The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-06-06

throw away. The party would have
been great success but for the IN
looked for development that several
ladies brought their husbands.
lTJ.B. Olson, for the Western Hard
ware & Implement Company, is
putting an up-to-daie hydraulic ram
on Henry Lynn's place five miles
south of town, to pump the water
of Lawyers canyon up 10 Lynn's
place. The lift is ITS feet and the
distance is 900 feet. 1t is believed
that this will give an ample and con-
tinucus water supply, and If It SO
proves there are many others living
along the canyon who viii put in the
same kind Of water system.
A German farmer lost his horse
and wanted to advertise it. The
editor asked him what he wished to
say. "Yust put it in vat told you"
replied the man. The editor was
all attention. "Dis vas vat you
dit say. amt il. One mite de udder
day apout a week ago last munt /
heard me noise by der front mid
die Of de back yard, wich did not
used ter be. So jumps ~ ped and
runs NIT der door out and when l
finds dat my pig gray iron mare.
be was tied loose and running nit
the stable off. Whoever brings him
pack shall pay me Eve dollars revart.
1t jlnot So"
your well known citizen, Mr.. A.
Pollock, has just retuned from trip
to Lewiston and Charleston and be
says our prairie property is now hav-
ing considerable of boom in both
those places and that all sorts of
propositions to trade lots for our
land are now being made. He says
further that the crops up here. both
spring and fall, are far and away
ahead Of any in the country from
Culdesac 10 Lewiston and that the
demand for our land is growing so
that the Iio Real Estate Company
cannot accommodate the land buyers
with teams and are now showing
them around on foot.
President Roosevelt has Withdrawn
his order Of February u relative 70
evidence Of title under public land
laws whereby more strict examina-
ton was 10 be made of all applica-
tons for patents. The old method |
and scrutiny viii continue. He says
''In order to accomplish as much as
can be accomplished with cur pres
snt means in preventing illegal acqu-
Istion of land the general land Office |
will detail all available field Office
force in such manner, by concentra-
Iion OF otherwise, as will effectively |
as is possible with the actual appro-
priation restrict fraud, enforce the
existing laws and promote the bona
ide settlement of the public lands |
by home-makers.
He is poor sort of a man who
loses courage and fears to face a |
world just because he has made a
or slip somewhere, because
his business has failed, because his
property has been swept away by
some general disaster, or because
If other trouble impossible to avert.
This is the real test of your man
hood; how much is there left in you
when everything outside is lost9
L you lie down, throw up your
lands, and acknowledge yourself
sorsted, there is not much in you.
But If, with heart undaunted and
ace turned forward, you refuse to
rive up or lose faith in yourself,
{ you scorn to beat retreat, you
viii show that the man left in you
S bigger than your loss, and larger
han any defeat.
According TO the terms and con-
Iitions of the railroad pass now in
Use we newspaper men are privileged
o walk on the right-of-way of the
either in the center of the
rack or on the ties outside the rails.
Ne are further privileged to take
With us our wife. the devil and the