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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-18

petersburg X. gpril.- Die
nit Der meiteren @nsar6citune Der
toilerliden &eform-SSoee beauitrog-
ten bureoufrotii6en committeeman
MAIDEN piel S6rm iiber ibre SbGtig.
tett, ood) MIR pGniae mirflid)e Sort.
lhritte IN Der gteformarbeit, oa ole
lbre geldIillic uno gnti1eioungen
ritr propilortl6 limo nno erit ben
Heibsrotb pol'iren itito Die faiIerlide
3ulttmmung erbnlten miillen. ebe lie
lin Die Sbot umgeiest" merbell nlo
@elebeSfroft erbalten. Iber obmobl
Die Gntl6eiolingen in ben 8ortelt
Heform atbnlen oeuten Die rSboten"
ood) nod anoerer Hihtung. Die
FreB'Gommiiiion SIM 9eiipiel bot
meltere 6reibeiten perfiigt, Die Gen-
lurbeltimmtngen bageeen iinb per-
i61rft fporoen.
Ger beflo9enspertbe Manael oil
Tertruuen in Die Infridtigteit Der
Tegternng, ipelde Die Ginfiibrune
bon Geformen ser Bureaucratic
iiberlieb, bot all elmer 8ereinigung
BON Ibppfoten gefiibrt, Die cine ruiz
lilfe Contribution anitreben. Die
SetreffenOen baben bofiir bon Der
Holi5ei Die 8eifung erbalten, blr1ien
"A Stnnoen ole Stuot 5i %perla1en.
Spgar Serr SlrperiiL Der Meoaftenr
Der aappoe Gremia,~ tpeIder geeen
cine conititufioneIlc Negieriing lit.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-20

which carries the largest stock OF
dry lumber in Nezperce county.
We have just received a carboy
Of Formalin, The Smut Destroyer"
and are prepared to supply your
demands for it. Anderson Pharmacy
B. F. Richardson, matchmaker
and jeweler. Watches, clocks and
jewelry repairing. All work on
watches and clocks guaranteed for
one year.
For SALE CEEAP-House and let /,
located on Pine street back OF
Ramey's residence. Enquire al
this Office or address Nora Kress.
Nezperce. Idaho.
Parties contemplating buying mon
umsnis will DO well 10 see Clayton
Jones, of Nezperce, Idaho. agent for
The Roberts instrumental Company.
Prices and work guaranteed
WE NEED 1T in our business. The
money for one and half million feet
Of lumber now on hand and We will
&c; it If quality and prices will do it.
Ramey Lumber Company, Lad.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-20
since 1889. being but twelve and
half cents per $1,000.

since 1889, being but twelve and
a half cents per $1,000.
There are foty-nine directors in
a. many different oranges whose
duty is TO examine the proposed
risks of all applicants in his locality
and recommend them to the execu-
tive committee, composed of the
president, yice-presidsnt, treasurer
and secretary. These gentlemen
are directors at large. Different
companies work on somewhat diff
ferent plan, some charging a suf-
fcient amount intended TO cover the
losses for the term OF the policy,
while others charge but a small fee
and depend largely or almost en-
tirely for assessments to pay the
losses. Both plans work very salts
factorily to the policy holders.
HOW TO ORGANIZE A COMPANY
Twenty-Five or more persons re-
siding in one or more adjoining
towns, or one or more adjoining
counties, Who, collectively, own
property to the amount of $4,000
may become a corporation for this
purpose. A certificate must be
filed With the town clerk, if town
corporation, and with the county
clerk if county corporation. and
also with the secretary of state.
showing the names Of the persons
comprising the proposed corporation
copy Of its bylaws, the name OF
the county or counties, town or
towns. in which il proposes to do
business. After this is done, books
may be opened to receive PROPOSE
tions, and enter into agreements.
But before any policy can be issued
II is necessary to have bonahds
agreements fer al least $50 900 If a
town corporation and 100000 il a
county corporation.
Eash and every member Of a CO.
operative insurance company should
feel that they arc a pan of such
company. which they in fact are
They should do all in their power to
pro,ee, their own property. Re-
member that the leading causes Of
fires are kerosene oil. matches, fur
naces, defective and unclezn stove
pipes and ohimnsys, careless smok-
ing and the reckless use Of lanterns
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Inserisr. land o0oe At
Lewiston, Ioaho. March {. 1905
Notice = sereby. gives that tie foliov1ns.
20 make nnsi proof IN support Of her clsin.
and thai aid proof VIII b made sefore " "
Hsnmeii. O. 3. comsisaossr. 81 Ssspsrcs.
Idaho on April AZ a sa.s s,a;
Of Dublin. Idaho. for the nssZ ~ &c .. Twp .
she nssnss the following vttnessss v prove
her continuous residences upon and cultivation
JOAN c. Jackson. Charles c sander, Andrew
eostschall aud David H. Lowry, all Of Dublin.
Idaho. j. y HnS. kegisser
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. Lad oRses 81
Leu4&on. Idaho, March z. isos.
named ssssisr hes sisd sosass Of bis iasssuss
70 HAks anal pruof = Urpcr a as enia.
snd shs, ~ PsO1 siil = 1913 s>,Es y: =.
idaAs. . April 2. isos N:
Hkrny LYME.
Of Nssperss. Idaho. fsr the vi svk svk nvk
and nek ~ y ssc -. twp - n. rzeon-
He aAns the following uttnsun 70 prove
his czntnucus rsaidencs upon and cuiuvsnoe
tdsms a Johnson. Charles O. Jsnes. Jeser.
con ". sanford and John smyiie. all OF kss-
perez. Idaho J.B-Wur. hegtsssr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, land once Al
Lewiston. Idaho. February "a. lsoe.
Notice 10 hereby gwen thu, ne foliexlns.
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make anal proof in support Of his Claim.
and that said PROOF will be made before ". W.
Hanmeli. Z. $ commissioner at SeEpercs,
idaho. on April "a 1905, vie:
lAsrGR n. Jottr
OF Nerperce. Idaho. for the lots :. 4. s and
ses. uwl<. section 6. twp - m, rae bm-
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
hts continuous residence upon and cultivation
y john s p Lnndeby. eeors. rhompssn. Philip
J. weeks and Gerard Tkomn all OF Nerpercs.
Idaho. j. B. WIZ. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the interior, land Once At
Lewiston. Idaho. February "a, isos.
Notice 10 hereby given thai tss following
named settler has eied notice Of ais inssntiA
to make dual proof in support VI his claim
and that said proof viii Be made before Wv.
Hsmmeil. U. 8. missioner IT Sesperc>
Idaho. on April ~. 1895. viz:
rlaKn o. CnAsa
of Sesperce, idaho. for the nj Of nv y ssx Of
nwss and n~k ns< section - Twp %ntA
ne pames the following witnesscs 70 prove
HIS Suunuous residence upon and cnitv-
ton Of said Land. via;
william r. Martin. Robert Near. touis poliu
and William X. Grim, all Of Nsspsros, Idaho.
IL. WIT. keGisssr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior, land oAce a.
Lewiston. Idaho. February ~. 1905.
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has nied notice Of hts intention
- make anal proof in support Of his claim.
and that said proof viii be made beiore ~. ".
Hammsl. y. ,. Commissioner ~ Nespsrcs.
Idaho, o April q. isu6. via:
JoeBru LAunY
Of Nesperes, idaho for The ~ ssetton ~ Twp
~. n. Z. I. O. b. m.
ne names the following witnesses 10 prove
his conttnocus resideucs upca aud eaittvatisa
OF AID land, VIA
Nichclss LAuhy. and John y LAaby all u
Nsspsrcs. Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-20

Anderson Pharmacy has Forma-
lin.
Larson must have more places to
sell.
Get your fresh. pure candies at
the Pioneer BAKERY.
For REsT-Five room house.
Call on c. w. Nelson.
For lots in Johnson's Addition
apply Wallace & Mitchell.
A fne stock Of candies just re-
ceived at the Pioneer Bakery.
Formalin, 1.-THE Smut Destroyer"
for sale at Anderson Pharmacy.
Come early and make your sslec-
ton Of the many lots in johnson s
Addition.
Get your pure, fresh milk at the
Nezperce Dairy, Sc per quart. w.
Bowlby, proprietor.
II you desire any dray;ng done
consult Chas. Pomeroy. He is al
ways within easy call.
Fong Lee, Chinese Laundry in
the city property. Hotel and fam
lily washing speciality.
WE WANT You to let US figure
your house bill complete. Ramey
Lumber Company, Lid.
Strickfadden sells all kinds Of
tents and wagon covers. Take your
harness repairing to him.
For first class horse shoeing call
at the Nerperce Machine Shop.
Corner Maple and Seventh avenue.
Strickfadden has now on hand
about IS saddles, all styles. all
kinds of prices. Boys go and try
them.
have limited number of Maple
trees for sale at my farm 81 miles
west and mile north of Nezperce.
w. E. Baird.
Pure, fresh milk delivered at your
door every morning or evening at Sc
per quart. The Nezperce Dairy,
w. Bowlby, Proprietor.
Don't bother with blue stone.
Formalin is much easier 20 use and
certainly kills the smut germ. An
derson Pharmacy has it.
Tailor made suits to order from
$40 to SIS. Fit guaranteed. Stiles
Is the tailor. L. E. Gorrell &
Company will take your order.
Why not get dry lumber1 Go to
the Golden Rule Lumber Company
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department q ths Intssser. Land e1aes 81
Lsvsson. Idaho, March Il. ms
: 49, e. so ss.. q fs e.
70 nahs ana propf in suppsn of his claim.
asd tnA, - proof vill b nsAs bsfors wv
Han nell. O. 8 Con- nisssenss ~ sssp<ro~.
Idaho. on April "A Tx. Wis:
JosUu ~ GiEBoxe
of Cottonwood. Idaho. for the lots Il and q sec
de ss.. ne biiovfas v.s.s.s. 70 prov.
NJ eonuneo. resAesass upon 49, euiavAnos
o c 40 80 s;sr 80 ~ o,,v., s..,.., y
saith. Thomas ajax. ali Of Cotton wood. Idalo.
J.B- WIT. Register
NOTICE POR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior. ,asd oAse At
Leviston. idaho. April 9th. iss6-
n.".d s.s.s l.: sosso. ' q q.
- s. s .a Il. :: e Or
HanDeli. O. . coNnfsssoDsr ~ ksspsrce.
idaho. ON My ecsh lsne: via;
Of Hespsrcs. Idaho. for the ~ nss< svsS n~s<
~ nys< Of nw,< Of nsS< sec O. typ - n. rae m
He names tie following Witnesses 70 prove
bis eonsssueus re.AAsscs rpoe I'D esisivs-
Charles J. shsppard. Fielding C. Fuller.
Burton A. Hunsuefer. ali Of Nssperce. Idshs.
II. W81. Ressss>r
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Dsparsnsss a tie Inssssss. - - -
Lswfsepa. Idaho. February -. -.
Mode y hersby gtvsa thss tAs anaADvtns-
named ssss,ss - 1ts1 no<xss of hks onanataon
20 make anAl psssf IN sappsss q - eiaAA.
and that 80 presf viii s. DaAs ss1Bes ".
". Haansil. o. q csaRtnSsosr. ~ Nesperce.
Idaho. On April n. 7sek. vis-:
LoCD TaUIsu
- Nshisr. IdaAo. Ter he ios 2 and TIE ~.
nw% section :. tvp ~ n r !. . b N
Ne nARo - totiogtng vtEnnDnn - prove
hi eoacseso rs.Asess 49, - ssitivssio.
a I'D lan1- Vs.:
Paul TsssssA. Bert Andsfson. william u.
5Bw VIZ. asss-~.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Druggist. to little girl-''Did you
say pills, little girla Anti-billisus7"
Little girl.) mo, but uncle is"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-04-20
rue PeRcxeRoN STALLION
YOUNG CHAMPION

VIII make the sea-
son of 1905 At the o.
K Feed Yard in Nes-
perez.
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
Rio Grande Southern,

Denver.-The annual meeting Of the
Rio Grande Southern Railroad Com
pany was held Monday at the Equi
table building. There was but one
change in the board of directors, Jesse
White being elected to fill the place
vacated by Otto Mears. The other
members of the board, all of whom
were reelected, are George ]. Gould
Edward 7. Jeffery, Edwin Gould, How
ard Gould. Arthur Coppell and Clar.
ence Buckingham.
President Jefferys report to the
stockholders shows an increase in the
last fiscal year of $4,l35.35 over the
previous year. The gross earnings
from operation were $466,3SG show
ing an increase of $4,S2O.17. Operation
expenses were 259,452.37, a decrease
OF $10,10S.21.
The current assets show a total of
$iS5,52736, an increase of $S.125.G7
over the previous year. The current
liabilities are $23S,S9S.51, an increase
OF $l4,0OS.OO over the previous year.
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
GREAT c. F. AND |. CANAL.
Immense Enterprise to Supply Water
for Steel Works.

Denver-A Republican special from
Florence says:
According to local representatives
of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Com
pany, construction work on the mon
this county. to the Minnequa works,
will be commenced not later than De-
cember 1st. Bids for the construction
will be opened Friday next and the
contracts let.
Few canals in the world have been
constructed under more adverse cir,
cumstances. Its length will be thirty.
eight miles, its depth five feet and the
width seven feet. A great portion
will be cut through solid rock and
thousands of pounds of dynamite will
be necessary in the work. 1t will be
commenced one-half mile west of
Adobe.
Several miles of siphon work will
be constructed, also several Thousand
feet of tunnel. The longest tunnel will
be on the w. B. Housler ranch and
will be LOO feet long, seven feet wide
and seven feet high. 1t will be ce,
mented on the bottom and sides. One
tunnel 220 feet long and another nine
ty-five will be bored through hill on
the Senator McCandless ranch, Just
east of this city. All the other tunnels
will be short.
The siphon work will be five feet
in circumference in the clear and the
slaves which are now being made by
the company at the steel works will be
two inches thick.
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
Big Money for Beets.

Denver.-A Greeley special TO the
Republican says: One hundred and
thirty-iive thousand dollars was paid
Saturday by the Greeley, Eaton and
Windsor factories for $1,000 tons OF
beets at the three factories since Sep.
tember Goth. This is the erst time
that payment has been made to the
growers in October. for in pEeviouS,
years beets were not delivered to the
factories earlier than October 10th.
If enough cars cannot be secured 70
carry the beets to the factory, the crop
will be piled on the ground along the
railroad tracks, as freezing does not
injure the beets for sugar making pro-
vided they are ground before they
thaw.
Seven hundred and fifty men are en-
ployed at the three factories, and $18.-
900 month, in two payments, is paid
out at each factory, or $4,000 for the
til ee factories.
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
Bad Fire at Nederland.

Denver.-A Republican specia! says;
The entire town of Nederland, in the
western part of Boulder county, was
practically destroyed by fire Friday.
Ten buildings We're destroyed. The
fire, when first discovered, about 10
O'Clock, was eating its way out OF the
roof of the second story of w. L..
SCOTS general store. 1t caught in a
room on the upper floor and was be
yond control when it was discovered.
From Scott's store the fire spread to
f. w. Watts saloon on the east and
then to Reinhardt's restaurant. 1t took
in the pool room of Carroll Bros, the
large new two-story hotel just com
Dleted and occupied for the first time
the day before, and then, burning
northward, destroyed the new home OF
II. Wolhke and another saloon. The
residence Of II. Wolhke was blown up
by dynamite to prevent the spread OF
the fire. In addition to the loss of his
house and furniture, which was total
he also los. $500 in money, there be-
ing no bank in the town. The total
loss will be about 100000. The post
Office was in Scott's building, but all
the mail was gotten out after hard
fight. One hotel and several cottages
escaped.
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
COLORADO FUEL & IRON co.
Prosperity of Great Colorado Industrial
Corporation.

Denver.-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Colorado Fuel ana
Iron Company was held at the Boston
building at O'Clock Monday after
noon. There We're represented III per-
son and by proxy 221,431 shares OF
stock out of a total of 32l so. Mr.
Gould was not present. There was no
evidence of any movement adverse TO
him and the officers say that the re-
cent newspaper statements that there
has been any controversy or rivalry
between either Messrs. Rockefeller,
Hartman or Gould in relation TO the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company af-
fairs are wholly unfounded
The following were unanimously
elected directors of the company for
the ensuing year: Alvin w. krech,
Edwin Hawley, John H. McClement,
Benjamin Nicoll, Willard p. Ward,
Winslow S. Pierce, George J. Gould,
E. T. Jeffery, f. II. Hartman. E. w.
Oslebay, Edwin Gould, D. c. Beaman,
f. ]. Hearne.
Officers were not elected, but will
be elected by the directors at meet
ing to be held this month in New
York. 1t is understood that there will
be no change in the officers or man
agement.
The presidents report recites the
facts of the United Mine Workers
strike in November, 1903, and its
abandonment October l, 1904, by
which time the company had secured
enough men to bring the production
up to about eighty per cent of the
normal. This strike seriously affected
hn h,,C Ctt,.r Of h., 60, ir,v
departments. coal being withheld from
the latter lest famine among domes-
tic consumers might affect the success
full termination of the strike.
at is pleasing to note that industrial
conditions in the state of Colorado are
now peaceful and prosperous, and
there are no indications of further la
Dor troubles
The net earnings from operations
carried TO the credit of income ac-
count were s1,474 ,193.47. an increase of
81 3O6,S76.12, as compared with the
preceding year. The net earnings of
the industrial (fueD department show
an increase of 1892, 1927, and the
iron department an increase of S1,O92.-
33O.65, and general management de
crease of s22,4262O. The total net
"a hihSo ii'hi an Soul''S dhounltt "
81 922,O4I15, which. after the payment
of all fixed charges and sinking fund,
leaves deficit of s341 ,992.GS carried to
the debit of profit and loss"
The company owns the stock of and
operates the following subsidiary com
panies: Crystal River Railroad Com
pany, Colorado & Wyoming Railway
Company, Rocky MountaiI. Coal and
Iron Company, Colorado Industrial
Company, Rocky Mountain Timber
Company, Minnequa Cooperage Com
pany, Minnequa Land and Water Com
pany, Pueblo Trust and Realty Com
pany.
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21

phernalia of the Nihilist headquar-
ters, the printing press being con-
spicuous object.
About half the distance to the
prison had been traversed when an
officer of the secret police galloped
up to the procession and, presenting
paper to the officer commanding
the detachment with the prisoners.
called halt, and announcing his au-
thority, demanded one of the prison
ers-"a girl the paper said. bearing
the name of Ida Barosky."
Il have no orders to give this girl
out of my custody" said the com
mander of the escort
But" said the other-our friend
Radaloff-"my orders are imperative.
This girl is to be taken at once to
the residence of the minister of po-
lice,"
She is ironed to one of her com
panions," said the officer, "and l can
not release her here. See," he said.
"a halt is dangerous. An outbreak
may occur at any moment"
"Deploy your column and report
with your prisoners all to the minis
ter of police" said another messen-
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
WooLLlNEss IN THE EAST.
Quality Not Confined to Any One Sec.
ton Of the Country.


Why do the Knockers call it the
'Woolly West? This is question
that must go unanswered, for no an
swer is to be found in any mind A
woolly man is not unknown in any of
the haunts of men and some professors
have met him in the class room, as
serts Henry loomis Nelson in Har-
per's Magazine.
Explain the pessimism of Ecclesi-
astes,' said the professor OF a not-far-
distant university
Il do not understand the question, i"
answered the football giant.
What is the difilculty?"
Il don't know what the question
means"
You know what Ecclesiastes
means
"Oh, yes" said the captain OF elev-
ems; 1t is book in the Bible"
Then it must be pessimism that
troubles you suggested the amazed
Che was young) professor.
That's it; that's it," bubbled the
catapult.
why, you must know that; You
cannot be ignorant of that. You know
the words pessimism and optimism,
do you not? Pessimism and optimism,
optimism and pessimism; you certain
ly know what they mean?"
-"Oh, yes replied he of the we'll
greaved shins; II know what they
mean, but | cant tell them apart"
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
State Land Fencino Case.

Denver.-A warrant was sworn out
for the arrest of Edward l.. Hall, q
wealthy cattle owner of Otero county.
charging him with fencing state land
ana refusing to pay the state for it's
use. This action was taken under a
law passed by the last Legislature and
probably will result in n test case. 1t
appears that Hall had various strips of
land belonging to the state under lease,
and he proceeded to fence in tract
OF 1000 acres, taking in both leased
and Unbiased land. The case will come
up for trial in the Otero District Court
next month. The board will also pros
ecute other cases of the same kind.
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
ger riding up to the commander and

ger, riding up to the commander and
saluting as he presented a paper.
That settles our difficulty" said
the officer, turning to Radaloff; and
he gave orders to change the direc-
ton of march. Half an hour later the
prisoners with their escort had en-
tered the courtyard of the official resi-
dence of the minister of police. and
Ida Barosky was ordered to step
down alone. A sergeant of police un-
locked her irons and she descended
the steps, to be received by Radaloff
and taken into his private office.
Radaloff looked curiously at the
young girl. He had not forgotten his
interview with her brother. You are
Ilda Barosky?" he said.
Il am"
This is then addressed to you"
So saying, Radaloff handed letter
to Ilda, and stood watching her in
tently as she broke the seal.
Ida started with amazemeut. The
letter she held in her hand announced
that her presence was desired at the
office of the minister of police, where
the case of her father, the exile
Michael Barosky, was being consid-
cred with view to his pardon. It
added that her father even then was
at the residence of the minister, and
awaited the arrival Of his daughter!
And the letter was on official paper.
sealed with the official seal. and bore
the signature: Constantine Karsi-
chef, minister of police"
Clasping the letter first to her heart
and then pressing it passionately to
her lips, Ilda's eyes filled with tears.
ut is true-it is true, and l shall
see my dear, dear father again. Oh.
what joy. what happiness even for
a moment in this dreadful hour Of
our wretchedness and despair"
(To be cOntinuedD
The Glenwood post., 1905-10-21
Too Hard a Iask.

Alightng from train. | inquired of
little boy: Can you tell me where
tie Rev. Mr.. Blank lives?"
He said: DO you know where the
Baptist church is?"
said, mo, sir; I am a stranger in
this town"
He inquired: "Do you know where
the Methodist church is?"
/ replied: 81 do not; don't know
where anything is
He looked at me regretfully and
said well, If you don't know nothin'
l cat't tell you ."-Exchauoo