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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01
Missi6narhusi6 / Reykjavik.

Missionarhusi6 / Reykjavik.
Ohugsandi er PAD, az oss fnst, az Vest
ur-1slendingar daufheyrist VIC hinni br66ur-
legu bei6ni fra brs0runum og systrunum +
Reykjavik, sem standa fyrir Missionaries
byggingunni par, UNI hjalp til Pessa lofsveroa
fyrirtakis. Dad er 6hugsandi, serstaklega
vegna Pess, a0 allur Porri notwithstanding
l@tur ser vera einkar ant um og gle0st h jart-
anlega af blum Peim hreyfngum hja heima
P%j6oinni, sem mica henni til framfara og soma.
Fins og lika a him b6ginn az alt PAD serir oss
og gremur, sem bendir 1 ofuga og gagnst@0a
att. En- engum kristnum manni nun bland
asst hugur UNI PAD, a0 her Sc um eitt hio mesta
NAL ao r@0a, sem uppi hefr veri0 a @ttj0r0
vorri um langan aldur, og hlytur ao veroa
200 vorri til 6metanlegrar blessunar, eff alt
fer me0 fe]du. Ohugsandi er PAD enn fremur
vegna Pess, az pc yer scum fair og fat@kir,
pa vita PAD beoi quo og mem, a0 yer getum
nokku0 miki0, eff yer vii jun verulega vel og
leggjum kraftana saman. Latum okkur MI
syna PAD, og retta hjalpandi br6ourh0nd aust
ur yir ha60, Pessu g0fuga malefni til stuon-
ings. Ohugsandi er einnig PAD og 0llum
kristind6msvinum her vestra 6sambo6i6, az
lata illgirnislegan ohr60ur, sem ut var borinn
ekki alls fyrir l0ngu, malefninu au0sjaanlega
til ni0urdreps og e~yoileggingar, ma tilgangi
sfnum. DAD yr0i 0llum Vestur- Islendingum
til 6dauolegrar ha0ungar. Einkum @ttu
a0 oss fnst I'll kvenf6l0g her vestan hats,
ao liza malinu fylgi slit. ia, br@0ur og SYST
ur, tokum h0ndum saman og ljaum Pessu
g0fuga velferoar mali li6 wort, hjalpum pvi
og styojum PAD beoi I oroi og verki. p6 yer
latum Tito hvert I'M sig, pa dregur PAD sig
saman, eff yer Oil fylgjumst a0.
Eg l@t MI her sta0ar numi0 a0 Pessu
sinni, pc margt m@tti deira segja malinu til
stuonings. og vona eg 40 aeiri og mer fer.
ari MEM lati til sin heyra malefni Pessu til
hjalpar. DAD hefr MI Pegar fengi6 0aug
me0meli I ,,sameiningunni' ogg ,,L0gbergi".
En- pvi betra, sem Aeiri raddir koma fran bvf
til stuonings.
40 endingu skal eg TAXA Pao fran, Peim
l0ndum minum til leiobeiningar, sem bnaf
nerligggjandi b@j jun og byg0um, ao eg hef
teki6 az mer ao veita m6tt0ku 6llum Peim PEN
ingum, sem menn kynnu ao vilja lata at hendi
rakna hinu umredda fyrirtski til stu6nings
og hjAlpar.
Minneota, Mimi, II: JILL 1906.
S: S. Hotieig.
kaupendur
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01
kaupendur

,,Vinlands", sem enn skulda fyrir pennan
~yirstandandi arg, eoa eldri arganga bla0sins,
cru v~insamlega beenir ao borga skuld sina,
sen allra fyrst.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01

nit at sporinu. peir ganga hreystilega fran 1 pvl
40 koma honum aftura spori0, en- hver minlta gild-
ir MI l1f e0a dauoa. Finn mindtur cru farnar
thu, og enn err vagninn ekki kominn upp a spori6,
hvao pa 1r vegi. Velarstj6rinn okkar hetir fari6 til
peirra og er 40 hjalpa peim. Via heyrum ham
hr6pa med %prumandi r0dd az steypa vagninum 1T
af brautinni og az Roy Ellis skull borga ska6ann.
Nj gnistrar1 trjam og heyrast dunur og dynkir.
Vagninn ve.tur me6 hdva6a miklum niour brekk-
una. Klukkan hringir og Ray gamli sest f0lur og
titrandi vio styrio.
Pd getur pao ekki, gamli maour. Til cru peir
hlutir, sem %jafnvel mannelskan og hugrekkio ekki
megna. Rack Island lestin b16ur ekki nema pBr
akveonu 20 pindtur. Pd veist pao vel. 4Etlarou
SAINT ao reyna?
Nj, pd parft SAINT ekki az kasta okkur 0llum
um kohl. Vara6u pig, ma0ur, pd fero of hart, hjol-
in fara undan v0gnunum, hBgou l1ti6 eitt fer6inni.
Sjaou hvernig neistarnir tijdga two hundruo fet
upp 1 LOTTO. Jaja, unga brd0ir, kapprei0in err
byrju0, og pc pd kunnir az verda g6mul og fer0-
asst v16a, pa munt p1 aldrei fer0ast me6 slikum
hra6a og kveld. En- PAD mattu SAINT vita, az mao
urinn VIC styrio er hvorki az hugsa UNI big ne
hamingju pima. V@rir pd 1 va gninum, sem / roo
inni er n@stur a undau p1num vagni, pa s@ir pd
par gamla konu / vagnhornjnu; varir hennar ber-
asst og augunum m@nir hun til himins. Vissir BIZ
nm pa0, sem byr 1 brj6sti, hennar pa vissir p6 llka,
hvernig stendur a pessum undra hraoa.
Lestin er farm az hendast og kastast. 1 gull
leitu kveldskininu dj1ga hlutirnir mott okkur ems
og vofur. Nj liggur leioin upp brekku, og SAINT
forum vic med hra6a, sem nemur 40 mllur 4
klukkustundinni en- pao er 6m0gulegt, Ray.
Hattu vic PAD, gamli maour. pd geroir pa6 eff
pa0 vari m0gulegt, en- til einkjs er az reyna PAD,
sem 6m6gulegt er. AUX pess lika, hva0 pa5 er
h@ttulegt -annar ems hraoi og petta-og vissu-
lega @tlar pd ekki a pessari fere her ni0ur brekk-
una. Engum manni kami til hugar ao ldta gufu-
kraftinn hamast ni6ur slika brekku. Loka0u gufu-
pipunum, ma0ur!
!Tsd! tsd!! tsd!!l tsd!!!!! il, rao err az heyra
sem pd hafir minka6 gufuna, e0a HIT heldur. Slma-
st6lparnir cru ems pettir og staurar / gir6ingum.
Og f6lki0! STA hvernig PAD glapir! Hefir pao al
drei SEQ gufulest a fer6 fyrr? Sjai6 gamla mann
inn med h6ndina fyrir augunum, alvey fra ser num-
inn. Aundurinn parma er vanur ao hafa VIC lest
inni hlaupum tv6 hundru6 Amir, en- Der lukkast
pad ekki 1 kveld, Lappi. Ertu alt / emu oroinn
CANAL og stir0ur, eoa hetir aldrei lest brunao fran
ems og pessi? stattu upp, Markds Winston, en-
varaou pig pegar kemur a0 bugaunni 4 brautinni.
Braoum erum vi6 komnir hdlfa lei6, en- p6tt hra6-
inn sc 0skaplegur, pa er enn ekki bdio ao vinna
upp nema pri6jung af timanum, sem tapaoist. og
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01

sem er merki pess az st06va ~lestina. Mel, BAD err
a6 ems luktin a p6stkassanum. Peir @tla az kasta
p0stt0skunni inn / vagninn. Skoroa6u big, Mar
k1s, or vertu viobdinn az ma / hama. Colt, BIZ mao
ir henni. En- latum postum eiga sig. Vi6 skulum
ga ao fereinni. Heyrir6u hvernig jarnteinarnir
glamra, og sastu hvernig lj6sio for fran hja ems
og stjarna? pao err vel CERT af per, Ray gamli, as
unum, sem liggja yir UNI jarnbrautina, svo banda
vagnarnir geti i TINA for6a6 ser. Alt er MI a plnu
valdi, Ray Ellis ekki hans ems, segir pd, Mar
kus. Bio pd MI, gamla m66ir, az hj6lin fai haldio
vi6 teinana, rv1 MI err hra 0inn nRgur, eff ekkert
bilar. Nj forum vio upp seinustu brekkuna, og
gufuhljo0i6 er reglubundio sem klukku6mur.
Upp! urp!! upp!!! upp!!!!! Nj erum vio 4 h@6ar-
brdninni. bar sjast ljosin 1 %borginni. Niour MI
al Handley laknum. Niour! niour!! ni6ur!!! MID
ur!!!! Vagninn vir0ist blatt afram hrapa ni6ur.
Err PAD m0gulegt ao VIC h6ldum vio brautartein-
ana? Quo almdttugur! hversu brdin sd arna hrist-
list og n6tra6i; en- hun h6lt SAINT. Egg held nastum
ao ham mai. Pipa6u, Ray, ems og pd vBrir Wit
stola, pv1 MI getur pad heyrst til borgarinnar, og
lattu pa vita az vi0 komum. < emu augnabliki
getur alt or0i0 til 6nytis. Blastu tonum skipunar,
gratbeioni og k@rleika me0 gufupipunni, svo 40
hver, sem heyrir, hly0i. Hvao gergur az mann
mum, a0 vera 40 stanza? O., eg bio pig fyrirgefn-
ingar, Ray, eg var bdinn az gleyma Santa Fe jarn-
brautinni, sem pd hlytur az stanza vi6, aour en- BIZ
fer yfr hama. P6 stanza6ir ekki til fulls SAINT /
petta slim, karl sauoufinn; pao gerir ekkert til =
hi getur stanza6 par tvisvar eitthvert annao sim.
pa erum vic MI komnir inn / jdrnbrautargaroinn
og vagnar cru 1 pettum r06um d ba6ar hendur. En-
sjaio bara! Hvlt lj6s cru ALA lci0 eftir aoalbraut-
inni, pu matt halda afram. Taktu MI hlaosprettinn
afram!! afram!!M! Skyndilegur hnykkur aftur q
bak, hj3lin 0skra undir v0gnunnm vio m6tspyrn-
una, f6lki0 er / pyrpingu 4 p0llunum:
FORT WORTH"
Jay Pao' er satt, sem ham sagoi, svarti jarn-
brautar pj6nninn: ,,pa5 var Aezdru .fVk d pessari
lest, annars hef6um vo ekki be6i6 her med Rock
Island %lestina':. ia, hneygou big djdpt fyrir ungu
brlohj6nunum, sem MI fara inn 1 skrautvagninn
til pin, en- vita skaltu pao SAINT, az ,,heldra folk
io", sem her 4 hlut az mali, err ao koma ser fyrir /
vi6hafnarlausa vagninum framar / %lestinni. V9ri
pad ekki peirra vegna verir pd kominn 4 sta6 vest
ur 4 lei0.
En- bv1 lltur ham ekki upp gamli ma6urinn,
sem hallar ser upp az g0mlu ,,Fj6rutiu og sex'og
ir ham nokku0 pa6 aohafst, sem ham parf az
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-04-26
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION.

Intermont Lodge No. 81, I. O.
O. F., OF this place, will cele-
brate the S5th anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in their hall
here on 2Gth of April, and every
body interested in the welfare
Of the order are cordially invit-
ed TO attend. Rev. j. y. H.
Shuler has consented to deliver
an address on Odd Fellowship
on this occasion. and other
prominent speakers have been
invited and viii. doubtless, be
present.
After the addresses, refresh
ments In boxes viii be sold, the
proceeds going 10 the benefit OF
the lodge
All members of the order and
their friends especially invited
BY Committee.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-04-26
KID" BASE BALL

The Imboden Hill aud Poplar
Grove teams. both composed OF
small town boys played a hot
game of ball on last Monday,
which resulted in a score Of %
TO 81 i'm favor of lmbOden Hin.
Imboden has not lost "a game
this season.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-04-26

Miss Margaret King. the ac-
commodating young lady in
the telephone central at this
place. was called Co her home
ut Athens. Tenn, ON account of
her mothers illness.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-04-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

w r Hall. of Pennington
Ean was registered at Hotel
Eurene one day last week.
+ A. Campbell. of Lynch
aurg. was in town last week.
Seed Sweet Potatoes at Mum
.cv's.
NJ Allen and wife, of Nor
I'm were registered at Hotei
Eugene last Thursday.
DIR. G. NJ. Peavler, of Bristol,
5spent last Friday I'm town on
professional business.
r. f. Epperson, prominent
travelling salesman of Bristol,
was i'm town last Thursday.
1fvou want the best call up
y Muncy's.
r d. Kits. representing the
In r. Hurt Insurance Agency.
of Tazeweu. was i'm town last
Thursday.
Nessrs. A. NJ. Wears. G.. X.
Beverley and W. II. Roblnette-
of Wise. were registered at Ho-
tel Eugene last Thursday.
Nickels Bros. can furnish YOU
clothing at soc ON the dollar
i Cali and S GEE them.
Louis r. Harvinc. of Hazard
XIV. was I'm town last week ON
business
Attorney L. IT. HYATT. %
Ionesville. was I'm town las
Friday ON professional busi
ness.
Fresh shipment of Came
Meats MvNcN $.
~. S. Palmer. of Crab OBJ
chard. was in town last Frida
on business.
Mack Patton reports havm
killed % mad dog BOZ the lowe
end of town one day last Wee
j. ~. Gaut and H. Graham
of Bristol. was in town the pa
week
FOR RENT -Four nice Off
rooms in the Summcriield bun
ing. Apply 60 the editor of ti
paper
WI. Hobbs. of Penningt
Gap. was in town the pa
week
49, j. Christian and So
spent Sunday visiting reiat'
at Coeburu.
Miss Calf. of Stonega sp
saturday in the Gap with vi
Lum9den.
DON'T forget that we carr
nice line of up-to-date mou
ngs for picture frames
~. l. NiCNEL
Misses Bessie and Ma
Ramsey spent Sunday visit
relatives AT Horton S SUNNI
John Taylor spent sun
visiting relatives at Clnchp
a. w. Kilbourn spent sun
at Clinchport and SIP,
Ferry
Fresh shipment Olives, j;
Jellies and Preserves.
MUNCY
Shaler Gily. of Seaboard.
spent Sunday in the Cap y
ing homefolks.
II. j. StauiTer. of Bristol
registered at Hotel tu
Sunday.
Mrs VI. r. Baily. of Los
gelese. Cal, was register'
Hotel Eugene Sunday.
See the new line of Dry {
and Notions at Nickeis Br
r.. b. Tinsley, who Is 81
ed i'm surveying In the Ora
chard, spent Sunday IN TO
l. +. King, of Bristol, v
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-04-26

Have you seen those fine
Rocking Chairs at w. l. Nick
els big Furniture Store; Well,
you ought TO.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-04-26

short visit to her sister. Mrs W.
I Nickels. at this place. il
The place to buy Furniture IS
at w. |. Nickels'.
Mrs. Maude Nelson. of Dor {
chester. spent Sunday IN the J
Gap visiting her sister, MIS-.
Ramsey.
r. A. Wolfe, civil engineer
for a coal company at Nirden'
H.. is visiting homefolks III the
Gap for a few weeks.
We have just received a nee
line of Stoves and Ranges Oaii .
and get our prices before buying
elsewhere. NICKEIs Bros.
II Hardawav. superintendent
Of the coal mines at Crane
/ Nest. spent Sunday night I'D
the Gap.
James Body. superintendent
of the ore mines at Ewing
spent Sundcy with ms family
. i'm the Gap.
We handle the best line of
Hams and Breakfast Bacon DID
big Stone Gap. MrNcA Sc
J.R. Kidd is spending q few
weeks in Louisville. where ne
lis thinking of moving his iami-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-04-26

Mrs. \. Foster. of Josephine.
j. visiting in the Gap this week.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-04-26

II. r. Knbourn. OF Admant.
Lee county. was i'm town last
Thursday on business. Mr.
Kilbourn is land agent for the
Black Mountain Railroad Com
panv and has charge OF their
large boundary of coal and sim
Der lands. consisting of $4,000
acres in Lee county, Va, and
Harlan county. KY Mr.. Xii
aourn saws that his company lis
pushing 60 completion as rap
idiy as possible the building
of the Black Mountain Rail
road in course of construction
from Pennington Gap to Appa-
lachia. through the Crab Orr
chard he saws when the road
DIS completed there win Doe q
large number Of coal mines
opened mp. some of which or,
now making preparations O.
commence operation.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

O. 4. SOCIAL--T social given
In the lecture room of the Presby
terian church by the Christian En-.
deavor society, was attended by
about thirty young people. The
social was given for the purpose Of
raising money for the foreign mis-.
sionary society. and about "a was re.
allied. Progressive games of differ.
emit kinds we're played and refresh.
ments Of pop corn. peanuts. apple'
and water were served. The water
WAS served in q punch bowl.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

AFTER TIMBER - Mike Burk.
who has leased the school section south
of Rookvale for coal purposes finds
that before unwatering the mine 1t
will be neoe.s sary to timber the shaft
first. Between 100. 900 aud 1875. 900
feet will be necessary and being hard
to get. he has decided to go into the
Hardscrabble and buy 1t from the
tim Der men of that section.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
Don't miss Miss Shaefer's Ribbon
Drill and Poses Piastique March l.
PATTERSON GRANTED STA

PATTERSON GRANTED STAY
The United States supreme court has
granted Senator Patterson a stay OF
proceedings until 1t can review the
case recently decided against him by
the Colorado supreme court. The
state supreme court fined Mr.. Pat.
terson 81. 900 for contempt for publish.
ing . cartoon of that august body.
rejecting suspicion upon its honesty.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

COPPER ORE-John Braganzar,
formerly stone mason Of this oity
but now prospecting at Hillside on
Texas creek, was In the city yester.
day afternoon showing some samples
of copper ore that he has struck in
ons OF his claims. The copper is rich
and is said to assay $500 ton in the
yellow metal. The ore comes in pock .
cts which is characteristic to that
section and 1t may be that permanent
values will not be found until = con.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

SIXTH ANNIVERSARY - Little
Martha vandeveer celebrated her
sixth anniversary Of her birth Thurs.
day, Feb. 22nd. A number Of her
little friends were invited to spend q
pleasant time from to 4:30. and her
mamma made it an occasion long tc
be remembered by the happy little
company.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
For plumb bins go to MoRAe's. .

MIXED UP-O. M. Scout and
Leonard Cooley mixed 1t on West
Main street yesterday afternoon and
Cooley seemed TO have the best OF
the encounter. judging from Sooot't
face and hands. Scoos had Cooley
arrested upon q charge a. assault and
battery. The case is being tried be.
fore Justice Sanders this afternoon.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

CITY OF DEAD-Sexton Thomas
Shields Of Highland cemetery, Ia
authority for the statement that more
than 1000 persons lie dead in that
burial ground. enough If they were all
alive to make small town. In
earlier days most Of the deaths occur
red in tn, coal camps. Florence at the
time having population Of only a
Sav,
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

siderable depth has been reached.
Mr.. Braaanzsr says there are = lot
Of men working in that vicinity
and from there up to Silver Cliff.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
Go to MoR.e'. for tin work. >,

FRIEND IS DEAD. v. Mo.
Candless this morning received a
letter from F. H. Khoads Of Den.
YER. apprising him of the death OF
R. W. Kuhn. special agent for the
Royal Fire Insurance company. De-
ceased was an old friend Of Mr.. Nc.
Candless' and his demise was un.
expected.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
J0TTINds ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Paris the beautiful. March /

BOX SOCIAL-A box social will
be given In Callahan hall by the
Order Of Washington on Saturday
evening Feb "a. ladies to furnish
boxes Everyone is welcome.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23
The North End Poultry. Yards

Original Silver Laced Wyandottes and
Silver Spangled HamburRs. A few very
fine cockeres for sale. You need new
blood in your flock to increase health
and egg production. Eegp for batching
for sale. Come and see 'em. They are
beauties. d. II. KIMMELL, Prop.
3l8 w. 7th St, Florenco
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

Cucumber Cream makes the face
like velvet-Palace Pharmacy. 4Stf
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

Brown 8 Son hay, e's'', feed. coal.
Successors to II. r Millar. At
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

Mr.. Blaney sines ''Tenting To
night" March 1.
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

For high grade garden hose and
bicvcle tires to 20 A. Uhri's. 4S 60
The daily tribune., 1906-02-23

Remember March and Paris.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
Tho HIS HEART
STOPPEDHEL|vES

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-The breath
having left his body and his heart
pulseless, Harry Beete. of South Mill
vile, N. j., was revived by three ply
sicians Monday and was aLle to tell
how it feels to be on the verge of
death.
Mr. Beebe was stricken with heart
failure and when Doctors Wade.
Miller and Jones arrived life seemed
to be extinct.
One Of the physicians noticed a
slight twitch Of one of the muscles Of
the mans face and they at once re-
sorted to a nypoGermiiication. Arti-
fetal respiration wa, produced and
slowly but surely the man returned
to life and Is now "n a fair road to
recovery. The medical men regard
the result of their efforts as almost
miraculous.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
UNCLE SAM TO BREED STOCK
Government to Establish Station for
Breeding in Vermont.

WASHINGTON, Nov lit is said
the government has In contemplation
the establishment of large breeding
station in Vermont for the perpetual
ton of the famous Morgan stock of
horses. Both the war and agricul-
tural departments have taken an ac-
tive interest in the breeding Of Nor
gan horses, which are famous for their
great endurance combined with activ-
ity and intelligence. Not only in agri-
cultural work have they been valua-
BILE. and as road horses. but they have
been Of signal service to the govern
ment In the cavalry. Some of the
most famous war horses during the
Civil war were ON Morgan stock. not.
ably General Sheridans Rienzi. which
carried the great cavalry leader on
his memorable ride to Winchester.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
Man IN BALLOON
ALICHTS SAFELY

Augusta, Ga, Oct. 31-Dr. Julian +.
Thomas of New York. today made
here a most daring ascent in his
balloon Nirvana. Owing to the To-
cation of the fair grounds some dis
lance from the city, the balloon had to
be inflated some miles away, and Il
was intended to tow it to the groui,is
up the canal, but the stream became
too narrow and the bag caught in trees
and was more or less damaged. DR..
Thomas mounted in the net work and
cut away the entangled basket. He
arose like shot and travelled in a
southerly direction to an estimate ed
height of 5000 feet. When about seven
miles from Augusta the valve. which
had been damaged monday and had
been patched, began leaking and the
aeronaut shot downward rapidly. He
endeavored to tighten the ship by cut
ting off his shoes and heavy leather
leggings, and threw away his coat and
the contents of his pocket The des-
cent was but little checked and he came
down in the middle of cotton field.
The balloon then started across the
field, dragging DR.. Thomas nearly a
quarter of a mile before he could ex-
tricate himself. He was badly scratch
ed and lacerated, but not seriously in
jured.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
MANY ATTENDED LAST NIGHT
Revival Meetings at Baptist Church
Draw Crowds Nightly.

CHARLESTON, Wash. Nov. mot
withstanding the several Halloween
parties to draw the young people away
to the halls of pleasure, the revival
meetings were well attended last
night. Quite a number were at the
altar in the Baptist church and were
enabled to rejoice in pardoned sins
and redeemed natures.
Evangelist Hupp preached a con-
vincing sermon from the miracle of
Christ restoring the blind man to
sight. and applied 1t with forceful en-
phasis that took deep hold upon the
audience. The bible readings at 2:30
p. m. each day are being well attend
ed. All are cordially invited to all
these services. -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
imitation
IS A HELP
Sales Of the Pianola
Piano Are Assisted
BY This Form Of
Flattery.

Imitation Is proverbially the sim
cerest form of iatery, but it Is most
rare for limitations to help the sale
of the original.
The Pianola Piano Is case In
point. People naturally enough look
around carefully before investing the
money represented by a player piano.
The many limitations Of the Ptanola
Piano stir up an interest. but when it
comes to buying the Pianola Piano
is always chosen.
There is but one reason for this
but it's mighty important one II
is no other than the indisputable fact
that this is the only player piano that
is really worth while
A combination of an upright plano
of good grade and Metrostyle Pianola
tthe worlds standard piano player)
could not be other than of splendid
quality.
Come in and try one. Prices $3.50 to
$1,000. Pianos of any kind taken in
part payment. Balance on easy In
stallments.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-11-01
LAND SALES ARE ENORMOUS
Total Acreage Purchased Last Year
Close to 10000, 900.

The area Of land disposed of in the
United States in the past year. was
19,431,1S7 acres, or enough to make
about 10 counties Of the size of UNA
tilla, which comprises 1,s20,0 900 acres,
or about 5000 square miles.
This is an increase of 2,374,565
acres over the sales of last year. The
land fraud Investigations in the west
have somewhat reduced the timber
entries. but the development of the
west through irrigation has increased
the land sales SO the total is greater
than last year.
A Washington special says of the
report of the land commissioner for
the past year:
The annual report of the commits
sioner of the general land Office. which
was made public today. shows that
the total receipts for the year ended
June 80, were $7.5s5,524, an increase
over the preceding year of s567,712.
The total area of land disposed of was
t9,4S1.1s7 acres, an increase of 2,374,-
SOS acres.
All of the recommendations made
by Commissioner Richards in his re-
port Of year ago are renewed. ex-
eept In instances where congress al
ready has taken the action requested.
Under bill passed by the last session
of congress the land office has under
consideration the establishment of
various parks to protect the prehis-
toric ruins of Arizona. New Mexico,
Colorado and Utah. which recently
were made the subject Of q report by
Professor Edgar l. Hewitt.