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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-05
William j. Costello For Prosecuting
ATTORNEY

| wish to announce to my friends
and the people of Bonner County
that l will be candidate for the
nomination of Prosecuting Attor-
ney at the Republican Primary cleo
ton, to be held on the last Tues
day in August, next. and respect
fully solicit your support.
If elected / shall perform the
duties of that office without fear or
favor.
Standpoint, Idaho, Feb. 1, 1910.
WILLIAM. J. COSTELLO.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-05
University Letters

With the completion OF the
semester's examinations during the
the next two weeks the law depart
ment of the University will have
completed its first semester's work.
Professor John +. MacLane, the
head of the law department. was for
several years in the active practice
of law in South Idaho and subse-
quently became assistant attorney
general, which position he resigned
to take up his work in the Univer-
sity. He was chairman of the code
commission which had charge CT the
revision of the Idaho code.
The Inauguration of the law
school was largely experimental
and it is due to the interest OF
Judge MacCutcheon of Idaho Falls.
one of the regents Of the University
that the step was taken. Particular
attention is paid to mining and
and irrigation law. During the
last semester all of the work Of in
struction has been conducted by
Professor MacLane and President
MacLean. Lectures will be de-
livered by the local attorneys dur
ing the next semester.
The farmers short course at the
agricultural college is the most sue
cessful in point of numbers and
interest that has ever been offered
here. Professor Grandson of the
dairy department says that never
has his audiences been more en-
thusiastic. The work taken up is
along the lines of dairying, care and
management of live stock, fruit
growing, farm crops, soils, machin
cry and poultry production. The
first nine days are being devoted TO
lectures and laboratory work on
dairying and the management and
care of live stock. The dairy work
is divided into lectures and demon
STATIONS of interest to dairy farm
ers and course especially planned
for butter makers. Special work IN
this line is offered by the chemes-
try and archaeological departments.
The course in live stock is of inter-
est to those who are in stock judg.
ing and those who wish to become
more proficient in the feeding and
and care of farm animals. A few
lectures are being devoted to the
treatment of animal diseases.
The instructors in the short course
are: (. E. Elliott, farm practice, Us.
Jones, chemistry of agriculture;
}. ID. Frendson, dairy farming, elk
testing, butter making; William H.
Wicks, fruit growing, market
gardening; l.. F. Childers; soils,
farm crops; J. E. Nicholson, agri-
cultural bacteriology; F. w.
Chamberlain, breeds of live stock.
stock judging, diseases of animals;
J. M. Aldrich, fruit pests; 0. H.
Osborne, poultry and farm machin-
lery; G. N. Frevert. dsirying.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-05
LOCRLs - PERSONALS

w.
Tony Brown of Copeland was
in the city yesterday.
Albert Handle came down
from Porthill Wednesday for a few
days.
james MoGreevy of Standpoint
spent several hours in the city
Thursday.
Orders for all kinds of Sewing
Machine needles taken at T. J.
Hollinger's.
-Messrs. M. P. DeWolf, J. L.
Frisch and F. E. Williams spent
several days in Spokane this week.
20. F. Howe received the sad
news Wednesday morning of the
death of his mother at Lake City,
Iowa.
The Ladies Aid OF the Meth
odist church will meet next Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
M. P. DeWolf.
Harold Morrill, resigned his
position at the S. l. station Monday
night, and left the next day for
Spokane to accept position with
the same company.
The w. l. T. U. club of the
high school gave a dance in Kent's
hall last evening. Invitations were
given out and the young folks Ger.
tainly had time of their lives.
&C. W., Bush with a pole in
spector from the Western Lbr. q
Pole Co. went to Summit Thursday
to inspect the poles that Pete Par.
ker has been getting out this
winter.
Pat Sullivan of East Grand
Forks, Mimi, arrived in the city
Thursday. Mr.. Sullivan is an ex.
perienced boom man and will have
charge of the B. F. Lbr. Co.'S boom
1t is to be hope that the company
will not lose any logs this coming
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Hoaglant
arrived from Rosalia lart weef
Thursday with their car of house
hold goods and have rented thu
Nelse Peterson's residence. Th,
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hoag
land are glad to welcome them bacl
to The Ferry.
The charity social given by tn
Rebekahs Tuesday evening was ,
splendid success. The evening wa
spent in various guessing contests
the braid cutting race by men va
the best OF all. About $500 wa
raised and turned over to Mrs
Herman by the committee. Every
one reports having had good time
The splendid Eckhardt Com
pany, including the brilliant sctres
Miss josephine Deffry, in an excel
lent selection of three differen
plays comes to the l. o. 0. f. bal
for an engagement of three night
com mencing Mondaynight, Febru
airy 7. Reserved seats can be secured
at the lone Candy store. Price
25-35-50c. Change of play eacl
night.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-02-05
Have You Signed.

Parties desiring to sign a petit
ton for a local option election
should see J. Hawkins at the office
of Hawkins & Leslse, or Tiberius
Mccall at the lone Candy store.
NJ. BRUCE. chairman
T. J. JONES. Sec.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, appointed by the County Commits
siOners of Garrett county. to view the lands
through which the following described rev
county road is prayed to ba located, said
road beginning for the same at a point
house on the upper farm and running thence
through the lands OF James McDermott.
William Umbel Joseph Thomas and NJ NJ.
Thomas, a distance OF about one and quar-
ter miles, to intersect the county road at
the Pennsylvania State line near the gate
house, and examine whether the said new
county road should he located. will meet on
the Twenty-ninth day of October, 1910. for
such purpose, and to determine whether the
public convenience requires the said locat-
ing of said new county road. and if so, to
locate the same and perform their duty in
the premises.
WIN. II. THOMAS,
JEFFERSON LOwDERMILK, Examiners
FRANK HUMBERSON,
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oOO-s-O-s-o-s~s"s-s-s- s~s-s"s-s-s~s"s"s-s-s"s
PULPIT.
: ZIONISM
IN PROPHECY
ADDRESS TO
A Jewish Mass Meeting-The
Hippodrome damned

he is definite, orderly, i'll his dealings
with humanity, in his shaping of
earth's affairs. For instance the first
Psalm quoted mcutiouS the time. yea.
the set time. for the return Of Divine
favor to Zion. So he finds matters all
through the Scriptures In due time
David. solomon and others represent
ed Jehovah in the Kingdom of Israel
and sat upon the throne of the King
dom of the Lord" Later the King
dom was taken from Zedekiah. the
last of the line of David to sit upon
the throne Of Gods typical Kingdom.
When the dominion was taken from
him the Gentle governments were rec
ogniZed. but not in the same manner
as was Israel. None of them was dcS-
ignated the Kingdom of God None
of them was given perpetuity of rule.
But Gentle governments were prom
iScd lease of power during the pc
Rod whom Israel would be cast off
from Gods favor Then at the end
of the appointed time the Gentle lease
of earthly power in turn. and Gods
original provision for Israel TO repre-
sent his Kingdom in the world. would
return. These are the set times re
fcrred to 10y the Psalmist Gods
promise To David THE sure morcie>
Of David" -wcre that Of the fruit of
his loinS one should sit on the throne
of the Lord forever. The real purpmt
of this promise was that Messiah. the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-10-13
The MdryIandA9ri(uItufdI College
COLLEGE PARK. MARYLAND.
Maryland's School of Technology

4ldI y ldllQ > -SIlOOl VI L GCuIOlORN
Fifty-fourth year begins Sept. 10.
Entrance examinations r. Il.
Eight courses OF Instruction leading 10 pro
teSSlunal degree Of &. :.
Agricultural, Horticural, General. Mechani-
cal Engineering, civil Engineering Electrl-
cal Engineering, biological and Chemical
The College has a close association with
the Department of Agriculture ga Washing
ton. College students are permitted TO visit
the Experiment Farms at Arlington and
Beltsvillc and thus secure an additional
equipment for their professional career.
The demand of the age is for men for LIES
activities. Positions assured t. those who
have worked with a will.
Each department supplied with the most
modern ana approved apparatus. Practical
work emphasized In an departments. Grad
yates qualified TO enter at once upon life'-
work. Boarding DEPARTMENT supplied with
all modern improvements. Bath room.
steam heat, electric lights. Location unsur-
passed for health.
Tuition, books, heat. light. laundry. board.
medical attention. annual deposit. chemical
and athletic fees an included m the annual
charge OF S6JO' per quarter, payable IN ad-
vance.
Sanitorium tor issolatlon OF contagious
disease. resident physician ana trained
nurse in attendance.
Catalo& giving fun particulars ou appllca-
ton. Attention is called 20 the Two Years
Courses In Agriculture ana Horticulture.
Failure 20 report promptly means loss OF
opportunity to student.
Early application necessary for admit
lance. Write for particulars.
II. W. SYLNEsrEE President
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ORDER NISl.

Fred. y. Thayer. Trustee. vs.. Lewis \. Hudi-
sill and Kate Il. Rudisill.
No. 1894 Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar
rett County, Maryland
Ordered. by the CircuitCourt for Garrett
county, sitting as a court of equity. this 2lSt
day OF September, 1910, that the sale OF the
property mentioned in these proceedings
made and reported by Fred. \ Thayer Trus-
tee, under a power of sale contained in a
deed Of trust from the said Lewis a. Rudi-
sill ana Kate b. RUdisiH, his wife. to the said
Fred. a. Ihayer, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
tober, 1910; provided copy OF this order
be published in some newspaper published
in Garrett county. once week for three
successive weeks before the l4th day of Oc
tober. 1910.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S2jOJ.UO.
L. u. TOWER, Clerk.
True Copy-TeSt:
L. u. TOWER, Clerk.
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recorded in the Clerks Office ofGarrett coun-
t., Maryland, i'll Liber No. 80, folio 364. to
which deed reference is here had for par
ticular description OF said IS acres, togeth-
er with all the rights and privileges as to
mining rights. surface and rights OF way, as
We're vested in said Gillespie by said deed.
This 6S3 acres of coal is considered
very valuable. 1t is located distance of
railroad.
An undivided one half interest in ten acres
OF land. situate in Garrett county, Maryland,
being also "A part OF what is known as the
Elk Garden tract. said undivided One-half
interest having been conveyed to the said
Gillespie by Henry +. Marshall and wife. by
deed dated the llth day of August 1902 re
corded in the Clerk Office of Garrett opun-
ty, Maryland. in Liber No t. folio 300 to
which deed reference is had for particular
description OF said property.
"
tract or parcel OF land containing one
acre. more or less, situate in Garrett county,
Maryland, on the Western Maryland Rail
road, near German. having been conveyed
to the said Gillespie by Henry c. Stemple
and wife, by deed dated the 30th day of
April, 1907, recorded in the Clerks office of
Garrett county. Maryland, in Liber No. "a,
folio l54. There are situated, on this prop
erty. several buildings, one of which can be
used for a combination dwelling house and
store building.
All of the above described property
will be sold free and acquit from all
liens and membranes. The title to
all of said property is considered good.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-th third cash in hand
on day OF sale and the residue upon credit
Of six and twelve months, the purchaser to
give interest bearing notes. with good per
sOudl security, for the deferred purchase
money and the legal title to the property To
be retained as additional security, until said
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-10-13
PEOPLES
Sermon by
CHARLES T.
RUSSELL.
Pastor BROOKLYN
Tabernacle


If tho p,,.l-I,.r ,r,i,.,,.,,.,.r., 4,,d,,. nd
'''
dressed a jewish Mass Meeting, III re-
snoDSa g., , rnolr.s5 s.rt f., him, I,, %
JEWISH AIdsN MeellA- INVITATION OoIA-
mittee. The invitation was signed by
.
Ai"I' Ii''''i"''' ' '' VI NJ"
York City. The invitation and Pastor
RusSollS response to the same follow
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" me Sous OF F"I 'l'S "I IIole9' aHl7 Oh
sell, has been widely published in tie
we have nothing to fear from YOU as a
race. on the contrary, i'm that statement
you H',i'lI-.'.U Way la' I3"i.iti.oh oil
yoIr rattI Il. IN. t..tfr4,r..... ,f o.,l. I Igu
and the d.. -saecs OF our Prophets. You
may well understand ho" surprised VIC
edoi,,, +,'t tI-'l. ..-l ,'.....r.. ~ ~
Bible stu unfuiaued. wnioH belong to the
Jew and not to the CHRISTIAN. ami that
- POI ..e-.., al''..H7 your
mentous Interest to ON, Jews, rae. arI
through us as people, to the nations of
the World.
IN -ba f,,,,'-.r5', 5c 49,. tr. Il'
ing Committee wHcn. by this letter re-
quests you to give public discourse, es-
pel-,-iS 70 our people. IL you VIII hindiF
TO suggest a ionic for yo,,. aIljras. ,,.bio,
We believe, will be very interesting TO the
pLanHc and especially to the Jews, namely
AZ faI + ll. I,oo,iIl.: W.. ,. s,.,,
afternoon at three O'Clock October Az
We have secured an option on the Hip
PoaloLne' New York $ largest and finest
that t6is date and 10 ,I, , oi'Ii ", I.oie
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situate in Garrett county. MARYLAND. being
known as a part Of the Elk Garden" tract
and being the same coal conveyed to the
said c. D. Gillespie by Peter F. Snyder and
Wite, by deed bearing date October - 1900
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-10-13
Nebuchadnezzar's Vision of Gentle
Dominion.

The vision was Of a StupendOuS i'm
age Its head of gold represented Ne
buchadnezZar's Empire Babylon. Its
breast and arms of silver represented
the Medic Persian Empire Its belly and
thighs of brass represented the Grecian
Empire It's strong legs Of iron repre-
scented the Roman Empire. East and
West lis feet of iron and clay repre-
santad panaI Rome Tho iron c0utin-
nos to rnnrosant civil Governments and
tho nirv clay MAKING them aDpcar
like STONE represented acrlnsiaStfrism
nc If i now. rnivad nm with tho noII-
ti.s Of tho tom l.inodops Of Furoue
,rh, v.bolo ,oriod If tina in which
g., ,-or;oI,, Camilla oo,o,nn,ants
-, ,1,,.,f,,.,+, ti,., ,,.,,l5 ,-,,,ld last
,,,,.;I Nt....i,I,.s. ,,..o,,,;...d L-iuod,,,
' ,iI l-,. 80 .,.,,l,,It.,II,. Sta,ni
-A''', ...l....,, ,;..,,,..,,. tt,.,t &
~ ii''' I,'..,1,
sew =" ) ''is '' NV mug
years pu' y I'Ioo'll''''
Al thef emu inc le'Se vi eai 'l'''
power OF "eAtIie governments WIN 'ei
inmate III me great lilhe o. uouO'e
loreJoiu pl Daillel NAI' - ne" -'1e9
sian 9il"ll S''Slu ui' ia we "a
stunning coH''oI u e"' u, ~, . IMAM, ''' nv
"el'Ie GOV 81 iI'ii''-I'S ~ '.''V' io' 'I''
n"'IoiiS si'''I' W. ,'HU 80 49,
Anu 'Htu ""u Ono9e' 'oP.0'
rae, WIN come ~ 'il' I'm ~ '"'
"oli'' I'll ''il,' ", us ''',' WI ~
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Zedekiah Rejected - Northumberland
Acknowledged,

50 long as God acknowledged the M
ton of Israel as his Kingdom their
kings were his representatives: but
when Zcdekiah was rejected it was not
Inconsistent on the Lords part to rec
ognize the Gentle governments, as
above suggested. OF King Zedekiah
We read. 20 thou profane and wicked
Prince, whose time has come that in
iquity should have an end. Remove
the diadem Take off the crown. This
shall not be the same. l will overturn,
ovcrturn, overurn it until he come
whose right il is (IeSSiam. and | will
give it unto him. Ezekiel xxi, 26, %.
1t was at this very time that God gave
the lease of earthly power to Nebu-
chadneZZar and his successors, as is re
lated in Daniels prophecy. Nebuchad-
ncZZar dreamed, but disremembered
his vision. Daniel the Prophet, made
prisoner at an earlier date, was. by
Divine providence, introduced to the
king as the one person in all the world
able to rehearse the Kings dream and
to give its Interpretation, and his pow
er so TO do is. declared to have been
Of the Lord.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-10-13

Practice i'm the Courts of Garrett ana I'd
joining coun ties, ANA IN the Maryland Con-
OF Appeals. Associated with Thomas
PeddicUrd, First National Bank Building,
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gradually increasing. will fill the whole
oortb t,ror, tIi. s+,ndnoip+ cold +bo
-. -
sleiNtI' 1t - I.o' ulliicuIt l"I US 10 pe-
iieVe the words of the PSalmiSt that
there is a time for Gods regathcring
Zio, Won - soft rirnn fvad ana unaI-
-, ,r,. -. ,,.l.,I.1 .,[.. ,-,.,
'''"'''' i III Hpc''NNi ""'i' i-'I liS
tend 10 say the day or lncnJh or year
in which these THINGS would lee accom-
,,fi.b,I II, ,vbi.I, tbo Camilla f..,so Of
V''i 'H = ""illIi''H ""uiu "a i'i 6 anu " -
Sldh : Kingdom assume control. lie dld
however. offer suggestion: so far as he
could discern. the time for these stuDnn-
dous events is very 1,ucb closer t.an
49, Of nc had s,,,,o,.d ,r,a s,,..,,
-. ,...:..
''''-09' 'o'.'' % vs. '''''
rtcNolla" on tAe paSlS suggested III the
Scriptures themselves, should be inter-
preted a day for a year lunar time. Sew
en- years in lunar time would represent
2520 DAYS and these. svmbolicalIv inter
nratad would moan o5eo voars-frono tho
+;,, >-t,,,,l,.,,7 ,,,,. ,l,,, l,,7 80 ~, ~,
-, -
as "o9 i'0's 'iiNl" N'"' u inc tiiiI9 VI
the expiration OF lhe tease oil Hehule pow
er, when the stone shall smlte the image
in the feet. So far as Pastor Russell has
been able to determine, the year of Zede-
kiah's dethronement was Cos B. c. Thus
calculated tho oI.o ,.ea,., Of C,c,ti1n Ieoea
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Coal
AND
OTHER PROPERTY
Situate in Garrett County, Md,
Known as the Gillespie
Property.

BY virtue of tie authority vested in the
Trustee. by decree entered ON
the 2uth day OF May, 1910, in the matter of G.
ID. Gillespie, bankrupt. pending in the Dis
trICt Court of the nited state for the North
ern District of West Virginia. the undersi9n-
ed Trustee will on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-10-13
68 1-2 Acres.

All of the coal underlying d tract of Ian,
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'.ra'. sharpShJDteT- w"r" never lbl" - dn.
...D ,r.a'ur" LIC..-d hi'u ua ~" heed
% a Nav g. blind one 'vr tNr life lTrutE
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from tn" wound. Hui a i"~udnrut iu
a"u'afIrI Na. '"au' "u 90" I"ii sd" g
..Is head
e. g. na ir|lrrs sur'f no.. s,'r" cheerful.
giE.r tIa -Hrtng - r'''-i. si',i Iu ltf" -
any ~ Nebraska gr-w u.p ,ErlII.I
'.r hiu '.rui ally .ud r' maj" hIs w.y
gradually westward 'uUI BIZ" T"a N'd
'E" Pacific Beng uHa'" - rru,.., 4
'rrt'"r I" S'rIiTf df-.pIy..r'.ai amt
nls s,r,. lnr'r.d a. u"ar ''. lu'0rinV
~ yla"" - b." Coud
Mar,II.. Iafavorr" Fowler. Iaad.- Of
the Washington ~" and Drum Corps
= "a" I'D drummer irHv sud- partner
Ills gwen nam b"'ra-z the k'vulu'iuuary
ltmoagh.r" thai suTT guird his cradl"
Ha had ancestors ~ The R'yohIfiDu AMI
Srtl ppsspsss.- thD cat 81 one Ut tl'iu
With It's hell lU'tUuS.
u was ~ the War Il 1919 and kn"w
-barn fighting ~ and arug.d Detroit
It's older hruthsr was a ff"r ~ III" war
with Mexico and Mr. Fowler has his fife.
q. w.ll a. ~" pnc which D." hIW>.lf plav'-l
~ ~" ,Iy.l war ard several silver sizes
tNai have b"'-I 81. s"n'ed 80 him - a
marx ~ honor.
H. has pIay.,I tho NJ. for city .SiE wears
H. pItv"l 70 IN caInplign MEETING WHOM
Er.uiput rHp FIR President a. ChErl,''".
Mich H.. wont o. the front With to.
Twentieth Michigan. There has mover
h,.,u = v..nr sine" the war that &C has not
had "harg. e fifo ard drum corps zpIn..-
Nhrrr lie declares that IA an experience
~ ffiy vsar~ West ~ the best drummer
he ever knew