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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-08


clan. Still he grew worse. At the end
of about a year and a half Of suffering
he grew so bad | had to tie his hands
in cloths at night to keep him from
scratching thesores and tearing thetiesh.
"He got to be a mere skeleton, and
was hardly able 10 walk. Ny Aunt
advised me to try Cuticura Soap and
Ointment. So great was her faith IN
it that she gave me a small piece OF
Soap to try and a little of the ONT
ment. | took il home without any
faith, but TO please her | tried il, and
it seemed to dry up the sores a little.
Il sent 70 the drug store and got a
cake Of the Soap and a box of the
Ointment and followed the directions,
and at the end Of about two months
the sores were all well He has
never had any sores Of any kind since.
lie is now strong and healthy,
and l can sincerely say that only tor
your most wonderful remedies my
precious child would have died from
those terrible sores. / used only one
cake Of Soap and about three boxes
Of Ointment (signed) Mrs. Eg-
bert sheldon, r. 4. d., No. ], Wood
vile, Conn, April p, 1906.
Complete External snd Inisrul Tresnneu' ~ kFefy
Wanor from ruIras Srrofa from iui1nfl . AEei
consisting q Caiiaura sasr. e- 0iriglenf, SOS hes2l,
VERT a. fiu form 9 Cleee.,s l'sie9 y :, - ~ -
rrlier DING 4 chen. Corp. -sle frupt. bqsial-
s5-Asled EEss,~ HSs y Cars BABY hulaorH
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sumuIatIon WIthout irritation.

In eases of stomach and liver trouble the
proper treatment is to stimulate these
organs without irritating them. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and
stimulates the liver and bowels without
irritating these organs like pills or ordi-
nary cathartics. IL does not nsuseate or
grippe and is mud and pleasant to take.
Sold By II. A. Leonard, Randolph, and c.
A. Densmore Chelsea
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All Run Down

slHlS is a common expires.
sion we hear on every
49, side. Unless there is
some organic trouble, the con-
dition can doubtless be remedied.
Your doctor is the best adviser.
Do not dose yourself with all
Ninds OF advertised remedies =
get his opinion. More than likely
YOU need a concentrated fat food
to enrich your blood and tone
up the system.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1906-02-08

stefan treat in ,
but the sores grew
worse. Then they
began to come on
his arms, then on
other parts of his
body, and then one
came on his chest,
worse than the
Others. Then | cali
- arn4bar v,bvei-
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BABY COVERED
WITH SORES
Would Scratch and Tear the Flesh
Unless Hands Were Tied-wasted
toaSkeIeton-Awful Suffering for
Over a Year-Grew Worse Under
Doctors Skin Now Clear.
WOULD HAVE DIED
BUT FOR CUTlCURA.

"My-little son, when about a year
and half old, began to have sores
come out on his face. / had ply
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SCOTS Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil

is Just such a food in its best form.
Il will build up the weakened
and wasted body when all
other foods fail TO nourish. II
YOU are run down or emaciated,
give it a trial it cannot hurt
you. II is essentially the best
possible nOurishment for delicate
children and pale, anaemic girls.
We will send you a sample free.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-10-18
SfifteretSDp11t1tter+

Gennina Mbpoeate: @tifteretsbon1,
taer y. Trantberg, ben populere %
bpattge Sfitteretsbommer bette goun>
ty, ct Ranoibat for @tenual9 / Mouem'
Der, % Der fYnes lite at pere no9en
Eutul ON, at ban utl bltue uol9t. Tol=
tet % be ftemmeberettigebe / Ottertail
Gountp feritaar, at be Mr. Trantbers
bar en- @titteretSbommer, oer taar /
&lasie meb be be6ite Staten, % ban
pil faa alle 8artters l1nberlfpttelle.
Sans @als iom Prei1bent @tifterets'
bommernes Torenin9 ueb beres fife
Msbe utier, at ban ltaar bit blanbt
Sttfteretsboutmerne. Sc ftemmeberet.
ttseoe bar lite ipr, naar be ifuloe ubipge
en- Dtano til at uaretase @nterB % fas
berloies os nmpneiges gienbomsret %
be afbsbes @fterlaoenifaber. fulst Bar>
ttlinierne, og De pil tfte nu, men be ptl
femme for % unberitotte en- Manb, iom
bar pilt iis at uere fulotommen bueIiq
til at befpre @mbebet til ales ferjfe
Giltreosbeb. @n iaaoan Wfanb er ben
nuperenbe buelt9e Dpmmer 6. s5rant>
berg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-10-18

81. Gebattor!
Oct glaber mtg at le, at Dr. ". Z.
Bissn er &anoioat for Gountps@oms
misiar fra 96et DiFrttt. Dette gmbebe
er at lan9t itgrre Betpbning enb be feite
@ountyembeber, % fun Menb n,eo gob
Sanbs % Demnefraft burbe pelges.
Weno, lom forlpser at bebaas aQe, er
uifitfebe til oeune uigttse Beftutng
Ser forbres Waanb, lom lite er rebbe
for at ubtole fine Useninser.
9r. u. 8. gisen er en- af pisie
Meno. Taa Menb, leg bar tienbt, ct
beore fualiFcerebe tor @ttutn9en enb
ban. 9au oar baut fere Mars @rtas
ring iom @ommiBier, os Solicit 2oet
DiFrttt utl, ON Btsen uelses, pibe, al
be gar en- Geprelentant @ountp.Raabet.
Marttn Aalber9.
6enuinq lite Oct. 1906.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-10-18
MODER OG BARN.

Lad Moderen BRUCE SCOTS
Emulsion for sig selv og sit
Barn; den vii altid gavne dem
begge. En- kan spise for to,
men at give N@ring til to er
noget andet. Dertil udkr@ves
en- indre Styrke, som den glen.
nemsnitlige Kvinde mangler,
Folk, der lever i Luxus, er
paaa Grund af deres Levevis
like meget sterke; overarbej-
dede Folk er svage j visse
Henseender som F0lge af I'd.
mattelse eller paa Grund at
deres Omgivelser. Man kan
stole paa, at Scott's Emulsion
vii afhjalpe saadanne Forhold.
Det er ct vidunderligt Fode.
middel for Moder og Barn.
saco1.r : sRowNF 400 Pearl ss+raa+ New y,r1r.
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@fitteopttt 1T ter, Cub eDet+

. . . -
st Orb til benz, fom title tienber
Wlr. 2unb. Ses er en- sau1rnel Settler
I Ottertail @euntp % Dor 10 Mtl fpb
for gtnins. Ses bar tienbt @bas. u.
Nunb ttoen Baaren 1879 % bar altib
tienbt bant iom oprtqtis % erlis al
fin Terb. @an bar bapt en- BEL Del
Mfferer at orpnei Stlfteretten I @9ens
ifab af Mbmtniitrator % paa anoen
Maabe, % efter min Menins er ban
fit:et for @mbebet, % les unberftotter
BAN bierieli9t iont Ranoibat for famine.
g. 9alporion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1906-10-18
D6pheo Tan iffe helbreoes

Deb Iofale Mihler ba Be ttte fan naa BEN ongrbne e
at Dret Der er tlin en- Waabe at turere Dppbb, %
bet er pe6 soniitutoneue Mtbler. Depbeb foraarages
neb en- betenbt 9tltanb cf @limbin5en tibet euadlte
er. Maar bette @sr bIiper tnftameret, merfer 0e IN
btioer bel luttet Ct Dsubeb gse os mes 1tn5re s e.
tenbeIien tan ernes os bette gtsr Sensuss lin nor=
male Earb ptl 6prelien pbelast for fteb{e. st
ub at Il Etabe reotbes peb Ratarrb, ber trte a11-
bet eno en- Betenbt Etltanb al 5ln1binberne.
gt pl 9pe ct bunbrebe Collars for etbpert Ttlfalbe
at Dspbeb oraaraset al &ntarrbl fon1 itte tan fures
res nteb Halls Catarrh Cure Strtp efter gtrtulgre,
frit. S.ssS @benep & Co., Eolebe, 8.
/. ~ Selsss bos Mpotbstere 75c. q
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Muftton+...

Treba9 ben 26be DIT. feritt. Rl. 10
uil le9 paa min Tarm | Get. SO, Conn
Of Carlisle ielge peb offeutlis Muttion
2 unsbetfe tire Aar til 1aaren, l @op>
pc, 8 6sifbertier. 2 andre Ripr,
@teer, &uie, s Ralue, 8 Suin, q
0ogne, 2 3pgrtnbe, l Slaamaitine, /
toiebet Bug9p, l U. S. Glpbeiepara>.
tor, ! @angplos, ! neften ny Ylano.
8inber, ! Maisplog, 8 Opne % enbeE
andre Eing. MQe Beleb paa. IS e4er-
unber betales tontant, men for {tgrre,
Belpb 9ipes ct Mars 6enifanb mob gobe
Motes os ietB Brocent Nente. Sri
2un9 peb Mibba98tto.
Sobannes Qanion. Gier
@bris Sobn1on. Auttionsmefaer.
6. 6. Sletpolb. @lerf. b
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ST. Reba?t9r!

Dr. Ns0GEt9r!
S ct Nun,er al nseblabet for en- Eib
i3ben, fer iee, at De tror, at @tonp
yrooa Uarmers9i9as Mobitanb mob bet
uibtaobue" Gfatteamenbe1nent burbe
bortfaloe, efter be Tortlarin9er iom
fremfprteB / bets Taupr. Etllige ier
ies, al Son. Ole @aseug er t Tappr al
napnte alrneuoement os tror, bet bpr
antoees. lteb min bebjte 8i!ie Tan leg
bog tffe forltae anbet, eno at neonte
Nmenbsne11t enten aloele5 opbeuer Dor
nuperenbe Mrpefatlop, eller tbetminblte
obbRuer ben Del al famine. iom beltem'
n1er en Sraoeret % progreS1p Stat paa
M:p; til bet nepnte Mmenbement beNems
mer, at Staten ffal uare li9e paa lau1s
me &lasie af Wienitanoe. Get M, at
en- Wano opr efIerlaoenoe en- Termue
paa 800, 900, % famine Wanb efter>
laoer fun en- Mruing; % iet, at Tors
urueu 6eEaar al munietpale Bombs.
Otter ben nuperenbe 2ou moatte ct iao'
bant Dposbo betaIe en- Stat af Pro>
cent. Set nu, at e.: anben Wtanb opr
eftsrlabenbe ct So paa $4,000, os1aa
beit taaenbe al muntcipale Bombs. Otter
Dor uuDerenbe Stattelop maatte bans
80 betaIe Ell @tat al u Yrocent.
Wten meb bet nye Mmenosu1ent pebtaget,
tunoe 2Iominiitrator for bet fore
Dposbo 9aa Frem for 9fstten % lige:
1Ronlitutiouen befemaer, at e3fatten
ifat oere !iae poa famine &lasle at
@jenfanbe; BET 30, leg reprsientsrer,
% bet oabst lille SO, beltaar af famine
&lasls af @ienaanoe nemlig municipale
Bonbs, bporleoes tan ba Stifteretten
forbre en- @tat al Proceut al bet fore
5Bo % tun II proceut al bet lille %"
SITE not meb, at bet efter min Op,
fatnine pilbe pbele9ee bet pigti9ite at
Dor nuperenbe Mrpefatloo, men bet utlbe
umulisajere etbnert Fnries paa at fda
en- FABIAN Son peotaaet, fprenb &onitis
tutionen after toranoreS.
Det 9ra6erenoe % pro9resitue 4Srtn>
clip @tattelop9iuning betragtes af be
beo1te Statsptonomer % Tenfere, bers
iblanbt DOT bierpe BreRbent &oolepelt.
iom ct af be bebRe Wibler til at bemme
nosen @rab be ubpre Tormuer, lom
opbobes bet 4anbet. @n Snbtests,
fiat of 2 eller Droceut iitebetfor Stat
efter Waroien, pilbe tun bielpe Bantes
rer CO andre, Der bar Werotpapirer, laas
iom Notes. Mortgages, @tods, Bombs
oip., TIT be ptloe iltppe meo en- @tat en-
Tieroe> e4er Teu'teoel laa ifor iom ben,
Tarmere % anbre ,1aatte betale.
@n registry-fee-tax paa Mortsages
ptlbe o9iaa pere uretferotg; tbt ben
maatte betales at 2aaneren % lite l1bs
laaneren.
Seq pil optorore enbuer Tarmer til at
femme imob Muenbementet eler let lite
femme; tb! bet fommer ub paa ct.
1uis Wr. Sa9en9 utl upoe mtg offent>
lt9 Debat pper bette @mne, iaa er ieg
piuie til at upoe bau1, buoriombellt ban
pnifer, oq bpao Etb ban maatte beitemn,e.
2outs 8. lols.
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ire Nar I1oen. Gegen tiger, at sBlpbnins
gen tommer fra ct Saar Mapen. pas
tienten laa noele Dage men fom laa op
t9ien 90 F0lte fig friF, men EirBbassafs
ten bsspnote Bleoninsen paanp, og uu
!tsasr bun. Rnubions Dor yein~Bpss
nInsen paa Uismard Muenua.
= @n iorselis utptts banots bos
Sobn u. &aitet, tre W?il lpo for Notbs
iap fife Wanbag. @n l6 Mar eatnmel
Datter af Raitet blep raast Mnltgtet
at en nnabel1, iaa bele gteIen git al og
tun berste efter QuDen paa cen enc
Sibe. 2igeleoes bleu bet enc Die belt
repet og er tabt for iteoie. Paubsbenet
ouenfor gteieu blep 1laaet itu, laa oer
blep en- nor Mabning, os itore Beaip!iu<
ter tom les. ptsen beipin1eoe naturs
ligois, men BUN TOM til 8eutbfbeb isien.
Neien blen faifipst, % uofgterne for,
at Bisen ital fomn1e ng er nosenlunbe
gobe. Det beror paa, Oh. Beteuoelle
inotreoer I @aaret orenfor gleien.
Scr ifebe en- lignenoe ulptfe famine
9}abolas iamme Sag, ioet en- % Mar
|9l. W(anD bleu raaet at en- 6e5s Mnz
iigtet, men @faoen par ,tte laa itor
bette lou / fDrte Eiltelbe.
- ct pluolelist DpbsfaIb inbfraf
upentet Dane Bratrie Wanbagsu1orz
gen ioet Rnub Bable bpbs al ct 6iertez
tilfeJoe tiolist ONT Mor9eneu, for ban
enonu par 1taaet op. Qan bapbe peret
frtlf iom ellers 56ncaq, os inte! uIeo>
panlist oar bleueu tasttaest. fpr bans
Seiteabebarn Ole Bable uaasuebe
Manoassmorsen. San lpnsts, at
Rnub aanbebe Yaa u1ebuaulis Maabe.
og ban talte til bam men fit tntet @par.
Strats oerefter pat ban bpb. Ole
Gable TT 1enbt Buo til Vergus TaQs,
os 8. s. 9aus, buis 9ujtru er en-
Seiterbatter af atbpbe. rstite oerub %
lift Coroner 0ausou meb fig. Mt.
Ben1on reiite oglaa beruo, og Qigst bleo
fprt berop, men bet uil ienere bliue fert
ttlbase til parfoale &irte> bpor Besra>
pelien oil foregaa. Dea afbpbe par
omtrent go Nar 9amnsl. San tom til
Mme1ita / 1869 % til Dane prairie /
10 euer II og bar boet paa fin Tarnt
Der belle Gioen liben. pans Torelore
oeoe Norse, men be hefe al bans
@eifenoe tom til Mmerifa oe Ct bpDe.
&up en &e'ter leper enonu % Dor /
@snen ueb Deuils 2ate, q. .. @n
Bror leper / Norse. Broteren Mnbers
bpbe / Dane pratrie for ca. 20 Mar
l}oen, os to af Seftreue, iom noale
Mar boebe iammen meb Mfbpoe, bpbe tor
mango Mar i1oen. Rnub por ttlba9e til
Noree / 1888 o9 trat enbba fin Gar
iltue, men ban oeoe tort efter. Tamis
lien er fra Stanapit paa Norompre /
Norse. Ole BabIe flyer, at ban tror,
bans Splfeubebarn uanorebe blem lit
Qerren, tbet ban lepebe Tom en- iano
&rtffen. Be9rauelien pil finbe iteb peo
Barbale Rirfe imorsen (Trebas) 81. II.
Yatf. 8erlie pil |orrette.
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2prbassaften bleu isieu en- Manb.
mprbet | Wttnueapolis. Sans Napn
par Soiepb @abit, og ban par &ot en-
&eifauration. Morberen tom tnb oqs
forlanste bans Ben9e, % ba ban lite;
fit mere enb $3.50, ifipb ban @aolt
paa @tebet. ua9tet @abit bab for fig.
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vRroninasreiien" Ell lnagfuIot ubs
ifpret % rist tQuftreret Bog paa 80.
Stber. beftet. tan De nu faa tilienbt
gratis mob Snbienoelie af ct Eoeents.
Trimerte i'll Nprto.
q. g. Sobnlon Co.,
100 Balbington Mp. g.
Wiinneapolis, Wi.nlt.
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! Oil Sttertail Balgere isnoe en rig
Bantprefeent eller en- oplpft Tarmer,
lpm beres Maalsmanb, til Miunelotas
@enat2
Detts er bet ui9tiaite @pprsSmaal i
oenne @alstrebs MI for Eiben, co bet
b0r DiStuteses fpr Dalaet fore9aer ben
6te Nop. iaar.
Tor mig ielp er Sparet let at gipe,
bp.s Der itte freufommer npe Oplpss
ninser, men Der er uel mango, iom Tan
pore Euipl, % for ON muli9t at bielz
pc Iomme ub at Gpipleu, er bet, ies leus
Der bisie 2inier til l1seblaoet.
Son. Ole .. Sasen9, iom itte bor
Ian9t fra mtg, % buis l1bpitltn9 leg
bar ful9t meo Jnteresie, bar leg ieuere
Tib paret ofte faurnen ,neb, og ban Dar
tnospot mtg 6ortroenbe. San er ops
brasen en- u1oralit trifelig Camille, %
ban bar 9aaet ub fra Tergus SAILS 6pis
foIe meo ubmertelie. 9an bar en-
naturlig Be9auelie til at forme os trem,
bore fine Eanter os Meniuser baabe
1auuotligt og friftliet, baabe | @n9elf
os Morlt, os ban taller os itriuer offehtz
li9t, tlere @ause buert Mor, oper Eon.
Ter % Weninger, iou1 bprer til Dasens
Xpien. 9taar bans Maboer aumooer
bam ON 8iFanb, er ban piui9 til at
pere meo uoen at ipprss: 6uoo betaler
S mig for Mrbeioet2
Son. 5agenss geestelie at mobtaee
Tr1pafs filler bam frernft / 0fatten
blanbt pore Gepreientanter.
wore @orypbeer fra 1890 os fenere
- Dbr. Boen, Onsitab, 8iprse,
9onpe, Plowman m. f. - fteu,plsoe
Tripais fom Beffitfelie % tnotos en-
Beitemmelie I'm Convention mob bette
l1ueien, men iaalnart Sim 9tu gap
benz Torerinsen, tos be tmoo % for
moeentlis tattebe baabe Orb % @ier'
uius.*) Os eubnu bar btsie 9erter unbs
laot at tilfaa lin @tssiernins for fine
Dalsere % bebe benz ON Torlaoelie.
Gil 9on. Sans &. 6lue bar leg
mtnbre &ienbffeb. Seq peo ON, at ban
eieoe en- Tarm aurbal, os at ban lite
uomerfeoe fig iom 6armer. 2i9eleoes
at ban iolste fin Tatm os par faa BEL
big at blipe Bartner u,eo ben befienote
os tunitertarne Oiulf Bertellen. 9iaes
lebes at bisle io!ste Jarmmalftner, til
bpieite Hris, o9 at be poa Notes tos
Nente laa tor, iou 2ouen tiQob. San
er uu en- rig Wano os Banfprel1oent.
Men bette er 1nasre % Tibet ttltalenoe
. plpsninser tor ben, iom ilaar paa
@pranget til at uelse8 til bet forte
@mbebe % ben bpieite 9@re, iom @oun.
ttet bar at 9ipe bort. Wtan burbe ials
falb utbe, ON ban beiibber nosen &unb;
ftab, Der qipr bam ftittet til 2oueiuer,
os ont ban tan tale fpoenbe 2onoets
SproQ % n1pbe op en- Debat paa
itaaenoe SOB. par ban ttlegnet fig ben
Sentence: Sen. TOM utl pere ben
fprtte al @ber. r11aa pere a1es Eiener. !"
Com @ocialiit burbe leg pel belit
baue bolot mig ,&oenfor, men TOM Sttls
lin9en er. oil leg iou1 Borser, 9iere
bet beoite, iea tan. for Samfunoet.
Socialtfernes &anbioat for Senator er
oesperre fer Eiben en- politiit @traa>
manb, men ON Mar ptI ben Wfanb;
om ba faar plabien, baue facet Siel
o9 Yeseue, Gin % Blob. Set ifulbe
slebe mig, ON Yartiet er itertere enb
|ieg nu anta9er. Olaf .. Gtnje.
1
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penntn9 lite Oct. 1905.

Tpriftommenoe Spnbagsatten &l. s
nil Der bsiue ct Waslempbe / &pceum
Ebeater, % enbper ct inbbuoen bertil.
Sliuer IS. @temart ira @bicaso. iaa
usl tienot af Tolt / Tersus Taus, os
6. Us. Dorlett, prob1btt,onti titerues Gus
uernprfanotbat, uil bltpe blanot Ealerne.
Disle Wtenb bar baut Mpber frt
2utt paa mange Steoer, men Der uil
lite bliue noeet iaabaut Mobe lersus
Taus. unolab lite at saa til Mpbet /
Ebeotret on Mftenen ben 2lbe.
Ser ptl bltue bolbt Wpoer paa tpl>
senbe Steoer bette County:
s @el1eru Eomnbau ben 2obe SCI. 8.
Squier, Maitab TownbaQ 20be SCI. 8 !.
Dalton ben 2lbe SCI. 1890.
l1rbermoob ben 2:l5.
!" Ter9us 6aas ben 8.
Carlisle ben 22be &I. 10.
grbarb ben $3.50.
Yelican ben =" g..
QeeperS 9au ben 23oe 8.
T" Stolebus No. 1879 24be 10.
/" MDobys sRtrfe, Mmor $3.50.
Battle Qate ben I" s.
/" @litberau ben 25oe 10.
Bintne ben :" @.
Yarfers Brairie g..
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Wtr. @ageng pil tale iom felser:
0ttober 10, @ajfern. Sop @tolebus.
/ 20, Seer Greet.
80, Babbod, 9aa.
20, 9omefeab. Dautes@olebua
"a, Quce, Stolebus.
+" 25, @ersas, Sobu Brubn's6au
26, @crambler, . DunnStolebus
81, @rba>b.
80, lnbermoob, @ftermibbag.
80, Battle Xate, Mften.
I" 80, @litberaQ, gftermibbag.
80, 0inins, &ften.
81, 9enning, Aften.
Nou. l, Starters Yrairte.
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-01-06
ENGLISH LEADERS SPEAK.
Premier and Ex-Premer Both Ad-
dress Meetings.

London.-Sir Henry Campbell-Ban-
herman, the premier, and Arthur ].
Balfour, the former premier, respect
i've leaders of the two great parties,
now drawn up in battle array in the
United Kingdom addressed a large
audience recently.
The premier spoke at Dumferline,
Scotland, making fiscal reform his
battle cry. In answering question
he said he did not favor a separate in
dependent legislature for Ireland, but
intimated that that country should
have legislature subordinate to the
imperial parliament.
Mr.. Balfour, talking to a sympathet-
ic audience at Queens hall, London,
asked: will you have fiscal reform
or home rule, for this is the true
issue of the campaign"
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman said
that the liberals would fight protec-
ton and fiscal reform during the cam
paign, as they did whne in opposition,
while the former premier said that fis-
cal reforms woulu be the first great
question with which the unionist party
would have to deal whenever it was
returned to power, because it was p
question in which the welfare of the
country was bound up.
Mr.. Balfour plainly indicated that
the whole attack of unionists through
out the present campaign would be
centered on the assumed intention of
the liberal party to give Ireland con-
troll of it's own affairs through an ex-
executive responsible directly to an
Irish elective body. This, Mr. Bal
four believed; would inevitably lead to
separation, which he admitted would
be preferable to the continued parlia-
mentary turmoil consequent on half
way measures.
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman de-
voted almost his entire speech to an
attack on the fiscal proposition Of the
and said it was the duty
of the liberals to bury any party sup
porting Joseph Chamberlain.
Sir Edward Grey, the foreign secre-
tary, speaking to his constituents at
Bedford, Northumberland, said that
the carrying out of Mr.. Chamberlain's
policy would mean the ruin of the ma
tional prosperity. He assured his au-
dience that the liberals had no inten-
ton Of granting home rule, but that
they hoped to do much for Ireland.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-01-06
Three Men Blown to Pieces.

Huntington, Ind.-By the blowing up
of an engine attached to a freight
train on the Chicago & Erie railroad,
near Drisco hall, Engineer John J..
O'Brien of Kouts, Fireman G. R. Oil
yer of this place, and Lemuel Fisher,
brakeman, Of Rochester, Ind, were
killed and Is cars were piled up. The
wreck caught fire. Only the body of
Engineer O'Brien has been recovered.
1t was blown to pieces.
The train was composed of refriger-
ator cars loaded with meat and was
running as a special.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-01-06
IDAHO BOYS TO ANNAPOLIS.
Congressman French Makes Selection
for Cadets.

Congressman Burton L. French of
Idaho recommended the appointment
of the following cadets to the naval
academy at Annapolis: Howard Kirk
Lewis of Moscow, principal cadet:
Asa Monroe Gamer of Boise. first al
ternate; Jay Jellick of Idaho Falls.
second alternate, and Wade Thomas
Keene of Kendrick, third alternate.
Examinations will be held at Mos
COW and Boise in April. The success.
full candidate will enter the naval acad.
envy in June and Immediately go on
a three months cruise.
If Lewis, who is nominated as
principal cadet, fails and Gamer
passes, the latter will be commission.
ed. If Gamer fails the other alter.
mates will be eligible in their order
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-01-06

Portland.-The body of Kaspar Van
Dram, until recently a saloonkeeper in
this city, was found in his room in a
downtown hotel. He had committed
suicide by swallowing cyanide of pot
assium. Van Dram left note in which
he blamed former rival saloonkeep-
er, Joe Young, for his troubles.
An unusual story is attached to
these two men and their families. in
volving the attempt of Young to kill
Kasper Van Dram and the death later
of Mrs. Van Dram from cyanide pois-
oning, administered by persons un-
known to the authorities.