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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
gOlitiides 9arOman.

Im. 9bompion. Elm Reu Series
Wiaionar tit bereit $4,000 nui
grpaus GriDabIung 5n iDetteu. GS
bat lido a6er nod teiner ~gefunoen,
Der Die gleibe Summe auf Gnft
iebeH nil. 3u Qniang Der Gam.
payne nuroen 8etten in Retu Oort
a6geihloien. in oenen oas Ratio bier
81 ems 81 girniten Safts mar. goI0
iauf aber oas 4ngebot ouf Srpei 81
un5, an6 jett iinoet man iiberbaupt
menig RepnbIifaner Die bereit iin0,
grobere Summen otif Taft al esen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
6eieIGbaftsipieIe.
bsf6fage mein ttsint8
gfsrb.

Semau6 aus ser @sisai4aFt nimmt
sin 3uiammeagslsptss 1aidsnmtHer
ober tinen onoersn @sseH Fano. Der sis
nn leiien I'm b%sr9orbringen lam,
iusnn nan Be Stubioble somii bss
rasri. Snsm e ii4 an be sand4t
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Nred1heft.

Qa6bor: mas bate bsrn Der
5aufrer berbro9en. ben Gle tBsu ero5
bic Irsppt fiHabnarfsn2" RI o a f ,
bofbefiBet: .gentsn Gle. ber
Perl gina ossn an ben 3immeru pors
BEL unb baRbeIie nit - 9nisiieHpuls
bert@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
2IIIerbanS 1~smrsweiI.
Die gs8etmniBOOIts ubr.

~AN IN u pOtlS ~ g
Mdn Isst cine lttr auF ben Sifd
ooer I6reibt Die 3a6len 1 biz u IN
etusn Sreis, glei6 Tenn 3~ifferblatt oer
u4r. Run berIiinoet man, baB mon
ote 3abl, bic itb Saman0 aus Der 9es
iellid2aft merien lpiirOe. nit @eDibbet
erratbeH t0Hue. @r iole Nar, init Ieit
ner gsootteH 3obl 0nfdngeRO, leilG
BIS 5lpdn3ig Sdblen. unr SDor immer
bel ben S@idgen. bie MAJ mitteIs eia
mes Stiftss duf Die 3TfferR dusfihreH
peroe. Bel 20 miiHe CT .0aIt~ Tufeu.
Die 3dbl, luelde Der Stiff bei oisiem
Rute on9etrippt babe, fperOs unfebIbdt
Die bon i9m geoa6ts 3obI Isiu. Nle
inn iber has geluu1ene 8unHifidden
tberroiAt unD e~rfreuf. une eris I'll bic
eOiung2 Sd min ie eut an foIgsHs
Dem Ssiipiel liar maiden. Sd bite
oi9. Dir 3. 9. oie Gtunoe su merfen,
mann ou mursen irib altf3uItshen gee
tentit. Run fibre Id aan5 uan ges
Iiebsn odt S6Idge auf Bic 8iffsrE
aus, tbus ober oabet iebr na6osntlih,
I'M Oie 4npeitnoen an cine eefDiHe
Gbiiht uno 8erthnuns elaubsn su
MAIDEN. Die 6ouptiote III ober, boB
Der ueurte Sdlag ouf bic 3iFfer Ia
fallen uruB. Run ftIaqe ih nit mei1
mem StdbHen auf RE 3tffern rida
fpdrts. aIio II. 10. 8, 8 etc. Buff bl.
tpsnH ou biz 4. g. Tsben seod6t 5ats
tell un0, nit it6sn d~nfdngeuS, kife 40
3d5Ien, lei msinsu S6l6ger bis duf
20 seiommen bit, n5dItl4, 10 rubt
mein Sidb6en iiter ouf Ser BAIL ies
BEN.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
am Drrrfn.

smenn u 8siaer Sahs ni6t oou5
Fher bif. lisssr grsuno. 10 narteit
III an bitten nc6 sipas nit bsm Diis
i,Hihof gortgc1 siHsr 1T
no3 na4stmF
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
al,1rrdtrirhr,t.

g.: .QHo Gle isnuen ben Germ
Sdmi6t2" r. g.: so, CT mar Friiber
arm, dbsr ebrlih.~ - a.: limb jsbt9"
- 9. Sect III sr Elm poblbobsnber
glnnni9
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

So6ttr; Der 9rofsFor bat
MIR esrat3,u. Defenders msi6nadlslies
Der su absa.~ - 9 atsr: nJsDens
fans, neil Du be nur tinmal i'm
Sabre bortraaen iannh.1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Observation-Disclosures

8sptrbtr: sd bite Gts um
bic 6dnb .5hrer 9o9tsrl" . a :
ter sc ter2@ 8enerber
(1~emiiba6). .ga, melds Fnb Gis
bonn az l.5flen Ioa. 6.rr mlsaer21
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

Sic o;flamirisn. GititH grus
Der gan3tn Be.t e muB bod hsis
ben: Gitita aaB 6sr aen8en Iclt
"a. msi1s Jfau fac boo tn Gaalsl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

uniers @bonnsntsn Fno iIeunbIihR
triu&t. bein BohnunsspeHisI uRs
TETS 3u bsnahri6tissR. oamii bic Hsue
Q0reGe Ioiort itatt Der alien ee6rdI9t
psrben tam, unD cine llnisr6renung
In ner 3%uitrpung oss 8lattes nsrmiss
ben ntros. Mnn non. ME bsrssh:u.
nit Der nsuen aud ieoes nal bic
aItt QersHs cHsussbtu-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
if6ennernecRrdfBfef

aannlerperitati, Saatttnrib1ei4nune,
aufipisloihkr, BulciHea, 6rausnl60ns
belt, .9iaeRnIbaron, 0albmsiitu, SdaRs
fenltsr, 6ruttDngeH, Baute6nittr, 9srbfts
iaiion, 3oheiisrsiasn, Dromsbar, @lnOs
role, Traubeniait.
Sc 1T Der gniaug zines BolfsIis6ss ~
iudsn, osiisn siHbsIus Silbeu in Dorftsbsns
ben ggorten siHeeeapitIt hnb.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

Dorfbooer gum 5rsmbsu,
Der 1t6 non ibm sinen CABIN oussiehtn
lieb): ,Gtt. I baB n 'r0usiriegt2l
Gogar 3tDsi auF sinmdl!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
ptlrtnntn.

.5ebt neiB I'D nift ~ ion ib mtis
nsr 6rou Elm ueuss @ebib einlessn lais
fen ober mir iiberbaupt cine anbers
nehmen2"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
SumorIstischc
AatltcSerbliitltc.

rgs eibt Gpridp0rtsr. bic man gar
niht tennsn ipirbe, ipGren eli nidt
fpribn0rtIi1 gstporbsH.~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

mann: .5abobobababababal"
fran: Stun, mas 1T Bonn gar 70
Iufie2" - W ann: .6ababa! -
i'd bah mir bait grab es6aqt: peuu
jsbt Du bd broben pdrit!@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
G%rianser gatsrer

] un6 2 III elm 9aidlnb
2 unb 3 maht oft 8srbruB
/ uRb 3 1T duberit srOb
3 nnb / bic 8dbl ON Coos
3 unb 2 pom 98inb aslpaHnt
6abrt bas Shifi ans F6rs eanb.
On Steus BET 9ifisrn /, 2 Hnb 3 n b
cine Silbe tu iebsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Ebrsf DIE Hbssssbisdsnsn

GiH 6nbiars artui
GiH IsnHmfHt;
an4 8lsmruBafsa
- beritnh.
Snun ben flgiutu
6nftl rim,
Il SarfH "a bert
HlEf imEtr itin.
EGrsitt sfHit $50
lie foi1aa fti,
aB 9. Z. IrfpfE
Rafalsg n fgis
ls CroRaas tda-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

SIR aafl6ians Der obissn Ritsist III
folgsnOsr grsts ausasiebt:
Gin Columbia RaEenber.
Sci bsrQnsIooiung bes Brslie5 tommer
MUIR iolhs gsper6sr, bic ale OrsI 8dt9iel
ridtig ssl6f uuo bic AuIl0ianssn bis sum
"a. Oct. 1913 sinseibift babsn, in
betrahi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
auasluus bee aitsIsI ia no. SO.

@ihiigs a5ianetn erbaIisH bon: GHt
6ofmonn, eouis 5isbIer, BAL. Nmrbsin.
Den grsis erbislt: aOuis Gtsolsr.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22

idze, the steel plated Dalzell and the
uacluous, ir0n-clad Payne. All of
these. led by Roosevelt, still harping
On Haskell
<otbing can avail them. The big
stick even In the bands of Crom-
veil cannot brain and blackmaiI
money enough out of the steel ring
and the sugar ring out Of all Pitts
aurg. out Of the whole Wall street.
10 dam the waters Of the Niagara of
the peoples wrath. If Mark Hanna
we're alive he could not save the day
for Taft If Matthew Stanley Quay
acre alive neither could he.
The president, kicking and shrek
ing like spoiled child bllked of its
will, believing like an angry boy dis
appointed in his play, may take the
stump-may follow Cromwell upon
his Il ercenary round from Hell to
Breakfast--tO no purpose. The peo-
pie bave seen too much. They have
heard too much. Honest, though
stupid Nicholas Longworth has told
them The truth and he has told them
enough. Two terms for Roosevelt.
The very inner thought very
secret scheme-the very essence of
the dynastic spirit.
50, come along, Mr. President:
come along brandishing your big
stick over the heads Of the people
whom you think so neanly of --come
along with your flushed and swollen
face and harsh voice, breathing death
and the devil TIC all who resist YOU
installing the silence of the lowly
and The poor for meek humility
come along and each of them vii
say to you, even as Othello said to
Cassio "TheCdore, | love thee: but
be no more officer of mine. Louis.
willie C0urier-J journal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22

Regular meeting of Mcpherson "
IL. 4. tonight.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet
with Mrs Anderson next Thursda
afternoon, Oct. %. Lulu G. Tinpley
| Sec.
j, 7. Walsh, OF Leesburg, passed
through town Monday on his way te
the outside, Butte being his objective
| point
". j. Hoffman brought 10 this
ollce during the past week land
scape view u their ranch home on
Carmen creek. The work was done
by w. II. Fowler, and Is surely fine
piece Of work OF the photographers
art. Mr. Hoffman has d fine home
one OF the finest ranches In the coun-
try,
Next Friday night democratic
faIiy VIII TO held at the Gecftson
hali on Geortson creek, Fowler
oand VIII furnigh the music for the
occasion, aud Il dance, which viii
20 Tree, VIII follow the close of the
meeting. Senator Whitaell and "
II. q Brion will be the pflpcip,d
se11kers and others may make short
talks.
hehry and Abner probst, who have
neeh working for several months past
Tor The Copper Queen came dawn
irom the mine the last OF the week
ana are getting supplies sent in To
thelr own property. which is located
Just THIS side OF the Copper Queen
Inc boys have line property and
IN Time will aorr than likely bring
Them la nice little bunch OF money
\. II. Ford, who has been doinu
some assessment work In tho Surinp
Mountain country, on some mining
property he owns, arrived home sun
DAY evening. Mr.. Fond says tboy
nave commenced work on the smeltar
and are employing al the men they
eau get. An effort Is being made Ia
push the work as TAR along AS possible
hoiore cold weather sets In. when
they will have To cease Operations
He states As no vas coming home
lac learned that the VIII Vlshnen
family recently welcomed boy To
their homo.
Monday night Milton .. Gage. y
prominent attorney st RoiSe viii
speak at the court house. Mf. ktrk
patrick, the democratic nominee IN,
the state senate will divide the time
with the Boise man. lie Is said Ia i
be good talker, a former admtfor ef
Dubois, but now cut doing good /.
work for the democratic ticket. An
effort VAS made u SECURE The opers .
house. but the Catholic ladies' had
spoken for this building IN which IA
hold their fair After THIS meetiov
tue democrats sill held one more raj.
y ih salmon, which viii no dnuhf
excel all others, As great ufen4ra.
lions ara heing made. Al this raay
senator Nhitsell " n. o,Rfisp
ana others will he The speakers
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22

rar dry wood see II. h fYrBalUh.
Phone Ge. tr
uameah..r tha r4tf.4Ya n. .,,..
n,aortng f,at,rer .stb !. n
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lfvs'3 ttt1an 0a"ieh Al'i se
enteAfh p4e athaet also sappe ~
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
MAGNATES AFTER. CASH.


tCoatnaed from lase one.
10 oUeg
tic" "e can expect Mr.. Taft h
prosecute the trusts Nhen hs granted
a perpetual franchise 10 eorpnratian
Ia tue Philippines
ioS "e IN assure the people that
Nr, Taft, II elected. wtl not eony
Mr. Roosevelt aud use the on.ce
which belongs to tile people IL name
his successor
Why n republicans could not he
tound In congress last winter thar
would loin the democrats I'm rauxlpy
tne nianf g"1d measures. talked OF
oy Mr., Roosevelt 10 become lawsY
That MIR, Roosevelt was and is IN
good faith in his attempts 10 proSe.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
Lacking the ear for NJ.

He bears a great loss aa
who has mo ear for music
one great garden of delights i
not go. There needs no i
sword to bar the way, since d
there is no gate called Ba
which he should seek to enter
ed and stolid, he stumbles i
life for whons its harp-strina
ly culver. Yet, on the other 4
what does he not gain? HI
the concord of sweet sounds NJ
is spared the discord Of harsAa
For the surges Of bewildehns
mony and the depths Of dis
disgust, he stands on the leSAl
perpetual peace.-Gail Hamilton
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22


w. II stethem, who has been man.
aging j mime down IN Custer county,
~ at homo this week,
TIE Ala Society OF the Methodist
cluEeh NiiI meet with Mrs. George
Aeithiar nest Wednesday afternoon
at the usaal hour
Senator Hmtaell VIII no doubt ex-
plain what no meant In his reference
% Taft which las 20 greatly wor-
tle4 republican leaders,
q. p Iirause came In from Pine
attek yesterday where he bad been
t1r several weeks building cyanide
pinot lor sono mining company
AniS Watson and wife, Of Diamond
iityt Mont, are guests this week OF
bit ind airs. James Ilemphill Mr..
Watson II d orother-in-law OF Mr..
liauputu.
Frans AeAlpln, who lives on what
y better known IA the Tom Andrews
ranch, 80 tins other side OF the river,
aas quite seriously III last week with
g seFeFe attack OF tuustitls. SUNDAY
ho ads much improved aud able to
he up aad around the house,
Fae llerudou Milling Go. is now
prepared IA fulaish It's well known
excellent -four. Also middlines,
s9rta, bran and chicken feed. send
orders % loat merchant or to the
aH'l H.
James teaniuR left Friday for the
saldleEs Home al poise, where he
al spent tHt winter Thorb are
quite q aumUer ot old soldiers FROM
t0is county Al the home, aud MIR.
FaanlnR all meet with a number
with s,h9ni te is welt acquainted.
Tests maat at tho Agricultural
stations "a various states have deni.
aas1gaa9 ttat ground feed is from
e9 tNid 60 uuo-hait more efficient
thae tuH sasHa Kind IA the y hole
a18lus You eap get ground feed of
feef merchant GO Of tho ncrudon
4tiilus company III
keg NieAefson. oI salt Lake CITY.
.atmetIt a resilient u lie Pahsimari
.aeHttt vii remaln la town this
eeea Sunday uv took part IN the
e* tass st tbe trtsby tvflau church.
s#d faHjeCe several Huo seeal selee.
eteas lis Ia s4id to b. an extra Rns
t6@ee as soIuiSt.
4 tat4@,e ladies aill give a fair
let aaa iH opera house. he.
4esaHeHts aud a0 Kinds OF fancy
afe tf safs 0fol music and 4
a5 tihe Voting contest award.
sa4 aR3 feaao1 CAGE 10 the most
ga candidate la lemhi county
ht.IatlteA
srHuf "HltesH. IS. n. ORriep
a## Atklus aeat down IL the
Efe ta5 haadf ulsbt 10 make
e ta sha iHtetst of the dea
E8ftF Notwithstanding II
as aa night the stboal bousa i
@ Ha5 tu0se whu Aple
teas aat q ..gk meetlus. /.
e 0so Hsst,n q! Roosevelt.
Het visitor sa this place
al dts }s<t uas, xtsitlnv
.-H aaa relatives The 8r,t
gturpsd hame. hut
"t taas ff aud Mrs Mar.
g. ls8u whether t.ey utg
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
Stlii Aarpins on Haskell.

lha plea OF no funds put forth
Fog republican campaign manag-
ets - meant u ptrtorm the double
day ot throwing dust in tae ewes Of
Vine people aud arousine the rascalIy
corporations t. b uyeier sense of
danger.
There has been no time when the
republican treasury was not full to
lhe trjm. HuC never before has
Jher been So great need Of money
Up Meet tUe eXigencies Of the situa.
to0 WHICH menace these corruption.
ate an every band There is scarcely
state which they have not to tight
IJr There are two debatahIe states
nt Ial>J tip New England, Connections
lui Rhode Island. Big money win
7h required az carry them. Leave
money out ana both would 20 demo
tatit. Even the state Of Maine
hangs ID the balance. Michigan
Iowa aud Kansas are doubtful. The
1omHefats hayo certainty in New
11t6 of not less than 50 600 major
iJ3. The same is true of Indiana
and Nebraska whilst obey hold the
ae.taf 81 IL in Ohio ana Illinois.
Tie repubiican managers know
tals and their sole hope is a cam
mien fund big enough TO reach all
tae "ly from Hell to Breakfast.
steeanacks TO barn; money to throw
53 lae binds quay is dead and Mark
danna is lead. But, 10, there stands
William Nelson Cromwell.
ave Cromwell Vanilla Bean Crom-
sell: Fduuard Lampre Cran Well
faAaWa Canal Cromwell; the great
fel promoter of the modern times
l5at GramNei who got up the Pari.
sI#a scheme TO bunco the United
se4tes Out Of $40, 200 900 for a worth
.ss i1t vi pots aud pans; that Crom.
N'.I WHO hnanc-i tie iy,by-night re.
a'ia ~ Panama buncoing u, ont If
el'.t4o11 moIe; that Cromwell who
en- worked Us cut Of ten Additional
Hti.t#as Of dollars for expenses SEQ |
eye o15 Ia all with $40. 600 600 ioh
'tl'i before us-Nliaam Nelson Crom. |
AeI' Tie Robin Hood of the lobby NJ
= aeHia-taa lie Jesse Jane, Of Wall
street all Eaba Cromwell patron
saint 81 the la"ltss rich aud father
lessor e. tag Forty Thieves.
hes tHe president is stiIi aarplng
q t'ta&e.l Cromwell could .rtye F
HASKELL t0a paats Ia seven and hsst
1+# oo - Is sbogs aud steckip,.
saW"ei, eaa.i shake Tie smallest ~
.ss.moutF Gags in HasAell,s face ana
aea HASKELL "a way back ana
.t down Cromwell could play ua,er
t3sa iiasa aa3 nayer need IA loaL
stoaa tire lacks Of Iha c8f3, sim F
~ Fte,lasus agrps on Haskell. Win
Gus @ gone, like H5eser
f@t ",.. aeaa4dioS q ueafIas ana
.aa5ln- accusations. Resigned ~
'ee aIs a.ss ia tue d#massat., man.
ees.H. aaase voluntary NIfl.5ya,,
4 Ms. a.eateet sin the anfarr.5
'5t el au PQ0t gas ur.aslorr
fast saale, uUHeF indictment
- a4ea tle republican Nj. .bla4
r. #4th Ia POM I.gr ~
cromwell. laat is, tas .r->jfs.,
seaes 70 t1sp oa lissss#
e.e b. y .1ieo; l1=us.gs vim
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22

al OF which draw g.
, ne,nh.,, Of conslneIa,
members Gu, are added \,
n, rne democrats d y,
o Journal aud viii ns.. !!
organ hereafter. H.
p, per with E. Q. ~
Oh Tue Rexburg acadsa
announced aha aat that tbs,
1 .aa .,. Democratic eaa.e
leanefs some very pois'''
70 why they should ~
cratic ticket this yea, \
70 oe a POPULAR uprIsi..
democracy. All the -,
Is manifested is n II
The republicans seem ~ Y
They do not care i y.
like they used to i \
fhe wind seems to lls, y I
out Of their sails this =
WIN at this election H.
because they are in p,..'
oecau use they have an,,s,
the voters. ~
+ rom now on tin 49,,
campaign will be waoss I
Rallies will lie held II ~
More real active and A..
Is being done in this Conn.,
Tor democracy than has \
Tire past six years mt -
Yesterday some Rrv,s
Autographs were hrona.,
post up in the windo,
people clamored for than
on taking them home,
ment is strong in laya
standard bearers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
fremont County Will Go Democratic


e3g'5l. News Special Service
nj =. 'et. l-.-E,erything looks
.'e TT democratic success IN this
aver since VI. Alexander
'e.a.lfatie candidate Tor go,error
f" Is mere. The tide has heen RAINING
.Aafa democracy. LIST rnsxd,r
s''aS hrsan and Kern club was
Fsanlze1 in RiSby With n GOOD mon,
sup They meet twice a wsar
- are very enthusiastic tn
mas purchased an Edison pbo,o
S.aaa With ten OF Rryan's snea,baS
''-@ several patriotic band selections
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
"1sland" and thu e.~-

The suftix Fey" which !
found in English place.,..
fies island" The lettp, j.
to the modern English vo,.
through confusion with Di,as
of French origin. In Mia.
the forms used were Gland.
Wand and "ylond,a ths !.
toned way of spelling ths Z,
used in Sponsors sFaer,s
The Anglo-saxon "ig-laudr !, i
pound of zig" (island) ana /.
"lond' (land), 'Ig" was Az !,
Egg and "eig," The Iosl,,4'
of the word is icy" and i n
shape that it occurs 50 frso,'
English geographical nomensr'
in Anglesey, Alderney, Tern
Sometimes the form "a ,
as in "Battersea."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-10-22
|EsTABLiShf
(((O,IIEE |
|pnle Readers |

the Winter
sometimes a ne
psnyiabIc po'lt I
! a question OF
1 taking a pro-
| public questl'
Be moment a I
Ave al the time
4 make up his I
For the past
Pc IA" w. y q n,,tt,
(ture' '" hy
ntS NC ~ oil
ooInef' % ,'ald
pits ~" .,ti,
nd the oo ''l Va
ere - Wv soti
. our =" = a w,
Rfes 'S,l sip n.cord,
! ~ avtent.
'O %,go heard
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The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01

1t is rumored in the City of Mexico
that disquieting news has been re-
ceived from Guatemala and that a
special meeting of the Mexican Cabi.
net has been called to discuss. Cen
tral American affairs.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01

Twenty-one members OF the crew OF
the British cruiser Gladiator, includ-
ing Lieut. William G. p. Graves, are
missing as the result of the sinking Of
the warship by the American liner
st. Paul.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01

1t is now estimated that about
$50 lives were lost and 1,2OG persons
painfully or seriously injured in the
Southern tornadoes. Forty-six towns
were swept by the storms, and the
homeless number thousands.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01
VALIrEn sAME AS GoLn.

VALUED SAME AS GOLD.
D. G. Stewart a merchant OF ce-
dar View, Miss, says: teIl my cns-
toners when they buy box Of Dr.
Kings New Life Pills they get the
worth Of that much gold In weight,
n afflicted with constipation. mala-
ria or biliousnesss Sold under guar
antee at A. NJ, Hughes drug store,
Louisa, Ky. 25 cents.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01

The steamer Sunshine was caught
in heavy storm on the Ohio river
near owensboro The passengers be-
came panic-strieken and the boat
nearly turned turtle as they rushed to
one side to obtain life presefyers,
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01

Cecil Dills, while out driving in
Clark county with a young woman,
was drowned, the horse running away
and dashing into the river HIS com
panion was rescued.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01

The Democrats Of Texas viii hold
State primary Saturday The anti
Bailey men are making hard fight
aud both factions are claiming the
victory
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01

For the first time in the history Of
the United States the Governors OF
all the States win meet together.
when, on May /. President Roosevelt
will call to order the conference ar
ranged by him Each Governor win
be accompanied by three men of his
own choosing.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01
BaIed H.y ior Sale

NO. /. 90 cents per 100 pounds.
2, SSc,. delivered In barns, rSilrosa-
station or river. Leave orders at
office Jay H. NOrthup
The Big Sandy news., 1908-05-01

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion has ruled that there must be
no discrimination in the furnishing
OF coal cars for commercial and rail-
road fuel purposes