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Newport daily independent., 1905-08-09
YELLOW FEVER
There Is No Occasion For Alarm
Re1aec7bcr The Lessons of The
 Epidemic of 1898.

As We are now threatened with another visitation of the dreaded yellow fever it is well to remem- Der the experiences of the last occasion. In all sections where yellow fever made its appear ance it will be recalled that per sons who kept their stomach, liver and bowels strong and active were not affected by the disease; while others apparently healthy were stricken down.
 These latter were all more or less habitually constipated, bilious or victims of bad digestion; as a re- suit the blood became impure and the vital organs were unable to resist the deadly fever germs. Now is the time to prepare for what is to follow. Get your fam fly and yourself in shape to re- sist the disease. You don't know when you are exposed to it.; every man you meet may be affected, and if you put your preparations off from day to day you may be too late. The sensi- ble course is to begin at once taking Prickly Ash Bitters, that marvellous system regulator and blood purifier. Use it regularly every day. Half wine-glassful each morning after breakfast will keep your bowels open and healthy; it will also strengthen the stomach and digestion, purify the blood and by stimulating the liver and kidneys all bile and uric acid impurities will be driven out of the body. In short, it puts the system in perfect order. Remember 1898. That was record year for Prickly Ash Bitters. In the sections where it was used the most there were fewest cases of fever. You connot do better in this hour of danger than to make use of the means which experience has proven to be the best for fight ing off this terrible scourge. 7S
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-09

rescue people from coaches, which were in flames. During the day he noticed a peculiar odor, which he now supposes was human flesh burning.
 Mike Griffin also noted this peculiar odor while working at wreck, and saw officials picking up bones, and some said a watch and knife were found. He didn't know officials.
 KIDD FOUND BONES.
 w. w. Kidd, of Diaz, testified 5 that on the following day, Sun day, he visited the wreck and picked up human bones which he turned over to Wm. Ballard, who had little box for them. Ballard told him: /" You know we are two passengers short. /"
 When questioned about the wreck, witness said when he reached scene, the rear of the chair could have been en- tered and passengers rescued, but the trainmen were busy try ing to save the remainder of the coaches.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-09
CREAM NOTICE.

We will deliver cream on ice every Sunday the remainder of the summer. Guarantee sweet ness at time of delivery. Orders must be received by 8 p. m. Sat urday. PURE MILK DAIRY.
 87d6t w. M. Harris, Manager.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-09
TICK BITE CAUSED DEATH.
Mrs. Eva BeakIey of Walnut Ridge Dids From Blood Poison Caused
 by Insects Bite.

Hoxie, Aug. S. Mrs. Eva Beakley, wife of Attorney J. N. Beakley, died at Walnut Ridge Sunday afterr oon of blood poison, supposed to have been caused by a tick bite. She leaves a hus- band and two small children.
 Mrs. Beakley was Miss Eva Caber, and before her marriage lived at Beebe.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-09
Story of the Shooting.

Hoxie, August 8. 8.-Saturday night at Walnut Ridge, Night Marshal Clark, in attempting to arrest Jim Ford, who was intox- icated, ran him into saloon and both commenced firing at close range at each other. exchanging 15 shots.
 Clark was wounded in the neck. Ford escaped injury. The fusillade nearly wrecked the sa- loon and contents.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-09
Address
ELMO RIDDELL, Co-Operative. Broker,
 Jacksonport, Ark.
free Scholarship.

will give a ten months 'schol- arship free in the Meridian Miss ) Female College to any worthy young lady in Jackson county who is desirous of a good education. Apply in person or address J. H. McCurry, Grubbs, Arkansas.
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-09
WHY SLAVE LONGER?

can offer you an investment for moderate outlay that will put you on the road to wealth. Sign and mail.
 Name
Newport daily independent., 1905-08-09
TWO BODIES BURNED.
Witnesses Testify That Bones of Human Beings Were found in Wreckage at Diaz Accounts for
 Missing Passengers.

1ldl IWO p1OoC44SOAo D WI V NH ed and their bodies burned in } the Diaz wreck, is certain ; that the two lost travellers were Thomas Edward Scanlon and son Bryan, of Fl Dorado, is al- most as certain. The facts were brought to light, or at least into the public eye, through the in- quisition proceedings begun by Coroner Frank Harrison Tues day afternoon at the city hall.
 Owing to the absence of Wm. Ballard, until recently a detect i've in the secret service of the Iron Mountain, who has been subpoenaed as a witness, and came here Tuesday noon, but failed to show up at the trial, the hearing was adjourned after several witnesses had been heard until Thursday afternoon, when the trainmen on No. 5, together with Mir. Ballard, are expected to be here.
 Another important witness in the person of Mrs. T. E. Scanlon, widow of the lost man, had not arrived. In reply to a wire from Judge M. M. Stuckey she stated that she would be here today, Wednesday. Her attorneys, Stuckey & Stuckey, are also in receipt of a letter from her stat ing her husband and son had been in Toronto, Can., on a visit, leav- ing there on July 27, and spent Friday in St. Louis, and no doubt left that night upon the fatal No. 5.
 A son-in-law of the lost man, Anderson by name, first read of the wreck, the supposed death of an unknown man and boy, and as the father and son did not re- turn home, was sent to Newport to make investigation. He vis- tied the scene with Judge M. M. Stuckey and became convinced of the awful death of his kinsmen. To those at home yet trusting that their dread might prove un- true, he wired these hope-blight- ing words Ut was Mir. Scan lon and Bryan.''
 But these are outside facts, and the coroner's jury has al ready developed an incontro- vertible line of testimony to show that two passengers were lost in the Diaz wreck, whose bodies were never recovered, eX- cept a few charred bones and teeth that had defed the work of the flames which followed the ditching of the train.
 TESTIMONY OF WITNESSES.
 The first witness, Frank Fow- Ter, injured in the wreck, who still lies upon his bed, was visit ed at his room, and told of the wreck as best he remembered. He described the father as a ruddy complected man, 40 to 45 years of age, wearing a sandy mustache, light colored soft hat with wide rim, such as they wore in the campaign few years ago, carried a basket, and was riding backward, the second seat for Ward, with the boy, aged 6 to 8 years, in the seat turned toward him, when the wreck occurred.
 The witness had talked to the man and found he spent the previous day in St. Louis on ac- count of train connections. Witt ness saw nothing of the two after wreck, but told others he was confident they were still in the car. He himself lay there five minutes injured until car- ried out by passengers, but saw no trainmen trying to rescue passengers.
 SHERIDAN ON STAND.
 Roadmaster William Sheridan reached the scene too late to
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10
ORDINANCE NO 05

Entitled an Ordinance providing for the
holding Of special Election for the purpose
81 issueing Municipal, Coupon Bonds of the
Village OF kendrick Lntah County State Of
Idaho, for system of water works ana
sewer system and providing for the payment
OF said Bonds and Interest.
Be 1t ordained by the Chairman an d
Board Of Trustees OF the ge Of KenduI K
State of Idaho.
Sec. l.. There shall he a special Election
State Of Idaho, on tha 4th day OF April 1908
between the hours ri s. O.Clock a. NJ and
O'clock z. NJ 81 said day by the qualified
questioisof lssueing s,5oc) eight thoue
and i've hundred dollars in bonds uf the said
village to be issued In denominations oi
$1,000 ana $5oO) one thousand and ise
hundred dollars, for the PURPOSE Of erecting
and maintaining complete system Of water
works, AMI tT3,5Oo) three thousand five
hundred dollars In bonds of the said village
to eissued in INSTRUMENTATION for the pur
pose of installing u sewer systeni,siiid Bends
to be repayable in twenty years from the
date of their issue, together with Interest at
the rate oi six go per cent per annnm rom
date until paid. the said int re- t to
be pnid annually, at the Office of the Clerkof
the village of Kendrck, or Ot any BANKING
house in the city of New York, said Bonds
sna,. pc hv redeem reieemnsie at any time after 10
nge of kendrick.
See. 2. The voting at said Election must
be by Ballot and the ballo.s used shall be in
the following form: In favor of Issueing
Bonds to the amount of twelve thousand
Dollars for the purpose stated in Ordinance
No % and against Issueing Bonds to the
amount of twelve thousand dollars for the
purpose stated in Ordinance No. 90.
Sec. B. II at such Election tive thirds of
the qualified electors who are Tax payers I'm
said village of Kendrick voting ut such elec-
tion, assent to the Issuing of said Bends AM,
mourning the Indebtedness, then said bonds
must be issued by the Trustees of the said
village Of Kendrick.
See. T.. II said Bonds are Issued the Trus-
tees of the Village OF KentIrick must cause 10
be levte,l annually upon all Taxable proper
ty with In said village In addition to the
General Taxes u sufficient sum to pay the
said Bonds and Interest thereon as the n, me
may he come due, the faith credit and Tax
able property must continue pledged until
the said Bonds and Interest are fully paid
Sec. 5. All Ordinances md parts of Ordin-
ances now in conflict with this Ordinance.
are hereby repealed
Sec. 6. This Ordinance shall take effec,
and be In full force from and after its passage
and Publication.
Passed this the LIST day Of Mcll. A. ID 1905.
j. 1. Mitcham,
Chairman.
ID. b. Macintosh.
Clerk.
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Of Interest

1t has been requested by various
citizens that the candidates for vii
lage trustees declare themselves as
to the various questions OF import
ance now confronting the town. for
instance: Relative TO the. Gre limit
remaining as.it now is; what stand
they take. should bonds be voted Tor
their disposal and what their policy
Willie the ensuing year-We place
the Gazette at their disposal
Next week we start a serial story
entitled "The Captain OF the .Janiz.
aries". This one of the latest and
most popular pieces of late fiction
and will be intensely interesting.
But readers want to he sure and
start IN with the first number.
We believe from rumora that anot.
her trustee ticket viii be put in the
field. II this is done it is necessary
to file same ten days before election
day.
Our next issue will be a four page
home print-The same size as we
issued before the fire. The latest
hand cylinder is now being installed
and the force by hard work will
have the paper In shape for March
18th.
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Signed as Before

To the Editor:
The guessing ability of our "Ger-
man merchant" is truly marvellous.
Had he displayed. the same good
Judgment In his business methods, he
would undoubtedly make a success.
Admitting for the sake of argument
only, that am ~ merchant, should
like to ASK who ia making the holler?
Our old merchants are charging the
same old prices as before the fire and
carrying the people on their books
beside. 1t their prices are outrageous
| suppose our friend proposes to do
business ffke the Jew who sold cloth
ing at $8 that cost him at wholesale
$40, W hen asked how he made pro-
fit the Jew said it was because he
sold SO manySof them.
Personally we have failed to dis
cover the astonishing difference he
tween cash prices at one store and
the regular prices at the other
stores.
A Farmer.
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ESTRAY NOTICE

Notice is hey 5y given, that /, Geo.
Brewster residing at kendrick In
I4istyc'l County, State of Idaho, did
on the list day of January 1905 at my
place ta'e up as estrays certain
animals described IA follows:
One red yearling hull white face no
marks or brands visible, also one
roam yearling steer, no marks or
brands, white faced,
The owner, or any person entitled
to the possession Of estrays, isnoti-
fled to appear within ninty dag =
from the filing OF this notice with the
County Auditor. and prove title to
said estrays and pay all lawful char
ges which have been incurred In re-
latiOn to the same. or the said es-
trays will he sold according to law
Dated tliis Bird day of January 1905
Geo. Brewster.
Notice filed in this Office on the 31s t
day of January 1905
4 AXel p. Ramstedt, County Audi tor
BY &. V. Jones. Deputy.
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A Farmer.

By the first Of next week the brick
work on the Temple building will he
completed. The carpenters are now
busy placing the roof joists, the lath-
ing OF the lower story is completed
and the way the contractors have
rushed the work the past month is u
matter of satisfacti to all. The
Temple is now making an imposing
appearance and the pride of the
town in this structure is begininff to
be apparent.
The Kettenhach Co. have installed
II gIsOlem engine and cleaner in
their ware house aud Agent Bibb Is
now busy preparing to clean the
wheat stored therein. The engine is
six horse power and the cleaner will
roll out about thousand bushels
per diem.
Among the sick Mrs. s. Crow is
convalescing after quite serious
siege OF grip.
Mrs. j +. Carlton is In extremely
poor health and is confined to the
house.
Owing to the accident on the
temple Roy Plummer has had his
hand bandaged this week.
Earl Crocker is suffering from rheu-
matism.. The attack came on about
a week ago and has become SO SER
ious that j, L. came in after the Doc
to. today.
Mrs. VIM Meyers has about recov-
cred from an attack o. pneumonia.
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Our baseball season has arrived
and the second niue which won fame
for KendricK last year has again or
ganized. The personal OF the team
is as follows
Ed Petrick, Dick Heckner, John
Mitcham. Willie Hunter, Roscoe
Organ, Elmer Bechtol, Sydne,
Browning. Raw Archer, Lester
.lanley, with John Terry ane
i1mmelus Brown Substitutes.
A'collection was made from the
business men to help defray the nee
essary expenses and it Is expected
that u week /. om tomorrow the first
game of the season will be played at
the ball grounds with Juliaetta as
opponents.
The team is now practicfng about
three times a. week.
A pretty hat aud late style your
choice in both want hurt your pile
If you only stop Mt BeeKwith's
Geo. p. Barnum has finished ship
ping the apples in the cold stora .re
He has had crew at work sorting
and repacKing.
J. NJ. Wild has had a force busy
cleaning brick and has saved some
10000 which are piled ready for nss
when needed.
Cap Carlton had u close shave to
seeing his house burn mp this week
But for the timely appearance of S.
Callison it would likely have done SO
as it was quite ~ hole was made in
the ceiling where they made an entry
to the flames.
Van Horn Il Son started their lum-
Der mill on GedeT creek tIiisweek and
as they have large quantity OF logs
on hand will probably make u heavy
rim.
DR.. Salisbury returned to Lewiston
Thursday after keeping his appoint
Inent in Kcndrick we We're informed
that prior to his next visit he would
give due notice In the Gazette, The
DR.. Is IN optician and oculist OF re
pute, is well ana favorably Known
and his prices reasonable, His re-
cord and ability is youched for by
patrons in towh and country.
Mrs. Lawrence was quite sick
for several days last week.
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The CANDIDAT ES
Quite a Crowd Out "Wednesday
and Elements Of interest De
veIoped Those who were
Nominated.
VILLAGE CAUCUS

According to the call OF the village
trustees quite u number Of the eitl-
zens assembled in Crews hall to nom
mate trustees for the ensuing year }.
|. Mitcham opened the meeting with
a peroration on civic government after
which he called for nominations for
the chair-On motion of j. G. Bib.
Mitcham was made chairman and
ID. b. Macintosh acted as secretary.
Nominations were then In orderfor
trustees and the following were put
up A. G. White, j. 7. Moser, Sam
Callison. r. b. Hines, j. l. Mitcham,
y. c. Bibb, d. A. James, j. Brown,
a number Of others were nominated
but declined to serve even il elected
The chair appointed H. p. Hull
and T. B. West as tellers, On mo-
tion OF Hull. the five receiving the
highest number OF ballots were to be-
the Nomisees.
A motion by Lehmicke for a 10
minute recess was lost ON rising
vots.
The vote as counted stood White,
%; Moser II; Callison II; Hines 26;
Mitcham 2l; Bibb Is; James "a;
Brown Z; with one or two scatter
ing.
Adjournment was then made and
it looks as though an interesting
election would he the result of the
preliminary caucus.
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Sketch Of Her Life
Mrs. H. A. Russell and the At
tendant Ceremonies at Her
Death

A sketch OF Mrs. Russell's life is
here with given, to which we add
that Mrs. Russell was past head OF
the Rathbone Sisters, always taking
an active part in promoting Its vel
fare--was sympathetic, Is heartily
mourned by many The Rathbone
Sisters and delegation OF the
knights OF Pythias escorted the re-
mains to Moscow aud at Troy the
X. P's. turned out to give a salute Of
respect, "A large cortege attended the
ceremonies at Moscow where the
Rathbone cereIr ony was conducted
She was born in Richmond. Va.
Nay o o7s69 Htf maiden name was
Barnes slsd STE was nHfria6 to y. a..
Russell Angust 1883 when they
moved To Walla Welia; one year
later they moved to pomeroy VIII
where they resided for seven years
when they moved to American ridge
their present home.
Mrs Russell was raised in the met
hodist church aud was also an active
member OF the RatIbone Sisters.
Mrs. Russell leaves her husband
and three children. her mother, two
Skaters, one brother and host oi
friends to mourn her loss.
Her mother, Mrs. keyes OF To-
pekn, kans brother and sister Mrs.
Tompson of Richmond Mo. and H
A. Russell all met III Spokane enroute
here for the same purpose OF attend.
ing the last rites to the deceased.
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.W A. ROTHWELL, MD.
Physician and Surgeon
KENDRICK IDAHO
estray Notice

Notice IL hereby given that l, Jacob Mic
hazel residing one and one-half miles se oi
Crescent, in Latah county, State of Idaho,
on the 9Th day of February 1905. at my
farm take up as estrays certain animals de.
acribed as follows:
One dark brown nearly black horse. wgt
about 1000 lbs. white star ON forehead,
One buckskin horse. binzed face, weight
about 1000 lbs, brand Ell on left hip
The owner or any person entitled to the
posseWvs,ian OF SAID es5rnyS Is notified TO np,
this notice with the county auditor, and
prove title to said estrays and pay all char
ges. lawful. which have been incurred in re-
lation tn the same, or the said estrays will
be sold according to law.
Dated this 10th day OF February. 1905
Jacob Michael
OF Februaey. 1905
Axel r. Raulstedt
By g, +. Walker, deputy County Aud
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AN ARTIST OF ABILITY

We are pleased to call attention to
the work OF E Glenn, painter and re-
commend that parties needing the
brush secure his services. We have
noted the signs on the Beck with
store, which come up to any require
ments, and the finishing work in the
McCrea building, and Judging from
the work Mr.. Clem is doing i'm the
town, no outsider eau do 1t better or
more efficiently. either lettering or
decorating.
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susR,sf.s SALE
NOTICE or SHERIFF'S SALE OF real
ESTRTE UNDER EXECUTION

ot bn ERff - hFshL
ESTRTE UNDER EXECUTION
n. P. Hull, Plaintiff. w.
j. i. Brown. Defendant
BY virtue of an execution, issued out OF
the District Court in and for the County of
I4ati.h, wherein H p. Hull Plnintih. and j.
=. Brown, Defendant, upon Judgment rem
deret the :SOth day of January. 1908 Tor the
sum Of Nino hundred six and 25-1O0 dollars
IN gold coin besides interest and costs, have
thi, day levied upon all the right. title, claim
and interest OF said defendant. J. +. Brown
ai. In and to, the following described real es-
tate. to-wit:
Lot ak (6) block ninety-seven (97)
Oakes addition to the town of Kendrick,
county of Lntah. State f Idaho.
Public notice IL hereby given that ] will
an Muu,iny the Goth day Of March A. d.
1905 Mt 2:3O o'clock p. N. of that day In
front of the court house in Moscow, Latah
county, Idaho sell Mt public auction, for
United States gold coin. all the right, title.
claim and interest Of said defendant j. II.
Brown of. in and to the above described pro-
perty or so much thereof as may he necessary
Ia riiise sufl cient amount to iy-said
Judgment, with interest and costs, etc, to
she highest and hest bidder.
Dated this 2srd day OF February, 1905
W. =. Robbins,
Hy H. II, Robbins, deputy Sheriff Latch Co.
Have you chickens?
Hotel kendriek buys them
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
. United States Land ONCE.

sUntted States Land Office.
Lewiston, Idaho, Feb. IL 1905.
Notice y hereby given that the follow ing
named asttisr has filed notice of his inten.
claim, and that said proof will be made be.
fore the Register and Receiver Mt Lewiston,
Idaho. on April 11th, 1908 viz:
Albert L. Frank
OF Lelnnd. Idaho for the e15 nwk, nwN neH
sec II, tp 81 n, = W b m
he names the follow witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon and Guilty. alton oi
said land, vis.
Fred Reil, Jack Slater. Emma I. Frank, all
Idaho
J. B. WEST, Register.
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Chas. Hamlin is clearing off the de-
bris from the st. Elmo ground and
the streets are consequently being
put in fine shape. In our estimation
this will lie practically the same as q
cinder path.
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Other Items from the Ridge

The literary Society was post
poned last Saturday on account OF
the death Of Mrs. Russell, last weeks
program will be given tomorrow
evening March the IL.
The farmers. are busy plowing, and
seeding and doing the spring farm
WORK.
See the spring styles at Beckwith's
in Mems hats.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

~ NOTICE FOR PCBLiCAIloN.
United States Land Office.
Lewiston, Idaho, Feb. 3, 1905.
Notice In hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
go make fnal proof In support of his claim.
aud that said proof viii be made before the
Rogister and Receiver Mt Lewiston. Idaho on
March goth, 1908, wig.
MARTIN j. VESSELS
ot Kendrick, Idaho. for the SIS nw14 and e12
AVN see II, tip 3S n : W. b. N.
He names tile following witnesses to prove
ais continuous residence upon and cultiva-
uen Of said land. viz
Louis OIlag, Andrew Entman. Frederick
jehOsiier, all of Cameron aud II. +. Vessels
j, r, WEST, Register
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Ceftification
March sth, 1905

March Sth, 1905
We hereby certify that at the city
primary held in Kendrick precinct,
Latah county, Idaho on March Sth,
1905 the following persona were duly
nominated a. candidates for city
council for ensuing year.
j. 1. Miteham
J. C. Bibb
d. A. James
A. C. White
r, B. Hines
j. /. Mitcham
d. B. Macintosh. Clerk Ch'rmar
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-10

One and n third yard length SAM
pies to pick your suit from at Beck
with a.
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Falling, Fell, Fallen-Fall prices
on summer Hats at Beck kwith's.