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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-01-20
TEXAS JUSTICE.


Texas this week while vainly en-
deavoring to avenge a dreadful
wrong, and the hearts of hundreds
of thousands bleed with pity and
swell up with indignation as they
learn of the tragdedy.
Russell g. Holder was a citizen
of Beaumont, an officer Of the law,
and the father of three children.
On Christmas eve monster with
the lineaments Of a man, but lack
ing even the soul of beast, bear
ing the name of William Greger-
son, assaulted and ravished Hol-
der's little seven year old daughter.
For this act he was arrested, tried
and convicted, and given sem
tence Of fifty years in the peniten-
tiary.
The father feeling that justice
had not been done, and maddened
by the unutterable wrong done his
baby girl, armed himself and at
tempted single handed to storm the
jail, and kill the brute who had
raped his child. In the attempt he
was shot by the officers guarding
the Jail, and after lingering day,
died, leaving his wife and family
penniless to mourn him.
What an awful history of wrong |!
The heart sickens at the recital of
them. A helpless child wronged
until death would be merciful. A
father, state and race wronged in
the denial Of adequate punishment
for the guilty A wrong attempt
by the father to right the injustice,
and finally a wrong punishment
for the erring father. And yet
God lives
1t will be hard to convince any
one that there was any necessity
for the killing Of a man who single
handed in broad day light attempt
ed to storm strongly barred Jail.
Most men will sadden at the thought
that cowrdice must be added to the
list of evils in this case. But it is
upon the jury who permitted this
miscarriage of justice that public
opinion will throw the blame for
the tragedy. Either the prisoner
was guilty or innocent. IL inno-
cent he should have been acquitted,
if guilty he should have been
hanged. There is no palliation or
excuse that can mitigate the hor-
r;ble crime of rape upon a little
child. Fifty years in the peuiten-
tiary is no punishment to a being
low enough to commit such a /
crime. 1t is no disgrace. He is
honored by the company of thieves
and murderers. To be fed and
housed, and protected from the
vengeance of man is all that such |
an one asks Of life. We wonder il /!
there could have been father up
on that juryl We do not know
and can not say that the jury did
not endeavor to at the punishment |
to the crime, but we do know that
they lamcntably failed to do so.
So the record stands--terrible,
pitiful. II is such occurances as
these that bring the law into con-
tempt and leads men to look else
where for justice. Every heart
that hears the story will soften at
he thought Of the widowed mo-
her and fatherless children who
bear the cruel sorrow and shame
IL it all.-Rayne Tribune.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-01-20
Chn,nberIaim's Cough Remedy
AbsOIutelu Harmless.

The fault of giving children medicine
containing injurious substances, is some
times more disastrous than the disease
from which they are suffering. Every
mother should know that Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is perfectly safe for child
rem to take. 1t contains nothing harmful
and for coughs, colds and Group is unsur-
passed. For sale by all druggists.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-01-20
WRITE US A LETTER

Put aside al, tinidity and write us
freely and frankly, in strictest conf
dence, telling us all yanr symptoms
and troubles. We will eend free advice
lin plain, sealed enveiope), how to
cure them. Address: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1906-01-20
q SUFFERED AWFUL PAIN

in my womb and ovaries," writes Mrs.
Naomi Bake, of Webster Groves, Mo,
aalso in my right and left sides, and
my menses were very painful and
irregular. Since taking Cardui. !
feel like q new woman, and do noe
suffer as I did. II IL the best medi-
cine / ever had In my house."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-01
s1aS fransoFf@tm s@aIbeftem.

Mus paris pirb bsri9tet: rWas
tpibt ,Sbr bon ben S9la9ten bon Was
terloo unb Seban2" go luutete bic
Srage, bic in elmer Barrier S9ule ben
&ndben dls prifungstbemd uufgege.
ben tpurbe. Oabei fpurbtn Don spsi
Ssungen folgenbe MnHGbe geleiitet, bic
als ~authentid mitgstbeilt tperben unb
bic tpobl bas nnelaublihfte bon 8ers
fpirrung baritellen, mas in einem
finbli6en 9etirn eriftiren tann.
Die S6ladt BON BdterIpC," f8rieb
Der cine, rpurbe 9eleitet BON Rapoleon
benz Oritten unb nit prinssHin Gus
genie perbeirathet. (g) Or fling on,
ni9t ldnger imitunbe 81 fein, fe 5u
lenfen, unb es fpdr idmmerf9doe.
Wir feben ben rufifdsn 5efb5ug BEL
Wagrdm ppn Warf6an Mhac Wabou.
Mac Mabort aeiparn bic S9ladt BON
8usotne. Der Sriebe tpurbe unters
seidnet in Campo Sormio. Der 81
banfelbsug tpdr ba. BORT fpat es, mo
Surenne itarb." 4bsr Der stpeite iibers
trifft Den erffen nod: rTa9 Der Rie,
berlaoe BON Waterloo tam Qubtptg Der
@6tsebnte mad Trantrei9. gr no6m
bann brei reue Winiffer, gdiiinirz Be
rter, Sbiers uno 9uiapt. &arbinaI
Sleurb berbeFerte bic Cage bur9 feline
Weisbeit. 2ubipio Der 46taebnte mar
9diIer inter Dem Hdmen Napoltnn btr
9ritte. Die S6Ia6t BON @aterIpp
mar unter Der Heeisrung Rapoleuns
bes Grffen i'm Sabre 1904 gesen bic
gn9lGnber. Gr fpurbe in biefer Stdbt
eef6lagen unb berlpr biele 2eute inz
fplge Der furhtbaren &Glts in Der
Na6t. Im 4. Muguf, Bel benz l1ebers
gang iiber ben ct. gernbarbt, tpuroe
er ee5tpungen, ft6 All ergeben. Oas
erfhien ibm iebr feltfam. benin &c mar
ni6t getpDbnt barun. Ooa ba es 70
tpdr, mubte er es traeen. gr rpdr ee,
boren in S6ottlanb. O. Die S6ladt
bon Seban mar unter Der Heeieruns
0ubtpies bes 8ierashnten eegsn bic
RuFer. Wir sefpunnen burd biefe
S6ladt, be Der Stabt niibli9 mar,
banf ibrer feinen Su9fdbrifen, bic als
Die beften betannt fnb, unb bunt ihrer
2ase."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-01

.Wfetne Serren.- fdse t4. rts
fpmut ia f9lieBli9 niGt bdrauf an.
unb tn muB fort. BiTen sic mos,
nebuen sic ben bD9ften 53onfah fit
bas 9etrGnf. Wirb dmeritanif&er
@btstp h0ber bersout, 10 betra&tn
Sci BITE @otteseabe als umeritqnif3.
trdgt Der englif6e bic b0btre 0uH, 70
IaHen @ie ibn uls enslif9 seIten."
limb ih sreife mad meinem pprte>
monndie.
Oo fehen mid bic beiben on, als
bate t9 ben Uertanb perloren, ODER
So4perrotb beeansen, ober in Oa=
nsnssfeaf4aft sinen RitUf4pis cts
sGblt.
.Glfp los. meme 9erren," ordnss
i9.
Sic antDorten aber ni9t, ionbern
tptnfen elm brittes Gremplur ibrer
Gattung beran, bas piirbepou in Der
Wtte bes leeren Scales ftebt unb fid
ben Sdnurrburt ftrei9t, unb tragen
ibm meinen @ori9Ias por. Das la6t,
nnb brauben bore i9 bic goupeetbii.
rem sui4laeen. SO 1T feline Setunbe
gu berlieren. unb i9 merle Elm paur
Sbaler uuf ben Slid.
~gttte, ben b69ften 3puias!"
Oa srsreift bic bret Elm tpabrer
2a6frampf. unb einftimmig font es
aus ibrem Munbe: Ser 3oliab fir
omeritantf9en unb engIii9en Wbist9
TT slet4, mir frusten nur pesen Der
Statiitit."
nnb pGbrenb es mir buntel Dor ben
@ugen pirb unb i9 elmer Sbnma9t
ndbe bin, f6rilt braubsn Elm greuer
pfiff, unb Der 3ug sebt ab."
Msin asifesefGbrt., Der feline gr,
adbluns NIT bramatif6em Jeuer ppr=
setragen bate. feuf3te tief auf.
vSas iibrige fDnnen sic ft6 ben>
ten. Ser nG6fts 3ug sins srit 4benbs
ab. SD telesrupbirte alfo, um ni6t
ales gu perlieren, bab i9 bas itGbtis
f9e 4neebot annebme. limb mare i'd
bagstpeien unb bate bic 2eute ees
briidt, i9 Bate 10000 Mart msbr &c.
friegt. sic bruudtsn bds Ssrrata
febr notbpenbia. Der 8iireermeiftsr
bat es mir fpdter felbft hobnla6en6
eradblt. = 60, ab, ba fommen f9on
bic 36uner. So" fe Der &udud!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-01
@eas,. bic ..@elpe 8reHe..

lsgte auf oem in sen leBten Sagen in
Der Hep gOrfer Staats4uuptftaOt OIL
6d1p d63e9altensn Acknowledgement
Der rHutipnal PriIon MHpcidtion",
an rsl4em Gefdngnibbeamte aner Irt
unO audi Menf9enfreunoe aus osn
Ser. Stdaten uno dus garnNa tbeils
nabmeH, Der OberTtaatsdntpalt MaEr
BON Staate Nep Yorf na9OriidliAe
8%erpabrung Elm. @r IsBte auseinaaz
Ser, pie oieier Sbeil ser englii63arle=
ritanii4en YrsHe Sen 9srihtssuns
srifpere: Sine 0erdrtise 3eitung lei
in i6rsr Seniationsgier iogar 10 melt
gegansen, oaB lie eine Wbitimmang
b%etreffs Der S4ulO oOer uni9ulO sinss
Oes MorSes Mngeflagten peranitaltste,
ebe nod Die 9erbanoluns sesen i'm
angeieBt mar. Die Solsen elmer Iol=
den 9anSlunsspeiie isien bem Offentz
lifen Wobl ernftli9 gsTabrOro9eno.
Die g~soanfenloie Menge tper6e ii9
ki4t bonn Wabripru9 un6efrie0;gt
fiblen, fans 0ieier MIDI: in 9emdBbeit
Der Settings NbItimmuns uusfuue.
uno oieIe i9ls9t unterri9teten 2eIte
Derlieren Damn lei9t oas 8ertrauen in
Die 9un66abung Ses Strafseiebss.
Sn dnoeren 9eri9tsfdnen, pis BE
SeniationspreHe lie bsbanOle, iperOe
oaour9 elm f9ls9tes 8eiIpieI seseben.
uno auf einen Sreiipru9 foleen Oann
5pei ooer mebrere dbnlide SGae, pelz
DE Oireft auf Die SenIutionsbsri9t@
sritattung suriid5ufibren ieien.
Bas Muber oa iugt, 1T ri9ti5.
@ber Der BON Der rGelben preFe" un>
aeridtste 6auptI9aben betebt in Ser
8srni4tung BEG iittliden Shines uno
9spuBtieins bon Siinglingsn unS
&naben, Sunefruuen uno MG66en
Our4 romdntiiA Iein Io[sn0 S9iloes
rungen aus Dem 0erbrefsrleben uno
Our9 oft un5ii9tigss 8rsittrsten BON
@bebru4sgei9i9ten uno anSeren
S~fanodlen.
Serdrtige 8ei9reibungen finSen ii9
ni4t nur in engliI6@umerituniI9en
gelben 8ldttern, Die bur6 gepinenioie
Seniationsmdisrei 9ei4dfts MAIDEN,
ionoern lei0er ni9t ielten audi in eiz
ni9en ionit unItdnOigen engliI9@umsz
ritaniiNen 3situnsen.
Die 6eutI6 : amertfaniIhe preFe
dber ous 0arf man obne Hubmz
reoigteit uno o9ne PbariIGert9um
iagen = bdlt fi6 BON 0srartisen 15z
f6euli9en uno semeinsefdbrli9en
4uspii4ien frei unS rein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-01
Gin prafttf@tr e@aufptelsireffor.

Cine tDftlide Dirt, nit ieinen S9au.
fpielern dusaufommen, bate Der Shea.
terbirettor 5rObel, Der 81 Infans oes
Dortgeh Sabrbunberts nit ieiner
Sruppe in SiDoeutf9lanb umberaog.
Gr ~pertbeilte bic Stolen ni9t untrr bic
&iinftler, ionbern er perfteigerS lie
Die 5olse bapon mar, bab IS feline
Strsitisfeiten CAB unD Der pfiffigs Oi.
rector cine bubble Rebeneinnabme bats
tie. Wis bel linn Die Sa9e eintrue,
gebt bdraus berbor, bab er einmal bel
Ser v8efebuna" bon S9iner's rRdas
BERN bic fpleenben preife er5ielte:
&arl Moor 2 @ulben, Imalie 1 Sui.
ben 30 &reuser, 5raua MOor 40
areuser, Sptegefberg As &reuSer une
S4tpeistr 80 &reuaer. Wie aus Der
grpben Oifferena ~herporeebt, bic ii4
aus ben er5ielten preifen fir bic Rpls
len 5pH8en aarl urb Jruns MOor er,
gibt, fheinen AUDI bic bdmaliaen
S9aufpieler f9pn cine b~eipnbere @ors
Iiebe fir .eble" gbaraftere bsieHen gu
bubeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-01
,SpbrotpuIsfp b. Sonnersmard".

@egen sen S9pinolsr Baron Oos
brODolsfp : Oonnersmard, Der, ME
mir uusfiibrli9 beri9tetsn, am 10.
4uguIt feline iungs Satin, cine reids
4merifunerin, in paris unter Dit
na6me aqer ibrer 0ertbia6en i'm
Sti9e lieB uno in 9umburg per6aftet
purbe, tpurauf sr iid als Ser friibers
'Metallgieber &onrao entpuppte, min
jeBt AUDI Die @eIeli6aft fir Ora6tlple
Selegrapbis lpesen 8etruss Dorgebsn.
Sm 5ebruar 3. S. sri9ien rOobro>
notstp" i'm Bureau Ser Sanf> unS
9an0elssefeai9aft De 8rubn e So. in
Soerafarta auf SABA uno Iegte cine
sefGff6te 8eitdlung por, tponah er
gum 9enerulugenten ser 8efeaI6aft
fir 0rabtloie S~elegrapbie fir Nie0erz
ldnoii9 : Snoien, Straits SETTLEMENTS
un0 Mdnila ernannt tpprben lei unO
II. u. &ontrutte nit Ser bonGnoii6en
&egierung fir Die grri9tuna BON 8
&rdftz uno 15 anoersn Stationen fir
Ora6tloIe S~slegrupbie uno anoere Imf=
trGss aus5ufibren babe. 4uf 9runo
Ser 8~eItuuung i9lob 6ie 5irma nit
inn einen 8ertras iiber Die @riinoung
elmer 9eieli9aft CUR Iusfiibruna ser
IuftrGge NIT einem &apitaI 0
$4,000 Mdrf db. gbe aber Sic Ser
fridge ausgetaui6t poroen paren uno
Oobropolsfb Elm 8crI9ub bon 1000
Dearf au%sbe5ablt tpar, famen Der SIR
ma geOenfen, un0 lie fd6elte an Die
SeTsni9aft fir orabtloIe Setegrapbie,
Do0ur9 Die S9nimoel ans Sagesli6t
fam. Opbropolsfp aber mar I9pn
ourber abgsreilt un6 entgina Ser So
pa'er Poli5si. lin 135 Warf bate or
Die 5irma aber oO9 sef9Goigt. Man
permut6et, oab 8onrao, alias Opbru=
polstp Sonnersmard Bel ser 8erliz
ner Mgemsinsn lsttri3itGtsseieGI9af
~gearbeitet uno bort feline &enntniiie
iiber Ole Setefunfen : @eIelihaft err
lpor6sn BAT. Sobrppplstp, ser iebt
cffenbar aus Sur9t Dor anoerpeitiqen
fetlamationen feline @er6sirutbung
nit Der 4merifanerin 8ugnet leuenet,
fpuroe, fpie oofumentariid feitsetsat,
am 3. Suli 1906 in Ser Wanila'er
4Humptions : &apeue pom Gepereno
Murpbp nit ser aus San Srunc;scp
itammenoen Dame, osren MGbheaz
nam. nod un6efannt 1T, gstraut. Oas
@6epaar Jerguion aus San Srancisco
ipo6nte Der Srauung Bel. Ob Oobroz
tpolstp, ipie er in Manila anqab, in
Guardian i'm Sabre 1876 aeboren lit
ooer elmer oeutIhen 6amilie Gonrao
entItammt lit ni9t ii9er feItsulelen.
Sn Warieine entpenoete Oobropolsfb
dus Dem &ontor zines 9ant6auies
SItrine Sriefpdpier nit ser ssirma o:s
6duies uno fhrieb, I'm Die Qmeritanez
rim gu tGui9en, an ii6 ielbit cine @nz
ireiinng auf $4,000 6rant. Die 4mez
ritanerin NOR inoefen mibirauif6 uno
bielt nit ibrsn 3peifsln ibsr Die gat=
belt BEG Documents ni1t suriid, no=
rauf Opbropolstp setrGnft msinte:
&lsinlihes, a6f6eulifes Mibtrauen lei
4arattsriItiid fir ale empOrgsfpmms-
men &afen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-01

Mm Sage elmer biaman.
tensn 5on5eit erbdngte ii6 an Ser
Rubr Elm bpdan9slsbsnsr Heniner; er
ftano i'm 90. 2ebensia6re.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
! MEMORIAL SERVICE
Evening Meeting at Auditorium Wi
= - Be Patriotic in Character.

Evening Meeting at Auditorium Will
: - Be Patriotic in Character. :
G.. l.. Morrill, will preach on" "A Bad
Liver at the PEOPLES church, Unique
theater, Sunday at II am.
James LatoureHe s composition,
"Pretty Bunch Of Doll Rags, will be
sung by Herman La F'leur, accompanied
by colored slides, and the Unique or
chestra will play. Doors open at 1890.
A grand Memorial day service will
be held at the Auditorium in the even
ing at 8 o CLOCK. The meeting will also
be the last held by Mr.. Morrill, at that
place this season. He will give an ad-
dress on "a Soldiers Sacrifice. -,
An. organ, recital by Miss Eulalie
Chenevert will commence at 1880, after
which the journal Newsboy's band will
give few selections. Charles 8. Laird
will sing arise, Freeman, Arise y. a
patriotic song, the words. and music Of
which were Composed by. G. w. Hayford
Of this city. Miss Flora Boyd will play
violin solo and A. F. Miner will
render Face to Face by johnson
Little Grace Emery will sing 'sBehold
the Master lPasseth By and the reg
ular male quartet will give a double
number. '4The Boys of the Ole
Brigade and "The Vacant Chair
Before the sermon, the journal cadet
brigade will appear in a tableau. The
Past, Present and Future w. III
Sprague, colonel commanding.
Stereopticon views of American his
tory will be shown. .s
Flag pins will be presented each per
son on entering, and these souvenirs arr
expected to be worn during the service
Members of the various Grand Army
posts in the city will be present, ant
special seats assigned them. Cars il
waiting at the close.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
City News
WHITE BEAR IS ERRATIC
PRETTY LAKE HAS EITHER TOO
MUCH OR TOO LITTLE WATER
TO SUIT CoTTAGERs. !.

=, The Ramsey J.. county commissioners
have decided to put in a sluiceway be-
tween White Bear and Bald Eagle lakes
to permit the excess of water in White
Bear to flow into Bald Eagle. At 4
meeting of the commissioners yesterday
it was demonstrated that unless this
slulceWaY is constructed the water will
soon rush over the dividing land and
wash out the roadway at that point. *
In view Of the fact that the water
board reported that it could not aid
by pumping water from White Bear
into the city mains, the commissioners
decided that the best thing to do would
! be to permit White Bear to drain into
Bald Eagle, in spite of the protests
property owners. 81.
The condition at White Bear is direct
| ly opposite what it was few years
ago. Then the St. Paul people who
owned summer homes around the lake
were alarmed lest the disappearing
water should leave the bed Of the lake
mud fat. The county, at an expense
Of several thousand dollars, sank arte-
sian wells on the shore of the lake,
which, however, failed to supply flowing
water.
Expensive pumps were then installed
and electric power was secured at big
expense from the street railway com
pany to run the pumps. The street
railway company finally threw up the
work on the plea that it could not spare
! the power, and the pumps were idle.
Trip after trip was made to the
pumping station by the county com
missioners and the county engineer to
Eexamine the wells and the pumps, and
to make prolonged tests as to the guam
! tity Of water supplied by the wells, and
the length of time to raise the lake
15level to its normal heig bit. But about
4 the Ssssse.s the pumps would be putting
! in theia Dsst strokes the power would
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
why Many Women Suffer
From Constipation
The Natural Remedy

The delicate and intricate character
of the female organs make them most
susceptible to irregularity, and for the
same reason it is most important that
each one should be kept in condition to
perform it's functions in normal man
ner. At all Of the special periods when
peculiar to her sex there is a decided
tendency to sluggishness of the bowels.
Nature then requires a gentle assistant.
Not powerful and expensive drugs, that
must be taken at frequent intervals and
are 50 drastic as to damage the tender
lining Of the stomach and bowels and
do more harm than good, but a pure AID
harmless laxative such as is the famous
Natural Mineral Water--HUNYADI
JANOS- one dose of which will move
the bowels gently but copiously in a
natural manner. The dose is y tum-
sblerful drunk on arising in the morn
ing (slightly warmed for best results)
One bottle contains many doses and
costs but trife at all Druggists.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25
ST. PAUL DEYISES AN
=. ANNEXATION SCHEME

Failing in other methods, st. Paul is
planning to increase it's population by
adding to the city $ territory South St:
Paul, West St. Paul, and the village OF
by the St. Paul Commercial club. This
means the annexation of the northern
part Of Dakota county. The CONNER
cial club committee in charge Of the
project consists of General M. D. Flower
(postmaster), N. P. Rogers and G: L.
Haas. Mayor A. s. Francis, G. W. Clark
and F. L. Henderson of South st. Paul
have been named as an auxiliary com
mittee. Hastings and Pennington have
not been heard from, and so far as is
known, no steps have yet been taken to
annex them. ~
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-25

give out, and the. test would have to
be abandoned. ~.
It was question never satisfactorily
settled whether the wells could be
pumped hard enough to do the lake any
good Now nature, in scorn Of the et-
forts Of puny man, has taken the mat
ter in hand, and White Bear has SO
much water that what to do with the
surplus is as much of a puzzle to the
commissioners as the old one Of get
ting water to put into the lake. -.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-21
WATER WORKS FOR ATHOL
Residents Subscribe $4,000 For
:, Proposed System.

At a meeting of residents OF Athol
Friday evening, it was decided to put
10 water system, which is badly
needed. The meeting was largely
attended and 81, 900 was subscribed
toward fund of SIS, 900. 1t will re-
quire about $4,000 to put in the
system, but afte: the SIS, 900 has been
subscribed the balance will be raised
by the sale of bonds.
The water will be brought six miles
from Baker creek. 1t will be brought
TO the city In large wood or iron pipes
aud work will commence on the sys-
TEN as soon as another $1,000 IS raised.
Two OF the principal consumers Of
water will be the sawmill aud the
Northern Pacific. The sawmill now
has water brought to the mill seven
miles from Cocolalla by the North
ern Pacific 10 tank cars.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-21
Mr.. Arfur' S
Christmas Gift
BY INA WRIGHT HANSON

tCopyrisht, 1905. by Mcclure, Phillips &. ca.
L HENRIETTA, on the rug by the
fireplace, was absorbed in bea
1 i occupation, which was putting
OH Gil of Ariminta Eudella' s
drtAcies OF wearing apparel and rit,
ting them on again. When the last
Tiny garment had been adjusted to he,
satisfaction she found time to lool, at
Mr.. Arfur. who sat by the window. n
picture or doldrums With regretful
glance at Evangeline Bell. who was
yet to be attended to, the small mothe,
arose and went over to Mr.. Arfur
Resting one hand on his knee, she gaz.
ed anxiously into his face.
The young man reused himself and
smiled down at the squarely cut locks
the great brown eyes and dimples.
Have you been bad, Mr. Arfur?" she
inquired solicitously.
Il don't think have been so bad as
-the-bad man, Henrietta" he answer
ed. squeezing her small hand.
1--WE been good as an angel" she re
marked modestly, 80 Santa Claus is
SViusS " oNilIS HE duuNer QOllv in n
tooing cah."
'.ln what, Henrietta?"
"A tooipg cah," she repeated: then
as Arthur failed to grasp her meaning,
she exemplified patiently, like Sister
Wose's what she takes you widing in
'Oh, / see! A touring car, YOU aris
tocratic baby. No more doll wagons
and go-carts for you, eh?' he chuckled
then grew gloomy again.
What do you want fob Kwismas?"
Something | am afraid l can never
have in all this wide world, Henrietta
He drew long breath
IF you are good. Santa Claus
Its entirely out of the old fellows
jurisdiction, my pet"
The child gazed at him curiously.
ITS heart of fine gold that l want
Henrietta, and only one person car
give it to me, and if she won't. girle''-
rs she faiwy?' Henrietta's tone
was reverential, her eyes full of ex
element
1.-The queen of them ALL"
And has a crown on?''
Yes, crown of her own golden
hair. and her eyes are like brown vel.
vet pansies, and she has the sweetest
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1906-12-21
THE INDIAN RESERVATION
Congressman Frenchis Look
ing After the Details.
SURVEYING IS COMPLETED
Ragged Edge on North is to be
Taken Care Of.

II viii be remembered that durins
tne last session Of Congress. Repre-
sentative French ibtrnduccd aud
secured the passage OF a hill In tn,
House providing for the opeuinv oI
the Coeurd'Ale Indian servatjop
The preliminary work incident to III.
opening OF the reservation Is now Il,
fuil swing, and is being pushed as
rapidly as Is consistent with the I'm.
portant preliminary arrangement.
tnat must be made. Mr.. French has
again taken the matter up and l.
making an effort to have all laws
relating to the reservation Ia such
shape that there will be ni,ne of the
unfortunate results which have hren
50 prevalent In The Neg terce Re>rr-
vation since 1t was opened 10 settle.
ment. In that reservallou tn. sur.
veys were such that persons who ,uok
land on the edge of the reservation
under the belief that they were yet.
ting 100 acres later found that they
had In some case as much as 80 ar 40
acres less.
The survey of the C,rur d'A)pne
Reservation, which is nuw complete.
leaves u "raggpd edge" IN III. North
boundary. and some Ut The settlers IN
land adjacent tn this .'ragg d edven
nnd themselves short III the amount
ol land which The, hrllevpd Was
tneirs. Oae case has just com. to
Congressman French's alteration
wherr the patent To he hOme>t,adpr
gave him l57 acres, while IL the n,w
survey line is accepted as trur, his
iarm viii be cui - l24 acres. Mr..
French proposes TO cor.ert this eva
10 SO Tar as IL apple, To tnl> ies.fva
t!o2, by a sptcia hll when h- has
introduced. Ii The bill passes the
land adjoining the reservation will
retain the number I acres set our in
the patent gwen, ana those whn later
20 on The reservation and take land
will have notice Uf The exact amount
Of land they are getting.