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pLANs oE sANTos-DUMoNT.
He Win Travel by Arship from Paris to
San Francisco,

He Win Travel by Airship from Paris to
San Francisco.
London, October IS. Ex Mayor Phelan Of
san francisco, who arrived in London to
night from the continent, said to q repre-
sentative of the Associated Press that NJ
Santos umOnt With whom Mr.. Phelan
dined yesterday evening, was about 10
make an offer to travel from Paris 70 San
FrauciscO by an airship.
''santos Dumont." said Mr.. Phelan, asks
mat prize Of 10000 be put up. This
snn. however, win only be paid over I'm
c0se the trip Is successful The seronaHt
undertakes 10 pay all his own expenses and
he Is already at work building a new air
cnnddeut of achieving his object. He pooh
ooohs the difficulties Of such lengthy
Nm and not only believes he has got a
chance az capturing this prize but that
49,. VIII bs. found a sufficient number OF
contributors 70 make up the purse that he
esks as a reward.
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MITcHELL MAs nrr1rrNr


AZ the conclusion OF the conference Mr..
Mitchell said he had no Information which
he could give 10 the public. 1t was an.
nounced likewise at the white House that
no cfhcial statement " the conference
would be madc at this time. when the
last conference had been concluded Mr..
Mitchell left the White House and after
q orlef conference With President Samuel
Sompers OF the American Federation Of
Laoor ana some other labor leaders. de.
parted Tor Wilkesbarrc. Pa Mr. Mitchclrs
Nlslt 20 Washington was by invitation OF
irvsldent Roosevelt Who asked the miuers'
Itsslugnt 10 come 10 Washington tn order
tnat they might discuss the terms Of the
E'PeSltlon submitted TO the president last
M0euay night by the railroad presidents.
a hlie gu persons having knowledge OF
tne details Of the DAYS proceedings are
f,,ASee1iugiy retcent. enough Is known TO
lnStiiy tue statement that while they jid
not accomplish 4 settlement Of the strike
thnglblo results. The discussion OF the sit
uauon was entirely amicahle. MIR Mitchell,
was In concliatory mood aud the pfesi.
dent was very Jealous IN his efforts TO pro
mote settlement ct the strife
Al the hrSt conference which lasted
from ~ $50 q. m. until 1850 n. m the pfesI-
dent and Mr. Mitchell discussed fully the
proposition made by the operators. In u
general way the miners president indicated
certain objections which he had 90 the
proposition. but did not at that time
ment
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town, Spradleg is now armed with a ca
plas for the negro, and agreed before he
left to bring him here. A strong escort will
sec that no more dodgiug Is allowed.
Judge Davis has fixed the case for trial
here next Tuesday Five hundred citizens
Of the comfy guarantee bin a fair trial
and protection. The consensus of opinion
IS, however. that military or state Rangers
must accompany him for protection
one OF the mob leaders stated today mat
had the negro beeu brought here by sprau'
lev he would have been roasted to death
plans were laid for digging pit IN the
puhllc square building slow tire IN II ana
spreading rails across, claiming. the negro
10 them. Extremists still favor TINS
method OF treatment Of the negro II he is
ever brought here.
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Buloarians Defeated.

Coustantiuoplc, October l5It is de-
clarcd In government circles that The Bull
gariln revolutionary bands have been de-
feated and that IN a shHrp engagement in
the KrcLena dC6le between a force n
Turkish troops and Insurgents the Bu-
garans were disl0dscd and dispersed.
The porte learns that the Bulgarian gov
eminent has finally decided to suppress the
Macedonian committee.
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Rlohanan known al Waco,

Waco, Texas. oetober 15.-Jim Buchanan,
who Is charged with the murder of the
Hicks family near Nacosdochcs and whom
a mob tried SO hard TO get, formerly lived
In tins city. Hc left here several weeks
national and Great Northern railroad. lie
has been I'm trouble IN this city a number
of times and is well known by the officers.
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wANrEp A rREE ~.

Mr. Mitchell Insisted That President
Roosevelt be given free baud in the selec-
tion OF The board OF arbitration end that
the terms upon which the operators pro-
pose to create that board be rcmodellcd, al
ieust TO some extent. II is understood also
that the wording OF the mine operators
proposition emitting any reference TO the
miners union does not meet Mr., mitchell
approval He desires II possible To iplect
some formal recognition Of the union, al
though that may be technical, which ne
nav wave later Mr.. Mitchell also express
~ opposed the restriction made In tue OPP
orators proposition limiting tue selection OF
a Federal judge as one oI the arOlttators
10 4 particular jurisdiction II Is stated
on excellent authority, although not by the
president or Mr.. Mitchell. that President
Roosevelt agreed to present Mr.. Mitcheils
contention 10 the operators.
Mr. Mitchell assured the president OF MS
anxiety to end the strike, but said the
miners were nrIn In their position and that
he could not AFFORD to sanction any proposi-
ton that would sacrifice their interests at
THIS time lie was WiUing, however, 10
uisnCuse With minor details and Indicated
his intention TO demand an arbitration
hoard which should be selected fnirly with
respect equally to the interests OF bolu
parties TO the controversy. While the feel.
Ing among those familiar With tho position
iukcu 10y MI. Mitchell is not optimistic %
Us generally believed mat the differences
existing between The miners aud operators
VIII nc solved Auuly and thlt while IL may
take n few days 10 bring thcu together
the belief H. uu1 crSul that tho pending ncgo'
tiaaions will terminate The strike. Tho
sensation or dramatic incident Compare
lively fcW people know Of tho coming OF
President Mitchell and as be is not known
generally In Washington hts appearance
attracted little attention. lie came 10y iu-
yiiation OF the president, who telcPhoned
10 him last night.
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Ii You Don't Register You Can't Vote.

oton painfully At the present rae o ~
ne qualified win be 10 election daT
voters simply DISTINGUISHING themselves Besides u'S are uS -
'Auy the town
There In National or state ana Oeu
aa much at stake in respect to eolh
two years
Hcuson ~ S' W -
there is not more registration til week there the last
Ags which will
you don't register youc
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ORDERS TO TYLER TROOPS.
The Captain Warned to Guard His e.
cine,

The Captain Warned to Guard His En-
eine.
Tyler, Texas. October 15.-Cuptlln John
I. Bonner Of the local military company
received message at $50 o'clock tonight
from Adjutant General Scurry for aim -
assemble his company at the armorv and
await the arrival " special train which
would carry him 70 Hendersou, where nc
would report TO the sheriff Another vie
followed for him to place guards on the
engine between ovcrton cnd Henderson.
Tie company is ordered there to pr, tect
the negro murderer Of tho Hicks family
'fhe company left AT $40 tonight FOR lien
derson
Great excitement is reported along the
line Of the International ana Great North
ern railroad from Lougyicw 70 Henderson.
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lcusyiew. Texas. October 15.--Grcat eS-
element was caused here this morning
wen It was known the negro. Jim Buch-
a'h who murdered the Hicks family and
eurared the daughter OF Mr.. Hicks near
sseoedoches was ia the LonGvicw jail In
Ia'Se OF Sheriff spradley OF Nacogdochcs.
'eo Guided the mob seeking the life OF
y prisoner last night in Shreveport,
SasuH Spradlev arrived here at about
cock this morning and lodged the pris-
y, Y" IN jail without any one knowing Of
Y presence here This morning before any
s'snp could be made 10 get the negro
: ifit In q carriage. going in a south
''tfS direction from here. presumably
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
pEATA FoLLoWEp MEpplNe.


Groom Sueeuunbed Within Short
Time After Ceremony.
Temple, Texas, October lS.-Nfr.
EMIL wenderlich of san Antonio
died last hight at tho Harvey house
from the effects OF an overdose OF
morphine. He hnd been married
during the early evening to Miss
Anna Kohl, and they were waiting
FOR the southbound Santa 10 10 20
TO san Antonlo when Mr.. wendrruoh
complained OF feeling badly and
stepped aside to take some medi.
cine shortly no was taken vloIent-
~ sick and was carried 10 room Of
fhc Harvey house. where he died In
fcw hours IL 10 Thought that hc
took a desc Of morphluc TO steady
hts ucrvcs, aud that his system was
in such condition that Il produced
death. A circumstance that adds
additional sadness TO the matter is
that the bride IL Just from derina.
ny, having come here 20 be married
TO the man OF her choice Arrange
meuts are being made for the burial
OF Mr.. Wondcrlich here
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Y AGREEMENT REACHED.
x CONFERENCES AT THE WHITE
'oosE PRODUCED RESULTS.
see Roosevelt and President Mitch
= ffme to Conclusions on
" ne Strike Question

,sss'o On October l5.-AIr. Mitchell
|sissIss.. asrmaiiy during the day 10
r ~, ny. Roosevelt that the Mine work
fatss - a'ssented from the restrictions
fnty,,,. zoe operators In the choice Of
t,ssl8sr,V commissioners and desires the
3 tie $3.50 ~ nave an absolutely free hand
ss'ion Of It's members. He laid
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TROOPS ORDERED OUT.

Five Companies Put On Duty by the
Governor.
Austin. Texas. october 10 The governor
tonight ordered out the Tyler, Marshall
Rusk. Palestine and Henderson military
companies to report at Henderson at once
20 protect Jim Buchanan who is In Jail
there. The troops will be in command Of
Major Raines. General Scurry win remain
here but win keep in touch with the stua
ton
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No. Warshins Nendcd.

Washington October Ia United states
Minister Bowen. at Caracas. has cabled the
state department asking that one or nos
sibly two moro Warshius be sent TO roin.
force the gunboat Marietta nj la Guayra
in view OF the present critical situation
which has arisen at the Venezuelan capl-
toI
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large to take the negro through much
larger mob than Is assembled here
what will happen later can not be fore,
cast but the negro appears safe for tho
present.
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p...;v., for wins Point Mercantile Co.

Receiver for Wits Point mercaoliie 70
WINS Point Texas October 14.-Mr. J. c.
Rr.el az Wills Point Texas, has been APP
ro,,,,e6 receiver for the Wills Point Mer-
s.,.t,o co-npany and took charge OF the
ss,stnsss and effects 0f the company To-Day.
,rI,a Teseiver vas appointed In the Four
teentf district court a. Dallas, No further
,i'tsina5 from Receiver Rugel today.
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Austin. Texas. October 16-.A rolun,Bry
petition ia bankruptcy was hled this ~
ernOon Ia the Federal court hy PAU OTTO
ElEner. 4 merchant 81 the town ~ Bnsfrop.
ATS liabilities are SS70i4 assets Sl1e,1oh
81 witch e11 235 A. claimed to be e1entrt
from The operation Of the law.
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eHAMIs FlNANclAL pLAM.
The Secretary viii Not Discuss the Mat
ter Of Buying Bonds.

Washington, October 1S,-or september
20 last Secretary shaw issued notice 70
the eject that me department would pnr-
chase any Of the United states 5 PEI cent
nouds Of lD0f at siO5 Il presented on or
before October 10 uodayl. Under thAt
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efforts to reconcile the distprh,,r.s sev,i.
S{eQ and 10 have the operators mako eospe
eufthsr conEessions. bis aim being 10
Ieaeh Q common accord between miners ana
bh, ny sSi. whereby the labor dispute may
resumed "a N'A'
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Longview People Became Excited.

trying to catch the southbound mterna-
tional and Great Northern train at NJ
gore So parties were notified at hhGore
accordingly and large posse organized 10
get the negro. hut be did not GO TO T''at
point Mobs we're also ready at Troupe
overtou aud Jacksonville, but when the
train arrived at Jacksonville the prisoner
was not on board
A passenger on the train which brought
the negro here from Shreveport says nc
never saw so many guns and pistols IN his
life as at the dcpot at Shreveport, where
the mob was assembled to take the negro
lie could not understand how the officers
got the negro on the train
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me sEcoND cnNFERENCE.

Mr.. Mitcheus second conference with
President Roosevelt lasted Just thirty Eve
minutes, and he left the White House at
2;4J D. IN. He boarded a car and went TO
tho office OF President Gompcrs Of the
Federation of Labor. There he met Mr..
Gompcrs and James r. Duncan, vice pres
ident II the Federation of Labor aud scy-
oral other labor leaders. Their conference
was brief. as Mr.. Mitchell desired to leave
on the first train for WilkeSharre. Mr..
Gompers and Mr.. Duncan accompanied MI.
Mitchell TO his train tho three walking
close together and chatting earnestly.
Mr. Mitchell loft the city ut 100 y. m,
for Wilkcsbnre, going as nc had come, ON
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad. just before MS
departure he declined absolutely to make
any statement whatever IL the result OF
tho conference with the president
shortly after AIR. Mitchell left The White
House Secretary Ellhu Root arrived and
soon afterward the president and the sec
rotary left on an extended drive As the
president passed through the hell ~ the
White House 10 tho carriage he used one
ci1itcL TO assist him In walking To a
group NJ newspaper men he remarked,
cheerily, that he hoped IN day or two %
he able to discard the crutch. Referring
10 his leg, he said that was the least Of bis
troubles He declined to make any state
ment regarding the conference with MT.
Mitchell.
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GARRISON EXCITED.

Mob Organized to Go to Henderson
After the Negro.
Garrison, Texas October Ii "A telephone
message just received here says that Jim
Buchanan, the negro that murdered the
Hicks family, IS in jail at Henderson, Rusk
county. The citizens there notified the
Nacogdoches people A mob is being or
ganized in the country to go after the
negro.
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aearlsnd' Stoves and RANGES
u-araed FIRST Prize, Paris, 1900, Buffalo,
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sherman, Texas, October f5.-Pauline
Burton, S-ycarold daughter Of William Bur
ton, died 10 Bells last evening, She had
been sick with uiphtherin and last evening
about $40 o'clock her mother gave her
dnsc ~ the medicine she thought Ind been
left by the physician II WAS aftcrWurd
learned that the mother had mHdC n mia
take aud given Tho CAlld chlhniic acid. from
the effects Of which she diod
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Mckinney, Texas, October IS ~ H. J..
Burton OF this place received message
late last night stotins that the 1smouths
old infant son ~ his brother AZ BELLS had
drank n quantity ~ carbulic acid and died
from the effects,
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Pilots weRe SMASHED.
But Trains Stopped in Time TO Prevent
a Bad Wreck.

q Bad Wreck
Kenney, Texas, October 15.-what came
near being serious wreck occurred hero
today Two frcights blew Tor the curve
below here az the same time aud iumc-
diatcly afterward both engineers shut OF
steam, put on brakes nud whiatlcd for the
crews TO jump, which they dld The en-.
giues came together with only sufficient
force 20 smash the pilots. The head brake
man rolled down an embankmont aud into
wire fence sustaining bruises aud
scratches. No one else was hurt.
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Dallas. Texas, October u IL. r. Hi
aged 80, was found ln dying condition
under railroad irestle and expired shortly
after being taken 10 the hospital II rs not
known whether he fell or was knocked OF
the treatle
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Terrell. Texas, October -. John Der.
quist was run over and killed by Texas
Midland train nt Rosser last night.
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Bri9bt's Disease

The largest sum ever paid for a pre-.
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and was paid by party OF business
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and Diabetes, hitherto incurable dis.
eases.
They commenced the serious inves.
tigation OF the specific Nov. Is, 1900.
They interviewed scores of the cured
and tried 1t out on its merits by put
ting over three dozen cases on the
treatment and watching them. They
also got physicians to name chronic.
lncurable cases. and administered IT.
with the physicians for judges. I'm
to Aug. 25, eiRhty-seven per cent of
the test Cases were either we'll or pro.
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There being but thirteen per cent Of
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closed the transaction. The proceed.
ings OF the Investigating committee
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The next regular quarterly examin.
alton OF applicants for lst, 2nd and
Bird grades Of teachers certificates, a.
arranged by County Superintendent
Van Duzer, will be held at Rathdrum
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Nov.
n. % and 20, 1902. Sessions begin
at 8 O'Clock a. m. Questions from
School Law will be taken from Chap.
ter 80, and state constitution from
Articles - and 10.
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Work has been temporarily suspen-
ded on the irregating ditch below
town. Mr.. Benham, who has been
experimenting the work for the past
two months, had between twenty and
thirty men employed. A little work
remains to be done at Fish lake. The
chief task which has confronted the
lrregatlon company, in the enterprise
was to carry the water over the sink
where the water has been In the habit
Of disappearing after passing through
town. This task has been successful.
ly accomplished and the water con-
Quoted several miles furthur toward
Spokane River.
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In Memory of Thomas McNuity.:

ArHoL. IDAHO, Nov. 10Th, 1907
Whereas, Almighty God. In HIS
wisdom, has removed from our midst
Neighbor Thomas McNulty; and, al
though we cannot fathom the mystery
OF His wisdom, we bow to His Will,
knowing that all is we'll,
RESOLVED, That Ath0l Camp No.
1888 M. w. OF A. tender our heartfelt
sympathy to the brothers and sister
and friends and assure them they will
not only miss good brother and
friend, but this camp an esteemed
neighbor and the community an hon
ored citizen.
RESOLVED, That as a token OF our
esteem and respect, the charter OF
the camp and his chair be draped In
mourning for thirty days, that copy
of these resolutions be furnished his
relatives and the press, and that they
be spread upon the minutes OF this
camp. P. j. BENNETT, I. L. YOU'VE,
S. II. HosLER-Committee.
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A suit by the C0eur d'Alene lumber
company against the firm Of McGillas
Il Gibbs for SIC, 900, q balance alleged
to ! educ for saw logs.
The appointment of Mrs. Maggie
Grant as administrative Of the estate
,of Fred Grant, deceased, OF Harrison,
bond being fixed at $2S, 900. The es.
vtate is valued at SIS, 900.
Permission to John Reed of Clarks
Fork, to release the homestead of Geo.
he. Killxore, insane.
appointment OF w. J. Mcclure as
Hdmlnlstrator Of the estate of George
Maccr, deceased.
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TIMBER LANDACT, JUNE3. 1873.
Notice for Publication.
United States Land CfIlce.

united States Land Cffce,
Occur d'Alene. Idaho, November z 1912.
III Nptice Is hereby given that in compliance
Mtn me I provisions OF the act OF Congress Of
,une . 1870 entitled IAN act for the sale Of
.mDer lands In the States OF California. Ore
sch, MHeyIada, and Washington Territory" as
net ~ 10 az the PUBLIC land States BY
Sas an 1h' county Of Kootenai, state OF Idaho,
stats sn,s uay hied IN this Office his sworn
~, 40 q s. see =, No 30 Up s. N. Range No. "
S ~, ana VIII offer proof to show that the land
sought Is more valuable for it's timber 1 M
estaSsh III, ior purposes
REGISTER and Receiver OF this Office Mt Goenr
Of A fnne, 10 on Wednesday, the 18th day
r. ne en- names mes as witnesses: Henry M. Mosely.
" H. ana hiram ". Mosely both of SPOKANE
chihn "a George Cook Of Athol Idaho, and Ar
on,p nn ozark OF Granite. Idaho
uh nny ana al persons claiming adversely the
that, 81 lands are requested to file
itta claims In this Office on or before said
MILO. -''"' -. H. ~ 1nLONG.
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Notice Of Bond Sale.

Notice is hereby given that School pistries
No. SO, Of KoOtenai County. Idaho. Will seii
Of said bonds being payable four years from
date OF issue. and the other eight years from
date OF issue, each bearing interest At . ray
not to exceed six per cent per annuin pays.
BILE annually; said bonds being issued Tor tng
purpose OF erecting and equiping schoo'
house IN said School District. -,
Said bids will be received for said bonds ~
the Board Of School Trustees Of said schoe.l
District until the hour OF o'clock Of Dec. y;
19lC. at the Office of the Clerk Of said hoardoi
school Trustees OF said School district,
The right to reject any aud all bids IS ~
erved.
Each bid should be directed to L. ", Fam
Clerk of School District No, 50. Eln'irs'
Idaho. A.,
BY order OF School trustees of District NO.
So. KOOtenai County, Idaho.
Dated this 13th day Of November, 1907
FRED B. RAY, L. W, FAIL
Chairman. Clerk.
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