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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-26

Those having our illustrated cata-
logue of Electric Fixtures, are re-
quested to return the same at once.
*.% HUGHES ELECTRIC co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-09-26

Special reduction Of twenty per
cent on Cut Glass and Fancy China.
Webb Brothers.
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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
THANKSGIVING DAY
- PROCLAIMED.

Pressdent TAft Sets Thursday. No-
vember ..
WASHINGTON. d. C., Nov. H.
President Taft today proclaimed
November 25th a. Thanksgiving day
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
KEEPS HERSELF
FROM THE WORLD.
Madam steinheIl Refuses TO Talk or
See Any One.

Madam steinhell Refuses 70 Talk or
Sec Amy One.
PARIS. Nov. 16.-Madam Stein
he'll is still In hiding from the world
and Is at her country villa where
she had been since Immediately az
ter her aequittal Saturday. She pos
lively denies herself from receiving
callers and immediate friends. and
asserts that she chooses to be alone.
Many newspaper men have been
turned away who have been very
anxious for a few minutes inter-
view.
Madam SteinhIel will say nothing
regarding her future. but those in
close touch say that she does not
intend to remain in Paris. She has
very little to say of the trial. and
refrains from speaking OF it in any
manner whenever her husbands
name Is mentioned.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
CITY MUST BOND
TO CONTINUE IMPROVING.
Paid Fire Department . Necessity
Favor street Paving.

aAA AAG A2NNEAAa&AANA4t - ENEEGM8AAIs-
Favor Street Paving.
The city council held . special
meeting last evening. The meeting
was called for the purpose of hearing
the report Of the city engineer and
the street committee regarding fixing
the assessment on the abutting prop
erty where the grading and curbing
of the streets is to be done In the
improvement district No. 6, the con-
tract for which has recently been Let.
let.
Engineer Wright was present and
gave his report In detail. going over
the district in a thorough manner,
and then the matter was discussed
by the council. The assessment roll
was gone over and 1t was found in
closely figuring that the entire cost
the city would have to raise for grad
ing and crossings CT the streets and
the building of the cross walks would
aggregate an amount over 5000, and
with this expense in view and the
lack of funds to pay for it, brought
it, brought up the question of bond
up the question OF bonding.
Mayor Hamilton said that in his
opinion the council was up against a
proposition where to bond would be
the only way out OF the present con-
dition If the ydecided to go farther
with the improvements OF the city.
To carry on the improvements and
to put on paid FIRE department with
all necessary apparatus to the present
system would necessitate bonding to
the amount Of not less than SIS, 200,
and with this they would have sum
cient funds to meet the present
demand 1t would also allow the
street committee to put in concrete
cross walks in the place of cheap
plank crossings.
Alderman Sander addressed the
council regarding the matter of paw
Ing Sherman street from the Inland
electric depot to the top Of the hill
probably to Seventh or Eighth street,
and possibly on Fourth, and some
of the other streets on Sherman. He
said that he wanted to go on record
as favoring the paving proposition.
This brought out a discussion and
gave expression as favoring the move
and especially the paving Of Sher.
man.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
A FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLAR CONTRACT,

Reary seruFvs Magazines In Perm Of
IAfe Insurance Paliey.
NEW YORK. n. T.. Nov. IA
A life insurance policy for So. zee Il
held By the HAmptOn's Magazine On
the life Of Commander Psary. the
magazine contracting for Pears
story 10 the pole AID agreeing 10 pay
tso,00o for the same. the narrative
to appear In ten eonssceivs Numbers
Peary has been paid on the contract
already $4,000. The policy wa
taken ont 10 protect the mAgaElna
company ia case that PeaFy died.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
DEATH FOR CRIlaE N Jan.

sTAUNTON. Va. Nov. Is.-ClR-
ton Breceurudge. 20 years old. a
"trassy In the prison here. will Gle
IN the electric chair on Deesmbeg II
for repeated attacks Oh the s-year-
old Granddaughter Of 1siisr O. 4.
HHtehssoh. Judgs Holt called a
special Grand jury and inside Of ain
hours today the man vas Indicted.
tried and sentenced.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
HENEr WILL PROSECUTE
LAND FRAUD CASES.
Resolves Appoinsmeat = Assistants
Unlssd sssass Asaoznsy.

ANNeAN~@ At,AstA-s@A-ASAN A-AtAAAs
Unitsd staaes Ataogney.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov. is.--
Francis J. HeneY. who for the last
three years has been prosscutinE the
san Francisco bribeFy-gFaft cases
growing out 81 the disclosures of cor
ruptiOn In the Rues-achmits admin
istratIOn in 1897 and VAC vas de-
feated for district attorney At the
resent municipal election. has been
appointed as an assistant 70 the
United States attorney general and
VIII leave for Portland this week "a
prosecute several Of the oroEea land
fraud cases III which he arst became
prominent.
Mr.. Heaey stated tonight that ID
expected to start north the latter parl
Of this week TO conduct on behalf d
the government the trial OF BingeI
Hermann. former commissioner Of
the land once. and several other
cases still on the docket. He said
he hoped to finish the Oregca cases
in about two months.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
WARRINER is INDICTED
ON TWO ACCOUNTS.

Charged With EmbeEzling COmpany's
Fumds.
CINCINNATI, o.. Nov. 1s.-ChAs.
L. Warmer. the local treasurer for
the Big -Four Railroad company. was
today indicted on two accounts. for
embezElement and grand larceny. He
Is accused OF embezEling ts43.00e
OF the eOmpaDy's funds.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16

We. the undersigned business mel
OF the city OF Coeur d'Alsae. DO here
BY agree to close our places Of buai
ness and remain closed between u
hours OF z a. m. and . p. m. Wed
nesday, November 18th. 1893:
d. BjoFklund.
Marks 4 Levy.
r. n. Good,
Lunde 4 Olson.
Doran q Black,
Wilma Barr hainey Co, Lsd..
A. w. Haley.
Inland Cash Grocery,
Branson 3 Max,
colquohOun Hardware Co..
Lake City Hardware Co..
Table supply Co.
J. l.. NoelkeF.
H. w. Fint1el,
Marley Fisher.
Y. l.. oVeFjOrds.
Nelson Bros. q Co.
Palace Department Store.
chas. w. NorauiRt.
J. A. Singer.
Lakeside Fnrnlture Co,
Arnold 4 Olson.
MetropOle Market.
idaho Market.
Cash Market.
City Market.
Kaesemeyer Meat Co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
MORE FACTS
AND FIGURES
Higher Taxes or Shorter School
Terms Under Prohibition
Appeal of Business Men to the Voters o.
KOOtenai County
coEUR D'ALENE. Idaho, Nov. Is. 1898.

TO THE VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS:
question Of this Wednsa
day the people
or welfare growth OF this city that
your lest make
an irreparable mistake.
The You whether temperance
every good citizen Of this city
namely the advancement Of temperance
Of morals the advancement Of the welfare and the mp
building city and county the welfare Of the
all other things tending make community the best that
within to do
within
knowledge that the
drinking ntOxieans actually in places where the
prohibition in already thoroughly
prohibition cities counties where
that failed utterly prevent the
also convinced that the
workings the prohibition Law where tried have BEEN
F invites violations Of the Law from boys aud men whether
they usedin tOxicants before
appeteS ineiina
the right lead them
obtain form Of liquor
criminals and violators OF the law out of those
firmly believe did the great Abraham Lincoln that such Law
dprves
s Of losing their power and which love Of personal liberties by
shall be the foundation upon which
shall be the guardian angel and protector Of all great
American institutions.
not nOxcants them to excess
Fifth-t deprives people
large norton Of the revenues which have contributed
of the cities and schools and make necessary
to raise
all other trades professions and business carried on the
community.
important features of this question
results shown by the records of
results that surely If the prohiOons should win in h
election:
license
$3.50 Each also city license of S225 both being annual
Sections 1887
apportioned
follows so the school district which the saloon
fund of the city in which
oaed.1O into the
Onehaf of the s2a5 school
the city and the other OnehA into the general fund
the city to pay general running expenses OF the city
HERE ARE THE RECoRDs-READ THEA.
1908 the city Of Occur dAene alone basing there being
as eighteen this city:
a5Q county . 1880
a225 each city liquor license aS2s
Total license both city and county .lss7s
per 1875 county
equals
40 the city general fund equals $4,000 OF
per of equals
50 per city license s22s equals 50 to city fund Of this city
school, ssSs7
Total license received BY city 1905 sss2
money by and city of Occur
Total assessed valuation Of city 1905 . n ace Geo
Direct school 1908 being 10 mills Ia0e0
Add this liquor to schools for 1905 sss7
without the from
would have had
valuation would
Of l-2 mills the school levy
| last
BY ety year to
its general which includes
of 1o00oO 1905 raised 49,. ga ooo
Add to this the liquor OF 1905 10 the city sssi
! Total tar and liquor
license for general tIssss
i without the liquor
city esy 70 obtain s none
used for city funds last the
1 lContiaued on Tws3
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16

merely for the purpose OF sntailing
upon the company the expense Of
putting in laterals and service con-
neetions and that they will thereaf-
ter discommode themselves and de-
preciate their own property. and the
courts win not base decisions upon
s1Ch an assumption"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
DARROw IN ROUTE
FROM CHICAGO

Several Executive COmmuatsosuea to
Aid industrial WosAsga.
SPOKANE. wash. Nov. 1s.--It il
reported today that there are several
executive commltteemen Of the In
dasirial Workers OF the World en
route 10 this city from Chicago and
other eastern cities 20 aid the work
ors who are Imprisoned here. Attor.
ney Clarence DaTroW IL coming 90
prosecute the hahbaas corpus cases.
A large reinforcement 10 expected to-
morrow There were several ar.
rests made today and placed in the
jail with the others.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
WIN N MOROCCO.

MADRID. Spain. Nov. 1e.--An Of
hcial dispatch from Nador. MosOeco.
says Moorish tTibeamsn have sent
their Submission 20 Gsassal Marina.
commander o. me spAniah forces.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-16
EMPLOYERS ACT
n CONSTITUTIONAL
In Territories ard In the Dsasrica Of
CoimmhlA-

WASHINGTON. D. T.. Nov. is.-
The supreme court today decided
that the employer liability act OF
1895 Was constitutional In territor-
les and the DletEict Of Columbia. ne
eoastisationAiity IN states has rot pet
been passed upon.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-08-31
FARMING.
lCharity and Children.)


We believe that the section Of North
neighborhood of the old Carolina Gem
trail Railroad, from Rockingham to
Lumberton, is the most prosperous
farming community we hvae seen in
the state. Around L~aurinburg. and eS-
peclally that section on the South Car
ollna border, farming for forty years
has been carried on in scientific and
successful fashion. Cotton is grown
10 perfection there, n the people
are experts in handling it from plant
ing to selling time. But of recent years
that scope of COUNTRY on the east side.
aforetinle sleepy and slow, has walked
up n rlValled the Western planters.
Indeed, perhaps the most extensive
and successful farmer in that splen-
did region is Mr.. Will Cobb, of Lum-
Der Bridge, n has mastered the art
Of producing the double crop and at
the same time improving the quality
OF his land. He has now a fine crop
of both cotton and corn on land tina
has already this yea yielded a profit
able crop. IN his cotton field he
raised a crop of Irish potatoes, and
followed a big crop of beans with his
corn. The papers have had a great
deal to say about the fine skill of Mr..
Cobb as a farmer. out they have not
exaggerated the matter in the least.
II is amazing 10 see now mucn he
has been able to produce on an acre
Of ground. Cotton is no longer king
in that land of cotton. Corn in album
dance IS raised to supply all local
needs and a little ii sell besides. ant
loupes, Watermelons, beans, potatoes
and other truck products are given
careful attention. Instead of one crop
they raise a half Dozen. and if one
fails another is apt to hit. They are
not afraid of a fertilizer bill. From
eight to twelve hundre pounds per
acre is about the average. Some of
them put as much as a thousand
pounds per acre under their corn.
Farming in hat ountry is a business
and farmers are men of affairs. They
put brains in their business and they
are making money right along. They
feed the soil with the foOd it needs.
They keep thoroughly abreast with
the times. They employ the best
methods and the best tools. They pay
good wages and labor is a less diff
cult problem than it has been. In
short, in that country farmers are the
folks.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-08-31
Dr.. FaiSOn a Probable Candidate.
(Mt. Olive Tribune.)

The suggestion, by a correspondent,
"Duplin Democrat" in this
issue of the Tribune. Of the name Of
DR.. John M. Faison. of Faison, as a
possible candidate for the Democratic
Congressional nomination in this
District, is the most interesting de-
Velopment of the week., and adds con-
siderable ginger to the already inter-
esting situation. While DR.. Faison
has not made formal announcement Of
his candidacy, it is quite probable
that he will do SO in the near future,
and we understand that the list will
be augmented and enlivened by per-
haps several other entries before
many more moons.
DR.. Faison is splendidly equipped
for his position of honor and trust.
He is a man of scholarly attainments,
and there are few men in the District
his superior as a debater and cam
paigner. No man in the District has
been more active for the cause of
Democracy. Both upon the stump and
with his fluent and trenchant pen
While editor of the "Durlin Journal
he has always been a consistent and
persistent champion Of right as it was
given him to see it. Not even his
most bitter political enemies can
deny that he is a man Of deep on
victions, and that the word policy is
foreign to his makeup when it comes
to a question of right against wrong.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-08-31
THE

A very beautiful sons just recently
comnosed. The words are full of
patriotism. and the music IS catchy.
Inst the thing you want for a Fourth
of July; soc. pieces now for 70 cents,
nostuaid. It's a hit. Write for it to-
EDWIN J.. KNESEK, (Composer.)
MOultOn. Texas.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-08-31
The Crime CT IGicnC-o.

Idleness means rOubl for any one.
It's the same with a law liver. It
causes constipation, hea!1ti1r. laun-
dice. sallow c~omplextion, pinlples and
blotches. loss Of appetite, nausea. bat
DR.. Kings New Life Pts Soon banish
liver troubles and bull 40 Your
health. Csc. at all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1909-08-31
SUNDAY At old
SALEM CHURCH
Its People the Type From
Which Leaders Come
PROGRESS IN OXFORD

n Better Day For ranvi County
All the Children Are Educated. Not
Church Community Typical of
Those Where Have Been Reared
trated the Best Virtues of This Com
m~onWeaIth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

WAl.lAes, Chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05
ooooooocoo Q 0 300 0 G
9 CHARTER OAK NEWS G
oooooooooo- so oooo 0 .

FARMING Is the ord OF ne aay ial
this locality
Jna. paulls cf Dos Mnincs. "a is yis'l
liiiug ais sister Mrs. howard Miller pa
lhIg place.
gua. 0rleslN Is fIsq.ns Is paFeal II
lana. nileg f@alhck hkie; l expccl4
lto lc1fr soon fsr MeKico'
V.fT slilns ma n A. Ashpausa
visited "a Oklahoma Ciis SUNDAY re-
turning home 'ruc tay
There he's boon Egaat deal o. SICK
ncss IN lhls neighb1fho1h. but nothing
ecrious, rs vet
n. H. sizing. who han heen ~ poor
teaitb fer some tinc, Is coasalescins'
Mrs. Anna George. WIS has been
cannncd 70 her he'd for some time. u
nloxie recovering.
Mrs A. u. McnoNeli is conilned 70
hcf he'd
NrM erliy orig hy'A entire taml'Y
were ell down ~ nnc Sime one hafa'
lly b Ink able 10 sive The others
trlnl, GO waleg part OF ne tlnle'
they F'l seem ii W. ON the ruau io
recovery % present
lno Danadsoa. who had liplhefia
rrcanlly. has not recovered snllelently
4 to return 10 high school 4 was ieafea
fdr tlme that BIS speech wonld pf
lininred but wc aro pleased To know
ihe has rpgained 4 but the discuss
I left him yer weak
..mang ghusa $40 rliended tae p9f
ynpner III Chaitcs Oak iasl Friday
night from Gulhtle were 'hf Mls z
plarche and Ruth Hopkins Mary Ee''
lparal SON. Carrie Chmafi Eva over.
Iton and Freda Raislnger,
me box supper at tue seii9ol non &
Il iday night, Ne ale proud 70 sly wRs
a decided snccess boxes being apv
lta ire am9unt 81 sli.7f Tho money
lis u be naIa ON bell The teacheF
| N certainly deserving Of RfoAi rfa'if
Far 30 oxcclleat program that waI
Ireudered'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05
4 aaIInLour Aulhoss stalemenL


Rev Joseph III Tespsrman stlis
bury. \. q. who Is lhe author oi aeY,
eral bOaks. writes For several
years was afflicted With kidney
trouble ana last winter ! was aua'
deAly stricken with o severe pain M
my kidneys and was confined % ped
einht days unable 10 got up Without
assistance. Ny urine contained 2
thick white sediment aud ! passed
same frequently day and night !
commenced taking Foleys Kidney
Remedy ana the paiM gradually ahal,
M aud finally ceased and my urine
became normal ! rheerfnlly recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Remedy Fof
Sale by c. 4, Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

ain h thn head-paln EnywheFp. hasi rs 4rte'
Pain lAeunKaasun pain Is blood pressure nothing
else Usually. At least 70 saya pf, shonp and =
prove Il be has created little pink lnb!et That
Abias called Dr. shoops Headache Tablet
eosxes bloea pressure awaY from pain eenlaFA
ilsanettls charming. pissslasly delightful ueatly
though saiala. Il surely oQnAilzsa the blood ciFtu
hsian.
i Yan hAYp headache. III blood pressure.
Ililsa painful perlnda with wolaan. saEaa Gauss.
II gpu arc sioepiua. rbsIless nervous lsls blood
uoheesslon blood pfuzufo. THAT surely Is :
0sMAlIsly. lof 10. sh0ana Headache TNhlhla HsoD
hM 1Smnutes. and The tablets simply dlatfihHEa
1ha ul#atuFaI blood pressure. h
nfhAa 4ouf Anfsri and dpesuEls set red and
swell. and rain your 1l eaurse i does. r. con.
analIna. blood pfeaanfH. Youth find Il whAfe paIn
la-klHAys Us simply Common Sense.
w aeli i . cents. md chsarIull1 Fueomnaaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05
- - - FOR
. RHEUMATISM

Rdeumala hy Hood which
gradually into tic CIRCULATION because II indigestion constipation
kidney sasnesa
eoas q u0 impoanee This acid innsd
eundh Al the blood the circulation noushng different
roionA Il Ii 1HHnuns deposits into The MUSCLES tissues
and ioihts he Irritating producing acid with which filed
thorough cleansing blood this IA
uat ht : do goe down into he circulation and BY neutral
ling ae ad and driving It oE he blood enecuIy surely
ihs strengthens and nvgoaes the blood that
Instead causing and agony Throughout s
becomes nvauFafnR, naufghIng nud furnishing and
sapF pa n sha body md relieving ine aaasfng caused By this
disease being purely vegetable blood purifier Is md
za Rheumatism til Book Rheumatism aud
~ medzai advice asalfsd sent ikx Il Ill Vhu write
THK SWIFT SPECIFIC 90, ATLANTA. G.
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InennaIcd al ) curn lor cfoup.

uneaualed &c cufe for Coup.
Deauea 1elllg an excellent 1eHedy
tor Guilds aui thfaat troubles Cham
herIalns eongh Remedy Is nuequalad
Is d cure EoF group SAYS Harry VIII
soa ol Watactown Ind When gignn
a SOON s the cruuny couch appears
this remeiY will prevent The attack
II Ii uscl aueresgfmlly IN iiE.ny iheu.
aAnds II homes F'ur sale by G. K.
tfniie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05
Z laln nallIaa III &c ! a

From eaillesg Weesly
1ls following letter il net mannfae'
fHed II WAs written " q New
Hanlgshrc bpNs
sly DHpf ! maize ! EsQalt'
Ah ts't
hal 4 Stills / Of which Tho dpnble
funef almost ran Into The stone Will
Analher tlnr the d1u1.e ruuef bt1Ae
slhieW The crust and iieed over and
q I'll were lh0Nn anl Another time
II vas on mY lied and Fan INTO The
Itea ana was thrown about one f9q'
Ten
i am going to bay revolver And
Gre Il iaa / nf July e4e
I 'Geodhee
II Is d typical smallb9s eEtaf. he
eausp Ii II conEaed % news. Tho 90
iorlal steie develops later Tile aanll
eaberaiaa h. opinions The b9s 4
alz atea VII T las hhpucaqd y lsaEI
i eenlAg. and ab1su ID Hannrna an
las Il at that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-05

pcetieaiY PIT
From The Youths eonHanltaA
We'd begun Il > think 4 Wpnla never
rome 10 an thine Mrs. Dove said
frankly fur sialef Sue y IN md MI
JQnks Il u 4
srtss thpy'in married. II Inst uiaa
ihh Inuus paFl pg Il Il mat lheY khenl
au hanpv IL II they hAaua hehh well
Nkas We used 10 tall eaAFslus f9r kes
enleea Years
sA i fainaitHa # IA nldaln aeeHa
Afs npfea eellaf pqlllVl} VllFfElei
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MIR srE AkIR

NIX sFEAkfk
Ne YER Committee en County and Township Organization
81 whom referred Committee Substitute or House bi No.
as y Whsau entitled An act providing On holding sitt0gs
oihc county court q MeCan County at the town o ancar
u said sony and providing The procedure therefor beg leave
q report that lave ad ic same under consideration aud
herewith return tlie smnc with tue recommendation iat II 10
pass
WAlI.ACS Chairman