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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
NOT CE no CREDITORS

Idaho.
IN the mstter Of the estate q Charles X
Kennedy, deceased.
Notice Il hereby given b the undsFsis ned,
kmm. q. Aeunedy, admlnistrsiik OF the siii
aud estate 81 charles X. Kennedy. dcce ased
20 The creditors 81 aud an p-rsons naFins
claims sgaIhst the said decreased. % enhitit
them With The refessaFy FDicaefs. sithlu tea
nonths after the nfsi pubiieati0n u this
noticr 20 the sid knuia q. Kennedy. admini
stfAtix. AZ ,. q hAf tyf's laa Gree "a Nexpffce.
ilaho. the same beiug The place Tor az
tf4nsActiou 81 the busiuess OF said estate in
Nezpetce, counfy 81 Sef Fefer. rtaie % Idaho.
signed and deied az teaisioa. Idaho. ihls
Nth day 81 July l9O6
EAaA q kESNFHf, Alphabetically
,. =. barloI. allararl ~ - a-ln L.lfallI
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

'icular lines, and it therefore classi
hes them as legal orators. theologi-
cal orators, educational orators,
financial orators. sales orators. etc.
It displays numerous half tones and
its cartoons are both comical and
educational. It is certainly very
welcome weekly visitor on the desk
Of the Herald Office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
Special Eastern Excursions via o. r. &
n. Co. and Union Pacific Rv.

On August 2, 8, 9, and Sepiem-
Der 8. 10. round trip tickets viii Be
sold 10 Chicago, 81. Louis, Kansas
City. St. Joseph, Omaha, Council
Bluffs, and Sioux City, also 70 Den
yer, Colorado Springs. and Pueblo
tor one limited first class fare plus
ten dollars. Final limit going ten
days, returning October 81, stop
overs allowed in either direction
vest Of the Missouri River. For fur.
-her information call on or ad dress
9. W. Mount, General Agent, o. r.
Z N. Co., Lewiston. Idaho.
VIZ. McMURgAy. Gen. Pass. Act
Portland. Oregon. /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
NOTICE. FOR pUBLTcArTo.-


In me- n Land, AZ June 1874. rn,isd -.
Sofiei \, 10y si'n. q aho. June ID io1a
iitiss w ~. &c. .. Congress of June TX. 2
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p9 s.pan sien Tef,iory a. extended i ~ .nd
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that fhe ana , snd VII offer proof 4, .l,a.
snsss al stone ihen for ngfisuits,l N, ~
before he Rssi,sag ~ h,s elem 70 N lssd
's1s On wednesday me ioti az n os,
ne names ~ witnesaes4 af.t.
M ,.9 ~, f,,I.h lani.eaon and Iarfv rb,ser
8oughton' "a ye,, ,ashi.sien. ard Hohs@ "
MY and all pcrsons elaimis, ,d..,.,
~. ,lfsrflhfd iHndt are r~,,,....+Nl re
~ *, 4 cialme IN this ofHce On ", 49, n hie
oth day OF October. 100. ." 'f before said
H. sAnrIsIr. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
The time for activity in the mat

The fine for activity in the mat
ter of our county fair this fall is al
hand. Few associations have better
improved grounds and few towns
have more enterprising people than
Nezperce. These are two ESSENTIALS
of successful race meeting and in
dustrial and agricultural exposition.
The executive board should start
the ball to rolling and' every one in
tsrested in the development of this
section should lend a liberal assist
ance. 1t pays to advertise and
there is no better advertising med
ium for town and country than
successful fair.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
NOTICE 10 CREDITIp-

II TIE PROBATE cOrRr OF SEx rrart
n.y ilthp. IN tne matter "a ~ -
u hiita tAoupeou. dsfets-,i
..i,-t.,.,...t'...s ~ 4ifra - t4s naaersirna.f
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
NOTICE FOR pUB.IcAr,9 D

Department. 81 The lnfrFior lana 80
les lsl0n. idaho. lGfy q f46
Npiice - hereby given that the follos
uemed settler hss nied notiee ~ his iefe,' /, q
~ ,naAe pnei pf"ef "a sufp0ff "a IL Il -
9ni th@i SAL pool siii o. iasie befors II e
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Idaho. on Aus1si Is. lss Ylzt ~
u, b NO., James y villa
~ fsfdinen1 iialo ier the los HI a A.
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Ferdinand. ffsa0. kobeft T. steve. -. -
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r. n. hAEfLsar k-zt.,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
NOTICE. FOR FUKLlcATI1.S

pepafiment ~ ths ibfrslof laa8 - -
LesfsloH. idaho Iane IA. isf a.
Aot'fr l. Hereby given thaf the fel.e..
utmed settler Ass nie,i n0fiee "a ~. ,,,,e. g
70 bake nnai proof ih supraft M 800 "a
snd tl@i sald proof All - iassfs tefer- -
H4Mneii. " ~ NgFflI lsslsner ~ 49, =,
IDAHO. Ga August o. ls1e. va ..
h No siIa David ~ 49,.
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sre y. asts ~ - %. tap 58n'r1et - -
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
N0IICE " ruBLIcA 49,

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eehe tan .lls 4.s - -
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

Idaho county has just had a tax
sale for the purpose Of clearing their
rolls in the matter of delinquent
taxes which cannot be otherwise cell
lected- Although, on account of i'm
perfect descriptions and other irreg-
ularities these taxes could not be
collected by distTaint, many owners
OF the property paid nominal
amounts for the purpose of removing
the clouds which rested upon their
titles. A large amount of money
was realized in this way which would
otherwise be lost, yet the county |
has lost thousands of dollars on ac-
count of improper assessments
This fact should not be laid to the
ioors of the assessors, for according
o the laws Of the state the Office is
flowed but little more than sfici- .
Mt salary for one good man and he /
lust pay all clerk and deputy hire
'ithout further consideration. The I
ssessorship is really the most i'm !
ortant Office in the county and it is
penny wise and pound foolish" not
allow a sufficient compensation
II thorough assessment and re- {
'rd of the same. The commission A
$ are powerless in the matter and A
c only remedy is a revision of the Ia
atutes- Idaho county is only men q
med as an example; practically 9
cry county in the state has suffer z
loss in the same manner and from RI
. same cause. NJ
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
Dissolution Notice.

The law firm heretofore doing
business under the firm name Of
Wallace & Mitchell has this day by
mutual consent dissolved.
Dated July so. 1900.
R. II. WALLACE.
1873 P. w. MITCHELL.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

All parties desiring to have chop
ing done are requested TO hurry, as
We viii close our hill for about two
weeks. beginning August 9th. for
the purpose of having the rollers
recorTugated for the fall trade.
LAUBY BROS.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
NOTICE. FOR PUfLlcA1In,

neparillsut oi the iN, 80. iana .s.
iru isi0n. lcsho. luiy ,. i'tt ~
Notice Il hereby sltVn iIal lIe l.Il..
named settler has nlrl notice Of hls lal.'' T.
10 make dual pfn0i in suufnrf ~ A. "a
and thai said proof alii b. iiaat lsl.s, 4 =
ilammell. u, =. Con "a is-IoAer a. &c.. ?.
idaho. on August IS. isto. sir. g,
a oisi. koteri Quintf.
Of Russell. ldaul', ior ihe ~ uai nxl
ses = and ng ps,s see ~ tnr 1,A. rle1
bis eontlun"u. frside'i, upon Aiid cultix
81 said land. via a
John A Nlfiuan sut Nicholas Frie.e,
Nf1terce Idaho aud a fterf Ea,t snf ~. e
sch ladeF. 81 Russell, Idaho q
2 u. bAE1lEff. Resiss..
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

The colonists denounced Their
sovereign and went through eight
years of bloody war for the privilege
of having voice in administration
affairs, yet their efforts would have
been in vain had they neglected to
exercise the privilege Of voting. Let
the electoral franchise be threatened
today and see how quickly We all
would go UP in arms, yet vast
number Of our best people are too
busy to attend the primaries or even
to vote at elections. The new cleo
ton Law of this state requires that
every voter must register regardless
of previous registrations. A regis
trar has been appointed for each
precinct whose books will be open
every Saturday, commencing Sep
TENDER 1st and closing November
3rd. Every good citizen should reg
ster and then vote at the coming t
election regardless of the inconyen- a
ence.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
EIssirie Road MlII Surely Bulld q Nerneree

Residence and business property
will double in value. We have a
business lot with two story building
and residence lot with fve-room
cottage for sale at bargain prices,
your own terms. Lewiston Real
Estate Company, Lewiston, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09

~ 49, ieasf in a tacniY Ystr battle Nth
chronic Piles and mailguant sGFea uaiil :
.fied bAeklsu's AFuIfa 4aiFr. uhleh tufne1
ne tide. ~ eQfius both. tlli not a tae- fe-
si-ips. Whites A. y. hfues 81 farmFilie. Va
1est Tor Oh Aleers, ruts blrtf add aGln1s
p eenLl a. ne A nl.r.nn Enarnla.I
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
The Orator Outburst IS a veeklv

The Orator Outburst is a weekly
magazine published at Spokane on a
principle different from that Of any
other periodical on the coast. II
Islands for the advancement of the
individual, 2 aid therefore is especi-
ally educational in its character. II
is non-partizau, yet devotes much
space to political matters. It is
non-sectarian, but keeps its readers
posted as to important religious
events. It touches on theatrical
subjects and its criticisms are highly
respected. 1t boasts Of the successes
of ambitious individuals, and champ
ions the causes of those who are
oratorically inclined and are striving
10 improve their eIocutionary talents.
It holds that all who ane engaged in
locations which requires oral persua-
ion, should be orators 10 their par
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLlcATfs 8

~ - .ittr % OF tte lHftfiaf. laaf aa~
- iston. idaho, lnnr IA iste * ~-a tt
-.tirr = h7fecf eitea fkss ths felh,.
~ rsF.i seiiieF 1ss lie.i natl.,. ~ n I. .,
% ,4ate 1nsi rflgf 90 snnt4fs - II 49, =
49, 49, 80 tseat ~. - ioaas $500 a.
nasi eel. q b fiaFr e. issi1a~f ~ -
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pr SAL isai alxt +t~tstfeil -
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-08-09
Notice to Nszpsres Precinct yo.eu

! will open the registration books
on Saturday, September 1, at Lar
sons Office. You must register be.
iore you vote. J. B. OLSON,
Registrar
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
.CHICAGoANS SEE SAN DIEGO
Hear Speeches at Chamber of Com.
merce, Take an Auto Ride and
View Point Iona

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 22-The pilgrims
of the Chicago Commercial association
were the guests of the San Diego cham
Der of commerce all day, arriving on
the owl train at this morning, leaving
on the owl train tonight at half an
hour before midnight.
At the chamber of commerce rooms
this forenoon welcoming meeting was
held at which addresses of welcome
were spoken by President Grove of the
chamber of commerce and George W.
Marston of the Merchants associa-
ton. The responses We're by S. 10.
Wood of the Chicago live stock COM
mission and II. c. Staver of the Stayer
Carriage company.
There was a short reception at the
Cuayamaca club, after which the vis-
itors were taken for an automobile trim
over the heights north of the city, out
to Point Iona with visit TO Mrs.
Tingley's homestead and A. q. Spal>
dings bungalow. and then across this
bay TO Coronado and the big hotel
All expressed themselves as being
nightly pleased with their visit here,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23

HUNTINGTON COMMENCES
SAN PEDR0'S MOLE WORK
DRIVING OF PiLING MARKS CON-
TRACT INAUGURATION
Outer Harbor Operations Involve Mill
lion Dollars Expenditure, Which
Will Be Done Under Supervision
of Los Angeles Firm
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, Jan. 22.-It is expected
that work on the big Huntington mole
into the outer harbor will be COM
menced tomorrow. Nearly six months
ago the franchise was granted to Mr..
Huntington with the clause in it that
he must begin work there inside Of six
months. The prescribed time is up
on February and by that time work
will be we'll begun.
The contract for filing in the one
thousand feet of mole was let to Mar
cerau & Co. of Los Angeles last week,
and that firm has relet a portion of
it to Contractor Willis of this city, who
will put men and teams at work to-
morrow.
The driving of pillng for the retain
ing walls will be the first work. but
the filling in with dirt will be begun
almost as soon. 1t is expected that a
large number of men will be placed
at work as Mr. Huntington is as anX-
ious to get it hurried along as the
people are. The cost of this mole will
be in the neighborhood of a million
dollars.
A youth named I. Tallie Pugh, en-
ployed as a clerk in the store of j. Fl.
Grundell, left that place Saturday
evening, it is alleged, taking the con-
tents of the TILL some S35, and a suit
case. A local officer went to Los An
geles and found the culprit a couple of
hours later. Before the court he stated
that he was but sixteen years of age
and had run away from Tennessee
some six weeks ago. His age will be
looked into further by the court before
sentence is pronounced.
The Montana tract changed hands at
a price of $4,000, and many others at
good prices. One man, while showing
d party of Los Angelans around the
town, lost control of his team and the
result was a bad smashup.
Join the auto crowd at Coronado.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
EMO AND LOSEE
FACE COUNCIL
OFFICERS REMOVAL BECOMES
AN ISSUE
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Official Addresses Local Law.
makers Relative to Charter
Election in April
Snecial to The Herald.


LONG BEACH, Jan. 22.-Both Mayor
Emo, charged with having accepted a
bride, and Trustee Losee, bound over
to the superior court on a similar
charge were present at the meeting of
the city council held this afternoon.
Although the other members of the
board displayed no feeling, the mayor
was evidently nervous and on several
occasions displayed anger.
Representing certain citizens who
asked last August that officer Folsom
be removed from the local police force,
an attorney addressed the council ask
ing that the members take immediate
action relative to the petitions. This
request Mayor Emo, formerly active in
attempting to have Folsom removed,
seemed to consider a personal insult,
and he responded in warm terms to
Spicer's remarks, but finally consented
to refer the request TO the police and
sanitary committee, whose chairman,
Trustee Oakford is a pro-Folsom man.
Secretary j. A. Miller of the chamber
of commerce addressed the council,
asking that action be taken at once
relative to calling an election for free
holders to draft city charter. T. G.
Chapman, who Is city recorder, re-
sponded to this by asking that the
proposition of accepting the charter for
cities of the fourth class offered by the
state be presented to the voters at the
next municipal election on April Z. The
entire matter was referred to the or
dinance and judiciary committee but
not until Mr.. Miller had delivered an
argument against the course proposed
by Mr.. Chapman, claiming that the
fourth class charter would not meet the
requirements of a city like Long Beach,
Tomorrow morning Coroner Trout
will hold an inquest over the body of
Miss Mary Griswold, killed by a Pacific
Electric car in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Smith, who was struck by the
same car. is rapidly recovering.
Society auto run to Coronado 18th.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
BUILDINGS LACK FIRE GUARDS
Riverside Grand Jury Calls Attention
10 Public Structures-Demands
Railway Gates

RIVERSIDE, Jan. 22.-The grand
jury reported this afternoon an alleged
illegal combine of the newspapers of
the county. said to have existed when
the county delinquent tax list was
printed last year, though the records
show that the work was done for so
cents the square, the lowest price in the
history of the county The grand jury
believes that it would be cheaper to
print the tax list in circular form and
mail to delinquents.
The grand jury found that the Lor-
ing theater, Odd Fellows block and
Pennsylvania building were not pro-
videde with proper fire escapes.
Construction of the new West River
side bridge is criticised the report
alleging that no rip-rapping was used
and that the first big rain is likely to
wash away the entire fill at the west
end Of the bridge.
Gates are demanded at the street and
railroad crossings on Seventh, Eighth
and Ninth streets.
Claims paid by the supervisors in the
past twelve months aggregate S127, 266.
Hotel del Coronado" for real comfort.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
HOLLYWOOD CLUBS ACTIVE
Hear Lecture in Which Marlborough
School Children Are Used
as Objects


HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 22.-Mrs. ]. L.
Corela Phipps of Los Angeles gave
an interesting address before the Hol-
lywood Womans club this afternoon on
"rhe Human Side of Life in Mexico"
This lecture was illustrated with curios
and with Spanish songs and dances
given by Lolita Corell and her pupil.
Mrs Phipps also dwelt on Spanish
literature and languages and on mod
ern methods OF acquiring living Ian
guaRes. These methods were illustrated
by Mrs. Phipps' class from the MARI
borough school.
1t was announced at the meeting
that the public library would he opened
about the first OF the month in the
Vausycklc building.
The Hollywood Union high school
will have its next debate with the
Santa Ana high school at Santa Ana
on March 10.
If Hollywood wins this debate she
will be eligible for the championship
contest for the Stanford cub.
Society auto run TO Coronado 25th,
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
BOTH FOOD
AND MEDICINE.

We like best to call SCOTS
Emulsion a food-medicine. 1t
is a term that aptly describes
the character and action of
our Emulsion. More than a
medicine-more than a food,
yet combining the vital prin-
ciples of both. 1t is for this
reason that SCOTS Emulsion
has a distinct and special
value in all wasting diseases.
There is nothing better to
remedy the troubles of i'm
perfect growth and delicate
health in children. The action
Of SCOTS Emulsion is just as
effective in treating weak
ness and wasting in adults.
SCOTT a BOVINE. ~ Pearl Street. New Y.rL
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
TWO LAWS ARE AT STAKE
Signatures Are Being Obtained in Sar
Diego, Asking for Peoples
Vote

Special to Tho Herald.
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 22.-Three hundred
and eighty signatures have been Sc
cured for the petitions asking that the
council refer the ordinance repeating
the Kelly law and the other ordinance
called the Gold Camp law to the vote
of the people. This is 100 more than
is necessary
It is planned to file the petition with
the city clerk tomorrow or Wednesday.
j. p, Smith of the Anti-Saloon league,
who Is managing the work of obtaining
signatures, is getting the names of the
voters who We're ON the great register
of 1905 only; the petition will place
before the people the entire controversy
on the liquor question which at present
resolves itself in to shall restaurants
be permitted to serve wine with meals?"
and shall dice shaking for drinks and
cigars be permitted"
Coronado society auto run 9th.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
AUTO VICTIM is PLAINTIFF


oDtcIdI 10 TIC IIeraId,
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 22.-Judge Tor
renee, in department one of the super
Tor court, this morning granted the ap-
plication of the defendant in the action
brought by e. j. o. Rother against A,
Heineman to transfer the case to the
superior court Of Los Angeles county.
This is the action brought by the
plamtim TO secure heavy damages foI
injuries sustained through belna
knocked down by an AUTOMOBILES driver
by the defendant
The accident occurred at Fifth and
Thornton streets and Rother was 50
badly injured that he lost leg. lie /,
suing for S16.S0O.
Heineman is an auto dealer In Io,
Angeles and wants to be sued At home
il al all.
Coronado offers lne auto prizes
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
old Soldier Found Dead
Special to The Herald.

special TO me Herald.
SAWTELLE, Jan. 22.-Warren A,
Cole a veteran resident of Sawtelle
who for two and half years gained "a
somewhat precarious living by the sale
of shells, curios and small articles near
the gates to the Soldiers home, died Of
pneumonia Saturday night. Some
neighbors found him i'm his little shack
on Third street and notified the hospl-
tai at the home. He vas buried today
at the Soldiers home.
Are Won going to Coronado?
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
CHURCH is HER MEMORIAL
J. c. Bell Erects Structure Built In
Swiss Style in His Wife's
Honor
Special to The Herald.

Special 70 Tho Herald
BELL, Jan. 22.-The new Presby-
terrain church. erected by ]. G.. Bell as
a memorial to his wife, was dedicated
yesterday. Rev. Young Reynolds,
pastor, and Miss Adams. revivalist,
took part in the ceremony. j. G.. Bell
handed over the key of the building
to the pastor. Mrs. j. !. Johnson. Mrs.
e. j. Rhoades and Mrs. Hitchcock con-
tributed vocal selections. The church
is of the Swiss style &C architecture.
Hotel del Coronado" has the crowds.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
Pacific Squadron Drops Anchor
,neciaI to The Herald

SANTA BARBARA, Jan. 22-The
Pacific squadron, composed of flagship
Chicago, cruiser Boston and Torpedo
boat destroyer Perry, dropped anchor
in the harbor last night and will remain
three weeks. Rear Admiral Goodrich
is in commaNd.
Auto run to Coronado 25th.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-23
Handsome Gift

That all railroads are not hard
hearted is evidenced today by the pre-
sentation to G. A. Bunce of this city
by the Southern Pacific Railroad COM
pany of $3.50. Bunce is the unfortunate
young man who lost both arms under
the wheels of a passenger train last
May by trying to jump on the train
while it was in motion and losing his
hold. He realized that he had no
claim against the company, but the
latter through its officials, has recog-
nized his straitened financial condi-
lions and Chief of Detectives Bowler
visited the city and presented Bunce
with $3.50 cash.