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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13
The SILENCE OF BUTTERFLIES.
This Insect Represents a Truly silent
World.

This Insect Represents a Truly Silent
World.
After all. the chief charm Of this race
OF winged flowers does not lie in their
varied and brilliant beauty, not yet in
their wonderful series OF transforma-
lions. in their long and sOrdid caterpil-
lar life. their long slumber in the
chrySalis. or the very brief period
which comprises their beauty, their
love making. their parentage and their
death. Nor does il lie in the fact that
we do not yet certainly know whether
they have in the caterpillar shape the
faculty OF sight OF not. and do not even
know the precise use OF their most
conspicuous organ ia maturity. the an
tennae. Nor does Il consist in this
that they Of all created things have
furnished man with the symbol or his
own Immortality. 1t rather lies In the
fact that. with all their varied life and
activity. they represent al absolutely
silent world All the vast ar
ray OF modern knowledge has found
no butterfly which murmurs with an
audible voice and only a few species
which can even audibly click or rus
tie with their wings.-T. w Higgin
son, ia Atlantic.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

The four thousand telephone girls
ia Germany are government employ
ees. Each znust be OF good chafactsr
and live In q respectable family. The
pay Is So IL cents day. With an ad-
vance q ak cents IN two years, and
those four years In serving secure
seysnfy-one c1nts a day. Applicants
fcr taose positions usually wait two
years for an o2sning-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

-. !, - .f--r A.. 1.,.III-l--
.e - --''l,7i "a. n. 81. tL-
nay" pa e-' '''-. -s....- Lr.-9
general lctlle 90 tArse "lli1.N-s u..r-
--e-l - t n ,--,t e". f.,lI
eA7e o. '.' ~. io'i.. s'' ~ 80
---e q. -7.--V N'. e-"-. --..'-. ,-L'.b
s'lie - ',.l' ~. N1.e. $3.50, .be
..liu a ,.---' .-.- II t-i--....,. .-l
y, anu n"S.n ~ -.-''- ...S 81. ~,
f.--eAti," 'ul.Nill--- -- ,..-' .,.
ne ~le.''..'"
-. - 49,. .n -be
tee"7 20 - 11.... .,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

Like the traditional Englishman, Ar
thur Stanley. Dean Of Westminster,
wore home from his first visit 10
America an expression OF amazement
which only time could cffac,. lie was
at once bcsct by interviewers. who
asked the usual questions. What
was the thing which most impressed
you in American was one Of these.
without a moments hesitation Dean
stanley replied. "sIy own ignorance"
--Argonaug
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13
suIIy's Creditors Adjourn.

New York, Special.--A meeting OF
the creditors OF ID. J. Sully & Com
pany, to consider the question OF
settlement between the creditors OF
the company add the bankrupt con-
Germ, which was held Thursday, ad-
journed until next Monday without
any decision having been reached
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

The Pike has in the Iyrolcan Alps the
finest concession that 1 nave ever seen
There ID a great square with many Quaini
buildings. A nttlc village street. and above
the sn0w-clad mountains which look very
real al, the evening falls The best scenic
railroad yet devised affords several tine
gimpses Of the Aip-- and there d very
rranhi. exposition OF the OberammcrgaU
passion play in the little church. The
tlf Dwcilcr-' concession also looks very
realistic at nightfall. IL D. elaborate 80 ar
ranrcment. and the counting. snake and
other dances by the Southwestern Indians
make 10 another vi the Pike shows which
should ho taken in ly an. Ia Seville there
is an amusing marionctte theatre and some
genuine spanish dancing. Fer the rest tie
Pike 0fcrs infinite variety. and as a rule
the fun moneys worth b. given. The enor'
nous Jerusalem and Bocr War concessions
are not on the Pike.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13


Thirty years ago. when visiting
sauto Domingo in an vfnctai capacity
he vas taken in hand by a newly
appointed minister. who undertook 20
show him around. Coming 70 me
coartway Of = prominent building.
the guide pointed 20 doorway sne
remarked. as couapIacentiy as u BE
were indicating the name * street
-.That Is where our last Emperor
was shot
In the course u his so5ourn he
came upon &C agec mar, held 10
6.gh esteem By the community De-
earse he had been witness Of q cutie
exceptional number q revolutions
and lived 70 tell che tale
~How many have you seem the
visitor asked.
.-Forty-two." the paxiarch MODEST
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

Richmond. Va. Specialize fea-
ture OF Thursdays session of the con.
vention OF stationary engineers was
a special service in memory Of the
members who died during the past
wear. After speeches b. several
members. the convention adjourned
until tomorrow. The Ladies Auxih-
AIRY elected the following officers
President. Mrs. Ardell Ingleson, or
Cleveland. Ohio: vice-president. Miss
Grace Delaney. OF Richmond; secre-
tary. Mrs. Minnie Whcepers, OF
Cleveland, Ohio; treasurer. Mrs. Jen-
nie Dickson, Milwaukee, Wis.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

y replied.
II appears that when a boy the ola
man had seen Louis XVI and Marie
Antoinette carried 10 the guillotlne.
Emigrzting TO Sznto Domingo. the
tale Of revolutions rapidly ran up I'LL
Il exceeded forty.-Cor1hiI Maya
zine.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13
Melancholy Of Russia.
When Vie the inside
E~ D. White.

~ Andrew u. White.
Russian !
frfroty fetishisU control
Il
Aeancaoy nae
AL q
their songs Almost
IN
o
could
al
after Of the
a
Of the midst all
detailed
gambling tables o. ioDarg or
eHredsQu
49,
slightest
Of
and in 1870 Of Italy against Austria in ls5
sini~ many Russia and these must have felt dep
there seemed force
- 49,. -@rfotisu cosl6t take n0d-The Century
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

IL is case 90 dine az the German Pa
vifon and die at the Exposition. Ina a
beautiful Modcrnc kunst lli.ding adloin-
iur Da- DeutscAs Haus thc 1es- food and
the highest price,. on the grounds arc 90 be
found. che liable d'hotc lunch and dinner
costing - and -. respectively. There =
also ia carte service Everything consld-
cred the prices are rot excessive, and al
least one meal should bc taken there Tor
the experience. Another should bee taken
az the ryroiean Alps, either outdoors or N
thc gorgeous dining room in the mountain
side The best French restaurant Is at
Paris. on the Pike Lower IN prices and
in every way admirable arc the two restau-
rants conducted by Mr.. korer ia the pa
yiions OF Cascade Gardens The east one
has Mattresses and no beer and the west
one Walters and beer. For a bat OF lunch
Germany. France and England all offer de-
icious pastry in the Agricultural building
These are not free ads, but time-savins
TINS for the traveller. There are no end oil
restaurants 10 TT all purses on the grounds
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13
PARKER RESIGNED
Gave Up Judgeship That He Might BE
Free TO Accept Nomination
PRESIDED AT ALBANY LAST TINE

Without Any Advance Announcement
He Arrived at Albany, Took Part In
Clearing Up Practically All the
Cases Before the Court Of Appeals
and Then Sent in His Resignation
to the Secretary of State.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13


OF confront the explorer VEG
attempt e>po'~
Lone Land "''onl
BY the
yother Of
by
and
the
peninsula has an
OF
and s
II large
Labrador nS
sluay s'ocsH "a
: ,5oO
hash table AND aoo9s eos
Of VIII
thesefo at int
many Of Viii
striking N1sFaS i,
bay ard ns ~ 49, "a, ~ -Ss water
one tu-nhse tHs'r Sides $40 ~
cave ure nle %
IS probable co'e7se 81
turtle
crfr derived tro1' e
az n are
Wallace tN'ca
OF h1 those
should oa D. ~l e9ri1es Should
cnrh'c MS
and hc s1f-y rc rnrn No certain
q
have u uao-cn1tc indeed ttt
VII 9
VI IS @
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

count Of his impressions for brooklyn Life,
which should convince any reader that n Il
worth has while - see TINS greatest OF eN-
positions,
In the expressive language ot the day,
81. Louis has the goods" l had expected
much of the Louisiana Purchase ENposi-
ton. for L had kept in touch with the
making OF it from its very inception, tvc
wears ago. but after nearly week OF Jour
nevinS through tins new wonderland /
must confess that IN every essential par
ticular IL Is far beyond nv expectations.
The biggest and best % WAS meant 20 be
and The biggest and best II :. The expo
sition. rumors Notwithstanding, Is quite
finished.
Those who imagine that the Columbian
Exposition remains the last word IN the
way Of a worlds fair should remember
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13

SelfiShneSS the Peril
Of Our Modern Life.

4 Again
PreSident y. Z. II acileN OF NsllS-
-- q have engaged I'D 'e
IT. 1ouQuezs Wen Is os war Tie boats q, =.
C and loud 1l4A
- IN assemblies and olI
on nayies
rendt o
mo n
wealth and
scur o
r u-fc
feret ue-h
and 81 t1
trev med
"a come Cd
indus ease rh goaan efort
ofs
undermined teTrIa
The
ancient NlicA
of
point
The cha
glory q @
viii ths
the OF ar almost equally
hinas rir q 3 e
re ainetse7S. century has been such
rre-C
conduct disastrous The attempt 20 make
constitutes serious
-. IL. Z - u
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13
ADDISON STEELE.

wel-knOwn newspaper and
magazine writer. OF New
York. recently spent . week
at the Worlds Fair. Re
turning home. he wrote the
f,fi......r~ ar,r,~o.~1afsx-e ac-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13
ONE HUNDRED FOR AN scc.

Eight OF the numerous buildings Of 70
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-08-13
In Unknown America.
I.abr North Less r~0'ore"
Africa.
Rv Willard Clazier

iE fate Of Leonidas Hubbard IN Lei
briefly some OF the conditions watch
has the hardihood 20 break from the
ton I'm the Labrador Peninsula-tl
although seen By the Csoots in 14s'
any other quarter OF North America.
by daring navigators for more thSn
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08

Matrimony-e happy marriage. the
making OF home-R home. mind you.
not keeping q house-1s the only iegiti-
mate happiness In the world for a
woman. The Almighty has plainly
said 20. but We twentieth century
wi@eAcrea. who know 30 much more
than our Cneator-we cry out for ca
neers, for the bachelor girl, for WON
ems cluba. women's rights and every
thing which In calculated TO take the
place OF the natural yearuing In
true woman's soul for g husbands sus-
tanning and protecting love. ard the
feel Of a downy head pressed against
woman's breast Wen. 20 on. Fool
yourselves II you like. Fool the world
II you can. / know your secret /
know how, when Christmas comes. you
have hours OF wishing all your fame.
all your beauty. ell your riches. were
swallowed up FOR just the touch OF
one hand--for the sound OF one voice
bonelyf The proRdest OF you. the
best educated. the most self-support-
ing. the most Cso-called) independent
would az times. the lonely times, the
eaudle-l lighting times, the Christmas
times, give everything on earth you
possess for q home OF your own and
a husband and a child No matter II
they made you unhappy. Even
wife's and q mothers unhEpplnoss Il
preferable to the unhappiness made
by business or frlende-so cold-biOod-
edo uncaring. oh. even the mos.
successful Of misunderstood daughters
and spinsters or bachelor Kirls or
emancipatea Divorces or consoled
widows-how much persuasion would
be necessary to cause you 70 rorsake
the loneliness OF being unloved for the
ona should he come along
RaEar,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08
MONT ANA NEWS.

Society of MONTANA Pioneers, Butte
October iQ.Ia.
Montana I. ID. o. r. grand lodge
Butte. October u.s.
John Beard 0f Livingston has been
granted 4 patent FOR bis invention
classified as means for telegraphing. q
The congregation 81 The propaganda
al Rome has isFned = brief appointing
Rev. John y Carroll "a be- bishop Of
Helena. IN succession 10 the late 1T
Rev, John d. Hrondel.
Harry Walker. a well known young
man 81 Bate. was probably fatally
shot BY Fred Shore. while on a hunt.
ing trip after tAckFabbits near Home.
stake Shores gun was accidentally
discharged while a shell was being
Withdrawn. the charge striking Walker
aquarely Ia the back.
A shooting ARRAY Ia which two men.
each more than 50 years Of age. par.
hcipated. occurred AZ q ranch about
10 miles from Woodcreek A man
named Charles foung Was shot twice.
once through the shoulder and once
through the brdast. By william Con.
nor founE's condition is serious.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08
WORK OF THE LlFE SAVERS
eIoo, 900. 600 in Property and 10000
Lives Saved on Thia CO4Ai Lilac.

eleo. Ooo. 900 in Property and 10000
Lives Saved on Thia Coast Lilac.
The United States government ex.
ponds 100000 a year for the main
tenance OF its 235 llfe-savlng stations,
DO on the shores OF the Atlantic coast.
twenty on the Pacific. ten on the Gulf
OF Mexico and ave along the great
lakes chain. The work. systematically
begun in 1871 ia New Jersey. the coast
of which. sandy and with 8 few bays
offers many dangers 10 navlgators. has
been extended so that Il now practic-
ally covers the chief danger points Of
the whole coast line OF the country.
more than 10000 miles In extent aud
longer than the coast line Of any other
country.
Eight hundred persons are employed
In the life-savlng stations. Their work
counts most, Of course, In winter time,
except on the northern lakes, where
travel is suspended In winter and the
perils b navigation are greatest in the
summer
Since the establishment under gov
eminent control the life-saving serv.
Ice Of the United States the number OF
wrecks at points within signaling dis
lance OF government stations has been
iA.000 and the number OF persons saw.
cd or helped to safety by the life saw.
ers has been 10000 The number OF
persons lost during the same period
on wrecks OF which notice 10 a life
saving station could be given has been
Loco.
II IL believed that the total property
In ships and eargOes saved during this
period by the government employees
amounted to si60O00.Oo0 There are
about 40 wrecks a year on the coasts
OF the United States--that Ia. az the
rate OF about two a day. BY the use
OF life lines, non-capsiEable boats,
ocean RATS and other like appliances
the means OF safety to passengers has
been largely increased, ana Il IA a
rather curious proof OF their efficiency
that the loss Of life on steamboats, on
interior rivers IL more than twenty
times greater IN a year than from
wrecks at sea along the coast line
New York Sun.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08

The Lewiston Interstate fair win be
heid October I7-2l.
Open gambling is alleged TO be In
operation IN Boise. In direct 0pposl,
ton TO the orders Of Mayer aawley.
The Valley Lumber 4 ManufnctuF.
inG company has started logging for
the winter nsaF culdesse. where the
company l. putting 10 8 Rawmill.
shoshone county finishes the nsoal
year sith ta0.232-5s on hand for school
purposes, q had daily attendance Of
1889 seTenty-nTe teachers were EN-.
ployed = an average salary Of ISL 81
per month.
kendriek needs more bFicklayers.
and contractors Hre willing 10 pay good
@sEes 70 set them Since the work az
rebuilding the town has commenced
bFiekiayeFa haFe been getting 500
and 81 a day. Nearly all get 81.
Professor H. v. Carpenter, head Of
,he departments ~ mechanical and
electrical engineering a. the Washing.
i0h Agricultural college. reports the
meats Ia the history q the senool
Nhen The stats legislature ot idaho
mnets neat stnteF q bin Rlii be pre-
seHicd asking for an appropriation az
ab0ag $4,000 with which 10 build and
equip . meiaiiurgicai laboratory build.
ING for the stats university AZ Moscow.
Tho Holec nruthvFa. who have been
engaged IN tae saRmiil and lumber
Business 81 RnFcxi for a uumbrr of
years. lost their mill pihnI and the
greater part II their stock of lumber
~ Gre last week The loss ID estimat.
I'd Al about $4,000. with no insurance.
With the starting u the steamboat
Muauiaia Gem, composition has been
Furnished Tor the freight of the upper
6uake river. and warehouses and
taFmcFs arr raaplaE tho boncnt. not
Ia . reduction Of charges. bat By hAv.
las the Wheas hauled away promptly.
Mr. iaHrunce. one % the owners a.
lbs II. /. groap 81 nines in Thunder
Mountain. has returned 10 Lewiston
from the east and reports that the pur.
ehsssrs q the property have made the
third payment The total purchase
price Ia understood 70 be about $50.
po0.
y y Endieots. the young man who
riciimited chaFttably disposed persons
IN SPOKANE and the surrounding coun.
IFy upon shc Plea that be wan cndoav.
aging 10 raise sufficient money 10 car
y him 70 Hoi Springs. Ark. where be
intended 20 undergo treatment for 10.
seFuuloeia q the bones Of bis leg. has
confessed 10 being q rank fake
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08

ward appearances Il has no visible ef.
feet About 1000 cards have aiready
beeh issued. and e. the crews on al
me large mines hold cards. the men
vent 70 work as usual. ID fnct. IL was
stated q the once Of tie minlng as.
soelatlon that N no case aid mon An.
pear for work without : card.
~ the payment Of $1,000 10 Cath.
eFine PEichard, aaministratrix a. me
estate Of Andrew ]. PFichard a. Wal.
iaee. Idaho. the suit brought BIZ her
was dismissed. This win permit
burek : 3urbFidge Of Spokane. the
principal owners Of the Western MIN.
ms company. 10 move the dredee
which caused action. 70 eastern ore.
son.
-Ihe owners Of the Dewey mine have
started work rebuilding the siAm A
tbs south fork Of the Clearwater liver
and IN two or three weeks viii have /.
nearly completed.
The funeral Of David Owens. who
vas killed BY the explosion Of dyna.
mite while be Was az work on the All.
hambra mine near Wardner, idaho.
vas held Saturday.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08

Par Cahlil. a miner employed At the
KRtor mine. has fallen heir 10 an ~.
tns of tgs.Hoo b. the death 81 his
mpdtathgt Al. EimiFa. = Y. The Sc.
eascd lpft 100000. divided between
aw heirs
A. = smith. representative elect
ffem BAKER county. has an option on
a. Emma claim Tor $40. 900. The
Fppafty IL owned by H. A. Knapp.
W. also possesses the National group.
ho'h are located In the Cracker Greek
eh,riut A drift will be run on the
Eun Immediately. a. well a. a shaft
snk.
The Alpine cree Of carpenters en-
poyed on the mill at sumpter have
Completed their work. Five stamps
have been dropping for some time. and
Considerable concentrates are on hand.
Tho fuil capacity Of the new mill 10
% stamps.
A. Huntington mill Il being deliver.
ed at the Columbia mine this week.
When installed this will increase the
mill capacity from 10 TO IS stamps.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08
RNES AND MIHlNG NEWS.
Items OF iHTEREsr GATHERED
DURING The PAST wEEk
MIns Owners Pushing Work on ThsIs
Properties In Idaho. Montana and
ors0on-AaIns Operations Of nrItIsh
Columbia Are Rather auIst MANY
Accidents and Personal Events.

The following fguFes show the Unit,
I'd States prodnotloR OF gold and SII,
ger for the calender gear o. 1885,
Nora At6arta@m Vmtfssi f6gaaaa. ndld
Ns.6aI. 100 ssilver e2s. al. 900; MeSieo,
gold 1861. 500. silver sas. 070 900;
Canada. gold. tls,Ss4.60O. silver o.,
TO. 500.
The commercial value u the silver
output u the world il 90. 632. 400 great
or than IN lso2 ~ the average price Of
So eents per ounce. compared with 6s
cents in the previous year, The m0st
important gains in EoId we're t1S.a7A.-
900 In Africa and eT.65i. 800 Ia austria.
liza. and the most serious lose vac in
the united States. The most import.
ant change In silver produced war Ia
Mexico. which reports an Increase u
iO.szs. ass nns ounces, Australia has
q gain of l.66G.aa8 ounces.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08
ON weoN frRAea

4 fruit fair win be hold At Hood
River OetObar 1915.
The Weston brickyard 10 nlling con
tracts for brick AZ . rapid rate.
aeorge T. Baker, the veteran theat,
fleai manageE Of Portland. has anil
ated With the Northwest Theatrical
association.
Thomas WhldrOn, an electric line
man. was killed 81 Portland while re-
pairing some wires on top. Of q pole
90 feet high.
locations toF the municipal light
ana power houses and fumes have
been made. q nd Milton viii be light.
ed BY January l.
Peter Kittspn. living south OF the
town Of Adams, was born e. Wallula
" 1850, soon after the establishment
of the raalng posts Ia the west.
The Warrington 4 Oregon Light q
Power company has assured the Pres
ton-Parton Milling company Of Athena
that they will have power for them on
November 10.
The Northern Pacific has announc.
ed rate Of 10 cents per 100 pounds
on lumber shipments from GFays Har-
Dor 70 Portland, In lots Of $1,000 ibs
This IL a redurtlon OF ? cents.
Ten farmers Of the vicinity Of Echo
have purchased q 1880 pound black
FereheFon stallion. The price was
$1,000. The sNOek In the animal will
BE- divided In 10 shares Of $500 each.
The opera house being built At Wes-
ton will be edmpleted this week. II
IL equipped with am of the modern
confenienees, and IL one Of the best
Tor It's size u be found Ia q small
town.
Portland 10 have q new packing
house. II will be a local enterprise
The company u capitalized at $500. 600
Il viii operate h stOckyard where stock
can be shipped for sale, combined with
q packing house. lne whole plant 10
cover an area III "a acres. Il viii nave
an initial capacity Of slanghtering 800
cattle. 500 hogs and coo sheep daily.
and will employ about 500 men.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-10-08

The shipments from R0sslAnd fou
.sss week we're somewhat less than
ordinary,
fhs RossiaHd PoweE and the Waits
Bear concentrations have under wAy
aalne lines that win solve lhe water
psUbiem for the supply of both Enills.
Walsh viii largely Increase the daily
average q ore crushed here. The
spitEeV ains has concluded ils nss
tFeatmsnt arrangement and wlli soon
eommsacs mining 90 q lager scale
haH ever before. TIE force viii BE-
hueFeassd 10 no meR. The Velvet,
portland salas nos has % soH sdai.
jon To it, eoneeHtFaIoF veil under
pay
Boundary ore ahipmenis for last
seek usFe. QFnuhy alnes 10 bFanby
snsttoF. i0.An0 toms. brooklyn 70
boundary Pals smsitsF. Tis tona: No.
theg Lode ~ aFaunweod smriteF, AgSg
'1ns. Saasss 10 fiouhdsFy Paiis Etnel
'og. ia t0as: Eama 10 Hslsau and
fnundaEy Fatia aHaeltnys. 1871 toan:
nOaatsin Ho4e 20 OFesuWuod and 10
boundary Pals HncignFn. 10 tuaa.
Total for wepk. iT.tsT tons. totoi foT
yraF. 80. iss tons. tbs Grady snei,
~ treated i0.TzS tnns last wcek.
luha i.1eE. = prn&Pscsug. Haa dFawn.
- 10 shh Stake river ~ 0uaoy. idaho.
He hedy waa reeuveFea he rode ais
b1rsp iuto The stream and the animal
saa sWsps OF lis fevS. tho rider being
hsS.
Il IL stated 90 good authority that
IiAo ii Epxsns nsiRa nsaf MaYte Elm
pay . prons % 500 600 10 The pioek
ho'1efa this yeas. Thiz included the
tsuata fne the nFs. tha mlti and Lead
hr4uiy EtNeh ~ he c4nadian govern.
neat fuf he pgpduetion ~ lead ogna
sst apnsh tho 81 Eugene 10 report
- 20 have gahea oug tss 600 and the
ia 80 tCn concentrating piant b nou
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