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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
PRospEoToRs Ar No MouNn.
'"o OF the Oerieks Are Now Read,
for the Maohiperv

TWO OF the Oerrioks Are Now Ready
for the Machinery.
rosenberg Texas, June 3e-TGe number
81 rrospcctors for Damon Mound via
Hofenherg is Increasing daily. rhe devel.
opneut there is as far along as could he
expected; tWo derrlcks are now complete
one tue Herndcn the other the Guffc, !;
ana several carloads OF pipe and fittings
ua'e Deeh hauled cut and the drills and
e19cr machinery Is expected daily II /,
be.ir 10 say thnt the actual drilling viii
I'm ~ inc next ten DAYS.
1pthlh Lucas IL expected hack next
M,SA TO surerntend the work In persno
Huu ne Is very sanEulne over the results
CApeGtcd Lands In that vicinity are in.
eiVaslng IN value daily aud considnrahIe
oHnnuht rs changing hands
ne hack lines ARE doing a good business
IN mt are able To handle the crowds MS they
~ nave a reserve outfit for emergencies.
Many OF the prospectorS who make thc
ulR from here are much pleased with rho
country between here and Damon as n
lice proposition and VI Is safe 10 saw that
the prairie country Of Fort Bend county
j. coming to the front aud that tho next
icW Years Will show the entire country
In cultivation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04

ms the law. II does not hcbo,,.e ,,, :.
~, nsueinnce my proposed method 81 proved.
w ,' ~, IN ms case until | present The facts
~ me grand jury, But as / have "a Il,
nave not ms yet determined mon thls
course or procedure
gi,a," independent oil producers will 10
a.rnl protection In Texas There Is no
u ~. as TO that. The law is plainly writ.
no,.' aAaihst all trusts and monopollcs. The
pmsaivi trusts may think with their i'm.
iinr Trust FUNDS 60 escape the penaltv al the
NV, put they. viii be badly mistaken when
NJ nave finished with the Texas courts.
w w mean business and will antagonists tho
trusts until they win only he too clad
Il, ,eirea, from our commonwealth We
~ ,Au an men shall stand upon their own
H. un9 mat their uudcrpinning viii no,
r. i" Knocked from under them hy the ruth
10y anu powerful corporations who seek
snnnir prices OF commodities regardless OF
S,uppy ana demand. All monopollcs nre
rwarntn from Texas inclosure, ana IN .
1lninE applies TO the Standard on orto.
others" SAINT as 10 an
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
New Oil Companies.

Austin, Texas, June 3.-The following
oil companies dled charters today with
the secretary Of state:
Double Bayou oil company Of Galveston;
capital stock S2oOOo0, Directors. Father
y. b. welmcr. H. A. streckfus, r. Hrsch-
neld f, W Pickett. all of Galveston.
Nacogdoches oil and Development com.
tai stock $4,000 Directors, John Schmidt,
H. n. Garrison Nacogdochcs j. G. Garri.
SOL, Los Angeles, Cat, H. r. Garrison,
Garrison Texas Leon Nlum. NJ Marx and
j. ]. Delaney. Galveston.
The Medium OH COMPANY Of san Antonio.
capital stock S5no01 Directors Il 3.
Green Fl Small l.. Benedict, Z. T. Shack.
fcrd T. b. Vance, H. Rhciu and Lock
Ca npbell al Of san Antonio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04

had not been broken on. Is"eF 4 the pipe
~
me well of the Rohy OIL company. nm
Spindle Ton Heights, has reached a dsr,n
x W Ieet' This well Is located on block
Jug rear orchard well Is getting down 10
considerable depth aud is being watched
away f rnm h since met L Is some distance
~
The Waters-Pierce OH comnorv 49,. 80
chased two lots in the Van wormer Ia. IA,
non Tor the erection of warehousa :.
take the place of the one that ,tas ,nse to
70 make room for the new Southern pncton
freight warehouse. t"Vihe
rue Pipe line OF the Higgins comnsn.
WIN be completed Within ten DAYS AKA /,
VIII have connection with the Santa ~.
ana Kansas City southern roads.
~
Inc following Important real estate trans.
fers have been fled for record:
- w. Swayne to Missouri. Kansas ana
IcNas OH company. one-quartep of nm arrr
IN Sioga y Spindle Top Heights; S2o,WO.
Nharles A FISHER 10 Citizens Rice Grow
i9g ass lclation. 44O acres OF the Port AR.
thur Land company plat; S2s.J0O.
" Is. Lyon, I. u. Lyon and NJ. X.
r r to Hitizens Consolidated Oil com.
Pany, 20 $40 acres In the J. ". Bullock
league; $40 and other considerations.
Henry ID: Keith and o. B. Greeycs "a
citizens Consolidated oil company. Ell.
acres In the j. W. Bullock league; $40 and
other valuable considerations
/ VI. II. Brock to Citizens Consolidated on
company, 1887 acres In the j. w Bullock
t tISs' SlV ana other valuable considera.
o. 4, Greeves ct al to Citizens Consoll.
dated OH compAy, laS acres in tho i "
considerations.
!. d. Polk to Citizens Consolidated on
company ~ acres in the j W. BulocL
lions
w. -, Dunlap, w. w. Cunningham and
Henry ID Seth to Citizens Consolidated on
company. Bliss acres in the j. w Bullock
tons
W. B Dunlap to Citizens Consolidated
on company, lot -. w. l. Blacks addi
tion to Iowa colony; $40 and other valuable
considerations.
W. b Dunlap to Citizens Consolidated
on company, v.93 acres in the ]. W. hui
lock league; $40 and other valuable consld
erations.
Henry d. Keith and w r. Dunlan "a
Citizens Consolidated oil company II 6lO
acres John A. Neatch survey: so and other
valuable considerations
Ihpmns y. Boren, by attorney, and j. b.
Strlnchcomh TO George {. Greer, blocks l
and 2, Pelham IIumphries survey, ana ono,
fourth undivided interest in rs acres In
the same survey; SlJO0.
Charles Ingalls, and wife to Alice Patiilo.
lots 10, IL and Il, block rs, Cartwright adj.
dition to Beaumont; S22OO
j. f. Horkan to WHters-Pierc oil com.
pany, lots { and s, block 81, Van Wormer
addition; $500.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
49, - PersonaIs.

Galveston, Texas. June IA MARI age u
eense has heen issued to Charles +. LueoiI
and Miss Jennie Ford.
The regular summer tourists eNeu'Sot
rates became effective last safurdss and
have added somewhat 10 the usual passen-
yer traffic The rates lnclud leariy al ips
Summer resorcs 10 the United STATE ana
canada. and as rule are s,msthins tsI
one and one-fhird fares for the Fouhd mp
20 the points designated.
Mis- Incv Lowe aud Miss lula SETTLE re-
turned YESTERDAYS II IA Memphis
Captain James Mum leIt ias Llshi l'f
Boston.
r. Duney left this morning for New
York 49,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
A &C. counh Medieine.

II speaks wen for Chamberlain's Cough
remedy when druggists use !; In their own
Families in preference 70 any other, Il
horc so,d Chamberlalns Cough Remedy for
~. nss. i've years with complete saiisfac
ton TO myself and customers says Drug
glst ]. Goldsmith. Van htten' y J.
have always used Il In my own family both
for ordinary coughs and colds and for the
cough following Ia grippe. and ind Il very
efacadous. For sale by all druggists
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
Well to Be Bored in Colorado County.

Columbus, Texas. June 3.-rho South.
west Texas OH and Mining company Of
columbus ana the Rock Island Oh and
Mineral company Of Rock Island will work
together in boring "A well at Sandy Point
~ the pasture OF Mrs, j. L. Townsend
eight miles from Columbus and four miles
IRON Rock Island Escaping gas has been
noticed az this point several years The
parties Interested hope TO strike q flow
OF artesian water sufficient To rrlgate a
rice field II they fail to and oil They
intend TO bore depth ot 20oO
feet il necessary. Mr. J w Towel of Col
umbus and MIR, Lewis OF Rock Island
leave this afternoon to purchase the drill
ing outfit The combined capital OF the
two companies is SOL 0D0.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
Te.as Editors Going to Buffalo.

Cebnrne, Texas. june . Those who VIII
leave next week for Buffalo, \. Y, are
president Baltic OF the National Editorial
asso.iation. Hon. W +. Ramsey. who viii
address the association on THE Law Of
Iibcl;" MIR and Mrs j. A. Ransone, Ir.,
~ the Enterprise and Captain J. NJ. Nal
lett OF the MaGcbman.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
MOL on the Forts pelayed.

Galveston. Texas. June 3.-~No one con-
nected with the United states engineers
osnce can say just when the work Of re-
building the destroyed forts viii begin. All
The plans and specifications for tue Work
haye been long finished by Colonel hiehe
and are nov In Washington where they
arc 10 be pissed upon by the department.
while the money FOR the forts u avail
able, Al the same time Il has not yet been
ailotted Colonel Richie for expenditure.
Colonel Richie has on hand barely enough
money 10 nut The rolling stock and con
structIon plant for building the railroad %
Fort San Jacinto in condition and ne 20"
has gang OF men employed a. lhis work
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
Gas Found at Ananias.

Tcxarkana. Texas. June 3-Two wells
bored at AnanIas La, fifteen miles from
this place. are giving gas With q blaze
three feet high aud six uches In diameter.
The depth is slSty-hve feet and II Is
tbonrbt certain that oil will gush on
dc,ner bore. Excitement in this section
is running high over the possibility Of an
oil boom.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04

Mary Davis, left yeHs.iY for New YORK.
Waters Davis Jr, accom- Janicd them aa
The british steamship OrieL whicn "c-
came etrnniad IN he channel INST NauuoaG
evening while going 10 sea, was hoa;ed
with the tide this mo- l,nS hnu sue Pi"
ceeded on ner way 10 lIam1uiR
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
-. tor IaoksonviIIe sufferers.

New York, June 3.-Ihe officials OF ths
New York cotton exchange will auction on
In front OF the cotton exchange round
n ntd AZ the Jacksonville hre sufferers The
s ~ ~ rotton was sent TO W r. Corwine.
- the Merchants association by W. A. Bar
clay OF Temple. Texas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
Work eeoun on Well Near Hearne.

Hearnc. Texas, june 3.-~lhe drl was
started NJ O'Clock today In the oil well
~, tho New York and Hearne on com
pany's we'll w A. Scott Of this place
bns the contract for putting down the I'M
ttsI we'll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
CitY Tax CoIIeetIons.

Galveston, Texas, June 3.--City Collector
Collins reports s2i. 1855 II taxes aS having
been collected during the month Of Nay.
While he has not fhe books eontainlhs
the collections Of May, 1900. 10 his oilf,'
be Is Of the opinion that the amount ~
lertod last month Is IN excess 81 INC
amount collected Tor the same month Ast
wear
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04
Enan1ination Week.

Galveston. Texas, June 3ThIs is week
big with tho fate OF the senior class n tho
Galveston free schools. Tho examinations
arc now going on in this class and there
is deal Of speculation as 70 whether or
not those who are diligently working for
II will pass the ordeal. The teachers who
arc conducting the examinations declare
the scholars are making fine showing anh
that the usual percentage OF them Nlll
mass muster and get their promotion.
The vitality Of the Galveetoi free schools,
blow delivered 10 them by the storm, Is Ut
tie less than remarkable Although many
OF the school buildings were entirely DC
stroved and all of them more or less In
jured the whole session has been taught
and the high grade 81 the schools has been
malntaiued To DO this required nnbending
energy on the part OF the school board and
the assistance Of those wnp were In posi-
lion Ia help This was given and given
cheerfuily, and the result has heen nost
gratifying 10 those who have takel such
great pride In The superior educational IA
rilities Of the town.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-06-04

M ~ 1 calculations go wrong,
70 come in will he Gladys
|s,,s Ssd by the GuGey company
s1, NJ g Spindle Top Heights, ana
. .ps-.s' slope Of the hill. This
l,e.,S 10 within forty-eight hours,
h N auons regarding II are NOT
ia extend the limits ~ The
'slAesu 'ginethlng ike 40 feet IN
IN prac,, I'M, ms extension has al.
Pa Tsli !. I generally believed that
i sun further TO the north
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-02
GOOD FOR FARMING.
Alaska Affords Promising outlssk
 fer the Agriculturist.
Pref 0esrgeson, Special Agent of UnitsA States AgricaltuPal Ds- DaRtaeat, Says That Grains aaA
 Flax Grow We'll TheRe.

Prof. c. C. Georgeson, special agent of the United States agricultural de- pertinent in charge of the experiment. al station in Alaska. at Sitka. has re- turned from the north for the purpose of making his annual report to the government. He has proved that Alas ka will ultimately be as promising a field for agriculture and stock raising as it is now for mining. He was sent to the north in May. 1898. and his first work was to ascertain what could be produced there in the way of vegeta- bles. He succeeded in raising choice barley and oats. Speaking of his exper- iments in Alaska, Prof. Georgeson said:
 ''There is not the slightest doubt that grain can be matured almost any where in Alaska. I have obtained this year samples of perfectly ripe barley. oats. wheat and rye from several points in the interior as far north as Eagle. These grains were grown and matured there this year. With one exception they were volunteer products from seed accidentally scattered and grown wild. If grains will grow and mature without culture, it stands to reason that they will grow and improve with culture.
 "I also grew flax at Sitka the first year. It attained a height of more than three feet. matured seed and produced . fiber of excellent quality. There is no doubt that flax can be made success full crop in the coast region of Alaska. My instructions the first year were to examine the coast region and reserve lands for experiment stations at suit able places. With this end in view we started a station at Kenai, on the Kenai peninsula, in Cook Inlet. We made a reservation of 320 acres there, some of which has been cleared and has ma tured grain successfully"
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-02
LOCOMOTIVES FOR COLLEGE.
PlRdas Univefsity's Mechanical De- Dastnsat Completely
 Equipped.

Purdue university, at Lafayette, Ind. has determined to add three more To- comotives to its mechanical depart ment For years the university has had a complete, modern engine, made st the schenectady (N. Y) works for the instruction of the students, and it has proved so valuable and so popular that others have been secured. One is Q common eight-wheel engine, built 90 years ago, and is type used on the trans-continental Hines, 8 generation back. The second is an old camel-back engine, which for years ran on the Baltimore & Ohio road. The engines of this class are out of date, though they were considered models for freight service 30 years ago. The Baltimore X Ohio has made Purdue 8 present of the engine. The third locomotive is of English design and manufacture, and is a representative of the types in service across the ocean. It is known as the James Holman. and was on ex- hibition at the worlds fair in Chi cago in 1893. Since the fair it has been in a Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul roundhouse. It has enormous drivers, and was built for speed. It has al- ready been delivered on the university grounds.
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-02
Not Named in the VIII.

When DuchenOis, the great French actress, dieu some one met an old man who had been her intimate friend and who was apparently crushed with sor- row. kindly meant professions of sympathy and consolation failed to cheer him, "for," said he, "it is not 60 much her loss which troubles me as her base ingratitude. Can you credit itP She left me nothing in her will, and yet I dined with her at her own house three times . week regularly for 30 years"
The Coconino sun., 1901-02-02
\ New Cure.

In the vicinity of Odessa are what are called "limans'-vast sheets of wa ter, which were originally connected with the sea, but through gradual sitting up of sand have been isolated and are now extensive saltwater lakes. By means of evaporation the waters in these lakes have become concentrat- ed, and have been proved to be of so much medicinal value that the ''liman cure," as it is called, is rapidly growing into popular favor.-Little Chronicle.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Ridge, the village nearest the spol
where the steamer was pat ashore, says
that ave passengers, all women. were
drowned In getting from the boat IL
the shore,
Miss Dora Mcdonald or Detroit,
Mich. who apparently died several
days ago. and whose condition Was
such that her physician. pr. George 3.
Yield, refusal 10 pronounce her dead.
AFTER ~ hours suspended animation.
owing 10 uncertain sssns ef life about
sae hsSsy. died tossy after being In a
essaiepsle state Cor Is hours
GA fsvm AGAR Bloomington. IN.
Merritt cAlsm Killed his wife. As she
Was starting 70 church Ia eaxxy VITA
the twe hstle daughters ~ CAssm. her
sses~aaasAtess> a quarrel aross> CAssm
leaped lase the oesss aaa Villa knife
eae Ais wAseas sse~ and sees. Tie then
threw her sase sAe road. tarsse<s 90
her and ssaessd ner REPEATEDLY.
A strike sas0lvsas directly tSAeaa
maAeAsaasts and saasrecssy SEQ eas nsen
IN the mssst working trades Is sxvsce.
e& - take place May -. nnless some
arrangement Is e~eete<A IN sAe ~ssAa.
ss@se. Taas 5 sAs seAseuene uasasv Is
tsreSsaens James o'Ssoarels 0s tAe In
Association ~ saaeAaassEs
wee has his headquarters IN wasAsas
.en. y G.
As FsssSary. y u = Aorse doctor
aaaasa xeAxter aa2 wraaS Ervwmer.
sere having N<At Asek ef SsssAvs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

>s@ N9eS- Mas s4--.Aafass L. Nesss,
IN aa AasssieA sa>s aia<aA ~sal
Il 9'sasxs aoas Agxx4a sa4 fE Asse
s0atza * the >ers4aea paeissss.. ssssss.s
1sne 9efgxe the - s.hlsrk paas9 r. TisspenE
ssss@ssa & S9. ssslzaE a>9,s,s silsars. sf
Nsseaesa Rsstfiss saFsaga EsAook u FAYE
sox Z "a Ehe srlse @as ssseasel ~
'xlnssss and ASIA ~ nhsa asasafnf-~s
sa.le sie gssaga'see- masse s1.ssits ssafsv ana
ons evald .lseeTetin@ assE shat DID 5s4siHx
lfsssiaA. is1selisr g %ts mr. ss.retsisatsss
aeeeuaE ~ so1HeEinsf.s =E~za Nssrsr "a slis
sock Morgan 4 81 soagifk sas sisslivesssi
n sllssaa Then tis other sshs begun any-
NJ
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

= tafiia. Nor tkk susssst s,is..-.~.
run elie-tar. IT., sii7ss ttst tas sisams~
'.itlx q Rafiilesii 81 sie = E.ass 4 rs.....
i''e his'af Raeitet smWsHv ,ssa& $50
s''iie 'sasing ont iram Rrwsk Asra fss.f
mig 'ies*em ien and Grand rsssr 49,.
= f'si''eN 'ss't nigiE iat a s svrars,,i -
''iir l'ss~engem tiIa irqms.sf ss,a gs.s y.
.uHe y ~ t7usv ~ missing Ana ~, ~.
.s'''t w. y ~ mriane ass ire .s-.m.r
Wy 2 Clifton ~ slie sans line sa....s ~.
shortly afftr She lopvIina snf -
.l'Hf'i enc ervv ami pasean,rqr. ~. -.
lliu sl,wa aparfs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

honbln. May ss-sa.ui Sitchsnsr IN .
slrpagsi ssa1 Rsspsria. slxss
'ssEsnfeH ass 9eeapie,t Egaisereiiars
Capturing ~ eosrs siEf niisss> Eouises,..
chart was previously HEAD By ~ sslfi.i1
With ~ surrendered Beers.
'stiefs ssAinns sspsfs sicnf Beers
Siiissl, ~ lsniniivi. ~ prisoners, - sus-
'@n,isrs'i. ami gaeiilns g,snS. I5ssAl rninsiA
q ammunition. 10 yag'ais and NJ igrs~
IstptiiIesi.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

View York. May Rs The fiinss -agss
{ sas learned ifsan sources mat sfaulsf
De N a position 70 b. well iisioffuef alas
iiie letsiss ssoek'toiaing insers~t 10 ai,s
lNs'rtiisEn Raedie u ne Hartman pssspIs,
are >uifieisnt ~ give tiism control u me
property. tsfis yzesriIss~e. Of commitments.
tor sittufe leIiyerv u stocks
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Washington May ls.-~G him .Ilsstiea
Fuller # the lgniipl ssatsss supreme apart
llas announossl the alfifrnaiion 81 the tis.
soes ~ The Ghitesl States circuit aomrt ior
tiie district u Washington ii iiie sssss ii
'faarier " Nndxtymn. lndtr sentence -
desili for nnnihr. rsiiissDg 4, grant writ
u nafias corpus.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Wv nprs hl'g ~ rsapr,f 49, 81.
/, nm p1'i'ihTan@ n sliiA sil,r NAV 80
place rlia taymBle basnn. sv.y /, $50. -
~ 'p's's apartment Dmse nng s,es,,,,,,
- ''o"'i'ynz AMI savanff t1mrta ,e,r.t
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Brads,rees's report on last weeks
business Is as follows:
One looks La vain al this writing for
Of the country had been in any way
lnierfered with by ihe-for the time
lnvolsed-seyeres, fail in prices in the
history OF the Nex York stock ex-
change TAe senerai conclusion reach
cd j. thar. indeed. the conclusion Is
purely a stock panic not Involving
or connected wifh the general indus
tries Of Tie country in any way. There
will rot. in face. be hushei of wheat
or ten Of coal less in the eountry al
a resai. % this conyalsion. Spccula-
tiea II grain ard other staples has.
ho~~ser. been checked By the conesn-
tzss1o1 q lnteresS upon the stock mar
ket
Ceas-ai trade adsicrs this seek arc
IN sAe na4in rather more favorable than
those u Last seek. mainly because Of
sAe inaprossaent In crop prospects. due
e se@sozxese rains following planting
TIE laii II the active buying demand
fer 1ron and steel noted last week Is
mainly because mliis and furnaces ara
asresAsy heasily soid aheAd. and large
e0asmnerx. having placed orders. are
zpw 4wAstinE delivery Bank clear,
sw& sweiiss b. enormous stock earn.
zss rcazs1ue 10 sh0s satisfactory In
'reases. and failures are aown 70 a
segzaa minimum The textiles are
ssli sAe sost spo, In the general slsna,
Ae@ ant Are still dali
TIE feature of the week ia the crop
ss@2<toa u the arrival Of rains
A-cGsAout the northwest. which has
'Esars@s tAe saring wheat crop. n0s
sArfF ali planted. in excellent eondl.
.ar.
In ne sonthwes, and esntral west
RIP reports ars generally good.
FsAasssr coalitions on the Pacific coast
~ zgsst favorable for crops. and a
ssst rs~l4 ~ grain Is indleat<g.
Failures for the week number fss.
Hish is1 last week. tss ia
10 s~~z year ago. 1874 ia 1895 and
" "a 1855.
Ca1a@tsa failures for the seek nnn.
r -. sxzszss II LAST week. 10 In this
seq ysar ago. q In 1899. Is Ia 1855
at ~ IN 1881.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

san Fasnsises, Nag q >ssereesry ear
sssigHt stis morning 1sva atE eiis 9siiire
ing ballslin ~ Al-~ shsisinisys can.
Eilfon
Ases NIsslSlnllv Il >ss'l ysaf sifsrng sle
aiEat and sais mmuiiE gs= quite ~ ssm,
tra4ssie Ar lsf p.igsssoaBs szasaissi Ser 1'
8e
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1901-05-17

Durham. May "A. Mrs. Louis Bosfia.
vino lias obtained CONSENT 10 interview M
Kruger and nrgs nm to advocate pssseas
aailesi friday for Burops On the Steamer
Lmnevagn CASTLE.