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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Dmfang og fore9ione Snobolo bar
temmelig ringe, og man uobao zig
oerfor en- n9rmere ipecificeret 5or.
tegnelie ODER, bboo Gufferten inoe-
bolot. 6priten erflpreOe Dog, at en-
ioaoan 4nmoOning bar frerfenoe for
BAN og bpgreoe fig oerfor peo at no
lepere ben bnife6e 5ortegnelie.
Eolonesnet faftboIot imiolertio i'm
8earing peo uoen pioere at uoleoere
aufferten, og bet bialp life, at 5Dr-
|iten gernem Observation-Disclosures fe9te
at fomme | 8eiiooeIie af 9ufferteu,
Der forelebig unoer 6orbebolo bar
bleben transporteret nioere til ct.
Betersborg. M9rfneroiet aof Ipffe-
oes beaer life ct oerefter foretaget
9eitiffeIiesfories, og bet errbte oerfor
meo, at Gbefen for Solooesnet | ct.
Betersborg loo 5Driten faloe.
3oloembeosmanoen begDnote meo
at beflage al ben nIeiligbe6, Der bar
forool6t 5priten, men ioet ban frem
bpbeoe, at Sol0nnsnets Mistanfe til
aufferten life bapoe ppret ben / Sci.
ret, offrebeoe ban enonu en- Sang
5prlten bans g@resor0 pao, at Der
birfeIio bar Statspopirer | Suffer
ten. Set 9oo 8priten gerne, ster ban
bIeb oerefter life ioo liot %ooerraifet,
ga Sol6eren gap Srore til at looe
allfferten aabne | 5pritens 1eroe-
relic.
Oct bite ii9 MI, at Ger | a~ufferten
loo - 10 Silfefioler, 10 Spoiere.
oro9ter og 4 Gpmpebotte, olt al pa.
rift Sabrifot. 8priten boboe efter
@%nmooning fra Ell 8enin6e, 6Dritiu-
oe 8eIoielifi, en- befenot Mooeoome
/ ct. 8%etersborg, toget oisie Smaa-
ting meo for at ipore benoe for Col.
ben. gtl mootte ban at me6 400 Stub
Ter I SoIo og 1000 GilbIer / 9eoe.
Siitorien 9ooaer, i%friper ~9erl.
Sagebl." onbifobsful0t, enOnu Ell
Sang oct r~lisiiife DIPLOMATS ltoue-
Iigbeo - ieIo til Smugleri.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

Ore at ien0e 9eleeater til Msoet oo
ole Brpiterne at fomme.
acknowledgement:
1. SborIeoes forismmes Cubs 0oo.
oes Sio2 Sebr. IL, 10.
2. Den forbereoenoe og ben freIienoe
Gro, beres i~nobproes 6orboIo oo
6eres SnoboIo.
3. 81 rneoporageIien.
Baa areoiens geene,
8. Beberen, are6sf.
st. Sbomas Menigbeo, Erafout,
Wicb., in6bpoer berbeo til obennnpn.
te airfeinbbieIie o~gGreosmeoe. Sbem
Der fsIeer Snobpoegen beoes unoer.
rette un6erteenese oerom fsr ben 10.
OF.
Bon Weniebeoens 8eene,
6. 8. g er r, Grufnnt, Mid.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Grebs. % ~ltnsbomsmpoc.

atlantie Greos aiDoloer, ON @uo
bill, tit oarlige oelegereoe Meoe |
8eitbroof, We., | 9agene fra s. til
II. Oftober.
MenigGeoerne beoe3 ienoe 0elega-
ter. = @ae areoiens 8reiter iamt
Somfun5ets 5crmanb penteS at bile
ooerbpre &~reosmgoet.
aobnings9uostieneite 6reoag 6or-
miooag al. 10.
Weni9beoen8 Gmne: I. Sob. 5, IL.
areoiens gmne: aonfirmationen.
De unges @mner: a. 2 Gim. 2, %.
b De unges @le0er.
8oa areoienS 8e9ne,
2enis Gar N,
Greosforman6.
s 9enbolo til llngoomsm60ets
9eltemmelie | Bolton inobDoes beroeo
oe unee / ooenn9pnte GreoS til Orga-
niiationsmsoe Iammen meo areosme.
set. = De enfelte 5~oreninger beoes
ienoe DeIeeoter efter Ge9lerne / 5or'
bunoets 2ooe befenotgiort / De lin.
oes SLABS Sulinummer.
Sbeo. g. Sect.
Den fsrlte oanif eo.-lutb. Wenig-
beo | @eitbroof in0bpoer berDeo poo
oct biertelieite 8enner ira fern o8
mpr til at fonlme og Dele SUBS Suics
Sober meo os beo %opeln9pnte We.
Der.
Silreiienoe beoeS meloe oeres Som.
me til unoertegneoe fer 1. Oft.
9ao Meni9beoens gegre,
Chr. Gbriftenen,
CAT Main Ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
areoSmeoe.

Winneiota areos af Den fore. Dom.
tie en. -Iutb. airfe ofboloer, ON Sub
bill, tit @orsmeoe | 81. Mottbeus
Wenigbe6, gnon, Minn., | 0aeene
fra 81. til "a. Oftober.
Menigbeoerne beoes enoeIig erin.
ore at ienoe Geleooter til Meoet.
6 mner til 0refteIe:
1. 9oo0 bill oct ii9e, at bore gre6en
of ariftns Seius, og 6eI9erne Der.
Of (6il. 3, 12).
2. Bore @erns 9ebareIie for Serren
og ben Gitberlfe Strife.
Serren eibe os ct rietig oeliignet
Wg6ei
goo 9re6iens gegne,
q. 6onfen, 5. Simouen,
Sefreter. areosf.
$ Sentolo til obenI tooe1oe BE.
fen6tesreIie in06poer ct. Mattbeus
@enigbeo berbeo genner fra fern
og f9r til of belle @uos.SuIets 60.
Ser meo os / 0isie Gage. Som riotig
mango. Sent itore cling of Serren
og forfSe itore cling for Serren.
Scr iao nenIig at inomeloe eoer |
goo 8io til Sens Micfaelien, Gbdn,
Minn. e,
8aa Menigbe0ens gegne,
Sens 30 icfaeIen n, Mgb. Sorm.
8. SO. 9on0o, Wgb. Br9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Misiionempoe

On CUB bill, bliner Der Wisiions.
msoe / Bop Sippi, isis, | 9agene
ira 22.-24. Oftober , bnortil ale
er biertelig oelfommen.
aae, iom snifer at iomles meo os
/ oisie 9oge ON CUBS 9iges 60
Der, beoes meioe oeres 9omme ie.
nett 3. 16. OFT, til unoertesneoe.
aae tilreiienoe maa reiie til Ofb.
fob og oerfra meo gaaoen al. 100
til 9nitin, bbor be biI bIipe afbentet
meo 8osne og befororet til Nop Sip.
pi Torsoag @ften B.. 81. Oft.
Haa Wenisbeoens 8egne,
6. Sc. NieIfen, pr9ft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
NYT! NYT!

9anmclie, of Yrof. 5. getIer,. Nh.
toriieret Operiattelie peb N.
8olft 1T Sioer | OmT. 80c.
Snbb. $t.20.
Gra Serrens Sieneite, af Sob, @sta-.
ffe. 10 Siber. 8 Omf. 4Oc. Snob.
65e.
gpt Gin, af Gmilie. GortGling al
Sienmets 1ibIiotef. 100 Siber.
Omil. Doc. Snob. 75c.
sangt ruser Wnlm. 0irfeligbeosbil'
lebc fra Misiionen ! Spoinoien.
autoriieret OperiGttelie at Mmp
Bilion.G armicbaeIs BOG ~Fbings
os tbep ore" peb Gee. ararup. 317
eioer. 5 0mfI. 100, mob. 1,eo'
Wnra, nf 9. llImer, operiot at u.
%. Maoien. GortGaiisg fro Boil
oenierhr tyIseIierne. 12f sioer'
OmiI. soc. inbb. Doc.
Tan. 9utb. Tmbs. SonIe,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
insenlnnSe nogcn Selofplge,

at man opnaar no9et go6t neo at
ifnn0e poo ben; oct er tp9rtimoo 81.
pet. at man Der, iom onerfor etbbert
moet Organ, fan gre Sfaoe be6
oberorenen Sbproiebeo. Sor man fin
Spm9rfiombeb benpenot oerpoo, oil
man iom 29ge funne iogttdge life
ina faa al ben SIaos Silfaloe, bbor
oberorepen Drug of oorme Babe =
ooglig pnrnit aarbao tr9ffes life
ilGIoent = ti1ige meo S9~beinognio.
ming, Sfrubning meo itipe gsrIter og
osslige bar fsrt til Serbeo of Suben,
ll6ilet, inpnlige Sorfelelier, Nerpe.
imerter oq ion oioerc, % bpor ue0iat
Renligbeo bnr nirfet gannlg.
Neningen nleo oisie @etrogtiinger
er MI life oen at inoprente 99ierne,
Of Sc asr beoIt | at Iooe orre Hieo at
tbptte aroppen; men noor man al
SoreorngsboIoere % glbisartiflcr Ttu-
oia faor Gngen fretnitiaet, Tom ON
man oIorig fiutoe ooife iie uof, ioa
err oct poa TIN Blo6s, at Der blioer
giort ~opnierfiom pno, at Snoens
slenqgrino fem orines for blot, og at
/ a goot fali ipiIoe Sio og genge
eq arGfter. ia Iigeirem ooloe iig ielb
IeapmIigt Men peo at noife fia for
fraftiat. 90 bette bliper lige ionot,
ON ogIao oe fleite Meuneifer ger for
Ii6t no Of ben perionliee Renligbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
ltmsooms. % Misiionsmpbe.

ON Sub bill, bliper Der ct fort
llngooms- oe Misiionsmeoe ! Siour
Gitp, So, I Oagene fra To. Oft.
aabningseuostieneite Sorsoag @ften
SCI. 7.30.
sSIere fremmebe Br9iter bar lopet
at oeltoge.
Benner fra n9r og fern inobpoes
paa bet f9rlielte. Som og beer meo,
oa beo ON, at oct mao blipe ct fort
Msoe berpeo, at oct faor epigbeoS-
betponine for mangel
Silreiienoe, iom enife frit Op3olo
unser Meoet, beoes inomeloe fig til
unoertegneoe / noen ben 8. Oft.
Ioa llngoomsforeningens oa
Ntgb.s @egne.
s. q. 2oren,
YrpIt.
1tf5-i2tb ct, Siour Gitp, So
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
GrcSsmpoe.

Slinois areos at Den fore. oanife
ED. -Intb. airfe boloer, bill Sub, lit De.
.leeereoe a~reosmeoe | ct. Sbomas
Wenigbeb, Srufant, Mif., 24.-27,
Sftober.
areosmeoet beoDnoer meoSnooiel-
ie al Meniobeoens npe Strife og mel
@abningseuostieneIte Ssnooe 5or'
miooag Gl. 10
Greoiens Meniobeoer beoes erin
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
MisiiOnsmpSe % Sbitfcit.

On Serren bill, o9 oi Ieber, iaa az
ter gfgb. / 6re0erifsborg, Ne6r., at
afboloe Misiionsmeoe og SsItfelt |
lin Strife fra a.. til Z. Wooember
@enner inobDoes paa oct f9rli9it
til at Dele Me0ets Sober nleo os |
oisie Gage.
s obonneS NieGen,
Meb. 6ormo.
$. g. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Sefenotggrelier.
6irfeinbuiclic % ~3eformationsfeit.

On @u0 bill, iaa ogter @etbiemare
Mgb. / UPLAND, Nebr. at faa i'm Sir.
te inopiet Ssnoag 81. Oftober.
Soften f~ortipttes oerefter til 3.
Ropember.
gn ferIig SnobDoelie til 8enner
ON at belle Ssitioen meo os / bisie
9age.
MeIo eoers aomme til 8. g. Otter.
gooro, Mgb. Sormono, ltplano, Reb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
MisIionsmpoc

On @ito oil, bliber Der Wiisiions.
me0e / 9etbania Wenigbeo, 9enner.
Colo, fra 8. Go. Oft, bportiI
@enner al bort firfeli1e arbeioe ino.
bpoes.
goa Weniebeoens 8egne,
u. 6. @eismonn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

373-8srn Tom banbre iSonobeb .03
402-Smon Striosm9nb. .05
439-greitefIous. .03
443-Gen Observation-Disclosures 10
445-Den npe &etning. .0s
452-aerIiebeo ieirer til iibft. .04
496-6ra 9so til 2ib. .04
499-en foiteIig arb. .04
508-Sulebreu til en- ipg. .04
513-gr on en- @rbing. .08
515-@ennem Scamp til Seir. .04
521-Weo Cub oe uoen Cub. 10
532--Om gennen. .04
533-gr9ftefennen. .06
534-9rdooe | Cubs Sadno. IL
535-Fro inotiI Deoen. 10
536-2iot fra gsnnens ger6en. .04
537-SfaI ieg oribe Misifon,
go ener Nei. 10
538-Sarfi9erens SOB. IL
Dan. 2xtb. 8nbI. &pnie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01

til at birfe ifrubbenoe paa Sloer
mloer Ell tiIpas W9ng0e 2eeemsbe.
o9gelie, fao bill Suoen bofoe Zig rem,
ri for iIoe 2uet, fri for SmaabpI.
Der 90 fri for ct feotet Onerorag, felt
ON ben life bebonoIes meo oarme
8o6e 90 fun M o9 oa fonr Ell 2ppt.
ming meo foIbt 8ano og Sebe al
Senipn til ben itsrre Meneoe Stsp
% &se, Der er | 2ufteH omfring os
] Communicating meo Den 2uft, en-
ofrdanif 0eeer feroes l. og al Sen.
ipn til De itbrre arab til IegemIie
9Unbeo, Oi itiaer | SammenIignine
nRo en bnlaorif 9onoe.
Gt Der er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
Goof ioln ung.

On Goofs SIe9t oe ltngOom fin
oes Der ooifiGioe Me6oeIelier / for
ifeaiee 8Iooe.
Suns 5o6er meooeIes at babe boz.
ret en- tDif 2ege, Or. aoeb, Der no.
oonoreoe til De 5oreneoe Stater iom
9onife un9 og neoiotte fig iom prof-
tiierenoe 29ge | Omeerrn al SEEN
Oorf og amerifaniiereoe tit @oon til
IGoof.
5ooeren opoe, 90 Srebericf Goof
fun bar 6 aor 9ammeI, oe bet fneb
for @nfen meo fine fire imaa 8srn at
finbe ltefommet.
Der fom meget itrenge 2ioer for
benoe og 9srnene, og til fioit mootte
bun ieIee fin lille Soroeien6om oe
flntte inc til 8rooflpn.
Ru bleo BET Ben unee Sreoericf,
Der cbertog Snmiliens llnoerbolo.
San itob OPP miot ON 9otten 90
inofs6te @rsntioger, iom ban ienere
ON Morgenen IoIgte poo @aoerne. s
liz 8ritio l9ite ban aft, bbao ban
filnoe foo fat /.
Oct Ipffeoes BAN liot efter liot at
fon Iiot iparet ian1men, ioa ban fun.
De oprette Ell fife MGlfeblttif, bbor
ban ielp gioroe 9ieneIte babe iom
Opfeber og iom MeIfeoreng.
6an too M OPP aI. 1 ON Hatteil
os orbeioeoe meo fulO 9roft til aI.
7 ONT Mor9enen.
81. 8 inofonot ban Iig oeo GoGum-
bio-llnioeriitetet / Sem gorf, bbor
ban itlOereoe til al. A on gftermio.
6o9en.
Gen lange Sur til og fra llniperii.
tetet fog en- life life Del of Den itiige
Manos 8io. men en0oo hoboe ban
arnfter til itrafs efter Siemfomiten
ON Gftermi0oogen at etoe fig / Or
beioe ieen.
San arbeioe0e til lon9t no pao Qlf-
tenen for ina after at iton op aI. 1
og paste fin M9lfeforretning.
5oIf, Der feroer BAN fra oen Sio,
erflprer, at Be life fun0e forltod,
bnorleoes ban funoe bielpe iig meo
ioo libt Sepn.
Goof oeobleo meo oenne 2enebiS
| 6 slar, bporpna ban fog 29geefso-
men | 1891.
l1miooeIbort oerefter blep ban on.
taeet iom 2pee beo Bearps @fspeoi-
tion til Roro.@ rsnlano; ban blen
foretruffen fremfor en- bel Roffe an.
ore 2qger fra Columbia. ltnioeriitet.
Otter at bore fommen biem fra
nenne lin ferite o%rftiife gfspeoition
:pirfeoe ban | 6 Ior iom prnftiierenoe
29ge / 9roofIpn, boorefter ban gior-
De fin fsrite ontartiife Geiie iom 9p.
&c ON @oro pua De @erlafes Spo-
polsfortsi rgeIgica".
Senere bar ban, iom befenot, be.
fteget Mc. ainIep.gierget | 9fIosfa.
agIt, bboo man bar facet at bloc
fra Goots l~lngoomstio," erfI9rer ielo
8aiGn Mail", .toler til bans Spr.
bel og oioner ON Ell Itprf Berionlig-
beo meo en- ubert llSboloenbeo og
Gneroi."
9earb ielo bar / lin BOG oNortb-
maro ooer toe Greet See" nGpnt
Goofs 9eap1 Sang efter @ang og bar
oIorig baft anoet emo goot at iige
ON fin @fspeoitions 2Gae, Der moot.
te gore 8ienelte | mango flere egen-
ifaber emo 2Gge og ofte nofsre bet
oanifeIigite @rbeioe, oltio til PearDs
og De onores fuIofomne 9ilfreosbeo.
gearps Dom oengong ON Goof lp.
Der bl. q. iaoleoes:
Oct mao tilifripes Or. goofs
Snbu, at Gfspeoitionen nniten fulo-
it9n6ie bleo %forifaanet for ielp De
minoite Sitoispoiitioner, og p%erionlig
bar ieg al @rrno til at paaifenne
bans 9pgtiebeb, bans uforitprrelige
Toolmooigbeo oe aanosn9rp9relie |
Weoens Stnno."
Gn gallant Diplomat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
6uoeliee
Smaaifrifter.
ltbgiOet Of firfeIig Screening for Sn
6re Wisiion | Sanmarf.
9g Soripnins.

Yer. Yris
6-Wonifa, Den friiteliee Suitru .0s
7-Wonita, Wooer OF
82-9e to Fieneftepiger .Os
92-5e to $iem. .O6
6u lpffeIig. OF
206-MifaeI ben rngegiersmatt6 .1t
213-SuIen | 8elpiae. .05
|257-9eIpS msrfe Gage. 10
260-en guofrpstig lille ~ge. .O6
268-9e to 9reore. .OS
272-Gneitium. 10
$3.50 Seitre. .03
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-01
mango Menneifer, Der lngter iloe,

er ri9tig NOT, men oct er Ianqtfra
alto Dem, Der er melt iorte, oct er
enteH iDgeliee Berioner eaer iaa.
eanne, bois Slpoer er gennemtrufne
al barif Scot, iur Sneo eaer / BET
belle Stoffer, iom er peo at forrooo.
ne. S9rIig er aIpoer, Der ipbnlig
bliner sennembIeot femme til at
lu1te.
Set er en- o~Iminoelig erforing, at
10 mere man poifer Jig, oes mere
inapiet bliber man. Oct fontmcr
iaetens of, at Suoens 8olgfirtler
spges til it6rre Rroouftion, og at
Der fommer en- IioIigere QfItsonin9
Of Geller fra BET forborneoe Oner.
hubslae / Sang. gn iaooan StimuIo.
tion al nisie 9eIe AT Suoens 8irf.
ionbeo er ileofelgelig goo, naor Den
| 5orpeien Dor for treg, og | ooifil.
lice ipeelige SiIitanoe fan Der BRACES
Nntte al ben; men bois Sitoen orbei.
Der normaIt, iaa er bet
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11

Germany twenty-five years ago yes terday and left a few days later for Phoenix, which has been their home continuously since then, and which had been the home of MT. Luhrs for several years before. MT. Luhrs had already acquired considerable property in the city, and where the Commercial hotel stands there was then a corral and blacksmith shop, conducted by the firm of Herrick & Luhrs, these gen tlemen later building the hotel, which was for many years the most notable structure in the city.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11

The attempt yesterday to get un- der the shell of the caucus was not exactly a success but it was in an oft repeated phrase, "a step in the right direction
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
PHoENIx, ARIZONA. FEB. Il. 1909
NOT OURS TO BUTT IN.


 It was not to be supposed that our legislature would accede to the request of Oregon to join in a me- naturalization to congress on the sub ject of submitting the question of amending the constitution so that United States senators might be elected by popular vote.
 This is to a majority of voters an attractive proposition but it has never been a very popular one in the United States senate, with which we are just now negotiating another matter Senators are apt to asso- ciate this doctrine of direct election. with populism and they would rather not take populistic territories into full fellowship with the states.
 Besides, just now, this is a matter which is really none of our business. We have no United States senator to elect, either by the popular vote or in any other way A memorial by us to congress on this subject would very properly be regarded as an impertinence.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11

The message of Senator Nixon to the Nevada legislature was no doubt intended to solidify him both at home and abroad
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11

The railway union labor leaders pressed qualification at their recep- tion by the members of the legisla- ture and citizens generally. There was, it is true, the inharmonious yapping of Wags and Wags Junior which would have joined no doubt in the glad reception of the railway employees if they had come on an- other errand. But Ways and Ways Junior always yap when it comes to a matter of bones, present or prospective.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
SILVER WEDDING OF
 A PHOENIX COUPLE
Loving Cup Presented to Mir. and Mrs G. H. N. Luhrs Last Night.

An incident occurred last night that makes memorable in the family of G H. N. Luhrs and in Masonic circles the twenty-fifth anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Luhrs. moving of the date and MT. Luhrs be- ing one of the best known Masons in the territory, number of his Masonic friends gathered last night in the lodge hall and presented him with a handsome silver loving cup, appropri- ately inscribed. The presentation speech was made by Thomas Arm strong, Jr, and MT. Luhrs responded with great feeling.
 MT. Luhrs then invited the brethren across the street to the Commercial hotel, where a number of friends of the family had gathered, and where re- treatments were served and a season of sociability, enlivened by music, was enjoyed by all.
 MT. and Mrs. Luhrs were married in
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11

The house committee on territo- ries has taken favorable and prompt action on the bill restoring that blue stone quarry to Yuma So prompt in did not suppose the legislative me morial had had time to reach the national capital. Great is the power and swift the result of the memorial.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11

One of the comicalities of the pres ent situation is this democratic talk about the republican caucus, a com bine for legislation formed in con- travention of the penal code, crim- inal aggregation of the minority or ganized to lead the pure minded open-and- above-board m ajority astray. Those two republican coun- cilmen and those seven republican assemblymen should be ashamed of themselves.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
Home TOnicS for Old People

Wonderful results, eventually re- storing full physical vigor, are ob- tained from the following: To one half pint good whiskey, add one ounce syrup sarsaparilla and one ounce TOris compound which can be procured from any druggist. Take in teaspoonsful doses before each meal and before retiring.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11

Our equal suffrage friends are sleeping on their rights. Not a word about any legislation so far.
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11
Too Cold.

Flows the weather, nurse?" Tt turned baby blue"
 Then don't take Fido out"
Arizona republican., 1909-02-11

Though it looks rather favorable just at this moment for the local option bill, that is no excuse for ap- prehensive gentlemen loading them selves with strong drink as a pre- caution against the dry time when it will be unobtainable.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-04-10
The lKootenai Valley
The Fruit and Other Products of this
Valley Will Be Known in a Few
Years Thruout the World.

making close connection with each
other, causes this hourishing little
city the gateway and commercial
center of the valley.
The Kootenai river, large
navigable branch of the Columbia,
rises in the mountains of British
Columbia and Montana. 1t flows
rapidly through the center of the
Kootenai Valley in Idaho On
reaching Boomers Ferry, which is
the terminus of its swift water,
and the head of navigation, this
beautiful river borders out to the
with of several hundred feet, and
is navigable for large steamers for
distance of $50 miles northward
from Bonner's Ferry, to and across
the British line, and forms. one O
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-04-10

This beautiful fertile valley is
in the extreme north end OF the
State OF Idahe, in Bonner county,
in the northeastern part OF the
Inland Empire, about 100 miles
northeast Of Spokane, Washington.
It is rich in natural resources. and
offers unsurpassed opportunities
for the homeseeker of moderate
means, as we'll as for the invest
ment of capital in large or small
amounts.
Three railroads enter this valley,
Two of these, the Great Northern
and Spokane international are con-
tinental roads. The third line, the
Kootenai Valley railroad, is q
local one, with its terminus al
Bonner's Ferry. The three roads
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-04-10

lands, comprising what are known
as the Kootehai bottoms. The
soil is of alluvial formation. Rich
dark gray with covering of black
muck, or vegetable matter. Such
being formed by the flow of the
river, silted up during by gone
ages by the sediment carried down
from the mountains of British
Columbia and Montana. Two
thirds, or more of this area is an
open natural meadow. The bal
ance contains lunches of cotton
wood tim der, large ond small, and
willows and other small brush
A small portion of these bottoms
overhows during the spring rise OF
| the Kootenai river. Such over
flows lasts but short time. When
such receeds, a fine crop of wild
nutritious hay is cut, which is the
all power foods for the stock in.
dustry in this locality. While
most of this land has passed to the
individual, it is a fact that moi
more than one third of such is
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-04-10

being utilized for the reason that
many large owners do not reside
on the land, and many who are
residing on such, have more land
than they can conveniently utilize.
In fact all it needs is actual in
dustrious settlers to improve it,
which can be accomplished with
comparatively little expense or
labor The higher portion of these
bottoms which have been ciltivat-
ed, produce immense crops of timo-
ty, clover, grain. vegeta bles and
fruit. The yield per acre being,
wild hay, one to three tons; timo-
thy, three to four tons; clover, 1.-TWO
crops) three to four tons. This is
essentially a stock raising and
dairying locality. But these in
dustries are only in their infAncyE
and it is certain that in a short
period there will be rapid changes
for the betterment along these
lines. This portion of the Kootenai
Valley can be purchased at a most
/ reasonable low figure considering
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-04-10

Puget Sound, of immense local
and international Importance. The
Kootenai Valley railway with its
terminus at Bonner's Ferry, parral-
lels the river the full length of the
valley in British Columbia. Thus
this locality gets the benefit of both
rail facilities and water 'ranspor-
tation to 9as n ag belts
of the isA
iNtl u t.asla 500 q14u-
titles Of the products OF the soil.
This is especially beneficial to the
farmer, stock raiser, dairyman and
poultryman in the Kootenai Val
ley, giving them at ali times a
good market and fair prices for
their produce. They not only
have splendid local market, but
they enjoy the benefits of splen-
did foreign one at their very doors.
There is about $4,000 acres be-
tween Bonner's Ferry and the
British line bordering on the
Kootenai river which il low flat