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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-08-10
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-08-10

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT ri the Inisrior. land Of CT
= Lewiston. Idaho. May 18th. 1901.
Notice Il hes~bs given that tbs ,iiow
ing named settler - filed notice 81 hi
ssnsi 10 N sks final proof in support
II his claim. ard thsf said proof viii b.
made before ". " Hsmm~i', L. +.
9 mmi~si nsr, II Mp rec. Iisho, on
Jol, st., 1901. nsm~lv.
EMF. &. KNEES.
Of lilo. ldahn. for the NV sec. 4 /,
twp. 33 north. range |. West b. N
ne nance the fDi'ouinx uitns s~ss to
prove his conssn1@us residences upon and
cultivation ii said lard namely:
Joshua Kline. Nathaniel Wilson,
William A. Craig. aud john u.
Grow, ali OF lilo. Idaho.
]. B. WgsT, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

sDspss' msnt Of tbs Interior, Isni office
Il Lss is'on, Idaho. Nay 18th. 1901
n sties Il nss~by given that Il follow
inx named ssftler has fiied rotics a his
iot~ntion to make Anal proof o suppost
i his calm aid ibst ssid proof viii b.
rsds before W. w. HAmm~il, U. s
Co,nnsis<ioner, 1t N~xpsrce Ii~hc. o.
July 9Th, 1901, ~:
QUINCY r. GWyNNE,
ii Ito. Idaho. for the NV sec. 10,
tap. 80 north, range /. West b. NJ.
Hs names m folio > ing Witnesses 10
uisivs'ion Of raid LAM, viz:
Nathaniel Wilson, Joshua Kline.
Emil G. kners and Eli A. Leach.
all Of lilo. idaho.
j. ~ EST. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DspAstmsat Of thu Iut<riuv, lad O:1so.
n Lsststau ItAhe, lne 20 n, 1901
Miles II hxreby given Thai she follo<
ins-nsmed sssiIev has 6le 4 u0sics u biz
.'ntsntiou 10 mske nnsl proof IL snppof'
Al his cisim, anil thai said proof III h.
msds bstors ". w. II a meil, u +.
Commissioner, u Ms <sce, t.iahs, u
Anxo&s 5. 1901. nsm~lv:
MATT MADISON,
Of Fletcher, Idaho. for th~ nv !
sec. ~ twp. 81 n. X. /, ~. Is. n
IL names The foilosiax xisp~<~ss Il
psoss his coniisuous sesldenes upon snc
cuItivstioa Il ssssi land. asmssy:
Henry Ssther, Samuel Crawford.
James Redman and Charles Dem
-way, all Of Nex Perez Idaho.
J.R. wsst. Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department u the Interior. land Ofiic.
u Lee ist - Idaho. Jaus ~, 1901.
SAirs u hsrrhf gwen that tss follow
ink-nsmrd s~sti~v has fIlsd cns - hi
Intention 10 mat~ tnsl proof in suppr
u hts clsim. a~s that raid proof ~ b.
made h~foss " ". II an nell. L. 4.
tommisssonss. - Nvx.,escs tsko. o.,
Augass 5sd. 1901. ran ely:
John N. Cunningham.
III Fletcher. ldabo. for The Iois u.
%. 23, -. rs. 20. q. ~, sec. ~. tp1
a3 north. range |. y b m.
tie names tie fcIIosing witnesses IL
prove his cousInuou- r. sideHc~ atou aud
cnitsvssios Il said Land. oAmsIs:
Oscar $. Ol~son. Fr-d Smith.
James Kedman and Charles Dun
sssy. all of Fietcher. Idaho.
J. H. wss'. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofor existing be
tween Thomas NJ Mockler and
Earnest 4. Parker il this day dis
solved By mutual contcet,t. All
out standsne debts are TO be paid
to Thomar NJ. Mocklsr who as-
rumes All the indebtssiness 81 shs
firm.
r. NJ. MocKLER.
r, Il. Parker.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

tER0sk&D ~ - AAb& a44Efft*'ts fHhsJ N0 t<7r
4 truitt ~ isiso. Jane 5th, 1901.
No'tce - h-fshs 1is~n tha1 the follow
~ namsd esstfes ~. 4 I'd no ICE Of hie
itt~s tioa 10 m lie 6ral q. 4 in SUPPORT
lie clAim asd sh.s said pro-f ~iii -
made before W. ~ II g. nell 4. S. c .u-
r,sesss nes - y ,rf,~. ,atc, ca JaIy
~ h, 1901 Wv:
WARREN LAWRENCE,
=; <ssr~r>~ Idaho. for he SN !. Sec g.
TT IS y. II. =. /. u ~.
He names the n lowing witnesses 20
protr his coatiauous residence mp n and
cultivation If said land. viz:
.aoisn q. AcGss. Bmmet Burgess. Joseph
Donaldson and Goo &c Winter. all u Neg
sr-oe, idaho.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
i~passnsnt OF the Int4.ir land otsce
4 i%visson. 'sho. May 3lst. 1901.
Notice Il hereby given that the follow
ing.named settler has flied notice Of his
Intention 10 make firsl pfod IN sorpcrt
I tie claim, and that aaii proof sill IN
= ace beiore ~. W. han neil. Z. $
Csmmissionss At Nespr e, IdaLo on
July IL, 1901, sis:
JAMES r. WICKERSHAM
al Nexpercr. Idsho. for the SNl
NEi. aud Lots 3. 4, 5. IL. l3, Sec.
ly.Tp. 81 N, X. ] Il. b. N.
lie names . III owing witnsseee 10
irove hie nout MURINE rerfd~pce mon and !
csl'is alton At raid land. namely:
Horace ] Woodworth. of Ferdi- |
nand. Idaho. and Royal Garrison,
John r. Orbison. and Clinton H. |
OF Ncx Perez, Idaho.
J. B. Wsss, Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. |
D<past0eaf II tha Interior, land offtco /
4 Lssistou, Idaho. June 10, 1901
Notice q hereby eivou that the follow. |
settl.r has filed notice a bic \
int ntion to maize final proot in support /
u lis claim. and thar aaid proof viii b. |
made belors w w Hsmmsll, U. 3.
hum ipaio@er. u Nesperce, Idaho, on
A.gns' 6,lp0i, namely,
FREDERICK BRASCH,
II Nex Perez Idaho, for the ne sec.
II twp "a north. range. 2, o. b. IN.
NJ namee tho following witnesses 70
ssove biz coutiuuouo rreislenre upoa and
.ultivastou al said land. nsmelv:
William Cook, Charles Bliesner,
N. Flat aud William B. Il
Ramsey, all Of Nex Perce, Idaho.
J B West, R4sisssr.
n. Z. caaseA ssrv,sss
N. 4. Church services Frat
Morning and Evening.
Third Sunday, morning only, Sun
Law Snho0l A. tan I m praver
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
CONTEST NOTICE.

= = =
Depanmsns o. the Inferior United s.sles
A sus,sc,ent contest snsdsvit having been
died IN This once by Harvey Kirht con.
t..,.rt .~.in.t Fr.nt rcch. .r,rv M
-, - ,-,..,x ,a.a &c - cw -
49, ''.u' Wy - o 'o' -
'ec'.on - 'o~nsn'p o rApse = ~
by FRANK FUCHS contest IN which Il II
oned said homestead entry and has no. fs-
sided upon and cultivated tbe said b ,me-
stead entry continuously since his ding
thereon according 70 The iaxs ofthe United
States ana - The time Of the contest n'ed
'ne'e'"' ."o ,o' ~ lhonihs previous .ne'e-
70 contestee fuchs has whohey abandoned
sssd homestead entry and has for the past
year been : residet Of the state Of ". hing
=; s ,srond and e ,.r sy,dsnc n ,"n =
said allegation = 10 O'Clock : m on Arg
c ~ .v :, ~ f,D;,ea s,., iena an;ns -
Lesisson. Idaho.
.ff;d.vits elsd Jnns assh iao n -, Gersh
facts which show that SITTER due diligence
personal service Of this notice can NOT BE-
made. il u hereby ORDERED and directed
that snch notice u given oy dus snd prop
81 Pno''eon p
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t,.-oartmens of The Intes,nr. land off.f.e
a Ls~iston Iisho, June is. iso : :
\ sies e hereby gwen t.'At ~ teiIos-
ny -aa"so s<st'sa nas ,'iea noa'cs o. ne
- ~. "a = -. ~ ~
., - 800 49, . ~:..n 80 ~ .:
=, Is.,. - - ,on,'
! smsI,:
FREDERICK Johns.
If Yio rd.bo 6r,hs en- sac
r.. eaN % !. =
II names The lollosinx .iinessss to
prove he continuous residences upon aud
cuhiss'ian o. esid iAnd, namely
John r. Hope. John NJ Trues-
dale. William r. Simmons and
l>hr,stfan Fla;v All of TN Jd~bo
= "ee. reeister
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
n ,,,n, - ~. ra,..;s~ nm
!, Tsristao ldsho Inns n Iaol
\ alice il hereby given thas the folio~-
q. -ssmsd settler has filed notice OF his
: ~ :, w - 49," .ss x AZ. Ia ' 80 M -
80. h.s.',. .s.;ss.s .ad fpsrs.
~;.,''. I,.hc !. ..., ,oss soo,
,sms,v.
WILLIAM T. SIMMONS
4 Ito. Idaho, for the ne 1 section 5,
wp. 33 r. n. b. nj.
ne nance the toaaowine sitnesses to
'Fos~ uis conunuous residence upon ana
~ ivAsioo o. sAia isao' namely
christian flag, Frederick johns,
nhn ". Truesdale and Emil C..
{ ness. MI of lilo. Idaho
''>'' VT ..;.,.,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department ~ ihs Interior, land oilIe
Lewiston Idaho Nay l7th 1901
\ sties 10 h~rebv given that the foliov
'ng- named settler has flied notice Il hi
nt~afiou ~ make dnsl prod in auppor
y HE claIm, snd that said proof viii b.
msate h<t.rs W. W. HAmmsii, u =
'nmnn'ssie~ss. q Nsspsrce. ldsho. On
Jals dth 1901 ".
NATHANIEL WILSON,
Of liza. Idsho, for the NV ! section
3. twp 33 y. |. ". b. NJ.
II. names tbs Iollowlns wisness~e TO
Ds1ss his cantinnosss r@~idsne@ upon and
rsissvs Inn ri ssid land. namely
Emil &. Kness, Joshua Kline,
William A. Craig. and John u.
Grow, OF lilo. Idaho.
j. 3. West. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
y 'ra,tm. NJ a The interim. lad fiic.
4 i~uietap ijsho. May y7th. 1901.
Nogicu IL ttrrby kivsn that the inilos-
inssnsioa 70 make tnsl proof In tnppori
I his ella in. ard that sail pr.ef All ~
'rads bstofe ". ". Hsmmeil L. 4.
G ann issioner - herp sf~. itate, IN
ju.y IL h 10 !. nam-is
JOHN II. CARTER.
II MobIsr, Idaho. for the sw
sc 2 aud e Sc sec 3. tp 81 "a. r
|, b ~.
He namss the tolio~inx witn~ss~s t.
prose his continuous r ssdef e< ufoa and
-oiti y.lien Il sssd LAM. nsmsi,
Abraham Lincoln Mnoney. Jacob
Liter Bower aud Fred Frederick SON
al nf Mohles Idaho. and Elxie
Ernest Garter. IL Nrx9rc~. Idaho
J. -. MEET. Register
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.
Department II the tus.siss, ri 81 c.
i Lea stsoo isssian. Nss ~ /. 1901
y dire l. h-s~i,r given hat is-s ioisaw
NJ named settler hse 4 ri ~ lice ~ HE /
al. nstus to mste final isss, IN .a.r IT |
4 his calm. Ard that SSH sssof ~iis ~
ala h~for~ " " Ii mm<is L
J. m ~ sssi. r~-. ~ n. xs.~ses. iL4ii. oss
nj, : y. 1901 n.msi
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
I Nexl,ercc. Idaho. far the n | -
and III swj. sec 3, tp ~ n. |.
m.
He names the follo~ine witnerr
= 10 prove his continuous residence
pon aud cultivation oi said LAID.
amelv:
osrph NJ Csrrsson. Hershsl Jane
an aud Wallace {. Mass@rsnn. 81
lex Perce and Msnf 'r.i II. Paige.
{ Kippcn. Idaho I,
J. B. WrsT. Register. /,
'OTICE FOR PUBLICATION I
Department II the ,fsrse, ~ .dsc~
L.sseson. fdaho. Inn~ Is 1901.
Notice IL hereby xiv~n st.ns tbs lsll -
's.nsrs..si r~tsies re fiis a rotirs. n hi-
!. >. ion TO make final pr of n sunpor'
l,te rsaisu. and 'has said rre-r ~ill IL
~d~ t,--ipre a.. X .ri-ses ard X civ =
j.estetcr irho. Ansu-s 10 1901 ":
CHRISTIAN FLAG.
Ito. Idaho. for thesw section 5.
~. 81 q. Z. /. ". b. m.
II names The FOLLOWING ~isnsesse n
'ove he cosssnuous residence NV aud
Ilsivasi ~ a~id and, namely:
William, r. Simmons. Fredcrick
,hns. John w. TrueedAle aud John
/. Hope. All Of IIo. Idaho. Il
J, 3 Wees. X .stoser Ii
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

N. 4. Church services. Frat
Sunday, Morning and Evening.
Third Sunday, morning only, Sun
day School a.. ten =. n. Prayer
meeting every Thursday evening
at 7:3O.
JANIS CRErSsLrpE, Poster.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-07-05

Notice Fos Ruoitoott00.
Department Of the Interior, land ofhce
It Lewiston Idaho Nay l7th, 1901.
Notice y hereby eivea that the follow
infention b make 6oAl proof Il support
Al ~ claim. and that rid pgoof viii b.
mads before ~ " Hamnsll, q. q, Com
nissicnef Il NespeFcs, Idano. Jaly 9Th,
1901. vi:
JOSHUA KLINE,
Of TO, Idaho, for tho sw4 section
1, twp. SO n, range |, y. B. m.
He names The following witnesses 10
c.iHvst;os a ~ mi ss.eIv:
Emil G. Knees, Nathaniel viii
son, William O. Craig and John 3.
Grow, Of 10, Idaho.
u WEI. RseiaAss.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-04-17
po.s Like 70 10 Talked To.


short time ago a little dog was
missing. He was soon fond SITTING
Sona chair in sunny window opposite
d good old dame with whom he mad
lately struck up cordial comradeship'
sisAhr what are you doing?" cried the
owner, entering. "Wir schwatzen zu-
sammen" 1--WE are chatting togethe)'
said the old dame; and in fact she was
reeling off yarn with cats. rabbits,
pigeons and all sorts of nice things
sin it; and doggie sat, all attention,
sometimes one pricked ear on high,
sometimes the other (Which is the ca
nine equivalent for note of interro-
gation); sometimes with flashing eyes
and mobile nostrils; occasionally with
puckered forehead and angrily rising
Smustache The same dog has another
friend, who says she tells him fairy
tales (the tales have great deal
about an emphatic black cat in themD
Iand when the dog looks more puzzled
than a harried chess player the reciter
turns triumphantly to the bystanders,
saying: "You see, he understands ev-
cry world" a dog certainly likes con-
sversation, and ne understands a good
many words, undoubtedly-the names
of different kinds of game, the names
: of meals and of sundry amusements
of his, and also the patronymics of his
principal friends.-London Daily News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-04-17
Old Records Found In Wales.

One of the most interesting literary
finds was the discovery in Swansea
castle, about so years ago, of the orig
inal contract of alliance between Ed
ward Of Carnarvon, Prince of Wales,
and Isabella, daughter of Philip the
Fair of France, dated at Paris, May
20, 1903. 1t was previously known that
when Edward II fed from Bristol for
Lundy and was driven by contrary
winds to land in Swansea bay, he de-
posted number of the national ar
chives in Swansea castle for safety.
When the records. of the castle were
seized it is probable that the docu-
ment mentioned was left behind. The
discovery was made by Mr.. George
Grant Francis of Burrows Lodge,
Swansea.-Cardiff Western Mail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-04-17
!"HURRYcIDE."
now Trusts Affect individual Lives In
New York-The Story of Warner.


New York-The Story of Warner.
The conditions of life in the business
world are more precarious and more
hopeless today than at any time IN
the past three decades. This Is the
statement of John P. Mowbray IN
"The Making Of Country Home" In
Everybody's Magazine.
The conditions of personal merit and
fidelity to an employer have changed
in our time. SO long as our employers
were individuals who trained and ap-
preciated special fitness in their en-
ployes, and kept their eyes on fidelity,
smartness, and honesty, we felt safe.
It was to their interest to advance US.
But all that is changing, passing into
corporate responsibility and abb
stract boss-ship. Look~at our friend
Warner. He was with McCook &
Haverley 10 years. He knew every
pulse Of their business and managed
his department like clockwork. He
was $2400 a-year man. But the firm
Joined trust. gave over the personal
supervision Of their business to the new
brand of overseers. and the first thing
they did was to ship Warner. and put
a $500 a-year man in his place. The
agent said that any man could learn
to do in month what Warner did,
and II the first man failed there were
hundreds of others to pick from. That
agent looked Warmers stock of integ-
rity squarely in the face and re-
marked: we propose to run things
on business principles with no senti-
ment; reduce expenses and increase
| profits. We estimate your worth at
thousand a year. Poor Warner. He had
| four children, and he had been genteei
up to the full limit Of his twenty-four
hundred. The agent said that the cor
poration did not propose to leave the
question of fidelity or fitness to the
individual; they had machine which
insured it. Do you know what hap
pened to Warner?
"Why, he was your friend who was
killed, wasn't he?"
"He committed what the reckless fell
lows in the Astor house rotunda call
'hurrycide.' Warner tried to jump for
an electric car, and those fellows have
a ghastly humor which attributes such.
an act to a man who has overdrawn
his accounts, or has played the tape
line too rashly. But the fact is. War
ner suffered kim IF moral paralytic
stroke. He couiuh't realize that 10
years of scrupulous self-sacrifcing at
tention to another mans business
could end in that way. 1t bothered
him, and it doesn't do for the average
man to get bothered when on Broad
way at the rush hour. If he takes his
mind off the brink for moment, he is
gone. Poor Warner was probably
thinking of his children, and the cleo
trio destroyer struck him on the left
SIDE"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-04-17
A Turkish Lamplighter.

The lamplighter in Turkey is usual
ly tall and gaunt Mussulman, with
a fierce mustacne, an embroidered
scarlet jacket and huge turban. He
plants his ladder against the wooden
post, on the top of which common
tin lamp is insecurely fastened, and,
taking off the glass chimney, opens
his umbrella to keep off the wind. The
handle of the umbrella is tucked under
his arm, and then, balancing himself
on the rickety ladder, he proceeds to
strike a light with his lucifers, care
fully protecting the sputtering flames
with both his hands. Naturally this is
a slow process, and by the time the
dozen lamps are lighted, everybody is
safe at home; for the citizens do not
90 out at night, but retire to rest at
a very early hour
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-04-17
Our First Umbrellas.

1t rained the other day, says a writ
er in the Philadelphia Record and at
lthesszoo the monkeys, which are stills
living In ppeIS cages out; eeTsat1; e;
very quiet amid the downpeur, With
their hands clasped over their heaEs.
These natural umbrellas kept them
dry. The rain fell on the backs of
their hands and ran off down their
arms, streaming from their elbows to
the ground as it pours in vile weather
out of water spouts. The hair upon
their arms helped the rain to get away.
From wrist to elbow on the outside
of their arms, on precisely that part
which is exposed when the hands are
closed above the head. the hair grows
downward to the elbow in point,
making an excellent channel, or gut
ter. for the rain. And thus the wise
monkeys sat calm and still, and the
rain fell in sheets, but they did not
get wet. Naturalists say that it is
from making umbrellas of the arms
through millions of years that the
monkeys hair grows on them as 1t
does. Naturalists further say that,
since the hair on mems arms grows
Just as it does on monkeys, men, too,
in primeval times had the habit OF
using their arms for umbrellas.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1901-04-17
Combination That Set Man on Fire.

Combination That Set Man on Fire.
An English family doctor tells this
story: 81. was hastily summoned cne
morning to the Offices of we'll known
city merchant. He had been quietly
writing at his desk when to his amaze
ment and alarm he found his waist
coat blazing furiously. Although he
dashed it off in an instant, he had
been burned severely, and when l ar
rived and had treated his injuries we
were both of us much puzzled to find
cause for the sudden outburst But In.
vestigation showed that he was in the
habit of carrying loosely in his watch
pocket two or three of the tiny potash
lozenges which so many people find
useful for sore throat. Among these
he thoughtlessly had thrust box OF
safety matches, the covering of which
forms with potash chemical which
the slightest friction will set into a
blaze.
Unfortunately, too, his gold watch
was protected by one of the common
cases of transparent celluloid, which
is nothing but form Of highly explo-
sive guncotton, so that in fact he had
innocently formed in his waistcoat
pocket one of the most dangerous and
powerful powder magazines known to
science"