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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07

II = recent address. United States
Senator David Davis sang praise.
concerning neEspapers, and Il Is
safe 10 say that Il VII not be Son
f0rg0ttsn BY th- pencl pushes Hs
said:
EVERY year every local paper
gives from 5000 TO 50. 900 free
lines for the b-aeEt Of The Community
N which II IS located At fair ad-
v-rtisiag rates. 10 cenfz line, this
means $500 TO 5000. No other
agency can or VII do this The ed
tor, IN proportion 10 his means. does
more for his home tom than any
other man Heaught to be support
ed, not because you happen to Ike
him or admire his writing. but be-
carse local paper Is the best IN
vestnent a community can make
Il may not be crowded With great
thought, but financially, Il IS OF more
benefit than both preacher and
teacher. Today editors % more for
less pay than any man On earth
Patroniz- your home paper. not as
charity bit as an investment .
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Depaftme1f % the lnfeTlor- Ierd Cnee AZ
Lewiston, Idaho. Eorember u. 1906
Eoflcs Is hereby s1Ten that
frsrsT GtKEzT.
o. kneseil. Idaho. has fled mott Of hfs IN
tentior % make cnaI Eve year proof IN sop
port q bis claim. vlzs HorI~sfssd EnfrT 40.
ssls. for the gs1< ss1< se5< sri see g. nNt< neI<
80 ?. Twp = D-rzE - ~. and that sid proof
viii - made before ~ ~. Hammflf Il =
Cor 1issionsrs AZ Eszperes. Idaho. on February
He nsmes the following witnesses 70 prove
Is e<.s-t- 1-114 reet1enfe nrCn. ard rulffra-
ffon o. The Ianf. vlxs - '''''''a =
Jacob n Becker. frank A. Jsm<s. william
SsfEeys Lewis w. kDbirtoD. al d Essseil
TN. sasrIsr1. Register.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department. o. tAe IDssrlor. Land a. q,
LeEisson. Idaho. January p. 1so7
Sotic= - hereby siFen fEar
HAzzT T. Ol-zozE
d lsreeDcreek- Idaho. has aled mike Of IT. IN,
ientlon q make 1nai 1s- year proof in sup
Po-f q AIS clam. viz. Homestead Enrrr
10 81 made Deem oe. : 1871 sor the lort q
-1c i, =. = see a typ - n.rzEB u snd
tat s&.9 prod Eiu Be n41e before " NJ
dzUze4. Z : C1mnizslcrer AZ N-x~--~.
Idaho. On March :. lsl7
He names the following Witnesses 70 uro~s
"a cor ti11ocs RESIDENCES ufon ard erlrfrk
lion Of the Land. rlx-
kooert A = rerso1. James L Davis. Robert
> DenEtcdle. o. <ezp@rce. Idsko. Ieuis
Morrison, q Sreencreek. l1aho.
+ 4 8Akr-rrr. Rexisrer
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

D<p4Erlsat % EAe l1fsrser. L4.4 ones 4,
-e~ 4siQ1. 41&4e. >oFeMteE =. l<H
>4LIr4 - 44rsey zlsen tEkr
V-lFx4 s4@11TT.
- >r1Qe1ces 4131o. AS 4le4 1otics 81 AS
intr-Do1 - 1&xe 11A zse year rroof IN
.4rl-ngt "a as ela41l. viz H111rsl44l k14re
49, - 10 sAe 81 ser -. tsp 80 .rlk6M
en4 l-4t t4l- pfoo4 Hlll D. 1zde 1<1oE~ ~ q
~ 1--@ElA L. = LoU-4L-stcneF. Al &rEE<1ce
Ae94o. "a February = i<T-
De nsErs 21s tol4aalDs ntfr14-<s 10 rroxs
Bel rr44.4o4s frst1s1<z 1ro1. <1d e1lliFs-
l41 e t1e Had va AcE1stus a Carrier
l4Af4 L Hobart Of &fH2<rcr. lasho. kdxE. u
uroes. go - A EI't-l1 e NaAltr l1aha.
Z H. hAETlEIr. zss isssr.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

nepsrine1f q he Interior. Lsnd go Il
L<Hlsro1. tdAko. January Is. lar
&4slee = hereby given tHar
efEcEE CLOVIS
o. Forrest. i11hcs has sled notice % bis lntsn-
ilc1 . make SAL e1nnuratfon IN support ~
bis cl-lU. Va H0'1esfead Enrrr - -
za4te Jay ?. lf2. for The nB1x nes< a1d -
~ sec IS. ~ se3f sec 10. typ y nr8wan
.n1 nat sGll e1oof al b made before -
a Hamn=il e :. Con nafssicusr A. Ssrr~--s
Idaho. on Earrh s-h. rsa7
He Names ne following Witnesses 20 prove
ols eoliInors residencs upcn and cnlriTarion
d said land viz
che1eF - Tcr-stou- Enonc Marquis HENRY
,. Weter. Peri C. Tharsloa. all u Foresf
I'll BAkrLrrr- Rexfsss~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07

II you know what you want and
you work for If and for nothing else,
and you love to work while you are
doing it so you can't help doing ii
veil, because it would make you IN
happy to buugle, you viii get what
you are after as sure as fate. Making
money is easy; its nothing; any
fool can make money at times. But
that only means 50 many pounds Of
gold, and its permanent work that
counts; something done completed
Why, my boy, the only terror that
death really has is the thought Of
leaving something unfinished. RS
Ike setting your heart on training
your son for something and dying |
when he is two years old. Every
body nowadays wants money; each
man for what IT means, What It can
do for him. But only an utter ass
would deny that health is much +
more than money. Yet while the
average man has good health be for
gets ne has what's better than money
and he thinks Of only what he hasn't.
II you are doing big work you knox .
that It is the work itself that gives !
you the most pleasure and not the Z
money there may be in Il; but you 3
also may forget H. don't want :
you to forget the joy of the work
sor the money Of il, but you must 4
lever measure results exclusively by
lollars. If the work you are doing
good the dollars will come to you :.
such a way that you will have =,
} lock the door Of the safe If you 5 hs
On't want them to walk right in. g,
are as fate, Sampson Sock 81 81
his son, in Saturday Evening Post. 81,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
IN BANKRUPTCY

In The District court q the Unites st.fs. e.,
me Northern Division. District of l1nho
In tAe matter q lens Olson. Bankrupt
70 he Honorable JAMES II. Beatty. l1ore o.
ne ais.riet court o. she usiteo states for II Z
norf- s-n district Of Idano
@ens Olson. Of the town Of Lewiston. ane
tate OF Idaho, In aid district. resp~effullT
sseres-nts Tat on the 18Th dsy Of Soreubsr
-, ne was daily sc5u6zsd bznarupf uuder ne
@ets Of congress relating 70 tsnkruptcr, thai
Pc has duly surrendered al bic Droperfy 49,
flf1ts 81 property ard kzs fully con Piled VITA
AZ tne requirements Of said nrt ard 81 ~
of1ei sof the eourt fc1ctinz hls tsrkrupier
Wherefofe- - prsys that be may y cerre@.i
y fne court 20 have fulI dfschsrxe from an
1eols provebie axains fhis estate 1rder 80
oa1krupt sets. exef u such cekfr - a.. -
septeo - lswfronn such dfscharxe
Dated itde 9TH csy Of Jannary. fe17
~ JEEs OlsoE. Nartrrlct
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Depart1snt Of the Interior. Land OGIcs =,
Lestsfo1, Idaho. January z.l9l7.
soflfe 4 hereby given fnat
eMAHDA -aAzo-. HidoH Of william sharon
q Eo1ier. Idaho. hzs aied nOEfee Of her fafeu-
non 70 make 1nal con nurafto1 proof In 81 D
POT o her Claim. viz Home.tesd Enfry no
la mace June =. l915. for the eli ne5x ssel1
Twp = - u { B n. End that said proof VII =.
made oelore - " Hsmueil. e & Cowuis
s.9ners AZ Aezperee. ieaho. on Fsbru4ry s
he names TIE following Witnesses 20 prove
bis continuous residences ppon. and cuisir.-
TOE o.. HE l11f, viz
Charles z Helm. Adam G. Gross, waiter
H0ez, David alex. all Of Mob ie- rcsho
IN BAk1LETT. Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NEIGHBORS COT FOOLED

sas literally eo1 ching myself 70 death.
and b11 become 100 weak 70 leave ny BED .
@n1 ne n 1ofs predicted that 7 would nerer
ieAfs " aiires but f1ey got fooled. for fhaukz
= - to1, 4 VS. Ind need 70 try Dr.. Efaf's rew
D.sroFery- Is took l1sf farF ff-c0 bottles 10
cDH. pifteIy r1re The cough and restore ne u
K9o1 sound beslih !" WITS Ms IVA u neerser
- cfoTtr orp. stark Co.. Ind Tbfs King on
coIfn nd cold euree. and healer Of IL roaf
sno iurgs, j. Euarsnffd b the Anderxo1
fssrnsey. Ipssnd 500. Trial bottle free
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
EsTRAy NOTICE

70 Shoz u nay eoncern.
1otiee - hereby ElFsn that the uufertixrsd
eonst4bls q Sexperce prtcirct. &sz Psrel
county Idaho. has IN hts possession. uhlrt
~ taken % - the John s2yiis ranch fss
niles southeast Of <ezevrc- the folIowfrs
described esfrsy snizals.
Bay mare. coming tao yesrs old In srrirr.
D.Aex name AID tail. s1all spot IN iorehr4t
10 brs1ds visible
DARK graz mare. xhife stripfn forehead rnrs
Town over nose. two white hind feet. eouinx
We = Ars old IN spring. no brands visible
Nd y BOT called for and al eksrxes paid
SD estrAys I'll be sold a. the loan surIi<
amen, I've miles southeast Of Nstp@ree or
-eturd2y. February n. lS17. az Ito .. "a ke-
.or1ing 70 me estrsy LAYS Of the state 81
ieano- ~ A. AorxLEx. constatfs-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department offhe Interior. Cnsted st-te,
Land Oe1ce A. LeHiston ia ho Jaruarx 3 lsr-
Noties j. hereby given that
PArL ~ NAH0s
- D1hllrs IDAHO, has fIec notice Of hfs inter.
Ton - make fnei proof IN support Of BIZ
eislm- VIZ Homestead Entry No. s7e1. n 1de
December 3. lsol, fOf the lots y IL aud & Sc II
typ = If - n, ard that said proef vii
= nA'.e before " " Han nell. u. 8 Com
missioner a. Sezperce. Idaho, On Febru.rTs :.
1877 =
He names the following zftnssses 70 prove
rs eort nous residenes 0por and cultivation
d szid land, gizs
Clyxses z. rarnsrut. % Nezperee. fdsho
Frank 2 NeBrfce. Lewis A Simmons. Fred
1arhar1. all Of Dubiin- fdsfo
T. II EAzTLrrT Register
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07

And In accordance With izx 20 uanr shnre-.
Of each parcel Of Enrh stock a. nay - neres
say. Hill - sold A. me oesce q the seeretsry
IN >expe-ce. Idaho. on the iz-h day 81 Fe ~
az isu7. a. o'clock p n Of such day 70 rav
the deiirquenf a9scssEenf thsrscn f0xesker
Eifh The costs Of 8dTerfis1ux ard erpans~s 81
<Al4 P.u- N1rrExLL. Secretary.
Narperce. Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
ORDER or NOTICE or BASFprPT,s
PETITION FOR DIsCH1EGE

District Of Idaho
Northern Division
on tais t5th day Of January. 1907. on rsadirz
~ lore Sosrz petition. 10 IL ordered b. O. or
aeAiniuy. referee In bankruptey. n rald
fist icf, fhef a be<rinz be hsd upon the zane
o. the 5ln day Of February, 1917. before srlf
,sieree ~ BIS once IN The city of Lewiston
IDAHO. IN said district 81 the h11r Of 10 ofcf
IN tn~ FORENOON. ant fbkf NOTICE thereof -
Published In the Eexperre Herald. = ue~s-
papfr printed IN said district. that AT known
creqltprs anf other y rsors IN ferssted n ~ a.
= A. a. The sid time and place md show eEuas.
y eny tneJ have. = ~ the prayer Of sid re-
titioDer should not - granted
Aud it's further ordered. b. said referees IN
there s1sD Be seat b. mail 70 all knowr
eretifofs copies Of ssid petition and ass
1r6er. addfesse1 70 them AZ thsif pisces of
residence stated.
In witness whereof, have hereunfo set ~
hand this 18th day OF JsnusTy, Isf7.
O. Okk NeNrrfrr.
Refsrssin BANKRUPTCY.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07


Here IS a small boys essay on
newspapers He ought to make 4
good editor when he grows up.
Newspapers are sheets OF paper
On which stuff TO read is printed.
The men look over If and see their
names IN IL Idon't know how news
papers came into the world I don't
think God does Tie bible says moth
ing about editors, and Inever heard
Of one being In heaven. The first
editor heard OF vas 4 fellow Who
wrote up the food. He has been
here ever since Some editors De-
long TO the church and some try to
raise vhiskers- AL Of them raise
he'll in their neighborhood. Some
times the paper dies and then people
feel glad, but some one starts II I'd
again Editors never went to school
because editors don't get licked. /
Our paper is mighty poor one but
we take it SO ma can use it On her
pantry shelves Orr editor dent
to much, but pa says he had
a poor chance when boy. He goes
without underclothes IN winter, wears
10 socks and has a wife to support
lin Pa has not paid his subscrip-
ion IN five years and don't intend TO. .
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NOTICE

n eri1< q t-= stock eol1srs q fhe ~
perce cc-oFerErlFs Iel=pho1e ConpsnT iii
y Bed - Nohler. l1zh0l en- February - le17
Al e cl1l.sck A. n A. E1irk tine t1s rrouosl-
f-11 q l1rreEs.1< TIE zpilal sfoek Of IA s4i.s
eo@F4zy len Sieoac ~ % a. 90 70 will l.
voted 1ron- P9 NfrrEErr
Presl1snr
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07

iii yeafs ago learned TsfBable lessor =
tnsn began fski9x Dr. Kings New LIE Pills
$40 TIE longer ffrks them the better And
faen. They please everybody. ouassntsed
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
NOTICE

lee flrs1 S4isoasl Bsak Ioexfed al Sss
l<rc@. In lAe slsle e l1sAo. i elosInx ~ n,
a1Alrs Al o1e-4aic<rs ard czAers. cfsstitof.
% s-i4 Association. are AefeAy no1ler1 u pre-
sat Ia 14i1s a11 0l1sr e1sims sk4lnsl the
@1*o<ie t1cn ior Fsr-a1nt ?. = AEIGEx czshisr
4-r k1efe 1eftee . p4tlls1ed 70 ro1 fofzz 10
40 ~ 42rsz1<1ls 81 tte N4t1a14l 1aak1nk Aet
a l-e c.l4l1ess 81 he f4rrf Nsl'o13l sash hss
c~~- tzken ogsr ~ fA- Bsnk 81 Nes psree viz
a capital q ~ ecQ a. P-I MlIrxx. czshisr-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07
MS ADVERTISING VALUE.
'18Words
1l W1~<fe
~ ffVI liz

1Hg SUNDAY ALONE
Ten cents per Linz each insertion. Cam,
sir words 70 Ire
Address
THE sroEssnsx-rErrEw.
spoLsa~. wash
4. write your s1v PLAINLY. enclosing srnov.,
~ $500 - ueHey 9fdsr for number n
.- -, Desired. en< stats wfsfh~r yer
- ~ "a. ins<rsd 70 DAILY, sssdsy =
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-07

Ncop POSTED
On Matters That Interest You
Your local paper Is a necessity
70 you, financially ard socially.
But NEWSPAPER OF GEN.
ERAL CIRCULATION, contain.
ing The latest news Of the world
: equally necessary to you The
up 70 date man" viii provide
himself with these two essential
features Of progress.
In THE TWICE A wERx
SPOKESMAN REVIEW sDo-
kane, Wash, win be found the
very latest news Of the world. h, |
matter including information on !
pohsIcs, conmercs, agriculture
mining, literature, rs well "a the
local happenings in the states Of
Montana, Oregon, Idaho. Wash
Ington and the province Of British
coiumDla La addition, its COL
unnns for women, its popular
science articles, its short and con-
LInued stories, its Answers 70
correspondents" and Puzzle
Problems" combine to form a
home Newspaper that at 500 Der
rear can nowhere be excelIed.
irs ADVERTISING VALUE.
ferhsDs you hsTs sorneshInx "a -@u-
-, team farm machinery Yoa -
- - ba1 scr1ei hi1E The b~~f r.u-fer.
~ 70 commuricste With people ~flo ,<1-S
sr,i'snsnt IN IRE sDotesrnan- fs-rier
=. ss , s,oskmzn. isnberrnsn and min
y taFs the TWIcE-a-wEEK
~ you sish % rseca bosfn~<s ~, -
n
THE TwfcE-A-wEEK RATES ARE
! - 800. e.nfs ger gss sseh Insertion. Count
TX DAILY AID SUNDAY RATE rop a
COMPETITIVE fNsEHTfOra
The National tribune., 1907-01-24
Why Swamp.Root
Gives Strength.

Almost everyone, from personal ex-
perience, knows that the effects of any
kind of severe physical strain are felt,
first Of all, in the small of the back
in other words, in those Vital Organs,
the Kidneys. This is as true in the
case Of the very powerful man as 1t is
with one of less strength, and it is
especially true whenever the Kidneys
are weak.
Weak and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for more sickness and suffer-
ing than any other disease, therefore,
when through neglect or other causes.
kidney trouble is permitted to continue
MANY FATAL RESULTS ARE SURE
TO FOLLOW.
SWAMP ROOT STRENGTHENS
THE KIDNEYS, and through them
helps all the other organs to health.
When this wonderful discovery can put
the human body into condition to stand
hard work and tremendous strain, it is
easy to understand how it has been
proven to be just the remedy needed by
thousands in the more ordinary and
less strenuous walks of life
The National tribune., 1907-01-24

Of Jamaica, and stands on the north
side of land-locked harbor, the best
on the island and one of the best in the
world. 1t has population Of about
10000, and was founded in 1893, after
the neighboring town of Port Royal
had been destroyed by an earthquake.
1t Is six miles distant from Port Royal.
After the destruction Of the latter place
Spanishtown was made the seat of
Government, but in 1872 the capital
was removed to Kingston. 1t has had
numerous misfortunes, having been al
most destroyed by a hurricane in 1880,
and in 1882 terrible fire made havoc
with what remained and what had been
rebuilt. 1t has tram-cars, gas-lighted
streets and a fine water supply. The
trade of the city decayed in conse-
quence of the prostration of the indus
tries Of the island, but of late years it
has been increasing in a most cheerful
way, and the town has also had a
growing popularity as Winter resort
for wealthy Englishmen. A great many
New Englanders have also been at
tracted to it by it's climate and society,
and the prospects of the town We're
much more cheerful than for many de-
cades when this latter misfortune over
whelmed it.
The National tribune., 1907-01-24
JAMAICA.
from page one.)

of the slaves in Jamaica Aug. 1, 1884,
the planters receiving some $4,000, 600
from the British treasury in compenSa-
ton. This act gave the final blow to
the ruin of the sugar and other indus
tries on the island. The sugar business
had flourished enormously for many
years. when Jamaica and others of the
British West Indies had q monopoly of
the English market ard strong advan-
tage in all other markets. The Span
iards in Cuba and elsewhere We're also
making money raising sugar, and were
pressing upon this monopoly. When
the slaves were freed 1t became impos-
sible for the planters to procure labor.
The freed negros would not work, and
as they We're also given the franchise
and constitutional rights they became
intoxicated with the idea of holding Of
flee, and devoted their time largely to
politics. They We're strongly dissatis-
fed that all the offices on the island
were not handed over to them: they
would neither work themselves nor al
low the planters to- import coolies, and
they wanted lands distributed among
them without rent. A number of agi-
tators began urging the expulsion of
the whites from the island, and in 1865
this movement reached its climax in an
outbreak, in which % whites were mas
sacred. The Governor of Jamaica at
that time was II. y. Eyre, an AuStrdildl
explorer and the son of an English
clergyman. He acted with the greatest
promptness and sternness, moving his
troops to such good purpose that the
insurgent forces We're scattered and not
thereafter allowed to make a headway.
He hanged a wealthy mulatto named
Gordon, a Baptist minister, who had
been instrumental in melting the peO-
pie to an uprising. This walked to wild
est wrath all that numerous class of
people in Engalnd which has its coun-
terpart in this country in those who
never forgive an army officer for kill
ing an Indian, no matter what the cir
cumstances. Eyre was visited with Il
storm of obloquy, led by some very
prominent men, but he was defended
with equal vigor by other eminent men,
and when the investigation was made the
prosecution broke down entirely, and
the Government refunded to him the
costs of his defense. The constitution
was taken away from Jamaica, and the
Government was reduced to that of an
ordinary crown colony, since which
time new life has sprung up, crime
has diminished and education and pros
perity advanced.
In the incessant broils which have
disturbed the island II is hard to tell
The National tribune., 1907-01-24
SCIENCE AND INVENTION.
Work The Worlds Eusy Trains in discovering, nvenng and
Creating.
pRrNkARp CURING As y scIENcH

Dhl NNARD tlR1NS As n stfE-N' '-'
Possibly some time in the future we
shall know just exactly how to treat
the victims of the drink disease as
scientifically and successfully as our
physicians are now handling typhold,
cholera and pneumonia cases. The time
however, seems far away in the ann
azure of the future. Mayor Joseph w
Murphy, of Wabash, Ind, is accumu-
lating experience and facts which may
be useful in formulating the science,
but at present are pretty discouraging
to him and his theories. One of the
citizens over whom he exercises his pa
ternal care is a Mrs. ''rish" Higgins
who, it is believed, can get up finer
jag exhibitions and have more of them
in a given time than any other resident
of the beautiful Wabash Valley. Mayor
Murphy started in to try his theories
upon her and effect a cure. Unfor-
tunately he suffered this fact to get
into the papers, and Immediately n"
troubles began. The mode Of treat
ment that he adopted at once brought
MIN lHio CoillSIoD Will Aht huN'Nh'N'
and proprietors of other methods ami
with the raging scribblers, who are as
full of crude ideas on temperance Is
they are on finance, the tariff and the
negro question. They deluged him with
letters which were suggestive, implor-
ing and absolutely denunciatory and
mandatory. Some of them threatened
him with all sorts of retributory pun
ishment if he did not desist from the
method which he had adopted and
which was sure to fail and adopt their
superior ideas. The Mayor, however,
adhered to his method of treatment,
hut before the supply of drugs arrived
Mrs. Tish'' got out of the workhouse,
and now he has to wait until she is III
the humor for another spree before
he can begin his treatment. The peo-
pie say, however, that this is inmate |
rial, as the period of waiting will not
be long. The Mayor still GGhercs to
his belief that it is the duty of the
municipality to take care of 'hese un-
fortuna ,es as it does of smallpox and
other patients, and he says:
"As q general thing the people who
drink have not enough will power tc
take a trea tment. and even If they
have the will, they rarely have any
money to pay the expense. The aver
age cost to the city and County of
chronic drunkard for one year is $50.
The cost of the treatment will not he
over that. If it cures it will be grand
thing"
The National tribune., 1907-01-24

dropt out. Next-omitting unimpor-
tant items-he was in New Hampshire
in 1863, and enlisted there on Nov. IL
as substitute recruit FOR the 7th N.
H., and in a few days was with the
regiment. The 7th N. H. took part in
the battle Of Olustee, Fla, Feb. 20,
1864, and in that battle Cable was cap
tured and taken to Andersonville.
There he posed as a citizen, but just
how he deceived the rebels Is not
known. He might have told his cap
tors that he was a camp follower and
was wearing borrowed clothing. He
gave the rebs to understand that he
was a powerful politician, and he cor
responded with the Vice President of
the Confederacy. asking to be paroled,
that he might proceed North and use
his influence for peace. While this was
going on he died, and was buried as a
citizen. A unique case, surely! I have
omitted minor points.-D. Eldredge.
Historian, Sd N. H.. Boston. Mass.
The National tribune., 1907-01-24
A Vegetable Milk.

A vegetable milk is prepared by the
japanese from soy beans. which are
soaked, crushed and boiled In water,
the resulting liquid resembling cows
milk, but differing much in compost
ton. II contains 92.5 per cent of water,
3.02 of protein, 2.13 of fat and 1873 of
nitrogen, free extract. A condensed
milk is now made by T. Katayama by
adding sugar and a little dipotassium
phosphate and then evaporating. The
yellowish product having an agreeable
taste of cows milk with slight odor
of beans, is recommended as cheap
substitute for ordinary condensed milk.
The National tribune., 1907-01-24
4 Feeling Of Security.

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about
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no harmful or habit-producing drugs.
Such a medicine is DIR. Kilmer's
Swamp-ROOt, the great Kidney, Liver
and Bladder remedy.
The same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained in every
bottle of Swamp-Root.
Swamp-ROot is scientifically COM
pounded from vegetable herbs.
It is not stimulant and is taken in
teaspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for every
thing.
1t Is natures great helper in reliev-
ing and curing kidney, liver and blad-
der troubles
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root
II you need a medicine you should
have the best.
II you are already convinced that
Swamp-Root is what you need you will
find 1t on sale at all drug stores in bot
ties Of two sizes. fifty cents and one
dollar.