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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-08


George w. K. Peasley, proprietor o
the Vineland Nursery made deliver,
OF 1920 worth OF trees here this week
This firm is also making deliveries a
different points on this and CANA
prairie at the present time. The nur.
sery although but recently established
is doing fourishing business, which
tiney merit through fair dealing and
honest goods.
Frank L. Hemstead. Lieutenant
in the 36th Infantry. u. s. A. spent
Wednesday here in Nezperce. Mr..
Hemstead spent two years in the
Philippines and is now on his re-
turn to San Francisco to take the
examination for surgeons in the
regular army.
The Eitzen building formerly occu-
pied by The Bowlby Pharmacy is be-
ing refitied throughout for restaur-
ant. Tie carpenters, painters and
paperhangers are combining Il. make
this one of the neatesl aud most up
To date little restaurant in the coun-
try.
Mr.. c. II. Young. of Washington,
Penisv vhania. father Of Mrs. Leslie
Johnson, arrived here Saturday
Nov. 2. Mr.. Young reports pleas
ant trip and is much pleased with
this country.
Charles Miller is preparing to build
new shop on the corner north Of the
Eitsen building. This building will
be 24xSO aud Ia feet high and when
completed will be one Of the best
of its kind on the prairie.
Thomas Oliver sold the lot recently
purchased by him to the Vollmer-
Clearwater Grain company. This
company proposes to build large
warehouse at this point in the near
future and made this purchase for
location.
Don't throw away your old boots
and shoes because they need half
soleing, or contain a rip. Bring
them to Nichols and have them
made as good as new. Located
with the Felt Mercantile company.
Fred King, the stock buyer for the |
Spokane markets will ship two car
Dad Of hogs to that point next Friday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-08
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT!
H UNITING DEER.
Missed he Deer ut Strs<k his csapssiss
Whsa be ~ ssf see ustA II
was ~ Late.

Charles Grimm, residing north
Of here in the vicinity Of Russell
was accidentally shot Saturday af-
ternoon about half past one O'Clock
With 40 60 Winchester rifle, in
the hands OF a companion with
whom he was bunting deer. II
appears the two young men we're
trailing some deer in canyon to-
ward the Clearwater river, when
the animal suddenly came in view
and Crimm's companion raised
his gun and took hasty shot AT
the animal with the resuly above
mentioned. The ball struck
Grimm just back OF the left shoul
der and ranged upward across the
shoulders and came out on the
right side Of the neck. Drs. Plum
mcr Of Nexperce, and Beck, Of Gro
fino, were. summoned and the
wound though severe, is not neces-
sarily dangerous or fatal, and
when DR.. Plummer left Sunday
morning no unpleasant symptoms
had developed and the patient was
resting as easily AZ coald be ex-
pected.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-11-08

W. b. Ramsey and Ellen Hen
derson were united in marriage last
Sunday afternoon At the home Of
Charles Bliesner north of town,
Justice Crawford officiating. The
worthy couple arc we'll known to
the residents Of this town and vi
cinity and the HERALD wishes
them we'll on their Journey Of life.
%-~-------~~
J. NJ. Nelson made bueiness trip
To Lovistou this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19


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i.it"n NGT" 10" 4, i h@aI .i'' t.'
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n'"le iof generations "iIi were vat
"-d ter th,,l g2~a' i"sy Wefc
abo"i 10 hr l"''lhed out once ny d
company when ""5 not content
VIVA "'U'Io% away 'h1 es /"
"!ee'h'rEo" ana caf's, "ttl even
iHiI tracks ana sent our rams to
gamer n lnG eggs ne Ln''eA
otn,es Government, Few years
ago ISSUED orders restraining Inc
collection o. eggs ana thesc olrus
are beginning 10 increase again III
numbers
Inc lEnstlsh sparrow, that many
condemn, Claiming that they de.
slroy martins, was shown and de-
clared valuable because 1t eats the
scvcntcen-year locusts. Inc chm.
ncy sparrow, so Numerous IN the
western par: OF this c'ty,was shown
and il was explained how the bird
cau live in chimnevs. This bird
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Publ c sale OF Furniture.

Years gone ny the store and dwell.
ing. No. 4l3 Market Street, was the
fayorite place IN the city to buy ice
cream and cake. Mr.. Robert Nc.
Donnel's ice cream parlors were known
over the State and the store did big
and paying. business.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonnell have
years ago passed away and their
Youngest daughter, Maggie, has been
making her home in the dwelling at.
tached to tie store.
On Friday morning she had pub.
lie sale when the furniture was sold.
All of the furniture was of the old
fashioned kind, the best having been
disposed OF before the day Of sale. An
antique sldeboard brought SIS; hair
cloth covered chairs, 81. % each; an
old picture. Is. rs and numerous other
articles at good prices. Geurge Stan
ton cried the sale. Frank c. Std
ham was the auctioneer who had charg
OF the same.
John b., Martin, admins TRAITOR OF
the late Hannah Z. Anderson, sold
her personal effects on Friday mora.
ing, at No 800 Madison Street The
sale consisted OF furniture and wear.
ing apparel. The prices realized we're
good. Frank c. Stidham was the
auctlOneN,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
NEW CHURCH
CONVENTION.

In tho church Of the New Jerusalem
Delaware Avenue and Washington Street
yesterday tho annual convention of the
Maryland Association OF tho New Jeru.
salem WIS hBld.
Among he ministers present at yestss-
days meeting were tho Rev,. Frank
Sswa,l, tho presiding minister. and James
6. Thomas Of Washington; g. Lawrence
Allbut aud Arthur Mercer Of Baltimore.
Philadelphia. and =. b. Cabell Of this
city. Among tho we'll known members
of the church present were G. A. X.
Spainor of Baltimore. who Is secretary OF
this association; William II. 5ick,!, Mrs.
Cora II. Spilksr and Miss Kate Q. Spamer
OF Baltimore and Albsrt.Ssroh Of phila-
delphia.
The tupc diacu sod yesterday morning
was How 10 Think Of Faith' 1t was
In reduced by the Raw G. Lawrence
Allbut, Of BItinore The doctrine Of
tho New Church on the subject WAS OK
planned by him and other speakers und
was summed up In conclusion by the Rev,
Frank Sewall Of Washington, who show
ed hat fai h has q direct application to
which in tho belief Of the New Church
has Vre'ersnco more particularly to tho
love Of the Lord and the neighbor. and
Is not confined exclusively to III ms giving
but he practice OF he Golden Ruls in all
and every walk OF life.
Vest erlay afternoon there was a, Bible
stu " by tho Rev James n Thomas. He
took ~ his subject John viii. ~ adn IS.
There was also meeting of tho Board
OF Mission. at which was discussed gsn.
eral missionary work OF the church and
the work OF the past year in the mission
field revis we'd. Plans for the coming
year ware also discussed and these will be
laid before the association at its msotin z
today.
Last night o largo congregation was
present. when meeting In the interest OF
sunday school work was held. An addr Is
was made by the Rev. Ar hur Mercer of
Baltimore on ''Ths Aim VI Instruction In
tue Sunday School,"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

OMAHA. Noh.. Gt. l0.-joln J.
Grove. who conducted a Saloon in
Council iuIts, says that his brother,
Pat Grove, will not surrender until he
shall he convinced that his bond will
be placed at -, III such a pledge is
made. lie MAY ~ in omaha within a
week." declares the brother. pat has
been all over the world" said John
Grove, "and willie the Omaha police
were looking for him | saw him in
Omaha. Pat has been in Council Bluffs
within the last three months and has
been in Canada, but he did Ut like it
there. and he is now within easy reach
Of Omaha
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
CAN WILMINGTON DElAWARE SATURDAY. OCTOBER
TRADE CONDITIONS
Years Volume Of Baslness Likely 10
Break AL Records.

bTSWA AL NSCorOh.
NEW YORK, Oct. DR.. G. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Unfayorable signs are rare in the
business outlook. Manufacturing in
dustries enjoy exceptional activity, ami
most jobbers and retailers find no oc-
casion for complaint Mild weather Is
the one Influence that may be charged
with retarding retail merchandise dis
trlbuti0n, yet there is general conf
dence that any sales thus p0Stpolrd>
will he made up later. The same III
fuGnce is invaluable in facilitating the
handling of crops, erecting buildings
and other outdoor work. Although il
fifth of thp year is still to be heard
from, including the usual Interruption
of elections and possible disturbance
of legislation, there is ample evidence
that the volume of legitimate business
will largely exceed all previous rec
ords.
Fluctuations in cereals were small
with markets dull and featureless
Corn rccedrl little further. influenced
unfavorably by the insignificant ship
ment from Atlantic ports only 5ol, l55
bushels for TIE week. compared with
2,I99,SS7 hst year and 4,1lT,2'S in
1899. Wheat lost little of the early
gain, salthough declining prices a year
ago make the difference smaller than
it has been at any time this crop year.
Liabilities of failures during two
weeks of October were S4,II.,2iS. of
which $l,3NO.GiS were in manufacture
ing and $l,GiS,SS2 in trading. Failures
for tie week. numbered 229 in the
United. States against 200 last year and
81 i'll Canada against 20 last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

DUBOIS, Pa, Oct. l0.-TwO masked
men entered the home Of Mrs. Cath
crime Reeds, who resides alone on her
farm, between this place and Brock
wayville, at night and abused her in
terrible manner in an effort to make
her disclose the whereabouts of her
money. The wo%an withstoOd the In
human treatment of the flends for
three hours and then became insensi-
BILE. The robbers then ransacked the
house from top to bottom, smashing
pictures, breaking furniture and tear
ing up carpets. They secured $50 in
money and took Mrs. Reeds bank and
check books.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

MUSHROOM, Mich, Oct. 19.-The
Barry line steamer State of Michigan
sank yesterday about four miles north
west of White Lake harbor, where she
now lies in sixty feet Of water. All the
officers and crew reached shore in safe
ty, aHed by the White Lake life saving
crew. Captain Barry snid the accident
was caused by the breaking of piston
rod of the engine, which drove a hole
through the bottom Of the steamer.
Through this the water poured with
such force that nothing could be done
to stop 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Held v anted.

Say that you saw 1t in the REPuB-
LICAN.
A tailor to work In store is wanted
at No. 932 Lancaster Avenue. Good
wages.
John Kenncy at Green Hill wants a
house painter Steady joh Good
wages.
A half grown girl is wanted to at.
tend to children and hep around u
store. Apply NJ. POI West Eleventh
Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

H. S. Chandler, Hockcssin, wants a
good Blacksmith, horseshoer and gen
era! jobber.
An experienced man is wanted to
attend the heater and to make him.
self generally usefu! at Central Hotel,
No. COS French Street.
Agents wanted at li4O Poplar
Street. Call early ana avoid the rush.
A good driving horse Is wanted:
must he sound and quiet. Address
p. s.. II. this Office. VIII pay big
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

PROPOSALS. roe rRIN"IEG AN BIND
4 ing 1909 copies OF the Arhuni Report Of
the supciiH!cnh N. of the Public Schools in
Public Educ ton. up to O'Clock u. H.. UG
reception of proposals Il, ho Board Of h uca-
report t, contain not less han !.iEag-s and
not to exceed 80 lse,s The 81: m,IH Of
iaper to be used IN prinin. ana ''indn Of
aid report, and s'y te of type to be used. nuI
slze OF book required can BIT seen at the office
III the Superint' D lent at the High School
!uitding IN said CllY. No bid will ne enter.
tnincu by The Beard unless the same y tic.
cnnpahird by Il rrr,ii"l ch ck by the bidder
tor the sum " $500, asa gunranee for the
good faith Of the bidder Tor the urni hing of
hNO copies thcreD. ii strict compliance with
SAUL les OF work and na'"rt.l to e obtain cd
81 he super .nt"den, : office. The Four half
tone GUS req ,ireu to b" u.rd IN tine printing
sf said report. will be delivered ,y the Board
10 such person that the contract shall be
awarded to Tor his uSe only in printing said
report; and snail bv returned to ths Secretn.
~ of the Board on the delivery OF books ut
bis Office. The bidders must submit their
proposalsAt the price per page they will fur.
hlsh said report to he Board, within 80 days
from TIE date Of awarding of contract. Tic
Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bid. BY order OF the Board Of Publ lc Edu.
cation in Wilmington.
ROBERT c. FRAN,
ROBERT ADAJR.
BERNARD HONAHOE
ol7-eodlw Committee on Printing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

The funeral of Mrs. Harriet Har.
man took place yesterday from the
undertaking parIors Of Undertaken
Charles IL. Clewel. Services were
conducted by Rev William &. Rooms
pastor of the New Nstle Methodist
Church. Inttrment was made in the
Methodist cemetery.
New Castle received its share of
the stiff breeze that blew yesterday.
The du Pontyacht Lech dragged her
anchor and started with the wind.
Sine was uverllauled before reaching
the western channel.
Revival services will commend in
the New Castle Methodist Church on
Sunday evening. The sermon will
be preached by Rev. W. l.. s. Muir.
ray. Rev. William G. Rooms will go
on Sunday evening to St. Paul's
Church, Wilmington aud take part
in the Christian Endaayor anniyer-
sary.
Mayor Boyd was obliged to COM
init TO Jail for term Of sixty days 4
woman who refused to be temperate
The woman has been under the care
OF physician for two months but
recently her conduct was more than
her neghJors could endure and so
they had her arrested. She was fined
S. and costs on each of the SIX
charges which had been preferred
against her.
Charles .5leartr will remove to the
house vacated by Mr.. Walton on Del
aware street east Of the Star Hotel.
TNe marsAe, at the mouth Of he
Salem Creek have been wired off and
g0dners are warned not to tresspqSs.
This wuS an excellent du2N0s
ground.
Albert Kirby and waiter Wn;I
bad an Interesting .lue yesterday "a
the Bn.a~Jre iher bona Gpr&0g
ir4h and TIN" w ( o. wade "5noge
and pua taaw olo 0L.r tbed 80
t!eg could .l.e pans AND Ut en-
aUtrd 10 get q IN.
Mss tDt Naaar q. D3n0igsvjtie
an. Dcu -" FIt.HfI", a., III
i.Iwuc tTr "r VI rnni "a
Nslr1la"DH...-..
HWe g1p8s M8J i .lm IRWIN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Young Men s G spltaI.

Rev. G. L. Wolfe. paator Of First
Methodist Protestant Church. will
be the speaker at next Sundays Y.
NJ. c. A. Gospel service.
''The Great White Throne" will
be sung by D. J. Winfield, accom-
panied by the composer Mr.. Will
S. Brown. The piece has attract.
ed large congreg alton wherever
it has been sung and the meeting
on Sunday 10 likely to be well at
+ ended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

In attending private school, day or
night, there Il always an ndvantags in
selecting be one in which the pr0pr iotors
devote all their tinie9to teaching. The mon
ey put into u school IT this kind pays for
the bost instruction. In the Wilmington
Business School, McVsy Bull aing Eighth
nad Market streets the propristors ars
teachers Call and soc this school any day
or night this week.,
Beacon L. Dut ton. Pr oH>!c,ors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

NEWBURG, N. Y. Oct. 19.-Quas-
saick chapter Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution unveiled in the
town Of New Windsor tablet mark
ing the site of the forge of Deacon
Samuel Brewster. At this forge were
made parts of the chains which were
thrown across the Hudson river during
the Revolution to prevent the passage
of British ships of war. Rev. John
Marshall Chew was the orator of the
daY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
The Wilmington Business School.

rsopcns Its night school Monday evening
Septen ber 3)th. II HIS no free tuition to
otior its plan to give instruction in all
Its departments that is worth srmothing,
The charge will be O. per month first
last and always. No better Instruction
At any prics. rhs first month will b.
worth az much o. the Lost.
BEACON a DITToN, PNoPRlEToRs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Steamship Ashore.

MONTREAL. Oct. 10.-A dispatch
from Sydney, G. b., says the British
steamship Manchester Skipper is
ashore on Petrie's ledge, at the en-
trance to- that harbor. The vessel was
bound from European port for Mont
real and carried 200 passengers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

Taylor's Magic Headache Powder cure
h eadach and neuralgia every time, pre-
pa red b. W. q. Taylor. No. 3O2 King st
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

NOliC E--I, rGtM'# HEHILiiI, TIh,.
~ ant aud ocruulnt OF the ',ease, SIT.
untcd at 40. ll:S Wost 70 street, IN tl,,
Tenth ward, in the city Of Wilmington,
County of >ew Cus!I", state OF Dnirwpr'
in compliance with u!e rciqiremohit of lie
acts Of THO Genera! Assembly. III such cna'
that ,hnlI amy m wr,j,,, T., Tia c,urr a,
general SESSIONS of tho state Of JoiawArr,
In ana for Ne @CaNl!e Go 10 he hs!l nj wit
aiinrton. on Monday, the 18TH day ~
1aid court. fora license for sad house ls al
inn or tavern for the 'irthero:n nj in ,oal.
eating liIuOr-, f. ie-a quantities ,t,tn Ono
quart. 10 he drank on tho premises. AMI
no following ,-iuci respect I'll. eta.
2ens of said ward, "t Least T. of wuDn
nra substantial frsoiIpider.. IecDInnen Ia,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

weather Probabilities.
Fair; warmer; brisk sOuthw esterly
winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

Tho Othelio Range Ia tho best. j. c.
johnson L. Son, N. +. Cor. Sixth s. King
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold at N. T. Corner Cd and Cornell
streets on Monday, Oct. 2ist, AZ / p IN. house.
hold goods, beds. tables. cbairs. rockers, car
pots and many other ar ic!es
oH.Jt W. A. HUKILl., Auc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

have wish all the has
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lin Heights Ohio. e.,
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pound enough feel all
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nation Of the womb and bladder prouse
seemed though should die doctord
but fail short time began take Lydia
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friend MRS L.. L. TOWNE Lileton, N. H
DEAR Mrs PrSKuAMI suffered for six sometimes being
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my trade DOCTORS good thought
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felt better after the dst bottle the
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19

NCkSIoDAc SoHPOohu' Hdu Decn SICK all WINTER
and was nearly discouraged, the medicine the
/ doctor gave me did me good had kidney COM
\ plant leucorrh9a, itching, bearingd down feeling
v and painful meusruaton. l wrote to you describ-
ing my trouble and soon received answer telling
VI me what to do. followed your Instructions, and
" have taken nine bottles of Vegetable Compound
and used one package of Sanatve Wash and one
h box Of Liver Pills l am well now, do not have
y those sick spells at the monthly period, but can
IM work all day, and that never could do until
Jl began taking the Compound. cannot praise the
~ Compound too highly. do hope every suffering
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-10-19
Evidence of Mrs. Pinkham's Cures.

DEAR Mrs PrNKHAM-one read letter tell
much had derived Lydia E. Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound l had al winter
Evening star., 1901-08-09
IaMsOn and His BOat.

The decision of Mr.. Thomas Lawson to
destroy his yacht Independence in case she
cannot obtain contest with craft of her
class sailing under the colors of the New
York Yacht Club does not strengthen the
position of that gentleman before the public
in the matter of his unfortunate contro-
versy. Mr.. Lawson has built racing craft
which has developed some fine qualities,
though not proving herself as yet quite the
equal of either Columbia or Constitution.
1t is possible that after a final tuning the
Boston boat, with her unusual lines, might
show a superior form in an average of per-
formances. As the case stands, she has
not met expectations. If she is destroyed
she will remain in the minds of most peO-
pie either mystery or, more probably. a
failure. Mr.. Lawson's decision smacks
strongly of the petulance of the small boy
who smashes his kite because the other
children refuse to play with him.