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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

CHICAGO, III, Z i1rze6s
MIA. Try wielkie fabryki
zniwiarki, nalezace do kom-
.panm Internatio nal Harvester,
2 kt6rych dwie znajdujja sic
y Chicago, q jedna v Plano,
Ill, zostaly zamkniete " ze-
szla sobote, wskutek czego
5000 rot botnik6w postrada}o
prace. Zamkniecie fabryk ma
stapi}o 3 powodu braku "a
m6wie6, iak powiadaja urzed-
.nicy kompanii. Przyw6d 6dzcy
uni robotnik6w atoli utrzy-
muja, 20 kompania zamknela
sweje fabryki aby ME .zawie-
rae novel ugody unia
.swcich rob botnik6w. Ugoda,
kt6ra obowiazywala obie stro-
ny do tel pory, uplywa "
dniu Is. wrzesnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

CHICAGO, Do nick t6rych
s;zynkarzy zgIaszalo sic Y o.
statnim czasie trzech facet6W.
Jeden' 2 nich czasem uchod odzi1
"a dotektywa, a dwaj iinni "a
reporter6w gazat. Zarzucali
szynkarzon, ze rozpajaia
demoralizuja m1odziez. De-
tsktyw grozil i'm, ze poda ich
nazwiska mayorowi miasta, 2
reporterzy o6wiadczyli, ze ich
milczenia ,,winowajcy' ME
okupia banknotam Szynkarz
J. Nowak zaplaci1 raz owej
tr6jce hu1tajskiej 500, q dru-
ki raz $25. Inspector poll
cyjny Thippy wypos osrot tkoWa1
ze 20 szynkarzy naciiagneh O
wi trzej apostolic loWiie wstrze-
miezliwoscii i moralnosci. Una
ich nazwiska j postanown g.
resztowac zloczyhc COW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

BALTIMORE, MD. w ze-
|szla sobote wielkie nieszcze6-
Gle spotkalo polska rodzine
[nazwiskiem Wasik. zlozonej 2
meza, zony j 12letniej cork
|przybylej do Ameryki 2
Krakowa pred sze6ciiu mie-
|siacami, edlajac sic " Bal
timore. w poszukiwaniu "a
|zarob obkiem, pred paru tygo-
dniami, Gala rodzina ia wy
jecha1a do piracy ma fanny
do miejscowo6ci zwanej Smy-
rna, znajdujacej sic v stanie
Deleware. Zeszlejj soboty, pod
podczas wielkiej bury, jaka
" tych stronach szala1a, udo-.
rzyl piorun v chote, v kt6rej
rodzina ia ieszkiiWa1a i ma
miejscu zabil panic Wasik.
Reszta domownik6w uszla
calo 2 tego niebezpie ecze6-
stwa. Nieszcze6cie jake spo-
tkalo "a zaloWania godna
rodzine jest zaiste wielkie.
Sw. p. Wasikowa zostala
pochowan4 tam na mieiscu.
Oby iej to obca ziiemia lekka]
byla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15
5NANTICO Pa We M M

NANIICO IKE !, Pa. We VITO
rel, 13go Caerwca, Q godz.
!9tej rama na mszy sW.I
pobI bIogos3a vii vie. Ks Gram
lewicz zwlazek MA ze6ski pa
a. Juljana lielrnicliego 4
panna Maria slupek lJezta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

i. WASHINGTON. 8 wrze5.
MIA. Japo6ski posel Taha-
hira oznajmil rad dowi sStan6w
Zjednoczonych, :ze pomie edzy
Japonia a Korea zostal "a
warty nowy uklad, ma mocy
kt6rego kr6l korea6ski mie6
bedzie doradzc6w japoh skich,
a co do nowych uklad6w j
koncesyj zasiegac bedzie rady
i zatwierdzenia Japonii. De-
parliament. Pa6stW'a q ograniezyl
sic ma przyjeciu oznajm jmienia
do wiadomosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

1 z Z = 5. e. 3 !. -f. /
PARYZ. II. wrze6nia. Paul
Villiers donosi do tuteiszei
!, Free Press" !" ze ksiezniczka
FLudwika, kt6ra uciekla 70.
'szpita1a d1a oblak kanych : :
:hrabia MattasIicz Keglewii'tciz iti
ma zamiar przybyc do Sta
nov Zjednoczqnych. Ksiez-
niczka orzekla, ze tn czulaby
sic spokojna j mic by jej ME
|grozilo ze strony rodzjn ce-
sarskich i kr6lewskich, jeze-
liby ksiezniczka przybyla do
st. Zjedn. to osiedli sic "
Kalifornii. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

CZ,iElE|F!U, ilE|! 12 wrze6nia Made
slano tn dziennik ,,Nowy
Kraj" 2 s., 6. j Z. wrzeSnia
Donosi on o rozmaitych alta
kach na Port Artura, szcze-
g6lnie na pol ocno wscho odnie
forty.
Rosyjska art ylerya v for
Gle Pahc hinang prawie bezu-
stannie bombar rduje jjapohskie
pozycye, aby ME mogly bye
wzmocnione. Dnia [. Wrzes-
MIA ,pozar zniszczyl Gala wiieS
Palic'h i c'hEluang. P6zniejj rosyjska
artylerya zbomb mbardo IA
6ciany "a kt6remi ukr ryWali
sic Jap o6czycy. Wie6 Ghalit-
set, polozona przy placu cWi-
cze6, zostala take zburzoda.
Dnia 4. wrze5nia rosyjska
artylerya zpomb bard owala
zburzyla japoiis kiie osza6 cowa-
MIA y poblizu Palic chiuang.
Ma}y rosyjski oddlal
nocy dotan ado jjapo6skichl
szafc CIV na gore Narok nei,
ale psy zbud dzily iapo6skich.
zo1nierzy j zapob napa-
dojFi. Japofskie rezerwy loz-
pqckely silny sogie1i ata
81 rosyiski odd dzial ale gra nat
\ vpadls mie 81 q d bill
Sgieil Z zl,uaiIll % vlrot.I {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15
ME odnaleziono pozosta1lis
vice ona prawdo opodo obnie I
cielo ma zaWsze. .... (. i..s.s ss9 81

Niewyk yci rubusie wlama-,
sic do salonu Ernesta Vier-
tel przy Main q. w nocy :
ponied dzialku na Htorek, "a
brali jedna ,,slot machine Z
w'Iyniesli il ma pod W6rze, tam
rozbili j zabrali ijejj zawarto6c.
Rabunek zostal zauwazony
okolo godz. 2 rano przez po-
ieyanta Hafsaass, ale rabu-
slow juz ME bylo AMI 6ladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

weselna ;odbyla sic 10
nej-T Path " dornu rod ic6
panny mlodej. Szczes Bozes!
mlodei 4 pare.
Smier6 ME blagana zabrala
Ipo 6tkiej chorobie rok q q
siedm miesiec ecy starego syn
Ia pafstwl JanoWi5 5Cwik "a
mie ieszkalym ma Broadway ~
Icy.
Tutejszy obywatel pan. J6-
|zef Baranowski staraa sic o no.
minacye ma szeryfa poWiatu .
|Luzerne, a vice rod odacy, jjeze- I.
III polak zostanie nominowa
ny pamietajcie o tenn, azsby
go poprzee.
|Zle wyszedl ma ,,przyjazni'
niejaki Andrzei Berlihski.
Zostal on pokal eczony Y kos
pain, ,lezac IA Iozu bole6ei bez
|grosza przy duszy zWr6cn sie
z prokba. do yjjaciiela aby
Ten upoWazniony podni6s1
|pewna sumo oszczed dnosci je-
go zlozonych " banku. Upo-
wazniony do tego, przyjacie1
.zebral z banku Wszystkie pie
niadze ii. 40 dol: j ulokoWal
ma swoje =;mie, a dis nietyl
ko niechce zwr6cic biedako-
vi, ale prost mic Q MIN
.m6wi6 sobie ME da. Poszko
.dowany zwr6cil sic Q inter-
wencye DO pohcyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-09-15

CHICAGO, Ola braku do.
wod6W uwolnieni zostali v
sobote przez sedziego Hone.
re, oswarzeni o morderstwo,
[dnia 6 maja zesziego roku
Jan. Kowalewski j Jan Siomihh-
ski zamordowat obrabowaf
Jana Morawskie zamiesz-
.kalego przy Elston ave. j No
BILE ul.
Skutkiem nieostroznego
.obchodzenia sic nied dorostk 6w
2 rewolwerami, ley 10 letni.
.Bronislaw S1omski " szpitalu
powiatowYm, ma lou 6mier-
ci. Na ! srogu ulic Lincolnssi i Z
sSlomski swego 17 le-.
tniego przyiaciela Feliksa
Sielawskiiego, q: ten. WyiA :
kieszeni kupiiony 60 tlopisro
nowy revolver, ch!cac mu 60.
pokazac. Slomski zujrzawszy
:hlyszczacy pistolet, wzial 60
do reki lecz uczynl to tax
niezrecznie, ze broh Wystrze-
lila, a kula przebila MI odzie6 )
cowi brzuch. Sielawski jest
pocieszony, zes acielo-
wlgrozi 6mierc 2 jego przy czy-
ny. Webec jego rozpaczy, po-.
.licya odstapila Cd zamiaru a.
resztowania go. Me ujdzie
wszakze kary, jezei S1omski
rozstanie sic 2 zyciem.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-11
ALfAS snuuoN<'

n rtr pfsrfffr irET ~ rug arroSn
= fuiirfal hitifift ~ the 4tstr 81 ffeha. ia
ans Tor thr ruurtY ~ Nrt fsfra
AefEsfrt EesiHfirhs Esintir " Wifiiara ~.
Rec ioFieh. Defendant
The stare af fHah1 sends errsfiaF Tat
Wiliism ~ Hrfieslrh dsfsntant
Your afe Wffstf A~umunnei. end required
20 spfear in ~ srfiuu hfaufht ssainst ruu ~
ssif piaintir, 81 ths said fistrirf rourt. sud -
answer The rumriaiu ~ 81 TIE shura named
risintfT. nisd hrretn. Nffhfn frH days tsscins.
I've ~ the fsY ~ %sarsirfi sitter The srfsirs on
yuu 81 this Summons. n ssrrei wifhin this
fuuufy. nr n served ont ~ this county. but
Within this iadiliai district. ritfiu tseaty
days. Or " sefved risnw hers. within fnrtr daYs.
The said sati1n u brought - dissolve the
bonds nf mstfunuy hrfrfnfrfr ani nov 81.
isting between rap aud risinfiH. The srennds
fer this action - alleged in plaintiffs cufas
plant arr cruel and nhumsu Treatment sud
nor ~ port on account u idiencss. proflxssy
and dissipation.
Ard you are hereby notified that u you fan
to appear suri answer said rnmplafnf a. shove
required The saii pisintir riit demand jude.
fnent sgainst Tou according 10 the prayer Of
SAID comtlafnf
ATTEST NJ hsnd snd the sesi u the
District fouft Of she arcond Judicial District.
state ~ Idaho. IN and for NeE PeFce County.
this day of August. isf.
f4eal J.H. fYno~. rlrfk.
NJ Gro. y KsH, Deputy.
WALLACE NircitElt. Attorneys for plslntif.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-11

the work Of %stringing the wire from
Culdesac TO Lewiston will com.
mence next week. They expect 70
have the line ready for service into
Lewiston BY September /. As soon
al the wire IS strung a few phones
will be established on the main line
until ths exchange in the business
part Of the city is ready for use
which will be about October /
Poles have also been So, from Ferdi-
nand to Dublin and the wire on this
line will be strung next week. which
assures the peoplc. service from Nez-
perez to Ferdinand BY the Goth Of
this month.
The new Thomas Lindsey road
will be thrown open TO traffic this
month. This has been definitely
decided by a compromise which
allows Mr.. Lindsay $500 instead Of
$500, the amount allowed by the
appraisers sent out by the county.
This will settle the much vexcd
question of crossing Indian land for
the botterment Of the public high
way. The case has been fought for
the past two years, in an effort to
obtain a better road across this por-
ton Of the prairie. The present
road runs across the north end Of
Devils Elbow" and has always
been unfit for heavy travel on this
account. The road to be thrown
open eliminates this obstacle and
also the "Indian Lane" two Of the
worst places in Idaho and runs
across a comparatively level piece
If land about one mile to the north
the present line. This line
Ihortens the road to Kamiah one
nile and a half and will make a
in running time between
Jezpcrcc and Kamiah of about one
.alf hour.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-11
NOTICE FOR p%rpLlcATIoN.

Department 81 she Interior. land oftcs a.
Lewiston. ifaho. August 1904
Soffrr IL hofefy given fhst The following.
named settler hes Hied notifCu ~ hts intention
20 make nnal rroui iu support ~ his claim.
and that said proof viii b. made t~irrp n. ".
Hemmfil q. = commissioner ct Nnspsrra.
Idaho. on arrfrnhrr ~ ial. va
CHAELEaF IsSGtH,
81 NetperCe. Idaho. for The nsi4 sec ~. twp -
- r2EHN.
He names the f0iottug Titnesscs - prove
bis continuous rgsidetr won and cultivation
Of asIi land. viz
WI lam nesrbamp. George " Refnhardt,
pcrcc. idaho. = n. wEsr. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-11
Contractor J. E. wagerly has a

Contractor J. E. Wagerly has /,
force of men at work on the bridg,
across the creek on Fourth avsnu,
scar the big well. The bridge is L
be-stxty feet long and twenty feet
vrde and-wiIl be finished Saturday
night.
The Roberts Monumental Com.
pany established in 1872. The OLD
time reputation this firm has of sell
ing the best goods at the lowest
prices will always be- sustained
PRICES and work guaranteed. Clay
tonfJones, agent, Nerperce. Idaho.
The Alpine and Woodland base
ball teams played at Alpine Sunday.
The game was called in the fifth
inning on accoun. of the Woodland
catcher getting hurt, the score
standing 2 to 3 in favor Of Alpine.
Bert Ralph, Of Nezperce pitched for
ihe Alpine team.
Bert Fike and family. accompan-
led by Mr.. Ira Scott, Of Iowa. ar
riced in Nezperce last Friday even
ing. Mr.. Fike and family have
been spending the last two months
visiting relatives in Iowa. Missouri,
and Indiana. Mr.. Scott will per-
haps remain here during the sum
mer.
F. J. Englehorn is spending a few
days en- the 10 10 this week max
ing diagrams and drawings OF that
stream for a distance Of some fifteen
or twenty miles from the mouth.
These plans are necessary in secur-
ing a franchise, which has recently
been secured by z. A. Johnson Of
this place.
Miss Perry has nov arrived in
this section Of the country to organ
schools in dress cutting, fitting,
and designing. BY the one
principle tailor systems. which has
,een her work for the las. nine
years. She has the latest revised
authority for propor,ionments in
and cores.
Mrs. Mary Brow wishes to state
hat owing 10 some misunderstand-
lg among the members Of the Cath
lie church, she has been unable to
ccure title to the property recently
-ported purchased by her. Mrs.
row has purchased tina Jim Mat
'ck property opposite the street
est Of the school house. which is
q ideal location. F.,
Mr. and Mrs. N. z. Beach left A.,
uesday for Woodside. Idaho, !
here they will camp out for a week ]
Id then proceed to Nezpcrce, 10 !,
sit friends before returning home. ,
II. Beach took a load Of wire from
& Company. with which to
nee a portion Of his ranch !
Iarkston Republican. I
Jessie Baker. the little twelve !
daughter of Bert Baker, {
ing southwest Of Nezpercc, was a
lite badly hurt Tuesday by a 7
rise falling on her. She was rid =
g along the road on an Indian Il
ny when the animal became !
.ghtened and started 10 run. Il ;,
imbled and fell catching its IN i
rtunate victim underneath and !;
lied over her. =,
The farm house of Isaac Abbott, ..
ar Russell, was burned to the b,
ound Monday afternoon between a,
90 and 800. No one was at o,
ne at the time and the entire con- al
It's we're destroyed. The loss is WI
mated at $1,000 with $500 INCUR az
ce. Mr.. Abbott's barn was OF
med down last fall in the same of
y and the fires are supposed to be sh
incendiary origin. m.
The Nezpcrcs Telephone Com dii
" has now reached the city limits M
Lewiston setting the poles and ha
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-11

visiting his daughter, Mrs. Levi.
Bradbury.
Miss Nellie Cave and Orville
Cave. of Nezperce, spent Monday
in Charleston, as the guests,of W. H.
Ferguson and family. .Clarkstor
Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bainpridge
and Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Miller re-
turned Tuesday evening from a
weeks outing on the Musselshell
and Lo Lo.
Johnson & Roach, who have been
erecting \ fine residence for Philip
Lehr on his ranch four niles north
east of town, expect to finish their
contract this week.
Several thrsshing machines start
ed on their seasons run the forepart
of the week. This warm weather
for the past two weeks has ripened
the grain very fast.
L. N. Swift left Moscow imm.di-
asely after the republican state con-
vention for Spokane, Wallace and
other points, where he will enjoy a
two weeks vacation.
Sam Banister, an employee at
Dave Fink's, who had his leg broken
some time ago by a load OF wheat
turning ovsr with him, is reported
as getting along nicely.
z. A. Perkins was in town the
first of the week looking up lumber
which will be used in making sxtsn-
sive repairs at the tramway. About
5000 feet will be used.
William Mellor, of Milton, Ore
5on, has been added to the force of
'alesmen at the Felt Mercantile
He will be with the
Nohler store when it opens up.
William Deschamp returned Sat
irday night from a trip to the AL
'erta country. Will contemplates
coating on the electric line betwsen
and Cosur d'Alene City.
The following telegram was re-
eived last Friday from E. B. VIII i
on dated at Cody, Wyoming {
Just arrived. Family well but 8
red. Will reach destination this r
eek"
Home industry mean home pros ]
Gritty. The H. & x. Cigar factory '
: Lewiston is a home enterprise. a
ry their cigars. All dealers carry
Ism. Farmer & Bartlett, Lewiston, !
Iaho. '
Charles Flock, an employ of the a
awkeys Mining Company, was Y
He'd to Lewiston Saturday by a n
announcing the death of (
5 mothsr-in-law, Mrs. NJ. L. f
orris. c
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Stefen, Of
Oregon, father and mother y
Mrs. J. T. cambridge, were ar Ii
Ials in Nszperoe Tuesday evening q
d will spend a month or six weeks n
their daughter. IN
Commencing on August IS the r
ark House will be run on the I.
ropean plan. Good restaurant in -
anscticn. Meals at all hours be- -
zen 100 a. m. to $3.50 p. m.
gular dinner every day.
Bert Hunsucker, living east or
town, had the misfortune to slip B
! fall and break her right leg no
I above the ankle last Thursday. te,
J. A. Cooper was called and re- es
is his patient doing nicely. an
The regular quarterly meeting of bu
Nezperce Public Library Asso- wa
ton was held last Thursday of
Aside from the regular
er Of business, eight names we're pal
cd on and elected members. Of
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-11

Jim Ellis vas in town Sunday
from the Havkeye mine. and while
here ordered 1000 pounds of sup
plies.
When you come to town stop at
the Boss Feed Yard. Plenty of
feed and water and accommodations
for all.
Fred Smith, of Clarkston, at one
time a resident of Nezperce prairie,
spent the forepart of the week in
Nezperce.
Postmaster J. F. Bridwell, Hal
Renshaw and G. W. Williams we're
up from Kamiah Sunday to see the
ball game.
Theodore Parks, superintendent
of the Havkeye mine, left Saturday
for a business visit to the Buffalo
Hump country.
Sewing machines and supplies.
Orders filled by mail. James Prout
Supply House, All Main MVE,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Contractor Thomas Divine COM
menced work on the new Catholic
church Monday morning. He has
a force of seven men.
A large crowd contemplates ao-
companying the Nezperce second
nine to Kamiah Sunday where they
play the Kamiah team.
Miss Whitney will open up a.
millinery store opposite the post
office on Saturday, August 20.
W. C. Foresman, w. N. Hard
wick, A. G. johnson and c. D.
Thomas are in attendance at the
'tate convention at Moscow.
c. W. Nelson, agent for Kstten-
zach Company, buys all kinds of
rain at the highest market prices.
Office in Farmers State Bank.
Mrs. Alb Price returned last
thursday from Spokane where she
as been receiving treatment and
er health is much improved.
DR.. J. H. Powell returned Satur- {
ay evening from a two weeks S
usiness trip to Spokane, Occur :
'Alene, Lewiston and Asotin. I
Why not get dry lumber? Go to
Golden Rule Lumber Company
hich carries the largest stock Of !.
~ lumber in Nezperce county. =
Nez Psrce county teachers in 4
itute will be held in the high Il
hool building, Lewiston, Idaho,
lgust 29 to September Q, 1904. Z
The family of w. G. Lyon ar ;.
yed Sunday from Pullman. They -
II occupy the Mrs. Ella Boles n
opsrty or North Maple street.
F. Baliel, of lilo, was 4 Nezpcrce P,
'ilOA mOuudJ. MI. Ddllcl Will OF
i've shortly for the Alberta coun- ri
where he will make his future ar
me. wi
and Mrs. w. H. Lang left
nday for a months visit At the CT
Louis fair. They will also E,
it relatives in Kentucky before co
urning. tw
5. S. Morse and wife left Tues N'
y for Juliaetta, where MI. Morse
u take treatment for paralysis. of
expect to be gone q week or an
days. III.
B. F. Richardson, matchmaker Dr.
! jsweler. Watches, clocks and pc
'elry repairing. All work on
tches and clocks guaranteed for tn.
} year. ri,
Reed, proprietor Of the ev,
say House in G~rangevillc, spent orc
'urday and Sunday in Nezpsrce vol
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-11

See Ramey If you want sidewalk
lumber.
Secure your fresh vegetables at
Whststone's.
Big stock of saddles just arrived
At Strickfadden's.
Remember the Boss Feed Yard
when you come to town.
If you want the best meal in town
60 to the Star Restaurant.
WANTED-Work by a first class
cook. Mrs. W. w. Shaw.
That mar Larson will sell your
place if you list it with him.
Will exchange lumber for carpen-
ter work. See W. J. Ramey.
Nszperce Cash Store, A. Coles,
proprietor, closing out at cost.
Secure your tents for camping
purposes of J. F. Strickfadden.
OATS WANTED-Tramway prices
paid at Miller & Millsr's barn.
Sidewalk lumber in any quantities
at the Ramey Lumber Company.
R. II. Wallace spent the forepart
of the week in the Fraser country.
Last Friday was the hottest day
so far this year-92 in the shade.
A pair Of platform scales we're
installed at the tramvay this week.
Don't list your property with w.
E. Larson unless you want to sell it.
Eat at the Star Restaurant. 1st
door south of Felt Mercantile Co.
Damaged wheat for sale, excellent
hog feed. B. o. Winslov at tram
way.
Contractor Alb Price expects to
finish the DR.. Cooper residence this
week.
]. D. Long made a flying trip to
the Genesee country the forepart of
the week. 4
"Our Leader is the best cigar in I
the market. Sold by Burmaster &
Crumpacker. 4
WANTED-A good all-around ;
blacksmith. Address Roy Lyons, d
Idaho.
Mrs. E. L. Parker returned Sat Il
urday evening from an extended "
tn the east. d
R. J. Brown spent Sunday in Nez-
perez. He reports things looking 81
we'll at the mine. q
c. M. Sanford and John Wallace A
vent to Cold Springs Monday re-
Tuesday. :;
Best whips and largest stocks in "
he market at Strickfadden's. Just pl
he thing for harvest.
If you desire any draying done Vi
consult Chas. Pomeroy. He is al l.
rays within easy call. tr
Manager Kirby and wife spent he
saturday and Sunday in Kendrick,
eturning Monday night. s,
w. E. Larson is out with land St
every day. If you want to vi
ell your place list it with him. re
S. S. Morse sold his 80-acre
anch north of town Thursday to. J. da
". Billups, consideration $4,000. wi
Tramway prices paid for oats at :.
he Nezpercs Livery, Feed & Sale
Miller & Miller, Props.
DR.. ] Coburn reports the birth Of ie,
big boy at the home of J. Hogan wa
n Central Ridge Saturday night. on
G. S. Bailey, q mining expert
-om Lewiston, will be here to in Je,
oect the Hawkeye mine Saturday. Sa
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-11
B. J. McRAE

Farm Lands Bought and Sold
Farm Loans Negotiated
Nezperce, Idaho
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Henry Pape Inns moved from sc
Smith street to take up his residence
with his brother, Ernest Pape, of &c
William street.
Henry Iimmens of Washington
street, has entered tho employ of the
Brooklyn Gable Works Brooklyn.
Charles Hilker, of South First
street, has resigned his position as
salesman for the Metropolitan Tobac-
co Company.
William Wilhelm is enjoying II few
days from his duties at the Brooklyn
Cable Works, Brooklyn.
Stanley O. Nedham, of Water
street, returned home from his
studies at Ithaca, N. Y. yesterday.
John Collins, of the Pennsy lvania
Hotel. is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
Miss Agnes Kant is having her mil
linery store, on Smith street, painted.
John Lund is doing the work.
W. G. Rock, who, as told in the
News, has been confined to his homo
on Smith street for the last two
weeks, was out for the first on We'd
nosday.
Otto w. Will, of Rector street, will
leave for the west in a few days, on
a business trip.
Jacob Lamansky, of New York, is
spending n few days with his friend,
Jacob@F. Levy, Of Hall avenue.
Misses Mollie and Annie Berger, of
New York, were Perth Amboy visit
ors Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
TO LAUNCH TUG.
One will be Sent off at Brown
Shipyard this Afternoon.

This afternoon the new tugboat
Robert Rogers, whioh..was completed
at the shipyard of A. @. Brown &
Son, of Tottenville., will be launched.
Monday morning workmen from
the machine shop of Schantz s. Eek
ert, Of this city, will take the old en-
CINE out of the tug Marian Hoffman,
and install it in the Rogers and the
Hoffman, will be fitted out with a
new engine. The reason for this is
that the present engine in the Hoff-
mann is too powerful.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-03-26
BURTON TRIAL
Senator Takes tl;c stand In HIS Own
Defense at st. Louis.

AtAeS isc SAGEO Ia LIS ONn
Defense at st. Louis.
ST LOUIS, March 2G.-preyious to
the defense resting its case United
States Senator Joseph II. Burton Of
Kansas took the stand in his W be
half in connection with the Charge of
having illegally accepted fees from the
Ratio Grain and Securities company
of st. Louis. When he had concluded
he was excused from the stand without
cross examination by the government.
Senator Burton testified that he had
accepted the offer OF the Rialto COM
pany to act as its general counsel be
cause he had lost heavily in a financial
panic and needed the $500 u month for
Which his contract called.
II was assured by the company" he
said, that my services would not be
needed in Washington in any capacity.
1t was explained that Major Dennis,
president OF the Riaito company, had
become involved in trouble growing
out of the operations OF the Brooks
Brokerage company and that part of
my duties would be to defend him in
any criminal action that would be
brought against him.