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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17
Bef9Ihffe segen Natis
bifen.

MtIantie 1T b, 81. s., Is.
alusuH. Die Rationale iioif9e @bau'
tauqua . @eieai9aft, uel8e In ben
lsbtsn Sasen hierielbt ibre aebnte
Sommers2 onferena abbielt, bat arf
Mntras bes Ssrrn gbw. 2sbp BON
philadelphia, benz @srtreter Der ST.
bsral EMANCIPATION league, bsidloRsn,
fur bie Nbmsiiuns bss aussnblidli6
benz 2ongreB Dorlisgenben 8eisbent.
INJURIES einautreten, nod benz Der GIN
manberung tueitere 8ei9rdnfunaen
auferle9t merben fouen. Die 9efea.
i9aft bsruirft ben 8Ori9lag, baB bic
ginwanberunssfeuer erb6bt unb baB
bic grlaubnib CUR gintpanbsrung bon
benz umftanos abbdngig gemadt wirb,
baB bic 3u3ulaRsnbsn lsien unb
f9rsiben t6nnsn. Nu9 1T He banlit
ni9t sinberfanben, bab bret Snfpst.
loren bas &e9t baben iousn, ginman-
bersr tusgeu un3uldnsliaer 2ebsnstraft
unb %gsringer p6pRi2sr 2raft bon Der
gtntpanberung aus3uf9lteben.
gifenban ais gtss
b6nbIer.
&oIebo, O., 16. Nu9uf. Sub
ion 6. Clements bon Der 2ommifRon
ftir ben amii@enfaatli8en 9%anbslsusrs
tsbr. ftbrt TN Nuftrass Der 8unbss.
regieruns bic untsriu9uns iiber bie
Beaie5ungen 3utf9sn ben bier sinmtin.
benbsn @iienbabnsn unb ben gisgeisl.
f@aften. uel9e bas gis iber bieie
ga6nen be3ieben miKsn, unb 0err
elements 9laubt beute, NIT Der Wers
nebmung Der borgeIabsnen 40 3eussn
fertig uerben su t6nnen. als srftsr
3euge uuroe Soiepb u. Wiler, Der
B~etrisbsleiter Der 8olsbo See & Goal
Company, pernommen, msl9er au ben
bon Ri9tsr Qtntabe tpegen 0eri&w6.
rlng 3ur Bei9rdntung bes 0anbelss
bsrfebrs p%srurtbsiItsn WitsIiebern bes
gistrufes geb6rt. Ct betunbete, Biz
Dor ftnf Sabren, I'm. tusI9e 3eit CT
feline ber3eitiae Stsqung erbieIt. iet ct
ginfaufsagent Der Ann Arbor.g Glen
balm eemefen, babe absr aud i&on In
bieier Steaung @ts fur bic @isgeiel.
i&aft ~bertauft unb Tel baffr bon Der
Babn beaablt tuorben.
Der prdRbent Der Nnn Arbor.B abn,
unb itr @eneralbstriebsleiter, waren
aud Direttoren Der gisgeisuf@ aft,
beren attiOndre fi& gan3 ausgHenbabn.
Ieuien Buiammeniebte. Mu& bie De.
f&dftsrdume Der gisseieaf&oft befin.
ben f& auf @runbbeRb Der Babn unh
He beaablt baftr ieine Wistbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17
&eOolutionQre
e6nanben &a6e nnS begeben 5ablrei6e MorS:
tbatett.

Nfurb unb 8nhefOrunsen meroem fOrtgeiebt. Sorfaot in Glammeu.
Seufde Wfarine fehrt. Gnbuei gebroden. Gin Nnfaano
mesen Steneru. = Bapa bleibt felt. attemtat amf grdf'
bent Yama splant. -sdah benz ,,Soaen gfnls
Iab".-Srnben nit Grmurbung. Gefabr-
Ide Situaton IN Sm Baltas daakn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17

Gtne 8rieftaube, ipelde
Dor etpa d Sabren na9 Der Snfel
Man entfan6t iporben mar. febrte fiira=
li& nod ibrem 9eimatbsI9lag tn
Nladburn, England. 5uriid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17

Q 8 Of II m W otor.
en- 9ombap fpurSe bisber Der ee@
fammte Waarenpertebr bon uno naG
ben 6afsnanlasen, ben Marttbalen
uno Dem @9la9tbaus our4 ioge@
nannte S0rnerp9ien betpertfteaigt, bon
benen tGeli6 iiber $4,000 biefe Mrbeit
perri9teten. Oie CUR 3eit bort btrr>
f9enoe Rinberpeit bat nun folde
Stodungen i'm Tradtperfebr init iId'
gebra6t, 6ab bie Stabt fid enti4lob,
an Stele Der 9Drnerohfen tpenig>
items mborerit fir Die Wagen Der Jleii4z
balen uno S9lahtbduier = Wfotors
2aftpasen anauidaffen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17

2onbon, Is. Nug. 2aut Wel.
hung bes forreippnbenten Der .Sailp
Wail" In Nbsn, bat Der .folle WuI.
lab, aa4bem Ct feun3ebn Ogden.
Dbrfsr beruifet, trunten bon ieinem
grfolg, has 0ebtet bes Sultans bon
Wiisrtain anssgriHen. BsIoe eeiten
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17

Oie MbsugsfanGIe Der
Stabt Netp Uort buben cine Gdnge bon
ITO Me;len.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17
8ermnSa@ Smfel.

Dcu Outlh.. ttuuttu.
8ermuoa% Smfel.
Eeutf9e Wartne ettrt.
8 amiIton n, Is. Nuguf. Sin
bsr3li9ss 0erbdItnib bat fi9 auii&eu
ben Wannf9aften bes bsutf6en 2anO.
nsnbootes vpantber", Der .. 8. TN bies
fgsn Safen lie9t. unb ben @%inwo6nern
entpideIt. AZ Wanri unb 2 Off3isre
wurbsn bon ibnsn bepirtbet uno &rints
fprii9s auf 2aiisr Wilbslm urtb 96nis
gbparb purben ausgebra9t. Die Of
f3iere saben einen Baa on 8orb, au
benz bis erffsn 2eute Der Stabt famst.
Die Dffiaisrs bes S9ifss tpurbst fpd-
ter I'm @oubernsmsnts 3 @sbdube au
Cardiff BON Or. .. 6. Srotta unb
5rau, iouie ben Offaieren bes 2.
9ampibise &egimentes e~mpfausen.
Der ypantbsr" febrt i'm Oftober mad
Bermuda surtif.
Spanien.
Gin Mufanb wesen
Steuern.
Mabrtb. Is. Nug. Sn benz
tlsinsn Stdbtdsn @iclana fam ss bsuts
anIdbli9 Der Stsusrbsbuns 3u sinsm
b6isn 8umuIt. Der Mapor unb elm
Gtabtratb tpurbsn bur6 Steinptrfe
psrIsst uno ein anberer Stabtratb NIT
einem MsKsr esfio9en. Die girssr.
wehr f&ob auf bic $umuItanten, wobei
ms6rere bsrIsbt tuuroen.
gntswei gebro9en.
6 9 16. Nug. Der
eei9eitsrte Sampfsr .sirio" III ents
suei gebro9en. Sein Ssf beri9pin,
bet, rpd6renb bas 8orbertbsil bss Bugs
apif9su ben 2Iippsn einseflemmt
bIeibt.
Stalien.
papf bIeibt Fl.
&om. Is. Aug. Sn feinsn @si'
fungsn an ben fran36fi9en 9Isrus bers
rpirft papf pius fst unb snti&isosn
oas prin3ip Der unterOrbnung fir&.
li9sr Nneelseenbeiisn untsr 2aisnbrts
beridaften, wie oas fran3bfi9e @eIss,
bic Srsnnuns bon air9e unb Staat
betrsHenb, es bori9rsibt. 6sute uurbs
feline bissbs3tsli9e gncptlifa I'm Wort'
Iaut bsr6HentIi9t. Obwobl Der papfi
e fur ausgei9lORen era9tet, bic tatbo,
Hide air&e tn 5ronfret9 BON 2aien'
bdnben leiten au lafsn. hdlt CT, ielbf
auf Der Bats elmer bolfdnbissn Sren.
nune bon air4s unb Staat, stn Son.
toroat INNER nod fur mbgli4. I'm
bic gsfunbbeit bss papfss f6eint e
ni9t 10 i9le9t au feben, als oie iiber
2onbon einlaufsnben 8eri9te melben.
Dem 5siligen Water isIbf MAIDEN bisie
,Mlnrmbombsn" bieI Stab. unb Ia.
asnb duberte Ct R9 bsuts iiber bisiel'
ben. man f9sine i'm nit isinem Dor-
gdngsr au bsrtue4feln.
anfangs September finbet bier bic
Wabl eines reuer Seiuitsneensrals
ffatt. Mmsrifa miro bur9 Batter s.
5. Cannon aus Nsu gort. ben BRO.
bin3ial bon Marplanb, uno pater 8.
M. Osler. ben proninstal bonUifouri
bsrtrsten iein.
Guba.
Gttentat au prditbeni
paIma 9epIant.
Sapana, 16. Gu9. Die unau.
friebsnbeit Der eutanii9en SOlbatestd
nit ibrsm prdRbenten, tpel9er mad
ibrsr Mni9t 3u tuenig SntereRe fiji
WiIitdrpsisn 3eigt. fhbrte 3u elmer Der
f9p6runs sesen bas 2sben bon gfraot
paIma. Sieben Artiaerifen batter
ts.eits ben bolen Bla1 3l Der grmor'
bung bss Staatsooerbauptes enttpor.
fen, als Elm 2sutiart aenntniB Dor
benz Dorbaben erbieIt, unb baffr ior9te
bab bic Weridtpbrer berbaftet tuurben
Die &ssisruns periu&te ben Borfau 81
berbetmli4en.
Rrn6krifnnnien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-17

1880
0ermanbte ees Sultans uno 700 fei'
1sr arieser ruroen get6otet; i9lisBlth
cher iGIug Der Sultan ben Wulab 9es
ssssn Snis unb bic ahfte auriid.
ceterrei@ .llngarn.
@efGbrIt9s situation
fnben p q q n.
@ien, Is. Nus. 6erporragsnbs
Siplomaten alsr 2dnosr iebsn oie Sage
in ben 8alfanfaaten aIs b69ff gefdbr'
ltd an. War ertpartet nit gefimmt'
belt. baB bic Mdate cine gemeinfame
Note nod 6Ofia unb sltben f9iden
tuerben. um Bulearisn uno @rieden'
lamb CUR STATION au bringen. DETER
rei9iI9e Siplomaten ertldren, baB
@risdenlanb ben S9lhRsl our 26fung
Der 9sfdhrli9en Situation In 9dnosn
bnlten, inbem es bte bielen 9rte9ii4en
3 '1oer unterbrtidsn unb baftir forgen
mtHs, bab biefslbsrl feline @infdne ober
pltinoerungen In gulgarien uno Na'
ceoonieu unternebmen t6nnen.
SeutiAlanb.
& aierpaar sur 6o93ett
BON SRI. 2rupp.
Berlin, 16. Mug. gs ift rlnmebr
bsfinitib beffimmt, baB Der 2aiier uno
bic Raiierin Der 8ermdblung bon Srl.
gsriba 2rupp, Der dIteften So4ter bes
pertorbsnsn 2anonsnf6nias, NIT Or.
@uftab BON 8oblsn uno Salba9. sbe'
nnlissn Sstrstdr bet Der preubii4en
8sianbti9aft am pdftlt9en Stubl bsi'
tpobnen tperoen. Die So93eit uirb
i'm OCTOBER. In Der 8iIa 5igel 3u @fe1
fattfnbea unb R9 atpsifslos au elmer
g~ldn3snoen @eromonie geffalten.
Siibafrifa.
Nrgentinien Mot g t.
3 o 3 O sburg, 16. Nug.
Die &esisruug bat por Der Austpan'
bsruns nod Der argenainiiten &epu'
bIit gerparnt unb auf oie S9wierig'
feitsn unb bic Na&tbeile, bis f4 ben
Nusuenbsrerr ertueiien. b~ingeuieien.
Diele Buren. bic nod Mrgenttnien aus.
gepanbsrt toarer. ftnb i9un 3uridgs-
tsbrt unb anbere gaben f& aae Ntbe,
nod Stbafrita suridtsbrsn 3l t6nner.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
A Practical Business College.

The facilities afforded in Seattle for
the requirement of a first class business
education are probably equal in char
acter and completeness to those avail
able anywhere in the United States.
Some of the business schools of Seattle
are models of their kind. Leos Bust
ness College, one of Seatles best known
commercial institutions, was establish
ed in 1892 by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Leo,
both thoroughly practical educators in
their line. The thorough character of
the work and the strictly modern meth
DDS employed are producing eminently
satisfactory results. Some of Seattle's
leading business and professional men
received their business training at Leo's
Business College. Recently the school
moved into new and spacious quarters
at the corner of Fourth avenue and
Pike street, which was especially fitted
up for the Leo college and where they
will be able to do even better work in
the future than in the past. Any one
wishing to fit himself for the position
Of a stenographer or bookkeeper, can do
no better than to get in touch with this
wide-awake and progressive school.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

ton, on an extended trip of inspection
in Alaska, with the purpose in view
of ascertaining fully what were the
conditions in relation to the dairy in
dustry in that far-off country. Mr..
Mcdonald covered large part of the
territory in period little less than
two months, and has written a full
report for the department. The Ranch
hopes to publish synopsis of this
report in the next issue.
With the completion of this tour
of investigation the department of ag-
riculture has called upon Mr.. Nc
Donald to go to Centra1 and South
America shortly. He has not received
his full instructions as yet, but sur
misses that the purpose of his visit
to those southern countries will be a
thorough investigation of conditions
with the end in view of stimulating
the sale of American butter down
there.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
les. Mule raising is fast Incoming an

ones. Mule raising is fast becoming an
industry in the northwest and by the
importation of such animals as the
above we are assured that this industry
will in time become not alone large but
of a high standard of quality. Our
climate is especially adaptable for this
industry, and the northwestern pastures
afford an abundance of rich and nutrit-
iOus grasses. Mules have regulations
as hard workers and so are in great
demand always; in fact, the demand ex-
ceeds the supply. For this reason there
is and will always be big money to be
made in mules and we recommend any
of our raiders who may be interested in
this line to write Mr.. Wilson for prices,
terms and other particulars of his stock
for sale
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
Mules for the Northwest.

Among recent impOrtatiOns Of Mann
moth Kentucky jacks to the northwest
is that if sixteen head by George M.
Wilson, dealer of Wilbur, Wash. Mr..
Wilson, after an exhaustive search for
some of the best obtainable returned
from Boyle county, Kentucky, with Sc
lections from some of the famous
breeds, such as CaldwelTs Giant, Cald-
wells Brignolia, McElroy's Governor
Wood Tarkington's Napoleon, old i'm
ported Abran and others, all noted as
breeders and prize winners. 1t is some
thing to be proud of that most local
dealers have come to realize the i'm
portance of selling only the best in the
northwest and it is a great credit to Mr..
Wilson that he is among the list of live
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

peals not only to the farmer but his
family as we'll. The Jul. Andrae & Sons
Co., 352 w. Water St., Milwaukee, Wis,
specialize in supplying farmers and in
dependent lines with everything pertain
ing to telephone systems. The Andrae
people, who have been very successful
in establishing telephone systems all
throughout the entire country, make a
special telephone for farmers use. Their
instruments are constructed in such a
manner as to enable them to be sub
jected to extra hard usage We would
advise our subscribers to write for the
large book that is being given away free
by the Andrae Co.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of Sherman, Clay
& Co., with branch offices in all the
large cities of the northwest. This firm
handles only the very best lines of pia-
nos, organs, ETC., and customers will
find them most liberal in the way of
terms and their prices as reasonable as
can be found on the coast or elsewhere.
Read their ad elsewhere in this issue.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
Fine Farm offered for Sale.

In the advertising columns OF The
Ranch F. A. Boutelle, of 335 Pioneer
Bldg, Seattle, is offering his fine farm
in Clarke county, consisting of 24O
acres, for sale on account of having re-
moved to the city, This is a splendid
chance for some one to get possession
of farm ready to make money right
from the start. 1t is fully described in
the advertisement, which may be found
i nthe special want column.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

In his advertisement this month L..
l.. Brooks calls attention to his Black
Russian winter oats, of which he Of
fers to send a sample to any one who is
interested. This is a very large oat
and heavy yielder. Mr.. Brooks reports
large sales of his vetch seed, having sold
no less than 80 carloads in the past ten
months.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
Watch Your Cream Vat.

Nights are getting cooler and but
termakers will do well to watch their
the cream vat, and testing the acidity
cream to be ripe at the usual time the
next day. A visit in the evening to
the cream vat, an dtesting the acidity
of the cream, as well as observing
the temperature in the cream and in
the air, will prove a profitable venture
just now.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
Farm Telephones a Necessity.

The utility OF the telephone 10 the
farmer is becoming more pronounced
every year. The endless satisfaction of
being in close touch with neighbors, the
railroad station, creamery, and city, ap-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

A. L. Swaggart, of Athena, Ore, has
some choice young Poland China pigs,
old enough for service, for sale. He
advertises in another column.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15
Dairy Conditions in State Improving

l.. w. Hanson, deputy dairy and
pure food commissioner of the state,
with offices in Seattle, called at the
Office of The Ranch the other day and
spoke on the conditions of the dairy
industry in our state at the present
time. "In regard to the dairy indus
try" he said, 81 am pleased to state
there is marked improvement being
shown all along the line. In all cases
where I meet the farmers they show
an eagerness to pick up any infor-
nation that will be help to them
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

For warts on cows teats, apply cas-
tor oil twice a day, leaving the warts
we'll saturated with the oil. 1t usually
requires continued application of the
oil for two weeks to effect a COM
plete cure.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1906-10-15

Once again, the profits of the dairy
depend upon the yield and quality of
the milk of the COWS, and these things
can be accurately determined only by
knowing what each individual COW is
doing. Better get busy with the test.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

Larson. real estate, that's all.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
A. Through Trains Daily 4
From Spokane to Seattle,
Tacoma and Portland.
Take the North Coast Limited

For folders, time schedules or
any other information call on or
write Z. JOHNSON, Agent.
Kamish, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

u am oni, 81 years old ana don't expect
even when set T. 10 rees OLD 10 feel ihat way
\. n nruuson. 20 nrhliu Ga. surely heres
rnfhfun citr krcfsfhf old - Dung ana makes
the weak a. strong - This Rrnnd tonic mrni.
cine Dysrrrfis. torpid liver. iuhamc" hid.
roys or cftorlr constipation are unknown
after fakinr fiaiffir ritfets for reasonable
ufne uuaynnft. a ~ hndcnon Pharmacy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
DON'T NEGLECT BACKACHk

To neglect backa he. which Ia very often the
only outward rign that nature gives Of serious
trouble In the kidneys, Is to give free rein TO
tefiour disorders that may end in dfopsy,
gravel. diabetes OF Bright's disease. There
viii be no daresr at any time however, n you
begin using DeBell's Kidney rilis ~ soon ~
you notice bsckache. Price Csc and SOC al
ndsrson's drug store.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

Try the Miller & Miller rig tc
and from Kamiah.
For SALE-Six-hole cast range
Enquire OF this office.
Cakes, cookies. dougbnuts, bread
ETC.. at Samuel Popes.
Butter wrappers at the Herald
Office. 200 for si.00.
For the best harvest glove in the
market 60 TO Sirickfaden's.
Chicken dinner every Sunday at
Pope's restaurant. Try one.
The fare TO Kamiah on the Nez-
perce-Kamiah stage is Sl.oo.
WANTED = S0l men to unload
schooners at the Mint Saloon.
Bottled beer at the Old Corner
Saloon-pints l5c. quarts 2sc.
Drug envelopes Ska inches and
shipping tags al the Herald Office
Remember the Dutch Butcher in
your dreams when in need Of meat.
For clean beds and the best meal
in Nezperce call al the Clark House.
so acres near Nezperce 10 trade
for land near Kamiah. w. E Lar
son.
The best line of bon bons in Nez-
perez at whetstone's confectionery
store.
Complete threshing rig for sale or
trade. Easy terms. Enquire at this
Office.
Plain sewing solicited by the
Ladies Aid Society Of the Christian
church.
The Dutch Butcher has quit run
ming the tramway and has filed the
buckets with lard.
II you want water and want it
quick see E. L. Fraley, the well
driller. Nezperce. Idaho.
WILL SELL AT A BARcAiE-Lots
9 and 10 in block Sc, also lot 10 in
block IS. w. E. Larson.
The stage leaves every morning
at 400, making connections with
the down train at Kamiah.
We don't claim to be the cheapest
but We do claim to be the best. Nez-
perez Livery. Feed & Sale Stable.
Full blood Red Durock hogs for
sale. Anyone wanting this stock
can secure the same of Geo. Stellmon.
Go to the Nezperce Machine
Works for J. I. Case extras. Also a
full line Of threshermen's supplies.
We arrive in Nezperce from Kam-
ish one hour and a half ahead of
the regular stage. Miller & Miller.
Miss Gladys Whiting and Miss
Kate Moynough, of Dryden, we're
visiting friends in Nesperce Satur-
day.
Reverend B. T. Sewell and family
have moved into the Granville Lewis
residence in the northeast part of
town.
For Sale--Several second hand
wagons. Enquire at the Ramey
Lumber Company's Office, Nezperoe,
Idaho.
FOR SALE CHEAP--A banjo in
first class condition. Price $1,000.
For further information enquire at
this Office.
FOR SALE = Good Plano header
complete with boxes, also mower and
rake. Will be sold cheap. Enquire
at this Office.
What do you do for wire cut7
Why | go to DeMoudes, and get a
bottle of his "Barb Wire Lini-
ment," that will cure it.
All draying orders promptly at
tended to. Leave orders at the
Miller & Miller barn either by phone
or person. Chas. Sanford.
FOR SALE-Chicago Cottage Or
oan. $40. 90. in pood condition worth
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
NEUROPATH---Dr. o. E. Shelley

is treating with good results all acute and
chronic diseases Without drugs or surgery.
Gases OF year, standing often YIELD readily 70
iny mode Of treatment. While my treatment q
are along the line Of the Osteopethic / often
get better results by giving suggestive there
pennies and magnetic treatments with them.
In 4 short time and then 20 70 some other
town. but am here 70 build UP an honest
business. ! would be pleased 70 have those
needing treatment call and Investigate and II
you desire 70 faks treatment and IL is not
satisfactory IL VIII cost you nothing.
Office hours A. m 70 D. m
Evenings by appointment.
Powell Bid. Maple St. Nezperce. Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

Dr. Guns lOueh Remedy 1, natures most
natural remedy Improved by science 20 .
nipnsauf. permanent. poeiiiv cure toy coughs,
colds and all inasmsd surfaces Of The iunrs
and bronchial tubes Price -, ~ cents ana ~
per bottle. For sale ~ Anderson's Pharmacy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

Bottled beer at the Old Corner
Saloon-pints lsc, quarts 2sc.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
HEALTH AND STRENGTH

wine OF life contains fsstelcss cod liver oil
pleasant aud effective. Makes new blood.
Wine ~ Life absolutely cures the stomach.
lunrs. liver. skin aud all female troubles. n
hcaith. Price d 90 per bottle. FOR sale a. the
Anderson Phsrmaoy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-19
HoRsEMAN ACCUSED OF FRAUD
La Crosse Man Arrested at st. Cloud on
Serious Charge.

ST. CLOUD. MINN.-C. F. White Of La
Crosse. Wis. was arrested here by Sheriff Ber-
nick on charge Of obtaining money under false
pretenses. White waived examination and fur
n1shed ball for his appearance.
The arrest is the outcome of the sale Of a
horse on Sept. &c. 1908, to several farmers liv-
ing at Holding. this county. There is case
now trial in 'the district court to recover on
the promissory notes given by the farmers in
payment of the stallion which White sold to
Asher Murray of Wadena.
Extensive preparations are being made for the
big Seventh Day Adventtsts' convention which
is to be held in st. Cloud the latter part Of
June. The convention will be held in tents to
be. pitched midway between this city and the
village of Sank Rapids on the street car line.
One hundred family tents win be put up at
will reach here in short time and assist in
the work Of organizing for the convention.
Secretary Cooley. of the state highway COM
mission, is spending the day at Rice, going over
the situation there relative to the rebuilding Of
the bridge which destroyed by the high
water this spring The commission has ap-
realed for state aid to assist them as the bridge
his been destroyed for the second time
within four years. 1t is understood that the
commission will declare the road a state road
so to be able to assist In the work.