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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
@ebet5i0en&mertb.
9Soibin9ton, 20. De,

@inem &cridt 0eS @encraliuipef.
TORS Sol. Sobn Z. Chamberlain olt
Den SriegsminIitcr 5niolge bubcn oie
nit Den pcrihieoenen 9lbtbcilunoen
Der gtatiouolbeimatb fiir oienltltn.
fabige Soloutcn oerbllnoenen Bier.
bollen Der glmocSregierlna cincu
&ein9cluinn BON $165, ,454 einue.
brabt unO lid) auBer0em oils Elm nab.
rer Sc9en iiIr Die Suioiien erlpieler.
GS beiBt ilt-oem @ericbt Die @ier.
halle lit nod) meiner Iniibt Die bette
@rln6Io9e fir Die 9eQuemIibreit,
3ufrieoenbeit. geiunobcit uno oas
oll9eiueinc MobIbciinoen oicicr ecu.
te, Die iid) meiltcnS III eiuem por0e.
id)rittcucil glIter bcfin0cn un6 0ercn
2ebensgelpohnbeiten ijA niht lciht
pehleIu Iolicn. >bre RcnIionen qei
ben ibuen Die N}ittel, etuos 81 trim.
fen un0 0d5 fam linen nift perbo,
ten iperoen. Sn Scr 9icrboae befom-
men tie autcS 9icr. oelicn Sonlun
regulirt pcroen fam. @iiroe mou
Die 9ierbone obidoiien, 70 lpiirbcr
iie ibr 0jelo, mo 3mor nebr @elo ais
5itnor, in oen bcnodlhorten &neipcr
oernuSaobcn uno id)lehtcS @icr lnr
idledten Shnops trinfeu. Ger ous
ben 9icrbo0cn cr5icIte @cpinn, mel
der bis Jest fir ibre llnterbnltlinQ
uno ihr ouqcneine8 @ohlbeiin0er
ncriuenoet iulrroe. tpiiroe perlorcn &C.
ben unb 0cn aueipenbeiibern in bit
Sduoe foIcn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
gLrm eeif II D al.
Manila, 20. 0e3.

WtuHlIu, ~. &e6.
Der nYianilo 9lmerican" erbebt ge.
gen Den YrIga0egenerdI ,5obn,S. Ger.
ibing Die gntIo9e, onB er, ais er SIa,
pit0n alii Der ,Snlel Wtinoonoo mar,
nit elmer @ingeborenen 5llianlmen.
lebte, oie ibm 5uei aiuoer i6entte.
Gem 8ernebmeu noh lino mebrere
SiiiSiere nit oieiem llnlitanoe genol
betonnt uno eS beiBt. oaB Der Senai
iie oIs 3eugen oernebmen miro, INN
cine 8eit1tigung oeS gum General.
major ernonnten bisberigen Brigade.
generals 81 Derbinoern.
Ger General Beribina, tpelher frii-
ber in Chicago mobnte ino etipo as
Sabre olt lit, bat iid) Dor einem Sabre
nit elmer 1od)tcr ocs Senotors 8or.
rem bon @poning perbeirotbet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
Ger GcItru1t.
92eip 9)orf. 20. Gc,.

HteID sJ0Il, ~. 2e3.
GoS @erb6r gcgen oie QSatcrs
4ierce Gontpnnp i'll St, Soui9, oic
Republic Oil Gpmpanp IN Ohio mn
Die Stonooro Oil 6onlpalp bon ,5rl'
oiono lpuroe beute BON Dem General.
unDalt @oOlep Don 0iiiiomi iortge'
iebt nm oet 9Iadueis 5n tiibren, oaB
Die genonnteu @eielid)olten nlr
Sh0piingen oeS GeltruitS icien lmN
bon oieiem unterlliiBt lpuroen 9Iui
Den 3cugenitonO por A5alic q.
Beagle, oeilcn Stelllulg in oer 9te.
public Oil Gompann oe8balb ihmer
feit5uitellen mar. neil er al ooultdn.
oi9er @eoohtniBlhudde litt luO
nidt einnol puBte. pie OieI @ebali
er befam.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
u b Il / m M itna.
9}ep gprf. 10. 0es.


0eioe Seiten in Dem Sample Inn
oie Sberberrlhoft in Der 9telU Yorf
2ife lno Der Wtutuol bebaupten, bel
Der gIbltinmung oen Sieg oonon.
aetrogen 5u boben. Gom glniong bis
gum @noe Der glbitimmung berribte
Die groBte Grbitterung unp Der glooo-
fat Samuel llntermeDer, ipeldler Die
un5ufrieoenen Yolice inbaber Der.
tritt, erflorte beilte, oaB einerlei iuie
aud oos Neiultot niisiolen. moge,
cine itrenge llnteriuhnna Der bon Den
Gertretern Der @eieaiUuiten onoe-
nonoten Wctbooen erfolgcn miiiie
8Gbreno Ole bisberige gominiItro.
tion Der 9telp Oorf 2ife ben Sieg nit
10000 Stimmen Mebrbeit bean.
ipruht uno Die Whituol ouI cine
Wfebrbeit BON 100000 Stiumen bin
peiit, erfIiren oie @cqncr. 0oB lie
Elm llebergepidt bon $4,000 be3m.
$4,000 Stinmen boben.
BermutbIib tperoen @oden oorii.
Der bingeben, che 6oS Heiultot felt.
geitelt iit 0ie gcinmmten Stimmen
tpiuoen belte nntcr Der gIufiidt Der
bonn Stoat ernonnten SSnIpeftoren
nbgeaeben
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@roBe 8orftdt.
0onnIltIll. 10 De,

3VhpAHlAS 10 0t1.
Der bieiige iapnniide GoninI er.
fart, Dab oa5 inpnniide @eidnaocr,
meldeS glmerifo beiihen ipolte, i'm
Gebruor nadl SoroIulu fcmmen,
nber nid)t nod Snn Groncisco 'ab.
rem mroe. neil in 2lnbetradt scr
fein0Iihen @eiinmng in 9Imerifo
cine 8ie6crhoIuna Scr aotoitropbe
beiiirhtet mir6. BON peIder ou3
ShInhtidifi oMoine" beimseiadt
tuur0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
llnonqenebme Z c B er.
RAJ d)uI1d.
Qshilnhelphin. 20. De-

lie 9lngeitelten Der %ennipIuanio.
qobn meroen uah oem l. ,Sonuar
iiir ihren geOnri OIL aobleu oen ool.
len Qreis be3oblen miiiien. 8ie @e.
ieuihoft. metde 3ueIeid] Better pie
Ter qoblenmiuen III. moht befonnt,
ooB Die angeiteLten in 3ufunft Die
oIoenein ubIi6ei Vreiie 5u bejobIen
hoben Son oeu 10000 AngeiteGten
iino 10000 51niIienodter, bic bisher
boourd, oob iie Die fir Wieoeroer.
f1iifer feitgeietten Breiie be3abIten,
insaeiamult Sc75.O0c' eriporten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
% 0 6 bearoben. e n.

BdtersfieI0, EoI.. -. Ne3.
Die 9lrbeit, oen eingeihIoiienen
gergmonn SidS 81 rettcu, lit 0urdI
einen rieiigen 6elsblof 9ebinoert.
Ser Sunnel muB oarum berum9e'
baut lperoen uno man bofft, &ids
nod, beute 9lbeno 81 erreidlen.
Ser 9ergmonn mar beite gutter
2dune, un0 iagte, ibm mare Elm
1rim.aoutabof taft lieber, ols aus
ieiner @rube berous3lfommen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
l}fernehiebe.
St. EallL, Wlinn., 10. 2ea.

Sin Sonoertelegramn al ben
n9iSpotd)" aus 2erpiiton, Wlollt.,
beiogt. oaB Rifter GboaOle ben
@fer0e0ieb Bill Seoicnn sur Mori-
nalitrafe pon Ia SSabren 3uhtbolls
perltrtbeilt bat. Der &idter fiigte
bin3u. Die |feroeolebit6bIe in Der
@raiidoft betriigen $25, 900, unO er
miinihte MIR, er bate Die 5ablreihen
&ompli3en &eOicans, Die tbeilmeiie
ipoblbefannte 9iirger paren, glelb'
faIIs Dor iid.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
Sn0erfoGL
glelp Dorf, 19.

TaS Wiooell iiir Oas 0enfmnl Ses
peritorbenen 6reioenfers Robert g..
Snaerioa III ron Dem giIobouer Sre.
6erid & 1ricber aus Beorio, SIT
fertia geiteIlt l)oroen uno Der @nB
Iou i'm ndhiten Griibiobr erfoIqen
Die Gntbiialhg i'm Glen Sot 8art
su georin miro oermutbiIh an 81
SuIi, 6em Sterbetase SngerioIs. er.
loIean
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
@ el b tim 0 / 5 perrin d.
Georia, SSa., 10. 0e3

llnter Dem giuflliie BON SaQu.
5inationen, infolge eines 4Iboruds,
mie leine glteru glauben, feuerte
beilte @forgen Sobn @ebIter, Der
Sobn zines befannten @etreioebdno.
Iec5 Dor @ooolano, &a., eincnShltb
gegen iih ieIbit ab. Die @un0e mar
falt i'll Ser 9iitte Der Stirn. Ger
&oter lieB tim nab Chicago brin9en,
mo eS beiBt. er miro geneien.
Gle 6nmilie iogt. Der ilmQe Monn
orbeitete geitern 9(beno an9eltrengt,
uno aina frilh 8u Nett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
8 e eiterreid) II ngorn.
9Sien, 90. Ncs.

3ur 2inocrung Der berridenoen
GIeiihnotb bat ooS 0iterreihiihe Gi.
ienbohuminiiterilm Die Giuiiibrunq
bon &ergiinitigungeu im Gronsport.
oerfebr fir Die Soiptlinien bcidloi.
fen.
gtah elmer WcIoung ans @uoopeit
iii BORT Der Generalization @ie9ano
ponto oNor0oeutiben 2lono" einqetrof.
fen @r oerhonoeIt in @u0opcit iiber
Die IdugIt ms Nule aefoBtc gimif.
tung elmer lIuaoriib,omeritoriiheu
9inie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
y a b nunf all.
Sut6inion, aos.. 20. De3.

Gin gerionen5ug Der Rod eSSlano
gobn liei nnbe GaQiion, 4rotteGoun.
tp, bom @cIeiie uno idnlmtliAe @a.
qen Itiir3ten nm. 8erIeeungen erlit.
ten oie 8oiiagiere 6rar 6. %. 2ecer.
ne, Qeofuf, Soma; See 2ecerne, aeo.
fuf. S,oma; 3. ., glont. Chicago
6. 90. Goniou. Gl Faio, uno 6. 8.
Irnlle, Gbicuqo.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
WnriB "a 50
@ ubIon6

So03, u. Iej.
gIui ben goli5eimciiter Ii6citDa.
nepsfi muroc Gin Dlor6oeriud ocr.
iibt, Der geamte entfan aber NIT
Ieidten 0erlebungen Ter Sttcuid.
Ter mari einegonlbe inter oieSatidle
oes 4oli3eimeiiters, un0 ieine gc,
gIciter ieuertcu cine Ar5dbl 5daii1
ob 1idleih0nomsfp fam. luie 6ereits
bemerft NIT leit,teu 9erlesun1eu
oauon. iein auiiher uno orei Der i6n
begleiienoen 2raqoner iDuroen 1ber
anid1eineu0 tootlih 0urd gombeu.
ipfitcr DenDun6et. Iie 1errorliteu
enttdmen.
zieoIce. 10. Tei.
9lht 3erroriitcn mtroen bier ourdl
Elm ariegsderidt berbort uuo itan0'
reftIih eridoiieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
2 arob Q ddfer's UP6r6er.
@oihen. ,Sn0.. 70. %.

George u. Sarris, ipelder ipegen
Tdlid)ung oerbaitet iuuroe. bot ein
@eitdnoniB obgeIeat, iuonnh er Dor
9 ,Sabren oic 2ehrerin Sarab 5hd.
fcr in geoioro. ,5noionn, ernor6ete.
Gieier Noro erregte groBes gtuiieben
uno Gle gunil6ngen. oen Iboter 81
entneden. bIieben erioIaIos.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
g 0 N glrbeitsm arft.

49, fTWF'F ~ = %
Gina 5000 QonOufteurc gremicr
uno iouitiQe 9lngciteGte ser Gela.
mare 9odananua & 8citern. Der
Central @abn pon g}eu ,IcrieD. &c.
bigb 8aGcu. Baltimore & Ohio uno
DER Grie gabn perocn ocrmutbIid)
Die 9lrbeit ciniteIlcn, neil iie lid nit
ben genouuten @eieIiidoiten nidt ei
nigen fonuen Sie perlouaer cine
3uIoQe non 8 Gents itiiroIih uno
Die gobneu poacu ibnen MIR 4 Gents
beluiQigen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21

ole lleberreihuug zines foitboren
@iidofsrineeS. @eneraIieIomorihoa
Sreiherr b. Soc ipur0e nit ser 0fil.
iion beouftrogt, Dem HopIt oas @e'
iheilf eifsuhanninen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
Qffe uno W2utuoI.
Eeln llnrf- "a Del

lie gcomten Der l}elp 2loyf 2iie
um6 Der Ututunl ertlareu. ooB bic bon
ser acgenpdrti9ei 2l0miuiitration
auiqeitclten aanoionten nit GROCER
Wuioritat crluablt ipurOen 5umleI
llntcrrue0cr Der 2tupalt Der ,ynter'
national Bolicpboloers. beitrcitet oies
ino iiiat bhBiL oob Der eigertliAe
aampi crit bcQinnc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
@ctnrbell
-. ~ nn

ltelO B9rfl ~ Sea
Ger giihoi G1orIe8 6 UlcGube
BON Der Wct6o6iiicnfirdle itarb 6cute
Worgen frr3 nod ; ll6r inn J}ep
orr.Soipitol @efanutIif erIitt er
Dor mcbreren Cageu eincu S6lo..
ouion
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
z d m Cd en-.
StoGholnl. 20.

0aS @eiiHoen oes aouigS SSfar
beiiert lid ltctig. Scr aroufbcitS.
beri6i loutet:
n0er Sonia hatte cine quite 0obt.
k>ie ECnperotur unl Mlorgcn mar
991 Gie Ser5tb0tiafcif lit etipos
ltorter, ooS 9lllgeneiilbeiinocn in
uebrl9cn obcr iul0eran0ert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21

Sparta, SQ., 10. 7e,

Sparta, 5Uu 1J. Yes.
SaroIo Solnortb BON ct. 2ouis
Itottete ieiner 9roiit, SRI. s5rartes
Go1t, cinen geiuh ob. gluf Dem
@eqe nah Sparta muroe er erntor.
bet. Nan lamb feline 2eide i'm
@uggp, ieine Eaihen lparen geleert.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
q hiffAno dlrldlttn
glen Jlnrf 1a 80,

9te Ioupier y2Ilucrifa" BON ant.
merpeu, mo u5ricorid Der 0jrobe"
bon Rremen, tomen bier an
gIep Dorf, 10. Te}
2Inqefommcn Ianpier g5urnei.
fia", bon Glasgow.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
StoIien II
Mn111 q

WUIT, ~. 2VN.
Ger 8atifm bat bis ieet feline
VIacpt urI Der >&aDlHtumllll0 ler
gfedltc NM oem Shuee Ser 9lrd)iue
Der papitIihen ghmtiahu in &aris
betraut.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
@eitnrben.
2oiuea, Wiaii., 19. Qes.

2omea, Ytoii. 19. 0e5.
@eorqe u. Moroen, Der mehrere
Sabre longSiiliS- 9unoesihnbmeiiter
mar, nno Dos llnteridobamt in 30.
iton inter iid bate. itorb bier hgute
Nad,mittoa IN ieiner @obnlng.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
gnnfroub
5selicitp, o, 10.

5elicitp, O.. 10. Ge3.
Die Citizens gnnf ipuroe BON Gin.
brehern heimgeild)t, pelhe $500 er.
beiiteten. aber neriaerht tuurben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21

ebe iie oen ipeiteren s5nbalt oes @eIS.
ibrauts, beitebeno aus $4,000 in
8uar uno Siderbeiten, erlangen
fonnten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
9unoes bauptItont.
8oibinqton, 90. DEG.

Ser Brdiioent bat an ben General.
ontpaIt 9onoporte elm S6reiben &C.
rihtet, in rpeI6em er oaralf olifmerf'
fam mabt, Dab Der Sheriff S. g.
Werriu BON Carroll County. Ga,
nift ipieoergeipablt puroe, neil er
einen Wtob oaron oerbinoerte, einen
Neger 5u lpn6en. Gr babe ibm oabcr
ole SteIIe zines guitos in Dem 8uu'
0esgefGneniiie IN 9ltIanta nit einem
Sabresgebalt BON $1,000 gegeben
neil er feline Eflidt getban, irno miin-
iAe iest 5lt piiien, oh man ibm niht
5u einen beiieren gnt oerbeIfen
fonne.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
@oYbinoton. Q. g.. 10 Z

gNa'bin1ton. o g, 19. Ie3.
Die gotidloft Oes GrGiioenten ioq
mad einem gIntrnge bon Senntor
9ittreoge in 1000 grempIoren neu.
eeorndt peroen. imo 5pnr in .nor.
mailer" Sf,reibipeiie.
Ger Senat erleoigte ourh Special.
beifrIiib ina 200 antrdge betreffs
grinotpeniioneii Die ouf Der cages.
oronunq itanOeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21

sSn Eoien funo Der YoIcntag ltatt.
glus allen Ibeilen Der Gltnort ma'
rem 8ertreter erihienen Gie &cr'
iammIung beidloB Die Abienblm9
elmer Netition an ben Qaplt III uel-
der HiuS X. gebeten lpiro, ild .inS
Wiittel gu legen um0 Dem Shulltreif,
Der felt Wionoten i'm @ange lit, ein
@noe 5u MAIDEN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1906-12-21
Berlin 20. 0es.

Sn @egenpart bes aaiierpoores
lief ouf Der @ermorio-g9git III &iel
bos 2itieni6iff .Shlesluig.Solitein"
pom Stapel. Gie 2aiierir tauite Dos
6obr5eug. Der 8ruoer ser aoiieriu,
Ser5og @rnit @.mtber 5u ShIcsmig'
SoIitein belt sic Goufre6e
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
He CALL Them
Ours, TRAITORS
Hamilton Has Bitter
Words for Insur.
anCe Men

Albany, n. T.. March 16.-It would be
difficult to exaggerate the sensation
produced by Andrew Hamilton's I'M
expected appearance before the insur-
ance Investigation committee and by
the speech which he made, or the in
tensely dramatic character OF the
whole episode. His face flushed and
his voice trembling with passion, his
arms appraised and his fists clenched.
Judge Hamilton poured forth a flood
OF denunciation and invective upon the
members of the board of trustees of
the New York Life Insurance company.
several Of whom were present, desig-
mating them as ours. traitors and pay
ing special attention to one unnamed.
who he described at "the Pecksniff
Of three administrations. the confident
of the Beers scandal and author Of
the Beers pension-who rotates
through one administration and an
other and thinks that he is going to be
an indispensable member of yet an
other
"And do you think" he demanded,
"that the man who held the same re-
lation to Mr.. Beers that did to Mr..
Mccall could sit for the thirteen years
since and not know how the expendi-
lures that were made were to be and
were disbursed? Yet he and such like
him sit. not judging me as Beers, but
Judging me as conquerors. talking
about yellow dogs"
Trustees Approved Payments.
He declared unequivocally that every
payment to himself by the New York
Life was made with the knowledge
and approval Of the trustees, especi-
ally Of the finance and auditing COM
mittees. He pointed out that II there
had been anything the matter with his
vouchers for these payments. it was
their duty to bring him to book for it
yet, he said, month after month and
year after year, for ten years they
passed them and then, when the cry
at last comes out, they say: Well. we
did not do anything about it; this Is
the fellow, this Is the man that has
done it ALL When they say they did
not know what was going one, it ex-
cites my laughter and derision."
He declared again and again that
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

" 1x.I..~an9 to EYCUxA8 ACA1CIs
a ..tin. wn, March 1s.-Mra H. S
- better known a. Grandma Reed
~ xuoaeAly Wednesday evening
,s.,ch Il. The funeral was held today
~. ~ residence Of Rev. Dake. Mrs
1890 maiden name was Olive A. EN-
me was born at Wallingford. Va.
sssvrmber 8, 1882. Besides her hus-
r.rd six children. one great grand
..ud two brothers, four sisters. are
- tshlnd to mourn her taking away
porn-To Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
<,,oyer. baby girl.
~. C,Sverness, which was to be
.,v.n saturday, March II. was post
.,o,ed until Wednesday. the 21st.
n. d. F1eshinger, Of Peola, h in
4 .otin on business. He reports much
NOV IN thxt section.
\ letter was received from Y. M.
rrst,sy. who 10 visiting In Grangeville
that the snow has reached depth OF
In inches and that the thermometer Is
acwn TO eight degrees below zero.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
Change At the Grand.

Messrs. Riley and willmering have
taken charge Of the Grand Restaurant.
The gentleman win give to the pub
lie the very best service. Only white
help win b employed and that Of the
highest skill.
Aerchants' lunch WIN be served from
1850 . m. 70 J p. m. and from p.
m. to . p. "a. An extra bill Of fare with
short orders. Short orders may be
had at all hours.
The entire restaurant has been reno.
waited and many new features aso 10
be added.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
ORDERS BIG
BLOCK SYSTEM

Chicago. March 16.-What will be
the longest continuous block signalling
system in the world has been ordered
ana Julius H. Kruttschnitt, director OF
operation Of the Union and Southern
Pacific roads, 10 authorised Immediate
" to start work on the installation Of
! now perfected safety device on 3.343
miles Of track.
The territory to be covered h from
Omaha to San Francisco, 1900 miles.
and from San Francisco to Cotton.
through Los Angeles. 54s miles. The
estimated cost OF these BLOCKS II be-
tween $1,000 and $1,000 = mile and
evssy mile OF track u to be protected
absolutely. The total cost OF the im-
provement will be nearly $4,000. 900.
Il Il Mr. Harriman's ambition TO
upalEs the Union ana Southern Pacific
ana Oregon Railway and Navisation
Hines the best and safest railways in
The world
The orders received ct the executive
Offices IN chicago say .Rush the woe,.. :
r 4 believed the entire Improvements
win ~ tlnished BY the end q the year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

WATCH ron yD1g
\ GLloN ogl:le
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

Game TO my place March 8, SM rniles
esutheast Of town. one black and white
NV with four small pigs; owner may
have same by proving property and
saying cahrges.
.. b. cox, Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16
They Audited the Vouchers.

about the methods and the vouch-
ers: / have no excuse to offer obout
the form Of the vouchers that were ac-
cepted for the disbursements that I
made to the various branch agencies.
The insurance world today Is the
greatest financial proposition In the
United States. and as great affairs al
ways command, 1t commands higher
law. In defending its rights and It's
property, you cannot stop to kick every
cur that comes along and barks: and
II you could sweep them out in other
mysterious. but honest ways. you are
defending a right to command. go I
say when these vouchers were given
over they were right, and when the
auditing committee approved them
then they stand a. sponsors for them.
II they did not approve them. then they
failed to perform their duty"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-16

You can always make 4 botter seloc-
ton from . large stock: We have It ct
the Elite.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-04

At the teachers meeting Wednes-
day evening Professor Curran gave
us an instructive talk on Methods" "
In recognition Of our valued teach
ing services for the past eight months.
the board Of education has planned a
pleasant surprise for rs. They know
how "fresh" We feel. both mentally
and physically. They are also aware
that at this period Of the school year
time must certainly hang heavily on
our hands: 80 in view Of these things
they, IN the kindness of their hearts,
have asked Us TO meet them on next
Saturday morning at the High School
building at eight O'Clock. At this
hour they will proceed to entertain
"a, by asking a few questions as to the
nature of which at this time We are
wholly in the dark. The board calls
this style of amusement a Teachers
Examination. We will all be there
clothed in our "glad rags" and
sweet smile.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-04

value. Conveyanees Of lands disposed
ut under this section shall be executed,
recorded and delivered in ike manner
and with ike effect a. herein provided
for other conyeyances.
See. IT,. That when allotments as
provided by this and other Acts Of
congress have been made to all mem
bers and freedmen Of the Choctaw.
Chickasaw, Cherokee. Greek and Sem
mole tribes. the residue of lands in
each of the said nations not reserved
or otherwise disposed OF shall be sold
by the Seci etary Of the Interior under
rules and regulations 10 be prescribed
by him and the proceeds OF such sales
deposited in the United States Tlea-
sury 10 the credit of the respective
tribes. In the disposition OF the un-
allotted lands Of the Choctaw and
Chickasaw nations, each Choctaw
and Chickasaw freedman shall be en-
titled to a preference right, under
such rules and regulations a. the See
retary of the Interior may prescribe
to purchase at the appraised value
enough land to equal. with hat already
allotted to him, forty acres in area.
II any such purchaser fails to make
payment within the time prescribed
/ by said rules and regulations, then
such tract or parcel of land shall re-
vert to the said Indian tribes and be
sold a. other surplus lands thereof.
The Secretary OF the Interior Is here
by authorized to sell, whenever in his
Judgment it may be desirable. any Of
the unallotted land in the Choctaw
and Chickasaw nations. which Is not
principally valuable for mining, ag-
ricultural or timber purposes, III tracts
of, not exceeding six hundred and for
~ acres to any one person, for fair
and reasonable price. not less than the
present appraised value. Conveyances
of lands sold under the provisions of
this section shall be executed. record
ed and delivered in like manner and
with like effect as herein provided
for other eonyeyances; Provided. fur
ther. That agricultural lands shall be
sold IN tracts of not exceeding one
hundred and sixty acres TO any one
person.
Sec. IL. That when the unallotted
lands and other property belonging to
the Choetaw. Chiekasaw. Cherokee.
Greek and Seminole tribes of Indians
have been sold and the moneys srsiing
from such sales or from any other
source whatever. have been paid into
the United States Treasury to the
credit of said tribes, respectively, and
when all the just charges against the
funds of the respective tribes have
been deducted therefrvm. any remain
ing funds shall be distributed per cap
ita TO the members then living and
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-04
ITO Be Continued
HOW JAPS KEEP STRONG.
World Readers Can Learn Something
Of Value from This.

Such a thing as a weakling Is hard
ly known in Japan. The wonderful
endurance Of the japanese soldiers
in the recent war has been the marvel
Of all nations. Both men and women
are well, happy and strong.
The reason for this. so careful in
vestigators tell US. is that the Japan
ese from childhood up know how to
keep well through care of the diges-
tive system. If they have trouble with
indigestion. heartburn. wind on the
stomach. loss of appetite. sleepless-
ness. headaches. rheumatic pains, back
aches. or any Of the other troubles
caused by a weak stomach. they treat
themselves with some Of the principal
remedies that compose M-o-na,
stomach remedy that has already a
large sale in Tulsa at the Shackle
Drug store.
So uniformly successful has the
remedy been in curing all stomach
troubles where it l. used in accord
ance with the simple directions given
with each box. that the Shackle Drug
company gave a signed guarantee with
every 30 cent package to refund the
money if Mi-o-na fails to benefit.
They take all the risk. If you have
any stomach weakness, are nervous
or fear that some articles of food will
cause trouble and Indigestion. here :
the opportunity to get well without
risking a cent. Those who use Milo
ma are able to eat anything digestible
without fear of i'll results.