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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-18
FRANCE HAS
BETTER PROTECTION
(By Associated Press.)

PARIS, Feb. 17.-The commission
sent by the French government to
the United States to investigate min
ing disasters, has returned and made
it's report. 1t declares precautions to
prevent gas explosions in mines, and
other wise safeguard the lives of the
miners are less effective in the United
States than in France.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-18
Miners
To BUILD
SMELTER
MONTANA OPERATORS PREPAR-
ING TO FIGHT THE
TRUST.
(By Associated Press. }

(By Associated Press.) q
= HELENA, Mont, Feb. IL .
. The Montana Mining Associa- .
= ton tonight perfected it's per- =
. manent organization by elect q
= ing officers. M. |. Hewett was q
. elected president; Thos. Green q
. orgh, vice-president; l.. l.. Lin q
. dermann, secretary; r. A. Bell, Z
= treasurer. Z
= President Hewett, in his Z
. speech of acceptance, declared
. that with the cooperation of Z
. the members of the association
= an independent smelter ca nge Z
. erected in the vicinity of this Z
= city in the near future. The 4
. convention decided to take steps Z
= ito protect the mine operators Z
. of Montana against the danger
= of ultimate control by the smell
= ter trust.
%>%%> %~<~ ~%%~%% Z
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-18
RESUMING WORK
At KANSAS CITY
> %><<<>>~>>~>>>~>.
(By Associated Press. }

. KANSAS CITY, Feb. IL :
. The Kansas City Bolt and Nut :
y Works, which have been shut
= down since January 1st on ac- :
. count of financial conditions, re-
y sumed work today with force :
= of 600 men. The Kansas City :
y Cotton Mills, employing 250 :
. hands, resumed today, as did
= number of smaller manufactur-
. ing plants.
. . . . . . . . . . = . . . .
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-18

Messrs. Sutcliffe. Gillian, Upham and
Simpson. They have opened up three
feet of ore which will go at the least
estimate, 1925 ton. This, as you
can readily see. means whole lot
for that part of the camp, for there
are a number of properties in the
neighborhood which are being oper-
ated.
The strike that was reported as
having been made on the Murray
lease is a bona fide strike for saw
it myself. There is high grade ore
in the bottom of the shaft, and the
latter is far below the fifty-foot level.
The Murray lease is one of the best
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-18
BANK EXAMINER MILLER SAYS
STATE BANK IS |NSOLVENT
Rehabilitation IS
Sought By Directors
and DepOSitOrS

Three of the active
Bank Trust Company Godfeld
turning that burg the afternoon S. Dis
Attorney Samuel Plat who special
reorganization
the Reorganization Committee cashier of the
called
gave following behalf
rehabilitation committee:
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-18
KILLED ON
FRENCH CRUISER
(By Associated Press. J

PARIS, Feb. 17.-Advices have
been received here from Rear Admir-
al Philibert that the bursting of a
steam pipe aboard the French cruiser
Descartes, off Casa Blanca, resulted
in the death of three men and the in
jury of three others.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-18
GOLDFIFLD MEN
GO TO RAWHIDE


Godfed has the Rawhde fever
who bringing of the Mohawk
before the public their
gold fields. W. r. Bond the
and mine the
offices Associated with him Scott firm of
Scott and Ammon R L. Colburn is another
bunch n arrived last
week Walter Cox Gray Richardson OFarrel all for
o
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-02-18
BREAKING OF
DAN ENTOMBS
COAL MINERS

(By Associated Press. }

POTTSVIII.E Feb. 17-Twenty eight miners inn
coliery Carmel this
ing the o a which drift
into the gangway where the
working All day long of endeavored
shortly this they
encouraged by sounds of digging the inside.
number'of experienced miners 1t is be-
will possible all them
death being smothered in the rush
the the
foreigners The To-
S $50 feet from the opening.
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BOMB EXPLOSION.
(By ASSOCIATED Press.

BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. IL
Two bombs exploded here today. kill
ing one woman, wounding another
and child.
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sSThis paper IL Aif-
ferent from Ofho9
newspapers, an9 !
thank the G03B 81
Verse and Prose that
IL Il different"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-25
@abncos Samfett.

Sin eisenartises 8anfett ~peranitols
tete in WaIbington, .. g., Der braliz
Iianii9e 8otf9after Nabueo gu Ghren
bes geiammten 8unbessS bergeridts.
gu bi.fem Diner tparen 80 @dite
gelaben, bic an a9t sifden ipeiiten.
Mn ben berfdiebenen Sifden prdiibirs
ten refp. @ennor Nabuco, Mabame
Wabuco, Der 8unbeszO berri9ter sui
let, @taatsiefretdr Noot unb bier
Bptf9after. gelaben tparen ferner
fGmmtlide fiibs unb eentralameritas
mild. @efanbten nebit Gemablinnen,
unb anbere. Ser Banfaal mar in
einen f0rmli9en palmsarten bertpanz
belt. Die Detorattonen tDaren in ben
braiilianif9.n Garben, @riin nnb
Sob, sebalten, unb ieber Der adt
Slide mar mad einem Der torbenen
8unbessS berri9ttr benannt, befen
Name in solbenen 8lumen auf sriinem
@runb erfaien. Sc Elm lebenber 8unz
besri9ter JAP an jebem Der Slide.
Das Menu, ebenfdas in @riin unb
Sob, entbielt als Sinnfpru4 eine
iiinsit BON @efretdr Root benz Bot
f9after Nabuco geseniiber setbane
Meuberuns iiber bas BnnbesSO berge<
ridt, in peldem bic hobe Mirbe biefes
tribunals sepriefen mar. IS 1T bas
erite Mal, baB Elm berartises Banfett
bon einem Botf9after beranftaltet
tporbsn lit, unb baHelbe mar iiber>
baupt bic ~srobartisfte Geitlidteit BITE
fer Mrt. pelhe felt Jabren IN Mafbs
inaton itattaefunben bat.
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Adnis Garlos ais alaturtorlbsr.
Gin Betmd peS ermoroetem Wonardlem tn
eiment engIif6en 0emieunt.

Gin Betmdb oeS ermorostem WpmardDem tn
eimens emsIif6em 1smienm.
,Ieber einen 8efu9, ben Der ermors
bette RDnig Carlos BON portusal por
bier Sabren benz Naturbtitortffen
mufeum in @outb Bennington BET
2onbon abitattete, plaubert Gil Hap
2anfefter, Der friibere 9irettor bss
Wufeums, i'm vDatlp Selegrapb."
Ser R0nig tam obne 8eslettung urtb
blt.b atpei @tunben nit Cir Rap
anein. Das sefdeite biebere @eii4t bes
RDnigs, fareibt 2antefter, ma9te mir
ben dngenebmft item @inbrud; fpenn er
Bel elmer Grtldruns fagte: sd petb,
i9 metz" bate i'd bic ftete Gmpfins
buns, bab ct bic Wabrheit iprsd unb
fpirflid NIT benz @egenitanbe bertraut
mar. sd babe bapon 30 @tud I'M
@uben meines 2anbes sef4phen!"
faate er Dor einem f%eltenen @osel.
sd peib, i9 ipeib, i'd babe etne neue
@pielart tpie biefe in meinem Bud
iiber bic 0Dsel portugals bef4rieben,"
mar fem aommentar au einem anbern
Woael. @ls mir gu einisen f9Dnen
toralendbnli9en @ebilben fdmer, bic
NIT benz S4leppneB aus Der Siefies
beraufsebolt unb in Spiritus aufbe@
tpabrt tparen, faste er gu meinem Gr<
ftaunen: nDiefe Gremplare iinb nidt
febr bel tpertb. Sd babe peit bef ere
in meiner Yadt IN Der pOrtusi.iifd.n
aiite sefifdt. Sd fonisrbire iie
felbft, bas 1T serabe5u cine &unf. sd
tperbe Sbne1 einise fenben." Sd be-
bontte mi9 fir bic pilfommene Be
rei9erung bes Mufeums. sd peib,
ia tpeib," fagte Der a0nig, rmolen
@te aud einige Slide bdben2 Der
Jiirft bon Monaeo bat einige fdone
5a4en, er brafte mid baau. ielbft gu
fammeln, unb iebt ibertreffen meme
@ammlunsen in man9em puntt bic
feintsen." Der R0nig erfiinte iein
@erfpre9en. Ginige Monate, nadbem
er in feline 9eimatb auridsetebrt mar,
erbielt bas Mufeum cine anfebnli4e
@ammluns, bic biele iaterefante Or
ten atlantifde 9ieffeefiide nmfaBte,
ferner fein Merf iber bic 8Ogel porz
tugals unb cine febr Notwithstanding
Mbbanbluns iber bic Sbunfif4-5if4ea
reien I'm fiibliden pDrtnael, bic cine
i~orgfdltise lleberiidt aber bic @espdi
fer, @tr6munseri. ben SeebOben. bic
Jlora unb Fauna in 10 torrefter, fa9s
mdnnifder Sorm CAB, aIs mare fie BON
elmer ftaatli4en 8ebOrbe beraussege@
ben, tpGbrenb auf benz Sitelblatt als
NerfaHer Der Name: Dom Carlos bi
8ragan3a" ftanb.
Sn benz South Reniinstonz M}nfenm
beii9tigte Der ROnig peiter aud bic
MrbeitsrGume, unterhielt fi9 nit benz
serabe bort tbdtis.n NaturfOrfder. iah
baun pl0Blid auf bic nbr unb rief:
sd babe gerabe nod funf Minuten,
um au einer Jriibftidsgefeafdaft gu
fabren. Mm liebiten ipdre id ben gam
aen Gag bier stblieben!"
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Deutf9er .eIfsmdbes
m d n" Mit benz Gifenbabnunternebs
mer 9ermann 8adftein in Berlin 1T
Elm S~elfmabeman i'm Dabrften Sinnt
bes Wortes ~seftorben. Gr bat es BON
einfaden SdaGtineiiter gum gifen@
babnf0nis unb bielfaden Miaionar ge<
bradt. 8adftein mar i'm Sabre 1886
in Mpolbu, Sbiirtneen, seboren unb in
junsen Sabren BEL benz betannten
eifenbabnsriinber Srousbers ala
Saadtmeilter tbdtig. @ls Srousb.rg
fein llnternebmen aufsab, madte iid
Ba4itein felbfftdnbis. unb ale feline
ltnt.rn.bmuasen iparsn bonn Slid Be-
siinftist. 8adftein bat bic meiiten
preubifd.n pripatbabn.n sebaut. Ser
9tnssi4iebene erfreute fih tpegen feie
n.s aaseit ~biIfsbereiten mefens GROCER
8eliebtbeit.
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Wiele M0ffe ridten unter
ben @ddfbeerben i'm Minnebaba
gountb, g. g., namentlih i'm neftz
Iifen 9beile, in Der Gesenb bon 9arts
forb, groBen S4aben an. 5. s. 9arS
ris bon 9artforb fdst, baB in ben lebs
ten Monaten tuenigftens $50 2dmmer
i'm gountp BON MSlfen 5errifen fpurs
ben.
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Vermebrte ZoIlIinisn
5aeiIitaten.

Da bic aompagnie cine grobe Mr-
3obl birefter Circuits 5pii6en ben
midtiaIten Gtaoten in geros nno IN
Mrfanias in 8etrieb geiest bat, 10
lit fie in Ser Sage, ibren @llnoen els
men prompteren uno mirfiameren
Dienit auf meite Gntfernungetl gu
bieten, nie bisber. Seine 3miiden-
ltationen onf oieien Circuits, oesbolb
feline l1nterbre6ung.
Cine neue 2inie lit loeben 5mii6en
Botpie uno Mingolo etabliert iDoroen,
sic MnldInB bat on Die Bionier Sele-
pbon &ompaenie, noourd eritfIafii,
ger 9ienit nod Sflaboma Gttp,
Guthrie nnb meitliden 8unften IN
Dfloboma beraeitelt miro. Z
THE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co.
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gas 9rasramm fir Sem Garneual
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Die 9aftpfIi9t bes
u rates. Bon Der 9aftpfli4t bes
Mr3tes bat bas publifum man4mal
etne eisenartiee Muffafung. Sn einem
sroBen Miener Spital erfhien elm NIT
giinitisitem grfolg operirter Star<
franter, benz bic dratliae Runft bas
Musenli9t gerettet bate, dls @enefen>
Der beim Operateur unb faste: ny1a.
9err Dottor, sic fDnnen Sbnen Slid
tpiinfden!" = .Sh iinb 81 besliids
tpiinfhen, aber tpiefo benn idsA fragte
bertpunbert Der Mr5t. nHa. bDren's,
tpern | bIinb porben mar, bann bGtz
tens seidaut, pas b0s S9nen 'foit
h1ff'!!"
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Gine Sell biogropbie
@orfis. Muf cine letters beS Sill
Bias pieberbolt an @orti seridtets
Bite, einige biosrapbifhe Woti5en fir
bas senannte Blutt nieberauf4reiben,
fanbte @orfi folgenbe Mngaben: 1878
purbe ih @dufterlebrling, 1879 Set
4~enlehrIins, 1880 4idenjunge duf
einem Dampfer, 1884 aommiifionGr,
1885 Bidder, 1886 Gboriit Bel elmer
umber3iebenben Shaufpielertruppe,
1887 bertaufte id Obj auf ben @tras
Zen, 1889 madte id einen Selbits
morbberfuh, 1890 tpurbe i'd Sdreiber
Bel einem Mbbotaten. 1891 bur4nans
berte i'd Mublanb, 1892 fdri.b i'd
metnen eriten Moman.1
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5unbals Gebensretter.
Nuf elmer 9~afenjasb fief 8pron Mc<
ReaIp bon 2ouispile, Nebr., tiir5li9
bur9 elm 8ufdtperf, tpelhes einen 80
Sub tiefen unbenubten Drummer be-
btdte. ais er nidt redt3eitig beims
fe6rte, nurbe cine @uhe mad INN anS
geitelIt unb bas @ebabren feinss 9uns
bes lenfte bic Qufmertfamteit auf fih,
bic Suder folgten benz 5biere unb ents
bedten ben 8erungliidten, pelden iie
fofort berauf6plten. ct mar halb er<
frpren.
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Cine 9fndsmhnse

lit Der @ierteIooGar, ben Sbr fir cine
ShadteI 0eue 2ebenspiaen ansgebt.
Sic bringen grd bic @eiun0beit, Die
pertpoaer lit aIs Siitpelen. @eriudt
iie fir aopfneb llnber6aulihfeit uno
Walaria. @arantiert gu belfen, ODER
oas @elo 5uriif Bel 90. 9reiB mo
g.. Gobn & 60, @potbefer.
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@efmpKe aus eimemt @aQpm.

reber bas 6erabnerfen BON @efdois
fen aus einem 2enfbanon bat iih Der
Sngenieur Su[liot, Der Ronitrutteur
Der upatrie," in einem Wortrage in
2pnbor sedubert.
SuIiot mics barauf bin, bab man
in 9onl e~insebenbe 0erfude nit benz
Musperfen bon proieftilen sema4t
babe, bic cine iiberrafdenb srobe
Srefffdbigteit ergeben bdtten. Die GEE
fteIten Mufsaben, cine 8atterie ober
Elm beftimmtts Gtftungstperf bur9 elm
na1gtmadtes @efdoB gu trsffsn, feien
in alien l1len gel0ft tporben; aud in
unsiinftigen Td1en fei es seIunsen, Bis
ouf einen Meter (33 SUP senau bas
.3tel gu erreihen. Sir ben 8agon lei
Bic plDblidt Gntlabuns t~einestpess ge@
fGbrlih, ba mar BET ben fran50iif4en
2uftfdiffen mitt.lft 9entilators bas
Gepidt BON 100 Rilosramm (220
amerifanifd. pfunb) in 100 Ssfunben
tpieber arsgleihen fOnne, 10 fdnea per<
mag man bura Ginpumpen BON 2uft
in bic 2uftfdde bas Derlorene @etpi4f
au ergdnaen. Mu9 tpenn aus irsenb
einem @runbe Der Wentilator ni9t
funftionirt ober ni9t in Mntpenbune
gebra4t tperben fon, fei cine @efabr.
bab bic !9iIe plaben tonne, niAt Dor<
banben.
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aamptiabre sreuebpra.easnis.

Der t9fpeDtfGe Tetdbstd9 pat Die
Resisrungss@or lage, tp.lhe bic grs
ridtung elmer DampfsJGbre apif4en
S%rtatbors unb @aBniB Dorfiebt, angez
nommen. grelebprg 1T Der fiibliAfe
Safen Sanebens, unb Sabnib liest
auf Der Snfel Riisen. Der fiblide
Mrm Der Sffee. pelder bic beiben
9rte tr.nnt, 1T sesen go Meilen brett.
Die Soften Der reiitn sG5dbre ftnb anf
$2,500,00o peranf4lagi. Gs tperben
bier Boote fir bic l1eberfiibrnns bon
8dbnnasen in Dienft seftelt. BON nell
den il atp.i unter fdptbifder unb
beutI9er aontrole fteben. Man bofft,
bic neue Sabre i'm SABRE 1909 BEN
8erfebr i~ibergeben gu fDnnen. Won
btefer bireften 8erbinbung aniiden
ben giienba6nen @9p.bens unb
preubens pirb cine grmeiterung Der
politifden fopobl, tpie Der pirtbf4afts
li9en 8eaiebunsen Der beiben Gambler
erfpartet.
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DIR Screen B, ienel
ploBli1, pte anseflossn auftretenb'
rbeumatif9 Sdmer5, beibt In man
den geeenben aud Mlbfhub, Dra4en'
fdub ober S.uf.lsf4uB. @lben, 30.
bolbe, llnbolbinn.n, 9er.n ober sai
9eufel tparen, mad einem Qberglauben
bic Mnftifter bes llebels.
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e6reiben sic beute nod uno berlanaen sic bs ~tuertbooue
Bud fir eSrauen, Ga Geiten nit SQuftrationen. gSenn sic
0tatb branna5esn. f. eebsn sic llns bic sgbmptoms beg eeioens
eefdloffenem goubert obne 2ufbrud 8ufenben. @breffe
9aoies' Mbpiforp Sept, Sbe Chattanooga Meoieine Co., gbat<
tduopga, 3enn.
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9tlIiser aobl. S.it Sab
rem fdon lit in Mppleton. Wis., Der
aobl niht 10 biuis, nie in biefem
Sabre. DiefeIbe Quantitdt, bic lebtes
Sabr Inn bieie 3eit $22 bic SOnne
toftet., tpirb jebt fur SIS offerirt uno
finbst fslbft gu biei.m preif. nur pes
nia Mbnebmer.
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#. Mteraaum :
pfeife, bi. 1923 ansefertist tporz
ben III, befinbet fi4 iest i'm Mufenm in
8ubapeft.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17
All0tments To Be Made in COlVille

The diminished Colville Indian
reservation, comprising 100000
acres, which is to be allotted under
the homestead law after proper
survey and classification, is the
subject of the following remark in
the annual report Of the commits
sioner of Indian affairs, made pub
lie recently:
During this last year survey
of the reservation has been made,
of which the field work is complete,
and the plats are now undergoing
examination by the general land
office. The work of alloting will
be taken up during the present
fiscal year and will be well under
way by the summer of 1909. There
are about 2452 Indians to be al
lotted."
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17
Nei9hborhood News.

The Panhandle Lumber Co. is
now occupying it's new Office build
ing at Spirit Lake.
Furniture is arriving at Chewe-
lab for the fine new hotel erected
in that city. 1t is said to be the
best hotel in the county.
David Chalmers, farmer resid-
ing two miles west of Chewelah,
met with serious accident last
week, which resulted in his death.
He was crushed by log rolling
down the hillside where he was at
work.
Chewelah is to have second
paper. Mr.. Smith who has been
conducting the Columbia Gate
way at Meyers Falls: having dis
continued that publication and
moved his plant to the copper city.
The Stevens County Orchard Co.
has purchased 200 acres of raw
land two miles northeast of Addy,
and will plant the tract to a COM
mercial orchard in the spring.
The Colville Valley Cooperative
Supply Co. has been incorporated
with Colville as it's place of bust
ness. The capital stock of the
concern is 100000 and the object is
to handle all kinds of farm pro-
ducts.
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acceptance be filed within thirty DAYS af-

acceptance be filed within thirty days af.
ter the passage hereof; and provided
further that the said r. s. Anderson,
nls heirs, successors and assigns, by &C.
ceptlng the franchise hereby granted
covenants to save and keep the Town OF
Newport free and harmless from any
damages that may from any cause re-
suit from such poles or wire or conduits,
orby any electrical current thereby con-
Quoted or from any excavations or OBJ
structions made or placed in the streets,
alleys, avenues and thoroughfares for the
purposes Of this grant. Provided also
that the said R. s. Anderson shall COM
mence the construction of said system
within six 60 months from the date of
the acceptance hereof and shall place the
same in complete operation within one
year from the date of acceptance hereof
and upon failure of said R. s. Anderson
or his assigns to complete said system
within such time the rights and privil-
eyes herein granted shall become null
and void but this time may be extended
at the discretion of the council.
Passed the Council this 18th day of
November 1908.
Signed and attested this 18th day of
November, 1908.
CARL r. SCHorrE E. s. APPEL
Town Clerk. Mayor
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-12-17
VOLTS Landing

David Boiler brought in bunch
of I. & w. N. workmen from near
the Kent ranch. A camp has been
established in that district.
Mrs. Bobier was visitor to the
Spokane apple show last week.
Chas. Lindahl has killed several
deer this winter. His hounds are
considered the best in this district.
Hans Westby's twin calves are
still growing.
There is a scheme on foot by one
of the island ranchers for selling
lots as suburban property. The
place is adjacent to VOLTS Land
ing.
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lines of human activity and SER
vice. To be intimate with them is
good society. If then we can bring
all these choice spirits by their
books into our town, and introduce
them to our children and our
neighbors, even to the poorest, and
let them talk to all who will listen,
we have done something, we have
done much to raise the tone of gen.
eral intelligence and refinement,
and here is theI great opportunity
to reach the homes of the poor and
the careless and even of the baser
sort with new light. The friend
less will gain friends and these
friends will do them good.
In such way this institution, the
public library, is calculated to en-
large and enrichen the commun-
ity's life.
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Tiger Talk.
Tiger. WASH, Dec. IL, 1908.

Tiger, WASH, Dec IL, 1908.
S. l.. Underwood returned from
Colville on Friday. where he had
gone on business.
Miss Hazel Underwood came up
from Colville with S. l.. Under
wood to visit with Mrs. Charles
Mansfield and other old-time
friends for a short time.
Business has been unuusally
brisk the last two weeks, the result
OF the prospect of the immediate
commencing of construction work
of the I. & W.. N.
F. Simonson, formerly of Bon
ners Ferry, has moved to Tiger to
engage in business.
Jerry La Flam has gone to Spo-
kane to recuperate and possibly
JOIN the Benedicts. Full particu-
lars later on.
Notice has been posted here and
at Cement that the Phoenix Ce-
ment Industrial Association of
Tiger and Cement will hold a
meeting at the office of the associa-
ton at Cement on Jan. 9 at 7
O'Clock p. m. to consider important
business proposals in regard to the
establishing of the industry, and
elect officers for the ensuing year
and other matters Of interest. All
members are urgently requested
to be present.
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J. E. Defebaugh, editor of the
American Lumberman, of Chicago.
has the following to say editorally
in the current issue of the Lumber
man:
THE Pacific northwest makes
wonderful appeal to every visitor.
It is land of living waters, of
golden soil, of mineral wealth be-
yond comparison, of forests which
will bless mankind when other
lands are desolate; land of noun
tain, plain and valley; of people
great in intellect, energy, endur-
ance and kindliness. In this golden
northwest, in climate without the
harshness of the north or the
enervating of the south, these peo-
pie are building an empire. They
nave lldEucSSCu CIlC SCIcdtuS lOI
power, or, pouring them over the
plains, have produced fruitful
fields and gardens; they are wrest-
ing from the earth it's mineral
wealth; they are converting the
forests into forms of utility and
beauty; they are building schools
and colleges; the Bible vision OF
every man dwelling under his own
vine and fig tree is realized there,
where his every bodily need and
intellectual want may be gratified.
The natural wealth Of the country
is great and great are its achieve
ments, but better than all this are
the people themselves chosen
race-growing in numbers and in
all the accomplishments and graces
| which make a people mutually use.
full and happy"
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