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The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-07
Exports Hewn Timber.

Elmira, this county, located a
short distance west of Boomers
Ferry, is the scene of quite active
timber operations. The product at
present consists of telegraph and
telephone polls, shingle bolts and
hewn timbers. The latter is
probably the most remarkable
product because the timbers are ex-
ported, being sent to England to De
used in ship-building. These tim
bers are hewn from white pine trees.
1t is such magnificent timber that
sticks can be secured measuring the
length of two flat cars, without a
flaw in them, straight and slender,
the finest in the world for ship
building.
Mr.. Joseph May, representing
the Saginaw, Michigan, company
which is exporting this timber,
spent several days in Boomers Ferry
this week on business connected
with his company. He was ac-
companied by his wife. Mr.. May
is in the market for more timber
land.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-07
.EP|TOME OF THE WEEK
Another Capture of Struggled
Cinnamon.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
School opens on Monday next
A Sudden Death-Republican
Speaking next Monday Nigh.

The owners of the Buckhorn
mine, located near this place. have
given 3O-day option on the
property to M. d. Winder of Spo-
kane, representing Michigan people.
The terms of the proposed deal are
not made public, pending the result
Of the option.
Rev. John H. Hope and family
returned on Friday from Hamilton,
Montana, where they spent vaca-
ton of several weeks with friends
and relatives. They had a very
enjoya bic visit.
Miss Margaret Hood left on
Monday for Ellensburg. She was
accompanied so far as Spoke ne by
her sister, Mrs. Phil Casey.
The case against Capt. VIM.
Ainslie, commandment of the Idaho
Soldiers Home, was dismissed by
the magistrate before whom the ex-
animation was held, thus ending
the matter.
Mr.. Dave Longley is down
from Troy on mining business.
Mrs. E. L. Whitney and
daughter, Miss Stella, returned
from California on Saturday. They
were met at Portland by Mr. Sim
clair and Miss Bertrice Whitney.
Mrs. Whitney's health was much
benefited by the trip.
ID. L. Hope and family are
stopping on the ranch this week,
putting up hay.
Mr.. c. S. Cole is building a
residence at Copeland. He will
move his family to that place soon.
Mr.. Cole is to be the new postmaster
at Copeland.
You should not neglect to have
Albrecht take your photograph
while he is here. There is no
question about the quality of his
work.
Mrs. T. J. Hollinger and
daughter went to Spokane on
Thursday.
School opens Monday and the
teachers are expected to arrive
today.
State Auditor Sinclair left for
Boise on Tuesday.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-07
Republican Speaking.


Hon. Geo. E. Gray, republican
candidate for Attorney General, and
Hon. D. T. Miller, of Boise, will
speak as follows in Kootenai
county:
Priest River, September s.
Ronners Ferry, September 10.
Standpoint, September IL.
Clark's Fork. September II.
Rathdrnm, September 10.
Post Falls, September IA.
Occur d Alene, September Is.
Hon. James " hitten Cecil,
speaker under the direction of the
National Republican Committee,
will speak as follows in Kootenai
county:
Bonners Ferry, September IS.
Rathdrum, September IA.
Harrison, September 10.
Citizens at ali these points are
cordially invited to attend these
meetings and hear the distln-
guished speakers discuss the issues
Of the day.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-07
Republican Club Meeting.

There will be a meeting of the
Bonners Ferry Republican Club, in
their club room, on Saturday even
ing. Sept. 8, at $50 sharp. All
turn out and be Oil time.
JOHN SEEHAvER, Sec.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-07
MIR. &. w. Dawson and wife

accompanied by their three daugh-
ters, Mrs. Daisy Hanson, Miss
Mary and Miss Ermine, left on
Wednesday for Colville where they
will attend the Soldiers Reunion
to be held at that place. They will
make the tip by team and will be
gone two or three weeks.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-07

Mr.. f. A. Annis and Mr.. VIM.
Hart. the latter from Fargo, n. D.,
have opened a saloon in the Carlton
building.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-07
Gard of Thanks.

We desire to extend our most
heartfelt thanks to the friends and
neighbors who rendered such kind
assistance to US in our recent sad
bereavement.
Mr.. AND Mrs. l J. BRANr.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1900-09-07
Notice,

Dr. w. S. Beebee. Registered
Dentist, Kootenai county, Idaho,
will visit the Ferry soon, due notice
given.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-21
A BIG TRADE.


The Suez canal traffic for the year.
1899 shows some interesting statistics
which have been duly reported to the
Department of Stale by Vice Consul
General Hunter of CaiUog The total
number of steamerst passitgas through
the canal was $3.50 Of. these, 22H7 were
British the remainder being divided
between 10 different nationalities. Ger
many stands second with 37S steamers,
France 223, and Holland POS. The Brit
ish tonnage was. 6.62S. 1857, the German
| ,O51, i49, the French 591, JAP, and that Of
Holland 49, ITS. The traffic receipts
from Great Britain were $11, $685. the
German, 81, 627 1851, the French $1,1OO,6lO,
and the Dutch S777,94
This gives some idea of the immensely
of British commerce in the eastern
hemisphere as compared with the lead
ing commercial nations of Europe. Is
it to be wondered at that commercial
jealousy should run high?
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-21
THE COMING ECLIPSE.

A week from today there will be
total eclipse of the sun, not visible here,
but visible in well populated regions,
instead of in out of the way portions of
the earth, requiring costly expeditions
to make the observations, The track of
totality, according to the Scientific Am
erican, commences on the Pacific Ocean
west of Mexico. 1t will enter United
States territory near New Orleans, and
will then cross Louisiana, Mississippi
Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina,
North Carolina, and just touch Virginia
entering the Atlantic at Norfolk and
Cape Henry. 1t will traverse the North
Atlantic, will touch Portugal, Algiers
and other portions of North Africa, and
will end near the northen end of the
Red Sea.
There has not been for years an
eclipse which will give such an oppor-
tunity of careful study, and its path
through the States will be strewn with
observers, though their success will de-
pend upon the weather conditions.
The work of many an expensive expe-
dftion and much care in the accurate
training of observers has come to
naught, through the medium of cloudy
day. If one recollects correctly that
was largely the fate of an expedition
which, few years ago, was sent to
observe an eclipse from Kerguelans
Land, and the same cause interfered
very seriously with the United States
expedition to Japan.
But with a line passing from New
Orleans to Cape Henry, a distance OF
fourteen degrees of longitude, and trav-
ersing a populous country amply sup
piled with scientific and educational in
situations, the number of observations
can be multiplied many fold to what
has been practicable for many years,
and this is what makes the eclipse OF
May 2S, 1900, one of the most inter-
esting of the century
The eastern hemisphere will not have
nearly so good chance as the western.
The probability is that the efforts of
observation will be confined to Algiers
There will, however, be scientific par
ties from the principal countries Of
Europe to make observations. The
questions of the corona and the luml-
nous masses beyond are unsettled prob
lens. The latter are described and
shown in photographs as luminous mass
es, colored red, which extend hundreds
of thousands of miles from the suns
surface, and which are constantly
cleansing In outline They are only ViSi-
BILE at the time of the eclipse because
the light of the sun is blotted out. BY
collecting the many observations over
fourteen degrees of longitude many val
liable comparisons can be made. At all
events the astronomical world is very
wide awake in the United States just.
now.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-21

The incident at Kaiihi in connection
with the election for delegate is a very
unfortunate affair, 1t shows a diaposi-
ton to use disreputable and dishonest
methods in election which should be
met with reprobation by everyone who
desires pure political methods. Unfor-
tunately we have no means of legally
investigating and Furnishing such
frauds, though when we have Legisla-
ture we shall no doubt have legislation
upon the matter
Aootiii5n of this kind is very serious
1t poisons the purity of ele, Ut l's
very source, and it shows that a.''oIls
prospective voters there are men who
are willing to employ dsreputable
methods to defeat candidates who
might be running too strong for their
opponents.
To the right thinking man this out
come of the primary election at Kallhi
viii be q matter of sincere regret, If
we are to advance politically, 1t must
be upon lines of honesty and integrity.
Our desire Is to show that we are worthy
the privileges which have been granted
to us, and we want to take what is
best, and not what is worst from the
political methods of the Mainland. The
incident is really a disgrace.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-21

The Republican party seems to be
running strong on the other Islands.
The members of the party in Hilo are
making a brilliant record for them
selves. They have in Frank McStocker
an able organizer, convincing speaker,
and an indefagitable worker. 1t is to
be hoped that Mr.. McStocker will be
one of the delegates sent down from
the big Island. Maui is also bestirring
herself, and considerable interest is be-
ing taken in politics, and good results
are sure to be obtained.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-21

The best form of celebration for
Queen Victorias birthday would be a
subscription to be divided equally be-
tween the widows and orphans of those
who have fallen in the Boer war, and
the famine stricken inhabitants of In
dia. 1t would be a practical and a char
liable way of showing our appreciation
of the day.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-21

Hilo is coming forward with a great
celebration on the Fourth of July. Gel
ebrations are coming thick and fast.
We shall have three within less than a
month, commencing with June II. Ho-
nolulu sould get a move on as to or
ganization for Admission Day; it has
only resulted in talk as yet.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-05-21
CHANGE
TARIFF

Sixty days after the Hawaiian Terri
torial bill is passed the duty on Europe
an China and Crockeryware will be
from IS to 60 per cent higher-55 per
cent on White and 60 per cent on Dec
grated.
The present duty is 10 per cent on
either.
Now is your time to purchase what
you want In this line before prices are
advanced.
Sterling Silver from the factories of
Reed &; Barton and Whiting Mfg. Co.
We will have a special sale for the
next thirty days, commencing April
2Sth.
The reduction will be 80 1-3 per cent
Our assortment is very complete.
Platedware will be also sold at special
reduced prices.
Rich Cut Glass, for the next thirty
days at a rs per cent reduction.
All of our goods are marked in plain
figures and the old prices remain with
the new.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11

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@obbsb mob os, men Sasen er, at be,
iOm uunbre Omtrins tan lite ie saet
mRrte ben.
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Sit SOrn, 3a.

Seq ifaI preus at itriue no9Ie faa
ginisr til pDonfferen", bare bet iaa lite
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mig, ON Der bIeu bruDt mar $1,000 |
GIT 6orn fbfe 4. Juli.
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weir.

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Nortb 26tb Street timeaem @rant os Bur.
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5lair o9 Orie9n.

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9ioen logger paa 9oipitalet / omaha
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bsnoe ooer nb9ifterne, mOotases u
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bsre en- Interreiant Gale Of Mrs. 8ols
Ter ira 9ineulH, state president of
the w. c. 7. U.
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meiie Da9e ri enonu bar boft oeane
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geteren fra 9orlan, ga. at TONNE
BERTH, for efter 9iref.iOnens GnmOb.
ming, at obertnse 2eoelien Of Publ.
House.
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xzssf Srtt
ANIs & ,!
3 ben bonlfe aoIoni paa 800" gansn
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

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biniae Rsiurbiaetier til 9anbiegere suer
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uto at beu-enbe fig til 500" ganeus
ganotontor.
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9srnbanen. gaue ,5ernb1neprlier. -
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Land and Industrial Agent 500 Ry,
minneapolis, MINI.
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Blair COLLEGE

begnHper i'm @fierdarstermiH Den igOe Seps
tember. Stolen bar otte ioite ggrsre %
qRrerinoer.
ACADEMIC SCHOOL. (5orbereoenOe.)
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. Clas-
steal COurse.)
NORMAL COURSE. (For Teachers
County and State Certificates.)
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
bookkeeping, Shorthand and Type
writing, etc.
IonIf Sprog, eitteratur og 6itorie.
u%DDnnnelie al sGrere o. garerinoer for
ben Danife ggrneff9's
MUSIC DEP. 4.
5ortorae oper t.sa RE % Gitte'
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ON Mnaneoen "A uy
3nomeloelier mooi 3 n ere OPP
lpsHinser 8iues Of
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5il Salq.

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parb $500, Tan iGIses Tor $50, o..
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DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
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Jolt / Minnenpolis bn maatts fnos benz.
Seq iau npIis / Il boHit gIao.
(ltte .0anitsren"), at bet mebOsItes
iom nOset ierIis fort, at Der / SiOnr
Gitp no9Ie faa Elmer par iolst 500
6elte. 9i er neppe titnt meo en- iaas
ban MsobsIelie; ibi Sasen er ben, at
Der / ou~enn0unte 9ibsrum iOIstes mel:
lem 5 os 5000 9eite. 5 Rartfos' %
Slasteriusrosnen itaar vi lite iiIbaSs !
SiOur Gitp, % tunce uiit 9Obt, uben
berfor OF Uare ubeiIise, iigs bu baaos
i'll Omaha ce 9uuius gitp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
Solar Sails, SOlua.

ABE Gull git aar no9st liius al Der
/ gpeu; men ON for bsfsnbt9iort, iaa
bupbe 10 Dor kingdoms Screening iOrs
antaltst IN 5eft / Dasens A~nIebnins
Os Osnne par / aue Mauesr usIIpttst.
Munes 6Olt, babe samIe o9 unss, par
III Steoe. paltOr 5. UR. panisn,
gbicnso, osr pnr bIeust inebuot al
kingdoms 6Oreninssn, bolot ben sssui'
Iise 5slttale, IissIsOes taIts Stubsnt
Bid. Saiior u. 0unien fremoros
uOsls Of fine SpIeueIisr paa i'm Geiie /
Rinu, s. GIaulen taIte Iibt til SIui.
Der bIeu optagst en- Solicit til en- frem.
tiois 6sbnin9e.Wlisfon, o9 ba bet par
en- messt uarm Dag, uar Der meset COB
AfiGtnius FOR ice cream o9 andre tOIos
9ntsr, iuu Soften gao ct rietist sooi
OusrituO. iom tilfaIoer kingdoms 6Or-
sninsens Rosie, Os DiI bIius anpsnot |
ngttise 0iemso.
6Omitssn, iom par uuIst til at fOres
iiaa alt usorersnoe Soften, baube itts
iparet lib sqer RrRfter for at gore Sc:
ten iaa ton Og bebnssIis iOm muIist.
% osrfOr ituI be buUs lat.
= Man9e Rennslter bauos iamIst
fig DsO WgOet, Der uar bIeUst tiapi,
I'll foiis Senoas Gftsrmiooas paa
gbriit!an NoIfs 5arm.
Gstts par tiaise en- lille gernsfsit
for be Born, iom Der paa esnsn be:
isser ben oanits esrOuss StoIe, Der nu
Isoes Of Mrs. 6br. @OIf os Maris
RisIIeu. gsrnsns fang Fl par Snnss
os fremiusts nOsIe 9ibdiprOs, Os Der.
efier iaIis quitOr q. 6unien iii 5Or.
iomIinssn ubfra ben l26 DuUios
Salme.
Der bleu optdset en- Solicit til Snbs
tsb at lere vSansere" til Bru9 / pore
asrbuss Og SsnbussfOIsr. @umIs
iaa ueI iom anse ipniss at pare glade
oso Mtebst, og man berte ubtult fra
Here, at bet uur sniteIist. ON man
mart issn tunoe fan ct IiSusnbe Msos.
8 Senbnes Rat reiiie Qnna M.
Rasmusen til Rem Dorf for bsrs
fra iammsn NIB profesior 5rimobt
Weaer os 9uiiru at foriiatte Rsilen
til snmls Daumart. AnnR refer bism
for al D9re fin somis 5aber bsbialps.
liz, % maaits / en- mar 5remtib, ON
ban tunbe enfte bet, at beforbrs BAN
Der ousr iii ameritu, builtst piIos sIGs
be Annos mango Benner Der, os lite
minbff benoss 4 SslieHbe, iom bar be:
res Opbolb iblanot os. gennerne
enftsr annu @nbs DsIfsnslis paa
6siien os buor bun nom fomins, %
ui piI iolte pore Ionter msb fslsenosI
ginier:
,0ebis fse ri 5OrusI, men gsIfommen
0, buor serne."
Better 6 briffenen oe gu.
flrn rsifls / 1itsbass Wor9rs iii Sta.
{ ne, Wis, buOr be Jrsmfissn oil
prone beres eptfe.
Sulius WsIIsr, en- Of
.9anuepirts~ W%nnbfobet, reiffe | hote
uee til Dnnmnrt, for at Offa9se ct BE-
iee bos SlRatninge og genner.
8oa 5rebos often ri. 8 uiI Der
blius @ubsiisnsite | 9au3aretb Rirts
buor ben JOrensbe Rites 6ormanb
gaftOr o. D. Gbriftiane en- piI
tale.
-@briftian R 9 en- os
Sen gbritian fra 5oreIt Gin.
Ja., bar nosIe Dase befsst SIasts
on Wenner FER poa Gouen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-07-11
WfsTonsmooe.

ON Cub piI, bIipsr Der Wisfons.
msbs | @maus Msnisbsb fra 1922.
SuIi. 9snner Of ben foreneoe 3irfs
iubbpbes penIieit til at belle 9errens
gelfsneIis msb os | bisie Dase.
9erren peIisne Weost.
6. 81. Senfen,
1870 Mouub ADs., Haeins.