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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
No Need Of Suffering From Rheumatism

1t Is a mistake to allow rheumatism to
become chronic, as the pain can ALWAYS
be relieved, and in most cases cure
effected by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. The relief from pain which il
affords Is alone worth many times its
cost 1t makes sleep and rest possible.
Even in cases OF long standing this lini-
ment should be used on account OF the
relief which it affords Do not be dis
couraged until you have given it a trial
Many sufferers have been surprised and
delighted with its pain relieving quail
ties. % and 50-cent sizes for sale nv
Tiss & McMorran.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
News From Sullivan.
June u. 1908

June u. 1905
Many rancherS in this vicinity
are fearful lest the cold wet weather
will shorten the crops.
\. r. kroll came from above
sullivan lake yesterday and visited
II the postoffice
\. K. Poskev, OF the Sullivan
lake trail, has gone up the river to
work awhile.
Mrs. l.. |. Dykins is visiting her
laughter Mrs. Geo. $. Henry, at
the Cedar Springs ranch.
Harry Mcintyre. who spent the
-rhool term in Spokane, came down
Monday TO spend the summer with
his father, j. Mcintyre, near Sui
Ivan lake.
Doc" McAbee has been assist
inc in some survey work near
Metalne for some DAYS.
Miss Edna Woodland who has
been spending the summer with
Mr.. l.. Goldman, is at present
-raving with Mrs. Doc" McAhee
during Mr.. McAbee's absence.
Many people are going to Sui
Ivan lake fishing and mos, of them
report a good catch.
John Morley OF the marble mine,
IN Harvey creek, was Sullivan
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

Where enyying is, there is confusion
and every evil work.-New- Testament.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

Mrs :sinS-My husband is too
tender hearted t. whip the children.
Mrs Busg:ns- Humph. My husband
is so teEdec hearted that he can't even
beat the CARPET.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
A Special Fruit Trader.

Horticultural products have always
been noted for their purity. Many
careful growers of fruit have worked
up a special fruit trade by shipping
high class fruit under their own brand
and name. In years when climatic and
other conditions render the quality of
fruit lower than the grade they are &C.
customed to ship under their named
brands the fruit is forwarded unbrand-
on we'll packed fruit soon becomes
known and asked for on the market
Maryland Experiment Station.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
Early Magnolia.

NJ. stellata is the first of all magno-
has to blossom, being usually week
earlier than NJ. yulan. 1t is more or
less bushy. while the other starry flow
cred species assumes tree form i'll its
native country. NJ. stellata is one OF
the loveliest early Towering shrubs,
says a writer in the Garden Magazine.
Its numerous white petals radiate like
a star, fiutter in the breeze and are
deliciously fragrant. The whole bush
is covered with flowers and begins to
bloom when only two feet high. 1t
was introduced from Japan some thir-
ty years ago by DR.. Hall, after whom
it is often called NJ. halliana. 1t is
very hardy.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

Jus; praise IS only n debt. but fattery
Is 4 present. : French Proverb
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior,

Department OF the Interior,
L. S. Land Office, Spokane. Wash.
June 9, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that William McCabe.
OF White, Idaho, who, on March :, 1906 made
Homestead Entry No. 17476, :for the Nwl4 OF
Sec -. Twp %, ". Range 40 F. ". NJ has
filed notice OF intention 10 make final i've
wear proof, to establish claim TO the land de
Scribed. before the Register and Receiver, I
: Land Office at Spokane Wash. on the 5th
day OF August, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles E.
Ross Edward Mason, Danna B. Morrill, and
Henry Gustavson. Of White. Idahos
6-lS.-23 Hal ]. COLE. Register.
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TIGER Talk.

Tiger, Wash. June 20, 1908.
Geo. Tiger was transacting bust
ness at Spokane this week.
Mr.. Hyde and family arrived
here from Spokane this week and
have moved on to their ranch west
OF Tiger. Mr. Hyde is Il man of
means and will prove a valuable
addition to the community.
c. Buisman and Geo. Van Rec
returned yesterday from the city,
where they have been the past week
on business.
Rev. Thomas May was guest at
the home of Sylvester Underwood
one day this week.
G. X. Moffet has gone up the
the river on business.
J. B. Miner contemplates leaving
this part OF the country in the near
future We regret to loose so valu-
able citizen.
James Lucas is cutting guam
tity of cord wood on the Tiger
ranch for the Pend Oreille Navi-
CATION Co.
Rev Thomas May expects to
organize a Sunday school next
Sunday at the Hawthorn school
house
An out OF the ordinary sight was
witnessed on the river one day this
week, when good sized house
came floating down the river in
tact
The river at this stage of high
water here at Tiger is certainly a
grand and beautiful sight.
". y. Underwood, of Colville,
favored us with "a friendly visit
recently.
Cass Hacker and family expect
to 60 to Ritzville. Mr.. Hacker
will work in the harvest field for
Mr.. Pettijohn.
J. W. Wooding is in the city on
business.
When in Tiger stop at the Yoder
cottage for a nights quiet rest Or
meal if need be. and never mind
what the South Newport Poet says;
He is Dutch and don't know much.
David Pead called on US today
and handed rs one dollar and a
half and ordered the MINER sent to
his address at Sullivan. David
evidently knows how to make
profitable investments as is clearly
demonstrated in the fact that he
ordered the MINER.
Tom and Alvin Wooding are de-
livering goods daily to customers
west of the divide.
{. w. Thomas, of the little Pend
Oreille lake, was in Tiger Satur-
day on business.
County Commissioner Beggs
favored Tiger with a visit last week,
being the guest of " J.. Norris.
At the meeting OF the commits
sloners ofStevens county. the board
granted the petition of The voters
and established a voting precinct
AT the Tiger school house, district
No So r ID and A. C. Troyer
came down from their ranch on
business today.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25
ORDINANCE, No. =.


Ordinance to vacate the alley in block eight
(Sl OF Scott'S Second addition TO the Town OF
Newport. Washington.
Be it ordained by the Council OF TIE Town OF
Newport. Wash. ngton. As follows:
That the alley III block eight (S) OF SCOTS
Second adtii zion 10 the Town Of Newport,
street 10 the north line OF Fourth street, as
shown and dedicated on the recorded plat OF
said addition. he and the same is hereby Vac
Gated.
This ordinance shall, upon being signed by
The Mayor and attested by the Clerk. before
publication, take effect and be in force from
and after its publication.
Passed by the Council the 10Th day of June.
\. D. 1908.
Signed and atteSted the .2nd dav of June A.
d. 1908.
(Signed) +. 5. APPEL Mayor
AtteSt-W. \. PRIAULX.
Clerk OF the Town o. Newport
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A NEW STRAWBERRY.
A First Prize Winner of Unsurpassed
Quality and Size.

The Norwood strawberry was nam
ed and given the first prize by the
Massachusetts Horticultural society at
the exhibition this year. This straw
berry is supposed to be a cross be-
tween the Marshall and Corsica. as it
came mp where the Marshall had been
grown and near where the Corsica
was grown at the same time.
believe the Norwood is considered
the best all round strawberry i'll eX
istence. The plant is strong and
healthy, making a liberal number of
strong runners, but not excessive The
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-06-25

Owing to sickness and death in my
family, want to do some surveying to
pay my debts | will take what is left
over that the other civil engineers do
not need. j. r. Patterson.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
SAN FRANCISCO TO
ERADICATE PLAGUE
Citizens Health Committee Issues
Notification That Campaign for
Better Sanitation Has
Been Begun
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16.--The fol-
lowing statement has been issued by
the citizens health committees:
San Francisco has undertaken, by
popular effort, the greatest sanitary
movement ever inaugurated in any
municipality in the United States.
Aroused by exaggerated reports that
the city of the Golden Gate is plague
ridden the merchants. the railroad Off
cials. the labor unions, the churches,
civic bodies, in fact everybody ~ the
city. has enlisted in a general cleaning
IN movement which is designed to
thoroughly exterminate rats, repair
sewers that were broken by the dis
aster of 1906, compel householders to
observe sanitary and garbage ordin-
ances and thus convince the United
States and foreign countries that san
Francisco is free from any possible con-
tagion.
1.-THE movement was compelled by
reason of widespread reports that bu-
bonic plague had found fertile soil in
san Francisco. The commercial inter-
ests and the populaoe generally admit
that there have been comparatively
few isolated cases of plague. and It is
also frankly admitted that many rats
infected with this dread disease have
been caught Admitting this. the peo-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
FRANCE REGARDS DISPUTE
AS EXTREMELY UNFORTUNATE
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PARIS, Feb. 1.-THE interjection of
rivalry between the nations on the
Balkan question at moment when IL
would seem essential that the powers
should present u united front to COM
pei the Porte to apply the Macedonian
reforms is regarded here as extremely
unfortunate. While it is too early 10
assume that this means a complete rup-
ture of the European concert 1t has
created divisions and suspicious among
the powers of which the Porte is sure
TO take advantage to the detriment
of the Christians In Macedonia.
In Novibazar-Salonika concession is
considered here to be of far reaching
Importance and more of a German than
an Austrian triumph, as 1t extends
Austro- German influence to the Aegean
sea, and furnishes the connecting link
for the Bagdnd railway with Asia
Minor.
According to the governments latest
advices Austria is willing that Russia
seek compensation In the shape of a
Danube -Adriatic line. This would, In
a measure, restore equilibrium between
the Austro-German and the Slav econ
onic influences in the Balkans by
opening up an unlimited market for
Russian OIL enabling Roumania and
Bulgaria to be more independent of the
Dardenalles, giving Albania and Servia
another outlet In addition to furnishing
European commerce, especially Italian
commerce, with new gateway into the
Balkans.
Even if the Porte acceded to this
arrangement the question remains
whether the acceptance of the Porte's
favors will not disqualify Austria and
Russia from continuing to act as
European mandatories.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
AFFIMl7 Y
FINDER is
CONVICTED
WOMAN MATRIMONIAL AGENT
FOUND GUILTY
Jury in Chicago Returns Verdict
Against Marian Goodenough, Who
Failed to Provide Wife
for Patron
Rv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.--Marian Good
enough, who as Marian Grey, con-
Quoted matrimonial. bureau in Eigin,
ILL.,, was found guilty today of having
used the mails in perpetrsting fraud
upon William Cradle of Dearborn, Mo-,
in failing to secure for him as wife,
"a wealthy and good looking widow
as promised in advertising matter sent
out by her.
The verdict was returned before
Judge Lands in the federal district
court after the jury had deliberated
nearly "a hours. The penalty to which
Miss Goodenough is subject under the
finding is eighteen months imprison-
nIent In a reformatory or a fine of $500.
Or both, although the court may make
the punishment less at his discretion.
Motions for a new trial will be heard
OH March IL. In the meantime Miss
Goodenough will remain at liberty un-
der the bond given after her indict-
Ynent. The jury decided that the gov
ernment prosecutors had not proved
fraud in any other count in the indict-
ments, Cradle having. been the only
cne of her clients who was shown to
have secured wife through the bureau
Of which Miss Goodenough was the
head.
Cradle paid s. for a membership in
the "Searchlight club" as the bureau
was styled, and through this medium
met and married a woman from Texas.
Miss Gooderough showed little con-
Germ when the verdict was announced,
Joining i'm laughter INDUCED in by those
in the court room over the nature of
the circumstances upon which it was
Eased.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
RIVAL BEAUTIES START
HOT BATTLE OF DlGlTS
Manicure Girls in Different Establish-
ments at the Ansonia Strive to
Draw Trade-Associate
Quits Barber

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Young wo-
men have been called into service 40
nanicurists at the Ansonia, where mere
has arisen warfare in which the niie
of battle forms with the right wing IN
Fred Mockel's barber shop. in the pase
ment, and reaches to Miss Jeannettc
Wilson's manicuring establishment on
the office floor.
Business associates once, but rlvais
now, Mockel and Miss Wilson nave eacn
set about engaging manicurists OF
beauty as well as of exceptional artis-
tic excellence in an effort to get the
larger share of the trade
Until few days ago Miss Wilson,
who was in charge of all the manlcur-
lists in the building. paid part OF the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
7AKAFIIRA DECLARES
FOR PEACE WITH U. S.
fcontinued from Page one)

AAuutluutG hruul A8o Onct
smiled at the news as smoke without
FIRE, and dismissed it as commercial.
news; that. is to say, the news was
spread out with the object of conserv-
ing some special interest of some news
papers.
'T am telling you only what I heard
from others, without any intention of
critcising your newspapers. At all
events. it is pity that such an inn-
preston, should be allowed to be Gre
ated against even a small portion of
the American press.
Says WAR Is HELP
"You know it is well said by your
famous general, that war is HE'LL 1t
is now a concurrent opinion among
the best military experts of all the
great powers that war is more hellish
than it used to be, owing to the great
scientific improvements which are con-
stantly being applied to manslaughter-
ing machines.W
1T is impossible in my opinion for
any man of ordinary sanity to think
of war between two powers like ours,
in view of the sincere friendship which
SO long has actually existed between
them. To think of it is a crime against
humanity, against civilization, against
tine well being Of the whole of man
kind.
such a war, If ever fought, would
bs the most inhuman event in the
worlds history. Our people at least
do not think of the possibility of such
an unfortunate event.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17

pie now determine to eradicate rodents
and sec that they do not propagate
again in this city.
In Charge Of pr. Blue
"The cleaning movement Is in the
hands of DIR. Rupert Blue, who was
sent to San Francisco by Surgeon Gem
eral Wyman, head of the United states
marine hospital service. DIR. Blue
cleaned up New Orleans and he is now
doing equally thorough work in this
city. The federal government is CO.
operating with the local authorities
and already beneficial results arc au-
thoritatively announced by the marine
hospital surgeons.
Determined to prevent future crlti-
cism, the merchants last week held
general meeting and decided to sub
scribe $500.000 and to employ 7b0 men
for sanitary Improvement. This fund
and these men are to be handled by
DR.. Blue. The commercial and Indus
trial interests, including the working
men, intend to leave the matter In the
hands of the federal government so
that within the next sixty days official
governmental proclamation shall be
made which shall absolutely stop at
lacks upon San Francisco's commercial
;'ctivity by envious competitors in 9TH
e1 p1dceS.
There is no pretense in this move
ment, there is no intent to hide any
evil that may now exist or may arise
in the future. San Francisco will not
submit to further complaint"
Meeting were held today by members
OF ihe Retail Butchers association OF
San Francisco, members of the BARRIERS
union anG the owners of barber par
iors throughout the city. to further the
plans Of the health authorities in rid
ding the city of rats and other aids to
the spread of the plague should there
he return of the dread disease to the
city with the beginning of warm
weather.
These institutions all agree to lend
every assistance to the crusade.
Following instructions from the
archbishop, all members of the Catholic
clergy in the city talked from their
rulpits today on the necessity for bet
ter sanitary conditions and the immedi-
ate determination of rats, an made
{ Gppeals to the parishioners to take
such measures as will be most effective.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
THE NEW "AFFINITv COCKTAIL

There's another new cocktail on
Broadway. tThey call it the Affinity.
After drinking one. surviving expert
menters declare, the horizon takes on
O. roseate hue; the second brings Wall
to you q quantity of glistening lamb
shearings; when you've put away the
third the green grass grows up all
around. birds sing in the fig trees and
your affinity appears. The new ann
brosia contains these ingredients: One
medium teaspoonful of powdered sugar.
one dash Of orange bitters. one jigger
of Scotch whisky and half jlggar of
Italian vermouth. These are shaken
i'm cracked ice. cocktail fashion, until
thoroughly blended and cooled, then
strained and quickly served, New
York Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
GREAT BRITAIN URGED TO
PROCEED ON OWN ACCOUNT
ny AssocIai Pre.s.

BY Assoclat Press.
LONDON. Feb. 16.-The leaders in
the movement for reforms in Mace
donia are urging upon Sir Edward
Grey, the foreign secretary, that the
breaking up of the concert of powers
gives the government opportunity for
action which should bring about BEN
eficial results They contend that
Great Britain is now free to act v1gor-
ously and, being outside the group OF
concession seekers. her demands Will
be more likely to receive attention.
The cabinet has not yet decided
whether Great Britain will act inde-
pendentiy, but the foreign office Is
formulating a new scheme, which Will
be outlined by the foreign secretary III
a speech on February 20.
Among the press and public the
breaking up of the concert is over
shadowed by 'the fight for railways
which Austria. with the sympathy, If
not the support of Germany, has
started.
All authorities adhere to the first
impression that Austria's action is IN
opportune and an apparent breach OF
the understanding with Russia, where
by these two powers agreed not to seek
concessions without consulting each
other.
Russia's counter proposal that she be
given the right to build railroad from
the Danube to the Adriatic Is consid-
cred a natural result following Aus
tria's action. The position created,
however, is greatly regretted, as 1t Is
believed 1t postpones reforms in Mace
donia, for it is not likely that Turkey
would grant to an amba ssadoria1 con-
ference that which she had refused to
grant to the allied powers, and. be-
sides, tends to weaken confidence In
the maintenance of peace In Europe.
Thus far there has been but little
reference to the notification of the
German ambassador at Constantinople,
Baron Marschal Won Bieberstein, TO
the other ambassadors that Germany
would no longer act with the other
powers in insisting that Turkey consent
to their demands, but officially that is
considered the more serious phase of
the question.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
SULTAN WILL PROFIT BY
QUARREL OF NATIONS
By Associated Press.


ROME Feb. 6.-"The sultan is rub
hing his hands,. said an ambassador OF
one of the leading powers in explaining
that the only country to profit by the
breaking up of the European under
standing in the Balkans would be Tur-
key SO far Turkey has only consented
TO a commission to study the proposed
Austrian railways and has not as yet
given the concession, and 1t is well
known how many years are necessary
10 obtain concessions from the Porte.
Meanwhile Russia and France are
active in their endeavors to further the
protected AdriGtic- Black Sea railroad
To counterbalance Austria's plans.
They are endeavoring to enlist Great
Britain and Italy in this movement,
thus forming an Anglo-Slav-Latfn
compact against Austria and Germany,
but Great Britain, under Sir Henry
Campbell- -Bannerman, seems to have
lost all irnperialistic feeling, while
italy is hampered by the tie of the
Triple Alliance.
The most enlightened men of the
Balkans feel resentment that their
country is being used as a shuttlecock
and proclaim the necessity of ending
their rivalries and forming confeder-
alton of Balkan peoples, a. confedera-
tion capable of standing alone and In
which they win be their own rulers.
There is much skepticism, however,
ON this point, for 1t is believed they
would have difficulty In overcoming the
racial, religious and linguistic barriers,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17

rent of the barber shop, in which her
employees piled the file and the orange
wood. the chamois and the scissors.
Then she leased an apartment on
the office floor and there Installed little
glass topped manicuring tables, silver
mounted match boxes. ash receivers.
furniture and pictures A hairdresser
was also part of the new establishment
The barber had no intention OF yield
ing the field without struggle to keep
the trade that came to the basement.
Miss Wilson prided herself upon the
fact that the young women who did
the nails in her establishment We're all
handsome. In her color scheme she had
both blondes and brunettes, an Impress
i've young woman Of the feminine sren
adler type and slight girls with fluffy
hair and baby stares.
But Mockel saw a deficiency in the
equipment of hisrivaI and yesterday all
of Miss Wilson'S young women We're
discussing the expected advent in the
rival establishment Of two creatures
whose beauty would outshine anything
ever seen In the great hotel before.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
RUSSIANS
CENTER HATE
ON GERMANY
POWERS IN SCRAMBLE FOR
RAILROADS
AusTRIA's ATTITUDE ENDS RE-
FORM IN MACEDONIA
Emperor William Accused by Other
Nations of Favorins Concession.
Great Britain May Act
independently
tcontinued from Page one)

arisen for Germany to come out In
active support of this project.
Germany continues to take but o
seeondarv position in the entire Mace
DOMAIN question, leaving 1t to be dealt
with by the powers having more direct
interests in this part of southeastern
Europe such as Austria and Italy.
Independent observers of politics
here are of the opinion that ths conf
pletion of both the railroad projects
in the Balkans. the Austrian -Novlbazar
line, and the line proposed by RUSSIA
to connect the Danube with the Adri-
attic would be an admirable impetus
to the civilization of the Balkans.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
Quick Chance

TT seems to me it takes an awful
long time to get change in this store"
said the woman.
Eyes. ma'ain," replied the girl; .'but
that will be all changed soon. The
boss is up to the theater now trying
TO hire one of those lightning change
artists!' -YonKers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
Couldn't Stand It

Patience-Do you believe in women
preachers?
Patrice--No indeed. / don't. The idea
of sitting still and let one woman do
all the talking for an hourl-Y Yonkers
Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-17
Americans Are the Guilty Ones
Thouuht He Could Buy Them Cheap

Elderly German (of the Weber and
Field type. as he calls at lodging
house door)--Gind lady. saw. yes, der
advertisement in der evening paper dat
you have a pair of pajamas to sell,
yes?
Boarding House Mistress Qndignant-
iy)--Pajamas! You old fool, do you
think this is a department store
Where is the advertisement?
The German reproducing the adver-
tisement and reading It aloud)-For
sale. Won almost new bedroom suit,
cheab! Gall and see 1.-THE Bohe-