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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20
THE N OF SPAIN.
curfs-s Caste. Of ~He.a
when They Are Enssbf~d.

} Curf~ss Caster Of "Hesa C~ove~f.s'
when They Are E~.sssied.
The ceremony Of head covering was
recently performed by a number OF
Spanish peers. who thereby passed to
the rank Of xrandees Of Spain The
ceremony. interesting on account Of It's
antiquity n It's historical signincs-
tion. Is. Ike many Spanish customs, re
markabie for It's extreme simplicity.
The peers who ooh part In II were
the Count Of Cabra. the Count Of Pia-
sencia. the Marquis Of Rafal. the Mar
quis Of Malferit. the Marquis OF Bena-
NEIL. the Count del Real. the Marquis
Of Hoyos. the Marquis de In Cenia. the
Count OF Bilboa. the Marquis Of vlsna
and the Marquis Of Tovar. who were
each attended by a grandee NJ their
sponsor. When the3 had made three
customary reverences 10 the throne. the
queen regent. In the kings name. babe
them Cover -FOUR heads and SPEAK
The speeches which followed. Justify.
Ing the right Of each peer TO the honor
he was receiving. were for the most
part Interesting excursions into the past
history Of Spain. The first. which was
also the most brief. that OF the Count
Of Cabra. may serve as an example:
-Senora. II noblesse obliges me 10 re-
the honor Of covering mr. head
In the presence Of your majesty. I cam.
here Obliged by the merits and virtues
Df my forefathers. and with the desire
at least to initiate them. although 10 do
in reality may. unfortunately. be i'm
am called Osorio. Borbon.
Ponce de Leon. CarriIlo de AIbornoz.
1urtado de Mendoza. Fernandez de-
;ordova, Gusman de Nanrique de Lara. |
'iiva. Rojas, Alvarez de Toledo. and by /
'ther names as well 10 IIIustrious that. |
vere II possible 10 forget them. one
'ould have to forget with them the his
Dry of Spain
"Piety. heroic valor> wisdom. states
'sDship. In all these my forefatfers
ave offered examples for initiation
though II be not permitted 10 me
} reach such heights except In sdmlra.
In my love and loyalty to my com. Ia
y and my king I am worthy Of them
The other new grandees. says the
Iadrid correspondent Of the London =
lines, were far more precise. not TO
y discursive. In relating the histories :.
their families, n one, the Coun Of -
%asencia, devoted almost the whole Of 81
. discourse to an ancient grievance-
at Philip H. had cut on the head OF y
q OF his ancestors BY mistake-.m w
nesto error az
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20
is REAL" LIEF

A friend OF mine said TO me recent
". speaking OF another friend. that
size was having her first glimpse OF
real society. ! wondered II there could
be anything real In society as II has
come TO be In these latter years. IL is
a great question whether anything has
intrinsic value. Value Is entirely a
relative affair and l doubt n We know
II when we are actually up against
the real thing. n I may use the most
objectionable OF our unspeakabie
slang.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20

second greening- He was q mite stout
a, perhaps She paused and again
regarded him attentIrely. IF you are
neither a book agent nor an apple
ecrer.- she said. you may take a
chair
Thank you. madam"
He seated himself In the straight
backed chair she pointed out and then
the lady took the rocker. placing her
self where she could study the young
mans face
lis this a business cslIy"
Yes, madam
He had been Instructed how to meet
the lady's advances He was to re-
main strictly on the defensive and let
her c~ross-examine at her leisure.
Wait 1t isn't lightning rodsYy
-No. madam"
moi windmiIls7"
He suddenly smiled. and there was
no doubt his smile added to- his agree
able appearance.
That's a little nearer the truth.
madam
she looked at him sharply with her
gray head on one side.
What do you mean By thats'
Il only mean that / am a lawyer.
madam"
He was glad to see that she caught
the point OF the mild witticism at once.
She even laughed softly.
"A lawyer" she echoed. Then
scent trouble
Il assure 0 I am quite harmless.
madam She smiled a little rrimIv
We'll" she said with a slight asper-
ity, You have been here now quite a
spell and haven't told me a word about :
the business that brought you here
and really nothing worth knowing
about yourself" .
Pardon me. madam he said auv n
name is Richard Barclay n my bone
is In New York I am In the law ofic. !.
Of Henfrew, Keene & DarnIey. and :
will be admitted to a partnership in :
the firm the irst Of January +,
The Is nothing very startling !.
about that" said the lady. Perhaps :,
In time you will get around to the :
business hat brought you here !,
Yes, madam. You have a niece J,
"Oh, It's my niece you want to zee p =
mo, haadam, my business 1t with =
'ou." -
"You are> the ~strangest young man
or beating around the bush / ever
let. Why don't you say what you
amt. and be do1e with itY'
MADAM, I wantyou permission 10
larry your niece n,
There was a little \silence. during
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20

not known the arr Of breathing. I could nsvrr har. son.
posed
Then. sgain. ! want to write . beautiful hymn. 40 /.
ufins 10 rest. ! again take a deep breath aud think oaiy
OF beautiful things Thrn. In a calm. sw,ss .I.~n h~.-.s
full visions come 10 me. and In The nornlns ms mlns I.
nlied with glorious thoughts. which arr aftsrwars 49,
taiiized Into a hymn. Everybody now rraIIses ti~ ..t,..
ordinary benefit to health which result. from de~p breath.
Ing though few know, a. Il was kno~n 10 snrs.n, -.
srn philosophers. what an Important part Il PLAY. IN "a.
building up Of a great and noble brain.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20

The butcher. the baker and the candlestick maker arr
beginning to show evidence OF their unsayory origin. &C
cording to the old nursery rhyme Another proof OF the
prophetic powen OF Mother Goose. We mus. test with
weights and measures. everything we buy for food. The
mix upon which the precious lives OF children depend
must be examined with minute care. Bakers bread and
butchers meat. sugar. coffee, tea and oil. vinegar. spices.
pepper and ginger, all these must be looked after by the
{ efui buyer.
ihs stream can rise no higher than its source. As long
as fraud and dishonesty rule In business IN manuf.etur
ing In buying and selling. they viii rule In public affairs
The evils OF graft must be attacked at the root. In the
lives and acts OF men and women as shown in their Der.
sonal dealings with one another.
When you see a man who smiles over a story OF graft
In politics or In the public service. look out for that man.
lie Is dishonest He cheats and laughs IN his sleeve over
his acuteness as compared with the confidence OF his
trusting customers Graft In politics means graft In
business One cannot exist without the other. CHARITY
begins at home" says the proverb. so does honesty.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20

When a woman zoe into a grocery
store to use the telephone, she usually
says to the grocer: You talk for me
/ can't understand the blame things
very we'll"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20
MMs. HuMsEar nopgFuL.

~f~nniiess, n sim fs.fsfs list
Mythical aiIifea. Esf-t.
Nine Humbert. who has been liber.
ated from prison. still sticks to her
story OF the mythical Crawford mil.
Hons. or the f1f.Ooo.Oo0 francs which
make up the dubious estate. she has In
actual cash eleven francs.
The mystery Of her parcntage with
Re~r'er > t1nor during the Frnnco-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20
AMERICAN WOMEN.


Let American parents watch their girls In
Europe" The atmosphere OF smart life" az
II Is known on the consinsnt 10 eontaminatinx
10 American girls
SAT the other Night In the palm room OF =
fashionable Homburg hotel II was like
fairyland. with delleatsly shaded lights and
splendid people gathered around the tables.
taking. smoking aud drinking All the World
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20
Appropriate.

He-I want to give Miss sharp a
palm for her parIor. What kind would
you suggest7
she-why don't you give her 4 cactus
p~lant7-Detroit Free Press.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20
CRAZE FOR RICHES

The general storm OF protest against graft"
or favoritism and dishonesty In the public SER
vice has aroused a degree OF attention from
citizens even the most suplne and good-na-
tured Adding to the impression recently
made BY What apologists call muck raking."
Is the present exposure OF fraud. cheating and
deceit In the world OF industry and business.
The craze for riches has infected axarxhndY
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20
DEEP BREATHING AND GENIUS.
By Ms. ornl.sos Chan,

Genius u largely a matter Of ~kno~lnx hos
to brrathe. whenever I want 10 think out a
great article ! 20 Into a silrnt room wh~rs
never a sound can p~n~trats. Thea I take a
deep breath close my eyes and mouth and ron-
c~ntrais my thoughts on tbs main point Of The
subject Wish 10 write upon. and Invariably
= EioFious inspiration comes 10 nc. Tt~n.
taking my pen. ! Nrifc an article which. had I
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20

The soubrette-You say you.r. ~.
on speaking terms with the m...--ss
Ine comedian-prccisciy. I alvsx.
require a written contracf-p.ss
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20
Nofhf.r m. NJ

First BurgIar--Did Bill cit much oas
w DAT last burglary Second Bnrv1ss
NO; he got 40 little that hls lavv.-
sd'ised him ter plead suIIfy-Judv.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-12-20

Bureted about by the waves of Lake
Superior for almost exactly thirty.two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-31
JAIL OR ASYLUM.
That l. Alternative Facing Well
KNOWN Seattle Real Estate Man

Portland. or. July S0.-The Oregonlan
tomorrow viii say:
Arrested on a charge Of embezzlns
S2io0 ln Chicago, eight years ago, II.
J. MabOney a prosperous seattle real
estate broker who for the past lew
weeks has been an inmate of a private
sanitarium IN this city, is facing the
UNPLEASANT prospect o. term In jail
%, confinement IN lunatiC asylum.
ON the report NJ committee Of physi-
cans. appointed by Judge Weber TO
examine into MahOney's mental con-
clifton depends the law course IN the
matter Step by step since he disap-
poarld from tho Windy City In 1879
pinke.tCn detectives have been follow
ing MahCrey's trial From Illinois TO
Texas. from Texas TO California and
from California 10 the state Of Wash
ingtcn. they dogged his footsteps until
iney located him IN Seattle aboIt four
months ago. Then after they had COM
raumcated with their clients. the losers
by M1hOneys alleged populations add
the trap was about 20 be sprung. their
plans were again foiled by the action
Of Mahoneys relatives and friends In
removing him to this city on the ground
that his mind had become affected by
business worries. necessitatlng his con-
huement I'm a private asylum.
The case came 20 an end In this city
yesterday when detectives 0f the local
police department placed Mahoney un-
de- arrest az a sanitarium on fugitive
warrant sworn out by |. w. Grier. a
Chicago lawyer who had come to Port
l1ul 10 take up the case where the work
OF the PinkertOns ended and secure the
cytrdditIon OF the alleged embezzler.
At the present time neither the Port-
land detectives nor the Chicago lawyer
Wil discuss the ease and what hap
pmcd during the Insanity hearing is
also a closed book. on this account few
details As TO Mahoney's alleged crime.
or rs TO his wanderipgs since leaving
Chicago. are obtainable. II is asserted
however, that for some time prior 10
fsgs he had been conducting an Invest
mcnt business In Chicago and that his
alleged victims were for the most part
women ignorant OF business methods
including many widows. who were In
duc'i To- entrust their money 10 him.
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CIRCULAR LETTER
TO COMMON CARRIERS

Washington. July 3.-A circular letter
has been sent boy the Interstate COM
idtrCe commission TO all common car
iiCrs subject 10 the provisions Of he re-
Gently enacted railroad rate law d.
recting their special attention TO the
provisions ~ section 20 u the act. which
requires annual reports from all COM
mon carriers concerning the details 81
their business. and providing that the
interstate commerce commission may
isrscribe the forms OF any and all ac-
counts. records and memoranda 20 be-
Kept by the carriers To these accounts
records and lemorania the commission
is 90 have access az all times and thu
carriers are prohibited from keeping
their accounts etc. In any other form.
The commission says in its circular
letter:
LAS 20 that portion o. section 20 or
The act which confers authority upon
The commission % prescribe the forms
of an accounts. records and memoranda
and which forbids carriers from keep
ms any other accounts, records or
memoranda than those prescribed or
approved by the commission, the car
tlers arc advised that until the CONF
INlfhlhN rIdAl NN NFNfa NI 'Nt''A VIZ l'.
scribe the accounts. records 81 mem
oianda 10 be kept by any or an carriers
subject 10 the statute no change IN
methods Of accounting Is required Of
any such carrier on and after Aug =.
1906 the authority Of the commission
90 Inspect the books and accounts or
trs carriers viii. II course. apply.
nThe commission fully realizes The
necessity NJ establishing as soon az
POSSIBLE satisfactory system OF ac-
counting for carriers engaged IN me
TRANSFORMATION OF commerce under the
u-oyislons of the regulating statute ana
has determined 20 proceed Immediately
I'M the work Of arranging and prepar-
.4r FOR the discharge OF is duty In the
matter Of prescribing such accounts,
records and memoranda and requiring
an practicable uniformity In the ac-
counting systems Of the carriers.
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COLLINS ADMITTED TO BAIL

san Francisco. July 30-Judge Huh
hard today made am order admitting
George u, Collins to bail IN the sum ~
Slgoio. Collins claims that ne viii be
able 20 secure sureties 10 this amount
The order was granted ON the strength
Of collins appeal 90 the United states
supreme court on a writ OF error COLI
Inns alleging that he was not tried for
the o1ense for which DE vas extradited
from Canada
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G. A. r. EXCURSION.
Minneapolis and Return $3.50

on sale August 9th and 10th. Long
Limits Stop-oVers. G.. A. r. Special
Headquarters Trains leave salt Lake
August 9th via Scenic Colorado Mid
land. Make your berth reservations
now with Commander r, @. Sleater, No.
1877 So West Temple Call az Midland
ticket Office. n West End So. for itin-
erary and illustrated books on the trip
Pullman Observation cars Through
Dining cars. Finest scenery
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Ask AID FOR noWIEIIrs

Zion City. July s0.--gohn e. Hatsly.
receiver FOR the Zion CITY industries
today Issued an appeal 20 the rnoneyed
believers IN 'he pcw!e doctrines 10
contribute for the relief Of the destitute
OF the community, During the las,
year eontr'eui.cns have dropped OF
greatly.
A lssss percentage Of us toruiatioa
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ALL THE WORLD

knows that Billiards. SNOW Linimen,
has no superior for rheumatism,
stift Joints Cuts, spralus. Lumbago
and all pains. Buy Il. try II and you
will always use Il. ANY body who
has used Billiards. Snow LInlment Is
living proof Of what II does. All
Price 25c. soc and 800 Sold by z.
c. VI. /. Drug Dept ll2-lli Main St Il
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COLON CONDITIONS RAD.

Colon. July m.-The month 81 July
has witnessed a series Of heavy rains
~ the isthmus which have hampered
The Work OF faniiation IN Colon. The
coneiiiors today are worse than ever
bfiore Preparations are being made to
pave the principal streets 81 Colon with
brick Two more cases Of smallpox
were discovered here yesterday.
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sNISS-FRENCH TREATY.

TcTne. July 30.-An understanding has
been reached between Switzerland and
France on the subject Of a CONNER
cial treaty. The status quo win remain
In force until Nov. %. by which date
the two governments expect 10 obtain
ratihcations Of the new treaty by their
respective parlamcnts.
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S. F. INSURANCE.
Merchants Exchange Committee Has
Made a Report,

san Francisco July 90 rumor that
q report has been made by the Mer-
chants exchange Insurance inyeslgl-
tins committee on the Standing oi The
Various companies concerned iu The loss
% April Is 10 and %. is spreading cou-
slernauon among the concerns that are
eaid % be eyading their liabilities Secy
l.. ". King ~ the Polycyholicrs
Protective league admitted Nat such %
report IL IN bis hands. but stated thar
s. Is strictly private ana rendered sole
T. for the guidance OF The league 'n
formulating lbs policy toward ,he insure
ance companies he declined t1 diyulge
Tho contents ~ the document no which
y Is said many concerns vll ind their
fate when n comes 10 be- spread broad
cast over the world.
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5. I. roIlCE COMMISSIONERS.

San Francisco. July S0.-Mayor
schmitz today appointed g. Umbsen.
O. prominent rsal estate man. and Harry
r. tr0ssWeIl, formerly city and county
attorney. police commissioners 10 nm
the vacancies caused by the death OF
Gen Wareeld and he resignation Of
Herbert r. law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-31

Is underfed and insufhCiently clothed.
and the land inlo'which they put their
savings has little value under existing
conditions. Prompt relisf is needed.
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mNREY MITCHELL. SCOUT. DEAD.

Nilos Mich. July Salary Mitchell.
apcd 90 an old soldier and one Of
Buffalo BiliS scouts when fighting for
the government was found dead In
bed this morning az his home near
Bcrricn Center, Of old age.
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HAYS Hairhe:a!l!.fi!hI

te,tores yoathiu color 70 say or ,aa,s NJ.
Aiea ~ fSiilar. pOiiivey remove. aspa s,r .,fs
f.sis,s iiirovet dI,,,iag s,spll lssn isrss
I1d larufalt; DOS not si, ia Treatrent With
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hai9s. -.s,-s 40 PhileHsy 60 Ntwara ~
FRfE SAMPLES H,'s.sls vita n a.lsss sosa
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s. S. g. FOR TIE BLOOD

The purifying and curative properties d this great remedy have
made IS Blood Household saying aud thousands who
today enjoying perfect health their recovery om blood skin diseases
to this universally used bodm S. s. made entirely from roots
herbs and bai which possess only cleansing and healing ingredients
but ungup aud Strengthening properties 10 keep ke blood perfect
order well VIXEN the blood impure they lack Tic energy
and strength natural with health the becomes pale
aow vitality weakened ard they suffer lm general broken down
condition When tie refuse matter wh nature intends shall be
is left tie system because Of sluggish torpid condition Of
the expeling members, II Is absorbed into tie
GUARANTEED blood making this vital stream weak AMI
FREE FRO m T;e,.s t.sbeS Ho,t and o,S unions ms.
MINER S. the skin S. S. s. goe5 ao tie circulation
and every particle OF blood faint
poison ofev character makes the blood fresh and strong and gives energy
to the body When the blood has been oansed by g. al ska
diseases erupon and the smooth clear SKIN glowing with
health the body being noushed by A pure blood Rheu
nstm cah Sores and Ulcers Sou Contagious Blood Poisos
all deepseatd blood disorders and for their nothing equals
does no, uous aaee, the most delicate Of the body and be
ose- with perfect safely 10y old young Book the blood
medical advice desired without charge.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
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o. is an enjoyable picnic where
MOUNTS Pork and Beans form the
important part " the lunch Ask your
grOceryman about Il.
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LAGooN'S BIRTHDAY

Wednesday, Aug. T. League baseball.
ogden vs. salt Lake al 400 ,. M.
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EXCURSION RATES EAST
Via D & r G R r Aug. 9th

To Chicago and return. ............S i4.50
To Milwaukee and return ..,...... $3.50
To Minneapolis and return...... $500
Choice Of routes, stopover privileges
Take the Scenic Limited and enjoy
yourself
For further particulars see D, & r. G.
agent.
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The new name for Calder's Park xiii
be announced az the Park Wednesday
Aug. lst, az p. m.
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ALL DANGER OF A STRIKE
At T0N0PAH is PASSED

Reno July 3o-A special 10 the Ga.
zette from Tonopah says
The Mine0Wners association has con.
ceded the demand Of the Miners
union for an elght-hour work day pro-
yiding the union passes a resolution
moi, 90 interfere With the scale FOR three
years
The miners are now IN session .vOt-
Ing on the proposition and a final vote
Is expected soon which, II is thought,
will be favorable 10 a settlement OF the
difficulty. Everything Is quiet here and
a. surrounding camps
Tonopah. New. July 30.--All danger
OF strike In the mines q the Tonopah
district has been averted by the action
~ the miners today. who voted 20 ac-
ccpt the operators scale Of eight hours
a day apd a minimum wage Of s.
The settlement IA a compromise. The
mlneowners who have been Insisting ON
n nine-hour day for surface men
agteed 10 eight hours on condition that
'he mine-s sign an agreement not ~
ask for further concessions Tor three
years.
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DEPART
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Finest Dining Car Service IN m, w..
Only direct line 10 Los ANGLE, ~.
connections for Nevada MlnlnF CIT
City Ticket ofnes. 100 S. MAR strt.t'a
Phone 1889. J. II. BURNER
Dist Pass AZ
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