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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

to make it uncertain in many re-
spects.
In the first place. says an ex-
change, congress did not intend &c
repeal the lieu land Law absolutely
but the shrewd manipulation of a
few land Law reformsrs on the las,
day of the session brought about
that very result.
The Law as it nov stands is being
Interpreted by the interior depart
ment, but the lack of distinctness in
its phraseolsgy is causing consider
able worry.
For instance, there are between
900 900 and 1000, 900 acres of
forest reserve scrip in the market
today, scrip that was issued before
the lieu land Law was repealed.
The new Law says nothing specific
about this scrip. and, while it will
probably be recognized as good and
valid until used, soma authorities
allege that this scrip is no longer of
value, since the lands originally
held within forest reserves have
been conveyed to the government,
and title no longer rests with the set
tiers or railroad company. The
holders of this scrip can not recover
their original lands, and if it should
be held that their scrip is valueless,
they viii be out of pocket.
Another feature of the new Law is
even more perplexing. 1t is stipu-
lated that after passing that act.
March 8, 1905, no lands within for
est reserves may be exchanged for
lands elsewhere in the public do
maia. There are many settlers in
the vest, especially those residing
in forest reserves, who do not know
that the lieu land Law has been re-
pealed. Some Of these land owners
in perfect good faith, may seek to
make lieu selection, and, in ac-
cordance With the old custom, may
convey title to their land to the gov
eminent before they discover that
hey do not enjoy the right of lieu
selection.
Once title passes to the govern
nsnt, the settler, under current
can not recover, and ap-
'arently must lose his land. The
az does not stipulatc what shall be
lone in such cases, and local land
,fices, not having been instructed
hat the lieu Law has been repealed,
nay accept many such relinquish-
nents.-Optimist-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

Pinchot. will be carried out. A
best, the senator can only hope te
restrict the magnitude of Forester
Pinchot's program. In many in
stances he has practically given vi
the fight against the proposed re-
serves. limiting his objections to the
plans of Chief Forester Pinchot,
which he thinks would retard the
development of certain sections Of
the state embraced by the proposed
reserve.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

for great paper mills. It has long
been conceded that the wheat Of
this section is of superior quality
for milling purposes. and With water
power available this point would in
time rival the Twin Cities plants,
This in connection With the lumber
ing industry is An outlook for manu-
featuring that portends great fu-
ture for Lewiston and future that
is directly concerned With better
transportation facilities. = Inter
State News.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
Entertainment

There will be an exhibition at thu
Wright school house Saturday even
ing, May 7. The program will con.
sist of recitations, songs. dialogue,
and music. The latest and mos,
popular song of the day, when we
get That 'Lectric Railroad By-and-
by" will be sung. After the exhi-
bition there will be a basket supper.
An admission of twenty-five cents
will be charged. Children free.
Entertainment begins at eight
o'clock. All are invited
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
Library Report for April. 1905

Number of visitors 4O8. OF this
number IS we're men, 1877 women
and $50 children. Number Of books
loaned 1874. The busy season of
the year makes our attendance less
than during the winter months, but
we know from past experience that
smaller numbers does not mean lack
Of interest for the library.
MRS. S. J Pope, Librarian.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
Hepburn Gives I'D

The opinion prevails in Washing
ton that Senator Heyburn's protes!
against the establishment of eight
additional forest reserves in Idaho
will avail him little, and that the
policy of the administration with re-
spect to the establishment of forest
reserves, a. outlined by Forester
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

The construction of dam acros.
the Clearwater such as is contem.
plated by the improvements of the
Wsyerhauser people would mean the
creation of water power Of SO, 1000,
900 horse power, available for the
use of manufacturing purposes.
What this would mean for Lewiston
is easily seen, and the purposes to
which such power could be put are
as easily rscounted for the resources
of the country lend themselves to
manufacturing industries on large
scale. The millions of feet Of
white DR. in the Clearwater timber
,elt would furnish ample material
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
The Weyerhauser people have d.


termined to begin active operations
In the manufacture of lumber in
Idaho In the near future. They
have decided that their big milling
operations shall be conducted at
some advantageous point on the
Clearwater near Lewiston. To han
die this product with safety and adj
vantage it will be necessary to build
a dam in the swift waters of the
Clearwater. This dam, it is esti-
mated will cost in the neighborhood
of 81 900, 900. This structure can
not be built without a permit from
the war department. To secure
this permit it will be necessary to
have the united action of the whole
people concerned. We believe the
building of these mills and the es-
tablishing of a dam in the Clearwa-
ter, if the same is properly safe
guarded SO the interests of the peo-
pie are protected will be great ben
eft to the entire Clearwater country |
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
Fine Fall Wheat.

S. /. Swenson, Of Central Ridge,
was in Nezperce Saturday and re-
ports the crops in his section doing
fine. He says the fall wheat is
the best ever seen on Nssperce
prairie, some Of it being as high A.
ten or twelve inches and as thick as
it can stand. 1t is equal to the fall
wheat on the Lewiston hat.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

Crop conditions we're never better
on Nezperce prairie. The fall sewr
grain il up nicely and in great
many instances from six to eight
inches in height. The spring sowr
grain is about all in and at least
seysnty-hve per cent through the
ground. Considerable fax was
sown this year, through the efforts
of the grain companies and the pros
pect of top price for this product.
Taking it all in all the prospects for
a bumper crop in all lines was never
better for the time of year.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

The recent city elections through
out the United States show the
return of the democracy to its own.
With the death of the silver issue
and all other isms incident to the
rise of Bryan, the cities, normally
democratic, have returned to party
allegiance and can henceforth be
reckonsd with that party.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
Church Service,

At the Presbyterian church SER
vices ar held every Sabbath day az
follows: Sabbath school. 10 100 a.
m. church worship. IL 100 A. m. !;
evening service. proceeded by fifteen
minutes of song. beginning at 7 80.
All welcome 4
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
Biz Drill Again at Work.

After almost a weeks delay
caused by awaiting the arrival OF
casing for the Johnson we'll, work
was resumed again Monday after
noon and is being continued day
and night. A depth Of 200 feet
has been attained and the estimated
flow of water made from ceccnt tests
is about fifteen gallons to the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
The city administration changed

The city administration changed
hands Tuesday. The incoming
board headed by E. L. Parker, as
chairman, are all citizens of worth
and integrity, and the city is rs
sured of practical, business ad-
ministration. The outgoing board,
under the leadership of Mayor
Swift, has left a record to be proud
of. The city, through the bond is
sue, is out of debt for the first time
in its history and much has been
added to our welfare through the
completion of the drainage system
and other public. improvements.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

From present indications the
apple and cherry crop of Ne1perce
prairie will be hummer the com
ing season. The apple trees are
laden with blossoms and if no sharp
freeze occurs during the present
month the prairie will have an
abundance Of this crop.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

If Count Rossi does not return
from Italy too soon he will have a
chance to ride to his home on Craig
mountain in a trolly car-if he has
the price. Kooskia Mountaineer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

have limited number OF Maple
trees for sale at my farm 81 miles
vest and l mile north of Nezpercs.
w. E. Baird.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04
THURSDAY. NAY 4th. 1905

Subscribe for the electric road
and thereby increase the worth of
your property. Every dollar spent
to bring this road onto the prairie
will return the first year twofold.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-05-04

The United States congress seems
to have done poor job in repeating
the lieu land Law. The repeal was
accomplished, but in such a way A.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
ALCOHOLISM IN RUSSIA.
InshrlAtsa tn the ReAim of ths
cxaf Afs Tfeatse s.
Hypnotinm

THAT aleaAalism la Russia Is ulae.y
treated wifh aaeeaa by hYpaagiam i
asserted - the Hfitrr of aage iu
casmos The method has beaa af7f
81 In government iraiitallaua. hat h
+ beiisref taaf tbe peculiar adapis
hniig of TIE Hualaua 20 fhis mads 81
tfraimeni E largely responsible - f.
eood effects SAYS ~ sritef
The cure - alcoholism - maans lf
hypnotifm Is 70 order q ths aaf Re
GENTLY uF tsEFaIu communicate 81 a.
Society q 8YpnoInrf and fsyehalags
aomr Feff lateraatang information r..
rardlnF the freafmsbf ~ alcoholics s
avpnOtlfm If Naasla iu the aea ~
81 rctemhnrH Aaseo~ iafas3ax kleH
saraion sss Astral ban ,heft kast besa
established taf several years as6 e9i
efumsnt assnees lapenaanea il
shieh tie sufferer resort b haHafels
and shsfe AfHneilkm is TIE nEaa.na
81 uai the sole thefsprute sHtHf 81
requires ~ tie alcoholics ihst tHf5 81
sifF sincerely e. d cured ane TIA thss
hlsta.a ,fa 81 sp.rituos lIaaor aar
fT 40 ffriea 8 treatment Thisla per-
hafs taAste fHfua colossal sHafl snct
tttlf e.ll esNff has rentraIv bfsn do
Nru3 bH tha an oblleed to a. epi
euuunaal #Hftetiaute And & al
tempea ta aMsaoraio their a taf
g .iit AZ n "a s. possible Ttese afi
seeoset tef EEL in Hnssia hal ai
ofien been remarked me Frsneh aflaE
sr 10 mueh less traetahlt aaa oanse
qurruY ibs sHe ~ alcoholic In Ffane-
If murh mefe HcuH ana mHfH fea
durable thar e Hnssia. vith us. la met
she alonhoiN sasau hlmssIf uHl -
eeucss as taf5aaH 81 lhcy are IaHsions
ard lt o. uHs exceptionally thai ah
mits b. tuatnsaHi fnr a Ions 6uaFi
Nme % uet lasting cure Il h.
Hone tht 'es 1ue that az thf nTesen
umf hypnasH a.mot tha egle meani
FL eufe FER aI.nao manila
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

BIZ thlas 81 wearing Stoves a.
hctp fuHf bands warn said + fosy
faced Iu'iesmaH la ahout the bfrnss
iarrt I kne 81 There Is nothIns O.
Be- Z have heeu q c0p fof 81 gean
aat ! have Hafaf NUfu a EiufH. alHfai
uf summfr fsrfHt when The ruler o
the Department compelled me t. - -
asd then J sd li under protest Gloves
hinder the ffee circulation Il the
blood and that make your han6i
eald You #an r0tcr Yeuf faea it
winter Tho faee wets uaad Is thf
cold. and feels better % frosty weathei
thaR o. any other time and 81 will The
hands o fuu lst them alone ~ Y
sun
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
THEN H1 DOUBLED THE TIP
neea ass the oblrlux Barbsr Gave Him
Some Wlas Talk About
Gray Hair.

Iae oid yoHng man found hls kray
hslrs lnerraaiHk ii numtsr sy4ief lhan
- iits8 he haaa mindsd aisu saas.
tauHE lnes ln faei Ae bad bsen fatasf
proud u them bai nsu Do as sstlfas
ia have quite tpfinti.nE and be- diaag
Ike q at al s44s the Chlras8 iufsf
oosau
taH se puli en- out' ~ aassd Il
als barber tAr eeai time b. wsaI ia
hsss hls hair est
fW. ue raaiH saiH gtf baftaF bat
{ spuidat q vers sos The, sa4 y
aao~ thai lur eeef5 Ffay hnif Yaa Eall
aat to come iH a. old KAti iuH silica
the fouug man has heafd hriow fhoaeh
g never hna beard anather appafeai-
= Aa of pitt shha ~ barber So
eaaeiuica that { sos puH oal aas
ea5 halt anotAa aee mr r. -
flnefai dffssee Is shliF
is H ifnes he ot ferff naa
asksd
And tae bafesf aasas ao tgre als5at
tAsi hgi ht ha bed ygetesa tst
sstued 90 prat and te psse4 S
faFaf ~ puHhk lAem eat Ba a s
- ceala cui ~ nsrate v,a Has
short - thai N1a t6oa
Well antlhia fhe matfe wHh
tAatf askta ihe mah ID il chht
No NaN te h tcepl SAT
thef 81 40 eomt 4g afaln hnd come oat
HnuaEtr ahd fiu Hae thJ Hsrv 8
fars
WY ~ have eaf ae head d ar
- ofisu Why tita1 ,ame
affnhgsr and siiHsf thru
q doef uala - bsfter Efsfz-
t.slf 3 hair ~ouIa = nnrr sut sslsef zHd
silsier u % uas never eat TaH
thsu shat afe ss rninafo as aaaal
emf che old fsaHF nan atAsi. asn
Ahe harl a. ~ aafbef knen th
sfaF hAlfn iu tis avu head
lst tu alone sntt& safe ths
hafhff som 9Iks a3t thsH haf
ahea u gfh sfN mcu fataf
masiaehes talt - nuilur at aHd
llpp.nf On ags = ruoa t be kfa}
hairs come ihes sa and ioa hsssnt
50 enough b aaff 8fsf yei ara Ffa4
baif is bsomiae = mr Young uaa
anytos
Ant ne oid stHs usr tr i
aeabls W ID
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

, . Iuukins sprelal Indian iusprc.
Tor u Washington. d g., i visiting
frisfsts aun iootlng after buziaes AZ.
fairs in tits clty
ffx Auinnfr grand iHy has a..
tafned uus hundred aat aixiy t~o
tnle hllss II Indictment = ! result q
= seeks lnsutlgatiuia
Mr. Rachel Williams motlsf and
chlltfsa fetarnci ffam ~ extended
sonafn 70 sNsef fiuma 0fs TbrI
have mosef hers q remain
na yoa saai 10 ~sll geaf i,ams b
COS. = basss. = hog 81 aaf Kind u
farm m4ehinsTf 90 h1lsslaid goofss
iisFs Is ths place a. anuuaHeV the
fact
Jnila i. Chandler and Nile Arr re-
toiclue ose tiir arrival iAsi ~eek ~ 4
Kiri Il tlNif hame rasi uf toun u Is
% standard erlghi ard unusual fns
ness
\ letter received u NJ Rob-
sfis stated that iiaf1 4sfvilth who
vas veaaded la . dgpamite expi,.ion
tNo weeks seo. sas noi sKsctci 90
recover
a saalHlsut amount q sunplE pipe
las afflset tot ne satetsufss plant
a. euaaie Snpt wunmaa @ put ln
the ueaessAfg connogtians fof aii alo
drslm water
So Nafien ADVERTISED ID saturdays
tniB Clhsfialn for a stu4 rig The
pig sas found b ChAS NssnuHd, su0
seeing Tie uutioc, notified ST Nalien
of rs slsetsahpatS
uepaty e o. Rhodoe brought teo
Golden. ebaWed ullh introducing
whlske4. from salll,as snd ladFei him
ln ~ lalI lere. ThHty plnts of
ahlsksY sefs found ala - leioug io
Golden.
q. Il laws ana wife of williams
burg, Ind afr visiting J \ Roberts
and family Mr. Davis i an ex.mcm.
lcr u Tie Indiana legislature and
~ccretsft II eEmbslnlen association
~ tlm United states
VI D. rears ~i|i open ae az exclus
i've paint snd wail apef sfore herr
about tie 18th of next mualh There
u 10 doubt THAT snch 80 instution
uiil pa Natrh Cor his oIsnlng an.
nouneealsns in the Cbieitsln
John ssaln. % Ninlta. Is twiulng
tso blooaleands % hunt criminals
His helper makes a crueD country run
and climbs : trec lriuv tie dogs arc
turned isss4 The trretllmhine \ ttc
maiu feature uf heroufaei Kansas
cnY Time
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
KinnisOn Items

Ts0 childpnof ~ aud An. JAMES
MeNeells arc quite slek wlth grip
John klnnlson spent SUNDAY wiih
CiAgses ara lCe Howard
Als.ss C.ile and Leua No0fe are r..
eoFefiug ifum their fueeui illness
NJ eeorge Tiornbtagb transacted
business a. Clear Creek THURSDAY.
NJ y Land spent SUNDAY with NJ
= + kinnisons family
NJ 1oim nanoger made trip q
CAstapa THURSDAY
Nn neuy waikef and little
daughter Hazel au guests q Mr =
II walkers family
NJ Charws 4 Hau4Fd sent ta
BARTLETT sunday
Asrs Frank Moafe ard a smith
have gone un au ektendcd visit q
fuaalsand relatives - Ciafemoe
~ Arthur Kins all move bis fam.
Hr - t4loioqa this spring shen lie
viii Eun 4 blacksmith sllap
Nessn Z A. uasAfd and l. T.
1lHan. 81 CDiui vile. spent satunhy
ard sunday ailh tlgslF aunt Nh Hee-
Sc Naiker
Mrs Nau kluulsau and children
81 Welsh visited Mr. kinnisa
father Nh y VI Walker thh weeA
nst Nr Wright las rented lard
from Nf Lark HruWH 4nd sil nosa
his fami3 thefr sean hf Henri
Walker family all eseupY the hQusf
xaeafad - Mr. Wuehl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Ths pcabaat a.aseHsa ai Ynle -
ssgHitY has rtentls resolved asliee
sloh ef indlan relies ffam CtrWiopbef
Wren. ~ Plymouth - The eulle
fian insiudes indian psteiea. strapsrs
Aaa ether utenslia nfuf Schubert tks
ass bead q The mazsam. ia planning an
extensive reisbelius and rccissslaaa
iIaa q the obiests iH the museum b
uhlth. fof one tkinf ths Vertebraa foz
als siil b. Groassd toxCther. and. =
fzf - possisis. arrange topoFfanh
lnaIlt
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

irate Customer Say. I'm Nts ~
now than before you extfael-d ms
teeth ! oaH't hits = thins with th.s -
YoaYc made ne
DsniiEt-0h. yUa have no kick eoming
Just think of ths money yoa vii b. abss
20 save
How viii ave mnuays-
~hy not haviaa TO pay Il 0as -
taari chlaaeu Daily mews
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
AnOn items

4 1 Naapori formerly s. tie Fair
land sepslioy came d0wn to-day a.
take ehafKs ~ lhe Frisco Meteor n
& banaon the former editor il
thinking of golnF to Lamar Mo, his
old i.ome
sc Ieiof and wifU sent e. Ogoe
cie today feoolyInr 3 shipment of
cattle ffeH Texas
judge Adams h. Commissioners.
20 Mani passed through foan yes
icudaf ~ fQufe to grove
Lake hachaod postmaster Of
itho. eas trading here lodaf
~ 4 WIS., chief clefk q Tie Cher
ukes teeHsite commission aas lere d
iew haam SUNDAY
u Walker our postmaster IS
tunaeflHe business in NIugt8 to-day
Frank eaiue oi Farlaud IS taua
acting ba-lHess hcn TO-DAY
Misses tias and NgHle B8tl ser
trading - Nimia saturday.
q NJ Cfaseii vas iu KHta satur
dlg
TIE foundation for Tire rev CroweiI
and Talon bu.diug IS Ia and work Is
bcine pushed as fasi 81 tFe weather
wIlI permit
bw humhall ot miami. preached
Atcg guuA ssfmou al fhe south Nj
y ehunt SUNDAY morning
Lef s. Neal the baptist mlnls
ser bas recovered from lis recsut
sickness aHd ssperfs to aeeupg me
pulWt again ug1t SUNDAY
M.ss leitie Mclaughlin has rented
htt farm teu miles south e town and
vli. nslae here aitb htf sisters iu
thr future
- q HallHm and iim >sighior
were trading Ia NIuits saturday
Mis- Maegie Allen d eAeuma s
visiting Miss carrie Ward
Mrs tola fluhan las resigned her
position n the puhiic school vhlcl
will take effect "Wednesday
Miss Lulu Wall has resigned her
tesiiiou as teacher Of Victory and
Miss Cou Nelrh has been appointed
iu her place
Mr Proctor a cattiemaH q Welch
was tans1ei Ing business herr satuf
day
" 7 Asher l. quite sick
> + stice has been ,efg SICK with
pneumonia for sometime IS much bee
Ter a present
John ! Nagnon, a banker 81 CEN.
tnln Is ii this city attending oourt.
J y Giuiiand of OwaSa vas among
TIE guests a. the Green hotel lasl
night
Chas 4 Davis, Of Chelsea. S hers
in the capacity OF grand Juror
special Indian Inspector ]. X.
jenkins Is IA this city from washing
ton. u G
} r WEIGH, of Centr2lla. Is attend.
ing court lmfe
John " Chandler was dpWn ffum
fairland yesterday
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02
LOCAL NOTES

Y Iee Martin pas here ffen Zen.
saaola Monday
Jlm Larr asd famlly wwrv hsfs frun.
Knchla SATURDAY
viii laelosiea = prlnfsr e raalc.
gaAh died l4sg ecek
iiafu Mitchell spent SUNDAY slti
MS Parents 81 sau~ca
" nanlsi sent % FanlanA FRIDAY
niFht f9f s short visit
80 matter shat Put : little al
hers and soa sill get u
Attorney = ! noodg q Afoa.
weni Suudaf II this cts
AN fleAslsr of Linton. Ind. 3,
sisltius fflea1s IA this cltg
tes McCsmlsf u Grove brought in
cSupie q prisoners sstuflsg night
Ax q {. Common ~ent 70 faifland
aollday nlgat tof visit sltb relatives
Assiasut district attorney ! A.
iucklsssfg sat Tahlsquabtnls sesk.
Hn " . strange q Chelsea.
visited NJ aa1 Ma a. e HaFmond
MONDAY
Mis- aifa Campbell ani Nfs ~ T.
Campbell cane doun from seneca
MONDAY
49, N.4.... s4f.t4t4..f 3s gaas.f#.tf.
SATURDAY morning after spsuaiHg few
sags herr
Dr A.. = Appsrson formerly : dent.
~ of thls ellg bai nou of CAtale vas
here Friday
John A Riddle oi Linton Ind. Is
visiting his bfuihef. sesmeus kldiis,
ia this rltf
Nn Ciafeues preslg aud malhsf
sansc 40 from nlg Cabin Aoudaf 70 90
soms shopping
n Rraun uill begin TIE enetion
ii uice awelline on the hafrs add.
tlon yefy pson.
J y. Ilunihle AS bfuuFlt lfl from
Nelch Monday. changed with selling
uortgAgtt 1 prprsfty
Fatal kidney and bladder taoublss
AN alwsfs b prevented hY ths use Of
Folsys kldnsf Cure De
IN. Ultens ard " T ilatehagS
Isu haaifE Auzkogce lasYefs. wee
IA vinlia SATURDAY
ia Clark. of Culuaibua q i iiefe
.isltina a. Old friend ott smith. and
iooAlng i0fan Investment
The nee machinery a tie light
plant was put n motion saturday night
f0f the hrst time last niRht
Coal wagons arc causing : litgle
tcoabie IN keeping the streets oren b.
gathering afs.ind ths pulAic seli.
ChAx Rhea has vagned hls pa.
tion a ths 1pniho eresD and eli
nove hh famllt - Mammoth springs
Nask.
Ahm i.iioY nunean returned 70 her
ne near Aftaa Monday night sftst q
vt Wait wlth fFlenda here and al
tH kl1lM0m
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Ths iaS Eurvixol - the kinEdom Il
IAolAha nominlk Llfnisxieki. has alsa
II Warwaw amea 10 ~ wAa horu ii
iTat. before iha naaatsssa IL lAmRns
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naatlses there a man Nith a soul .
dead
HHa uefei 10 ihHs las aid.
NJ tfafhe q late Il getting bad
III tff Another teninch ~
II such thcu he, 10 mars him sell
FoF him. no banA account shali
swell
SO angel watch tlga kaldeu IAf
To unicomc h0nte s miilionaire
Tie nan sho never asks for ffads
- lneal line OF 81. displayed
Cars more Cor rest than ssofldly gain
All patronage bat gives him raln
Trad lightly friends. iet M rude
s1und
Disturb his so,liude profound,
uen ist him i've ln calm upose
linsoQght except hF mrn be 0sfs
Ard uhen ne dics 50 plant him deep
TlaAt naughi mas hfeAk hts dnnm
less sleep,
Nhefe 10 rude clan0t naay iispc
TIE quiet that he loved ~ we'll
Aud that lhe 0fidnay knov iis iass
Place an his grave aRneath oi moss
And 81 : stoue above "Ilee lies
4 ehump who eauldn1 adseftise
N. l. CAnEs
& y. Chlldcfs. oi l.enspah has bus.
lgis.s n the court hsrr.
- selby. OF uellelata b 10 ths
e4tY
Attosney A. n Qawy os Tpisa :
ntsrnainR court here.