, penn
man lie bate weltersreiien laiien. bas san;e
Spltem u~nters,aben baben miirben, unb Der
Sranfbeit einen sroBen rlmfaus seseben,
piel 9eiben peruriadit, unb ielbit Sob berbei=
sefiibrt bdtten. Soob's Sariapariua bat
aues ries unb ielbft mebr setbau. IS lit in
elmer 9roBen an;abl pom Sdllcn genomnen
moroen, weld man fir unbeilbar belt, unb
nah einem mirtli6 ebrliden @ebraild bat es
,punberbare &uren belpirtt, welde @elunb=
belt unb Strait ben @eaudlten 9ebra6t bat.
SIN anberer nidtiser nmitanb pom Soob's
Sariapariqa lit, oaR Die 6uren po0itdnbis
uno nadbaltig limb, neil iie pom sereiuistem,
belebenben unb berei6ertem Slute als9eben.
slber ni6t, mas mir iasen. ionoern mas
Sooo's Sarlapariua tbut, lit uon GinluB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
u5ria als 81 ':uarten uno iih wutbta III
bic grheit III perEei6cn.

u5ria nls 81 '.uarten uno iih Uutbta III
Die Mrheit Su perGeiben.
Gp tam Jbenn Der &irhmeibionntaa.
GonIenaolria tuis eli 6riiblir9smor.
gen. Soma blaB. haB Is 9lLlen aufIitl.
fiji tuie elmer mt peinem redt ihledten.
t%lnobaiten Giemilien flame Der Masi
binier all ben iioelen. asihmiidten
Suriteu uro fdalte uno ihaute uno
f0aute upll SersbeHier. ais nun Der
Hebrer Die Srael in Dollem @otteslOb
mod einmal auslirOmen lieb. Die Sir.
d,entbilr iih meter auitbat. uno Die
Slnoetn Reconsideration binter ocr
iibrigcn GemelnOe her.
Cd
Mit frommfreuoiaem @rnll. einen
Iellen Shimmer iiber benz iNDnen Ujes
fid,t. lam bic Wroni. uno al ibrem
9als htintte ncs& rsusl--9lasis Greusl.
Gr crdllHte Die Yuben auseinanoer-
er fling su iaud)scn m- .jsiies." lag.
ten bic 4eute. .iibera'i hnappt is er !"
ga bate rr idon bic Sruni I'M @rm.
I'm 'aans aenau gu ielen. Oh IS ocnn
aud uirtlib iein Greusl mar ,no tein
anberes.
@ber. aber- Sas Bull. oas caraui
tam. mar bod eigentlid CUR &reusl.
fc,au nidt rotbwenoiS aemelen!
uuo bod ihienen Die SeiOen es fir
bas Notbi9Ie an Ganseu 81 balten.
beun lie mieDerbplten's iogar mo lian'
cen bann mitten in Der a%aiienDen @es
meinoe &opf an 8opf. Mus' in Ius'
in ieliser 2ieb'.
.gu meb. 10 nebt's!1 murmelte Der
@irtt. Sept is's enogiltis aus mit'm
Nasi-eina 'fansen is sr !"
Gingefangen @iloidiiyen'
iirafl-mit 9ilf' mn einem @ams.
bpfl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
Wirthshuusrrnrln

go man &or.en botbhabt. lab bid, marnen.
DAB nidt SnllerniGnger bid umgarnsn.
Wo man Wetn trilft, ltppe mr. gnr ieiie,
S6ie @irthe haben bobe Yreiis.
go man Sier trirft. b'eib nidt Iause ften.
S0ie Wirtbe m6geu 9erlle iprisen.
go man 8eflueriunen. nit Stauoern
9eb' bid meg. benn ,beuer fomnlt ibr Sian.
bern.
go man Stat oriift, fitbl bid ME geborgen.
S6ie Spieler fehreu beim crit morsen.
$50 man Get triuft. Geh' MIR aleit1 bel Seite,
Siele Dtenifleu mnd,eu naorrd, Slsite.
go mar Nuitsrn if,liirit. oas iet Dir @urft,
DEM Die ~iiraerIl uulliib MIR ben Surit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08

Va ~ ~ DOSli, bONCt
Minnesota, HorticulturiSt, with the Mime.
sofa Farmers Institute, also a successful gar
dener and farmer, has prepared an illustrated
plan of the farmers Gardca he is advocat.
ing. 1t is the most practical thing of thu
kind ever brought to MR. attention and doe.
away very largely with hand labcr Mr.
BuSh's plan provides for a Fruit and Veee
table Garden that naay be easily cared fol
with the aid of a horse and an ordinary farm
cultivation. 1t is illustrated by a diagram an.
instructions are given as to culture, rotation
tic. Every farmer, in fact. every one VIII
has or wants \ garden, should have TN,
folder. er,itIed The drmcr's Gsrden. it i
published by N~orthrup-King & Co., tn,
SetdSrner Of Indianapolis. Minnesota. and i,
Sert :.:E to those who write them asking
FOR t. and %hu will mention the fact thai
they saw the offer in this paper.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
0rD6er &crfauf
Cine @o6e GROCER &ebucttonen bel
John MgEllg0Y.

Sie wmi9eu Gage por benz Snpentar urfaufen mir ole uuere gSinterpaare
abs6eben ONT &onenpuis uno Wetb; bes9liben pue bargains in Reien uo
onsebrodenn @oren oes rsmdrem Soratbs.. Sr peroei edS iporen, wemu
Sr ieBt famt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
THE FARMET,S GARDEN.

Scientists make the start
ling assertion that lung
and kidney ailments are
rapidly increasing among
the Farmers of America,
and assign as one of the
principle reasons the lack
Of vegetable food in suf-
ficient variety.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
9ofnun@
Usn s. parinssas.

0anst ridt aleidl usrsagsu,
Shnates %ers
Wenii al mand,en 8aaeu
Did beihleid,t ein Sdmer1l
Btnn Der @iau; OR Ereuoe
@rauiam oih pertd6t.
Hub In ierme Arme
Did oas lluheu prsGti
Bin on leiogstroFsu.
Armes Sers.
WuBt on mutbia hoffen.
Slidsn ,itunitw1rtS! 90
Sofnuilg mr. lit yebell,
Omit pom SaraoteS,
unS bon @ott aeaebsIl,
Nls er ms rcritls6i
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
&lciocrftofc.

Sine vot Iancp Oiirtllr l2tcts mertb
biele &ode. 1cfS
Glne sot flalos unb Gbeds, iriber Is
Gents,
Cine Got gan; wolIene iran;0ilhe Ger.
9es IN alen Sarben unb i6wars
lpnroe Sll 5Octs bilt9 ieln, bieie $50
DIE MIR. 20
elne eot oellti6eS Sroaoclotb uno
eouerts, 9eei9net fir pom Sdnei=
Der 9enlatte Sleioer, re9ulGrer lsreis
Sl.25. oiele &ote. 70
GIne vot ertra feline 9touelties uuS
erepom eTetts, friiber bis i'll Sl.25
biele ISOLDE. .............. m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
Sa6cn
bic SGlfte bes Greiles ab.

bic Sdlfte bes Ereiies ab.
&ir perfauien Ssadeu biqi9er ais CUR SGlfte
fes re9ulGren YrelleS, wie er BET anberen in
i er Staot 9eforoert miro. Sea6tet oieie Ser
%.blepun9en pom ben nieori9iten Ereiien, Die
le fir erite Slaile Garments marfirt wurben.
1000 Sadeu 1T stpci cots:
got1. IGe aus uuleren berrliden
&ertben u~erfauft bis sl $3.50 ieet. $3.50
(Seoenfet, baB unier orisineler Freis me-
ni9itens 25 Froseut niebri9er ais bel anberen
lpar.)
got2. ollie uniere unuer9lel6lihen
yeaoers Su s., SIS unb $50 Jest suS6.5 so
(Sebe Sadie in bieiem Store lit neu; bas
Mooernite Der Saiion.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-03-08
1000 Sa6en iu stpci cots:
8cifrtdtcS untcrscu9.

SilberSeu9 uno p~lattirte Samens Seits
unb Egyptian nit Cotton 9eflieBte
Solen. .2Jcts
Gerippte molene ~plattirte TamenSeits
uno Solen, oR % uno IS GualltGt;
Sneita AnSise uertb 75cts Su.....48
Is Ssb. bell ilbersraue Combination
anSiiSe nit BUILDER Snopfiront lebr
met1, feline Nualitat, wertb $1.75
4 Sso. gan; moberne Combinations
anSi9e, ifpars unb natiirli6 9rau
peitp 1915 auiluarts su....:.... 2.97
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-06

Washington, April 4.-The monthly
statement of the government receipts and
expenditures during March shows the
total receipts to have been S4s.'26,e3' and
the expenditures s32, ,lss,27l, which leaves
a surplus for the month Of SIG ,53s, 500.
The receipts from the several sources OF
revenue are given as follows: Customs,
So 900 ,6sl, an increase as compared with
March Of last year of about 81 ,ooo,ooo. In.
ternal reyen,ke, $s4 ,237 ,963. increase, ST..
566 900. Miscellaneous, $3.50, 1872
The disbursements for the month
charged to the war department amounted
10 S. .32g. .o53, decrease as compared with
March, 1899, Of So 100000. Navy depart.
ment, $4,4l3,637, a decrease OF Sa3o'Vo.
Civil and miscellaneous, $G,s39,s3G; de-
crease, 81 203 900.
For the nine months Of the present hseai
year the receipts exceeded the dispnf'e-
ments by S54, ,3o2 900.
The monthly statement OF the comp
troler Of the currency shows That al the
close Of business, March 81, 1910, the TO.
$40 953 o6s, an increase for the year oi
So 800 ,75l, and an increase for the monts
of S2l,5ls, 100. The circulation based on
United States bonds was S263,2s4 go, an
increase for the year Of s23 ,35s osi, and ~
increase for the month Of Sl9,6.i,2ol.
The circulation secured by lawful money
was Sl1 ,G6s, ,s3s, an increase for the year OF
81 A.542,5 $40, an increase for the month OF
81 .s43,eoo.
The amount Of United States registered
bonds on %ePosi, to secure circulating
notes vas $256,00l ,4so, Of which those o'
the new per cents amounted to ss''.s.t
600 and to secure public deposits sse,
e3l oso. Of which $40 1922 80 were the
per cents.
The monthly ststemen: Of the director
of the mint shows the total coinage Al
the mints OF the United states durnl
March to have been sl7,0i5,6ss. AZ fol
lows: Gold. sl2 500 240; silver, sr3sl,
3.5; minor CONS. sl3s,0I2.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-06

Kansas City, Mo, April "A Journai
special from Washington says;
Hon. Webster Davis OF Kansas city mas
rendered his resignation TO the president
as assistant secretary Of the interior Mf-
Davis decided to take this course as the
result OF his visit TO South Ainca. lie
has decided to deliver publc address
,ouchiny the entire scope OF the present
usr and believes that he can best do so
while free from any restraint which m'
nresent position would impose upon MIN
when taking his departure for nome li''' '
Pretoria, 2ooo people gathered TO '1Ne
lssxe Of him at the station They appeal
al to him in tears to state their cause 10
the American people and Mr.. DAVIS say
HE conscience would haunt him II ne
nrored recreant to that pitiful appeal. ne
believes the American people are not trnis
informed on the situation de VIII 'ne,.
fore avail himself of an early oppor'uhl'!
70 relate his experience and ob-erva''oh'
at a public meeting that shall be fes -
all -. oo,,r.e
Mr. Davis has decided on TINS eou' -e
.f,er mature deliberation and free c""
su,.a.;on with his friends
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-06

As a nation and ~ individuals the Brit
i,h are very ~roth over the DeisgoA Hay
railway award. The average opinion ia
that this Is merely the latest instance
where the country has got the worst end
by trusting 10 arbitration. All high flow n
prophesies that an Angio-Gcrman sccrei
African agreement would become operative
through the decision have fallen flat, BE-.
cause the damages against Portugal are
10 small that sbe Is amply able TO pay
them herself without giving either party
10 the secret agreement an opportunity oi
bidding for DclAgos bay. That this would
occur was definitely stated some days ago
in these dispatches, but right up 10 ihs
last moment several Of the most influsntial
organs seemed TO BE- almos, sure that
Portugal would be Obliged to sell Dclagoa
bay To Great Britain in order to pay up
A. result Delagos Bay railway deben
lures went up to 1872 and the shares oi
the company {" pounds.
After the announcement Of the decision
the d~hen,ure. went down 20 100, while
shares could he bough, for p Cd, or prsc'
,ically nothing. as il was eyiden, that
the award. provided scarcely anything u
make them good. After this tremendous
drop it will BE- long time before tho
city looks fsvorsbly on arbitration pro
possls.
Rev. shelden's issue Of the Topeka cap
ital a. republisbed here. meets with mor'
ridieule than anything else
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-06
WRECK NEAR SPR|IGDllE
SPOKANE 4 NORTHERN WRECK.
The Train PlusUes Through
brdg-Fianss swept Over the
C~rs-Tw~ssy-Oss Are - AsAss-
hrakemaa Danlap Injured.

Spokane. April "a serious and what
may prove fatal accident oesuTrej ON the
Spokane 4 Northern road Monday. result
ing in serious injury to Brakeman Dun.
lap, ligh, injuries to several othcrs, aud
the destruction Of 81 freight cars with
their contenta
The scene Of the accident WAS on the
high trestle near sheep creek, about .
mile and a half north Of Springiale.
North bound freight train. No. Is. with
Conductor Dorsey in charge, was running
along with no suspicion Of anything be-
ing wrong with the track.
Plunged Isto the 0uioA.
On reaching the trestls the engine and
= number of cars passed over In sAisty.
" hen suddenly the srestls gave way. pre-
ciptating several cars about the middle 0i
the train into the gulch 20 feet below.
In falling they drew with them both
ends Of the train. only the engine and one
ess remaining on the track ON one side
and the caboosc and four cars on the 9TH
cr. Twenty four cars went through tnc
trestlc.
The only one Of the trainmen who was
riding on the cars which went down was
brakeman Dunlap. and he /. reported to
be injured.
-Four unknown mcn, who wers stsAling
a ride, also went down with the train
but are said to have escaped with slighi
Injuries.
As the cars struck and piled up in The
galeh they caught On FIRE, presumably from
a cargo Of matches which was in one oi
them. Before the flames were extinguishs,I
II cars were destroyed. The cars carried
a miscellaneous assortment Of frrigat, there
being q car each Of whisky. bssr. matches
coal, dry goods and groceries There w&,
also . number Of cars Of ios.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-06

William J. Bryan made March -
memorable In the political and popslAf
history Of eastern washington By ID
dressing no lees than Is 900 people ~
tween and Including the town Of Colfax
and the city Of Spokane. OF these Ss~
900 listeners. $4,000 heard him In 6po-
kane.
In the morning he spoke at Colfax.
Garneld. Pennington and Tekoa, and
In the afternoon he addressed an audi
sncs Of 10000 people. and In the svsn-
Ing an assemblags Of 1900 people In
Spokane.
In the afternoon be spoke for two
hours and fifteen minutes. and deliver.
Cd the most magniAcently partisAn-pat-
riotic address ever made In the North
west In the evening he talked for IN
hour and thirty minutes TO . crowd
greater In sire By onethird than the
ono which listened 70 his earlier
speech.
The evening throng vas the biggest
ever assembled In Spokane. The maia
exposition tent. capable Of roo0ns IL.
900 people. was used for both occasieaA
/; vas not spacious enough TO hold Tie
night crowd. which overnowed till .
dense ring Of psopls many rows dseD
fringed the whole cireumferrncs ef he
tent.
! Those who heard Bryan in SpokAns
came from all sections. cities and towns
Of the Inland Empire.
He departed Immediately after Ais
evening address on . special train ter
the west side Of the state. where hs viii
make several addresses In the prins1-
pal citisa, thence 70 rstura 70 Califes.
s'A- 4-
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-06

ST. Loui., April 3.--Two thousand jour.
neymen painters and 1900 csrpen.
tiers refused 10 go to work Monday pend
ing the adjustment, oi their demand for
higher wages. The carpenters ask for a.
increase from IS 10 %5 oents an hour. and
painters demand an increase from e 50 70
90 per day
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-06

Chicago. April A special from san
Francisco says:
News from the Philippines received by
the transport Sheridan shoss that Aguih,
aldo is in Singapore. The singapore pa,
per. made mention Of the fact and pub
i;sh a short interview with him.
Kootenai County Republican. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1899-1903, 1900-04-06
fire IN PiStsborG.

Pittsburg, April 3.-Fre in the McIis.
,ock building caus~d = lo-s Of G5!0e.
Among the losers n the board Of Missions
for freedmen Of the Presbyterian church
Ro.enbsum 4 Co.'s retail millinery .,Ab-
lishment on the ground floor Was literally
drenched with water. causing . lo.s u
go. 600.