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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22

occurred Since wearing your Belt I work all day
and tired the days work has been COM
pleted."
The next a letter from the well-known boxer,
Ryan. who says: when / your Electric
Belt my stomach very bad bad that il was
Impossible for into good condition. The Belt
has done wonders for me; has restored my stomach
perfectly built up my general strength
There dozens of letters from prominent men,
whose names, if Dr. Mclaughlin was permitted to
publish them. would be sufficient guarantee of the
genuineness of his cure. Among them were several
prominent physicians, who spoke highly of the treat
from personal tests.
Mr. George w Iseckstone Salem H.. writes II
wish 10 inform you that well pleased With your
Electric Belt 1t has cured stomach trouble COM
pleteIy. eat almost anything now and 1t
does hurt am in much better general health
than was when I commenced wearing the Belt
Last season weight was 125, this season weigh
1885,"
Mr.. A J. Young Moab. Utah. writes: IT take
pleasure sending the OF ~ friends
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22

ago, has the business every other maker of cleo
trio belts. great many schemers and frauds have
gone into the electric belt business because they
fancied it easy way to make money, and have
resorted to very questionable methods times but
the old adage. You can't fool ali the people all the
time active in their cases. and they did not last
long"
Now, DOCTOR said, your theory sounds
good, but you give bona hde evidence OF
to back up your statements? You know that
there a great many advertised remedies. and this
case of Mr.. Rockefeller who has been in the hands
of the best physicians for years is very good proof
that few of the remedies successful"
That is my strongest argument, said the doctor.
Here are letters from prominent people given
without solicitation. You these patients and
secure from them verifcation of what is contained
in their letters"
Thereupon DR.. Mclaughlin showed file
tanning letters from of the best-know people
in the city. and some from outside Places At random
/ picked several reproduce o them
here. The doctor told that many of his best tes
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tmonals could not be published the patients.
though recommending his treatment privately object
ed publicity.
Mr. Ed Bennett. 1878 North Third street Victor.
Colo: Since wearing your Belt getting alons
nicely, and all pain has left me- Doctor, your Belt
is something worth half of my life to me- would
recommend it to all Of friends for what has done
for
Mr.. o. ". Young wholesale jeweler. Champain
building, Chicago says: your Belt is worth its
weight in gold. and has done more for me than any
thing used bought it for general run
down condition. 1 could sleep night and was
partially paralyz Immediately upon application OF
the Belt. began to feel better and have
cred my health in full l hope that you will have
for. after doing what you for me- you
cannot fail to Others
DR.. Mclaughlin showed letter from United
States Senator Wilkinson Call of Florida in which he
says: Il have tried the DR. Mclaughlin Electric Belt
for strengthening the back and building up general
strength with very results. and recommend it
the best Electric Belt now in use"
He then bowed me a letter from Rev. ]. Coup,
OntOnagOn. Elcl. saying After trial of your Eiec-
tric Belt would say have derived great benefit from
its use; l could not without it, There is no known
medical skill that has reached my case l have
made a good investment in your Belt While could
not expect miracle in short time it has actually
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-22
proved that five years ahead prof Loeb
covering that Electricity Is Life says that he Jno
Rockefeller and agrees $4,000 to charity he fails

paid to public charity which he designate if
he says that have failed in my work.
Then you leave the matter entirely in his hands ??
Entirely. l willing trust his decision"
"A great many wealthy suffering fortunes
and dosing themselves with drugs without relief who
try a remedy like mine because they impose
entire confidence in their family physicians who be-
lieve that electricity is remedy of the future not
of today and advise their patients.
Il tell you that Electricity is remedy of today 1T
been a grand remedy for the past ten years L
have studied this subject carefully than any
physician studied his textbooks and can show
results. l curing every day who were never
able get benefit from drugs"
rs it true. doctor. that your patients are mostly
people of the middle poorer class?
Yes, when a rich is sick he calls in his doc
tor who writes prescription and looks wise and the
rich man has confidence that he will be well tomor-
row He feels better perhaps because the doctor can
fool nature for while. But after while the doc
tor looks wise and it doesn't do the rich man any
good and the first thing he knows nature demands
her price and pay it, as the doctor can help
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Another. who was wreck at 49, and said that
ne mao been so Tor twenty cured and three
years later undertook the severe hardshps of trip
to the klondike+ He returned a rsw months ago and
said that he had stood the terrible privaons
than hundreds of young men.
Il could cite thousands of similar Incidents When
that have fifty thousand voluntary testimon-
ias and that there is not hamlet in this country
without one more by my appliance you will
understand that my experience has been broad.
My treatment is in any case where
strength is lacking. whether in the nerves. stomach
heart kidneys, liver any other part My appliance
gives soothing constant electric glow, which
en- up by the body just sponge takes up 1t
cures rheumatism in any guise, well every other
form of pain
Il am enthusiast you sayi Why should l not
be? have the gratitude of thousands people who
have been cured by my Electric Belts after the fail
of the best physicians. / enthusiastic because
know that offer suffering humanity the cure
for the least expenditure of money that is known to-
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-10

statements from the parties who TOO.
care OF her room aud of others who ov.r
heard conversations relative 10 the Nov,
Use Of pardon,
Mrs kensler is but shadow If no,
former self. lmmured for life. with ~.
visi IN OF terrible crime ever before her
haunted by thoughts of further aehass
'nent since her incarceration, she cou,d
suffer but little more were she in u.d.s
BE It said to her credit, however, tina, she
did not submit to the villsiuous ,,;so,,
official until he had bothered her for ov.,
two years; and then he came like ,h;s,
III the night, got into her room and no.
complishea his purpose by threats and
promises, After that, said Mrs. Kens,.,
IN her evidence, he visited her ve,v .,os,
tor over two years and a half She wa,
IN his power then. Poor woman, VIII,
will deny that, in some respects. at least
she was more sinned against than sin
ming.
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Spaldins Notes.

Contractor Nye has force of men a,
work on the Coyote grade.
The Spalding dancing clab will give a
social hop Saturday night.
NJ. l.. Goldsmith and wife are VISITING
near Union own this week.
The Lewiston boys will play ball at
Lapwai Saturday with the Indian bows Of
the industrial school.
The Spalding base ball nine is putting
its harness on. Members can be seen at
any time practising on the town common.
General interest has been created
throughout the community in the pro.
grams rendered by the public school
children Friday afternoons.
Robert Schleicher and John Wilkinson
OF Lewiston have made a number of fish.
ing tours up the Lapwai creek. They
have never failed to bring back from Is
to 100 beautiful mountain trout.
The Cottonwood Greek base ball team
has recognized for the season. All Of
the best players of last year hold their
places and number of good ones have
been added making it one of the strong,
est organizations in the county outside Of
the towns.
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oK DER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL rs
TATE SHOULD NOT M MAIZE

In the Probate Court of Nez Perez
County, Idaho.
In the matter Of the guardianship Of
the estate Of Bertha F. Kemp, minor.
Mary l.. Sullivan. the guardian Of the
estate of Bertha +. Kemp, a minor.
having filed in this court her petition
duly verified, praying for an order Of sale
OF portion of the real estate Of said
Bertha r. Kemp for the. purposes therein
set forth, and showing that the same
would be beneficial.
1t is therefore ordered that ali persons
interested in the said estate Of said Bertha
r. Kemp appear before this said Probate
Court on the l4th day Of March, 1908, al
the hour of 10 O'Clock a. M, of said day,
at the courtroom of said court At the
courthouse in the city Of Lewiston,
County OF Neg Perez, State Of Idaho. 10
show cause why an order should not be
granted to the said Mary l.. Sullivan 10
sell portion of the real estate Of the
said Bertha F. Kemp and that copy Of
this order be published at least four sue.
cessive weeks in the Lewiston Teller, a
newspaper printed and published in said
city and county.
Dated February IA, 1893.
w. B, REESE,
Probate Judge.
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AFFIDAVIT FOR PUBLICATION OF
SUMMONS A

In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for Nez Perez County.
Charles II. Brockn,an. plaintiff, VS..
Mollie Brockman, defendant.
State Of Idaho, GO
County Of Latah -
Charles H. Brockman, being first duly
sworn, disposes and says: That he is a
citizen Of the United States, over al years
Of aye and has been and now is resident
of the state of Idaho for a period of Js
years.
That he is the plaintiff in the above en-
titled action; that prior to the date here
Of, he has duly commenced an action for
divorce in the above entitled court upon
the grounds that the defendant had a
husband living at the time Of the plain
tiffs said marriage to the defendant.
That during the month Of October,
1902, the defendant, Mollic Brockman,
left the state of Idaho and moved to the
city of Portland, and that the said de-
PENDANT is now residc'tt Of said city oi
Portland, and is now living with her sis
ter, Mrs. Annie Kaufman. and that she
has not been in the state Of Idaho since
said last mentioned date.
Wherefore affiant asks that the service
of said summons be made by publication
thereof.
CHARLES II. BROCKMAN
Subscribed and sworn to before the
this 2lst day Of January, A. d 1903,
SEAL LYMAN. G. REED,
A Notary Public.
In re ,ding and filing the foregoing at
fidavit, and the court being fully advised
in the premises, it is ordered that,
The service of Summons in said action
be made BY publication thereof by being
published for the period Of one month il
the Lewiston Teller, paper published II
the County of Nez Perez and State o
Idaho, and hereby designated as The
most likely to give notice to said defend
ant, and that copy of the said summons
and tina, a copy of the complaint herein
be mailed to the said defendant at tht
City of Portland. State of Oregon.
This February rs, 1878.
EDGAR {. STEELE,
Judge.
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Winchester items.

H. NJ. Robinson has decided his ranch
to Heistsnd 8. Son. The consideration
was f2ooo.
With Winche ster as the center, there
are now fifteen saw mills within radius
Of ten miles.
John Borg, the genial bachelor has
ship coming into port with Swedish
maiden on board.
Smallpox has been prevalent here but
those afflicted are all reported better,
and no new cases.
{. W. Lowe has sold his claim aud live
stock and expects to open general mer-
chandise store at Winchester
NJ. c. Hall, formerly of the firm of
Hall & kaline, is spending the winter
with old friends in the middle west.
John Shuss, Jr,, spent few weeks
among OH friends in Nebraska but an
untimely blizzard cut his visit short.
Marion Brown has just married wife,
therefore when the bach brigade meets
Marion cannot come, pray you, have him
excused.
S. kaline. present deputy postmaster at
WINCHESTER, has good prospects of being
appointed postmaster instead of NJ. c.
Hall, resigned.
o. w. Click, now sole proprietor of the
Golden Rule milling plant, has / ,2oo, 900
feet of No. logs in his yard ready for
the seasons run.
The saw mill firm of Minert x Tabor
has dissolved, Mr., Minert continuing at
the old firm and Mr.. Tabor taking charge
of the Ranigan mill.
Mr.. Evans of the Evans Milling COM
pany is in Spokane getting some repairs
for his mill. He has a fine ward of logs
for his seasons run.
II. c. Cope. retiring member of the
Golden Rule lumber company, will en-
gage in business in the vicinity but has
not yet ,natured his plans.
The past winter has been most favor
able for logging operations. Frequent
SHOWS in moderate quantities has given
conditions of which homesteaders have
taken advantage and large amount OF
timber has been delivered at the various
mills.
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49,. 49,. ---.--9.-.- ,--.-s--..-. .-..-
ESTRAY NOTICE

l. TIE undersigned. have this day on
.ne Suddy ranch, two miles east Of South
wEk =. ", taken up the following de,
ssl'oed estrays: One red heifer, one
year Old red, little white on belly, ca,
MARKED swallow forked and underbit or
lisnt ear LETT ear cropped, no brand
One black and white yearling steer
hght ear cropped, no brand visible.
MORRISON CUppy.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-10
Examination for State Certificates.

Under direction from the state superlh'
,endent | am authorized to announce
that there will be an examination 10,
state certificates and life diplomas held ',,l'
a, The following places: Boise. Pocatello'
81. Anthony, Shoshoue, Mt: Idaho Lew.
;s,,,r and Ra,hdrum, on March 40, ~
and IS. 1908. For particulars regarding
subjects covered or rules of the exam'na
t;on address the state superintendent
Nav l.. Scott, Boise, Idaho.
BERNICE MCCOY,
Co. Supt of Schools
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CALI. FOR WARRANTS.

will redeem all warrants on the Our
rent Expense Fund issued from Jan II
TO ,,st. iqo3 Interest ceases from TINS
a.te c. A. HASTINGS.
Treas. Neg Perez Co Idaho.
7 = xistou Idaho. Feb. ), 1908.
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WHEELER & WILSON
Sewing Machine Agency =
New Models. Latest Improve
meuts. Complete Attachments
Lowest prices
294 Main St LtWDiON' 'DA"O


The Office of the Lookout Telephone
Company is now located in the Widen
thaller building on Main street. IN the
Office of Wade X. Parks who is the agent
in charge OF the company's Lewiston nns-
mess. )"
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Subscribe for the TELLER. The pio-
neer newspaper OF the Clearwater valley
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Found, By the people Of Lewiston
,ba, chase & Sanborn's Teas and Coffees
are the finest grown. The RUSSELL Grocery
sells the line exclusively
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-10
ALIAS SUM MONS.

In tn Justices Court of Central Lewis.
ton precinct, formerly West Lewiston
Precinct. Nez Perez County, Idaho, J. ID.
McConkey, Justice Of the Peace.
George Fl. Kester, Plaintiff, VS.. b. +.
Bell, Defendant. TO Is. l.. Bell, defend-
ant, the state OF Idaho sends greeting:
You are hereby notified and required TO
be and appear in the above entitled court
in the above entitled cause on the 2Ist day
of April, A. D. 1903, at the hour OF ten
| O clock a. III. thereof, and to- deinur or
answer to the complaint Of plaintiff on
file herein, or Judgment by default will
be taken against you for the sum OF 1880
| with in crest thereon at 7 per cent per
annum from September 27nd. 1902, to
Judgment and for costs of SUIT
The general nature of this suit is as
follows:
Plaintiff alleges that he leased to you
certain premises in Lewiston, Idaho, for
1880 per month; that you used and oc-
cupied the same withI ut paying therefor
from Nav I2th to September ~; that the
rental thereof is payable monthly; that
YOU have not paid the same nor any mart
thereof; that the whole amount due. ow-
ing and unpaid is $3.50 with Interest
thereon at 7 per cent per annnm IRON
September and. 1902. to Judgment IN
which amount plaintiff demands jung'
ment together with costs.
And you are further notified that II you
so fail to appear and answer the cou,
plant as required herein the platinum
will take Judgment against you for inc
sum of 1880 with interest thereon al
per cent per annum from September ~
ioo2, and for costs OF SUIT
In support OF the various statements
herein made concerning the cause OF &C
ton reference is made to the complaint
a copy of which is served herr with.
In witness whereof ! have hereunts
set my hand this 2ist day OF January n
ID: 1908 ..cuv
Justice of the Peace for said precinct
o,,orrp, for nlaintiH
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
7, the District court OF the Second Ju-
d,c;.l District Of the State of Idaho. In
and for the County Of Neg Perez.
Edmund d. Po,vin. plaintiff. VS.. VIII
liam Malaniant. defendant.
To whom it may concern: Sotice !,
hereby given 'ha, an attachment issnso
ON, of the above entitled action In the
above entitled cause against the property
of said deiendau, on the 5Ist day q
December. 1902.
Dated this 2nd day Of January, 1905.
p. Z. STooLEY,
Clerk Dist. Court.
IsEAI. OF COURT
Rem F. Tweedy, attorney for plaintiff.
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+. WALDO MURPHY
.4ttOy'yzeU : at : LHxr

Large blocks Of Forest Reserve, Sol
dier's Additional and script for unsnr-
veyed Government lands constantly on
hands. No. 81 IS Janison Block. Spo-
kane, Wash.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-10

Probate matters And settlement ~
estates carefully attended ~. tpfSis.. IN
Adams Block.
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""eh She appeared before the committee
-'a Told her terrible sory. between sobs.
s'es' Jumps rose in the throats OF the in
'es'sators and feelings were controlled
with difficulty.
Mrs. Kensler, it will be re membered,
A'aae an affidavit that Warden Arney
say Dr. J. X. Dubois were responsible for
aer'minal operation on her. They we're
''es'ea' but. much to the surprise OF
'e1yone. when the case came up for
p'ehminary hearing Mrs. Kensler pre-.
ssa'ed another affidavit saying that hey
A's' statement was false.
one told the legislative committee how
sae came 10 make that second statement
que sa'd prison officials. Warden Arney
-, Dubois and Deputy Warden Don
a.'y and the man who debased her
"'se name she declined to divulge
promised her freedom if she would max,
.ue second affidavit. shielding them
.ney told her tina. ,hey represented Gov
c. u"' aud Secretary Of State Bassett
a.. made the affidavit exhGnoratiui
the prison officials and declaring bersei
. perjurer.
~. was not pat.oned, however, a
ana Tor that reason she decides
70 tell the facts to the committee sh
-. ner nrst statement was tn
~ -, ana Inc committe secured q mas
se corsoborsting il. includin
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-10

SEAL OF COtKTI
Rem F. Tweedy, attorney for plaintiff.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-03-10

Al; .suess carefully sttruz4e.t u. VIII prsc.
t,ce in Al cousts Of Washington and Idaho. Of
sce on Main street. iewi.ton in Deal L Butler
block.
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TO HousEKEEPERs

Send your address on postal for
our special premium offers and lib
eral trial quantity of
Electro.Slllcon
the famous silver polish used by own
ers of valuable silverware all over the
world.
Silicon" 40 Cliff Street, New York.
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Acorn Club.

The Acorn club met in the club
rooms Of the Carnegie library Tues
LAY. A very interesting program was
given as follows:
Roll Can--Current Events.
Resources Of the Original Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. Mrs F. b. Lucas.
The Acorn Club Pictures in Library,
Mrs. +. s. Barde.
Short Sketches of Artists:
Dubrey--Mrs. Morris.
Greuse--Mrs ]. w Duke.
A he sebre-Mrs. A. c. Hixon.
The members Of the club very kind
~ remembered their secretary, Mrs
J. c. Allen. who has been sick this
week and who was unable to attend
the meeting, with beautiful bouquet
Of cut fowers. which were very high
ly appreciated.
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mony and technique is given and work
done here is accepted by all other
schools of music.
Physical culture at the university
comprises part of the regular pre-
scribed course and no student except
on account of sickness is exempt from
the physical training and a degree can
not be had in any department until
credits are made in the school OF
/ physical culture
There are many ways in which this
training or culture can be had; and
the course is so arranged to make il
as interesting and pleasant as possible
as well as profitable. For those OF
heavy build if their inclinations run
that way, can play foot bali scientif-
cally under an efficient trainer or
coach.
Basket ball, a less vigorous game
is played by both girls and boys and
gives a great deal Of healthy exercise.
In addition to these two games ten
mis- is piaye a great deal and many
of the students have become experts
in this line.
The gymnasium which is fitted
with all modern apparatus is for any
kind Of physical Development, and for
work when the weather puts stop 70
out door sports. In connection with
this is the track for running. jumping.
hurdling and throwing the shot and
hammer
Prof. Han. instructor in physical
culture. has charge of all the depart
ments in physical training and has
personal acquaintance with and
watches with care the training and
development of every student He is
ably assisted by Mr. John Darling Of
Enid. sss IA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-31
MUSIC DEPARTMENT or THE
UNIVERSITY or OKLAHOMA

Correspondence to Daily Leader
Norman, Okla, oct 3l-It is the
general lea among a part Of he peo-
pie Of Oklahoma that in order to oh
tain liberal art course it'is neees.
sary 10 send their boys and girls
away 20 soma eastern college or uni
ycrsity. This. however is no longer
true fog during lhe rast hFee years
the University Of Oklahoma AZ Nor
mephas estahlished school OF mulic
ANA fno arts th4t Is last becoming
cne ~ hia best Of rs klaa in gha sou H.
west
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Special attention is also given to
chorus work and Prof. Guelick the
director Of the department, recently
organized a choral union of over a
hundred voices. This organization is
composed of some of the best talent
in the territory and meet once a
week for practice. They are now
working on oratorio "The Holy
City" which they win give in oNrman
about the first of December.
Regular monthly recitals are given
by the students in the fine arts course
ANA an excellent program is rendered
in public on every occasion consisting
of readings, songs. instrumental and
vocal solos. Medals are given for the
best work done in these contests.
Thus the interest during the entire
year is kept active In these enter.
tainments only the pupils take par1
in the program thus giving those at
tending an opportunity TO see the class
Of work being done and at the same
time it affords much practice for the
students.
The department of music is com.
pletely reorganized this last summer
and Prof Guelicl, ono Of the best in
structors In the west, was placed in
charge of this work with Miss o'Con-
nor and Miss Rice az his assis ants.
Miss Mcbride has charge of the vocal
department ana has her studio filled
all day Prof Holmberg is the in
struetor on the violin and other
stringed instruments and organized
ar orchestra of about fifteen pieces.
There are over forty taking The
work and OF these seventeen enrolled
this year for degree in music They
complete four years course in har-