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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-11

Union In the fair South. to do all
ina can be done to induce every
member To turn from their ruinous
ways. and o make their supplies at
home. as The southern Farm (;a.
sftc Is doing by sending out the
meat and corn specials with SO many
good letters. Every PAINTER who does
this will not only be prosperous and
happy. but will help all others by
getting In position 10 hold n smaller
crop OF cotton and prevent the dump
Ing process. II la the cotton that
pays for the corn. meat. lard. oats.
peas. etc. that gives tho cotton
gambler tho club to bea, us with
All are aware that heavy receipts
bca, down prices. Let tho Union
plan on this line and work for f.:
and II We can succeed. victory will
quickly perch on the Union banner
W. II. r. LEWIS.
Lewiston. la.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-11
BAGGING. THYME, AND TIES.
Tin round lots).

Crescent, "a lbs. ilhsc; America, Abs i0Hc..
Roston. ia los g, ioc.; Daily. IA lbs, loo;
Irvine, Jute, per TO-, i0c.; nemp 100. Cotton
bling, . ~ 30. higher.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-11
Editorial Comment:

Editorial Comment: That letter
strikes the right note. The anc thing
about III" plan advocated therein In.
that while n farmer helps the gen
eTal aus by following out the plan
advised. hc In also getting the beat
returns for himself from his own
work. One year with another. stock
iced and the largest part OF tho food
needed on the !armor'a table can be
produced more chrapiy "a; home than
II can be bought lust ma 800 aa a
farmer makes himseit independent
OF oihcrs. b." sa In n position where
others cannot squeeze him Till -
man recognizes that fact and works
on tho principle involved he Will bo
at the lcrcy Of Others.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
yolitiiNeS.

nffgre 5iodtsaelebeebllrg iriit AM
Moiiag ii columbus 5ulonllnsll.
Ills Bsiusis oafiir, oab lie reif iino
AR @elbitrsaisrung, hnben pie Wit=
:alisosr Der WelfBaebllna auf ben Bbili-
.pinen ibr eiathes WehaIi erb0bt.
Dds GorasDepafteuent ertldrt ben
Iloben spapiefprais nit BEN s6dpiilnen
Der MalDungeiL 8ann mare es ole
h0diss 3eit, Die Walolinsen 3u fbonen,
inoem Die splIfreie @inlnbr DDn ans
5aa4rtiaen 0ol3e aeltatiet miro. neil
Difs a6er Den Sntsrslien oes gapier
itrltiis iDihsrfpriht. 10 oarf man ben
Oolsson nidt antaiien. 9roBoem
Dsrlidern uns Die republitanilden
glaitsr. i,niner tpieoer. Der prdIioent
lei ein inerihrofsner uno unermlioli=
der Geinb Der SruIts.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
Iagesmeasigfetten.
Chto.

b rs. M
Sn glariugtOn lpurDe am MDntnQ
Goparo 0uthinion, Gtations ger-
tretsr Der Baltimore mo Sqio @iisn=
babn ernlorost, beraubt lno oas Gtar
finnsgebauoe III Brano aeiiedt.a Sine
|ar0bsre Weiolnmlne fol- Den ganoiten
in Die Sdnbe pefallen ieln.
Sn @lebelano 1T oas lleue 2aboroio=
rum oss gDeltern &eierps MeoiSini4
|lben Gol!ees fertiageifellt llno nit oen
neuelten GintiAtlinsen Deiieben, 70 oab
oaslslbe Den Multeraulfalisn Bsrlins
nno Wiens sbeQbiktia lit.
Wdbrello am 6reitoa Nbenb 0eorae
preislina auf Dem Babnbofe in 9le=
|uelanD leiiten Gohlw Elm leBtes 2ete=
|mpbs SuiDinfte, lplroe er BON elnel
jtallgir : 2ptomotip getro1en urb au=
aenbliflich qsi0etet. Der gerIiorbent
itano felt 33 sSabrel ais 2ufonoiiufiib+
ter III 8islliten Der yia Sour BuDi,
ebne pab ibm ie ELL bedAtenslusripet
|unfall pailirt iDare.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02

teIII, quite unb llebsllsipilroi9e 6rau uni
bate liir bic Nrnisn uilb Beordnatei
limmer cine plfene 0ano. sn Dri.
Iibmabsn, BEN. iiarb 75jdbrig Ser,
alt-2ebrer satob 6tuoer. Der oafelbh
|tpdbreno 40 s5abren treu gelpirtt bat.
yor einiqen Sabren trat ct als lebrer
T in ben Nubehdno, behielt absr Ole
5telle zines Yolibalte,s big an lsin
gnoe. sSn @hur. 8ranbiinDsn, ut
Dsrr Geoierunasraib 5b. a|sarn99
SO Sabre alt aeitorbsn. Der IN
g8irtbe, uno Sd9srtreileu pobloefannte
Gmil Nuopli sur sShmeiaerbnile" in
8renhen. Goiotburn. 1T am Wpraen
oes z. Se3enber tobt in isinela Bette
pefanoen MORO H. Gin 9ersIihlaa hatte
leinem 2eben gan5 unerwartet eig Gnoe
l9ema0t. .Sn 9iIterfinseu an Sbu=
|nerIee tit 9err alt. @roBratb s Burt
baroi. iriiber @deereibeliBer in GonlB
bsi Bern, nah turaem &rautenlager I'M
utter bon 90 Sabtefl aelforben. Sn
@snI ltarb Der lanqidbrige @bef Der
3eituu9saseutur Qlotb. 0err @b. ".
Aliotb. eiis asbiirtiaer gasler. @r mar
lange Sabre in Anlerifa. Mm z. 9e=
Pmber tpuroe in Gappersippi, Bern.
Dssr Sob. 6rieor. 6tdbli. getuelener
Hanomirtb in Dietersippl, Elm tpnferer
2anowirtb 81 6rabe aetraaen; er 1T 81
Sabre alt QeDOrosn uno 1T einem 6era-
leioen erleaen. 2dnaere 3eit mar er
Sen,innep.dHoent BON Nappersmpl
sSnIolee eines Sblaaanfalles 1T in
Bern i'm 9llter bon SO 5abren 9err
sob. Ghrilten geitorben. Der 10 Sabre
lung Goryettor in Der Bubornferei bes
Buno" oelpeIeu. Der Geritorbene
|iiammte aus gurgborf; er bate !. 8.
5beDloaie I1uoirt uno nmtete enige
Git als Bfarrer in @aomen. Nus
fanias Gitp tomnt Die betriibenos
Runoe, bab Dort DER Oor einisen Sab
ZEN einaetuanoerta SriB @eb,iger bon
Rpppigen i'm Nlter bon rs Sabren ae=
aorbeu lit. Ger tiialid IN @enI
,erliorbens 0anoelsmanu 6auquss bat
ein Nermbgen pm einer DhiliDn Hrnn.
len pem @eafer Sanaiovlniil BON Gie=
|nadt i'm Wdllls pernaht.
Wsm oiele 3elen bsn Qeebrten ges
|iafn ass ,geobodlter Al @eSi1t son,-
nen, Miro 1908 iihon einaetildt iein;
oorum enibiete ith EhDn haute alien
ne,n her3ljbes Brollt Nsuja1r F.! 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
9. g. larTerS 9roDcr Stcrs
9sesu SsDilaocIpgssa, 8.

6irpber Coupon 9eytnuI, beQiunsuN
am samltae, 4. SSmuor. uno eu0euo
am Sulaltas f8. 1{anlar.
IS Irsuf uns, osni publitum pon
Philadelphia uAo llulaebung oieien
YeltouF antlinDigen al t6auen. 8ies
,ui4o unter Qticn tlmIiQnoen Die bette
4Hsleasnbeit isin. Gle Dem 0ilbllfum IN
New pb!laoelp4ia ie seleben Duros,
atllia uuo MT 4sOiit alAtduIen uno
;lvle 8urtbslls Iino lils @ttb Gadt,
.unlere Hreuaoe uno Stunoet. Sieiet
,Sertaui, NIT iainelr uupet9leibliUe,,
preilen uno oell Yrofit brlnaenoeu
9oupon 1T Su Dem 3luede peranltai!et,
oamit innerhalb amel Wed]en nan Der
GrOIfnnng Oes 8ertaais Die Salfte I'M.
lsrer yDaaren in Den 0auiern in bieie,
1otalitdt pertbeilt iei'l Iollsn. Slt
preie lino iiir OisIen ayoBsn Coupon.
uertaul riiflihtslos bsrunier aeleBt unt
unter ben su pertaufenoen Irtlteln fin.
oct man Saheli bon 9sDBtsm Werib.
Stun laBt uns ben Coupon Ylan nd
! ber beiprehen.
IS 1ino 5 coupons unter bieler Wn
aeiQe. ehusioet oisIsiben aus Uni
brinet oisislbsn nah unierem Store
lest oieielben a'iluu unO Shr msroe
finoen. ba6 oielelben 10 gut lino. spi
l,raenD ipelhe5 8sio, oas Gnfel Sam
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
e. 8. llrfers grobcr Store
GfssndifraBe,
sew philadelphia, obiO.
aeftur Gt,ra.
Seftur GurS.

Zip Dienlfaa Mbenb. z. Sanuars
'iuiro 3bomas 8roofs 6leiider bier ilsi
Gpernbaule eillen Yprtraa fur ben letss
tl,rfurs balien. 0r. GteiIder. obs1obl
nod ein itl,aer Wlaun, bat iisb itbuis
als Sournelilt iii Dlio allsasBsldsRf Il
unD lit eln ausaeseihn fer Nebnsr \
6saIpI 5idsts BET Dpes 81 Mlaric lzS
rs Gents nit 4 lDeiteren unterlaltlilsz
aen. GeierUirte s5igs f0nneian WlOls-
Tag selihert iuerDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
.aaim,s

syn Sabre 907 iuurotn III ben Ser.
Sioaten n, 0janasn $3.50 Meileu ne,ie
Stbifnea aelsAl. Su eanaoa mufogp
IN nfmi{lsfn 3eitratln 723 MIeiIas
ileus Gftsiis Qeleat, il, Mfrife $40
Ger af6Bsfe 51ell osr neiien GjslsiIe i'i
oell Wer. Gtaaien muroe Dor BEN Sin
lrsten Der @pl9tnappbsit asis9t.
sSuhii Map, esl N3renier Der 2ouis
bile Y gluihUide GlisHbahfl, tpnros aa
9gtnrfyll ggs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III S.,an
apn, ap ], slisGoIlef. :lflD bdtte gefaot
.ntsblets 4tamps belil gage abaelfgi
mo mar in 8e8tiff litb, mif BEL 8,
ltflle III Der 0aaD. lloN oet &qbule aa
GiifaubgAenell, dis ef nlebsraeilhpllta
inaioe. 9slsI 5taillps ipurntlt ol'l Or
tssitlaae Bst tetAaftei, Den a)3pl0 be.
aalAVil sa pQbsn.
gBnbrelso an Gisnliag gteno nai
gBeiatladIell Der Spluelieria0en ooSi
0apio DOly in @bmago. mil Gun0sil
iibetIuut lpal, uno oas $tGitpir POI
|oeH 8eldaii nit aHeillden ilbeliailielI
lparOe. fAlugsil Stpel Diebe .6as Sdaii'
|lenlter eiil ulll eltiIanlsn nit 8iametl<
ten utlb lDuiiiAen GjeqeniIanoen in
Wertb Upn $1,000. 0oiB lls:o lsM
|ubrmahsr sSeDn Gsihuanir mabNt
llofort 5ago auf bic 1isbs. dis abss
@eihsllalin aui Die flieheuoell gnbl
lfelletie. lullrOs er prompt DON Gem Se
isfiiD Oatt Detlaitet nnO Die Eiebe ent
ltdlllell.
an Roblen= rno @ilenreDier bpi
DHqusslte. Wcasesport. @laBppri IN
NOnonaabeia 5bdi tpirb Euiprt ned
Nsuiohr in ollen Dab,iisll Die Atbsi
liDisDer alilasuontlnell nno Dabusd
l5O. 600 Mtbeitfrn Gele9sllbeit sunl Gr
lDerb Aessben lpftoen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-02
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@ O ouPo NJ

8ieies Coupon LIT gut fir Is gentss
beim Glntuufe pOn 1afelIinien, Ser
oietten. 6anotud Ino paftud i'm
.neribe bon $l.00. @ut nur in oieleus
Department. 3rDei gleihe COUPONS
tueroen in oieien Department an. ildnl-
lihen Sage bon elmer BerIpn posr ppit
DEN Wlitalleoern Der ndnlihen camille
iil1t anaenonllnen. Sic eSiiIfiafeit
Oieies Coupons erl0idt am Is. Salluar
1908.
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atD y1ilaotlpbia, g., 9ouueratag ben 2 Sannar 1908

Gronen. Dierauf filhr er nit eineta
NutOmobil nod Der Spaffalle. erbpb
lbie 5000 Grpnen ull0 Bsridlpano.
Sn Sea, Der Oanptltaot bon WarOf-.
| to. herrldt sin 3uitnnp b0lliasr Mnar=
Ebie. Die rsbelilhen Gtdnne, 0eren5
@rbebuna bereits aenleloet lpuroe, ha.s
ben ollie 5abct. uuo Gpiumlaoen per.l
Ebrannt I'M bic Mitalieber Der sanstdhs
oilden geb0rps psriaat. SEPT Drohsn
/ tie nit einem Mnasiff auf Das iiollbe.
Siaotbiertel uno bic lsraelitiifhe NsU0i-
fsrun9 befinoet fid) inIolseoellul IN einerl
panit.
Das Bfpbhefsogtbnm 8aosn III i'm
Bsariff. lib eiile mier uneriebOpfliAe
elsttrlbe ginnabmeqaells au fhaffe,l.
Ser Gtaat beablid)tiat. bier Bulltrs
fraftltellen ansnleaen, BON melnen
gHeraieinengen ppn 800 big 900 Wil=s
'liofen Yieroetraftflinoen qstponneR
meroen iolen. CT ielblt hatte oaan.
|jeoer5sit iibsr 80, 600 Yferoeitarteil si
|perfiigen, bon oenen er ei1l Viertel fiir
ben eleftriIhen yehieb ieiner @iieiibab
men uno ftaatlihen WertIidttsn Der.
brauden, orei Niertel aber iehr billia
|an Die Snoulttie uno ben GleintraIt=
|perbraub abasben miro. 5e6r bors
|tbsilhaft III es. oab Die tpenis lhwanz.
tenoen MaHsrttdfte oes Rbeins unter
balb gaNl unnliitelbar sllr BerfiiaHnQ
lteben .uno oaB Die 5hluarSlpaiofliiB,
|lpeld,e BEN Hbein anfliensn. beloiIpers
Die Wiura nnD Die gButah ourb -Gtall
lpsffe nubbar aemaht Deroe:l f0nuen
Die Soften Der asianlmten Nnlaae itlle8
|auf 80 big 40 Willionen Dollars nsr.
|anihlagt. 8a init einem 8lertel bes
uerIiigbnren elsttriihen 5tromes De-.
5taat ieinen ieBiaen @rergiebeoar
beltreitstl fam. 10 flprt er idhglth
100000 5oltnen Gnbier, fir Die et
|isbt stpet Mluioner Dpllur be5nbli
Dabei lit ct aber nod i'm Stolioe, bret
mai ippieI Rraft ME sr ietbit branc)t3s
an priOate abSuseben
. E. 81 7
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@ GU r. @ n 1

GieFes Coupon III gut fir n tSsiifs
beim ginfaule bDn uHteltiflpssls fiir
Ssranen uno Sinner I'M Wftshe Aalf
SI.25. 3ipei elsihs Goilpotls n1 osly
in oieiem Department. ain rldnilldlxiI
3aae upu sinfr ysrI0n eoer opn BEN
Uiiialisoern Der iIdlnlidletl iyssiiaities
niht anaeupnlneii. Die Niiltipfeits
oieies Coupons erlDIdt aiil I8s Sam
uar 1908.
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@ O u p O M

9ieIss Coupon iii sut fiir s25. co.
an Den Nntauf zines pialps In unfereln4
Store. Sur out fir Yianos. s3suei'
Qleihe COUPONS luer0en III Diefem De-
,partment am 1ldinlihen 5aae Don siner
periDn ooer BON ben MitglieDsrn Der
ndmliben Sainilie nint anaenDnlmeir-
Die @iiltieteit oieies Coupons erl0ilttl
am l8. Sanuar 1908.
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Summer

Beren 3nfprnh 31ybisieln sse tass
man nod IL 3tipor BEL sillsIn isss l||SI
nilhen Yesfalf irgeiio siittr n N! &
ier gtabi geisben. Nif isaa
Den fit baor berianIf apsr n !ll
peropn fir Sud ipsgQeIeai rustll B
tlsine Nn3ablnna norauf esiltaf N ~ 81
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G O u p Q M !.

GieIes Coupon 1T out fir sl.00.
bejm (stafauf ir9elD eises 3eppitUs i'm
l8ertbe ron $1,000. Sur gut III bie-
lem Department 3tvei qisit9e coupons
werOea in nieiem 8epostmstst on nams7
iit0en 3fQe ooil elmer BerFoR OpeF DON
Ortt Wl;alieoe5R Der ndafiiden iSQ3giIie
ntd)t alQeHphHgll. 8ig Gjiilffgieik
olel2s @oupoas erI0INt am l8. sSlauarI
1903.
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! Best NnOlpbs an3ei9e.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-02-01
GRIDlRoN CLUB MEETS.
The Wits Hold Political Rally and
Barbecue at Washington,

Washington, Jan. 26.-It was a
grand political rally and barbecue in
the hall of the Willard house" This
was the official description of the
23d annual winter dinner rendered Sat
urday night by the Gridiron club to as
many of its friends as could conven.
iently be seated at the flower bedecked
tables in the great ballroom of the
hotel. Cut flowers, giant palms and
potted plants, with splashes of beau
tiful colorings made by the red poin-
setta and other winter blooming. plants,
had transformed the handsome rooms
into a bower of floral beauty.
In this scene of almost tropical
splendor were introduced with charac-
teristic Gridiron felicity aspIrants to
the presidency, for it was candidates
night. Into the limelight we're brought
William j. Bryan, still the peerless
leader, Vice President Charles War
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, former At
rem Fairbanks, Justice George Gray,
torney General Judson d. Harmon and
United States Senator Philander G.
Knox, all of whom figure as factors in
the presidential equation. The presi-
dent of the United States, Theodore
Roosevelt, who, it is alleged at the
dinner, had long string attached to
his declination of another term as
president, was afforded an opportunity
to look over at close range some OF
those who are in the list of his posi-
BILE successors.
An impressive feaure of the dinner
was the Inauguration of the president
of the club, James Henry of the Phila
delphia Press. During the evening
songs were sung to the candidates fol
president, and they were all rollfckine
songs, full of jollity and with not q
sting or bite in any of them.
Among the speakers during the eve
ming were President Roosevelt, Vice
President Fairbanks, w. j. Bryan
Judge Gray, George AIDE, Speaker Can
non, Representative Williams, Sena
tor Knox, Secretary Root, Ambassador
Hengelmuller and the Rt. Rev. Henry
Y. Satterlee, bishop of Washington.
Among those present were Secreta
= ries Straus and Wilson, Postmaste
General Meyer, the Brazilian ambassa
dor, the minister from Switzerland
Senators Beveridge. Kitteridge, Long
, Mason, Scott, Perkins and Stone, ReI
resentatives Loudenslager, Lowden
) Moore and Tawney, and Governor Hog
gait, Alaska.
5 The hit of the evening was a mus
r cal satire on "Pinafore.' The ship wa
named "Esculapius; "Dick Deadeye
, addressed his important information
a to the doctor" instead of the 'caI
t TAIN" and Admiral Evans was made t
!, ask the president not to call hiI
e Bob" but Doc"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-02-01
MONTANA NOTES.

Whitefish lake is now frozen ovo~ for
the first time this winter, and large
crowds of skaters are taking advan-
tage ofthe nne ice.
Two Swedes were badly injured by
an explosion at Taft recently.
Crazed by drink and maddened over
a trivial difficulty, 8. Oneida, Japa-
nese laborer on the Milwaukee grade,
shot and instantly killed M. Kosuga.
Oneida, when he realized his act, placed
the muzzIe of the gun in his own
through his brain and dying instantly.
d. p. Workman, one of the best
known contractors in the northwest,
died at Helena. His son, Ward X.
Workman, is lieutenant in the United
States navy and is now on the battle
ship Tennessee.
The largest and most important min
ing deal of recent months in the Hell
ena vicinity has been consummated,
whereby the Souvenir Gold Mining
company has taken over the seven
claims of Jacob Schaffer and others
in the Unionville district, four miles
south of Helena. The property is ad-
mine, which in early days yielded up
ward of $4,000,0OO in dividends, and
will be operated on an extensive scale
the new Butte owners. The amount
involved is not known, but it is under
stood to be very large. Four separate
hu oh
gold as high as SIS per ton.
Charles Drascovich, an Austrian
several days ago received $1,000 dam
ages for injuries sustained by him in
working on the grade at Butte. Dras
covich was given a check for the
amount, which was stolen and cashed
Matthew X. Sniffen of Philadelphia
secretary of the Indian Rights associa
ton, who was sent to Montana to make
an investigation of the alleged irregu
larities on the Crow Indian reserva
ton, was arrested on the reservation
and placed in the guardhouse. TIL,
reservation officials, it is said, acted
on instructions from Washington TIL,
federal grand jury is now investigat
ing the official conduct of Major Rey
nolds, the agent of the Crow reserva
ton.
The efforts of the Civic league o
Butte to close the poolrooms through
the institution by County Attorne.
James E. Murray of suit charging
Byron McNutt, manager of the M. {
M. poolrooms, with conducting a dis
orderly house and maintaining a nu
sance. resulted in a speedy verdict @
acquittal.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-02-01
ROBBERS RAID MAIL WAGON
Lock Driver and Clerk in Car, Get
$4,000 from Sacks and Escape.

New Orleans, Jan. %. - Daring
thieves held up and robbed a United
States mail wagon loaded with incom
ing mail which had just arrived from
Cincinnati and other northern points
over the Queen and Crescent route.
The thieves were reported to have Sc
cured about $4,000. The wagon, which
was heavily screened and on which
rode driver and a railway mail clerk,
was attacked near some freight cars
in the downtown section of the city.
The driver and helper, neither of whom
was hurt, were held by the police on
suspicion. At least two out of II sacks
were rifled.
Barney Simmons, the clerk and s. j.
Smith, the negro driver, who were held
by the police, say that two men armed
with revolvers stopped the horses and
jumped into the wagon. The wagon
was then driven to dark spot about
100 yards from police station, where
the robbers obtained the key to the
screened portions of the wagon, and
after forcing the mail employees into
boxcar, returned to rifle the mail.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-02-01
Colorado for Gold.

One hears good deal more talk
about Alaska than about Colorado, but
the figures show that Colorado heads
the list for gold output. The produc-
ton in that state for 1907 is placed at
$2O,SSS,S3 as compared with $1S,251,-
61O in Alaska, while California is
close third with $17,994, 1868. Nevada,
now a center of interest on account
of the miners strike at Goldfeld,
ranks fourth, with $14,704,658
Another feature of the report is that
there was a reduction in the gold out
put. of both Alaska and Colorado asI
compared with 1906, Alaskas decrease
being little over $4,000 and that
of Colorado about 100000. On the
other hand Nevada is increasing in
production. In 1906 the Nevada mines
yielded $IO.470,704 an increase of S.
2OO,SS5 over 1905, while the yield for
1907 was s4,233,95 over that of 1906.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-02-01
IDAHO EVENTS.

The new 35-foot government gasoline
launch has arrived at Priest lake.
There is movement on foot for the
purpose of reorganizing the old Occur
d'Alene City band.
The examinations and final work
of the first semester at the University
of Idaho were finished on the 30th.
Natural gas in large quantities has
been struck in Payette, according to
report sent out from that place.
The Rhodes Scholarship examina-
tons for Idaho were taken this year
by Curtis of Boise, Peebler of Nampa
and Crooks of Moscow Those pass
ing the examinations will be eligible
for appointment to the scholarship
that supports a man for three years
study at Oxford university in Eng
land.
The new forge buildins is now ready
for the use 90 mechanical engineering
students at the university and train
ing In forge work viii be added to
their instruction in other iron work
ing lines.
-Four new Instructors win take up
their work in the state university with
the opening Of the new semester.
Bridge construction on the high steel
structure which will span Lawyers can
yon Will begin this week, as the delay
caused by the shortage of steel rails
has been removed by recent heavy re-
ceipts from eastern steel mills.
A militia company is being organ
lied at Lewiston with 100 members.
The Wallace Daily Times, the first
daily paper ever published in the
Occur d'Alenes, which has been in
existence since July 3, 1906, has sus-
pended publication indefinitely, owing
to trouble with the typographical union
as to the status of former employee
Superintendent Lee of the Wallace
schools reports substantial increase
in enrolment. The present enrolment
is 225 girls and 247 boys, total OF
472.
At Wallace the Empire theater was
assigned recently by Manager ]. o
Burns to George f. Stoney. The liabil
tiles are said to amount to over $500
and there are no assets of value.
A. ]. McCluskey, known as Bis
Mack" and an old timer of the Coeul
d'Alene district, died recently in. +;
Wallace hospital of pneumonia.
Some sneak thief with a knowledge
of the value of elk teeth stole an ell
took necklace from the curio wall o
Ed Virgins cigar store in Lewiston
the necklace being on exhibition will
a number of other valuable Indial
curios. The string contained 113 ell
teeth, valued at $500.
/ The Rathdrum school board has &C
cepted the new high school building
! which was recently completed at
: cost of $4,000.
r Two deaths took place on the Coeu
5 dAlene indian reservation recently
) Both died of the white plague. which /
gradually exterminating the India
t race.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-02-01
French RepuIse Tribe Attack.

Tangier, Jan. 29.-Advices received
here state that the zenatia and Ouled
Ali tribes attacked the French troops,
but were repulsed with severe loss
after four hours fighting. The French
httoral and Mediouna columns had just
effected a junction when the tribesmen,
in battle array, covering a front OF
about four miles, swept down in cres-
cent formation. The Spahis bore the
brunt of the attack, making several
gallant charges, which, however, inter
fered to some extent with the work OF
the artillery. One French officer and
five privates were wounded.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-02-01
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

One fireman is supposed to have been
killed, more than 20 others were injur-
ed and property valued at half mil
lion dollars was destroyed in fire
which devastedt the Mayer building, a
seven story brick building on Adams
street, Chicago, last Monday.
The constitutionality of the act OF
congress of June /, 1898, prohibiting
railroad companies engaged in inter
state commerce from discriminating
against members of labor organizations
in the matter of employment was call
ed into question by the case of William
Adair VS.. the United States. which
was decided by the supreme court fav-
orable to Adsir, who was a hiring
foreman.