The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1906-07-19

1rdfr tuc NAL iutIc III the tfcDlul
on his arrival from Kamiah and &c
the early morning mail without tn
Necessity of Postmaster HardwicI
waiting for the same OF evenings O.
getting up TO let it out in the morn
lings.
Services will be held at the Pres
byterian church Sunday as follows
Bible study 10 100 a. m. morning
worship II 100. subject. the last OF a
series ofthree sermons on-lst 1.-THE
Kingdom" End Passing of the
Church, 4" Sd "The Coming Church. "
A union meeting will be held in the
evening at the Christian church.
Subject-"Cetting on in Life, or
From Nosnad Tent 10 a Mayor S
Chair" The public is invited. B.
F. Sewell. Presbyterian pastor.
Mrs. Frank johnson brought to
the Herald Office Tuesday some
sample twigs of Royal Ann and pie
cherries which she secured at her
home south of town. They were
loaded with fruit and Mrs. Johnson
says that the limbs on some of the
trees in their orchard is so full Of
fruit that they almost reach TO the
ground. This cenainly speaks well
for Nezperce prairie as II was sup
posed that the heavy freeze Of last
winter had killed most of the fruit.
II did damage in some localities
on the prairie and in others the crop
is the largest ever raised here.
NEVER SENT A MAN TO THE Hos
PIrAL-During the Spanish American
war I accompanied Co. G. 9th Iii
nois infantry. During our stay in
Cuba nearly every man in the com
pany had diarrhoea or stomach trou-
Bile. We never bothered sending
man 10 the surgeon or hospital, but
gave him a dose or two of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy and next day be
was all right. We always had
dozen bottles or more of it in our
chest. - ORA HAvILL. |
This remedy can always be depend
ed upon for collie and diarrhoea, and |
should be kept on hand in every
home. For sale by Anderson Phar-
macy.
At the democratic primaries hazd
here Monday the following tickets
we're elected To attend the conven-
ion 10 be held in Lewiston July o..
70 elect twenty-seven delegates 10
he democratic state convention to
,e held in Couer d'Alene on August
5: ]. M. Marker. c. B. Workman,
4. c. Eitzen. w. J. Ram>y, P. E.
Miller. P. w. Mitchell. G. w. Will
hire, Robert Near, S. w. Tanning
TO attend the county convention
0 be held in Lewiston on August 20:
:. w. Anderson, c. B. Workman,
I. (. MILESTONE, J. D. Graham,
I. B. Miller, Robert Near, (. L.
'arker, w. ]. Ramey, w. E. Crum-
'acker. Forty-two votes were cast
nd there was no contest.
Hugo Guihoid was in town last ,
'eek and reports that there is an in :
ect in the form of a beetle eating ]
be potato vines 10 his neighborhood J
nd il is feared they may do
auch damage. The following is as
probable solution to exterminate {
be potato bug and il might work
Iell on this new pest. Anyway it
ill do no hurt to try il "Plant a
ew grains of fax seed in the hill.
he bug crawls up the vine and in
be darkness of early dawn makes a
iistake and eats the fax instead of
be potato. The fax seed makes
i'm so slippery he can't stick to the
inc, he falls, slides along on the !
round, blown by the wind, until the
riction wears a hole through his
ide. His vitals are exposed to the
feather, modification sets in and
ne bug passes away. Some plant ,
ed peppers in the hills and the bug
neezes his head off. Another is to a
liant ginger root in the hill, the bug q
,rows his head back to cough, he !
,ses his footing and falls off, break l
IL his neck" :
The Northern Pacific has decided \
, inaugurate next Sunday, July 2S, q
Sunday excursion train service {
yer the Clearwater line for the &C
of those who desire to
bend a days outing at the many
lmping places along the river. 1
or the round trip from Lewiston I
lie of one and one-third fare will :,
, allowed. It is the present plan !,
have the excursion run made
,ery alternate Sunday, but should n
lie patronage justify the step the :
ain will be sent out every Sunday. 7
is the plan to have the train de-
RI from Lewiston af sly o,rio-l y