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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-13
hRMY OF MEN WORK
ON TOOELE SHELTER.

With a force of 900 men employed
and building material and machinery
being delivered at the rate Of 20 car
loads day, the work of constructing
the great International smelter is pro-
crossing as rapidly as could be hoped
for C. H. Repath, superintendent Of
construction, stated yesterday to a
Times reporter that the smelter would
be completed on schedule time, or by
April 1.
Steel work is already in place for
he power house, the machine shops
and the stamping mill, and placing
Of the steel for the main building
has been started. Much Of the brick
work is well under way. Sixteen of
the roasting furnaces or one-half Of
the full battery are in place, and
foundations for the reverbertories
are complete. The gaint stack is up
so feet and the flue, 1,1OO feet long
Of reinforced concrete construction,
is about one-half complete.
The Ely Construction company,
which has the contract for making
all excavations for the plant, yet
maintains a workingmens' camp a..
the works, but most of the men en-
ployed by the smelling company live
in Tooele City and are transported
TO and from their work over the com
pany's railway.
Officials Of the smelling company
are yet noncommittal concerning the
initial capacity Of the plant The
impression prevails that for some
time, at least, the production of ores
and concentrates by the Giroux Co.
cf Ely, Nevada, will be treated at
John D. Ryan, it is known that the
company is in the field for all kinds
Of custom work. .-Tcoc'e Times.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-13
QUARTER OF A MILLION
ELY'S MONTHLY PAYROLL.

The distribution of quarter OF
million dollars in salary checks for
the district was begun at McGill and
at Kimberly by the big companies to-
day and will continue until Monday,
says the last Fridays Ely Expositor.
The payroll is for the thousands OF
miners. mechanics, railroad men and
others constituting the army OF In
dustry fast making Ely and the dis
trict the greatest copper camp in
the United States.
The distribution of money will af-
feet approximately 1900 men at the
snlclting p ant Of the Steptoe Val
ley Smelling and Mining Co. which
will receive $120.000, 400 men at the
mines, who will receive $4,000, max
ing a total of $160,000 that is ready
to be placed in circulation.
The Giroux will distribute 100000
its forces Monday. and at the same
time the Nevada Northern Railroad
company will be paying it's men for
their services during October. The
railroad payroll will be approximately
$4,000, making grand total of prac-
tically s150,O00, that will be available
to the business men and to the saw
irgs accounts in the district within
the next three days.
While business conditions are good
throughout the month, they are given
a great impetus during the few days
following each payday, hundreds Of
open accounts being settled and much
ready money being put into circula-
tiail.
4 sS.tltn stream vii. flow into the
s.r.tss. AZ sas Of the various banks in
th sta VI i'sisv during the next
few Ia. h j. Al ihe channels Of
trads
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-13

Fitzpatrick made no resistance
and even before the requisition for
lin was honored by the Utah ex-
ecutive. expressed a willingness to
return to this state and clear up the
cloud hanging over him.
The ex-cashier, it is said, explain
I'D his difficulty to officials Of the
Pacific Express company in whose
employ he has been for sometime
and was granted a iay-off pending
settlement of the difficulty Sher-
If Smith is authority for the state
lnens that Fitzpatrick is held in high
esteem by officials of the express
company at Ogden where he has oc-
cupied the responsible position Of
cashier fer several months past.
The preliminary hearing of the
former banker will come before JUS
tjce Garrison next Monday afternoon.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-13

alton; as much time, money and many
II lures may be averted by conceding
the inexorable influence of theporphy-
ritic intrusion and concentrating their
energies as near as possible to the
mineralc gical progenitor of the dis
trict
The management of the Phoebe Gold
en- Prince has maintained from the be
ginning of it's property that the ores
on the Prince Consolidated side Of
the range owed their origin to the
same geological conditions as those
in the vicinity Of Phoebe. Prospecting
soon disclosed large body Of rhyo-
little porphyry with a northwesterly
strike passing through Phoebe King
ground east of the present shaft and
thence traversing the Phoebe Golden
Prince domain for $500 feet; thence
through the Gold & Silver Prince
property into the Abe Lincoln ground
where it intersects with the Yuba
dixie diagonally and continues norther
'y to the Phoebe Metals mine. While
the dixie is not exposed the entire
distance; sufficient outcrops and ex-
posures are in evidence to confirm
these claims.
AN INTERESTING STUDY
The Golden Prince shaft forms a
very interesting study Of the dixie
which is exposed on the surface rs
feet easterly of the workings and
is about twelve feet wide showing
very faint signs of naturalization
and standing apparently vertical AT
about the 200-foot level, were it was
cut in the shaft dipping to the south
west, at an angle Of about As degrees
! A this point it showed the presence
of some ferro-manganiferous material
which carried values to the extent OF
about $4 per ton. From this point to
the 300-foot level, the shaft passed
through broken and, evidently, a
displaced body of argillaceous shale
On the 300-foot level, the porphyry
was cut los feet westerly from the
shaft where it dipped to southwest
about Is degrees from the vertica
and maintaining practically the same
strike as that shown on the sur
jace although at this point it was
only about five feet thick, the de
q ease in width having evidently beel
caused by faulting since the primar.
,,plift and extending the distance wit
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-13
FITZPATRICK ARRIVES
Former Cashier Of Bank Of Phoebe
Comes To Face Accusers.

Sheriff o. H. Smith returned
from Ogden and Salt Lake
Thursday evening having in
custody M. G. Fitzpatrick, for
mer cashier of the Bank OF
Pioche, who was arrested In
the first named city on the
charge of embezzlement and
Justification of the banks
books.
The reQuisition papers for
warded from the office of Gov
ernor Dickerson at Carson City
to Governor Spry Of Utah, were
honored by the latter, where
upon Sheriff Smith took the
prisoner in charge and brought
him back to Phoebe to face
the charges placed against him.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-13


A telephone message from
the Golden Prince mine this
morning to the Record, con-
veyed the intelligence that the
bedded vein on the 500 had led
to a fissure, which Manager
George Coke declared, is as
fine as anything he has seen.
The fissure had been penetrat-
ed four feet, with the top, bot
tom, sides and face showing
high grade lead-silver ore. The
strike is declared to be the
best one made on that side of
the camp since the rich fis-
sures of the Prince Consolidat-
ed were opened.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-13

across the street to the Doll build
ing where the firm will conduct busi-
ness until the new structure ia com
I'ctr
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1909-11-13

Will Have New Building.
The Phoebe Drug company has be-
un the construction OF its new build
ing and has moved it's stock Of goods
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02
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eli blirtige soll1l,1enpltni1e al
lbulptDg9e6e 6eoenni6oIIer Diioes M a
,pre Sobeoaor{agen TIC Ben froniife
.og n1oDiflebe Gprtn At Miorogielig.
1bebt fienM ION DDgpeplin.
Specialiiterne tiger, at Ser er En-
paolioelig Maa6e at bebanole l1for'
opieligbe6 % Dpspeplia pan, mem.
JIG at fpiie Inngiomt, mbgaa zig
;sGgoe, % be11Dtte Ell acknowledgements
Iglirir eller Sorfriifniug tiI at OPP.
1bape SDrer1e % bielpe Matl1rer
t1eo at afion6re oe Smitteitoffer,
iom Gb6en Tan i1oeboI6e.
On go6 acknowledgements @liri1
tan lnbes biemme fom fgIger: Rigf
] Ipotbefet " unie ~Spbi1r
8boSpbate4 og 1 11nie ugsience q
.5ealmint" 8lanb bette grun6ig1
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feful6 Bugeio6n % fDI6 6Ioifer
meo rent Ban6. Sag Sbefefulot
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prgpet set poaitaar, at ben1e 1imp.
lie Mirtur 1trafs bill ltan6ie @e.
ringen % befri Meaben for al Sos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

SSSSia0 AS.9Sg Aa1SS4SHs|w%JsF
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traplon1rre % trofaite gal1le Nrbei-
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ul'pe n9e n''slV''ei lunl 'lol "
luoluor. Dsluo pua gliell'pen e
S1l1el aFa9enoe og Srul1D11ln9en
ira S9rene Illoels pe9pno1. ~ten !
alle purge gl1t1tler er Ger 11or
5rem9on9 1eor1f1en og uolt91erhe
lor oen norn1e'te 0re'l11os mao l'9es'
u ppre n'e9e1 sppe.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

: s. zlIs 4 | g
sEn haiv ounce afSaVfrginelo n St
Pine, to Ounces az Glycerin 81 Cd
lhalY Pint Whisky, biandet sammen,;
vii kurere enhver Hoste, der ser he'll
Sbredelig, sog standse en- Forkglelse 8
"a Timer. Tag en- Theskefuld liver
fjerdeF Time. Forlang az Deres Drug
sgist den @gte Leach's Virgin Oil OF
Pine, 3ren Blanding, tillavet og ga,
sranteret at the Leach Chemical Co.,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

10 mirt1,r 5+rnfs MI ftn,1nfo Mn.
riirqen Ga befri Wopen for al @as.
~ 80 =
ip,tpre : g,,r;it,,n5tiI;nnen J .mer.
.oen MOTTO glor snpoitarfirmopt gorl
Qorien hor tilb,64 Tia 1T onpr4oop
expedition al l1oitillinogoienitonoene
oratis jonpel ira !Sope61n6et i 6nn,-
b,,rq lom ira TiliaIerne / Sc fprjficl.
Iiqe 8ner.
-
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sSetiuno ga 9iIleitrpm operfigrtc
5tocfbolmstpqet forleoen Normioooo
en- Manb ION bIep 6rpbt paa gteoet,
i6et npifen hele Spoet oif nner ho,n.
Maorum Camping og beo 2uopig
.@0Dor6ien gtanoltlen. San ffal ba=
be ppret list ror al Tia / set lio1te.
-
1000 &roucr for e ii
IL o.rjf S Jun S. ssnlpeftgr 8.
sc. SeLoebn glos hor- 1oIot fin @or.
6on 5etter Monoe-Mocf. s 1907 efter
E@tnliih Manoer "a Monoe-princels,
til Sen ipenlfe @or6on-getterz@l1,b
for to Gule1 @roner. Sunoen or Ct,
al Sc fine5te Settere iom operhopebet
fin6es.
-
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be + / 8erqen. Bnens 1tgrlte
8ngjeroamper uMrgus" er lunfet /
@olbeimspifen. Sen lfuloe fere
Ganb til ct gfib, lon1 bar liaqet / Op-
Slperne Hog IND paa ben enc Sioc;
vNrgnS" franfet ODER og ianf. Sc
lRtningen, fire Mano, reboe0es / lib-
fte 9ieblif.
-
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

rye ySs$es
NJ
s on furS i 90 an 5 aI. S.
arnot 2elcbbranot, ION oripers5tt1o's.
|reoeri bar opereipet go IL Son.
furgbebanoling. 4arlagen e oe 1or
Isfibsforten oaarlige &oniu1ttlrer.
IS T s s nj q M q rr e g !,
{ E i. Bognmano aarien 6reorifs-
bolo, iom nagteoe stenbugger Sri,
tbiof Mnoerien 5fD0s, oo ban bar be,
ruiet. bIep al oenne tiloelt ct Slag
9opeoet, ION Dolote en- f!arlig Sler=
nerDitelie. Silltanoen er meget be-
tanfelig. golosmanoet Ct arreltc-
ret.
&n I Sc % SIS be e +.
p d a. Suugelnno, 5. Mars; S ill-
ore 9fioloefioro erSien iammel,
lfruet in6til 10 1omt1er. r&arrnoD1,
lom ellers br,1ger e Sime, brugte
i6ag 3 elmer uooper meb at arbeioe
fig gie1tnem Sien. ut gientage 81,
rem ser er l1raab, iaa &uten moa
iuo1tiues. &nlben er re6e til 10
GRADER, og Zig Troit paa oenne
Marsti0 er iiGloen.
@ngeIif 81 II ter p t t
til g 0 + g e.. .Nlpine Sport
2imiteo" i 2onoon bar benpenot Jig
til Eronobiem meo Goreipgrgiel ON,
bporleoes man beoit fan Ieoe &inter-
tu%ri1ttrafifen til @orge, ier1ig meo
&enblif pau 9fiiporten. 6orma1-
SEN oplpier, at 6oreningen iaar bar
ienot omfring 5000 @eiien0e til
6cbmei5. rDagspoiten" foreilaor
at &epreientanter for De intereslere.
sc Organiiationer og Gorretnings'
bponcber inareit bgr tre6e iamme1,
til ct Mebe for at treffe ollie forbe-
re6en6e 6fri6t.
5foIep e +. Gen.
ne betp0ningsfal6e 5og er glaoelig,
bis frem6eles / raf Sremeang no.
ober 2an6et. SITE mrore en6 10
8Der og en- beI &effe 2an6fomml1'
ner bar I'LL oprettd 5parefasier Ell.
ter 2erer 2unos Spitem, og opernl1
bar set paft ben ltgrite Silfre6sbeo,
iaabel bos 2prere lom bos SorRl6re
og 8grn, og &eiultater11e bar oper.
truffet allie Sorbentninger. S Siren,
BAL er Ser iaale6es MI paa fnappe
balpan6et Mar in0iamlet benimo0 g.,
900 &roner. 9beralt, bbor Spa,
retosler life allereoe er igang, bgr
man MI for Mlpor tage fat pda Ga
gen, laa fanife ben Sag life Ell
fiern, ga bber Sfole ! 2an6et bar i'm
Sparefasie.
ct frpgteIigt Gami-
I / 5 + a m a bar 5. II. Marts
Morgen fun0et Ste6 / 9iteaar0sga.
De Scr. 2 i @ri1tiania. 8eb $50.
Si0en Morgen melotes Ser SIDE.
brand fra en- 2eiligbe6 / ben nepnte
@ienoom, Ser beboe6es al Ben IS,
aarige 5poroognsfon6ufter Soball.
len meo @uitru og 8 8grn. Brand,
balenet tit Sloen iluffet / 2gbet al
en- &imes ai0. Dos DprD6ntngsar-
beioet Photographers, fanotes / Sci
ligbeoen Sc forfuHe6e Sig al Srl
Sobanien og be 8 8prn, Ser bar /
Mloeren 2, 4 og z @ur. &onouftp-
rem bite Jig / iinbsfprpirret Silitan1
og paaito6, at BON ielp bab6e paa.
lat Sl6en. S bans 8eito6elie fan6,
teS en- blobig Sfomagerfnip, og set er
%fonitateret, at ban forin6en Sl6spaa-
lattellen bar 6rebt &,orer og 8pr-
meme. Sobanien gr arreiteret og FOL
oes UNDER itreng 8epogtnirg.
Norfe 5fibe til Sci
n a. st fineiiif -liameiiif 5pn0ifal
bar frogtet 6 norife Dampere for et
Mar til at beIgrge &isban6elen pau
8angfof-Songfong, bborpaau Mor6'
oeuticbe 2lop6" bi6til bar bapt 800.
nopol.
gfterot Mippon Suien @oiiba bap-
De opgibet lin .@onfurrence mel
Noro6euticbe 2lopo THOR 8aqr, op.
tpd fine1iife &i6bmpn6 Snnfpn mn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

In LlVsgaade, at B.. BjernsOn, SAINT
andre Fort@llinger at norske For
fattere
Unge Jens Je'en, If Erik Begh, SAINT
andre FortBllinger at danske For
fattere.
De tire Helligaftener, af St. St. Bill.
cher, SAINT andre Fortmllinger af
danske Forfattere.
Fortallinger og Digte af dansk-
a~merikanske Forfattere.
Ungdomsmlnder, af Kristofer Jan
son, SAINT andre Fortallinger af
norske Forfattere.
Femtende Wisconsin,. En- interes-
SAINT historisk Skildring af Diet skan-
dinaviske Privilege Regiments Del
tagelse i den store nordamerikanske
Borgerkrig, at Kr. Janson.
Tobias, by H.. A. Foss, A Story of
the Northwest.
En- Saloonkeepers Datter, Fortal-
ling af Drude Krogh Janson. 6te
Oplag, 239 Slider.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

LOosen 0g hans HuStru, at Jonas
Lie. 227 Slider.
kommand8rens Detre, at Jonas Lie.
Fortalling fra Norge. 2O4 Slider.
Stsdronnlngen, Fortwlling af John
Paulsen. 1854 Slider.
duldt9rst. En- Nordmands Eventyr
iAustralien. 100 Slider.
Vildrose, Fortmlling fra Indianer-
udbrudet / 1852, af Kr. J%anson.>
Derovre fra Grendsen, af Holger
Drachmann. Strejftog over Diet
danske Termopyl@. Med ct smukt
udfert Billede af de senderjydske
Piger og med Digterens Biograf.
Hverdagsmennesker, Skizzer af L.
billing. 144 Slider.
Folk ! Ned, at CART Etlar. Jens som
ler-Pater Peter-Jergen Pranger.
Ire nye FortelIinger, af CART Etlar.
Dyrekjebt Krigsbedrifter For
slet intet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

Morife @fibe til Sci
n a. st fineiif- liamelif Spn6tfai
bar frogtet 6 norife 9ampere for e1
aar til at bei9rge &isban6elen pao
8angfof-Songfong, bporpaa Moro'
oeuticbe 2lop6" bi6til bar babt 500.
1opol.
gfterat Mippon Suien @oiiba bap.
De opgipet lin @onfurrence mel
Norooeuticbe 2lopo ifior Gaar, op.
tog fineliife 4igbm9nb Sanfen ON
ielp at lette / Gang en- 2inie Dppo.
iition til set tpffe 6irma. gioen
SUM flor bar Ser paagaaet Gor.
b%an0lineer, / bpilfe Set operfieiift
aompagni pe6 tit Sirma Magaar>
Sborelen & 60, &pn9fong, bar bel.
taget. Set ienote en- egen Mepre.
ientant til 8ungfof for Der at fore.
lRgge &ineierne Nlaner og Dpgopel
oper Be norife 8aabe, iom egnet Jig
til at optage &%onfurrencen meb Ser
tDife 2inie. Mn blep Sorretninge1
afgiort, ioet &iteierne element Sci
oberiieiife lutte6e &ontrnft mel
Dampifibe usborbis1, @ilbelmien
snsberg, rGbiloar" @ieI oa
Nmunoien Sreorifsbolo, n&aloig"
Salparo 8rnngaaro @ioiteruo
Drammen, uRorteus" oe u8rome-
tbel1s" Sans &ar & So, Dram-
men, ale for - Maaneber. Seine,
ierne er forbereot paa en- Scamp, Tom
pI bare lere Aar. Men meb 6ereg
befienote Dpgtigbeo I'll at boI6e jam
men, BIZ Be lltpiIiomt eaa feirrig us
Iaf &anlpen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-04-02

6 II mRrfeIig Ol6ing q.
6poeraa0smon6 Sens 9itenien @rau.
bgl / 9ier fun6e 8. MarS feire lil1
80. 5eoieIs6og. Set er life ioa uol.
minoelig at bpre ON 80 Mor gamlc
Solf; men en- Slbing meb SEN Or
%beioseone og Srang til 8irfiombe6
Jon Dos Sens 9itenien bgrer til
Sieloenbeoerne. ltagtet ban for en-,
BEL aar tilbage blep lagt paa Spge-
iengen - ban bap0e iom E6mlner.
mono bngget fig itpgti aneet - tog
ban efter nogen Clos GorIgb tit 3gnl-
mermanoSarbeioe OPP igien. Set Ell
Sgmmerman0sarbei6e og i Mangel
beraf Mgerobrfning, iom bor beret
bans Mrbeioe BELT fra bans unge 90
sc. SCI bill ganife biit intereslere at
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-27

among the scenes disclosed are
Fair Pines Farm, Down in Maine
and the North Terminal Station
in Boston. Special attention is said
to have been given to the scenic
production and electrical effects.
Many high-class specialties are in-
troduced. The company carry a
fine band and orchestra, said to be
the best on the road, at the l. o.
o. F. hall, Monday, Nov. 20. Get
your seats reserved now at the
lone Candy store. Prices 80. 1881
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-27

See Hawkins and Leslie about
Desert and Homestead claims.
They have 5 townships.
DR.. Shops Health Coffee is
created from pure parched grains,
malt, nuts, etc.-no real coffee in it.
Fine in flavor is made in a minute.
No 20 or 80 minutes tedlour boil
ing. Sample Free. Sold by All
Grucers.
A clergyman writes: "Preventics,
those little Candy Cold Cure Tab
let's are working wonders in my
parish" Preventics surely will
check cold, or the Grippe, in a
very few hours. And Preventics
; are 30 safe and harmless. No Qui.
nine, nothing harsh nor sickening
Fine for feverish restless children
Box of 48 at 25c. Sold by AL
Dealers.
Ed. V. Price & Co., our famous
Chicago tailors, buy all their wool.
ems, trimmings and findings direct
from the makers, paying from Is to
80 per cent less than the small
tailor for identical quality of fabric
You get the benefit. Let Moore
Bros. show you their sample wool
ems and original fashions, and take
your measure.
1t isn't so difficult to strengthen q
weak Stomach if one goes at it cor.
rectly. And this is true of the
Heartand Kidneys. The old fash.
Toned way of dosing the Stomach
or stimulating the Heart or Kid.
neys is surely wrong! DR.. Shoor
first pointed out this error. "Go
to the weak or ailing nerves of these
organs, said he. Each inside
organ has its controlling or "inside
nerve. When these nerves fail
then those organs must surely fal
ter. This vital truth is leading
druggists everywhere to dispense
and recommend DR.. Shops Res
torative. A few days test will
surely tell Sold by All Dealers
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-27
Next Attraction.

The we'll known success Uncle
Danl or The Messenger From
JARVIS Section which comes to the
Ferry, Monday Nov. 20, in the L.
o. o. F. hall, was dramatized from
the novel of the same name, which
has been read by many thousands
of people and has been presented
in every city in the Union by that
well known actor Barney McCau-
ley, for so many seasons, and hav-
ing received nothing but fattering
com ments from the press and pub
lie for 80 many years, is surely a
guarantee of its merits, as a pure
wholesome "Down East" comedy
and with the introduction OF many
high-class specialties, the value OF
the entertainment cannot be doubt
ed Mrs. Fiske made one OF her
first successes In Uncle Danl and
other we'll known stars who found
fame and fortune in it may be men,
toned Mary Marble and the win
some Lizzie Evans. Get your seats
reserved now at the lone Candy
Store.-Prices 50-75-$1.00
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-27
Monday Night

Exciting situations and climaxes
are said to alternate with romance
and rural comedy of the "Down
East" type in play which appeals
to the lovers of melo-drama, as
those of comedy or romance. The
play is Edward Locks dramatized
version of the novel of the same
name and made famous by Mrs.
Fiske, Mary Marble, Lizzie Evans
and the late Barney McCauley
and is still one of the known sue
cesses now on the road. The locals
is of course in New England and
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-11-27
atSzS7SID Ip'
kATKA

Fred Baughman and Mr.. Haw-
kins made F. E. Martin a pleasant
visit last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Martin was down to
Boomers Ferry Tuesday and con-
tracted cold and has been very
i'll since.
Frank Martin was in the Ferry
Monday on business, he returned
that same evening.
1t would be a good idea for the
health officer to visit this Localities
as that are certain ways of living
that ought to be looked into. The
style of living of some of the peo-
pie is very unhealthy. A. R. M.