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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS


Image Miles. Federal Di.,rirt Judge
u Mississippi, rendered a ,isci-ioa 10
the -pu<whas fsussfs q. y. u whisky
iaIuaethrn cases sustaining the inius.--
tioa u the WHISKY d.,aisr~ ami grant
ing the relief sought. The iufgc. "A
tb- course ~ his opinsnu said in part.
The proot in these ca-.-s shsws that
large quantities of whisky we're son-
signed IA the American Exprc~- Cssa-
pany Al Kansas civ. Ne ,o - csrri-.,i
tn differeut os'i.res Ia Nis.ss>ippi. us-ua
the payment Of a. - ID charges. u y
not satisfactorily shown ths, th- N.
press COMPANY engaged ia the ss-sse<.
Of selling through it, sg-uss in ths
STATE Intoxicating liquors ship
ped by !, for that rurpyss fr,sm IN.
stats of Missouri A. a mere de~ir,e 70
evssis the pplisre regulations of the
state Of Mississippi wh~n surh or
ders arr given or ~ent By mail th.e ecn-
tract u made. nct where the ORDER !.
given. but whsrc tt i filled and put
upon the ears Whether tn. State laws
are saxrantly violate,l by the receivers
of G. %. ID. whisky u not que-'ion Zoe
this cvurt. That the laws os the state
were violated by eitirsus of the State
AZ s,ailmar. Flora ana s-,na,ohia l..
frcn tn. proof, highly probable. bus
these secvunts OF lav vlessns-~, u any.
we're committed after the liguors hal
passed frDm the hansls % the exPress
s,nInnnnr ~ fh.. srn-isu..s -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Ous. OF the most interesting and en-
ioysbl.s " entertainments was that
given al the h.af and Dumb tn>titut.
NJ Jask-e1 20 III. members II ths I,s.-l>-
latur,. AID their families. The dining:
hall vas arranged "a seat two hundred
guests. with a b-vy OF the olsi-r girl
pupils Of IN. institute acting A. waiE-
resse> all nutss yet al bright and
intelligent. the picfnr,s ot cunt~atm-uf-
all eager 20 ASSIST In entertaining ths.
distinguished guests. Th- legislative
party saw enough To realize that 4
there : oG. insti-atina IN the stat.
sorrhv the so~ssrizg s--,- sf = paserraI
government il Il this >arar asylum
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
MAJOR l. ". THOMAS IS DEAD
President Of u. c. and s. L PAsses
Away as Nashville. Tenn

Nashville. Tenn. Feb. u Narr
Iohu W. ThSnas. president of the
Nashville. Chattanooga ant ~ Louis
railway. dis,i at hi hosn,s h~rc TIN.
uaoruinx. as',i ~ Maj Thcsna> was
one of ths h.s>s knoxn railrsasi meu IN
the essunfry- he va native ~ tht,
city. aad entervd the railr,asi service
in November. I-,lr. FrOm November.
i>Ss-. N January. I~sSs. b. Wa agent of
th- Nashville. Chattanooga AMI ~,
Louis railway al Nurfrs.->iov,,. Tenn
and frVm January l-sSi. ts July. f~sSl.
wa- In etar,g- Of ths rOllin- >socs ot
the same ruad. t'rosu July. l-sS'. to
>~ptsmi-sr. l-sS>. b.. xA~ ausiifor and
payma>t-r. mi frvm September. t-'2-.
to -sptsnh.-r. t>s.. superintendent of
ths- Nashville. haftaBsE-a ani ~.
Louis railrvasi- Frpm >-ept~uli.r. I->Ss.
20 September. i->t. MAJ Thomas a,
general manager. ard from ->eptsmt-sr.
l->4. to January. I>sss. Prsshi.n; and
<eneral manager >ins,s shich tIrns
he has ben pr,>i.i.-ur- Tie va ai-5
pr-sssisnt 0t the Tean.-s~-s Centennial
Exposition.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
TO uNoeRwmIE coIIoM.
Hsrvi- Jordan Nak-s Anaoane~En-nt
of Hls Plan

Aglaafs- ca. Evh. 81 -P-->isi.-r,t
HGrvhss Jorsian uf shs >ssash..ru Cost,iss
.N--ocissipa nlask. the s,li,s-si M aa-
a.s,1urrmsnt ts.l.tv
have -rss1rcsl Al a.sr,.- rls-ut with
- usiis-sr- ef Eastern Capitalists a..sn.l..i
b. = & fhsssra< . Nsii- klslssn hlu&sr
aud saaa-risr - ~ Ysrs. - laSe
S.sisss bai.-~ 81 asisi.iiins cass.su fsy',a
>,Oafh.ern asantsTs a. the uafn sssl1,u l.-ls'ss
~ IL --1t- a n.aaass.E. si4fi Essr-asl.s ~ luin
rior p.ssnEs ~ re p-rt- - - h.sfssss
salv l. rss. tn dsal a. - ris--si -
--Vu n sptiou> sn sAss > usissslf.s. re-
4l5r~zasuts hal have ss~a s-sr1rs-G
-fh. a-.r-~msur tsirfAseH pr,sv s,i.,. tsir-
the taking - AT cosren r-1siy tsg mar
<rE next AH-y~r azsi -.ens~ssatssr iFpsa
tn. crup u E-si az th~ ta-n alar,st
price. to - u.sS 49, tissnn the zatnla1afR
prie- axesi b tss >ssulh.sru Cssls,u A.
-osl4tieu- fhl> s-rvemssns 3. uss1 Iu=
tsnsie,i 10 a-ect hansir,-,ls whu ar. DE-
rlnsiiuz a minimum ~ = rents ss ths.
pr,---nE time N~w NorS hanksrs lrs.
prepared 10 Hnan.,e h4liv al >sa4th.srn
oaa<sr~ in as-i-slEs h.,lsi.ers sl csalls,sa
for higher prbs-S- optssu csutr's.-ts
vii b. for~arvi.-.i As ousas uppu sPplis1
tiaa t9 al essEtou srOeers
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
OXFORD. MISS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1906
Yoar ofsisials Of the Bolivar cornty.
MissA Bank

Cleveland. Miss. fch. n-R n.
Williams. president and u. W. Griffin.
cashier. Of tn. Bolivar Gcaniy Bank
shieh elos-sd IT. doors last we..k. wen.
arrested here SATURDAY. The fcrmer :
charged with emh.rxlsu~nt sns the
latter With r,.ceivins deposits after ths.
ecndisbon ot tn. bank VA kuo~n 70 ~
bal The hankers wcre relsasei %
bcosi in the sum Of $3.50 eark-
Tsiay Chsncsllor Bell orsicred the
rearres, cf Nsssr~. Williams and tsril-
In their bcu,is being tso small. and
th~y have to increase the amount %
their bail To s.0.so each. mi. ~..-oud
orvisr created TREMENDOUS >rn>.atleu
herr. t-eeau>e i sas known to 10 hss>.s,i
upon a report that had t-sen maize To
the receiver. ID J. All,sn- by ths expert
arsvuntzut ~ho ! auditing ths bank
h>-,ss. What Wa euufain..,i in thi. ~
port ! ~errvt that viii uoS be made
Fssrfs~-rurf. IN. exrs-rr nxs rcrrtesrsr
his investigation.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
PHYSICIANS W0Rm ed
Over Strange Case OF Young Lady At
Charity Hospital

New Ori..an-~ L. Feb E-Th-s
charity hospital >urs-ors have IA tn.
woaan's annex a Patl~us that ! pm
ring th.srn- Thss sufferer = / ygss-1..:
Woman whs,>e uams- : given a. Nua.l
Henry. she wa syunsi 1.uss-t iifsl.-s~
early tsslay in the sin.,inuari ,l.,,p..r -
tie Louisville an.l Na>hvili.. raslr,xlsl
when thu train r-aehsd tarh street.
An ambulance xas sslll.-,l and the yossu;.
wosnan removed IA the hospital
-tt the hospital the ca-s- Wl> iosIn,i
puzzling b.esauss there VA usthin- 10
secount tor Mis- HenryIs conslIEiosl.
Wh.-n she Wa finally Erou-.-l >he b.
came hy-terisal sna th'.a r,.iap--l inte
efEi-uneo1ss-iosI>us><. >hf va travel
ing zlous sad presumably in >.sareh ef
hsalrh- Noshin- was learns,l os her
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

\ petition II being eir-ulat,d for the
parStoc of T. w. Carlisl.,. marshal ~
silver Crsek. Ls~rens-e county. Who At
the October term u court for that
county vas euuvicte,l % man.lsughter
and sentenced 10 six msnths' imprisou-
msns in the county lsii- The facts -
the cav we're that carlisle. in his ca
paeity ~ a peaee Otfisrcr. w1> attempt
Ing ths. arrest of = negro named Brutu-
Morgan. an.i had started with him IA
the ealab"--e, when his prisoner brOSs
away frum him and pulled. or attempt
s,t To pull a pistol. Shereupuu Carlisle
shat and killed him The mar~hal was
indicted by the grand jury st the April
term of court and Sas tris-,t in p-tol-cr
anal s1otnw t..esssf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

One Of the suggestions = IN. st-is
commissioners which vas stricken out
entirely by th- house provided that
sentenced criminals might have the op-
ton Of going TO the State peuitenti1rv
and beginning their terms Of penal
ssrvitusl. pending aFpsals. The obies-
tionable feature Of the proposed law
vas that the prisoner would b. required
To pay the expense Of being brought
b<ck IA the pIars of conviction we're a
new trial = granted
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
WONDERFUL RECORD MADE.
Iron Mountain Makes so Miles an
Hour for 900 Miles.

Austin Tex. Feb. E-In it, nsId
raes against time to get the mails into
Texas ahead of ali cOsnpetitors. thu
IrOn Mountain system operating in
Texas over the International snd Great
Northern road pulled into thls city
this morning. having made the run
from ST. Louis To Austin ia Il hours
ami - minutes. hitherto unxno.y a
rs-curd IN this sectiou for -ost-mIlx
eoatlnucus run
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

aEs- ElN aEG LII 41.U 1tr tarNt c1l--
dren were burned to death with their
home At Missouri Valley. Ia
The Granite Manufacturers asSueia-
ton. Of Quincy. Mass. On account Of a
dispute with their employees. voted %
suspend work in the I'D shops con
troiled by the association The Iosk0us
Affects leo granite cutters.
A thief smashed the window Of A 2
NaeNiIlau's jewelry store A. Van
cuuver b. C.. and sos away with 4 tray
Containing So aao worth Of diamonds.
Fire almost totally destroyed the
plant Of tho L. Schreiber Sons Co
manufacturers Of structural irCn. in
Cincinnati. Loss. se5ae.lo: fully in
surei Inesndiarism Is suspected
Bunkie Richars.Son. one Of four Es-
sroes implicated in the assault upon
and murder OF Mrs Sarah Smith ar
GacSs,en. Ala. in July last. txO Of
whom have heen legally hanged wa<
taken fIom the Jail by a MASKED moo
and hanged 10 bridge cruising the
Cuoza river
A1lA- @N0t u4aA "Nt11r
known capitalist Of Birmingham Ala
committed suicide by shooting He had
been in III health for some time
William Heycard. a hermit and re-
pate,i man Of means. was found fruze7
to death IN hut cn a farm in Hal
county. Nebraska
The grand lodze of Old Fellows II
the Province Of Ontario has appropriat-
II sis .ees fer the entertainment Of the
delegates u the sovereign grand lodge
which Is 10 meet in ToroutO in Se7tem-
ber rext-
The Sccsesy OF Friends Of Richmond
IND kzve made q rasFtcal departure
rom the orthodox custom in the EN-
pIovnsrt OF a regular pastor The
conservation is cne OF the most inhu-
eutisI IN America
w. Richardson. a grain buyer was
sufceated IN bed during a IRE that de-
srroysd a small hotel building at Rome.
Kas. W. F. PopnlsfelL the proprietor,
and his wife we're badly burned
A statue 10 Ralph Waldo Emerson
i 10 be erected AT Concord Mass the
town where he lived and died
Pref. Emil Won Bshrins- the German
disroyerer Of the diphtheria serum mas
announced his determination Of keep
ing his tuberculosis remedy secret III
Eext aafumn-
The next session 5f the Transmiss's-
sippi eorxress will be held IN Kansas
CITY. Nc November -sH95. 1906
The Chicago city council passed an
ordnance directing the gas companies
Of that city TO furnish gas TO consumers
AZ S. cents per Loo feet Mayor Dunns
warts q 75-eert rate
The japanese mouse OF representa-
tIves passed a bill for continuation OF
the war taxes
The nomination Of Nai-Gen- John
C. Bates to be Iieurslant-generai mas
been coufrmed. also Brig-Gsn Adol-
phzs W Greedy TO be major general
Apostle Warmer W Merrill Of ths
Mormon church. credited with nve
wives and over 80 children. is dead al
Richmond. Utah
The president has accepted the res
ignarion Of First Lieut. Kent Browning
Fourth infantry. TO take eject al onee
for the gpod Of the service
Ssrxr- Bert A Gohle. Co. Z. Eight
esrth infantry, committed suicide .
Fcrth LeayeawcrtA- Kas.. By shooting
No eaaxe Is knoxu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
AFTER TON JOHNSON.
Cleveland Ministers want Mayor 20
Close Dance Halls.

Cleveland Feb. I5-Nayor Ton l..
johnson Was the object af a severe ar
raigument at a meeting Ut ls0 city
ministers here toslay- Resolutions were
adopted calling GA Mayer johnson to
take Immediate action IN chasing dance
halls. especially on >unslay nights. in
aecorianse with his previous PROMISES
- the pastors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Armored Cruiser Tennessee Develops
High Rate Of Speed

RoeSlant. Me-. Feb. Il. The arsnurs,I
cruiser Ternes-ee to-day began h..r four
days endurance run which espuanseu....,l
At Nonhsgan Island ansi was expected
20 end near Cape Ann She PASSED
White Head shortly after l0oielosS and
began tn develop high rate Of speed.
The weather was a tribe hazy and !.
flins breeze was blowing The cruiser
- required to sustain =. suo.s II hour
cC this Fun-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

The banking laws OF the State. as
proposed in the new .sods, viii furnish
a strenuous eootentioa in the leyisIa-
tive bodies. The commissioners have
almost literally thrown cut the so-rner
banking laws and supplied others "a
their liking. One objection thai VIII
be brought out torcibly Is that privsts
banks, under the proposed Suggestions.
needs must hAvs \ capital OF s,s, 90 be-
fore they can 20 into business. This.
10 Is claimed. will work Q Largshfp %
the outlying 6iss-itS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

The Nis.Ssburg board Of health has
issued an address to ths citizens Of that
eiry urging the Importance ot tharuagh
fumigatipu Of AL house. infected by
vsilsx fever lass summer This i done
tor the purpose OF killing any steg0-
myias that mixhf have escaped preyi-
oll- f1niratiou-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Members of the legislature are re-
eeiving letters almost daily trUui attsr-
nxys At law in their Respective hDas-
CITIES. ASKING What form OF application
shall be made To obtain admission so
the nswiy organized State bar as.s.ia-
-iou. Those sssking admission should
send their applications directly to Nur-
ray = smith OF Nicksburg. Who i now
n member of the senate. and who's, ad-
dress viii b. the senate chamber un-ii
ths. Legislature adia1ru<
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

The city council of Tunica has passed
law prohibiting all ehildren under
the Az Of l. years on the streets n
night unless they are accompanied by
parent or some adult person or have a
valid excuse At I'd th.. oil mill whi>-
tlss viii give the warning, and all chill
drsn not Of IN. streets by : O'Clock will
fall into the hands Of the town marshal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
DAuk Fails

The Bolivar County BanS. ioea,sd aE
Cleveland. ciossI it, doors on as,ouns
of not being able 10 realize On seesri-
ties in tts pas-es-ivu- The receiver
gives out the statement that th.. IiabiIl-
ties are s~--. iss1 and tn. assets sgs.as
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

Judge Alton b Parker. Democrati-
candidate for president during the 1904
campaign. and his family are at Pas.
Christian where they viii remain
about six weeks
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
Illustrous Example.

Scella-Hear about Mabel
BeIla-Yess she has resigned from -
Situations ami will row ,-evots herself
strictly 10 George N \. S9a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15
rnE SITUATION N Russia

War Is u IN ST. Petersburg be-
tween the lighting organizatious- u
the revulutioriSts and the black hum
erssssA A bArd of reds surruuns.e,.
. cabaret cn the hank II the NevSky
river. above TIE city. and threw a bomb
among an assemblage Of xorkmer. and
then opening IRE On the paRic-strieken
iaAatsz. killing TWO and xogndinz II.
Troops interviewed and many arrests
we're made
The Russian peasanls while Intense
" land hungry. have no idea Of se-
curing the eoseted acres by purchase.
but are determined 70 receive X ~ =
gin from the sDveramsn.
The Russian Insurance men. Al 4
coafereRce IN St Petersburg. decided
not TO pay losses sustained 90 acruznr
u axrariaa riots or armed rev0Irs.
The false emperor and In sgite. xas
have been stirring up the peuple q the
Voiza regic1- have faaiix hesn arrested
rear DrseVroFsk
The electiocs fer the Russian nation
al assembly are fxest for April = Ths
opening session viii be he'd April -
Thirteen revoluticaaries we're co..
cemrec oy n Grunhsad COGrt-martial
and summzrily executed IN XAinO.sea
district
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1906-02-15

ine senate passed the urgent Ses-
sasney otl practically zs reported frou,
me committee on apprupriatiors. An
attempt to strike out the provision ~.
neving alien workmen in the Pauama
eanai Dne from the operation Of IN,
sighr-hcur lzw failed
he senate passed the bin giving
civil war telegraphers a penssouable
status.
me house passed the Hepburn raiI-
road rate bill By a vote OF s.s IN :
Those voting against the bin we're.
Lirtleresd. Mccall. Perkins. Sublsy.
sc1thvies. yeerIaEd and Weeks. all re-
prblican<.
The house passed the pension apprS-
priatina bin with a provision enact
lng into Statute the celebrated order cf
the president declaring ass conclusive
evidence u disability to perform nan
uzl labor.
The senate passed the bin Of Senator
warner, Of Missouri. xhich provides
fcr an INVESTIGATION By the treasury de-
partnsnt into what : known A. the
Third insSsllment Missouri var
claims The bill has been urged
IAruush 4 number of congresses
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01
500 Reward.

Will be paid for information
resulting in the arrest and con-
viction of felony of the party or
parties who forcibly entered the
cabin of the Imperial Corona
Gold MlningCompany at the Elk
City-Dixie wagon road, near the
bridgeover the American river,
and surreptitiously carried away
the corporate property.
An additional reward of 500
will be paid for the immediate
recovery of the mining nipple
ments. tools, and. supplies, as
soon as conviction and imprison-
ment of the guilty parties can be
had.
Imperial Corona Gold Mining Co.
P. G. KULLMAN, Secy.,
60 Wall ST., New York.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01
Personal
and
| Otherwise
Local Mention

The Mining News will keep
you posted on all matters pertain
ing to mining in central Idaho.
Billy Myers left Tues day for
his home in Sites. after a So
journ of several weeks in Elk
City.
If you re hungry, just remem-
Der Elk City has a new lunch
room. You will be satisfied if
you call on Heath,
FRESH MEATH will deliver
fresh beef in Elk City and neigh
borhood for 8 and 9 cents per
pound. Lou BRuNDIGE. 49tf
J. E. Barton, the forest ranger,
writes from the Laramie plains
to his old ''side kick" Grant
Litchfeld, that the elevation
there is 10000 and thermometers
have already registered so de-
grees below zero.
Thanksgiving day was observ-
ed in a quiet way in Elk City.
Both hotels served big dinners to
a large number of guests. The
school was closed. In the even
ing a large number of people en-
joyed a dance in the auditorium.
Last Monday being U. G. Kin
kaid's birthday anniversary, Mrs.
Kinkaid planned a surprise cele-
bration on the old man. by invit-
ing a dozen of their friends in to
spend the evening. The party
gathered at the Elk hotel, and
it happened to the victim all at
once just as BUD was prepar-
ing to lay his little No. 14's away
for the night. But bud" wasn't
frustrated bit, and no restora-
tives were needed. He was as
! sober as a banana on a hot day
at a county fair and got as much
out of the bargain as anyone else
if he was late in getting in on the
deal. The evening was spent
very pleasantly at progressive
whist. Mrs. Kinkaid served fine
refreshments, turkey, the frs
of the season, being on the list
The day was Mr.. Kinkaid's forty
sixth anniversary.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01
Continued from Page ~

with the strictest economy, the
cash disappears with astonishing
rapidity. 1t takes money to make
the mare go and it certainly takes
lots of it to properly develop a
mine.
With such conditions confront
ing the mine operator and with
the large element of chance
entering in the proposition, it
ought to be readily seen that a
mine cannot be made in a day
and that the expenditure of a few
hundred dollars is not always
enough to bring results, The
man who puts his money in mines
and expects to draw dividends
in six months or a year later is
apt to be badly disappointed; but
when it does pay, it usually pays
big. There is more clean, honest,
legitimate money in the right
kind of mining than can be found
in most any other field,
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

For good quiet rooms go to the
Elk Hotel.
Rubber lined duck coats at the
Elk Store.
We have on hand Lincoln and
Meadow Gold butter in one pound
sealed packages. -ElkStore.
For a good square meal go to
the Elk Hotel.
The best of Teas and Coffees
at the Elk Store.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01
Jack Henniger is in Spokane on

Jack Henniger is in Spokane on
business.
S. L. Boyer, manager at the
Thunder Mountain mine, left last
Sunday on a business trip to
Spokane.
VIM. Wyllie and wife have
moved to Elk City for the winter
and Mr.. Wyllie is employed at
the Buster mine.
One of the big gray horses
owned by the Ball boys died Fri
day of last week. The animal
was valued at 5000.
George Dove this week repaired
the outside telephone line as far
as Mud Springs. 1t is slow work
getting the rest of the line up,
because workmen cannot be
found. '''' -
The ladies of the camp are TAX
ing up cash subscription and
preparing program for Christ
mas, They held their first meet
ing Tuesday evening with Mrs.
A. N. Ingram. An invitation
will be extended Orogrande tc
unite with Elk City in the OBJ
servanee of the day.
R. G.. Bailey writes from Sc
attic: Kindly chase a copy OF
your paper this way each week.
My wife and | are quite comfort
ably situated here---both enjoy.
ing good health. But we have {
longing in our hearts which the
News can partially fill. | an
holding down foremanship of {
job print shop.
A correspondent in Grange
vile for the Lewiston Tribune
writes: ]. H. Boyer, a pioneer
mining man of the Elk City dis
trict, is in a serious condition a
the Wiltsie house. Heis PARTIAL.
paralyzed and his advanced age
7Oyears, makes his recovery seen
doubtful. He is one of the bes
known mining men in the Ell
City camp, having joined the frs
rush to the placer diggings in 81
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01
Christmas Goods.

We have ordered a line of
Christmas goods, toys for the
children and a whole lot Of good
serviceable articles for the older
people. These goods will arrive
about December 10th. Wait and
look them over before you buy.
THE O. C. LAPP Co., LTD.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01
For Sale.

My ranch of forty acres on
Salmon river eight miles above
the ferry; ten acres under plow,
lots of small fruit; good house
14x24. Heating stove and plow
20 with ranch, for $500. SAM
UEL MYERS.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01
Oysters.

Oysters prepared any old style
and any new style, day or night,
at Heath's lunch room, in Min
er's saloon.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1906-12-01

Capitalists who contemplate investing
in Elk City, Orogrande, Dixie, Thunder
Mountain or Buffalo Hump districts can
secure highest authority by consulting
me. ! have made study of this re-
gion for eight years. Address, Prof
Walter c. Brewer Orogrande, Idaho.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-12-03
COSMOPOLITAN EVENT
ON THANKSGIVING DAY

Just wee space, kind Advertiser,
in which to make honora BILE mention of
little Thanksgiving entertainment at
the Susanna Wesley Home on Friday
afternoon and evening. The heavens
smiling: japanese, Koreans and Amer
leans.
The exercises by the children We're
very interesting. There were songs and
marches. the small feet stepping pat to
the music.
Japanese and American national
hymns were sung. also song in Ko-
rean. Flags of all these nations were
displayed. Selections of Scripture were
well rendered.
The whole house being open for in
~"0o0tio~ visitors were charmed with
the perfect order and cleanliness. The
beds were immaculate with the new
white spreads given by the kind ladies
of the Methodist Home Mission of San
Francisco.
Valuable gifts were most gratefully
received from American. japanese and
Korean friends.
The visitors were RECALLED with Japa-
nese tea and cakes, after delightful
evening. and went home in the moon
light with pleasant thoughts of the
home and it's capable superintendent