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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
STOESSEL WILL. Make REPORT
TO THE EMPEROR.

St. Petersburg, January 1.-THE var
office explains that the reason for Lieu
tenant General Stoessel giving his pa
role and returning to Russia instead of
remaining at the head of the heroic
troops who formed the garrison OF Port
Arthur and sharing their fate IS priSo-
ners of war in JaIan is that 1t is in
cumbent upon him to bring q detailed
report of the defense of the fortress to
the emperor. Real Admiral Dochilnsky
will bring then ava report.
The arrangements for General Stoes-
seFs route home I OF completed. Al
the war office It'll S said that the general
will undoubtedlv come straight to st.
Petersburg, his first duty being to re-
port to the emperor. AS sooE as HE
route through Russia is determined
upon preparations viii be made TO give
him a fitting reception.
Berlin, January 12.-The Neuste Ma
chricten today published a dispatch
from Mukden saying that according to
Russian intelligence the Japanese army
facing General Kuropatkin's forces has
been reinforced by 36S siege guns re-
Gently used in the investment of Port
Arthur and also $1,000 infantry. max
ing a total of 38S. 900 men with 1,245
guns.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
TON MESSENGER. TUESDAY, q II, 1908

Allen Lane, Of Wilkes county, who was
convicted Of manslaughter and sentenc-
ed to fifteen years in the penitentiary,
the communication being to six and a
half years. This Governor spoke IF this
matter and then pointed to his desk.
every compartment OF which was clear,
and added hat there was nothing do
Ing.
In the Superior court here a special
venira has been ordered for Friday.
in the ease of Will Adams. the negro
who killed a negro woman and hsr two
children and nearly killed another. a
year ago e Milburnie. He was once
convicted. but was given a new trial.
The grand jury has returned a true
bill against Raymond D. Bynum fer the
murder Of J. H. Afford.
Postmaster Bailey is notified of a new
rural free delivery route from Newport,
with Charles T. Rogers as carrier. He
says that by July LIST there VIII be a
thousand routes in operation
George w. Daniel has been placed in
he enitentiary here. for life. AS was
first stated in this correspondence. Gov
ernor Aycock committed his death SEN
tence.
A report on free Libraries for rural
public schools was issued by State SUI
p~erintendent Jayner. showing 954 such
libraries, which cost SO. 500, and which
contain $3.50 20 80 have
taken all the libraries to which they are
entitled, hat is twelve. Very few
yet remain untaken.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17

O. A. Whitaker of Indiana. While
Suffering from Home Sickness Com
mitS Suicide.

Ashevilla. \. c., January 1.-THE
body of O. \. Whitaker, of Paragon,
Indiana, a student at Bingham Mill
tary Academy, was found today hang
ing from a tree in Victoria Woods.
The ~coroner's jury returned a verdict
that the deceased came to his death
by suicidal hanging. Whitaker, who
was % years old, came to the Bing-
ham Military Academy ten days ago.
Since his arrival here the school au-
thorities state Whitaker suffered from
home sickness and it is thought that
he committed the deed while under
its influence.
He left the school last night with
out permission and according to wit
nesses was seen pacing the platform
OF the railway station late last night.
A telegram was received this evening
from J. c. Whitaker. of Paragon, Ind.
father Of the dead boy, directing that
the body Of his son be shipped home at
once. The remains have been embalm-
ed and will be placed on the train to-
night.
The suicide Of young Whitaker was
planned with minute are and executed
in a m~ethodical n The place Sc
1ected by the DO, for ending his life
is a thickly wooded spot close to a trail
leading from he Victoria road to the
tracks OF the Southern Railway and
some 200 yards froE. the Victoria nj.
The rope was Of new cotton. and every
precaution was taken by the intended
suicide to prevent any miscarriage Of
his plans. Upon reaching the spot. he
selected a small white oak tree. Whit
aker removed his collar and tie mi
placed them nea the bas OF the tree.
rope was hen doubled and moose
formed and placed about his neck. He
climbed the tree and after adjusting
the noose and tying one end Of the -ooe
70 a limb, thrust his hands INTO his
pockets and jumped. dislocating his
neck.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Notice of Peabody's Contest Against
Adams Filed.

Denver, Col. January 12.-Notice
of former Governor James H Pea
body's contest against Governor Aiva
Adams for the office of governor filed
with the legislature today. The COM
plant sets forth the allegation that
the majority of 9.774 for Adams on
the face of the returns as finally can
vassed, was obtained by mean of q
conspiracy in Denver and several
other counties. Tt is charged that 2
padded list of ten thousand names
was used in Denver on election and
hat the registration books contained
at least 5000 false, fraudulent and
mythical names It is further set
forth that 10000 votes were cast by
repeaters in this city.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
A SfaYer.

Eyes" said he, letting her out an
other notch beyond the speed limit,
"the automobile has come to stay"
Then the machine slowed down, gave
a shudder or two and a dry, rasping
cough.and stopped.
You were right" said his guest a
few hours later as they trudged weari-
ly into town.-Houston Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Not Qualified.

"I'm afraid" said the senior partner,
'this new stenographer won't do"
why not?" asked the junior part
ner.
"She has no judgment. She writes
my letters just as I dictate 'em, gram
mar and all."-Catholic Standard and
Times.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Nothing but Toast.

Your wife has been boasting that
she can bake bread" said Marryat.
"Cal she. really?"
"Oh. yes" replied Newliwed. "she
a Lake bread, suppose. but she can't
bake dough and make bread of it,
Philadelphia Press.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Not Enthusiastic.

"Does the baby take after it's father
or it's mother?'
Neither" answered the small broth
er. eff you look at it's head and eye
brows you think it's a Japanese, and
if you hear it trying to talk you think
It's q Observation-Disclosures Star.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Discrimination.

"a wise maj never says anything he
is sorry for" remarked the philosopher.
50 YES" answered Senator Sorghum,
land tie next best thing is for a man
eve 10 let On that he is sorry for
anything be has said."-Washington
Star.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
How She Was Won.

"Why in the world did she ever mar
~ that poor, dried up, doddering old
fallow?'
"Oh, they say he threatened to leave
his money to charity instead of his
nephew if she insisted on having the
boy."-Chicago Record Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
The Real objection.

Mr.. Hoamley-Iiich-I confess l can't
e what objection Miss Pechis can
have to me for u husband.
Miss Pepprey-Wei, there are none
so blind as those who will not believe
a looking glass.-Phfladelphia Press.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
When We Navigate the Air.

MAYHEM we navigate the air,
N BY and by,
w There'H be wondrous sights
up there
In the sky,
When the motor cars outdone
And the millionaires have fun
Running races TO the sun,
Up on high.
First of all, what will protect
The human race
When dire accidents project
Men into space?
Why, the trusty parachute
Will leave no man destitute,
And the ladies' will have cute
Ones trimmed with lace.
They'n have styles In these. you'll note;
Like a feather
The distinctly rich will float
To the heather.
While the poor onas, looking frumps,
Will come down, as 'twere, in Jumps,
Getting too decided bumps
Altogether.
All the traffic will not get,
You understand,
On the earth; steam cars will yet
Re in demand
Thus some grande dame dropped down
lightly T.
On a coal truck most unsightly
Way be borne with brows raised slight
ly
Through the land.
Life will be quite too exciting,
/ dare swear,
With these castaways alighting
Everywhere.
CaH one stroll un~agitated,
Knowing not wha thing created
May be next precipitated
Through the air?
Still, though We may, a~pprehensive,
Watch the sky
And dare not take walks extensive
When ships fly,
There'li be compcnsations rare,
And who knows what next we'll dar.
When we navigate the air,
BY and by?
NJ Egginton in New York Press.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
A Frivolous Comment.

He is going into the Russian army
to make q name for himself"
What is the usc?" said the young
man with a monocle. mo II can
pronounce a Russian name after it's
Observation-Disclosures Star.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Unlimited Speed.

"He says be proposes to make auto
mobiles that will easily attain a speed
of eighty miles an hour"
"Whew, that's a great business I'M
dertaking!."
Yes; but. most of all, it means a
great undertaking business."- Phila-
delphia Press.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17

EDNA said size wanted a sweet we'd
ding"
And her friends remcmOered:"
Yes, indeed. instead Of throwing
rice they threw rice puddings."-Balti-
more Herald.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Earfetched Reaa0uin2.

"Why do you say hat Gambley is no
good simply because he wears a suit
with large checks?"
"Well, do you like the checks?"
mo-
"DO you know anybody who doesg"
mo"
"Well, don't you call a man mo good
il no one will indorse his checks?"-
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Good Fellow.

MaTkley-See here. You've owed me
So for two years now. Don't you
think it's time to liquidate the debt?
Eorroughs-Sure, I'll buy you a drink
if that's what you ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Press
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17

Sunday School Teacher-What! Is it
possible that you have never heard the
story of Cain and Abel yet?
Little Eisie-Of course I haven't. Ny
mamma says it is bad manners to pry
into other peoples family affairs.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17

Tommy Oh. mamma, the grocery
man just gave me three sticks Of can
dy!
Mamma-Well, you must be polite
and offer your little sister two of them.
Tommy-All right, mamma, but l
wish you would tell her to be polite,
too, and only take ene.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17

Recruiting Oficer-No, 1 guess you're
too short for the Bugville army. The
regulation height is one inch.-San
Francisco Examiner.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17

Now, Johnny" said the teacher, "if
| gave you three oranges and your
mother gave you four and your aunt
gave>you five, how many oranges would
you have"
II guess I'd have enough" answered
small Johnny.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
GRAND LODGE OF MksOHS
COMMUNICATION ENDS WITH IN
STALLATION OF OFFICERS.

All the Grand Officers We're Reflect
ed-LegisIature VIII Now Settle
Down t o Work-COtton Growers
Pleased at Magnitude OF Their Stnte
COnvcntion-InauguraI Reception
Was a Magnificent Affair.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17

Dorothy-My baby brother is going
TO be a great ladies' man.
Margie-Why do you think SOP
DorothyAHe got hold of my doll yes
terday and chewed her complexion of.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
Sayings From
Mouths of Youngsters

~EACHER-Can you tell me the
difference between like" and
lover
Small Boy-Yes, ma'am. l like my
papa and mamma, but / love pie.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1905-01-17
A Dire Threat.

Here's a letter from Mr.. Smith say
ing he can't pay his bill this month" ;.
fHJust write him a note and say IL he
@ansn't pay up within a month Well
ait sending him bills."-New York
XAmerican.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
GbnIantbsmnm.
Die Seimatb oieier @Innte ano lire etnfab,
ruttq in europa.

ruU9 w EUROPA.
Oas gbrpiantbemum 1T i9pn i'm
15. SabrbunOert nad europa setome
men. 3uerft bat es Elm nit Sapon
9anoel treibenOer 9olGnber mad @u>
ropa sebra9t. feline Yflan5en iino jes
bod perf9Dunoen. Damn bra6te ein
Marieiaer &aufmann auf ieinsm
S4iffe Pflun5en nit, Die in ieinem
@arten gut sebieben. @r CAB bapon
mebrere einem BARRIER 2iebbaber, ua0
aus oefien Garten famen Die GbrDian<
themumsPflanaen na9 GonoOn, fpp
englif9e @Grtnsr nunmebr nit Offer
an Die Gr5eugung lleuer Irten 9in9en.
8isber bate man nur eelbe unO
fpeibe @rten sebabt, felt 1910 iino Die
buntei ten 8liit6en entIfanben. Sept
bat nan pielerlei gang %punberbar 9ez
f~taltete Irten. Sa iino banoerpbe
8lumen, beren 8liithenbldtter lei6t ee=
tpeIt uno sefrGuielt fino. 4noere
ftnb %getisert, selb unb ROTH, man9e
baben ipeibe Sberbldtter. rpiu. selbe,
lila %l1nterbldtter.
Sn Sapa1 seniebt Die iGDne 8lume
beipnoere 8erebrung. Wie Der 8liitbc
6er &irf9sn, pfirii9e, &amelien,
S9pertlilien bat oas an Der Natur=
i9Dnbeit 10 frpbe 0olt Sapdns aud
Dem Gbrpfantbemum einen Seittag ge>
tpeibt. Bel Der an NeIem SAGE ftattz
finoenben Gbrpfantbemum : @usitel=
lung erf9eint ftets Der Mitaop NIT
@emablin un6 srcBem @efolee. Die
aaiierin = iie beibt 9aru, Sriibling
= bat aiif bas gbrDiantbemnm mebz
rere Gebi6te eema9t. SS8:tu,
Sur9lau6t 8oloblume, beibt Die
pflan5e auf iupanif9, man CAB ibr
Den 5%iirItentitel. Sds @dppen Der
Mifaoo=Sp naitie lit Die &itu=8lume
i oas oes 9eiammtbauies oas 8ldtt
ser ,paulotpniu imperiolis (&aiier=
6aum) unb audi oas Der lebten, Sr
beriibmtefen @6oeun : 5amilie Der
Sotugarpa, aeigt orei @brpfantbemums
8liitben.
Wdbreno man in europa Den srDbz
ten unb fdrbenprd6tisiten 8lumen bsn
preis eibt, mill Der Sapdner elm bod
{tGmmiges Gbrpiantbemum, oas auf
einem bi6ten 8ldtterbuf6e cine Menee
tleiner 8lumen 5eigt. Man9mal fiebt
man ba 8Gum9en, Die 1000 uno mebr
8luthen tragen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

erft CUR @eritimmuns, enoli3 gum
3erpiirfniB eefiibrt bdtten. SIMMER
f9mer5liGer, INNER bofnnngsloier
lauteten bic 8riefe:
uWsr mir bas por feds Sabren GEE
fa9t bdtte! @s lit getOmmen, ME i9
es lanes befiir6tet babe. Wtr
f6mer3t Der &ppf, mir 1T t~obesbang
um's 6er5, unb i9 feline mid nab
3u6e, epiger &u6e. Sur mein &tno,
meme &Gtbe, fefielt MIDI nod an bag
2eben. Sp9, mas iase i4 au9
Define pGterii6e Site unb 2iebs, mein
lieber. treuer Bapd!!"
Oas mar Der leBte Brief. Grf6itz
teri legte i3 i'm gu ben anberen; oann
fab ib binaus auf Die blintenbe 4lfter,
auf beren WeQen i9 10 oft nit Marion
sei9aufelt bate.
@ie LANCE i9 10 s~eieiIen = i4 peiB
es ni9t! Od legte iid Die 9daS ibres
@aters auf meine Sdulter uno leife
ipra9 er:
rOas Gnbe nihen Sic! SD
fubr, 70 f9nea es Die 8erbdltnifie err
laubten, na9 Miin6en; incline arme
Marion traf i9 ni9t mebr am 2s=
benz"
Oie Stimme meines alien SreunoeS
eritidte unter S9lu9aen; mir fel6it
purbe es f6fper, meiner 8epegung
Serr gu bleiben. Mtt Dem 8eripres
den, am nG9iten Sage fpieOer5utomz
men, perabfdiebete i9 mid.
Damn nabm i9 Elm Boot unb ruoerte
binaus, bortbin, tpo i9 10 oft nit
Maripn getpeilt bate. Wieoer
rauf6te bas S9ilf, pie o Sa9ren,
8aferroien unb ELLEN fdpdmmen
auf ben WeGer. Sd flOGt aus i9nen
einen 8rans, unb als IS odmmerte,
f4li4 i4 itiG in ben @arten. Sort.
fpo unter Der tpeiBen Marmprtofel ibr
6srs, ibr reines, ertes 6ers Hube see
funben Fat, legte i9 i'm nieoer, unter
Den MdgnOlien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

II b g / Of Bic
g a d {. Sn einem parte in Wien
tpurbe elm 8rief sefunoen, Der Die @ufz
i9rift trus: n@bi9ieosbrief zines 3D.
ters an feline &inbsr." Sas brei Sei>
ten lange S9reiben NOR BON pobrbaft
eri9itiernOem Snbolt. Nd9trGsli6
fIellte fi9 beraus, Dab Der 8rieff9reiz
Der. Elm 46jGbriger SagelObner, nod
lebte uno Ii9 i'm itGbtii6en @erfbuuie
befanO. gr CAB an, bab er 0en Brief
nit benz feiten @orYabe. ii9 5u tDoten,
gei6riebsn babe. guf Dem @ege gu
feiner Sp6ter, bie er beiu9en po1te.
babe er Den 8rief perlpren. Na9trdgs
li6 babe er fi6 Die @a6e iiberlegt uno
Den SelbftmorO ni9t ausgefibrt.
@erb enibpoIIe Wette.
SD pette So" faste Der unipeit bon
Stour gitb, Sca., tpobnbafte rei6e
GARNER SObn Singer, Elm Sunsseiene,
sl ieiner !6ausbGlterin, ,bdb i9 0iefes
feline Stiid6en 8eefiteaf IN bier Bill
fen berI9luden fann." Die Yortion
mar ibm 81 tlein unb pie geiast 10
eetban i6nitt er lie in bier StiGe,
Spei oapon fonnte er perf6lingen, aber
bas brittle blieb ibm i'm 9atie fteden
uno er eritidte.
SOD tie Jrau. Cine
Negerin Namens Gblpe Walfer in
Hsabins. pu.. feierte fiir5li9 ibren
103. 9eburtstag. 5rau Nalter murine
nabe @in9eiter, So, 9eboren. Sic
mar cine Stlabin unb uls fOl9e oas
gigentbum zines presbpterianifhen
9eiitli9en. SroB ibres boben Differs
erfreut ii9 Die. @reifin nod i%eItener
fOrperli6er unb ssiitiger Stride unS
NIT 8efrieoigung er6Gblt lie, DAB tie
ibr 2ebenlang niemols ernitli9 trdnf
g%etpeien lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

Sic butten iid lunse Sabre ni9t
geieben, Gr unb fem alter irii6er
&umpdn, nit benz @r 10 marfen
Strei9 auiammen ausgsfiibrt bate;
@r mar elm iebr eleganter 9err se=
tporben, Der Stride trug tpobl nod
basielbe Sacquet, bas er in ben ba=
mdligen 3eiten setragen bate; nun
ginsen tie aufammen fpa5ieren. 3ufdlz
Zig fibrte Der Weg On einem alien
9dlgen porbei unb Gr fonnte benz
Orange ni9t pioeriteben, cine piBise
Bemsrtung 81 MAIDEN.
Pat" fagte Gr, mliebit Su ben
@alsen9"
n5reili9 febe i6 ibn."
limb mas fpGre pobl nit Dir,
tpenn Der alte @aIsen feline Pfli4t gez
than bdtte?"
limb pat erpiberte rubis: vOa
piirbe ia ieBt aaein ipasieren gehen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01
Sd,tpieriae 3abeueauna.

Ser &abelOampfer STEPHAN" bon
ben Hprobeuti9en Seefabeliperfen in
Norbenbam, Sloenburg, bat Die 2es
guns Der s~tpeiten Sbeilitrede S9ane@
baisSap bes Observation-Disclosures
&rlonialfabels, befen erite Sbeilftrede
Menaoo sSSap< 9uam i'm Mpril 1905
our9 ben poreenannten Sampfer perz
lest purbe, eliidli9 beenoigt.
Ser &abeloampfer bate infolge Der
u~ngebeueren unb ftarf pe9felnoen
Meerestiefen CHS 81 26,247 SUBJ, To-
tpie Der unginftigen SabresSeit sroBe
S9tpierigfeiten gu iiberpinben. SroB=
benz eelang es linn, in Der fursen 3eii
BON 5tpDlf Saeen bas runb 2050 eng
hide Meilen lange &abel. bon Dem
40 Meilen our9 BEN &abeloampfer
rStepban" f6pn i'm Mai 1905 gelegi
poroen fparen, pbne l1nterbre6ung
glatt burd5ulegen. Sant Ger ourf
bei9leuniete Sabrifation ermDelt9ten
fribern @usreife oes &abeloampfers
rStepban" unb Der gldtten 8erlegune
fonnte bie @rOffnune Oes 8etriebes
oes 8abels S4ansbaizS Sap, Die pere
tragsmGBis auf ben 1. @pril 1906 feffz
geiebt mar, nunmebr f4on fiinf Mps
nate friiber erfoleen.
Die Sirma bat f9on friiber ourdy
9eritellung unb 8erlegung oes 5peiten
INSTRUMENTATION &abels, oes
oeutf9@englii9en &abels 8orfum>
8acton, bes &abels &onItan5a>&onz
itantinopel unb anoerer Den Sepeis
6afiir erbraGt, Dab bds perbGltniB@
mGbig junge llnternebmen Sen 9rDbz
ten ausldnoiiden glei6artieen Werfen
ourGaus ebenbiirtig lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

SeeresfGrfen m Triee
Den. Die Sriebensprdfenaftdrte Dee
oeutfden 6eeres betrdst an Sffiaieren.
llnteroffi3ieren unb Mannf6aften
runb 100000 Mann, tpoau nod eirco
10000 Ginidbris=J reipiliae, fppis
5000 MilitGrGr5te, 3ablmeifter mn
Observation-Disclosures fommen. Sie
5rieOensprdienS Oes franSDiiden See
res, einf6lisbli6 Der &olonialtruppen.
5dblt $4,000 Mann. Sas franSDs
fff6e Marineperfpnal betrGet 10000.
bas beutfde 10000 Mann.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

SubtlGum BON Staats=
b al men. 9ie Staats> @ifenbabnen
bon Neufiopales blidten unlGngft oui
ibr 50idbriges Bethlehem Suriid. @m
90. September 1855 fpuroe oie Strede
Sp6nep>paramatta erDffnet uno Do
NIT Der Mnfans sefddffen fir bas
beute runo $4,000 enslifhe Meilen
umfaHenoe auitralifde Babnneb mil
feinem $7.00O.000.O0 600 reprdfentirenz
Den Nnldqefapital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

= SpDttif4e @ns1egnns g.
Oiaterlins dtolD: n0u. bic Rebuf<
tion bat mir meine Hopeae neinger
i9rieben" auriidseiaidt!!" = Sreunb:
rSa iiebt man, pie sebaffig bic Re<
baftionen untereinanber fino!" :
uWiefo9" = Sea, Su bait bod bic
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-01

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-24
Mining Exhibit,

E. E. Alexander OF Spokane has
been appointed superintendent Of
the department OF mines and min
ing at the Spokane Interstate fair
which meets this year October 9 TO
10. He is conversant with all the
mining districts and camps within
800 miles Of Spokane. He has the
necessary energy and information
to make this important department
better than ever before.
A handsome silver cup will b
given as trophy for the mining
camp which sends the best display ol
minerals. There is only one con-
dition for competitors for this prize
the display must be allowed to
remain at the fair as q portion oi
the permanent mineral exhibit.
Besides the silver cup, diplomal
will be awarded for best specimens
Of mineral or ore.
Mr.. Alexander will personally
visit many Of the important camps
and secure new exhibits or addi.
tions to exhibits now at Spokane
The railroads will carry exhibits
for this department free Of charge.
Those received prior to the open.
ing of the fair will be placed OF
exhibition at the Chamber Of Com
merce rooms at Spokane.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-08-24
Jury List.

The following jurors have been
drawn to serve during the coming
term OF the district court and ere
ordered to appear next Thursday
I. M. Irwin, John Jorgenson,
Louis Smith, Elias L. Kilen, Jacob
L. Brock, w. H. Angel, John B.
Forseman, j. II. Vicory, Edgar
Snowman, ]. L. Eckert, Robert G..
Bailey, o. g. Gompf, L. w.
Thomas, James Witt, Fred B..
Rustemyer, John II. Nixon, Henry
B. Rambo, Fred N. Denny, Dan
Day, Dave Lewis, August 6chros'
der, M. L. Butler, Frank Warden,
Jacob Wooster, John A.. Fosler
and J. B. Rice.