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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-16
Alias Summons.


In the District Court of the Second Judicial Distrc
of the state of Idaho in and for Nez Perez county.
Julia q. Langford plaintiff vs. Thomas Wilson, de-
PENDANT.
To Thomas Wilson, defendant In the name OF
the people of the state of Idaho.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you Thomas Wilson. by the above
named plaintiff. Julia g. Langford. iu The District
Court, of the Second Judicial District of the OF
Idaho, in and for the County of Nez Perez and an
swer the complaint filed therein, in said Nez Perez
County within ten days (eNcusive of the day of
vice. after the service on you of this summons, il
served within this. Nez perce County; or, if served
out OF this county. but in this District. within twenty
days II served elsewhere within forty days plain
tin will take default against you and apply to the
court for the relief demanded and prayed for in her
complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree of this
court declaring certain mortgage executed by Viii
liam G. Langford in his lifetime, TO you, said de-
PENDANT. as Thos. Wilson and bearing date of july
END, 1874, duly acknowledged ana certified and
recorded in book G. of Mortgages. pages to TO- in
elusive records of Nez Perez County. declared a
Is to obtain order of this court, requiring you TO
cancel said mortgage OF record in said Recorders Of
nee. SO as to remove said Cloud from the title of
plaintiff in and to said lands and premises and in the
event OF your failing. refusing or neglectng to
cancel said mortgage that the clerk of this court be
appointed to and directed to cancel the said mortgage
and enter satisfaction thereof of record for on
behalf Of and in your name.
Plaintiff prays for general relief ana for her costs
and disbursements in this behalf expended, all Of
which more fully appears by the verified complaint of
plaintiff. file herein, to which reference is hereby
made.
And you hereby notified ha, if fail to appear
and answer said Complain, above required, this
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded
in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the District
Court. of the Second judicial District of
tSeal the State of Idaho, in and for the County of
Neg Perez. this Second day ot January
A. d. 1896.
S. O. TANNAHILL Clerk
BY GEO, E. ERB, Deputy Clerk
E.ONElL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-16
Special Call for Troops

All Patent Medicines between the
ages OF q and As will report imme-
diately at the Owl Drug Store for duty
in the war declared on high prices.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-16
Gard Of Thanks.

My thanks to Mrs. Brearley tor her
kindness to me when needed it;
also to Mr.. Wildenthaler and Mr.. Ben
Dill. A friend in need Is friend
indeed. Please except my sincere
thanks MRS. s. MCGAHY.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-16
J. A. GUYER,
attorney at La1O.

Room 5, Lewiston National Bank
Building
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-01-16

Practices In the state and Federal Courts of
Idaho and Washington. Office next door to the
Odd Fellows building.
The herald., 1896-06-28
Graduating Exercises

The graduating exercises of the Wood
bury Business college will be held at the
Los Angeles theater on next Monday
evening, June goth. The program will
be as follows. Overture. La Gazza La
dra, Rossin, Prof. A. j. Stamm's music
school aorchestra; invocation, Rev. F.
al. Larkin; vocal solo, Anchored, Wat
son, Claude l.. Friel; salutatory, Miss
Ethel Ayers; Chariot Race, PAUL, C. S.
Delano's Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin
club; vocal solo, Nymphs and Sylvains,
III. Benrberg, Miss NJ Adelia Brown;
presentation of the college colors, La
vinia NJ Hendey; response, N. G. Eel
ker; march, Militaire, Schubert, Misses
Viola Bell, Kittie Bell and Prof A. j.
Stamm; address, Hon. Will A. Harris;
vocal solo. Creole Love Song, Edgar B.
Smith, II. s. Williams; presentation of
diplomas, George a. Hough; Gliding
Gondola Waltz, DeLano, DeLano's Gui-
tar and Mandolin club; valedictory
Morton A. Miller; vocal duet, Silent
Night, Cote, Miss Brown and Mr.. Will
Jams.
The annual banquet will be held at
Illinois hall on Tuesday evening, June
Goth
The herald., 1896-06-28
PERSONALS

II. J. D. Rener of Ell Paso, Tex, is 1T
the Westminster.
John G.. Graney of Columbus, O.. Is
now at the Hollenbeck
+. II. Gruwell, the well known River
slider, is at the Hollenbeck
Charles C. league of Santa Paula is
registered at the Hollenbeck
u. w. Mcmillan and wife of San Fran
cisco are registered at the Nadeau.
Olaf Glasoe of Minneapolis. Mimi, is
recent arrival at the Nadeau
c. \. Stokes and wife of Denver, Col,
are among Westminster guests
L. A. Quito of jackson, Mimi, is
among recent arrivals at the Hollen-
beck.
Dr. G. l.. Hutchinson of Cotton is
visitor to the city and is stopping at the
Nadeau.
i. 5. Thacker of Ojai, Ventura county,
is among the recent arrivals at the Hol-
lenbeck.
Mrs. William Macdonald of San Ber-
nardno is a recent arrival at the West
minister.
Mrs. Z. b. Owens left on the excursion
to San Diego Friday to visit ten or fif-
teen days with friends.
f. Z. Dunn, one of the proprietors Of
the Arlington hotel, Santa Barbara, Is
a guest at the Hollenbeck.
Mi and Mrs Francis w. Fox of River
side are in the city on a short trip and
have apartments at the Westminster.
Late arrivals at Hotel Baltimore are
| w. j. Rodgers and wife, Cincinnati, o..
j. NJ. Sullivan, Kansas City, and Zuleika
! c. GuibeTson, Santa Paula.
| Mrs Theodore Dohmcn, T. j. and Miss
| Dohmen of Austin, Tex, and Misses
Elise and Helene Groos of San Antonio,
i form party of tourists now stopping at
! the Nadeau.
| Or. u. S. NJ. Fretwell leaves tomorrow
| morning for Denver, where he will open
branch offices of the Botanic Medical
Institute of this city. DR.. Fretwell
| stands high in his profession and is
! known as n man of ability.
| Among the recent arrivals at the Abb
| botsford Inn are w. w. Eakins and fam
| lily of Philadelphia, Pa, w. H. Reed,
! Cleveland, o., w. Fl. Ncwhall, Chicago.
ILL.,, Mrs. G. Holterhoff, Cincinnati, E.
| Cook Hill, Oakland, Call Robert Smi-
lie and family, Berkeley, and Alex Bad
| lam and wife, San Francisco
The herald., 1896-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Falls Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. Tingley, Mrs. Francis NJ.
Pierce and II. L. Patterson, the presi-
dent of the Brooklyn society. They will
sail on the Paris. Mrs. Archibald Height
ley of London, whose nom de plume is
Jasper Neirmand, will accompany them
as far as her native city. Mrs. Height
ley gave the bride away" when Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright were married. and is a
wealthy and influential member of the
society.
The route of the crusaders will include
Egypt India, Australia. China and ia
pan, and the stay viii be prolonged in
London and Dublin, especially in the
latter place, where, on August 2, the
convention of all the European Theo-
sophical societies will be held. Before
the serving of refreshments the crusad-
ers stepped upon the platform and all
who desired to shake their hands were
invitedito do so.-Chicago Times Herald.
The herald., 1896-06-28

This was a staggerer. but he resolved
to get his 20 cents back anyway, and
went to the meet" Friday evening at
Friar's house.
The CAPTAIN was there. but would give
Dick no reason for his summary eXpul-
sion from the colony save that no mis-
chief makers were wanted in the gang.
Hot words passed but no blows were
struck. Frair finally dug up Dicks 20
cents invested capital and the latter
went his way rejoicing back to his stand
Arriving there he found Brown and
Cardnar +v,o o+bar ,bo rtor ,,a,,lo,.c
The herald., 1896-06-28
ONLY THREE DAYS RETAIN


In Which to Take Advantage of Dr. Shores Written
Many. sick people ask the question: doctor; how
long viii it take to cure and how much will it
cost Dr. Shores confident of the absolute merit of his
treatment and its healing power that he has crysaized his
reply to this query into Plain Business Proposition to
the Sick Dr. Shores will give to each patient payment
OF S1S Written Guarantee to treat all of Catah
and durable chronic diseases and furnish all medicines care
and attention Until Cured.
This means for SIS Dr. Shores must treat you and
furnish all medicines until cured
Now understand you treat for all Catarrh and chronic
diseases with Dr. Shores for the small fee of IS per month";
all medicines and treatment included or you can accept this
special guarantee offer made During JUNE Only, Owing to
Favorable Climatic Conditions and for SIS receive
written guarantee duly aested by Dr. A. Shore Co., ncor-
poraed and be treated until cured and medicines care and
attention included. Hundreds taking advantage
of this generous Offer
The herald., 1896-06-28
EAST SIDE NOTES

Charles c. Matthews is yellow negro
and lives on Wells street. He poses as a
politician, and claims to manage the
patronage of Savely hats. But whisky
manages Charles and has recently made
him ugly at home. His wife swore out
warrant for misdemeanor and he was
arrested Wednesday evening by Deputy
Constable Quinn. Charles says French
I. man is to blame who is endeavoring to
give him trouble.
Miss Bess Moore has been visiting in
East Los Angeles.
Rev. George e. Dye will speak at the
Baptist church tonight on Liberty and
Patriotism. The American flag will be
displayed.
The Asbury Methodist Episcopal
church gave a peanut social last Tues
day night at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston. There was a large at
tendance and plenty of fun for all.
Mrs. Frary and family have departed
for Pasadena, where they will spend
the summer.
Mr.. Lyman Hitchcock has been pro-
NOTED and has gone to Sacramento to
arrange to make that place his future
home. Mrs. Hitchcock, Miss Hitchcock
and Mrs. Ferguson will follow soon. Miss
Cochran will go to La Porte, Ind.
The Prize concert at the Congrega-
tional church was largely attended, and
was a splendid affair.
Mrs. Jacob Acker leaves today for
Dennison, Ia.
The lawn sociable given by the young
people of the Baptist church on Thurs
day night was a pleasant affair." Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan acted as host and
hostess, and the large number of guests
were entertained in q most delightful
manner. The lawn was Illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, the large house was
thrown open and decorated, while sweet
music was furnished by string band
The Knights of Pythias have lost their
goat and don't know where to find it.
The herald., 1896-06-28
NO EXPERIMENTING


The real virtue of Dr. Shores treatment for Caarrh and
Chronic Diseases lies in its unvryng success Dr. Shores
cures his patients and they tell you This tells the whole
story His treatment is not accident but the outcome of
utizes his knowledge of the effect of climatic conditions
on disease in conjunction with his advanced medical SCIENCE
and consequently his patients There is mystery no
experimenting with untried remedies attempt to palm off
the pretended virtues of yarbs gathered in the dark of the
MOON but an intelligent application of we'll recognized
dies mus day by day cohorts of cured and happy
patients join the grand army of grateful men, and chill
den who have been released from the hadom of disease and
suffering by that public benefacto Dr. Shores you SICK
you nothing for Consultation and may save YOUR life '0''
The herald., 1896-06-28
The Theosophists Start on Their Crusade

In honor of the seven crusaders who
started Saturday from New York to
teach theosophy in all the prominent
cities of the globe, reception was held
by the Theosophical society Friday af-
ternoon in the society's headquarters.
The rooms were well filled with men,
bers from town and those prominent in
out town branches who were here for
the evenings rally in the Garden theater
Mrs. Claude Falls Wright was too i'll
to be one of the reception committee, but
it was expected that she would be able
to start with the party.
Mr.. Hargrove was also present and will
be one of the crusaders. The others are:
The herald., 1896-06-28
WESTLAKE PARK CONCERT
The Seventh Regiment Band This Afternoon
In q Splendd PROGRAM

In Splendid Program
The following program will be given
at Westlake park this afternoon by the
Seventh regiment band, under the Iii
rection of Mr.. George Cam:
March, Fortuna (new), John Strom-
berg; overture, LEnchanteresse, E.
Marie; recitative and prayer, from Mos
es in Egypt, Rossini; selection from
opera Faust, Gounod; grand march, La
Refine de Laba, GOunod: overture, Poet
and Peasant, Suppe; Leila (Mexican SER
enade), w. p. Chambers; medley waltz
Songs of Erin, Bennett; finale, galop
Good Shot, Vendt-Derby.
The herald., 1896-06-28
ACTIVITY IN STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Much New Cement Sidewalk Being Laid In
Our City

1t is with great satisfaction that The
Herald notes the general activity in
street improvements. Especially is there
great interest manifested in the max
ing of cement sidewalks, the best form
of walk that can be laid. Clark and VIE
man, the well-known reliable cement
contractors, who do the greater part of
this kind of work, state that their bust
ness is better than they expected at
this time of year, and that since their re-
moval to their new office at 244 South
Broadway, they have been kept busy
figuring on news work. AS they use only
the best Olsen Portland cement, buying
in cargo lots, and do the very best work,
they are able to handle all contracts
promptly and in a satisfactory manner.
The herald., 1896-06-28
A DREAM, SAYS UND[EY
The Eagles Romance From
St. Louis City
HERVEY L|NDLEY IS HOME AGAIN
He Has Come Loaded Down
With Trophies
M'KINLEY IS COMING HERE
The Republican Standard Bearer Will
Be ia Los Angeles
Senator Foraker VIII Also Visit the Pacific
M'KINLEY IS COMING HERE
The Republican Standard Bearer Will
Be ia Los Angeles
Senator Foraker Will Also Visit the Pacific
Coast
OF Course Lindley Thinks That Protection
VIII Win Out In the State Of Califor-
nla-Markam in Luck-Fusion
and McLachian

"Otis dreamed that yarn and he re-
peated 1t over to himself so often that
finally he began to believe it himself.
Before the campaign is over, he'll hold
every man up as a lifelong enemy, who
he thinks doubts his word that the facts
as he relates them really occurred"
1t was Hervey Lindley who spoke,
and he had just stepped off the train
from San Francisco, dusty and travel
stained, after an absence from the city
of nearly three weeks. He found bun
dies of mail mountain high piled up at
his office, and during the process of
glancing leisurely through his cores
pondence. he willingly talked to the re-
porter for The Herald
John d. Spreckels and I did inter-
view Mark Hanna at St.Louis," remark
ed Lindley, but the subject of patron
age In California or anywhere else was
not once mentioned during the CONVEX
sation, and If it had been Hanna Is too
brainy a politician to turn any man or
set of men towards the wall under the
combination of circumstances which
existed when Spreckels and paid our
little social call.
Il can make no prediction as to
whether or not M. H. de Young will be a
member of the national executive COM
mittee of which he is to have charge
of the coming campaign. I heard the
rumor before I left the East and it is
more than probable. De Young is very
close to the powers that be and some
man of experience will have to look
after the several states in the extreme
West"
There is no denying" continued Col.
Otis admirer, that Col. Harrison Gray
Otis is very we'll thought Of by both
Mark Hanna, as well as by Major Nc
Kinley, but the former is much too able
leader not to appreciate the situation
as 1t exists out this way. He knows
that Otis did not and could not deliver
any goods in California, both before the
convention and in the coming election.
The herald., 1896-06-28
Special Services at ST. PauI,s

st. Paups church will be the scene of
most interesting services today At II
o'clock the Rt. Rev. DR.. Johnson, bishop
or Los Angeles. will preach the sermon
before the graduating class of the State
Normal school. In the evening the we'll
known choir of the church under the di-
rection of Mr.. j. c. Dunster, will give
one of it's great musical services. The
order of service embraces Dr. Martins
great festival Magnificent, as sung at
st. Pauls cathedral, London. Mime.
Martinez will sing for the first time in
this city. Hear, o Israel, from Elijah, and
the kyrie from the third mass. Mr..
Marion will sing Why Do the Nations.
from the Messiah. The service will be
one such as can be heard only in the
greatest cities in the east. The public
welcomed.
The herald., 1896-06-28
Chamber of Commerce Notes

Nathan Elliott of Monrovia has sent
the chamber of commerce samples of the
strawberry peach, and of the royal april
cots.
B. Griswold of Glendale has an inter-
esting exhibit of three varieties of
Strawberries, embracing the custible,
an ever-bearing Variety the Lady Rusk
and the Jessie. The two last named are
much alike, large, a fine red color, and
of flavor more like the eastern wild
strawberry than any other in the mar
ket. The color is like the Wilson seed
ling, but the berry is much larger
The herald., 1896-06-28

Diego; H. A. Jastro of Kern for George
e. Church of Fresno.
In the event of the absence of dele
gate and his alternate the delegation
will by a majority vote I'll the vacancy.
1t is not known as yet If the delegation
Will engage a special train, for the rea
son that not enough persons have 50
far signiiied their intention of going
East to warrant the contract being
made. A final meeting of the delega
ton will be held on Tuesday
The herald., 1896-06-28
Went to a Poor Place

Fl. j. Kelly and John Muller are en-
ployes of a Pasadena steam laundry.
and last night came to town for time
Down on Alameda street they went into
the crib of Nellie Stevens and soon got
into quarrel. AS a result Kelly got a
black eye where she hit him and she was
somewhat scratched up. All hands were
taken to the station and locked up for
disturbing the peace, but later secured
their release on bail.
The herald., 1896-06-28

l.. H. Orr was arrested at $50 last
evening in Main street lodging house
for disturbing the peace. He engaged in
racket with a woman and made so
much noise the proprietor was COM
PEELED to send for the police. At the sta
ton Orr put up $40 bail to insure his ap-
pearance in court.
The herald., 1896-06-28

The barber shop of J. T. Jones on Los
Angeles street was broken into Friday
night by thieves who took six razors a
gold watch and several books and pa
pers, among the latter deed to tho
Jones residence on Pico Heights. No
clew to the thieves has as yet been dis
covered
The herald., 1896-06-28

At Long Beach Coroner Campbell
yesterday held an inquest upon the body
of Grafton Abernethy, who was drown
ed at that point on Thursday last The
body washed ashore in the morning
Saturday and the inquest was immed-
lately held. A verdict of accidental
drowning was returned
The herald., 1896-06-28

Three Idaho editors within the last
month have been attacked on the streets
by parties who thereby filed demurrers
to further personalities. One editor
met two different men at different times
and was licked on both occasions. One
of the others took to his heels when con-
fronted and lived to run another day:
and the third editor went to grass on the
first round, but "riz a-runnin'," and kept
sprinting with the other fellow hard
after and pasting him as he ran.-El-
more Qdaho) Republican.
The herald., 1896-06-28

Doheney, Common and McGinnis, at
their we'll on Toluca and State streets,
have struck an oil flow of 200 barrels
daily at a depth of 1853 feet. This is the
deepest well in the field and bids fair
TO continue it's present yield for some
time to come
The herald., 1896-06-28

H. s. Hubbard of Santa Monica is the
new district templar l. o. G. n. Grand
Chief Templar Webb of Fresno will give
free lectures as follows: Today at San
TIA Monica; tomorrow at San Pedro;
Tuesday at Garvanza; Wednesday.
Gardena; Friday at Ell Monte; Saturday
at the templar picnic DEVILS Gate. near
The herald., 1896-06-28
TRIED AND PROVEN TRUE


of
ConVn TIL Mos
Shores Treatment ureP rman LandT Thoroughly
The herald., 1896-06-28

M. N. Motifs of Bethlehem, Pa, is in
the city visiting relatives and friends.
He is stopping at the Ramona.
The herald., 1896-06-28

c. P. Curtiss, wealthy business man
and ex-mayor Of Dover, Del, Is at the
Hotel Pomona.
The herald., 1896-06-28

Young men or old should not fail to
read Thomas Slater's advertisement ON
page %.
The herald., 1896-06-28

Pasadena, and on Sunday next he will
preach in Los Angeles.
The herald., 1896-06-28
ONLY ONE OFFICE

ONLY ONE OFFICE
IT, Dr. Shores has branch ce in Los Angeles He has only this
Rd Block First
personally administers his treatment There only Dr. Shores Los
connection with alleged branch office this city imoer seeking
Consultation in Person, or by Letter, Free
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-07-18

Then the little Soul Without Sor-
row fell weeping at his feet, crying,
Eyes, have sought you, unknown to
myself, and now cannot be without
you any longerl 1 will follow you
gladly, and serve you truly, as long
as life shall last"
The knight raised her gently to
her feet. "When the day breaks in
the East" he said, 1--WE will begin our
journey together. 1 will tell you
where we are going. l seek the
kingdom of my father, great and
mighty king; but 1 do not know the
right way. As little boy | wan
dered from my fathers house, and
good people took the lost child out of
pity. But now that have grown to
be man, knight full of strength
and courage, l will not rest until |
have found my father"
"Ah perhaps he is dead" sighed
the girl.
mo, he is alive; of that / am sure"
"Is your father, then, not rich and
powerful? Why has he sent no
messengers out to seek his lost
child9"
HE has sent many servants out to
seek me, and to seek you as well, be-
cause you also are his child; but we
have slept so heavily that we have
not heard them"
Gam l also of kingly blood? 1 am
only poor little girl. 1 run bare
footed through field and wood. And
l have never known my father"
"And still you are his dear daugh
ter. Come with me, we will go to-
gether."
And hand in hand, over hills and
seas, they seek the kingdom of their
father. 1t is still long time before
they reach the point beyond which
they know nothing, except that the
way goes ever upward. Courageous
and hopeful, each strengthened by
the other, they bear the burden and
heat of the day; and each night rest
little nearer Gods eternal heaven.
When little Soul Without Sorrow,
who is now called Love of Life, COM
plains about the steepness of the
mountains, and longs for the easy
and pleasant valley, the knight ever
turns and points upward, and then
she follows trusting and happy. And
her guide is called Faith, and the
Father of both, is od.-Watckmara.