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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

Nem Yprf mir bemcrfte, bic ttnipn
sable 80 Miaipnen S%reiocnfcr. Sic
Srdge intcreiiirte mid, ih beennn iie
gu itiioierer, iinb fanb in Der Stntiitit
bes Sa6res 1905 fplgenbe Saten: Sci
elmer gebDlferung bon S4,246.252
S%tnipobnern ipnren in Der ltnion ~
Riqionen &atbolifen unb 80 Iilios
men bic nnberen friitlid1en Seften al>
geborten, 5ipei Wilionen Suben, cine
Wilion Mubamebaner lino 8uobbiz
item, I'M @an3en alio MIR 80 Yro3ent
Ginlpobner, ipelhe irgenp elmer Hes
li9ion a%naebDren. Nlip mebr ais so
WiIionen, bic iih 81 feiuer Helisiun
befennett.
Sir ben nerboien unb iiberrei3ten
Gbarafter Der Entertainer Iprift aud
Die setpaltiee ausbebnung, ipelfe Der
Spiritismus nno Die Na9ie in ibren
beri9iebenen Sormen in Der Linton
%geiponnen baben.
Imerifa lit itols barauf, on Der
Spite oes Sortihrittes 5u iteben nnb
Der Wenihbeit ben 8eg in Die 3uz
fnnft 3u Seigen. Seben ipir mns
bieien Sortihritt ettpas nGber an.
Soiiab Strons in ieinem 8ude
.Social Yrpsress" bemerft: SIN
Sabre 1906 fanben in Srantreif SAT
Worbtbaten, m Seuti6lanb 567. in
Imerifa f0.162 itatt." $. 6. Weier
in ieinem gude .Sbe 8orlb tosoab"
inet: oSn Der Union iuiirben jebe
ISOLDE 200 Herionen get5btet; IS
Tro5ent Der iuesen Waorbtbaten Der.
bafteten iuerben bnrf bic Yplitifer
befreit; in Seutihlanb merben IS
Yru3ent Der N5rber, 1T Spanien IS
Yro5ent, in Stalien ~ Irp5ent, in
Jranfreid 81 Yrp5ent, in Ghslanb
so Hrpsent beitraft, in Mmerifa per-
ben MIR smei Hrp5ent Der Nt5rber be-
trait, SO Yro3ent laufen frei hernm."
Srof. @iieniterbers bemerft. oab in
Imerifa Der Niorb 20 Mal bGufiger
lei nic in europa unb Der General
Somer Sea bemertt in Ieinem 8rlhc
~Sbe Sailor Of S9norancc", bnB bic
Union piel mcbr 0erbrchen babe uIs
Die iibrisen 2dnber. iueil bic gep5lfes
runs einen ttnterriht obue Woral
erbaltc. (@ebt Gem ods 2iht crit
jest auf?! - Die 8cb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

"a riicl /, i'm Scs. ii. - Sen
AZ b%l1lierotbcn adrtcll6riihcrn in
~ 9clsicn pirb Sic 3cit CRITICS
~ lid lang, bis bcr 10 beib err
febnfe Tag bcrbeifomnt, no lie ouf
Die MiniiterIciicl biuaufflettern fDns
men. Nds Eroblcm p1rc Ieid,t sl
loier. lpenn nm bic .perbpbrtcu"
fatboliifcn Iiniitcr lid, si Der Icbr
einfadlcn SDiung bcaucnlen lpoItcn:
berobi1ei9er rno Den 6S. Ganbcrs
pcloe, 6pnans Il. i. 10. Ylde mndlen!
'Iber II Iieen id,pn ~ Sabre ldrg
fatboliifc Manner duf oen @iniiters
ltiiblcn, unS nod, INNER rrad,cn tic
feline Iniialten. bernb3uiteigcn. ,Sd
nib chen cine leiic 0cipnlt ildd,s
belfen", bcnfen ole Serrcn bon linfs,
nm .giit On uidt lpiIig. 10 braud)'
.ib @elpa!t."
3uerIt 1olte ee eirc &nrincrs guiz
lDiilne tbiin. uuf ha5, rreil ,lddb beil
SebGnpturgcn DEG libernlen @ldtters
d)nrrs Die @atboliten Del Sen Sc
meinbeipablen ppni 2anbc cine Ser
urtheilinp i3rcr Yoliiif crfabren
bdtten. Sas @eGeEibeil ipar aber Der
fol. mo 10 bate eS benn nit Der
aamnner@ NuilDiuns cinitipei!en quite
Iei(e. Srobbcm ertlGri INN ser
tatboliiMe &iniiters GrGIiSeni DC 9rpz
a~lcniGe in pf;cnt.ider aammeriibuns,
Die 8cgierIIs iperSc Dem 9oniac bic
a.floInne Der aanm1cr s~oriflagen.
aDcr crit i'm @tolat MGr3 Deg u6t;ten
Snbres. iine nahbem prr6er Ole aanrz
nter Die 9ermebrling Der Adn,n,criibc
i'm gintlGna nit Der Werolfcrungss
3u:,abnte eebradlt babe: Sic Garnmer
!piro tiinftis 1S6--1SS Sise 3Gblen
segen 1876 Der ictiecn annimer. Die
&ailmcr iperSe atcr nufeeIpit, ban1it
ale Sisc nod ben Hcseln bes oYroe
por5es" (@ertbciluug Der Sibe mad
Der Yarteiitdrfe) bcrscben tpcrbcn
fDnuen; ~beionbcrs aber. hcmit ans
@olf lid ausiprehen fonne iiber sic
neuc Sdulborlage.
Sd Ion,it bis 5iinr SUM 1912, tpo
Die allaemeinen @ablen itattfinOen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
~@~S|
(Spc6ien fir picie Seituns.)
Atam D. +.

Sranfen 81 9nniten oes 3udertruircs
ut beitoblen iporpcn, inbem Die 3oa>
beamten bas 8ruttosetpidt bes einses
fiibrten Suders eefdlift. eros ale
Dem besniigte man lid nit elmer
Strafc bon 10 IiQionen. Stint
~fleinere 8eamte tpurben gu serinser
Bulge pe%rurtbeilt. aber Die b0beren
3%oabedmten nnb Die Sireftoren Der
Sruits tpnrben frog BEG ~unerbDrten
Behring'S gar nidt bebelist.
Ser 8idter Crane iagte, am 10.
gpril 1909, in 6fientlider @eridtss
iisuns Su einem Suneen. Der einise
&obleu geitoblen bate: yWenn Oh
fteblen ipillif, tparte bis 9n sum @rd
iibenten elmer Giienbabn : @eicaihafi
setuGblt bit, baum fannit On ifeblen,
iopiel On iuilit mnb ,uirft nil
b~eitraft."
9rpb Der 10 feierlid bcrfiinbcteu
Oleidbeit Maer ppr benz Ueiete wirt
95 Hrp5ent Der Neser bas stimm
reft e%nt5ugen. Ser He9er bari IN
Den Siibitaaten nidt i'm sleider
@iienbabnwasen NIT Den 8eiBer
reiicn. @enn er aiid) Die sleiGe
Sabrtare 5ablt. muB er ii6 mil
einem seringen nnb oniir fir Neger"
beitimmten 8asen beeniigen. 8dbs
renb Der lesten % Sabre iplirben 81
284 Neger bonn Yobel errnorbet Inn
Die MorSer linn INNER irei uusees
gan9cn. "a bic Weser ansgeseif)
nete {? ?-Heb.) Slrbeiter iinb, nnn
bic Uefansenen mn 8auunternebmnrt
gen uerbingt iuer6en, iuerben bic
Weser sm m0slidit lansen 0etdnsniF /.
itrafen pernrtbeilt. 9ds erfldrt unS,
ipie Die 8efdnsniiie o Georgia I'M
Sabre 1904 cinen Hcin9elpinn bon
1.125,O0O Sr. er9aben.
Wenn mir b6ren, bak In Amerifa
100000 2irdcn pprbanben ieien.
miiiien mir bic Amerifaner fir elm
religi6ics Bolt balfen. Sarum mar
i'd iebr %eritaunt, ais elm UeitlidIer IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

mod nift tippen! - Wan fam ben
liberalen Wdnnern Il ben guten
Iatb seber. cine CUTE Ooiis bonn
obiecn Senf jeben @benb Dor benz
Shlafenseben ein%sunebmen, Tie
fperbcn bann Dalb ale 8 unlen
los iciil - Gs sebort alerbines, nm
|btefen Semi su peroauen, idon etz
ipds piel - yGerItanb unS Mutb"
Ser .rotbe" Spiarncnbldlcr bine
eeeen lit bieies Mal ipcni9er poetiIh
peranlast, - %ionbern Ingt in san5
orbindrer SrpIa iein &erSleiu her. -
Nan bore: Die acknowledgements
lit cine ,fiinitlifc", Die ibrcn @runo
in %unierer rblrd, unb pmrd, perpfuihs
ten 8irtbid)aftspolitif bat, Die bas
Bolt ihrppft unb ben @9raricrn uils
eridopflide @eipinne in bcn Sfpob
%iptrft." Sic Gentrumss
preie aber. = 10 beiBt eS pann
lpeitcr, - babe Dem Solfe Die tpnts
menbe Sbeueruus iuseeriert, Inn Die
Greiic nsrariider Srooufte %binauf5us
treiben, - unO ais bas ~9elur9en,
bdtten bic Sdiiblinse Der gentrums>
preile Die Srofite einseIdft. - niu.
Sas it allerDin9s ifon fein Semi
nlebr, ionbern Iharfer Sobafl Ser
@erlih lit aber iebr berbd1tis l,nb
miro Die io5idIbemofratiid)e .Siiiels
borfer Golfs3eitung". tpelGe Den
8looiinn in Die Welt 1este. Idon
einen ebr eutcn Iagen baben
miiiien, fpenn es i6r babel nid)t ielbit
libel tpurbel = Ilio - Die Sbeues
Elm It probuft bes
6 entrnmsll. beIleren
@abniinn sicbt's nidt mebr! -
Iiiiien Die 2eier FOLDER Na1rihs
ten aber bnrnlos ieinl 49, @ait5
iclbitperltdnblih iu1t man audi mic
Der nit Der b~eriibntten .Yripatiade
Der 8eliaion" - @impcl auf Den
2eim al loden, - bod Do bat MIN
unporiihtigcr 8eiic Der @enoiie Sr.
grbmann>8 oln ettpas 81 biel gez
plaubert, aIs or in Den ioSialiitiifen
Ipnatsbeften feititeIte. DAB cin
9 o5inIbem t, Der alif Der
fpiNenidaftlihen 9runblaac ieiner
Yartei ltebe. ME nnt nimmer 5ngleih
slaubiser G6riit iein f6nne! - CT
gibt iogar fret uno franz gu, bak bic
8irfe I'M Hedt iei, iuenn fic fase:
2atbuIif fann nte
2 DsiaIbempfra iein! -
Gls ih emit bcnielben Or. gromann
in elmer Scriammlilns su Y~faffenborf
5i Irbcitern ipreden bortc, ba 5eigtc
CT allerbingS elm anberes 9eiid)t,
- bd mar Die 8elieion ielbitrcocnb
a d e, unb Elm anipeiens
Der Gentrunsmann, Der biclcr IniiGt
pieberiprah - mubtc iif aiis DEM
Stdibc madden - ionit bGtten linn Die
sldubisen Ierebrcr bcs Or. grbmann
libel mitscipieltl - M~Ilcrbines. bicics
Yiaffenoorfer Irbeiter : Yiiblifum
itanb ia audi nift anf vfpiienihafts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
(Spe5ieu fir pieie 3eitnns.)
AnserikanifdBr So,i nbnr
astasks.
-
(Sier Der gemeis.)

Sn elmer gerianmlung. Die am
Gbriitabenb in Cooper Union nnter
ben Iuipi5ien Der io3ialiitiihen Yarz
tel Der Stabt Stem gort i~tattfano, erz
fldrte ii6 Wiliam 8. Sapipoob, Der
friibere Sefretdr Der Weitern Seberas
ton OF Winers. elmer Der WGnner, bic
Dor mebreren Sabren IN 8oiie Gitp,
Sbabo, auf Die Inflase Der 0erIdtpoz
rlins our grmorbuns beS Ggs @oubers
neurs Steunenbers bon Sbabo pros
5eiiirt unb freieeiproden tpuroen,
pffen fir bic Wcyfamara'S nnb fir
einen &lafemfampf, in benz iebes
Waittel bnrdb ben 3pef eebeilist mirS.
Seine grfldrunsen ipnroen bon ben
Iripeienben, laiit Der .Netp 9orfer
thanksgiving" NIT ipilber 8eeeiItes
ring allfgenomnen.
SaDiuDob iaste, baf bic We9fas
mara's setunft bdtten, mas Der alai-
ientampf, Der aampf sesen bic aapi.
taliiten, bebente. Saber iei mnb
bleibe er TIM SerSen bel ben W}e9fa=
mara's. Die &apitaliiten iollten lire
eieenen Sooten 3dblen. Snbgier Der
aapitalilten. Die fein 8elb fir ben
Shub Der Irbeiter bergabem. babe an
Der @iuene 8ataitropbe in 9ricepille.
Senn., gefiibrt. bel Der 207 Renihenz
lebcn perloren tpurben. Sn Cos
angeles ieien 81 Yerionen aes
tpotet iporoen.
SIM peiteren gerlaufe ieincr 9febe
CAB .Sapipooo 81. oaB er Die iesisen
8eIese perd6te. yGS ut an ms,
bic ietisc Nesiernns Der S~ereinisten
Staatcn iiber ben Sanfen ST. werfen
NIB cine inbnitriele Semofratie su
b~egriinben. Iir miiien nno iuerbrn
es tbnn; nidt mabr?"
.@crlaiien sic iih baraufl" er<
Shoa es aus benz Rnblifim.
8c5iiglidJ bes jiiugiten Circles Der
Strabenreiniser in Neip Dorf meinte
Saptpoob, boB er per1uft baben
ipiiroe, einen General Streit an ins
iseuiercn. unb Die Yoli3ei. bic er als
.Iorbaeie(en" be5eidncte, fir Die
Streifer 3li sctpinner. Or iet lieber
elm Vcrrdtber ieines 2anbes ais ein
Werrdtber feiner &laie. Shlieflih
betunte CT npdjmals, baF bic Spsia.
liiten bic aanse 0rnnblage Der Hesie=
rnns Der Sereinisten Staaten beiieite
id)teben miiien.
.Oenft Saran. SIR Grbeiter Der
@elt". rief or aus. .baB DIR nihts
ais Cure 8etten 81 berlieren uno Sic
@clt an aeirinnen babt." (@erabe
pic in @iitrautee, niht nabr?l -
Sic Heo.)
Sier baben omeritanilAc
So5ialiifcn nit ibrcm llmiturspros
srainm bod offsn senus se5eist. mas
Tie iinb. ipas tic iuoller. Sier in
biclcn 8eiipicl lit aild) ipicberum Die
nift mib5uberitebenbe slntiport &C.
gcben aui Die red,t naibc Sraee, pb
Elm editor Gbriit. oh elm ipabrer 9nz
tbolif 81 slciher 3cit Elm SoSiaIiit
Iein fonnc. Hein, ME nnb nimmrr.
- (g. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

Die 2mit unb eisbe 6ilm 8obItbun
mn ben Hdditen 3u erfreueu. braudt
nit Den @eibnamtsta8cn nidt aufs
6uborcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

Gpl. IoOiepslt ipirp ni9t Srdiis
bcntIdafts : gdrbibat iprrbcu. ipobl
obcr burite or iio1 fir YraiibcEi Toft
erndren, rpenn Die 3eit bcfcmn,er lit,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

Der sriinen Beibna&t ioleen nid)t
uubebirst unb oif ale Sdlc peiBe
Sitern. Soften !pir alto oas bette!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
pemtrdbr dlt~ndJrmplamnrrei.

sur ginisfeit nilb 81 cincln eins
trdhtieen @or9eben inter Inlcis
Der 8ii1Dtc. - Oas
pabte Dem beQen Sad1ien aber ebcnio
ipcnis ipie Or. Martin 2iltber ieiner
3cit bic .Strobepiitel", - unb 10
flunterte er dben! - Gin Iiberales
areisbIdttle fabt ieinen sal5en @ans
ncsmutb 5niammen unD - beiteigt
ben S~egnils! Gs lit Die ~Neupicbcr
Scitung"! - Wan bore nnb itaune:
limb nieber bringt Der Nui
burd,'S Ganb:
Iuf 81 ben Neihstaess
pablenl
Scbt. - bertifer Iann, lei
bel Der Sano.
Mad' los Gid bon ben
Sualen,
Son Sbeu'run9 urb o
Steuerlait;
3cig'. baB 8eritano unb Mutb
Oh bait:
8dbl' libcrale @dnner!"
Sn Der Mdbe Sielcr beneibcnsipers
then liberalcn Yesaiitss Stabt Neritpieb
ut Gin Sorflein. gen. @labbdd. port
Dirb cin ianpier Seu fabri5iert.
- dlcin. al Sicien Ylibcralen Scnf"
lam Der @labbad,cr Semi bcnu bod,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02
- y "

Ger iiinsit crfolaic SoS res aliscs
ifdsten @eidiGtsidIrcibcgs &drtia
s. Griffin . &hilabrlphic erinucrt
barau. rab CT c@ ipar pclaer. aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-01-02

(6Ortieeuns auf Der 10. scite.)
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
Meals In the Good Old DAYS.

In the sixteenth century it was con-
sidered sign of effeminacy to eat
breakfast Says Harrison in his DE
scription of Britain,r published in 1850
"Of old we had breakfastes in the fore
noone. beverages or munitions after din
ner, and thereto reare suppers. Now
these old repasts. thanked be God are
verie well left, and each one. except
here and there some young hungrie
stomach that cannot fast till dinner
time. contenteth himself with dinner
and supper only The nobility. gentry
and students ordinarily go to dinner at
II before noon and to supper at 5. The
merchants dine and sup seldom before
IL at noon or 6 at night. especially in
London. The husbandmen also dine at
high noon and sup at or 8. but out of
terms. in our universities. the scholars
dine at 1O."-London Chronicle.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
Baseball Prospects
chandise assessor.

During the past week considerable
progress has been made in getting
ready for the baseball season. The
posts are all set for the fence to en-
close the diamond, and call is issued
for volunteers to go out to the grounds
Sunday morning and help nail on the
boards. The grand stand capacity is
being enlarged and the diamond will be
given coat of clay, which will mater
tally improve it's speed.
Special arrangements will be made to
care for auto parties at the grounds.
Manager Neff and Tommy Judge are
busy lining up players for the team and
have negotiations on with several who
will materially strengthen the local
lineup. The first game of the season
will take place on Sunday, April q,
when Priest River will be here to give
the boys try-out. The up-river town
has strong lineup this year, having
the help of a bunch of Great Northern
engineers on the track revision work,
and they propose to walk away with
the honors.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
Approves Strawberry Project

Newport, Wash, April g..
Editor Newport Miner.
Sir-1 read with good deal of inter
est the report with regard to the New
port Strawberry Growers Union. 1t
cannot be commended too highly. There
may or may not be doubts with regard
to the profits in' other forms of farm
industry, but l venture the assertion
that there are not 10 per cent of the
farmers of Pend Oreille county who are
not satisfied by personal experiment
and experience that strawberries can
be grown and that at fine profit on at
least 60 per cent of the lands of Pend
Oreille county.
The question heretofore has been a
market. Of course our towns furnish a
very fine market for a limited number
of growers and small acreage, and those
who are supplying these markets would
naturally look with disfavor on the en-
croachment of any further competition.
But with a good strong growers coop
erative association and the crop in our
district coming on after the other mar
ket shipping districts, we would find
ourselves shipping on bare markets and
reaping the advantage of the same. We
no doubt could ship back to markets
that other growers had supplied earlier
in the season, as is done on the Atlantic
coast, where fruits and vegetables are
shipped both north and south at differ
ent parts of the season. This would
open to us not only the markets OF
Montana and the Dakotas, but Colo
RADIO, Nevada, Oregon and perhaps Cal
ifornia, furnishing practically an I'M
limited market.
Personally tried 20 differentvarieties
over nine years ago, and all succeeded
we'll on all soils we have in any large
area. No doubt we would be limited in
our choice of varieties to those that
will stand long shipment, like Clarke S
Seeding and Warfeld, but, even SO,
we can congratulate ourselves that these
varieties grow to larger size and''more
excellent flavor than the same varieties
do elsewhere.
Strawberries, alternated with clover
in rotation, will keep our land improv-
ing, make large crops of both possible
and make dairying or cattle raising a
profitable incident to our farming.
Mr.. Editor, count me for more and
bigger strawberries and the best mar
kets. J. r. PATTERSON.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
Didn't Like Questions.

Bishop Thrilwall. an English prel-
ate. had the greatest possible aversion
to answering questions. One day
tailor said to him when he had been
summoned to take the bishops meas
urements. what are your lordship's
orders?' II want suit of clothes"
"Here is very nice cloth. my lord"
"Ahv' ''And this is likewise a very
good one.'' "Yes." Here is another.
of excellent quality" Very" which
material will your lordship decide
aponY' 81 want a suit of clothes!'
And that was all the answer the tailor
could get When the new gardener
accosted him as he was walking. book
in hand, in the garden to ask. How
will your lordsbip have this border
laid out?' there was no answer. How
will your lordship be pleased to have
this border laid out?'' was the next
attempt. Still there was no reply,
But when the question was repeated
for the third time the answer came.
"You are the gardener. l believe, and
I am the bishop!
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
Candidate for Commissioner

George H. Boiler, of Newport, has
announced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomination for commissioner for
the First district of Pend Oreille county
and his name will be on the primary
ballot.
Mr.. Boiler has been a resident of
Pend Oreille county for the past Is
years, living on ranch near Wolfred
station. He has experienced the hard
ships of the pioneers of this section, and
has succeeded in developing valuable
ranch property, hewing it out of the
forest. In addition to the practical ex-
perience gained in farm work he has
done considerable work on the public
roads of this section. He classes him
self as Progressive Democrat.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11

Messrs. Morse and barrow, state ex-
aminers in the employ of the StatesBu-
reau of Inspection and Supervision of
Public Offices, expect to complete their
work in Pend Oreille county by Satur-
day of this week. Their report will be
filed with the bureau and will not be
made public until passed upon by the
attorney general, which is the custom
airy procedure of the bureau.
The gentlemen will go from Newport
to Colville, where they will hold hear
ing, at which time any person who de-
sires to make charges against Stevens
county officials as to their conduct of
office, can do so, provided the charges
are substantiated by sworn evidence or
affidavits.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
YOU RISK NO MONEY.
Our Reputation and Money Are Back
of This Offer.

We pay for all the medicine used
during the trial. If our remedy fails to
completely relieve you of constipation
We take all the risk. You are not OBJ
ligated to us in any way whatever, If
you accept our offer. Could anything
be more" fair for you? Is there any
reason why you should hesitate to put
our claims to practical test?
A most scientific, commOn-sense
treatment is Rexall OrderlieS, which
are eaten like candy. They are very
pronounced. gentle and pleasant in ae-
ton. and particularly agreeable In
every way. They do not cause diar
rhoea. nausea. fatulence, gripping, or
other Inconvenience. Rexall Orderlies
are particularly good for children. aged
and delicate persons.
We urge you to try Rexall Order
lies at our risk. Three sizes, 1Oc..
25c., and SOC. Remember, you can get
Rexall Remedies in this community
only at our store-The Rexall Store
The Tulles Drug Co.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
TOO CARELESS ABOUT
e.
APPENDICITIS HERE

Many local people have constipa-
ton, sour stomach or gas on the stom-
ach, which may turn into appendicitis
at minutes notice. They should
at once take simple buckthorn bark
and glycerine as mixed in Adler-i-ka,
the new German appendicitis remedy.
A SINGLE DOSE helps almost IN
STANTLY and stops further danger
because it seems to draw off all
the old impurities from the system.
For Sale by TITLES Drug Co.
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The Old DODGE.

Brown has refused TO give us an ex-
ira days time to meet his bill. He
Didn't you tell him we'd give him a
check for the full amount the day after
tomorrow
Il did He said that wouldn't do
He wanted it in the morning.
''All right Mail him a check today
and forget to have it signed There's
more than one way Of stretching credit
if you have to"-Detroit Free Press.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
Working on Bridge Survey

The county engineers of Pend Oreille
and Bonner counties have been doing
some preliminary surveying for the
proposed bridge across the Pend Oreille
at Newport.
A record of the daily traffic across
the bridge is being kept by the ferry
men for the use of the local committee
in placing the need for bridge before
the legislatures of the two states. The
first day the record was kept there
were over 500 people and go teams that
utilized the ferry.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
Worlds Most Valuable Garden.

The Bank of England has an old
fashioned garden in its midst. In the
center is fountain. there are a couple
Of trees. and the paths are graveled
This garden has curious history. In
reality it is the churchyard of the van
ished Church of St. Christopher le
Stock. which used to stand on the site
of the Mansion House. One reason
why the church was pulled down was
because its tower completely over
looked the bank. and it was feared
that it would be danger to the ''Old
lady If the church was occupied by
rioters. AS the bank occupies the site
Of the entire parish of Christopher lie
Stock it is said that any freeman of
the city of London can claim admis
sion to the old garden. AS matter of
fact. any one who cares to see it may
do so during business hours, and it is
we'll worth visit. if only for the fact
that it is the most valu:b!e garden in
the world london Spectator
Transportation In Charles II IS Time,
On the best highways heavy ar
ticles were in the time of Char.e
IL. generally conveyed from pace It.
place by stage wagons. In the straw
of these vehicles nestled a crowd o
passengers who could not afford T.
travel by coach or on horseback amt
who were prevented by intirmity or b
the weight of their luggage from goiE
on foot. The expense of transmittin
heavy goods in this way was enOr
nous From London to Birmingham
the charge was FL ($35D Il ton. from
London to Exeter f12 ($6O) ton. This
was about 80 cents ton for every
mile. The cost Of conveyance amount
ed to prohibitory tax on many useful
articles. Coal in particular was never
seen except in the districts where it
was poduced or in the districts to
which it could be carried by sea and
was indeed always known in the south
of England by the name of sea COAL
Macaulay.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1912-04-11
Youngest Judge Presides

Judge F. K. 3. Baske, of Davenport,
presided over Law Day session of Su-
perior Court Monday, substituting for
Judge Carey, who is busy holding a
jury term at Colville. Judge Baske
holds the distinction of being the young
est Superior Court judge in the state,
being but 26 years of age. He is an
appointee of Governor Hay.
Several minor probate and civil mat
tiers were heard, and VIM. Fagerstrom,
of Newport, was granted naturalization
papers, the first to be issued in Pend
Oreille county.