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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

The membsrs Of the Dutch cabinet
are perfect geatlemen. They held ON 10
their jobs whea the queen asked them
merely to obllss a lady.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

New York has solved the great. ever
impending problem Of what 10 do with
onF ex-preSidents 10 has decided to
name a city plaza after Mr. Cleveland.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

II is doubtless an evidence Of cur So
Perior ciyiliEatien that 50 much harsA
talk can be circulated without startana
. aght
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21

"Nieottneless tobacco" that Il Just
as good suggests the possibility OF a
wine that h stingless and hlteleas ana
= Temperance millennium.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21


himself as for the story that he tells.
A. q. THOMAS.
THE OTHER VIEW.
Orchard surprised me a good deal.
From the atuR / had read about him,
| was not prepared to meet just such
a clean-cut, we'll dressed young fellow
as no 10 now. This surprise at FIRST
meeting him WAS increased by his
talk, and his manner. These convey
ed lrresistibly strong impression
Of sincerity. There was about him
an air Of Oomposure and serenity
which expressed more plainly than
any words he could utter the fact that
he has reached thoroughly satisfact-
DRY solution Of his problem. He has
squared accounts with himself.
believe he understands perfectly
what 10 before him. and has made up
his mind to meet II squArely. He may
finch under the ordeal, but ! shall
DO much surprised II he breaks down.
Manifestly there has been a tremen-
dous change In Orchard since be was
arrested. Men who have lived the life
no led prior to that do not easily be.
come inteTestd In ecclesiastical history,
the Reformation and the lives Of
George Whiteiield and John Wesley.
IL strikes them as significant ana lie
Illuminating that Orchard has chosen
that line of reading. l can hardly
believe that he 10 doing 1t for an ul-
terror purpose. His manifest intel
ligenee, RlSrtness Of mind, quick
comprehension and ready humor are
more than sufficient contradiction Of
the reports Of his fading strength and
falling mind. o. X. DAVIS.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-21
TWO VIEWS OF ORCHARD
CONTINUED from page L.

men who look like the Harry Orchard
Of May 16, 1906, are men who tell
the truth. There is conscience be-
hind those blue, unfaltering eyes Of
his. How 1t came TO be there, how
1t terminated, how 1t grew, is q story
that will some time be told. But
that time Is not yet.
The day on which Harry Orchard
takes the witness stand In the little
court house in Jefferson street will be
a day long TO be remembered in Boise
and America. And II will be rem
embered quite as much for the man
himself as for the story that he tells.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

poses int those parts OF the Il state
where III has beer possih s5toj
carry on these i'm estigatio r1s.
Sss Ihe oIurne 81 ntains the adj
5lninist rative repo / OF the direc-
stor, insisting Of about twenty:
pages and one undred and sixty.
pages Off mat Ell deVo ted to dis
iScussi us ofE sol lint heir various
aspects, and articl les q the
vat erzsupp Il. The boo Dis. CO.
apiousl Illustrated with maps,
pen and ink Z raWiings and pho
StograIv, uters o he olu1le q On
staiins nine mar s, and lis further.
illustrated with twenty four
pen and ink sketc hes D s. oWlng,
Esec ttiioons ofS vail ys, iii is, river
terraces gravel pits, kind of:
sol etc, and Is 81 pho -engrav--ii
Fings showing fields of grain
native prairie grasses, streams,
lakes, farm ouses,4 sod houses
Russian Il abode 1 houses, Bad
Land NE views, scenes 0f ignite
Ecoal5i natural ol1tcrop pings, and
many other thing which have
great interest any one living
inS North Dakot Ia, & or Interested
an North OAK I'd. H:. ~ q Z s5$Et 535i
a feature Of this book Isl the
amount Of 1 inf formation it con-
tains relating to the western
portion Oh al rth Dakota, a re-
|gion that has not; been full y5 de-
|scribed III any paper ubisheds
hereto ..y;s; 81. :S} Il: 4
|ssS This volumn: has been printed
for the enefits Sc the citizens of
1.-THE state and 9th rs VIII may he
|5inte rested hid n orth & % kota. It
will be sent to any citizen who
Esdesire ID by payrae nt Of 10 cents
postag Il. a. few copies have
been bound iin 81 10th, and a Limited
numb r can be furnished Sat SO
cents each postpai $ 4: M ~ ls...t
ddres ~ $S55S S5 'sss u 3; v
q ii#5s Il {. Daniel I'D. lizard,
| Direct or of Al ric lturaISg g llege
lSurvey North u Dakota.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05
Valuable Book Published
About Wealthy North Dakota

The third bienni al report u.
the Agrliic ltura acol lege. survey
~ n Is now ready If for 8distrib
his is a work thai ref ects credit
upon the state ofS North OAK ota,E
and 5is a 3Yaluab IL . ribution tol
the literature relating to the]
ssstat The book enlbrac es nearly
three l1undr page s, 4S incl ding3|
cuts, and is po graz hicall 35sa
pleasing piec soff ~
M 5 he lAgrii cuIt ural cole ge sur
55Vey has been ffol. sew eral years
engaged III dbl ma king iIYesti ga
stionsE Of th eS 80 ISL and the Sund er-S
ground waters Of E.ttl1 he sta te, ~ and
this vol lae eontain the results
5Soff these investig ors made dur
ing the past two ! years. q i there
lis any ae3 sub ject NOR I1npor-
stants than any othe In the re-
Ssourc les of North . akota, il will
mot need ITO be argued that that
subj let: lis the sol ext in i'm
J pportance After the soil sisss proba-|
bly, hesWater supp i y These two
subj ectsS repre resent the lines Of
]. estigatio ii have been
given special attention by the
#director of this survey and his
staff of istants for Nj Yeral.
years. t;5s H BE-
s.Sg The work has nearly all been
in ooperat ion with the Federal
Survey at w ashingI Oh. The
very small appro priat ions that
vebeen made for the ainvestiga-
ton 18th 81 atHral reso urcess of;
4 The state by5 The V stat itself
would not have permit any:
such amount sc & i III orll 1ssttto be done:
Jas has: been ale omplis led had it
not been forthe generous treat
ftnent ac corded nv the Federal
SDepartrn s5 z5E#S 3 u:
The present reno contains
particu lars upo ns the ii soil and soil
cOnditio ans I'M nearly all parts, De
the state, and also d !; conside
l tlor Of the water sup Nv for gen
era household and farm plrss.
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~
s;.I s,rI eis19s scisti call prisonuIe,rrss.S

hen A Turkish polfti at cisoner is.
sentenced to ;be deportetI to lTripoIi or
to the Eaphrat es, his fiends bid him
farewell They know at 4 they will
neYerissee Him 4 gain d 1--we ana in all
probabilit neEerss Al &c him again
unless ehorIn0us INNS are ortheaming
10 Eribe scores Of different Off ials. In
fact the only batwe en a
aentenee III Turk ey and one Of
trans poftaHI ION ~ fformer Is
more rapid : and 4 more merciful sll,ie
yernments prefers tie latter because
itSiss less publ and then how
ever, leaks y ttiiise 81 Door
lIidha6 Pasha, Tor ~
known that near 8agdad MS brutal
guards beat out his bra hs It'll the
5bit,gttt ant of their ono n
6xzyGS9
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05
4 do Ssoat Efssor he m \ es Nh.

Curing sthe tarney ON foria
tails asmberley sun drowned
man hoarded the zsanlb ezI
mus his his 81 sleeves rolled
S1iIs HIIs took 81 seal Timer the
stesyar relna sls
there were prese
would no oh to ting
IN his coal lie man
replied haven worn al coat cor
nineteen years. so,l is1Il have att
friend until buy on
barley South nj ly,ay
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05
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The Sck,enln ~ Flow NJ Napoleon ILL
It'll. sunpo Wder.3 ;2;s


Gunp owder.
An sfnteres ting story is that offi d frus-f3
trated plot al against ~ apo con III. which
has never got into tile history book,
but (which IS one, ofg the fayorite stories
oeS AZ. Yictorien sardo S$$
In 1000, IN hen the frontage OF the
Theatre sFraneais was rebuilt after$ the
disastrous fire which one the
most charming actresses Of the Maisons
slte Mpliers lost her life, several shops
disappeared, anon the nj be Ing that OF
the famous Re staura ant Gheyet It was
mot properly ;speakin g q restaurant.
sgheYets used ID sell liqueurs, groceries,
5snoked meats 4 and IN u couple Of
low eeilinged rooms on the first floor
! he's ould serve a 51ne cal or55 two to con
noisseurs. One day In 1866 III 1866.
{ two young smen of sfas hion, Russians
both Of them came In and cal for
dinner; none of5 the little rooms which
were above the shop. They asked for
1ca Ware, but when they got It they pro-:
1 tested loudly HAT the Sca Ware was Sof,,
inferior quality and called for the own;
3er& ofs the shop .Ha$ came, apoiogizede
and was met with the remark nder-
ed tlalg hingl by one Of the diners.
that next time they came they would
bring their own cayiare, They came
again and brought it IN a little white
wooden barrel, and when: they eft they
/ had ut put on one side for them From
time to time the two " oung Russians;
came and dined chez Cheyet, idined in-l
AYariab bly, In the same room and always
began their dinner with the cir own ca.
Ware One day they; finished the bar
raj and Al few days later, IN the after
noon one OF them brongh anot her one:
!sEasut IL In the little cupboard IN the
room we always dine 81 = he said. to
the waiter, and do not let anybody
touch tt until we come to dine. a, The
waiter took S|it but on bis way upstairs
somat thing pectli lar struck him. AL Ss :zz$
Itook ats this. barre, 3 he said to the
nstau keeper, ~ sstE here Sd Isl. some
thing queer bout ''ss 4 81 E: 81
81 3saIhat is3sno business DE ours : said
the master Of the estab liahment. .tand
Iarn not going to hook att It, anyhow.
What our cuatonnar say IL they
find we have opened it 2.,tss 35, II.
said the S'stw we can; open
Sit and close it again. and they will new
Fee know Il IS certalnly d ffeEent. from
the last toarrel. It is ;heayier, TO begin
4 .sS:;s
nv Fis tnsistence prevailed, and the bar
reG was opened. TEhe estaurant keep.
ser and II the waiter started back III
fright. There was no cayaire, but gun,
powder IN that little barrel, which was
an Internal $rnae hine. The il title dining
room Vas exa city unde rneath the impe:
rial box, ind there Isl little doub that
the; emperor'ss next visit Ito the Coincide
Francaise Wonld have been his last lad
the CAREFUL laid plot not been djscoy.
cred The ottars lever were caught
although the secret sof the plot was
Iscaregnliy guarded and traps were laid
Tor hem sheFaf ress aurant.. foi
EaVeraI day Sc .&5 amesss Gazette.
IL
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

For Sale. new ten: room
house and tWo lots north the:
Farm ers mi n and three blocks
eastsof new round house. Good
well and pump and property all
we'll fenced in. Price $500.
:Apply#to. ALEX Currie. = I:
HELP WANTED-FES1 7 s! \:
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

T., For Sale. w rk horses, wheel
ed scrapers and wagons for sale
cheap if taken at once. Cash or
on. time; a. liberal discount for
cash. G.. III. Baker. a=, s.. {
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laass

ESSs fi0n NOT st0 az
gla
would IsaslisE
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

For Sale. Three choice /: resi-
dence lots. ssone 6block north Of
the school house for sale cheap.
r. Goer. x.. z:ss gs:F5 # r 4.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

II For Sale. A few good young
horses. Also \ a Y few cheaper
ones. They may be seen at my.
farm home. Frank P itcher.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

For Sale.One* two story, ;,
seven room house, one lot, mid
way between. Farmers mill and:
round house. Price ST, 500.
Apply to David wa ldmarl. Gsi@5 I: 2 :.
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For Sale. One three i room
house, one lot, fenced, good we'll
and pump. j Price $500. Apply
to David fWaldman. var,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

For Sale. cam Of young
horses four and five years old,
weight 29OO pounds. Ole u.
Ugland, one and e-half miles
west of Crazy. s; y. >:z y 81, n
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

I For Sale Cheap A 4 gasoline
engine at Marble Works Devils
Lake, N. &. IT,; zf..$ s.:
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aa2gsiias
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E For Sale. lew three il room
house, tWo$lots, between Farm
Eers' mill and round house. Prop
Eerty allWell fenced. Price $3.50.
See Mikel Call. s:a: 5;ss= :5 81 z y.
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81 For Sale, louise. and barn,
two lots, fenced and good we'll.
Price $7OO.. APPLY to- Joe
Zunich. \ a*ss r $EE73&>.x sy%$ 55,$,.2S !
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ord e Id Ia Iss.
i i arr rl q hi bel
d
#s,f apa III 4
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For Sale Second hand heat
ing .stove,sne arly new. c. A.
Dodge. s5s.sE s. . 4. .:>,.l y. u, !. !
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81 Elrr for I'll Rem {. Is i've miles
from town, 95 5 acres u ! under cuI tii-
walton, good mead horse and
barr, apply. to- 4 s Deg
nan 615 east ssiigth street
opposite court house s s$5S35I
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1907-04-05

Eanted A girl for 81 general
hon eWork. Apply I'd MIS- Louis
Hanson. 3s5 4. \ =ss Il
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Girl M anted. lAt The / School
for. the Deaf. Wages, $40 per
mont All.
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For Rent " good farms
one 200 acres, and one 800 acres,
sund eultiVa tion each near to-
mari set John . GoWaTl.
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81 For Sale. One hundred egg
HaWkeye incubator for sale for
S. j. o. Baughmarl. Ss \, ;;ss353 /

i For Sale. AT a bargain, barn.
24x48 feet, to be 4 moved. away:
Nc. A. Doheny. .s & " r 3 E% S%ss 81.
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WANTED

Want Ed. NE ono good alI1
round ploWn aniYl slop dress
Lebon Priest, Clalesho lm,
Alberta.
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Wanted u general
farm 8Worl, must BIZ good team
ister ighest wages paid FOR fo
RICH party. dress, len
Branch flow VI, ood u.
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priI 8th it'd 1 Bill the time 80
sci suction goo dis

GO I'd the Farm mill HUI get
your feed grellrld IIsei i new
feed mill has Il the latest Inn
prov elnents and M riI,d the
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04
HARRlSoN--EAST NEWARK

The Church of the Holy Cross, Har-
rison. was well filed today when the
funeral of Matthew j. Thees was held' =
solemn high mass of requiem nelne
celebrated. The e. Maurice J.. oCoh-
nor, rector of the church. was cele-
deacon, and the Rev. Thomas J. Cal-
Iery. sub-deacon. The interment. was
in the Cemetery Of the Holy Sepulchre;
MANY members of Edward F, Mcdonald
Council, Royal Arcanum, of HARRISON
of which Mr.. Thees wal q MEMBER
residence, 40 North Fifth street, Har-
rison, Sunday afternoon, after being
stricken with an attack of heart
trouble in Pennsylvania He was a
railroad man.
The plant Of the Standard Bitulithic
Paving Company, at First and Essex
streets. Harrison, will close down this
FIVE men are employed at the plant.
The Straight work" as 1t is called
by the workers, has been finished up.
The funeral of william Pooley, II
years old. son of Mrs. Mary A. Pooiey.
of 26 Davis street. Harrison, was held
today. the interment being in the Ar
lington Cemetery. He was 2 member
of Hightstown Council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics.
o'clock last night, Policeman peter
Reilly. ofN Harrison. discovered that a
door leading to the butcher shop OF
Roth & Company. of 800 Harrison ave-
nue., Harrison, was unlocked. The
door is located on the Third street
that he forgot to lock the door when
closing up last night. Sergeant Coax
ley and Reilly remained and watched
the place all night.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04
AMATEURS IN TWO PLAYS.
Affair in Arlington Given by women's
Literary Club.

Quincy Hall. Arlington. was filled last
night by an audience that manifested its
appreciation IL the work of the clever
thespians in two sketches. The Matri-
monial Agency and Hearts by en-
thusiastic applause. The performances
were given under the auspices of the hos
pitality committee OF the Arlington Wom-
ans Literary Club, composed OF Mrs.
George I. Jewell. chairman; Mrs. w. w.
Beadell Ms. ". Lawrence, Mrs. kath-
crime Powell. Miss Helen Koch. Miss
Henrietta Dorner, Miss Hattie Greene,
Miss Edna Hobby and Miss Margaret
Schindt
The cast Of the first play follows: Miss
Diana Popincourt, Miss May Clark: Miss
Alice Arnold, her niece, Miss Margaret
II. Schlnde; Mrs. Birmingham, Miss Kath-
crime Powell; Caroline. Miss NJ. f. Jewell
Mr.. Ponsonby Funkleton, Joh c.. Breese;
Harry Beecham. A D.. Case: Matthew
Furze. John Godfrey. P1antagenet
Splatchett, Clarence c. Pearsall.
Between the two sketches the orchestra
rendered selections. followed by humor-
isms by Edward Wilson.
TIL second plays cast was as follows:
Mrs. Cavendish, Miss Nay Clark; Miss
Marion Carew, Miss Hamlet Greene: Lucy
the maid. Miss Schinde: Cuthber Deviin.
Mr.. Breeze; Jerome Rutlege, NJ. w,
Terry.
Dancing followed the program. The re-
ception committee was composed of Mrs,
w. w. Beadell, Miss Henrietta Dornes
Mrs. w. J awrence, Miss E. Hobby and
Miss Helen Koch.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04
BANK A GOLD BRICK.
DECLARES ST0CKHOLDER.
Purchaser Of Control of Suspended In
stitution Wants Contract
Rescinded,

CHICAGO. Dec. 4.-Declaring that he
bought a gold brick when he purchased
control of the Federal National Bank,
John w. Worthington began action yes
terday TO have rescinded the contract OF
sale between himself and Isaac M, Perry.
Perry until the early part Of August was
president of the bank, Worthlngton AYERS
that he was induced to purchase the con-
trolling interest through fraud n mis-
representations made by Perry. The COM
p%lainant asks the court to compel Perry
to return to him $4,000 and his notes for
$40, COO.
In his bill of complaint worthington
AYERS that Perry violated the Federal
banking laws IN more than one occasion.
He also declared that much paper of a
doubtful character was found in the bank
and consequently it was forced to sue
pend. Plaintiff says he found in the banks
assets notes securing loans given by firms
which had gone into bankruptcy and by
individuals who were in jail. The bank
was organized in 1905 with a capital stock
of $500. 900. 1t closed its doors September
%. 1907. after an investigation by the clear
ing house committee.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04
vAILSBURG SECTION.

Pride Of Vailsburg Council, Daughters
of Liberty, will hold its postponed re-
ligious service in the Kilburn Memorial
Presbyterian Church next Sunday night.
The Rev. Thomas b. Shannon will preach
the sermon.
William Mott is III at his home, in Hal
stead street.
The official board of the Vailsbure
Methodist Church at a meeting last night
received reports from IT'S officers in
preparation of the close of the fiscal year.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Kilburn
Memorial Presbyterian Church Will hold
n supper In the church lecture room to-
night.
The women of the Methodist Church will
hold a social in the church tomorrow
night.
The South Orange Athletics will bowl on
Walsh's alleys tomorrow night.
Fighting a Fire" will be the subject
of an Illustrated lecture to be delivered
by Charles n. Hill in the Alexander Street
Public School next Wednesday night.
Horace Hammond, of Port Jervis, is
visiting Charles w. Smith, of Smith street,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-04
DAILY HAD A CHANCE.
But wouldn't Break Harrison Deadlock
by Voting for Himself.

The Harrison Common Council again
deadlocked on the election of a president
of that body at a meeting last night. John
]. DAILY had an opportunity Of being elected
president, but declined to vote for himself
cnsting a blank, and receiving four votes
and two other blanks being cast.
A special meeting will be called by Town
clerk Bernard p. Walsh a week from next
Tuesday, when another attempt Sih be
made to end the tie. This session is called
because If the deadlock is broken at that
time the salaried oficers will be paid be-
fore the holidays.
4 surprise was sprung when EDWARD a =,
Rice who has been bitterly opposing Daly
aver since the deadlock began, nominated
DAILY for the office. Rice said that ol ~
wanted the matter settled n was alsu
anxious to have the officials of Harrison
paid. Councilmen Sullivan and O'Connor,
both of whom have been siding with Rice,
voted blanks on the last two ballots when
Daly was the only nominee. DAILY said
today that he had expected hve votes
without his own. and he wouldn't vote
for himself.