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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19


faced the necessity of earning live
courage. He managed to earn fair
ly comfortable living while receiving
an education in the public schools. Hts
first position of Importance was that
of superintendent of plantation; then
he became a brakeman, conductor, and
agent at Piedmont w. Va, for the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company,
Thereafter he branched out as a mer-
chant and leading collier and later
became president of the West vir,
ginia Central & Pittsburg railway. Re-
markedly successful in this capacity.
he became president of the Piedmont
& Cumberland railway.
Mr.. Davis entered politics in 1858
when he was elected to the house of
delegates of West Virginia He made
many friends In political circles and
served as state senator and also United
States senator from West Virginia.
Senator Davis reached the zenith of
his political career when he ran on
the ticket with Alton B. Parker for
the vice-presidency OF the United
States.
Mr.. Davis is man OF genial and
charming personality. He has risen
from the ranks of the very poor to a
position of prominence and distinction.
His early years were years of strife
and work, but he battled on with q
happy and optimistic heart and won
position and fame. The success of
Mr.. Davis is q grand example of the
fruits of American opportunity.
United States Senator Elkins is his
son-fn-laW
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19
Beer and Flowers In Germany.

The Germans are proverbially
thirsty nation. This fact has Just been
strikingly illustrated In the farming
out OF the various departments of .
new theater to be erected at Berlin
The rent for the refreshment depart
ment in this theater is $4,000 per
annum, while that for the cloakrooms
is $4,000, for the playbills, $4,000
and for the florist. $1,000. 1t has been
ascertained that In theater with
1,400 seats thousand glasses of beer
are sold on the average during each
performance. but that the sale Of sand
witches and other light refreshments
is of no consequence. 1t is beer nrst
and foremost that pays the piper"
and after the beer the flowers. This
also is characteristic. - Montreal
Standard.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19
Fight on Bird Slaughter.

Asserting that soo.o0o.o00 birds are
killed yearly for the adornment of
women. the French League for the
Protection Of Birds is greatly con-
cerned about the vast slaughter caused
by the fashion for "Chantecier- hats.
Last year a single London merchant
is said to have sold $4,000 hummins
birds. Oddly enough, the Society for
the Protection Of Animals this year
presented It's annual grand prize" 70
M. Rostand. the author OF "Chaztso
ler.-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19

Yes, SIR" said old DeScadds, =,
Judge a man by the company he
keeps"
Thank you" rejoined young Would
bee.
Thank mel" exclaimed the old
man. why should you thank mer"
Excuse me-" said the young man.
but thought you had in mind the
fact that l have been keeping COM
pany with your daughter for nearly
year. Boston Sunday Post
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19
Lays Seven Ecos q Day.

Scranton. Pa.-Seven-count them
seven eggs from solitary hen in =
single day. With eggs selling for 20
cents a dozen. can you beat III
This is the unrivaled feat of fowl
belonging to David Lewis Of this city.
And Il 10 . monsrel hon At that, NOT
one Of the $1,000 fancy Orpinstons- n
u q cross between . Rhode Island
rcd and . Buzz Cochin. and was booGh1
By Mr.. Lswis for IL cents.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19
Tho Impractical Per.on.

Il understand Bliggins is walking
the door because OF his debts.-
"Great mistake" commented the i'm
practical person. While he was about
II he should have borrowed enough to
gst An automobile and done his wss>
ring b oemfurt-
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19
AMERICAN IN MEXICAN
COUP MAKES BIG PROFIT
David b. Thomp

David b. Thomp
son Of Lincoln,
Neb., I o r m . Z
United States Am
bassador to Mexi-
CO, made a snug
profit of not less
than $5,000,0 900 out
OF the sale Of the
Pan-American rail-
road to the Mexi-
can government,
according to a re-
port that Is cur
rent at tho general
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19
Speaking Of Lives.

Miles-It is said that cat has nine
lives.
Giles-That's nothing. Time has
more lives than a cat
Miles-How do you figure thatf
Giles-Why, time can stand an IN
definite amount Of killing
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19
~on-fn-law
The oubstItutc.

Idx-It's well for Marion's happiness
that she invited Jack Detmars, her
rejected suitor. to BE- one of her we'd
ding guests.
Belle-Whyf
Ida-H~ chosen groom failed to ~
ysax
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-11-19
- ~
ACTIVE AND AMBITIOUS
AT THE AGE OF 81 YEARS

Henry GassawaP
Davis is one of the
grand old men OF
West Virginia. He
wos born poor near
Baltimore on No
vember 1d, 1923,
and was left far
therless at an early
age. When he was
10 years old Mr.,
Davis, then an Or
phan. was oompell'
ed to paddle his
own canoe, and he
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Dickinson Business College.

The Dickinson business college
is now under new management.
G. +. Price, of Saginaw. Mich,
is the new manager and Miss
BessieWolford, :of Mankato, MINI.
the stenography teacher. New
fixtures, ETC., have been added,
making the college equal to any
in the state.
1t is now prepared better than
ever to give students the best pos.
sible in business college work and
prepare them to enter the bust.
ness world without fear of failure.
Their bookkeeping course is &C.
knowledged to be the best in USE
at the present time.
Send your children and they will
make Of them men and women
thoroughly prepared to enter the
business world and hold the best
positions.
Special opening on Nov. End
when new classes will be started
in both departments.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Some Ono Had to Stay.

A man whose duty it was to in
spect the prisons of South Amer
lean republic arrived late at night
at one Of them and asked a ragged
"gaucho" who opened the door
where the chief of police was.
"The chief, sir" he answered,
Olives at his farm three or four
leagues off. He seldom comes"
"And the second of police?"
"The second has not come foe
some time, sir. The poor man has
his wife ILL.,"
"And the officer of the guard?"
ssHe has been invited to dance"
"And the gendarmes?"
"The gendarmes, sir, finish then
duty at 6 p. m. and don't return
till next day"
"But this is scandal! There h
nobody here to explain things. And
you-wIlo are you?"
Il am the prisoner, sir"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Sentinel Butte Notes,

From the Republican: W. D.
Forsyth brought action this week
in Judge Gardeners court against
i. S. Meyer on the charge of
burning some hay. The Judge
found sufficient evidence to war
rant binding Mr.. Meyer over to
the district court on a bond of
$500 which was furnished at once.
The 400 gallon gasoline tank at
the Odland farm, a couple of miles
west of town, blew up last Friday
night with a mighty report. 1t
Jared things for miles around
and scared few people--but no
other damage was done. The
cause of the explosion could not
be learned.
j. B. Stoddard has been emf
nently successful in the ranching
business for number of years
and now that he has taken to
farming as we'll, bids fair to make
similar record in that line. He
threshed this week and one field
Of oats of the Swedish Select
variety went so bushels to the
acre and another field of the com.
mon kind went 43. For a good
year this would not be large, but
this year, when oats are averag'
ing about 25 bushels. it is going
some.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
A. Merry SHOT.
A Man Took Big Chances on HI.
Life.
~ E. A. mitchell,

tCopyright. 1910. by American Press Aaso
ciation.l
speaking Of nerve" said the Con.
federate veteran. II saw a. bigger in.
stance Of 1t before I went into the
army than during the whole four years
Of my term Of service. l don't mean
case where man excited by the
booming and the volleys Of battle goes
in like lunatic without realizing
what he's doing. but where he co0lly
calculates on an advantage the failure
Of which will cost him his life.
II was living at the time in my IA.
tive town in Virginia. Abraham Lin.
coin was the Republican candidate
for president, and we were al! watch.
ing for the result Of the election. for
it was generally known throughout the
south that in case the man nominated
on platform Of no slavery in the
territories was elected our political
leaders were going to take the south
ern states out Of the Union.
virginia at that time was Union
state. At any rate, there were LOT
Of Union people in 1t. and l was one
Of them. though afterward l went
over when the fighting began. When
we heard that Lincoln was elected, you
bet everybody looked serious. Some
were hot for secession right OF, some
were opposed to anything Of the kind
while the rest didn't know what they
wanted. l was one of those who
were on the fence. and it was oul
kind the leaders were laying for tt
make secessionists Of. When ma,
was an out and out Unionist it wa;
pretty nard to move him. though lots
of us that were strongly opposed t.
seeding fought hard enough after the
Old Dominion seeded.
But what ! started in to tell 70,
about was the way Ben Hewson, ;
strong secessionist from the first, tIiet
to drive Ed Miller, as strong Union
list. out Of the Union and into the Con
federacy. They We're both piucky
enough, though they were Of difercn
kinds Hewson was aggrcss.ye, Away:
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21

Power & Wagner have = compe-
tent shoemaker in.their store. sIf
you buy pair of shoes there and
they rip, he will cheerfully sew
them up free. 48.49
w. D. Forsyth leaves today for
his new home in Bismarck. He is
taking car of furniture, his
thoroughbred driving team and q
saddle horse and will hereafter
make his home at the capital, al
though he still retains land and
other interests here and will be
here in person part of his time.
Mr.. Forsyth has done we'll, both
financially and otherwise. during
his residence here and has a lot
of friends both here and at Beach
who would have liked to have him
stay in the county. at least. Al
though Mr.. Forsyth is past his
prime, and some men would at
his age consider themselves past
the working period, he has been
on the job all the time and has
done some stunts on that ranch
that young man might we'll be
proud Of. As will be seen, he
still has too much vigor to retire
in the full sense of the term. al
though his finances would permit
it if he wished to, and will do a
big farming stunt here next
spring. Sentinel Butte Republic
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
An Eskimo Tradition.

Among certain tribes Of Eskimo,
is q tradition that the sun and moon
were once human beings, the moon
being an Eskimo boy and the sun
his sister. The boy tormented hil
sister, and to get away from him
she fed up into the sky and was
turned into the sun, while the boy
was doomed to continually pursue
her without success. And whenevea
the moon is in its last quarter the,
say that the brother leaves hk
abode and goes hunting for several
days in a s'edge drawn by fou,
dogs.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21

having lot to say and thinking that
every one should see things as he saw
them. Miller was retiring. said very
little and never forced his opinions
upon others. reckon an excitable
man is more easily irritated by one Of
these fellows who when you go for
them shut up like clam than any
other kind. Hewson knew that Miller
was straight Union aud insisted on
arguing the point with him. When he
found that Miller wouldn't talk he lost
his temper called him traitor to the
south and wound up by saying that II
he wasn't with the south he'd better
get out Of 1t.
1T was easy 70 see that all this was
very annoying to Miller. We were all
surprised that he didn't resent what
Hewson said, and some set him down
for white feather man. Possibly
Hewson thought 50. too. and that's the
reason he Kept on adding one insult
after another. vowing that he would
| drive the black Republican out Of the
state or into the Confederacy. All this
happened half century ago and is
now pretty nearly forgotten. The is
sues that then were of such impor-
lance are now buried. Human slavery
was not extended; it died.
The day news came that Lincoln
was elected separated us pretty much
On to one side or the other. Those who
were inclined 10 secession before, but
didn't avow their sentiments. now
showed their colors, and as they were
in tue majority the rest kept quiet.
Some Of the secessionists were mighty
hot against those who wanted to throw
of the Lincoln yoke four months be-
fore Lincoln would be in position to
put yoke on to them. They weren't
even willing to wait for the state to
secede. Among these was Ben Hew.
son. He talked to knots Of men and
to individuals. being far more bitter
against what he termed the rene
gades Of the south than the northern
people.
when the ordinance of secession
passed the legislature every vestige Of
restraint vanished from the secession
lists. Ben Hewson Immediately Sc,
about performing his promise to drive
Ed Miller out Of the state or intn the
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-21
Big A ! |
Horse Sale!

Having completed my contracts for railroad grading,
have decided to sell all my horses, and, in company
with n P. Nobin who will sell his personal property,
will hold big auction at Carlyle on the above date.
Following property goes to highest bidders:
Twenty head of work horses and harness,
binders, mower, gang ploWs,2 discs,
l harrow, wagons, bu88ies, ! bob sleigh
cutter, 3 COWS, all household GOODS and
numerous other articles.
Terms will ( o
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STOMACH GAS, INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN AND HEADACHE GO

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ans one of YOU may have an at.
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stomach five minutes afterwards
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Ask your Pharmacist for so.
cent case Of rape'a Diapopain aud
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ing Ia the stomach. Nausea. Debll.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

hntskes Theatre has again scored
Dis hit With fs ciientete. aud Ai
though the hih wits two days tate.
VIZ audi'See was tan we'll pleased
Win thc nffetins 90 De very peeYish
oyer me two days deprivation. Al
that the tmptanlrfu hiii pus on iu
N'h "' the regular list wac not 80
Wufae Anyway. the naw nan hau
rsme. 90 pui lt in ere v.rnaeutsr
ant ~ usual. Is riRht there e-af,,
number GA the program a tandtaate
gnf the laurel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

Ai@afisis nefFhiai ~. -
tlre shaM . anoahohna hefNroa
Spokane ava arts ctty Hsa tire biil
s. frpEihitien "a 9tFts. bus the bead
liners are - sod that they carry
IRE lame acts alone wffh fhwfu ga
fairly aucfe sgui entirety
Mauriria M1riehisti fresh froui
triHmpHs az tae Manhattan ppefu
house. New Yurk u heard IN ssl~c
tons ffusa iighl epara. ard she Is
~ FAR MnWvn tNe average mnaiea
Offering ia vaudeville that her aud q.
ifffea IN apt tn forget that even stag
ere hre human heiNNs. not mrra
music machines. ard that tfre are
enfitisd fn sarau consideration in tti
matter af demanding enrurea
Avery and Hart arr iifa savers.
their act being = scream from en-
trance SO axit They are htafk
comedians. ana both the black ana
thc comedy o. real The rofnhira h.
tiDn ls a asfe snoush iauRn maker
aifd while their act t. on ne order
nf Williams aud walker. there ts
eaan&h Individuality and new nual
ness go eeeape fhe cisar9c ~ uiagias-
isr1
nefws Merry CiFga European
aft With aix h9akY German nlss-s
aniak 7rfotitle stunts u9HFe ~ isss
1ilkleat tsHt 3 Wild aacrnaa wne
FnssAf RlusaHf tmaNlme that tNis arx y
tstts eea the Inspiration FOR Marie
ufassiers new song. Heaven VIII
TaNe Cars af the Wafkln3 gifl
rHe Devil Ere SerVEnf and fhf
Man g. the titae ~ q sketch ln ahlsf
Ese beVlt ard The &efVamf in
fne h1use afs tnrpNu Together e.
farHs a dramatic ineiaeut that ear-
ftHa a neral The aes "A alaux iues
fonaa haf row. ard tnis = itk nfiu-
cipal mfNaatian
Allen 14Entman throw chunks ~
nosffinx eiay 81 a faard and EiVes
yea EHi dna ersGerfe George Wash
iaxsea 81 #sa several others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

AeN say that everything comes
\" utn uiHh who wRits, and The fert .
~, fatfehs VI The Majestic thaa re-
WI eeho amen tn the prnVsrh. The
ANW hlli, pat on last night after q
aals delay made tie big hit
" We new iheatru's existence. nv.
tsahk "n the program has ciasa
y, ilins Rt the feathefed bipedn. from
t'Nseh carmen with her smile TO
i.'','ha tueftln and the bunch 81 fem
inine loyellneaa asaiaflne him 4ha
lQ#sing iaVoiias. TERRY kenn and
NiNae htiHNnr. Edwin WtuehsAt.r
fostef and tuster are an tha IA
vance notices claimed ana Wtteb
more u really paid rs wait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
ON TEETH
Iii hdl DENTISTS
n Ps Threw Their
PIdE Axay

- lae,h ara .hs.i...t
4h - -1.'istrif essen.
nn i 49,. ". z.'esnsd man or
y ! &. Aa.afe has failed on
~. -. - &c omission
Aas ~ oeaai'ful
plAeed IN me mouth
u s.ss,... a .''s. are Glove
No., y. 800. ! 'ss'h n looks and
= /. ~ u
u ~. I. -. esainary bridge
/ ,a Ssi these teeth d.
i - s .sesa witch 20
a..s .ssid q me Rsgal
~ Save thrown away
bates whleh are con
IA around IN their
afss 3. neg soealled
Aisi Company nea
sueseaaialIy a.
"a been grown Il ~
i .ai roofas
j sm s. .,sa y .sem nom pa
'''ne ~ your Own "
i " u. e ~, .ag ". pfopo
j re- IF IA the gums
Il "a ma i,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
THE MARKETS

TIE iaiieaipg aFe tne average rffsrs
NnNtHd ~ the tecsa wtaaiasaisfa sn tarsi
rt"dares nfesata and ICED fstfea Ia aIi
tttga are sahieet - fafhs1iaa according
- tfsahne~a ana ernnFat esrellsacs bat
thrfh pFlHes. mniraa uthrTW tss insileagssf
are fsf stfisiiy first srsara
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

white You wait lie also aAsauita
= blackboard with paateia in lever
/. tAfleH PRHuuelrna aud VIM j
uli9Nah nave q colnUdy sketch ia
"a'ee aNrnen that goes fairly we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
OPERA SINGER IS 4
HIT At THE ORPHEUM

fta an daue by
klninsss and tha
hmnan vales az
ire 0Fpheun tlls
week 40 lsarsi
aF violent meth
sia unless you
class she aet -
ths tifuH Broth
rra tw9 willing
~ eFkers who
ga tn afnn
clubs al wa & h
ether under the
lad ~ cruai and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY

One Of the great advantages OF a eonnec-
ton with a bank OF strength and experience
Is the valuable advice j, may give you on
financial matters. This bank places freely AZ
the service of It's customers It's judgment and
knowledge in these affairs, and il heartily en-
eourages such uses of it's ever-increaaing ia
eilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-02

= - -
h fe.a 9afssr with g.harile
H. ) ~ Azinx man ap as a
IT. aee enFagemert af ihe
r. foe aixsf 10 ker new
a MMms Tho tenth
~ esf comes sandAY ~
h - saa4zg nsxhs "A sfas
y ss sssan ~ srs - -
sntxn~ Is cufrs1t af lhe
81 a'nlnx shsfe I'll fhn
M vi - goliwd snnEa4
Eea v Ths tien and fhs
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.'ss vas 4 mefniaf 81
AeAas eampnny aesr in
{ - Htsr theatre And fta
fnsf dgwu he was
k fssafrs e0sarang AZ
sat - sEpaps aiaAana
Eaaf eNn COR susi NJ
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