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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-02

]. Heron Miller, the son of Henry
Miller, .nadc his first appearance in
New York in a one:act Revolutionary
play, ana amazed the audience by his
remarkable likeness to his father, He
is en- the itege against his fathers
wish, the mother Of the young man
in Biiou Heron, tho daughter OF the
famous &athilGe Heron,
In order that Madame Bernhardt's
farewell American tour may partake
as much as possible of actual com
fort and luxury, her managers,
-Messrs. shuBert and w, F. Conner
have arranged that she shall travel
by special train. The actress herself
viii virtually live in one Of the most
luxurious evidences Of the American
carbuilders' skill, and will be served
at all times with food prepared by
her own chef and served By attend
ants who always accompany the &C
.tress, whether she IS IN Paris South
America or Australia
heAdeE genlg the stage
a. NHNEnlAE p AA9INNas
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-02

Jeanette Lowrle is soon to make
her DEBUT as a monologue artist,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
ALIAS SIMMONS

In ths dlstriet court % she are0ad laairift
district OF the state Of idaho, 10 Ana 100 80
w. R.mey' pisintla. ~. wfiissa D. pasisi
and Mrs. W. d. Daulsi. his vile. a-isnHsast
The stale Of idaho seuat tsrettyt t
70 wiiiiamJ Darifi suf Ms = u ~ =
defendants ioD $40 negtp - repaired 70 ~
pear rs Az action hsa4st A. aih't ion ~ ~
ab0ye named plaiulin ig De Hislfiet testt ~
me second luaieial district 81 tHs sstis
Idaho, Ia ana iof toe eoulsy OF 80 ~ =
ten DAYS fexeiuslss ~ 500 ds7 70 stffite SITE.
she sHfsife on yeu Of THIS sEnHVrs Y 80
within this e0untYi nf "a srftfN H4i ~ trt
conuty bar witAin tt s. iadis ~ ti3ifift N.thtt
sS~t,tS fars.ss 10 served sisrs tefs. etinfa
forty days. Of iudFmspt ~ steispH Niit -
tnken axainst you arceflirs - tHF f4AftF
said complaint
Of this e6uft Tor the fofesips4 g e b. tete
mortgage described o. TIE COTS fitiHt 80 81
ruted ~ tbe said WitlieFi y nen'si arf Afe
". D. Daaiei On the Nia Gay ef tqtef1 ~ ~
TO seenfr the pHgmrat et eeffafn sf4ssittafY
note bearing dale soar9tsr N4B ti,t i4f ore
wear aitss DATE. bearing iutefs-f a. be eeie Ft
IL per cent per anrap 4rpm da1p ttt.ts ~
inasurity. anu pg0Yilir ~ wy $500 Fl
reasonable sagi Cog sft0eas1's less " 1855
sult. tbat she pfepises ereYsgea y af'a
mortgage nhd ths pfuceesit thFaeol q 81 ~
! Had 10 the pay msnt ~ sail node. w. ~ ss
on The respective tmoegtt tnefFqi, stEffstt
ing ans 90 with Interest "a fsla - ~ faf sAtr
of V per cent pei agBaci irpfn i4se " lfh ~
ludgmrut. AFd ln e4se taf E rf'eretis ~ ass
siffirient - PAY ths salae. thrn iH N1tsl1 a.
rxecutiaa sksinsf ssi9 slfraNaati tiittm g.
DANIEL FOG he bttxu y feNitinf s4f. fea also
that tas said DESCENDANTS Hpd AZ erffaa laips-
ing b.. throu3hsef uoIl,sf stSu ntf p qArret
ard fSr-clcsed 90 ~ fizts lsfis flaiu. iaErs
equity OF feesMpti ans lnisfrls ia ass ~
said raortsesed prfiaiis .. eqa ios eisfs sA4
further reilef
AMI u yea fail 70 aptsaf tnt eafeee ssii
eornpikiils. ~ abasr fr4uttsf ies pisinflE
will take defaalt sEsltsf 700 AL apaiy % tts
court for the relief Eiandei' III lHrfnaf tfs5at
a. mOfc fnily APP rtis fiam H,atatifs lfi41
PLANT on Ole herein. ~ urih trfnfF1ee tt
with served
tsiqvn under uy hand ara ~ seal 81 ths
said didricteoaft II che sfe0pf lailf iei BIS
frlef ~ tts state ~ itah1 tn aad Go Nf4
feree county. this zgih DAY 81 lgrs q iars
tH lfngS lseE
~ GKo Z. Eks. uspuiY gistt
N sE4E
Geo Tahnahiii. e.tnrrcg iaf ptsiatiF
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
THURSDAY. JULY 20, 1906

The results in the various pre-
cincts of the Nezperce prairie at the
primary elections Monday marks a
new era in the political situation Of
Neg Perez county. The CONNER
cial interests Of this prairie are not
identical With those of the rest OF
the county in that the resources here
are confined almost exclusively to
farming. In former elections each
precinct of the prairie lined up IN
dependent of each other with one OF
the tumultuous factions in Lewiston,
for the purpose OF gratifying the
political ambition of some local can
didate or give a stand-in with the
power to be according to their be-
lief. But this time it is different.
All seem to have awakened to a
realization that the railroads and
other improvements are going to
place us on new plane in the COM
mercial world and that legislation
may effect our interests very mater
tally through our interest or neglect
and laying aside local isalousies and
individual interests they have united
for the general advantages OF the
prairie and have sent delegations to
the convention unpledged so far as
candidates are concerned, and today
there are headquarters in Lewiston
designated as sNezpercs Prairie,
in which perfect harmony seems tc
prevail. What their accomplish
ments will be remains to be seen
but certainly they have the proper
system and it is to be hoped tina
upon their return they will be me
by their constituents with the greet
ing: "Well done, good and faithful
servants"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

ed by the department Of the interior
only. and the forest service will not
investigate to determine whether
such land is appropriated by a prior
right The applicant should satisfy
himself upon this point for his
own protection.
s. The FIRST application received
in Washington for any one tract Is
the one on which examination will
Be made, and all applications re-
ceived in the same mail will be treat
ed as simultaneous. Notice will be
given OF all simultaneous and con-
aicting applications.
9. The allowance of entries and
the issuance of patents upon them,
under the act, are entirely within
the jurisdiction of the secretary Of
the interior.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
A spirit Of reform was evidenced

A spirit Of reform was evidenced
at the republican primary here last
Monday. 1t has been the custom in
this as we'll as most every other pre-
cinct in the county to elect a delega-
ton in the interests of certain candi-
dates for county or state honors IT.
respective Of community interests
But this time the feeling was SO
manifest against such politics that
when twelve names Of representative
citizens we're placed on a ticket
with the announcement that it was
neither for nor against any candi-
date, all opposition was Withdrawn
and it met with the unanimous sup
port of the republicans of the pre-
cinct. Today they are in Lewiston
with their hands united and it is ex-
pected that they will win laurels for
themselves by serving their consti-
tuents in an efficient manner.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

A good steam threshlng rie' con'
sisting Of a lo-horse power s'1 1:',e
burning Buffalo Pitts traction engine,
a Pride Of Washington sepata'9s
with Foston wind stacker ana "p ~,
feeder, together with derrick taole'
COOK house. water tanks. forks
blocks. cables, etc. all ready 70 go
into the field. will be sold az : - y,
markedly low figure and en- easy
terms. ii necessary. Call on NJ =
Bowman at the Bowman Hotel
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
Sand The Summer on The Beach

On Iune IS, 70 August p, lI'1'V !,
sive The o. r. & N. Co. will sell
round trip tickets from Lewiston 70
North Beach points for Sz0.uo' ue.
ing limit ten days, final return limn
September s0th. stopovers allo~sa
al Portland within limit. AI' sicAe's
10 Beach points will be good from
Astoria to Portland on boats Of tne
Vancouver Trans. Co., and % 1Fas''s
OF the Astoria & Columbia River ~.
For further information address
or cali on, c. w. Mount. General
ACT, o. r. & MO-, Lewiston, Ida.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

On August q, 8, y, and SepteHi-
Der 8, 10, round trip tickets will be
sold to Chicago, St. Louis. Kansas
City, s.. Joseph, Omaha, Council
Bluffs, and Sioux City, also to Dem
yer, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo
for one limited first class fare plus
ten dollars. FINAL limit going ten
days, returning October 81, stop
overs lowed in either direction
west Of the Missouri River. For fur
thcr information call on or address
c. w. Nount, General Agent, o. R.
&N. CO Lewiston, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
NoTIcE Fok PuBLIcArlnN

Timuer Land, ActJnns ls3s. unifsd afst..
Land ONE. ewistUn. iuaho. Jnneq5 iafS
Notice u hereby tiseu that III rofahifst, 4
with the act Of Congress Of lnne 3. isis IN.
titled IAN act for tie stle 81 timber isaas hi
the states o. california. OREGON tava1. .,.,i
Washington Territory" As extended Ia 81 az
Public Land rtates BY oct Of AUGUST I. 1877
JANfr 7. NIcxEnsHAa.
of Sezpefcc. county Of Nes Perez. etafc -,
Idaho. has this day filed w this oaiee MI,
sworn statement for The purchases " IT, M
u and ses4 nwI4 ~ sec No. % w twt So IA \
range NO. :. b NJ, and viii Offer ufoff H. sf,a,,
that the land sought "a more valuable fnr TX
timber or stone than for agfiluitgr.f ntg
poses. and to establish his claim 10 slfd l.,i,t
before the Register and Receiver AT f,steist.r
1N6. p u
He nainesas witnesses. Alvin = wIrsa.
Flsm, blijAh Jameson and Harry Thotof,a
~ Of clafkst0u. WASHINGTON. aud eo.sst y
Houghton, of Nczperce, idah1 -.
Any and AL persons claiming sd~eraniv ti,s
s s Described lADds are requested 10 nle
lpsh day OF October, 1906.
II. BAATLxTr, Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

Have a purpose in life and stick TO
it. Be sure you're right-that the
purpose is worth your effort ; that
to win is just the thing, and then
stick. Live plain, be honest and
work hard. Steady work and plain
food viii keep man in the path OF
rectitude when sermons fail, and
contribute not little to his success.
The brain cannot do its best work
when sprinkled with the ashes of a
dissolute, ill-directed life. Be sure
you're right, then stick Exchange
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
Nav Enter Land Within the Reserve

1t is now possible for homesteaders
to enter land included within per-
manent or temporary forest reserves.
An act for that purpose was passed
at the last congress and was APPROX
ed by the president, June IL, 1905.
The land to be Withdrawn must be
shown to be valuable chiefly for its
agricultural purposes, anu tsle SET
retary on examining it must decide
that it may be occupied for agricul-
tural purposes without injury TO the
forest reserve.
Chief Forester Pinchot has issued
bulletin on the subject Of these
Withdrawals which was approved by
the secretary, June %, 1900, and
which has just been received by the
local land Office. Following are
among the main points concerning
the withdrawing Of lands.
/. Only lands chiefly valuable
for agriculture and not needed for
administrative purposes by the for
est service or for some other public
use will be classified and listed under
the act.
2. Land covered with a merchant
able growth of timber will not be
declared agricultural except upon
the strongest evidence Of its value
for agricultural purposes, both as to
productiveness and accessibility to
a market.
3. Areas known to have been cc-
cupied by actual settlers prior to
January /, 1906, will be examined
first, and when such areas are found
chiefly valuable for agriculture they
will be listed. in order that the oc-
cupant may make entry under the
act. The mere fact that man has
settled upon the land, however, will
not influence the decision with re-
spect to its agricultural character.
4. Applications for classification
and listing under the act must be
forwarded by mail to the Forester,
Washington, D. c.
S. All applications must sive the
name of the forest reserve and de-
scribe the land, examination Of which
is requested, by legal subdivisions,
If surveyed; but il unsuryeyed, by
reference to natural objects, streams,
or improvements, With sufficient ac-
suracy to identity the land, and
when convenient by sketch map.
6. No examination OF more than
one quarter-section will be ordered
IN the application Of the same per-
,on but if an application is with
irawn or rejected a second applicas
ion may be made for other land.
7. The question of prior right
o land applied for can be determin-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
The Doctor Away From Home When
Most Needed

People are often very much dis
appointed to find that their family
phvsician is away from home when
they n 4 need lis services. Dis
eases he cramp collie and cholera
morbus require prompt treatment
and have in many instances proven
fatal b ore medicine can be pro-
cured a physician summoned.
The rie way IS to keep at hand a
bottle ChamDcrlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. No
physician can prescribe a better
remedy Tor these diseases. BY hav-
ing II in he house you escape much
pain am suffering and all risk. Buy
it now; may save life. For sale
by And rson Pharmacy.
--..-A-A-~.~--4.----~---~--~~~~
larson. real estate. that's all.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

The best man We have in our city
for the general good of the town is
one you will always see on the front
seat in the progressive "band wag-
on" He is the first one to extend
an open and warm hand to greet the
stranger and welcome him to the
best town in the state. He Will re-
sent an insult to our town as quick
lv as ne would slur at a member
of his family. He very politely IL
vites the chronic croaker to s'move
on" He is ever ready to give his
Just proportion to every public enter
prise. He talks up our town at
home and abroad and believes it is
the best place on Gods green earth
in which to live and desires to be
buried here when ne dies. Let US
try and be like this man for one
year and our little city will take on
new life and improve as never before
in its history
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

10 sell at public auction. Send me
a few copies Of the paper this geek
but as my time is out. you may
step my paper as times are too hard
10 waste money on It.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

il,.s.aftnseDt ai tho tsfl4&aie ASA 0f1es
r ',13.tea iAepD. lAiY = tirA
Satsrv n hsfeDy ksYeu tAat ipkiowii
1890 segslpr b3e AIpd unuee 81 bis iaaeoti s
q inake Husl tfee' VI X, sri Il ~ ~
st.sseteti III ~ tnrifniesintrts 4t At1pefi r.
i'isbo. s,u August ~ l'pp tki
a. 4 sftf. fanN4 n. itlIss
* .ised "a sec zs l1i sse -. tsp - -, F y
~ ~ ,.4n.es tfse fell02iuS WttHffsfs - pr ;
sfs fontinucus fe,idsnsS pteh @-& tsftls 4t+pal
Asafew i Ble.fsae, fhqts II Hanson.
p.s,tlnand. f8aaO. hpb<tt q eas fxpeen, fsl e
a n'hitr. 81 SexpRffe. idsrvs
n "-4.N' 81 Il MAAIANaE kekIsls-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

An exchange reports that it re-
ceived the following communication
from one of its patrons; "Send me
few copies Of the paper Of which
had the obituary and verses about
the death of my child a month or
two ago. You Will please publish
the esclosed clipping about my
nisss'z nsrriage, and ! wish that
you would mention in your local
columns, If it don't cost anything,
that am going to have public
sale and will rent part Of my farm J;
also that / have few extra calves
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

In the Probate Court Of Ssz Perez coap's'
Idsho. 49, - s.h..,fa. 4
Kennedy, deeeassd $50. t..,.A,.,as
erama b. Kennedy. edmtni4tf1ti& ~ sNr VIZ
ana estate III Charles X, ksnneisi tFss-ss.- y.
10 the eredilofs Of and ~ isss0 s@f.isit
snsr, Win the necessary Y0nehefs Viinih ~
menths Alter the nfsl qualifications 81 thi'
notice 70 the said Euma g. Asats1s a.
iSshc fhs sane being The Plaee Tor tpF
srnnsaetion 81 The business OF aaia estate "
Ssxnrrrs. county 81 Aez PrFee, 1Eate 81 sa-l..
signed and dated a. Leni't0n, taene' tnia
10Th day Of Inly. 1900 .-e-...,l.
ENM1 @ kxsSEDY, Admiuislfati&-
"a q. Barbof. attorney leE 4dHaiaissf>tiAr
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
NDTICE no CREDlTORs

~ THE PROBATE e0Nkf Os NSz FkRrE
County iisho ir me mstfef 81 tNs sSs
tate Of klixa Thomp.9 ga. decreased
Notice IL nsre By given ~ iee aniefsiersf
administrator ~ the Will and estate % Fit1t
rborn pson dseens "a. t. thErrs tlofsa III. saf tii
pc sofs havius claims swaiutf the satta 1.
ceased. 10 exhiD o. ~. will tte ueefsssFy
vouchers, within four MculAe after fEe Hfis
pubiirstioH Of tuis police. % fur said aGntffs
isfrator at Nefpervs Idaho the zs1ae teinE tae
pi4e Tor the franssrti1n % me hdsisfss ~
aid estate. Ia Ns5prfce, epunty 81 xsr frrre
STATE ~ idaho.
Signed and dated At lewiston, idaho his
the 18th day ~ fuFe 4 D. TAGS.
loasfH A. TnorFs9S. Adminlsffatns
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

c.. w. Williams, the stage man,
desires to announce that all persons
wishing to take the early stage tor
Kamiah will be called in due time in
the morning by registering the night
before at MS Office in the Postofhce
Store, giving residence, number OF
room or such information as will
enable the agent to find you.
The following is the mail schedule
for the Nezperce postofice: Mail
arrives from Kamiah at II 100 p. m.
Mail departs for Kamiah 4 90 a. m.
Mail arrives from Mohler and Dub
lin at q 80 0. m. Mail departs for
Mohler and Dublin at $3.50 a. m.
The mail for Kamiah must be in the
Office before 7 100 p. m. in order to
be mailed. w.D. Hardwick, ?. Nj.
RANCH FOB SArE-ls9 acres 3
miles from railroad at Greer, 5
miles from Russell, new hve-room
house complete with furniture or
otherwise. all new out buildings, 90
acres in crop, 8 miles Of fencing,
rs acres hog tight pasture, with good
spring water. prime orchard Of 500
choice fruit trees, variety Of fruit,
mostly apples, all for s., 100000.
Daniel Quinby. Russell, Idaho.
Registrars for the thirty-eight
polling precincts in Nez Perce coun-
" were appointed BY the board of
county commissioners last Friday.
The following are those named in
the local precincts: Central Ridge,
c. A. Powell; Chesley, F. E. Sim
mons; Cold Springs, Frank Allen
Fletcher, E. A. Warren; Gilbert,
F I. Birchain; Greer, William Var
uer: Kamiah, Mrs. lisa Spiker
Mohler. Bert Anderson Nezperce,
T. 3. Olson; Russell, Iva w. Stall
maker; Peck, w. J. Todd; Win
chester, w. P. Hill; Mason, E. K
Nelson.
Nat the republican primary here
last Monday Nezperce precinct
elected the following delegates to
the convention to be held in Lewis
ton today: B. J. McRae, John Smy-
lie, B. c. Barbor, Chancey Wallace,
Harry Felt, Elmer WaldriP, DR.. j
Fl. Lewis, w. E. Larson, John Eat
on. Elvin NJ Parker, Hugo Cuth-
old and L. ". Swift. The delega-
lion stand mpledged for any candi-
dates. but arc known TO be favorable
10 Governor ccoding's administra-
ion snd are opposed to the adoption
IF a senatorial resolution In the state
NEVER SENT A MAN TO THE Hos
,rrAL--During the Spanish-American
var / accom- panied Co. G, 9th Ill !
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
N7,TlrF Ron pIfHlINA'fIO

oaraTtsaeat ~ thr iuiefieF, i4fs1 eE1es a
Z e,,is1ep Idaho 5nAe "a, lis@s
Soiie.s T. hsrehY sifen tnat ne ies an
nsuasd setliss has nAs'l 7Siiss 81 ~ i4ssnf
!. ~ fi.st said trdol = ~ sa eiAttf TORS "
ffsssmeil II 5. C0fil1 ttei1siF5 - Ssxqst f.
i.f.se- 81 kaxasi ~ is.H. va
n II No ElS hasid a t&Fes,
q ,.s,,.'-es r.lsba. faF fhg fst{ sFs.. ~ =
- N no. De-. 80 *, tepF a q f@s ? a.
~ nan,es sas- i1ilnAiu< ~itfs7 ss~s g ~ =
hi. q.,r fineG8s fesilrbee g 1ee sffa FtttttSi n
~ ~ 4. fs4<sf Wssyla Nfifmee. ieseti
F,.fsr' lsteii 4 bfes :. sisei ests<ss~ IA 3.
al H4artEFs Eegist +.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
Contents Of Magazine Section


Contents of our magazine section
for next week.
Friend of the Workingmen-
Sketch Of Countess Of Warwick, one
of England's most famous philan-
thropists.
Canadian Reciprocity-our nor
them sister would like awaits
action by this country.
A Grocery in Congress Unique
display Of adulterated foods and
drugs during discussion OF pure
food bill,
The u. S. Army Transport-Our
Pacific squadron is model tor the
handling of government troops
The White Company-Sir Nigel
is off TO the French wars and his
vessel overhauls two sea pirates.
Home Town Department. me
story of the Homecrofter's Gid
Model establishment at Waterfowl
Massachusetts,, where children are
taught handicrafts md gardening
overlooking opportunities at home
Page Of Agriculture-Great story
Of free alcohol; how it viii help thu
farmer and the people.
New Partisan Lingerie-Breezl
notes on some summer fashions.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26

|uOtS Hldtfkf " 18Ras46 ~HA ~s~1 -
Cuba nearly every man in the com
pany had diarrhoea or stomach trou-
bic. We never bothered sending a
man to the surgeon or hospital, but
gave him dose or two OF Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Dr.
arrhoea Remedy and next day he
was all right. We always had a
dozen bottles or more of ii in our
medicine chest. - ORA HAvILL.
This remedy can always be depend
ed upon for collie and diarrhoea. ard
should be kept on hand in every
home. For sale by Anderson Phar-
macy.
A large bull elk strayed from bis
mountain mornings and grazed com
placently in the grain fields of Neg
perez prairie for several days this
week. He was SO large that ne
stepped over the barb wire fences
with perfect ease and without the
least observance of the distractions.
Early Monday morning he was seen
in the field OF Norton Miller half
mile northeast OF Nezperce taking
his breakfast from the timothy mead
ow. The boy who was shocking
hay became frightened and ran to
town when the Prince ofthe forest"
through curiosity stepped toward
him. II is to be hoped that this Wis
ting 'Bin'' win not be disturbed
or harmed during his sojourn in
this forest.
The Nezperce Water Power
Company discovered leak in their
dam at the Lolo and have turned the
water out. which was necessary in
order to repair it. They have, how
ever, an auxiliary engine at the
plant which viii keep the lights go
ling and if they ind it necessary
they will place an engine on the
pump at Nezperce. The only IN
convenience, therefore, will be that
there will be no day service during
! the progress of the repair work
which is estimated 10 take about
thirty days. When this work Is
completed the service will be better
than ever for they can then utilize
all the water of the Lolo creek
much Of which has been seepinf
through the dam.
i F. R. Roe, Of Nezperce, met viii
what proved to be a lucky acciden
Wednesday. He was coming dowr
the Orohno grade with a four-horse
team and heavy load of oats. wheE
one Of lis wheelers began to kicA
and lunged forward with such fore'
as 10 cause Mr.. Roe to lose his bal
ance and pitch from the wagon
The horses then ran away and soor
overturned the wagon, the box 60
ing completely over and resting or
the lead. The leaders broke loose
and ran down the hill stripping
themselves Of their harness as they
went. When Mr.. Roe reached the
rig he found the wheelers still fast
ened 10 the wagon, bot not injured.
Ion recovering the leaders an IN
ventory Of damages showed only a
broken hamestring and a bursted
| ~-e~ 0~rfuo Tribune
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLIl'ATTOy

Timber LeuJ. Act Fant 3 issB Uaised
states Land ONCE. Lsnnloh. idsno. Jaly h.
DIS
Sotire Is hereby given that In compliance
with thu tfsvitipns OF the act 90 cana rs4s u
June 2. 1878 entltief AN act Tor fhe stia ~
timber lands ~ the states u taiifGrni4. or.
gon. nevada. and NashihatQn Iesfifs5s p =.
extenfe5 70 AL the Publid Land states b 80
Of Augusta 1902,
GEuHefKx FEEo HTarnrev.
Of Lewiston ruunty of Stfpesrs. state rf t.4at,.
has this dag fie1 ~ this 0f5ce her 4assA sflts.
msnt NJ zg7f fpf he purchase u the ~ N -
= Of SCI aud ~ Of NJ q eel, cf x 3. siss sWi
VI ALL ~ sec a. XVI y n.rfc 3 ~ All IA M
sec a. twp 80 n.rse b m, snd aill frrf t4sl.f
70 show that thsIRnd sought " ma4a tsiaa6is
FOR Its timber of sfone than inf aRfir8ifisrsi
purposes. Ru1 to establish her riRifs 10 esft
land before thtItrgisfer sud fersltar ~ 49,.
isian. idaho. on "Wednesday the sith dsf "a
October. 1906.
She Bstnfs ~ wiinasses; Fr8rk , Reed 81
Lewiston. idsh0, beorgaW Morrison. III ~. ~
ton. Idaho. chnries wrsiarfy. 81 knmiah f5sb,.
Msry See aftY. ~ ksmisH. idsiO.
Any and eli persons CLAIMING 4dt4asftv H..
above-dcscrihed lands are frqusufsl ~ 80
their claims IN tnis Q Nee on o. 6cigfessld glrh
day OF October. 1905.
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