The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-05

being examined before Judge Steel
recently to see whether he was in
telligent enough TO receive naturali
cation papers when asked 10 dehn'
the Declaration Of Independence
replied that it was something con
corning the decoration Of soldiers
graves. The judge ordered hin
sent back to Nezperce c. o. D.
Kooskia Mountaineer.
Notice has been received at the
county recorders Office showing
that the plats of survey of portion
OF townships "a north. range 8 anc
Z. B M. lying east Of the eastern
boundaries Of the Nez Perez Indian
reservation and comprising ] ,474 .26s
acres, not heretofore opened fol-
entry has been received at the Lew
iaion Land Office. The plat will be
officially fled August 2, 1905
Crangeyille Free Press.
A good steam threshing rig. con-
sisting Of a i6-horse power straw
burning Buffalo Pitts traction engine
a Pride OF Washington separation
with Fosion wind stacker and Woods
feeder. together with derrick table,
cook house, water tanks, forks,
blocks, cables, ETC.. all ready 10 60
into the field. will be sold at a re-
markably low figure and on easy
terms. il necessary. Call on M. R.
Bowman at the Bowman Hotel.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN Eczema.
letter, Salt Rheum. Ring Worm,
Herpes, Barber's Itch, Itch or Scab-
les. All Of these diseases are at
tended by intense itching, which is
almost instantly relieved by apply
ing Chamberlain's Salve and by its
continued use a permanent cure may
be effected. Il has, in fact, cured
many cases that had resisted all
other treatment. Price Is cents per
box Every box is warranted For
sale by the Anderson Pharmacy.
John B. Lorer has sold his $40
acre farm one mile south OF Nezperce
10 Perry Sanger and 2. A. johnson,
Mr.. Sanger taking the home place
paying $4,000 for the same and
Mr.. Johnson taking the west 100 al
$4,000. Mr.. Lor>r takes the Siefkes
ranch south Of Dublin in on the deal
allowing Mr.. johnson $500 for the
same. Mr.. Lorer has purchased
property in Charleston and viii move
there in the near future 10 make that
poin; his permanent home. Mr.. Loref
and family have many friends here
who viii regret 10 learn that they
have decided 10 leave.
The board of directors of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Nez Perez county met in Mohler
Saturday afternoon and elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: John P. Henrichs, Of Nez-
perez. president s. !. Swinson, Of
Steele, vice-president Thomas Thos-
ienson, Mohler. treasurer; w. II.
Baird. Nezperce. secretary. w. II.
Baird and w. A. Burghardt were
appointed committee on printing.
The several reports that we're read
showed up we'll and reflects much
credit on the management of the
since its organization.
The magni6cance Of this vast
universe is beyond the scope of hu-
man intellect. One glance through
a telescope at the heavens is enough
10 make the most brilliant being on
earth sink back In unutterable awe.
Yet poor. petty, pusillanimous crea-
lures are daily and hourly sitting in
judgement on the Creator of all
things, because a hail storm de-
stroyed a harvester a lightning
stroke killed cow-or death claimed
a child-or thief robbed house !
Be still and be ashamed, oh petty
cavillers Look up and out on the
glory Of creation, and know that God
lives. and that you are part and par
eel OF Him and nothing can befall
you once you acknowledge this
truth that all is for ultimate and I'M
iversal good.-Exchange.
l. M. Garrison has sold his loo
acre ranch six miles southwest of
Nexperce 10 NJ. A. Cornwall, Of
Catahy, North Dakota. The farm
is one Of the best on the prairie and
the price paid for the same was
$4,000, one-third of the crop going
with the place. Mr.. Cornwall left
for his home this morning where
he will straighten up his business
affairs prior TO moving here this fall.
Mr.. Garrison will move to town and |
expects 10 improve his lots in the |
Mowry addition. While the citizens |
Of Mr.. Garrison's neighborhood will
no doubt, regret to hear Of his selling |
out they are assured OF another en-
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