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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-13
SPANJE OTROKA.


Crni telesni in duSevni razvoj
otroka V prvih letih utruja vse
telo ter %potrebuje cato otrok dol
gotraJnega in mirnega Spanja. Pr
viii Sest let ne ladoSca otroku niti
celia noe, negO mu je potrebno.
da spl tudi Sc pc dnevi. Vsekakor
MAJ lega otrok zgodaj - pc zimi
med I. in 8. pc lett med s. in 9
uro Spat. Nccerja maj emo uro
pref. preden leze: uziva mai we'd
no lahko p~rebavljivo hrano. Ma
Vecer ga ne Smemo motif Z buCnO
igro ter ne draziti njegove domi-
SlJlJe Z neprimernlmi povestmi o
Strahovih, o ]copernicah it'd. Pre-
den gre otrok i poStelj, maj opra-
VI SvoJo pCtrcbo. Ma TO je treba
strogo IN zgodaj patti re pri maj
hnih otrocih ter Jill, &c treba tudi
ponocl poklicati. da Sc ne nava-
dijo necesa. kar je pozneje Silno
tezko ali cello nemogOce odpra-
/ Wit.
Nespametno in brezpotrebno je
majhne otroke zibati in il prena-
Sati. da zaSpe. Tudi nj treba. da
hi morala vladati Smrtna tihota.
kadar otrok Spi. Ma nekOliko hru-
pa Sc otrok Ze lahko navadi.
Ielo Skodljivo je jemati otroke
k Sebi V postclj. Vetkrat store
matere to cato. da Jim nj treba
ponoci vStajati. Toda pomisliti je
treba. da MISC tako redki slucaji.
ko Je matt polelala Svoiega otro-
ka. To ST. zlasti lahko zgodi ma
kmetih. k.ier materc YES dan ma
pcrnu delaIo in 50 >ilno u%trujene.
ter trdno Spe VSo noe. Neglede ma
1 to pa tudi otrok. Xxi lczi navadno
nizJe oil matere. vdihava Slabi. IL
prlJeni zrak. Xxi ga izdihava matt.
kar Je gotovo Skodljivo. Marsika-
terra matt ina ietiko ali kake dru-
ge bolezni Y Sebi. IA kar nit sauna
ne We: ir lahko Jill prineSo ma ia
nacin ma otroka. Poleg tega Sc
otrok >pavania pr >tarSih Silno
tezko odvadi. in tako Sc lahko
pripeti. ko .e H. nekoliko razum-
nejSi in hudnejSi. da vidi kaj. kar
hi mm morale ostati prikrito.
\ekatcre matere imaio navajo.
da dairjo maihnim otrokom Wi
watt rama ~uSpavalna Sredstva: 30
naivet kuhan max. da hi jill otrok
penoci ne m4til. To ie ~naravnoSt
zlotinSko. 0tf9k. Xxi je uzival ia
ka sred>tva. duSevno gotovo "a
OStanc.
Otrok maj ina vSak svojo, do
wolf veliko. ciSto. ne nremehko
poSteljico l. nizkim vzglaviem. Ko
81 otroci nekoliko vecii. ie pa do
bro. da imaio tudi svoio spalnico.
Xxi mora biti seveda tudi poleg
Spalnice %StarScv ali odraslih.
Da bodo otroci hotel spati sa-
mi. Jill ie treba " cd malega ma
vajati ma to ter Jill rikdar stra-
Sill 5 parklji in bavbavi. ne pripo-
vcdovati jim ma veCer povesti in
bajk o StrahOvih in prikaznih ter
Jim pojaSniti. la so to neumnosti.
V katcre izobraIen Glovek ne We
ruje. Sploh mai odgoiitclii tudi
cato ne StraSiio otrok : Strahovi.
kcr kazelo ma ia naCin iaStno one
mogloSt ter iaSno izpriGuieio. da
81 sami ne morcio pridobiti 20
trcbne pok%orScine. Ia slabotne.
bolrhnc ali Iivahne otroke. XII
imajo jake buino domiSliiio. pa
more postati tako S~traSenie ma
ravnCSt uSodepolno. Steer pa Sc
ne zagreSaio prot tcmu toliko
StarSi. kakor posi-. katerim mai
materc ne prcpuStaio proved svo-
Jill otrok.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-13

&c hi bila Minka sauna dobila
akadcmicni naSlov. ne hi mogla
bit sreGncjSa. Srca il mic nj tezila
misel. da bo treba Sc Gakati. Ce-
muir Sc .je nadeiala doSlej. Sc .ie
zgodilo: tako Sc izpolnijo tudi
druge made. Xxi znajo brzdati zelje.
Ia 1t polete tez mejo. k.jer nj vec
ciljev, ampak razoGaranje. Izpol-
nitev bo krasna. IA tudi priGako-
vanie je lepo, vse lepSe in lepSe.
cimbolj ST krajSa. In Minkin OBJ
a ie cvetel in meme oci so bile
~jaSnejSe cd dine do dine.
Nelimir pa Sc .ie zopet mucil 2
vpraSanii. Ponosno veselje prvega
hipa Sc je boil in boil umikalo ne
zadovol.jnosti. Ia YES trud in vse
zrtve .ic plaza premajhna. Cemu
ie nadkriljeval %SoSolce, Gemu SC
bill niegovi izpiti o%dlicnejSi. Ge nj
zdaj mic wee cd drugih? Ali ne
PLAYA ma Nth uStnih %porogljiv
smehliai. kadar misiiio. da iih ne
Opaque? In nekateri ga nemara
Sc pomiluieio. ker so ugenili. da
ga u~praSania boil tare.io kakor
druge. Ali nj ponizan. ker nj po-
viSan pc zaslugi svoie preteklosti.
polnc marl.iivoSti in Irtev. Xxi Jill
mnogo drugih nj poznalo?
Krepko Sc je vzravnal njegov
ponoS. Nikdar mi hotel zaostajati:
SamO V prvih vrstah .je bill zadO-
voljen in nihGc nj bill tako mocan.
da hi GA bill mogel prepoditi IL me
sta, Xxi 81 ga ie bill oSvojil. In vsi
50 priznavali niegovo ~prvenStvo
ze liza ljudske Sole. Nj Jim bio
treba gledati V duSe in pretipava-
ii srca mai so 81 mislili. kar so no
tell - odrekali mu MISC primata.
y zdai? Kaj veliajo 5 preGu-
to NOE. kai vSi Skorai nadclovcSki
napori? Kie .ie zdaj niegovo pr
vcnstvo? Ivan ie koncipient pri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-13
Gibanje krajevnih klubov.

Sodr. JoSip FerjanGiG, tainik
JugoSl. soc. kluba ST. 46 Pana-
ma, ILL.,. poroGa. da 50 bill ma sell
dine 81. maja izvclicni slrdeGi IL
radniki III tekoGc leto JOS. Fer
lancic, tajnikom: Nalent. Andol-
SEX, organizatoriem. Frank Pc
trio, zapisnikariem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-13

gu. III Sc bavi $ povestmi boga-
boJeclh Judi in Xxi bodo izhajale
V "Proletarcu' SLOW. delavcem V
pouk in Zabavo. - Zdravil
Dopisnikoma liz Clevelanda Tu-
di vajin dopiS smo izrocili sodr.
povestiGariu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-06-13
Sfranka
zvLECEK SKLEPoV z ODBO.
ROVE SEIZE JUG0SL. soc.
ZVEZE DINE II. JUNIJA
1911.

wee vaznih took V ocigled agitaci-
je in propaganda IA socialism
med jugoSlovanskimi delavci V A
meriki.
Med drugimi vaznimi Zadevami,
je bila ena na~jvaznejih delno re-
sena tiSta o kteri Sc je razprav-
ljalo re ma sell 10. aprila. namr,
ko Sc je zakljucilo, da Sc Ia drugo
leto povabi ma agitacijsko pot V
Ameriko. sodr. Etbina Kristana.
Ma isti sell jc bilo sklenieno. da
Sc praSa Sodr. Kristana. zee hi no
tel prevzeti to nalogo.
V posesti kristanovega Cdgovo-
"a. V katerem pravi, da ie naGel-
no pripravljen priti semkaj. te
odbor sprevidi. da hi mogel Una
gait to pozrtvovalno delo. da 81
ideia ureSnici, je u~praSanje gle
de KriStana samega - reSeno. O.
staja torej lie Sc ~uprasanie virov
in sredstev, kak0 doseci svoto. ka-
terra hi Sc potrebovala. da Sc to de
ianski uresniGi.
ProraGun - k~aterega predlozi
tSjnik ma podlagi informacij o
vOznji ma suhem in ma mOkrem.
kakor tudi primerno nagrado "a
cas- govornikovega bivanja V A
meriki. katero mai hi bio k veGie-
mu IS tednov - je okroglo
$4,000.
Ia svoa - tako ST Sklene So
glasno - Sc nabita skozi 10 me
secev pc DC. Cd clana V klubil
Jugosl. Soc. Zveze in Sc hrani V
Zvezni blagajni edino "a ia ma
men.
Sklene Sc tudi. da krajevni klu-
bi oh casu shodov. ma katerih bo
govorrl kristan, nastavijo ustop-
nino, primirno njih razmeram in
da gre cisti prebitek od tistega V
tiskovni fond iugosl. socialisticnih
listov V Ameriki.
V krajih. kjer nj socialisticnc
organizacje, pa hi rOjaki zeleli
prirediti sh0d IA Kristana. hi bile
to mogoce storiti lie ma ia naGin.
da Sc organiZira odbor, Xxi hi oskr.
bel vse potrebno "a p~rireditev
shoda in poravnal naStale pctne
ali druge sluGajne StroSke.
V ten slucaju je treba iaviti
taJniku Iveze vSaj I mesece pre-
dino sc namerava prirediti tax
shod.
Kristanov prihod Sc .ie doloGil
"a sedaj zaGetkOm septembra o.
zir. koncem augusta 1912.
o glavnih tockah tega twice
ka, bodo odglasovale organiza-
cije.
Ma priporocila Sodr. BeSenica.
da Sc poSlje ma konferenco srb-
skin socialistov 5. l.. =. Strdnkc.
katera Sc vrSi Clevelandu dine
,. in 3. julia. enega casniSkcga
porocevalca, "reporteria'', XII
maj bi zastopal liSte .iugos!. see.
Zyeze sc spreime SoglaSno. da TO
delo prevzame sod. BeSeniC. IA
Ear Sc plaza IA potne in druge
stroSke 5000 IL Xve/nc blagaj-
ne.
Sklene Sc tudi. da Sc povrne IL
Zvezne blagajne $500 Mar.
Glasu"', XII ie pOsodil Sodr. NJ.
Lncicu. ia je mogel iii ma pot Y
Chisholm. MINI. kamor mu .ie
ysled zahteve ondotnega kluba
DIAL direktivo ma pot 81. odbor.
Ma mesto radi odpotovania cd
stoplega sodr. NJ. LuGica IL 81.
odbora, je na~znanjen cd SrbSkc-
ga o srednjega odbora V 81. odbor
sodr. Steve Perrin.
Odborniki so bill navzoci: Tho
mo BeSeniG, SpasOje Markovich.
katarina Strahota, Frank Pc
inch, b. r. Savich. j. Della in
Steve Perrin.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-08
Write to Representatives and Sen
atOrs i'm Congress TO Fight the
Roman Catholic Land-Grab

[ did not say that Congress had already
given away to the greedy priests 100000
acres of public domain, in New Mexico. What
[ stated was that the Roman Catholics are
after it, trying to get 1t.
A bill to that effect is now pending, in Con-
gress.
The highest law in the land forbids any APP
preparation for any church. Yet these untir-
ing priests are always razing money out of
our public treasury. They did it under Cleve-
land; they did it, under Roosevelt; they have
done it, and are continuing to do it, under
Taft. The thing gets worse and worse
The Rome bossed pussy -footers are inch
ing up, all the time.
And now they have fixed their ravenous
eyes on our public land They are asking
for 100000 acres, as an entering wedge. IF
Congress makes that grant, a precedent will
have been established. And them these Catho-
lie land grants will be with us, forever more
The Roman hierarchy will have a powerful
stealthy insidious lobby in attendance on ev-
cry session of Congress, and to the already
enormous wealth of the Pope will be added
millions of acres of our best public land
Why do Protestants fear to oppose these
Roman Wolves?
Why are the Protestant pulpits silent?
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-08
JEFFERSONIAN

gave S., and promised to give 500 more, even
IT he had to mortgage his typewriter to do it.
Another man had saved up $25 with which to
purchase modest tablet to mark the grave of
his wife; but he seemed to see vision that
his wife preferred for the heathens to have
the wad, so he forked it Overland the Board
will apply it in part payment of the debt.
After all of Bro. Gross labors the debt of
the Association remains at about $4,000.
Why not scale down the fancy salaries paid to
the pampered missionaries? Why not reduce
their pay to the average salary enjoyed By
preachers IN this c0m1t4y?
That average is 1866. A dollar buys less in
these United States than anywhere else on
earth. A dollar buys more in the Orient than
anywhere else on earth. Why pay the larger
salary IN the lands achere the cost of Hvimq Is
so z0oc?
Rev. DR.. J. w. E. Cox has publicly and re-
peatedly denied that he denounced me as a
liar, in the jacksonville Convention. [ gladly
accept his disclaimer.
Our Methodist brethren publish magazine
called 1.-The Missionary Voice." On page 81,
OF the June number is picture of one of their
lady missionaries, Mrs S. S. Harris. I wish
all of you could see it. Elegantly dressed, in
tle lateSC IaSlllOn, Mrs. Harris beams upon us
from her seat in a dainty, two-wheeled vehicle.
which has pair of shafts to it, like road
cart. Between the shafts, stands bare-head-
ed, bare footed, well-dressed Chinaman, to act
as horse.
This man takes the place Of four footed
animal; and trots hither and thither, in Sung
kiang, China, pulling the stylishly arrayed
white lady who has gone out there to ''win
souls" at SO much per year
[ find myself growing peevish over Mrs.
Harris complacent self-righteous, canting,
sloppery letter the ''Voice'- and so will
change cars.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-08
THOMSON, GA, JUNE 8, 1911.
Little Items About FOreiqn Missions

Suppose that [ should 'bust up" a funeral
procession, with noy automobile and should
be nabbed by policeman for so doing-Rome
would fairly howl, wouldn't it? You'd never
hear the last of the scandal.
That's what brother Graham of The Chris
tau Inde@ did, though; and nothing much
was said about it. Sometimes [ wonder
whether Peter or Paul would have taken seats
In Bro. Len Broughton's motor car and gone
scooting around with L. g. in Atlanta
And even though John the Baptist might
have taken spin with brother Graham,
don't believe that he would have enjoyed
busting up funeral procession.
This reminds me that The Christian Zndeu
prints the report on Foreign Missions, as
made by brother R. J. Willingham of the
Richmond, Va, "Board"-which Board costs
the Southern Baptists $31 900 per year. Of
that tidy total, Bro WiIlingham sedately and
regularly pockets $4,000 per annum. The
Inden affirms that Bro Willingham's report
begins "With note of triumph"
Why so?
Because, last year, 800 missionaries, native
and foreign, have baptized $500 heathens
That looks to me like scanty harvest. Less
than five converts to each salared missionary
is nothing much to brag about
[ wonder how many heather babies were
born last year while those 800 missionaries
were immersing 5000 heather men and wo-
men?
The Edinburgh Congress published the
fact that about 100000 heathens professed
Christianity during the preceding year Inas-
much as ''the heathens" number 8OO,OOOOOO,
doesn't your common sense tell you that sew
eral million heather babies must have come
into the world, while the missionaries were
winning the 100000 'cOnverts?"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-08
Entertaining the Crowd ON July 4th

We have been asked whether we would ac-
cept contributions toward the expenses in
cident to our Fourth of July celebration We
Shore would.
While we will not request cooperation, in
that respect, we will cordially accept it.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-08
Booker Washington and the Bap-
fiSf OkJ3hOnSm

1t seems that we BaptlStS are afflicted Dy
having In our midst person of the name OF
A. j. Holt. [ assume that "A. j." in this
case as in others, stands for "Andrew Jack
SON." Sometimes when [ see certain men
wearing the name of Andrew Jackson won
der how many times that irascible old hero
has had occasion to turn in his grave.
This A. j. Holt runs little one-hoss pa
per in Oklahoma. He calls it The Baptist
OAzahonoaro. That isn't much of name; but
then the paper isn't much of paper
Do you recall that Booker Washington af-
fair?
The admitted facts we're, that ''the great
negro"-as some of our slop-over editors call
Booker-went up to New York; did his pub
lie stunt with his usual dignifed propriety;
and then went on private line.
He appeared in the hallway of fiat occu-
pied by white people; and smiled at white
lady when she passed him, going out for a late
evening walk On her return, Booker was
still there; and as she passed him again he
spoke to her, using the word ''sweetheart."
She Indignantly and Immediately reported
to her husband. When the white man saw the
negro, the latter was STOPPING at the bedroom
door of the lady, as though peeping through
the key-hole.
The white man Ga carpenter named Ulrich)
accosted Booker and asked what he was doing.
there.
Instead of disclosing his identity and stat
ing his business, the negro resented the ques-
ton and showed fight. Whereupon, Ulrich
lit into him, with his fist Booker fled. Yes.
sir! 'the great negro took to his heels
The white man pursued. The chase was
the l1vellest ever seen in little old New York
Block after block, Booker ran; block after
block Ulrich ran; whack after whack the
white man dealt "the great negro" who
Y.ofnT L Ill
who never said a word while he was being
pursued and beaten.
Not until the policeman took him before a
magistrate did Booker disclose his identity.
He was bruised and bleeding; and the police
man said he smelt whiskey on the great ne
gros breath
Booker explained why he was in the hall
way OF the flat. Said he was looking for a
name on a door-plate. Said he was on the
hunt for Smith, the treasurer of Tuskeegee
But Booker had left Smith at Tuskeegee;
and Smith was in Alabama, at the time that
Booker smiled at the white lady, and called
her Sweetheart"
Ulrich was asked to plead guilty to an as
sault on "the great negro" He was assured
that the sentence would be light He refused
to plead guilty; and if the case has ever come
to trial, don't know it,
few days after Seth Lowe and Len
Broughton and President Taft had rushed
their indignant sympathies to Booker, that
bunged-up individual gave out statement
generating Ulrich. Booker said that some
body had been trying to kidnap Ulrich's
child; therefore, MI. Ulr1ch was justified in
supposing that he, Booker, was the man!
If Ulrich has child, and if he had sus-
pected that somebody was trying to kidnap
it, the newspapers have been strangely silent
about it. My opinion is, that Booker was only
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the label your paper it
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02
PRACTICE

The Department will permit oral
arguments in contest cases pending
before it and it is the duty of coun
sci to confer with all parties for the
purpose of deciding as to the date,
Arguments will be heard on such
date if consistent with other plans
If such stipulation cannot be had
the Department will entertain a
motion for oral argument by any
party, after notice to all parties
When such motion comes up, the
question of whether an argument
will be allowed, and if allowed, wher
will be settled.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02
WANT COLUMN

School supplies at Simonds drug
store.
Common boards for sale. b. F.
Lbr, Co.
Special price this week on china
ware at Brody's.
A pure food-Mistletoe Olemar-
garine, at Bush's,
Moores Furniture Co. do all kind
of furniture repairing.
Singing sewing machines on easy
terms at Ladley's studio.
WANTED-A good second hand
organ. Enquire at this office.
The B. F. Lbr. Co, have large
stock OF common boards that they
will sell cheap.
Day in and day out. and month
after month it pays to buy Hard
ware from a hardware company.
FOR SALE-Four milch cows
and four calves. address,
5O-4t FRED LIPp. Copeland, Idaho.
For SALE-A horse five years
old, between LOO and 1900
pounds, gentle and sound. Will
sell cheap for cash. H. M. LESLIE
When YOU have cold get q
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. 1t will soon fix you az
all right and will ward off any
tendency toward pneumonia. This
remedy contains no opium or Other
narcotic and may be given as con
fidently to baby as to an adult
Sold by all dealers.
When your feet are wet and cold
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take hif
dose of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, battle your feet In hot waite
before going to bed, and you ar
almost certain to ward off sever
cold. For sale by all dealers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. U. Stand Office
at Occur d'Alene, Idaho, November %, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Francis Davis, Of
Copeland, Idaho, who on August 10, 1910, made
Homestead entry, No. p56zS for E11 swN, Lots
aud Sec 30, Twp. GAN Range T., B. NJ, has filed
notice of intention to make Final Communication
Proof, to establish claim 10 the land above
described, before w. d. Baxter. U. g. Commits
sioner at Boomers Ferry, Idaho, OH the 2sday OF
December, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses H. Harbrian
Matt Ripatti A, Nelson, Beuiah Davis OF Cope
land Idaho, II. Fl Rohde of Coolin, Idaho.
ll-25-l223 w. II. BATTING, Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02
The Pacific Monthly Special Rates

The Pacific Monthly of Portland,
Oregon, is publishing a series OF
splendid articles about the various
industries in the West. The Sep
TENDER number cor tanned an article
on Success with Cherries. The
October number had a beautifully
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Growing Apples. Other articles
shortly to be published are Success
with Live Stock, Success in Grow.
ing Walnuts, Success with Fodder
Crops. These articles are written
by experts, and are not only
authoritive. but very interesting.
In addition to the above. The
Pacific Monthly each month pub
fishes a large number of clean
wholesome, readable stories and
strong independent articles on the
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The price of The Pacific Monthly
is $3.50 year. To introduce it tt
new readers, it will be sent for si1
months for $50 if this paper i
mentioned.
Address, Pacific Monthly, Port
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, U. 3, Lano onc
at Occur d'Alene, Idaho. November 81, 1871
Notice is hereby given that Jameson Hawkins,
Of Boomers Ferry, Idaho, who, on January %.
1909, made homestead entry, No. Ols5S for NW14
Sec A. Twp 81 North, Range e. Boise NJ, has
filed notice of intention to make Final
Five year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described. before W. d. Baxter
u s. Commissioner. al Boomers Ferry, Idaho
on the 2nd day OF January. 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses; Henry T. Hub
BILE, Walter T. James. Greed Parker, William
Parker all OF Boomers Ferry, Idaho
ll-25-l2-23 W. H. BATTING, Register.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02

by local applications, as they cannot sar
There il only one way TO cure deafness,
and that is BY co institutional remedies.
Deafness is caused ny an iniiamed eo nui-
ton OF the mucous lining of the Eusta,
chan Tube. When bis tube Is iniiamed
you have a rumbiing sound or imperteest
hearing. and when Il Is entirey $40 SIosss n,
Illumination can be Ia ken out ana TINS
tube restored TO It's normal eonalus1 ION,
hearing will be destro. fed forever e. I rrp
cases out Of ten are ca used by Satsrrshl.
which is nothing but an, innamed cohoa-
ton OF the mucous surf tces. ..
We win give One Hundred DO liars ior sns rsa y,
Deafness caused by catarrh) tina ~
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for 81 HeeAars rec
F.J. CHENEY. a 60 Toledo, Onto
Sold by Druggists, 1Sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for con etipatoa
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02
Gives Quick Action

The Brody Pharmacy reports
that A Single Dose of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc, as com
pounded in Adler-i-ka, the new
German appendicitis remedy, re-
lieves constipation or gas on the
stomach, almost instantly.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02

II the Herald prints your hutter
wrappers they are lawful in every
respect.
81 have been troubled with con-
stipation for two years and tried
all OF the best physicians in Bristol,
Tenn, and they could do nothing
for me-" writes Thos. E. Williams,
MiddIeboro. KY. Two packages
of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets cured me-" For sale
by all dealers.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-12-02
/ PUBLIC LAND DECISIONS
Have Recently Been Rendered by
/ The Secretary Of the Interior.
DESERT LANDS

NEAoNN4 A6H0N
Where a desert entry is embrao.
ed in a township which has been
suspended from all forms OF entry
for the purpose of resuryey thereof,
the time for making proof should
he extended so as to include the in
tervsl between the date Of suspen-
sion and the filing in the local
Land Office of the new plat OF
survey.
No company will be hereafter
recognized as beneficiary under
the act OF March 3. 1891, granting
rights of way over the public lands
and reservations to canal and
ditch companies organized for the
purpose of irrigation, in the alb
sence of an application formally
presented for specific right OF
way; and in cases where com
pany claims to own existing rights
of way, the Department must be
furnished with full showing OF
the uses made of such rights OF
way, and the intended uses to be
made of Che rights of way sought in
connection with those alleged tc
have been previously acquired, t.
the end that the department may
determine whether the purposes Of
the company are properly within
the intendment of the act of March
3, 1891 as amended by the act o.
May II, 1898. go Stat. 404.(