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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
SHOWS FAITH in The
FUTURE OF silver

The great future for silver in its
monetary uses, if not in its industrial
demands, says the Wall Street Journal,
is a statement covering the recent
views expressed in London that lower
prices for the white metal were I'M
tenable, is to be found in the lncreas-
ing call which the backward nations
of the world make for this metal as a
medium of exchange. The far East,
for instance, has been awakening to
the possibilities of applying its enor-
nous labor supplies to its vast nat
ural resources. Japan has shown what
can be done in a quarter of "A century.
China can more than duplicate this,
and India as the great absorber of sill.
yer is bound TO measure with other
Orientals in creating a field for the
future use of the metal. Judging from
the rate at which absorption has tax
en- place under the old economic con
ditions, one may well wonder what the
future has in store.
In a rough way one may get an idea
of the prospects of SILVER by contrast
ing the population of silver using
countries with those in which credit
instruments have largely displaced the
use of metallic money. The worlds
population in 1890 was estimated by
R~aVeastein, of the Royal Geographical
Society of London at 1,522, 100000.
Allowing a 10 per cent increase in
twenty years, which, is extremely con
sentative, there are 1915, 900 900 in.
habitants on the globe today. Not less
than one billion comprise the peoples
among whom silver is the fundamental
coinage of current use.
Theodore +. Van Wagemen, . me-
chanieal engineer of Mexico, in an ar
ticle in the Popular Science Monthly
for March places this total at one and
one.half billion people, which seems
rather large. He calls attention to the
possibilities for a demand for silver
among these nations and advocate!
ian International coin which the half
civilized and barbarous people of the
globe could use in trading with any
OF the nations He says:
''Seores of thousands of tons of the
white metal in the guise of Indian
rupees, Mexican dollars, and Other
coins have disappeared during the las
400 years among it's teeming millions
and the drain still continues at the rat,
of about 5000 tons per annum. 1t i
the result of sheer force of numbers
coupled with patient industry and fru
gaiity.
tNo other precious metal has an,
prospect of serving as money anon,
them. AT the present market value o
SIS 900 a ton for silver. it would TAX
nearly 700 1000 tons to produce tn
above mentioned coin. Yet the an
nnal production of the world is a lii
tie less than 1000 tons. Hence it woul
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
ARRIVALS, ST. NICHOLAS.

D. C. Copley, Nina; D. C. Mcconnell,
Nina; E. Hasbrook, Tonopah; J.. H.
Garvey, Tonopah; A. w. Murta, Gold
Center; Mrs. Geo. Thompson, Los An
geles.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19

ToNoPAH, March 16.-The Jap
man and white girl who arrived
here from Goldfeld yesterday after
noon, have not been able to find any
one who would marry them, and at a
late hour this afternoon were staying
in a cheap hotel in this city.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
SAGE'S CONNECTION WITH
CONSOLIDATED SEVERED

Clarence A. Sage, who has for the
past three years been the head Of the
detective force of the CONSOLIDATED
Mines company, is no longer connected
with the Consolidated, and leaves In 2
few days for the northern part of the
state, it is said, TO 60 into the sheep
business. MIR. Sage has also been a
deputy sheriff for some time. The
of his connection with the
Consolidated was made public this
morning, and was quite unexpected, as
Mr.. Sage had only recently purchased
a home in Goldfeld with the view, sup
posedly, of staying here indefinitely.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19

WANTED-Bridge whist players to
know that everything for bridge
parties is kept in stock by The
News. Best bridge cards, score
and place cards; prizes of every
kind.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
Professional and Business Cards
nETCH 4 CARNEY
ATTORNEYS

AND COUNSELLORS-AT-LAw
Csunsel in Southern Nevada for the South Da-
keta Corporation Charter Company. Compan-
les organised nnder the laws of South Dakota.
hILroE y. DsrcH Main Street
re. CAkNkf Goldfeld, Nevada
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19

Johnny o'Keefe is in San Francisco
OF a business mission.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
RAILROAD PROPOSED
FOR MIDAS COUNTY

SALT LAKE, March l2.-There is
some talk now of the probabilities of
the construction of a branch road from
Midas, the postoffice point of the Gold
Circle district, to the line of the South
ern Pacific road. The nearest railroad
ern Pacific, forty,eight miles distant,
and it is the encouraging developments
of the Gold Circle properties that have
demonstrated that a branch road could
very probably be operated at a profit,
when the camp starts the production
which it now promises.
5. M. Levy of this city, who has
some interests in the camp, visited in
the district recently, and expressed him
self as being very much surprised with
recent developments. Since that time
some later discoveries have been made,
especially at the Beauty Hill prospect
and at the Poorman lease.
From the shaft on Beauty hill, a ran
dom sample taken from across the lead
for three and one-half feet gave an as
say return of over $50 per ton, and on
the Poorman lease a sample from the
rich streak, one to four inches thick,
taken for about ten feet along the lead,
ran nearly $1,000 a ton. The properties
from which these samples were taken
are included in the Sleeping Beauty and
Queen groups.
Rex Mill Ready.
The Rex mill, which was completed
despite the severe winter weather which
has been prevalent at the camp for
several months, is said to be a model
CT perfection, and has been given its
preliminary tryout prior to being com
missioned regularly on the treatment of
the rich milling ores of the Rex prom
erty.
From Goleonda, the nearest rail.
road point, to Midas, the grade is said
to be but slight, and it will be an easy
matter, il is said, to select an admir-.
able railroad route between the two,
if developments at Gold Circle are sueh
az to warrant the building of a branch,
for the purpose of offering an outlet
to the districts ore production.
A. A. Codd is in Rawhide on business
connected with his mining i~nteresfs
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19

A. A. Codd is in Rawhide on business
connected with his mining interests
there.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
sd,uierige Standardization.
Setting, @bina, 10. San

&efing, gbina, 10. San.
8mii6en Sapan uno CHINA lit Elm
Streit entitanoen iiber sic foreanii9e
@tnmanoerung na6 Sihientao. Die
beoorItebenoe groffnung bon &un<
dun, Manoidurei, uno ser Soften bon
Ii@ientao fir oen internationalel1
!&anoel tit per5ogert moroen our9 cine
Differen8 iber Sic. 30Qe, tpel@e erbo=
ben meroen iouen. Ser ruiiide ST.
nan5miniiter &ofom3op fat sic dime
iti@e &egiernng bena6ridtigt, 6aB
&ublano @ertrage babe, sic fruber ab-
geidloiien m1r0en ais bas Mbfommen
BON Portsmouth, mona@ &uBlano lpe=
5ie1e Sarifiabe beanipru@en fam.
Ser iapanii6e @eianote ut Nefing,
fat nunmebr Sic @ineiii6e &e=
gierung bena@ri6tigt, 6ab Sapan
glei6 &edte NIT &ublan6 beaniprudt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Sapan'a &roteit.
8 0. 10. :

+.., SOTO, lO. San.
Baron Sdibuiama, elmer ser BE-
0e%uten6iten Mational=O efonomen Sa=
pans @raf Sfuma> Der friibere iapa=
nii6e Minilter fir Musmdrtige Mnge=
legenbeiten, un6 81. @atopama, elmer
Ser 6iibrer ser fonierpatipen Bartei,
ii6 bel1te einitimmig gege,,
Sen BON 5taatsiefretdr &nor gemad=
ten @oridlag 5meds Meutraliiirung
Ser @iienbabn in ser Manoi6urei.
Graf Sfuma lagte: r@enn sic @iien=
bobnen ser Manoi6urei neutralilirt
meroen louen, f0n1ten ia ebenlo gut
aae giienbabnen III China neutraliiirt
mer0en." Dieielbe Mniidt pertrat &r.
Seine, ser 9ireftor Der ]iioman0ihl1=
ridden @iienbabn. ST ging iogar nob
meiter un6 erflarte, &nor lei NIT iei=
1em goridlag gu melt gegangen uno
babe unter att0erem cine Mngelegen=
beit beriibrt, sic ibn nibts a11gebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

un6 0amals idon ertpadte in ibnen
ser @e0ante beS MnfaufS, Ser iid
ieBt bermirtliM fat. - Die t1ellen
@isentbuimer meroen einen Gbetl oes
angefauftm 8labes gu einem i@0nen
5ommer=Geilort einridten lailen. -
&ommenoen Montag Mbeno miro in
ser bieligen 5ta0tbale ein San5fran5-
den beranitaltet, mo5u 6as MlbanD=
sic Mluiif liefern miro.
ct. Marttn.
2ebte ISOLDE mare1 Serr Sbeo0or
Cores un6 @attin bon @isbee, q. g.,
bier 51 einem 8eiud, un0 ale 8etpob-
,1er oes Stdot6ens freuten ii@, SEM
alten bemdbrten Breunoe Sbeo0or
sic &ano gum NeuiabrsgrnB BE
gu fonnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
@a6lfampf in @nalamb.
9pn0on n. II. SON,


Nadoem oas Barlament iebt for
mel aufgeloit un0 ser %3uiammentritt
oeS r1eu gu mablenoen @auies auf SEN
Is. 5ebra1ar angeiebt mor0en lit, fat
ser liberale Miniiterpraiioent @erbert
s. MSquitb ii6 nit einem @ablauf-
rufe an feline @abler geuan0t. Das
1ofument lit perbdltniBmabig furs
u1t0 bei@rdnft ii6 itrift auf Ste fon=
%ititutionelle 6rage, sic iib infolge Ser
Mblebnung oes Budgets our9 sic
2or6s erboben fat. Das Sberbaus ba=
be sic gerfaiiung perlett, I'M Sic 5a=
DIE Ser Sarifreform Dor einem too=
liden Sdlage. 81 i6iiben. Ser Mn=
iprn6 Ser Serbs auf Sic &ontroue Ser
2anoesftnan5en iei cine l1iurpation
un0 6as &e9t nnbei6rdnften 8etos
leitenS zines Gbeiles oes &arlaments
Elm 1nertrdgli6es @tn6erniB fir cine
o%emofratiide @eietgebung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Sin ,pilb raiemoer @lissarb

bringt @efabr, 2eioen oft Sen Eoo
= fir Eauien6e, melde iid @rfdltun-
gen, &liten un6 2agrippe 5u3ieben-
iener @dreden 6es @inters uno bes
Sribiabrs. 9te @orboben ieoer &C.
fabr iin6: ra%ufgeitopfte" Maienl0der,
@eb nr1 11nterr She'll ser Maie, 6r6-
iteln un6 Gieber, Sdmer3en I'M &ii-
den uno &opf lno Elm Sic @eble idlie-
ben6er Suiten. 8enn Grippe aniebt,
atn6 gu9 guer 2eben lteb lit, Damn
periaumt ni9t Dr. Sings Seem Dis.
coperp gu gebraud3en. Cine SIaide
betIte MIDI" i@reibt 81. 8. Dunn bon
8ine @aiiep, Miii, ynadoem i@ orei
8o6en 9elegen bette NIT Grippe"
|@egen mebe 2ltngen, @1utnerIuite, &u.
iten, grfdItungen, @eudbniten, 8ron-
6itis, Mitbmo, lit es miibertrefflid.
|50t un6 $t.00. @arantirt bon ser
lMolitor Drl1g 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
9cmtidlanb einperaanben.
Berlin, 10. ssau

Ma@ elmer bolbmonatli9en grfld-
rung, sic in Berlin ant Molttagabeno
peroffentltdt muroe, miro Sic 6eutide
&ei6sregierung iid auf Sic 5eite 6es
bon @aibington aus in elmer Gent
i6rift an Sic ruflifde &egierung ge-
madten @oridlags Ser g%eeutraEiite-
rung Ser manolduriiden 8abnen ftel=
len. Ser b%etreffenoe Mrtifel iagt, 6aB
6ie Mntmort ser &eidsregierung auf
sic amerifaniide Denfi6rift 6iefelbe
iein weroe, mie Sic @robbritanniens,
6as itd nit Sem @oridlag in ietnen
@rnn6prin3ipien ei1beritan6en erflart
fat, ga oerielbe Ben @run6iab 6es
%offenen Shores nn6 Ser glei6en &ebte
fir MIe u%nbeoingt anerfenne, Ser im<
mer Die &idtlinie Ser 6eutiden Eoli-
tit in 0ftaiien gemeien lei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Minmeipta.
grOu5eitauobilo fit Sobm u. Sobnion.

Cine 8ron5eitatue in ueberlebenS=
gr0Be jon gum Nnoenfen an BEN BET
itorbenen @ouperneur Sobn q. Sobn=
ion auf Sem &late Dor Dem nel1en
5taatsfapitol aufgeiteut peroen. 9tes
lit ser 8ei@luB ser 8eoa6tniBfommi=
iion, mel9er in Der Ser iammlung In
Sen @6umlt9feiten 6es Wtnnei ota<
Clubs in ct. Saul gefaBt puroe, an
mel6er ii@ aae Mitglie6er Ser &om-
Miiiion auBer @ouperneur Slice un6
&i@ter @ilion betbeiligten. S6abmei>
iter 8. S. &elion BON minneapolis
beridtete, 0aB na@ Mb5ug ser @usla<
gen ser Sonos ii6 nun auf $4,000
belaufe, mobon $4,000 gu 312 Bro=
gent 5instragen6 angelegt iin0.
Mus Dem 8eri9te bes Sefretars
Mnres gebt berpor, oaB ii6 etma co.
600 &erionen nit @eitragen at Ser
sammlung betbeiligt baben. Mab ser
@ertbeilung int Ben ein5elnen Count
ties itebt &amiep County nit $1,000
an Ser Spite. Die Sdulfinoer oeS
5taates trugen $2478 bel, BON Ser
ionen innerbalb oeS Staates Minnei o.
ia liefen $1,000 Elm. 9ie &ommiiiion
bei6loB, BON einem fiinitlerii6en@ett-
bemerb inn metteren Gimme ab5uieba1
un0 an einen pher mebrere &iinitler
BON internationalem Suite Sic Muffor<
oerrng our Gorlage bon Sfi55en er=
geben 5u laiien. 3ieie &iinitler iol=
(en Don oem &pn1itee beltimmt per=
sen, un0 mabri6einli6 0ie Mufforoe=
rl1ng an flint &iinitler geridtet per=
SEN. @inii@til6 ser @abl 6es Muf-
itequngsplaBes iollen Ser @oupernel1r
un6 SEER Gilbert, melber sic &lane
fir Sic @erl90nerung Ser nu1gebung
0eS &apitols al1%sgearbeitet fat, fon=
lulttert mer0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
tper6en.

MinneapoIis. - Die Stoot
Minneapolis fat in ser StraBenbabn=
5abrgelo=6rage cine entidieoene @ie-
oerlage I'M 8un0esobergeri6t erlit=
ten, in6em 0alielbe in elmer bon 9fid-
ter 9ap abgegebenen gnti6eioung 0aS
l1rtbeil oes @i9ters 2od)ren pom
Bun0esfreisgeridt I'M groBen @an5en
aufredt erbalten un0 entl6ieoen fat,
ooB sic 5ta6t fem @ebt babe, BON
ser neutrality-suspicious. gu perlan<
gen, 6aB iie iebS 6abrideine fir Ell
men 8iertel0ouar ausgebe. Sn eini-
gen neniger mi6tigen &unften an=
oerte &i6ter 9ap Sic @utldei6ung 0eS
eriten @eri6tes ab, 10 erfldrte er, 0aB
ser 5reibrief rl1r Biz gum Sabre 1923
uno nidt Big 5um Sabre 1887 gultig
iei, mie oieS sic @eiellidoft bebaupte-
tie. Dieie gntideioung be0eutet, 0ab
oie Sta6t fein &edt fat, Sic 8ef0r=
0erungsforoerungen ser StraBenbabn=
geieai9aft gu reguliren, 10 lar1ge Ser
gegenuartige Sreibrief in &raft lit.
Na9 oem 6reibrief bon 1873 fam
Sic @eieaidaft fit cine ununterbro-
9ene 6abrt bon ni6t mebr als 0ret
Meilen So perlangen; 6o@ lit Sic Or
oinan5 biniidtli6 6es @aeenmediels
ni@t ungiltig, 6enn es lieat cine oies-
be5iiglide @ntl6eioung 6es 9iitrifts~
eeri@tes bon &ennepin County Dor.
SIN ser Seem Oorfer 8orie madte ii9
ser ginfluB 6ieier @ntideioung iofort
in einem 5teigen Ser Mftien ser Emin
Gitp &apt6 Sraniit 60. BON 114h
auf 117H bemerfbar, mie aus elmer
Nabri6t an sen Central etriebslei=
ter %. S. &telo 5m erieben lift. 8rdii=
Bent @ooort6 bon ser StraBenbabn-
geieuidaft iagte, 6aB aber 6as 8ubIi-
fum feline l1riade baben lone, 6ieie
@nti6ei6ung 6es 9bergeri6tes at BE-
6nlrern.
@arnesoiIIe. - Cine fnrdt.
bare Madt bat ser 6arn1er Ole Mpbaf.
fen bon @robe q ratrie per,feht, sic ibr
mahrideinli@ 8eit ieines 2ebens gum
@riippel modt. gr gerietb auf SEN
@cimtpege bon l1len bonn $3.50 al
un6 fubr nit ieinem @eipann III ei
hem miitbenoen 59neeiturm in Set
McDoltgal Sumpf binein, ser ieb1
ttrleerii@ un0 gefdbrli6 lit. Wdb
I reno Ser gan5en Na6t beril1dte e
Sic &fer6e gu retten un6 ianf 6anl
: id!!;eBlid AM &anoe 6es 5umpfe'
: niener. &ier tpur6e er am 1dd5ite1
E Worgen nit %erfrorenen 6uBen ol1i
, gefun0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
@e5eime sitnne Der streiffabrer.

WV
DaB tpi6tige Dinge beporiteben,
gebt aus Der Sbatiabe berpor, bab ge.
itern sic 8eamten ser @eideniteuer,
&eielmo@er, Maidiniiten un6 Ser
5ra6tperlaoer baitig gu elmer Ronfe-
ren5 na6 Dem &otel ToleD entboten
mnr6en, mo ser bon Berbam am Son.
neritag in @aibington our 8oit ge-
gebene 8rief eingetroffen NOR. neber
oie gorgange IN 6ieier &onferen5 miro
oas Itrengite stiui@meigen beobadtet,
oob tper6en neue Streifanor6nunqen
faum Dor Mittpo6 fritz erlafien mer-
ben. 90 Die %ltnionen, tpel6e gum
@iienbabn=D epartement ser vMmeri=
ean federation Of 2obor" gebSren,
oolitanoig i%elbititanoig 1ino, baangt
@os Sdidial 6es Streifs natnrlid
ni6t ouSi6liebli@ bon @errn 8erbam
ab. Seoenfaus miro sic beutige 9i-
hung, in tpelder g. S. Glannerp BON
@btcago, Ser Hrdii6ent ser 6radtper.
laoer-nnion, %antpeien6 fem mir6, bon
.grobter @e6e1tung iein. Gs beibt,
oaB Die Sradtberla6er an6erer Mn=
ii6t fino als 6ie iibrigen gum Depar=
ter1ent geb0ren0en @etperfidaften, uno
oamit bangt Slannerp's ,eilige @eiIe
bierber ii6er 5uiammen. Sin ser ge-
@itung nabmen tbei1: Sbomas
gon Scar bon ser Mai6iniiten, Sranf
@atplep bon Sen @ei9eniteqern,
S. 9. @alipan bon Sen @eileImahern
uro SameS &ellp, ser @i%cepraii6ent
Ser 5ra6tperla0er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
fort, oaB sic 5ttuatio11 iebr aiinftin

fort, oab sic 5ituation iebr giinitig
lei. ST iagte, Ole M%a1sitdnoigen f0un.
ten es ii6 nidt geitatten, iebt our Mr-
belt 5nrld3ufebren; er periprede ei-
men glan5en0en Sieg innerbalb meb=
nerer Gage. gr tbeilte ferrer mit,0aB
Die Gbeds BON 81. g abgeianM ieien
uno Mittmo6 Nadmittag biier anfom-
men tpiir0en. Sic @erbeiratbeten err
balten $40, Die l1nperbeiratbeten $25
pro Wonat, iolange ser Streif oa1l-
ert. Die Streifer baben bei@lolien,
Bis @ittpod gu marten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Streifer perlanaen @elb.
MiiiouIa, Mont., IL. Sc

Wi o u a, Wont., II. San.
9ie CUR 8rnoeridaft Der u&ailpap
Srainmen" geb0rigen Iopie bie ur-
abbangigen Streifer baben geitern te-
legrapbtib pom 8raiioenten &aplep
peremptoriid lire 5treifunteritiibung
oerlangt nno cine 5riit geiebt, nod
oeren Mblanf iie 5ur Mrbeit 5uriidfeb-
rem moQen. &aplep antmortete TO-
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@etreibepreiie in 9nlutb.
San. IL, 1910.
&ieb-M Dart.
Shb.Gt. BauI gtehiuarft.

&inopieb.
Sic folgenben 8reiie fir1b tir lebenoeo
@ieb pro 100 Rfun1:
$roden gefittertes gieb.
Cute Biz priuna %geunditete Stiere 1915
mittsluaabige bis quite eemaftete Sic.
@eip55n. bis rniiteim. Stisre 4.oo@5 s:oo
@ute Biz prima &ibe un6 @eifers /. /.
S9afe.
ginbeimi19e @dafe unb 2dmmer.
@ute biz primo Sribiabrsldnrner bon
%. -. ..8.0O-9.50
mittermabise Bis CUTE Sribiahrslanmer
ex,,i,a. as,,;,,:r ;: .. S69-S99
@ute Biz alsgetpdblte Sdbrlinge bon
=. :. ). . ..6.75-7.75
@ute Biz prma @pes -. .5.O0-5.5O@
MittelmdBige Biz quite @tpes 4.O0-5..0O
@en6bnli9e Biz rnittelm gtpes 2.50-4
SSnaaeeh S'p sx;n ;; m.thsr: 1929. So 90.
81de =. :. !. =. !. :. ..3.OO-4.OOs
3udtidafe !. /. -. .4.50-5.2b
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
@efuhf.

@nt fatboliide beutide 8itttpe ODER
Mdo9en in mittleren Sabren finoet guz
tee 9eim alf elmer i60nen Sarm nabe
@taot, tpenn %geionnen gu beiratben. Ser
mogensfa9en ni6t beriidiidtigt. Nad<
5ufragen in Der Expedition Def s 8latz
tes. 7=2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Cute @eIe8enbett.

Ginem guten S@mieb bietet iid in Sud.
man. morrifpn COUNTY, cine bpralalide
@elesenbeit. sine CONFERENCE.-The unb
6pl5reporaturitGtte au faufert Dber al padh-
ten. Mdberes bel Granf Msiihfe,
Sgt 8udnan, Morriion go,tntp, Mtiiit1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

Die &erren S. 56mtff nn6 u.
!@imsl baben ibr an Sen 2oper Spunf
Safe angren5en0es @runoeigentbum
ser goerg 8raugeleni6aft bon ct.
Saul faiufli6 iiber1aiiem. 3wei 5u ie-
ner @eieGi6aft geb0rigen @erren ber-
bradten lebten 5eptember mebrere
@o6en an 6em ihonen Mbon Safe,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-04-29
X. Of P. Reception

Freight has commenced to arrive
for the new store at Leland, which
while really branch of Beckwith's
of Kendrick, will be known as the
Leland Mercantile Co. and will be
managed by Senter Alexander. 1t
is probable that this store will be
opened during the fore part of May
and the same lines will be carried as
are now carried by Beckwith at his
Kendriek store, which should assure
patrons that the quality OF goods
will be all that could be desired and
the prices will be practically the
same as in the Kendrick store; this
means that the prices will, be right
as Kendrick is one Of the few towns
in this vicinity where there is real
competition in the general mercan.
tile line as well as all other lines.
Goods OF all kinds can he bought at
Kendrick today as low, quality con
sidered, as they can be had at any
other town in this vicinity or as low
as they can be had from any mail
order house.
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The Conquest Campaign Convention
of the Inland Empire Sunday Schools
to be held at Moscow. Idaho, May 10
lille, 1910, is expected to be notable
in numbers, enthusiasm and results.
Coming at the close of year OF
remarkable progress, with Governor
James H. Brady of Idaho, SIX Strong
Specialists, and sixty other speakers,
secured for the program. large and
enthusiastic attendance of delegates
is expected.
Every Sunday School in the County
should be represented. The Con.
yention welcomes all workers. Free
entertainment on the Harvard plan
will be gwen two delegates from each
School, provided the application is
sent in early.
Tuesday, May 10, will be Elemen.
tary Day, Wednesday, May II, Pas.
tors and Superlntendents' Day, and
Thursday. May 10, Teachers Train.
ing and Adult Class Day. At least
200 students in Teachers Training
will receive recognition. A special
Rally of Mems Adult Glasses will be
addressed by Governor Brady.
A special rate of a fare and one
third has been granted by all rail-
roads. Write for prospectus to the
Inland Empire Sunday School Associ.
alton, 619 Peyton Big. Spokane. Wash.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-04-29
Church Services
METHODIST

Juliaetta-10 am. Sunday School.
ii am. preaching. Theme. Esprit
ual Famine" Lam. A. Baptis
NAL ceremony following.
Kendrick-10 am. Sunday School.
Z p. M. Epworth League. Leader
Mrs. Bailie.
SPIN. Preaching. Theme, .De-
nominational Pride as a Barrier t.
Spiritual growth" LIST Cor. 3:1-9
Central figure, Christ.
The Methodist people of Juliaett;
request US to preach to them once :
month, on the 1st Sunday am, which
we will gladly do if proper arrange
ments can be made. We most earn
estly solicit the attendance of all in
terested persons at our Sunday ser
vices, SO that we may know the de-
sire of all in this movement. W.
hereby acknowledge our thanks to th,
Presbyterians for their kind offer o
the church for our services.
JAMES S. TAYLOR, pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-04-29
X. Of P. Reception

The Knights of Pythias, assisted
by the ladies and friends, held one of
the prettiest socials in the town on
last Monday night when a farewell
reception was given Andrew Hill
and W. NJ. McCrea. The newly
finished store room formerly occu.
pied by the Mari Brothers was
changed into a hall of tastiness with
flags, lanterns. lights, flowers in
banks and boquets and arches.
Pianola music enlvened the hours,
progressive card tables first and then
dancing occupied the time. Fruit
punch was served and a dainty CO.
llation was enjoyed.
Prizes were won, the first By S.
Callison and the BOBBY by DR., w. A..
Rothwell and We're handed with the
compliments OF the winners to the
honored guests. The wee sma hours
marked the close of the gathering.
Between fifty and sixty were present
and from the youngest to the Oldest
there was unmixed pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill will soon go to
British Columbia to make their new
home. Mr.. and Mrs. McCrea will
spend the summer on or near the
Sound; both carry with them the
best wishes of the entire community
for the best success.
Mr.. Hill WAS one of the earliest
settlers OF the town and was a char.
ter member of the Lodge. Mr..
McCrea has been for many years in
the hardware business and has been
Past &C. and Grand Representative
to the Grand Lodge. With re greet
we bid them good bye and God-speed.