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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
MQRM0lN|SM| |
EXPOSED
Mrs. White Makes Points
4 Talk That Aad !ts e!!sQt IN
Shoyias our People What
e!monism Really ls

Rhs address, Of Mrs. Anna Mckean
White, which was given IN the schoal
house last Monday night on the
Mormon question was not strictly
speaking 4 political adhress though
entering Pr the question af st;iteppl-
itics at the CLOSE. A!rs White le.
longs to one Of the old Rna inauen-
tial families Of Phflalelphla and is 4
weman af great foace AT character
ana ability. While not being an elq:
quent spsRker sbe vet specee'lea IN
rivetlng the attentipn of the nua,
ience in her address. Having spent
spme yenrs in Utah rs q teacher she
became thqrpHghly familiar with
AorIponism in all at its forms and ill
its threatening aspects, AS she pre-.
seHtea these things to the Rudienpe
it was evident that she excited nat
only the surprise pf those who heard
her as TO the intiHence, pQwer and
character Of the Mormon church hAt
caused many to lpok at it from a
new standpoint, that Of a real mem
ace to society and to the state,
There was very little applause dur:
ing the course Of her addpess, but the
deep SILENCE and absorbed attention
was proof CONCLUSIVE OF the intense
interest Of the audience.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
Local News.

= A millinery store Will be opened Ia
Kendrick iH tile'near' future.
The town council met in regular
session this week, but adjourned for
lack Of d quoram.
Read the warning on the last page
Next week we win tell you about
the Hamiley Co. stock of Harness, etc.
s. Mellison returned to his home in
Everett this week but expects to re.
turn in Il couple of months, when he
will spend longer time with is.
A carload of furniture for the new
kendrick hotel arrived this week
and was unloaded yesterday.
C. X. West, who had his house
hold goods packed and at the depot
ready for shipment to Spokane the
latter part of last week received Or
ders from the N. p. to remain In
Kendrick and he will therefore con-
tinue to reside here.
Mr. Evans of the Kendrick Water
Co., was looking after the system
this week.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
BUILDING NOTES,

A Ebert cRnt With Glas. Sehnl
shows that THE new hotel will NOT
lle neaay Tor tho pnblic for several
weekE yet. although thf work is he..
ing sfowaea as f''st af posslhlls.
TIM nrAprletaEs h9ye ordered the tlh.e
ipFnltArs q HHntsF Brqs., who pili
have II here r. aoAR M the bq!!ldling
v
Hunter Bros. have turnitHre On.
lRre pilRi un IN their building Though
the front is net YET IN.
wm, Crave barber shop is now ha.
Ing affctea. Mr.. Crews has orderad
an elegant. lire pi hHrl|eEs' furnish
ings fttr his shop and when instAllea
he viii have one Of the prettiGst md
N9st c9nyenient shops and hath
s'.H tf""
n. Terry A GO +, prQprjFtprs 'of the
CouFtlsAlH9n, expect to moye int9
the!f Hrick stfHctNFe hy the l5th of
neHt ppnth, accQriing to the repnrt
~ CAHtrArtAr Crandall. This firm
has alA9 secyFed new furnishings IAr
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
REV. }. A. HEDGES RESIGNS

Rev. j. A. Hedges pastor OF the
Presby terrain church, here for the
past five years. will resign his Kend.
rick charge and accept II call to the
Presbyterian church of PocatelIo.
Himself and family will leave kend-
rick the later part OF this month to
assume the work in their new field.
Mr. Hedges has also resigned the
Chairman ship of the Horne Mission
Committee OF the Walla walla Pres by
terry. At a meeting OF the Presl,y-
terry his resignation was accepted
and note OF thanks rendered him
for faithful and Efficient work. Rev.
Wilson Aull was elected to succeed
Mr.. Hedges us Chairman.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
WHAT WAS SAID

The Hon. Burton L. French spoke
Saturday evening at the schoolhouse
He was introduced by Chairman
Mitcham who touched briefly on the
subjects which Mr.. French was to
discuss. First was introduced Mr..
Vaughan who confined his remarks
to a statement OF his candidacy for
assessor then came Mr.. French who
dwelt on the record Of republican
prosperity, etlogised Pres. RoOse-
welt; said he was not interested iii
Morrison's nomination nor guilty of
any breach OF faith ut that time and
didn't know of any Mormons being
in Idaho. At $3.50 the crowd ad-
journed.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
LAUNDRY CHEAPLY DONE

c. B. Green, the hustling Moscow
steam laundry man. has installed n
new modern ste:tm mangle In his es-
tablishment at Moscow. Mr.. Green
ID nothing ii not enterprising and
this new venture will enable him to
laundry tablecloths. sheets, napkins,
handkechiefs, ETC., very satisfactor-
lily and very cheaply. Bed spreads
will he laundried ut from &c to lOc
apiece, table cloths sc to 10c, sheets
&c, towels 1c, etc, IT, you need any
work along this line try him. II you
never had mangle work you want to
try it.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
REGISTER Tonarrew is he Lastn Day REGISTER
Nen's Maekinaw c9Rts-.psWlntar
& GOudxwnid, Leland.

N.Y. 1ffegt"" ofifsss -uS t"tf'
& Goudxwnid. Leland.
Notire--The |ocal lodge Of Odd Fet-
iows mRsessets every Saturday night re-
gnInr II the scllnal house The OH:
GERS Are requested to bear this in
MIND and attend promptly. Yislt.
iqg brothere are cordially invited to
meet mlisst wish tbs lodge. This n9tise by
order ri The n. q.
Lewis Hpnrer hRs retNrned from
Pendletan where he made arrange
Msnts tn anter partnership with W.
=. GrAhRm IN tl'e iqrnitnrs s.qslnsss:.
We Hnderstana Mr. HHnter wiz
leaye here ~ s4an az hs can 9djnst
his affRlrs:
1ihelines. M9haira, TweeAs, at pa.
Winter q Gaudzwarf. Leland,
FEED Beckwith reoeived carlaad
pf oIl this week and can now sell You
9il at the lowest figure p9ssl4le: He
has several kinda.
Henry Weberls II handling thu Hazel.
wood lNttar now. 1t Ii CARRIED
every dRy IN hls dairy wRgqn md
my one wishing tn obtain q roll
may get it frfsA iram thy creamery,
r, p. Hines " sick with trRhoIa
fever ~ j. alsa one Of the chlldpen Of
George plem.
Rlpnkets, Cnmforters, etc, ut Der
Winter Y GoQdzward, Leland
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
Idaho Building Wins Prize

Boise, oct. 80 --GoYernorM Morrison
has received II dispat tca ANNOUNCING
that the state oi Idaho has been
awarded second prize for its state
building at the exposition,
The structure is unique and has
attracted much attention. but Idaho
people had not hoped it would come
off so well in the competition.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
CONTRACT TO BE LET

At a meeting OF the Temple COM
mittee the plans were discussed and
submitted to the contractors for
bids. Sealed bids are to he rendered
and 1t is hoped the contract will be
let this week. To show the senti-
ment considerable stock has already
been taken, and part of the material
has been offered In payment of stock
This latter is a good scheme, should
you desire to secure shares call at the
bank.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
PUBLIC SALE

Capt. Carlton has an auction aale
on Fix ridge Monday, Nov. IA. Chas
Trotski, y mile from Juliaetta has
bills out announcing the sale Of every
thing. stock, horses, chickens, imple-
ments. rigs and household goods.
The Capt. will make Il good sale of
It.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
SPEAKING TONIGHT

The Political meeting tonight in
the schoolhouse will be addressed
by speakers of both parties there
being two OF each party represented. :.
1t will probably he in the nature
OF a debate and the audience is
promised Il fine treat.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office

Lewiston. idaho, Oct. 21, 1904.
Notice is hereby given that the following
uamed settler has filed notice Of his inten ton
to final proof in support Of hia claim, ard
that said proof win be made Sefore the Reg
lister and Receiver mt Lewiston. Idaho on
December "a, 1904, viz:
John p. NEDERSACH
OF Kcndrfck, Idaho, for the s1s keH Sec 90
and ST swN sec, II, tp 40 nr3e b m
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ahd cu1tiva-
ti0n Of aaid land. viz:
Myren Z, Humphrey Of kendrick, Idaho
Charles Carlson of '' :.
Alexander Hunter OF =" =.
willard W. Trumbull of .' %
J. b. WEST, Register.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
Crowded Out Last Week

Mrs. a. +. Wohlenlerg Of Stuart
spant n couple OF days with Old
kendriGk friends this week She
was the guest Of Mrs. +. Breymnn,
The DoGtar 10 doing well at Stuart,
Of which this community is glad.
The Robbins hotel at Leland Is
now the property Of Mr.. Arthur, q
Potlatch resident.
Prof. Geo. Qylear began his term
Of teaching the Leland sQhoola this
week,
w. H. Kollenhorn has been con.
fined to the house by an attack OF
the mumps,
a splendid program was rendered.
at Christian Endeavor Sunday even.
ing under the leadership OF Miss AL
ma crews.
d. s. Hunter sold his new brick re-.
Ridence tor. B. West last Saturday.
Mr.. West has rented the lower part
to Mr.. Hunter and the upper to r.
NJ. Walker.
Lewis Hunter and family are visit.
ing friends in Pendleton, Ore.
Quite n large number of our readers
visited the Lewiston fair. ali OF
whom. that we have held conversa-
ton, report a pleasant time and a
successful fair.
NJ. Q. McGrew went to Peek on
business this week.
d. 5. Hunter is having his set OF
standard scales erected ut his lum.
bcr yard.
Mrs. Frank Jenkins of Pine creeY
sent u few small articles to the Spo.
kane Fair and not only has received
the articles back in fine shape but al
80 received u check for 30 As prem.
iums which her articles won. We
congratulate Mrs, Jenkins on her de.
served suct ess.
w. II. Smith of Cameron was WHIT
Ing here Tuesday. els the republl-
can candidate for representative OF
Nez Perce county.
Frank jenkins is n victim to the
county wenl. being summOnsed to
the federal and district as Juror. 1t
meets next month. the 18th we he.
lieve.
+, p. Atclilson shipped a carload
Of hogs this week which We're beau
ties, all going $50 and better.
Mrs. r. ID. Roberts and children sre
expected home Sunday. Paul viii
meet them at Colfax.
What Rtnd Of a man do we need
as county assessOr? A man that
will show favors-or man that
will treat every body alike: assess
Rail roads and mills and all cdrDera-
tion property the same as indin,liral
property; assess the rich man same
as the poor man? There has been
too much distintion m,l'le In the past
with men who were thought to have
influence on account Of their means.
We believe tliut the voters are look.
Ing for an honest man who believes
in equal rights to all syecial priyileg.
es to none; that the timber syndicate;
the Sheep owner the Stock man and
the miner should all be assessed the
same rates as TIN farmer; we believe
that Il fair and impartial man can
he found, one that is Thoroughly cap
able. honest and honorable-one
that can do business in business
way and conduct the office in a
straight up to date manner: and in
studying the life and success Of Robert
Mushlitz Democratic candidate for
assessor we believe in him you will
find the man described.
\ f~~ ~.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
NOTICE

A full congregation and attend
ancs OF members is requested at the
morning service in the Presbyterian
church.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
THE POLLING PLACE

The polling place in this district
will he at the Hunter sample room
next to the depot.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04

Welearn that Amos VonSohnen.
well known here, is seriously sick at
Colfax with typhoid fever.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
DEPART

lSpokane Flyer Spo-
DEPART kane, Portland. SAM ARRIVE
Francisco, Dsallea, DAILY
DAILY Walla Wana. Una Except
tilla and all points Sunday
286 p. m. enst and sonth. 1880 p. m.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04
NOTICE

The books and accounts of the
Juliaetta Enterprise have been plac-
ed in the hands of r. B. West for col
lection and settlement.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1904-11-04

a85 p. m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08
NEwsY GLEANINGs.

I0custs have become a plague 10
SPAIN
British coal Is now shipped 10 Jeru-
SALON.
Tr. war has already cost Japan
S2t1.lsrooo
Many people were Killed this year In
gathering eItlweiss ON the Alps.
e..,,.,~ W r chandler broke an
ann trvin- TO start his automobile 81
Wiener \ H.
-, s.....~,..,.,.,, fuol M ,fi1dfeho-o.
X NJ yoir WAS tilod and Jener-
son Eiter seriously wounded
=, a+ Of r,,lancholia Mrs. Bessie
p..t drowned her three-y ear-oid
l'..,,...~ ma herself az Kansas Cily.
Mo
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08
4 Juxenilc Traln wreeker.

Roanoke. Va. Speciel.-Detectlves
have arrested Gussy Loving. a lo-year-
Old white girl. 40 her home near Dun
low. ". va. charged With vrccklng a
Norfolk e. western passenger train al
that p0iat The train was wrecked by
striking a bolt nut placed on the rail-
The engine and baggage and mail car
were Leraiied and went down an en-
ban '-ment TIE engineer. fireman and
man clerk were all more OF lees in-
iuTed but none o. the passengers were
hurt. when arrested. the girl admit
ted her guilt and said she put the nut
On the track "jrst for fun, U see tho
train smash y"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08

character and discretion In their lead
ers. Our candidate has these qualities
and can be depended upon at all times
20 observe that self-contTol In speech
and action which Is so necessary 10 safe
reasoning and sound Judgment
with undated trust In the efficiency
OF the cardinal principles OF our great
porty. when applied 10 the practical an-
ministratica OF government. 90 realize
.he blessings OF peace and prosperity
for all. and believing that the people
will correct the present abuses of ad-
mlnistration by change OF party in
power. await with confidence the re-
suit OF their judgment NJ the polls.
Very truly yours.
II. G.. DAVIS.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08

ente-tainnents and music. the rem
sezrcus o. elegant society - early as
March or April
That whlcL above al renders New
ORLEANS 4 ceLcicusiy hzbitaole city.
perhaps unique II the United States,
- that uhich remains q the viva
city q The French element OF rather
OF The Creole element -or 70 ne
French there came 20 be added ant
auaigzuzted 10 years ago A Spanish
co,ony. Itself very cS-t-1glis1ec,
which conceded nothing 70 cur Own
r s. f-o-e THE fusion q the two race2
that has been formed TIE Creole eae'
rnent q Sew Orleans. Doisned. Sc
ductive and grand Eeigusur-
one afternoon I counted there fifty
young ladies' in light elegant toilets
q perfsct taste. who creared Tor ne
= distant vision O Partisan bal blanc
and pu- 70 rest az once ny homszlck
ness
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08

BOSTON Srecia l-Secre cary OF state
Jchn Hay. representing the United
states o. America. spoke the word OF
welcome Monday afternoon TO the
Delegates TO the international Peace
Congress. who assembled here for the
first formal meeting Of the thirteenth
annual convention. Secretary Hay
promised The administration support,
50 Tar as practicable. 10 the principle
q the arbitration OF such questions as
may not be settled through diplomatic
negotiations. and expressed confidence
that az no distant day the attention OF
the nations might De brought % q pro-
Jet looking toward the return % reace
in the Ear East. Mayor Collins said that
10 word % his was necessary 20 vel
come peace delegates 20 Boston, for
Boston was the home 90 peace lie said
10 be were 90 plrarh-ase Bible text
70 suit the OCCASION So would be ms
Blessed are the pcace--akers. for the,
shall sec God. damned be the var
makers for they shall see the dcvl.
The bishop q Hereford and other
lrofe addresses.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08
OUR NATIONAL GAME.

Drnkle is pitching :or NilllamsoOrt
IA.
New York (Americanl has become
reconciled 20 "Silk" O'LoushLn-
Davy Fuitz has been laid up with
smashed thumb. due 10 a pitched bail.
Frank Chance. OF the National
League has badly crippled hand. the
result 90 q hayward ball.
The Detroit ball club is spending
over $4,000 for new players for next
year.
Albert Edward orb IS certainly dc
livering the goods ~lN the New York
Americans.
Charley Farrell broke the middle
finger OF hiS rieht hand IN a recent
game ga Boston.
Gilbert. who is claimed hy the Wash
in-ion Club from Little Rock, is IN
oullcider aud quite "a bard hitter.
on the recommendation OF ex-Prcsl
f deut N.iliiea tile Boston American ClCl
f has drafted Pitcher Morton. or Io.cao.
Charlie Nichols VIII manage die 81
Louis Cardinals again next season
Official announcement 10 this exec
has been made.
The Cincinnati Climb has been com
PEELED TO reiinguish its claim on Pitch
or Whalcn Of San Francisco. Ckica
COS draft was ia ahead
IL was Pat Carncy's inability 10 max
good in the box more than any thin
else that caused his release from ia
Boston Nationals. Il is said
President Robson. OF the st. ioui
C<ati0naD Club. says he has no IDEA
trading or selling either Pitcher NJ
Fariand or Outfielder Barclay.
Mike Donlin was presented with
, fine travelling bag and cane during 81
! Giants stay ~ Cincinnati As r
> ward for his bad behavior while Ree
} The Boston National Club has draftt
/ Pitcher Young. or Concord: VOTE.
Manchester; Hershey. or ilion. N.
, and Inheider Lauterborn. OF Syracuse
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08

Norfolk. SpecIai-HaywoCd Lanaire.
. negro "yooeoo physician" set fire 70
his house on Muscoyite street. and. un.
needing the appeals Of his ten-year-oid
son. sprang through a window left his
child 20 perish In the flames and fed
LanzsFe was later arrested and com
uIttsd 90 jail 20 await examination
the negro maae no statement whatever
concerning his crime or motive. La
nzsre has lived for many years ia the
house that be destroyed. II being hs'
property.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08
Woman Convicted.

Birmingham. Special-ln the sec
end division OF the criminal court
Thursda- Mrs. Jennie English. the
wife OF a miner residing at Littleton'
was convicted on tho charge OF carry
ing concealed weapons and = fine OF
$50 and costs was assessed against
her. This is probably the first In
stance In Alabama that white wo
man has been convicted on he charge
OF carrying concealed weapons.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08

Troreers originated IL The high
lands q Central Asia The Arst -
which there Is any record having been
worn By the Ayran people. who. IN
der Cyrus. descended from the noun
talns into the plains o. AesopotaniA-
The Romans latsr observed that
trousers were WIN By heir "o4rbar-
ian" neighbour. the Germanic tribes.
as vel a. by the PerSiznn and Others.
The Romans themselves nnaily adopt
e trousers when campaigning or
travelling north of the Alps, but
were careful 20 don them as soon as
they re-enterec Italy.
FOR email ehiidren u be ieft ca
rarely nude was customary among
our classical forbears- II in still a
cassczn among the lower classes IN
nnany Of the tropical countries. nota
ely t1s West Indies fndian chii
crsa outside the zone Il the ineizf
xchooI rarely wear clothing wnsn M
wcsEhsx n xzrm---wsshingtcn Star
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08
Harborina Deserters.

New York. SpeciaL-Assistsnt Dis
trict Attorney Hugh Gordon Miller Of
Norfolk. Va. appeared before United
States Commissioner Shields 10 make
application for the removal % Norfolk
cor trial OF Vance Mccarthy. under in
dictment there for aiding and haroor-
ing desCrtcrs from the navy. The pro-
ceedinrs we're continued till Wednes-
dav. TIE authorities intend 20 conduct
n crusade against "crimping' and
"shanrhainr' in Norfolk. where e is
said a gang has been successfully oQcr-
at.nr Tor some time.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08
FUNERAL OF SENATOR a0AR
uneeremonious Services, obedlent TO
the wishe. Of the Deceased. Held
at Worcester.

at Worcester.
Worcester. Mass. Special-Funeral
services for United States Senator
George Frishse Hoar were held Monday.
In the presence OF many persons rep
reserting societies and associations. the
city OF Worcester. the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts and the Congress OF
the United States. the favorite hymns
OF the dead statesman were sung. the
goth Psalm was read. and the two
clergymen spoke works in eulogy OF the
man Who had been their friend for
many years.
The services. which were held in the
little Church OF the Unity. which SEN
ator Hoar attended. in accordance with
the wishes OF the Senator. we're OF the
most unceremOniOus nature.
Rush R. Shipper. OF Brockton. form
( cry pastor OF the Church Of the Unity.
spoke briefly OF his personal acGuaint-
ance with senator Hoar. and Edward
Everett Hale. the venerable chaplain O.
the United States Senate. schcolmate
and lifelong friend OF Senator Hoar
spoke at considerable length after hav.
ing read a Psalm and offered a brie'
prayer.
Less than An hour was taken Up Will
the simple exercises at the church. AM
after those present had taken a hna
look at the fave OF the Senator. the bod
vas removed 70 the city hall 10 lie Il
state where the thousands whom tn
church could not accommodate Nigh
have opportunity 90 take final leave
Tuesday the body was taken 10 Coz
cord for intermcrt
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08

Having failed to get practical results
In producing rainfall by use Of explo-
sives. the same French experimentors
are now trying 10 ward OF hailstorms
by exploding bombs In advance OF
approaching storms. with results so far
encouraging. the Massachusetts
Pioughman states. A successful de-
vice OF this kind would be q treasure
for the tobNeco growers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1904-10-08
Tesegraphsc Briefs.

TIA American Bar Association took .
mild stand on the trust question &c )"
meeting In St Louis.
Judge Parker spent the day In New
York. comforting with Democrsoe
leaders
The Civil Service Reform League has
asked both national chairmen to see
that no public servant shall suner De.
cause ne refuses TO make POLITICAL tuns
contributions