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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15

The tears rose quickly In Marion
Schueler's eyes.
20, my dear. That Ii long time to
wait for happiness" she said breath
lessiy.
Her own engagement might have
been counted by as many weeks. Her
hold upon the small, work-worn hands
| frightened.
e Indeed. indeed. II Is not as you
think" she said earnestly. Il knew at
the time that my speaking TO Mr..
Tinsdale as ! did last Sunday meant
more TO him than could understand.
But II was what l said. not me. that
counted. Why, he looked beyond. not
at me-"
The wet eyes OF the girl from Carson
Centre We're fixed hungrily on her face
as she drank in every word.
Go home and ask him 10 tell you all
about H." she said soothingly. The
years which lie behind You demand
that you shall not misunderstood each
other now"
1t isn't that | mind waiting. but
but IL hurts me 10 think another wo-
man had been TO him the inspira ton |
have failed to be" she said wistfully.
He is preaching on trial to-day. III he
succeeds IL will be because OF having
met you"
With sudden resolve Marion detain-
ed her.
after all. l see that | shall have 20
tell what will hurt you-for you do not
yet believe me-" she said quietly. And.
anyway. nothing can hurt you more
than what you now think. When Mr..
Tnsdale preached here last Sunday not
one person-not one-came TO speak 10
him at the close OF the service. Ii
seemed TO me so cruel-and what he
said did help me-that | tried as best
could to atone for the lack ON the
part OF our people. Don't you think
Mr. Tinsdale would be likely 10 re-
member. and talk about. the one per
son who had spoken kindly 10 him In /
strange placer"
A new light and hope had come into
the pale eyes raised TO Marion Schue-
ler's
Il will try TO believe you" she said
~It-would mean death 10 me
to think otherwise. Goodby."
''Goodby. dear" she said huskily.
"and God bless you both"
Two people were waiting for Miss
Schueler AT the door OF ST. Margnret's
on the following Sunday.
Rev. John Tinsdale she knew At
glance. but a second look was neces-
sary ere she recognized the little wom-
an at his slde-so pretty was the face
In It's soft. new happiness. 20 dainty
the slight figure In Its gsrb OF dark
blue.
Miss Schueler." Tinsdale held out
his hand smiling rsdiantly. my wife
tells me that you and she are already
John has received unanimous call
% the church where he preached last
sunday" the little bride began In an
a ger undertone. We were married |
o. my dear. II IL all
ue TO your word Of good cheer.'-Bos-
on Globe.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15
OLD AND NEW.

From an old garden Lucia sends
Some early roses TO her friends,
Their lovely petals fresh in hue.
AS though just washed in crystal dew,
No name they bear. but rich their bloom
As those that from Damascus come.
Or those that in some Persian vale
Their delicate perfume exhsle.
How vividly they bring TO view
The roses that my childhood knew
The Welding brought from distant wood,
The Cinnamon that near il stood.
The Provence. deemed so regal-6ne,
The pure White Rose and Byzantine.
Nor let me Burgundy forget,
Wee buds in tiny leahet set.
Just tt for fairy folk TO wear
Titania and her maiden fair
Nor dainty Blush. which few excel,
So tinted like an ocean shell.
| love them, one aud all. and though
Their many charms the new may show.
La France. Colomb or Jacqueminot.
To the old kinds my heart will cling.
Such precious memories they bring
Of home and friends in that dear time
When life was in its joyous prime.
Boston Budget.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15

with physical charms may be pardon.
ed for building air castles. In which
she sees herself living like a princess.
II Is an era OF new women. OF indie
pendent femininlty. and II l. none the
less an era Of ailurinz matrimonial
possibilities.
Something OF a sensation was ere
ated by the announcement that Ssna-
tor Clark and Anna r.. Ia Chapelle
were married In Marseilles May -.
1901. and that they have child now
2 years old. The information had up
TO this time been withheld both from
the world and from the Senator. Inn
family. The events leading
up to the marriage are unusually In
teresting. About nine years ago Sen
ator Clark was In a Montana mining
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HOTEL BILLS IN GERMANY.
Conditions Under which a Dead Man
Must Pay Board.

American travellers In Germany hnvs
| for some time hesitated about DYING
at any OF the hotels because OF the un.
settled condition OF the German law
governing the extent OF their liability
in such an event. says the New or.
leans Times Democrat. A recent re-
port from Consul General Gunther NJ
Frankfort gives an important decision
OF the Supreme Court nj Berlin. In
which II Il declared. presumably To
the great dissatisfaction u the German
innkeepers, that a mans liability
ceases at his death. and that damages
cannot be collected from his heirs for
ing renovated and disInfected. The
court held that the death OF a guest
was risk which the business OF the
hotel keeper required him to take. and
he was without recourse. even though
his room should be untenanted month
as a result
A distinction. however. was drawn
between the case OF an unexpected
death and one maliciously contrived by
the guest for the discontinue Of the
landlord. In case the visitor should
willfully commit suicide liability for
the rent OF the room while II was be-
Ing placed In order would survive. IL
would be the same II he entered the
liostelry and concealed from his host
the fact that he was in the grip OF a
deadly disease which was liable 10
take him on Mt any moment. Such do
ceit. according to the court. would lie
richly rewarded by rendering the
mans estate responsible for damages.
In the suit In question the bill pre-
sented by the landlord to the dead
man was for ten days lodging. and rs
The hotel was firSt-class one, the I
amount was by no means small The
decision Of the point by the Supreme
court OF Berlin will relieve great
ieaI OF anxiety In the tourist mind and
ne will die much more freely nj Ger
nan hotels than before. The prospect
II hotel bill living and moving and
iavlng Its being for weeks after one
ias passed away IL enough 10 make
he stoufcst heart qunil and resolve 10
I've. And this Is especially true. In
lew Of the fact that European hotel
leeper Is supposed to be the model
4 a lightning calculator when IL comes
o devising bill for n stranger
within his gates.
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valuable. Should. however, the base
OF operations be advanced. or 4 tenn
porary post abandoned. the birds are
at once discarded and new loft trans
ferred to the altered surroundings.
Scouts, both mounted and no cycle,
each carry from four TO six birds in Il
bamboo cage. slung after the fashion
OF knapsack. and thus reports are
sent back without the necessity OF
their leaving the post OF observation.
For great distances two birds may be
flown with the same dispatch, but this
is seldom required. the usual custom
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15
Too MANY 70 Remember.

Cltiman-You've been living In the
suburbs 20 long suppose you've had
considerable experience with servant
girls.
subbubs--well. it's got so that when
my wife il interviewing an applicant
now she always begins by asking:
Were you ever employed by me be
fore? II so. when and for how IongT'
Press
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15
An Artfuf Man.

Hc-what Is the meaning Of the let
sers ID. A. II. on that pin you are
wearine7
she--Daughters OF tho American
Revolution. thought every one knew
that.
He-Oh. | thought perhaps II wns
the abbrevlaticn OF Darling"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15
PIGEONS IN THE WAR.

How Japanese and Russian Armies
Make Use of the Birds.
Such is the exigency OF war that
even the gentle dove of peace is
pressed into It's service. The part
played by these birds and the yeoman-
~ service they rendered in the South
African war will still be fresh in many
memories; and Notwithstanding the ad-
vent and progress OF wireless telegra-
ply. the faithful messenger" Is again
seeing active service, this time with
the Japanese and Russian forces.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15

any woman. When
that union Il ae-
companled by Fo-
m a ntic cireum
stances su ch as
those attending the
marriage OF sena-
tor Wills m A.
Clark. OF Montana.
fiction IL outdons.
and every pretty
girl In this broad
land who combines
Qrace and talent
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15

Didn't you say you had all the com
forts Of homer asked the indignant
guest.
We'll" answered Farmer Corntos-
sci. after you folks nre gone we do
have 'em. That's whit we take board
ers for. "--wsshington Star.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15

Doctor" queried the inquisitiye per.
son. do you believe that the cigarette
habit causes weak mindsT'
Not necessarily" replied the NJ. ID.
"As rule II merely indicates them"
Commercial Tribune.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15

One OF the many things children
cannot understand Is why grown peo-
pie spend 30 much time looking at
books that have no pictures In them.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15
ROMANTIC The STORY
OF Thi. Mountain Girl. Nov . Maiti-
mifiionaire'. Wife.

To become the wife Of man whom
the world recognizes as one OF It's
croesuses would give distinction to
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-09-15
Her Word of Cheer

AN ARloN SCHUYLER bent
JMl slightly forward in her faith
er's pew as the door from the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-23
PLANO.

Plano. Dec. 2l.-Mr. Marks ship
ped a car load of fat stock to Sioux
City, Tuesday.
j. G. B%lenkiron, and son, Charley
were Plano visitors Sunday.
There is some talk of an electric
line from Mitchell to Madison.
Veterinary Hodson of Sanborn,
was a Plano visitor Monday.
John Everson. has gone to Nor
way on a visit.
For some time past. the well on
the Logan place has refused to furn-
iSh water, and the tenants have been
Obliged to drive their stock to the
school section. Tuesday. Messrs. Lo-
gan and Hooper came out and put in
a charge of dynamite with the hope
of bringing water again but so far as
known, at present the charge did not
have the desired effect.
Will Rowley and wife visited at
Dan Bayley's Tuesday evening.
= Mi. ,Bayley went to Loomis with
two loads of hogs Tuesday.
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ETHAN.

Ethan, Dec. 2O.-Mr. and Mrs.
Larson, of Hillside, spent Sunday
with the latIer's sister, Mrs. w.
Jones.
o. L Larson, of Mitchell, made a
business trip to Jul town Saturday.
Since Rev. James C%rowthers &C
cepted the pastorate of the Nj. E.
church of Washington Springs, his
place here has been filled by Harry
H.. Week, of Mitchell. Mr.. Week
made his first appearance to a well
filled house Sunday, notwithstanding
the weather was very bad.
The present bank building OF the
Ethan State Bank was sold recently
to Geo. Sands. Consideration 5000.
The corner lot west of the restaurant
was purchased by che bank people OF
Eugene Graves on which they will
construct in the spring Il substantial
banking house of two stories. The
consideration was 1926.
Mrs. Rose Nickers, OF Mitchell.
visited her parents the first of the
week.
L. a. Oathout has lately accepted
Il position with Schmoller x Mueller
Piano Co., OF Sioux City. He has
been doing considerable business in
the neighborhood of Trip.
The Epworth League was conduct
ed on last Sabbath evening by Mrs.
John Nolt. There was good attend
ance and the lesson was made inter
esting by the leader.
Mr.. Roberts is e.cecting a large new
residence on his property south OF
Phi Tobin's home. 1t is large and
will be a nice addition to the town.
A number OF friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Cole gave them a farewell
reception on the evening of Dec. /.
On Jan. ] MI. Cole gives up posses
sion of his hardware store and will
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soon leave for tie reservation. His
friends took This occasion for ,.iy;nr

soon leave for tie reservation. His
friends took this occasion for giving
them a few presents as a token Of
their esteem and love.
Christmas eve bids fair to be cele-
brated in the good old style this
year. A new style of tree will be
used hut otherwise the entertain
ment will consist of recitations.~
songs exercises and Santa Claus is
reported II have signiiied his inten-
ton OF stopping here,
Ethan, Dec. 2l.-The NJ T.. church
he'll has arrived and will soon be put
i'm position.
The trial of Z. j. Nanderhnie oc-
CURED in Justice Tobey's court Tues
day.
The new Grady two story business
building is going up at a rapid rate
Messrs. Clark and Mason, life insur-
ance men Ct Mitchell. are very busy
i'm Ethan nowadays i'm that line OF
work.
a pleasant little surprise party oc-
CURED Monday evening when the
friends OF Walter Eastman gathered
at his home and spent a few hours in
fun and games.
Henry Schiech has accepted a posi-
tion in the Ethan State bank. Here's
to the young mans SUCCESS.
Frank Koltz, living a few miles
southeast of town, made a business
trip to Ethan Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Bordwell, of Vest
field, Iowa, who is a daughter Of W.
ger Tuesday evening.
DR.. Howard is soon to have a new
Mueller piano put in his Office ON
Main street.
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State of South Dakota, Fourth Judicial Circuit.
county,
Gustav a.. Lindstrum. plaintiff. vs.. Marrllla II.
Chapman, Iowa 4 Dakota Land Company (cor-
poration), and Daniel {. Aston, defendants.
State of South Dakota sends greeting:
To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the above named plant
III. which was filed In the Office OF the clerk of the
circuit court, in and for Dawson county. on the
2Oth day of December. 1904. and to serve a CODY
of your answer on the subscribers. at their office
on Main street in the city OF Mitchell. South Da-
kota. within thirty days after the service of this
summons on YOU, exclusive of the day of service,
aud If you fail to answer said complaint within
that time the plaintiff Will apply to the court for
the relief demanded ntbe complaint.
PKESSON Il
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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BETHEL.

Bethel, Dec. 90. Mr.. Sholes'
mother and father from Iowa are
here spending the winter with him.
We are glad to have them with us
again.
Chauncy Bates and Hazel Wheeler
visited at A. Fl. Hubbard's Sunday.
There will be no preaching next
Sunday as it is Christmas day, tut
Rev. Bowdish will be with us again
Jan. lst. We would like to have a
good attendance.
John Everson has gone to Norway
to visit relatives and see his old
home. BE expects to be gone d
couple of months.
There will be a basket social at
Bethel church Saturday evening,
Dec. 81. All baskets to be sold for
fifty cents. Everybody come and
have a good time.
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PROSPER.

Prosper, Dec. 2l.-A merry Christ
mas to all u friends.
Frank Schaub came home from
Chamberlain TO spend the holidays
with his parents.
Rumor says that Pouch brothers
as the Anderson ranch. TO parties
from Iowa.
Miss Clara Scll1nb spent a few
days recently with friends in Ethan.
George Howell is building an .ad-
dition on his house that greatly i'm
proves its looks as well as its con-
yenience.
Nh. Moore, of Madison, Wis. has
been visiting with his daughter, Mrs
l.. Holstetter.
A large number of the teachers and
their pupils from Prosper attended
the educational rally in Mitchell last
Saturday.
Robert Watson came home from
Brookings. where he is attending the
Agricultural college, TO spend The
holidays with his parents Nh. and
Mrs. George Watson.
We understand that the family of
Jake French is at present --quaran-
tined for scarlet fever.
Mrs. j. Erion spent last Tuesday
with friends in Mitchell.
August Riggert is attending the
business college in Mitchell.
Ben Schaub is busy shredding his
corn.
Frank Schaub is kept busy hauling
grain to Mitchell.
The teachers and pupils of the
Prosper schools will ENJOY one weeks
vacation.
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Certificate of partn.rsh,p.

The undersigned hereby certifythat Stephen H.
Scallin. whose residence and p~ostotlice address is
MITCHELL, Dawson County. South Dakota, and
William Scallin. whose residence and poStot1Ice
address is Mitchell. Dawson county, South Da.
kota, are partners. tranSacting a wholesale and
retail mercantile business. especially handling
wall paper, drugs and medicines. the said matt
nershlp transacting business under the name OF
$. H.. calm Company, and the principal place OF
business OF said partnership is Mitchell, DAWSON
county. South DAKOTA.
Signed at Mitchell, South Dakota. December
1904. STEPHEN Nj. SCAiIIS
WILLIAM SCALL n.
State of South Dakota, T..
County of Dawson.
BE IL emembered. that on this Sd day of De
cember. A. d. 1904, before me. A 4. Hitchcock. /;
notary public in and for SAID county and state
personally appeared stephen VI. Scalljn anC
sons who are described In and who executed tn,
foregoing certificate and daily acknowledged to
me tnat they executed the same.
witness my HAND and Official seal the date last
nerelnDelort written. \. +. HIrCuCoCK.
Notary Public in and Tor DAWSON County. south
(SeaD Dakota.
State OF South Dakota.
County OF Dawson, -
|. S. Cattrell, Clerk OF the Circuit Court within
hereby certify that the foregoing COPY of certtfi
cate of partnership is a true and correct copy
and the whole thereof OF the original certi ticatt
OF partnership now on file and a part OF the rec
ofdS OF my office. said original paper having beer
fled December 8, 1894.
Witness my hand and Official seal this 9Th da,
oil December, 1904. g. CATTRELI,
Clerk OF Circuit Court, Dawson County. Soutl
(seal Dakota.
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Notice of Application tor Permit to sell
intoxicating Liquors.

Notice is hereby given, That Chas. Martin has
init to sell Intoxicating liquors at retail at
lot IL, block II, original plat, in the Second
ward. of the City Of Mitchell, County of Dawson.
and State of South Dakota, and that said applt
cation will be heard by the City Council OF said
city on the 30th day of December. 1904, at 10.
O'Clock p. M, at the City Council Rooms of said
city, at which time any person or persons may
appear before said corporate authorities and
give any reason why such license should not be re
ceived or permit granted to sell Intoxicating
liquors at retail.
Dated Mitchell. S. d.. December Sth, 1904.
j. Il. MARKHAM, City Auditor.
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MT. VERNON.

Mt Vernon, Dec. 2l.-Jno. X.
johnson has been away some where
for we saw him step off the train
last tuesday.
The Dode Fiske Co. plays at the
hall Saturday night, giving a concert
and dance and all lovers of good nu-
sic should not miss this rare treat.
Last Thursday night. shortly after
ten O'Clock. a man who had partaken
rather too freely of the cold time
torch light procession.'i Wake! in
the back door OF The millinery estab-
lishM ent OF Miss T. l.. Burns, no
doubt by mistake, as he was perhaps
in quest of the back door of the
saloon to get some more OF the above
mentioned. to loosen up a little of
the cotton that had accumulated i'm
his mouth. Miss Burns was !rim-
ming her show window, and as she
heard Il noise out in the back room.
she called to her mother and they
Immediately appointed themselves
a court of inquiry to determine the
icause. When they entered the back
door and saw that glass eyed mon.
ster standing there. the stampede
and screams that followed, was I'M
d%oubtedly equal to the n caused
by the appearance of two mice, but
there was no n injured and when
Marshal Newton arrived, whom they
telephoned for Immediately, the poor
laundering Willie had managed to
get away, and could not be found.
But some one had seen him as he
walked to his wauon, and unless he
is careless about his complexion and
his good (?) clothes he had better
look out for the boys who throw the
eggs.
j We wish you all a Merry Christ
mas.
Children can't you hear the creak-
ing of the reindeers' hoofs and the
Igingle Of sleigh bells? as Santa is
looming this way over the snow,
near his home? The good old man.
Would you could always be as faith.
full to your life's duty as he.
Did you eve stop to think that
when you celebrate the 4th Of July
or Thanksgiving that only our owr
country celebrates with you, but
when Christmas comes the whole
Christian world rejoices with you?
Fl. "a. Holmes attended the i'm
plement dealers association at Siou,
Falls, last week from whence he
turred last Thursday.
Miss Martha Knutson returne,
home last Saturday to spend Christ
mas with her mother and relative
here. Her mother is not we'll an,
certainly enjoys Martha's sympa
thetic and helping hand.
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Motto. to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Mary Hofstetter.
late of the City of Lacrosse, in the County Of
All narsons having claims anoimst .,;a u,ry
Hofstetter, deceased, are required to exhibit the
same. with necessary vouchers. to the under
signed, the duly appointed and qualified admins
office of I'll. Spangler. in the City of Mitchell,
County OF Dawson and State OF South Dakota.
and that four months after the first publication
OF this notice has been limited, a~diudged and
decreed by the Judge of the County Court OF this
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of Application for Permit to Sell
Intoxicating liquor

Notice is hereby given that b. NJ. Johnston
has this day filed in my Office an application for a
permit to sell Intoxicating liquors at retail at lots
ward, In the city of Mitchell county of Dawson,
ana state of South Dakota, and that said appll.
cation will be heard by the City Council of said
city on the goth day of December. 1904. at 1850
time any person or persons may appear before
said corporate authorities and give any reason
why such license should not be received or perm.
it granted to sell intoxicating liquors at retail.
Dated Mitchell, S. D.. bee. 9, 1904.
JIG. MARKHAM, City Auditor,
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office All application for a lermi. to sellintoxicat-
Ing liquors AT retail at lot IL block l3. original plat.
IN the First ward. of the CITY OF Mitchell, County
OF Dawson. and state OF South Dakota, and that
said application VIII be heard by the City Council
OF said .City' on the 30tt day of December, 1904. at
$50 o'clock p M. at the Council Rooms. at which
tll!le a.iy person or persons may appear before
said corporate authorities and give any reason
why snch license should not be received or per-
mt granted to sell intoxicating liquors at retail.
Dated Mitchell. 5. D.. December $. 1904.
~ MARKHL.M, City Auditor.
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|Dr. A. W.. Chase's
|kidney.Liv er Pills

the worlds greatest kidney and liver
regulator, and the only medicine hav-
ing a combined action on kidneys and
liver. One pill a dose; rs cents a box.
Write for free sample to The DR.. A. w
Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-12-23
No,,c- of Application for Permit I,
Intox.car,ns Liquors.

Notice IS hereby given, That Phillip L. Tobin
ana lhonas Navin. co partners. have this day
tiledin my Office an application for a permit to
sen intoxicating liquors at retail at lot3, block ID,
original plat, in the First ward of the City of
MITCHELL, County of DAWSON. and State OF South
by the City Council OF said City on tire 10th day
OF December. 1904. at 1880 O'Clock p. M. at the
Council Rooms, at which time amy person or per-
SONS may appear before said Observation-Disclosures
and give any reason why such license should not
be received or permit granted to sell Intoxicating
liquors at retail.
Dated Mitchell, 5. D.. December sth. 1904.
u. MARKHAM. City Auditor.