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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-14
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THE QUESTION % fuel is grave. :
according to the Bisbee Review. Yes
II IS ali Of that.
go
THE WAY the Lusltania Is smash
ing the records it may soon De posi-
bile to go to Europe between supper
and breakfast.
X
SOMETIMES a man wishes he had
the nerve 70 wear his straw hat as
late in the season as the ladies' wear
their peek-a-boo waists.
*.
\ WOMAN IN northeastern Canada-
is said to have killed and eaten two
OF her own children. Rut then the
story m via FL Paso.
PERHAPS the possibility Of that
million dollar line IN Los Angeles may
have had something to do Win Mr.
lttplcy's view of the situation.
80
THE PAPER trust should be
smashed, walls Max But even at
that you can't keep on getting out an
Almanac without any subscribers.
FSs
ASSISTANT Secretary Of state
Bacon is also trying to break into the
presidential class. He rescued a boy
from drowning in the Charles river
the other day,
THAT LONG DRAWN aud universal
sigh that Went up from the financial
world when Cassie Chadwick passed
away, was, II is feared. not wholly
one Of sorrow.
PASSENGER trains aro said 10 be
such "a rare sight in Artesia that when
O. stray locomotive wandered in the
day all the town dogs chased
It out Of the city limits.
aAp
THE PHOENIX Republican Die
tiouary Editor says that "Tle number
twenty-three Is one indicative of
eyanishment." Which makcth
shakespeare look like an amateur.
49,
THE TIGER is being driven from
bush TO bush. Douglas. Ariz. has now
lut public poker playing under the {.
IAN. Who knows but that even silver
'eil may yet be a Suuday school
!
THE LAKE ARTHUR Times re-
Iorts a cucumber raised there which
8 nineteen inches long, twelve inches
round and weighs ten pounds, If
GU don't believe It they will show
on the vine 1t grew on.
49,
THE BURSUM Chieftain credits
William Bovine Andrews with
aving started the statehood move
lcnt." Well, he and Max may fight
out among themselves as to who
ally originated the idea.
&C..
IT IS UNDERSTOOD the Spank
~ Machine Boss explains that for
often $32, 600. 600 Standard on loan
3 merely "a trifling error in book
The Octopus ought to get
ise and cure an official Niudlc3-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-14

THE LAKE ARTHUR Times re-
ports a cucumber raised there which
Is nineteen inches long. twelve inches
around and weighs ten pounds, II
YOU don't believe It they will show
YOU the vine 1t grew On.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
sPATE ADMITS HIS IDENTITY.
n-7.,.,-,srt "a The Tribunal ]


Pittshurg Nov. 30.--Oscar F. Spate' aha7
Reginald Spaulding, told Magistrate Bray al
about himself to-day. He admitted that ne Il
the man who obtained the contract from oi
ner Park Commissioner Clausen. or Ne" 1olh
for placing chairs in the parks; ADMITTED 'ha'
he had served a term III prison III 0"N'ii
Africa: admitted that he is wanted in Montrsa-I
Canada. denied that be had eIoped with the
daughter af Lady Suffield, but steadfastly stood
hack of the statement that he was on 11tlmate
1erf-s OF friendship with Lady Suft5eld herself
and that she had authorized him to come TO
America and negotiate with Americans for In
Productions at court. He even gave the date
when he had called at her home and completed
the arrangements.
After bis story Magistrate Brady decided TO
send him 10 the workhouse for thirty days pend
ing the arrival OF extradition papers from
Montreal. where Spate is wanted for alleged
erIO
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
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1892 steerage passengers mdse Arrived >. a.
5 . NiiHcu AZ the Bar
steamer Carnana OBrI. War; Liverpoo Noy.,,. ~,
ana Queenstown "a TO the Cunard Line WITH %
Sta@n @ s' iIE Souheast OF Fire Island 1870 m
nlogo 80 Keeling October g. Hong Kong ssnn -
Snigapore H. Sabang 20 Algers Noya,, IL
1fd IN n ao dweddeh Co. with mdse Passed in Sa,d 10
-a SANDY Hook. j. Nov 30. $50 p m-wins east. o,
crate breeze; clear. " VINO east: mod
SAILED
steamers Avalon (Nort Nor ,ik: New y,-,.
zen via Plymouth and Cherboirg; Excelsior e 1Ip
hohs ALBERT oier). Naples
i o aeSdfo; sanret4nia tBn. Liverpool via Queens
don Caledonia tBrl, Glasgow: Nord srnarca LOT
Naples and Genoa c 1ietgen Dam C'brisfianssng'
1oprhfaseh etc, Republic tBrD, ana fsnoa
.nAn' san Juan Maracabo La Guayra Puerto CatsIin '
e' Joseph al Georgia tNori Bergen Saratoga .Sran'
fir Pa'aR Peh efc sE & Bahia Rio de etc Prin.
Hero tNorj Pniadeiphia Sbiria tCierl sananff 80
stia ete Atrato tBr) Kingston Colon etc. e yuranca
Nassau Santiago, etc Marcos Kew yes, 90 a.oa
N5s,H jefferson Norfolk and Newport News: City OF
memphis Sava NAH. Cherokee. Turks Island San no
Lihso city etc FL Sgfo. Galveston Ell Vale New or
sssns Mama HAtas Bal.uaeres Nohicap Phiisdsinhia
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Steamer Panama, Corning. Cristobai November "a
TO the Panama Railroad SIS Line. passengers
malls and mdse. Arrived at the Bar m
Steamer Jamestown Catharine. Newport News and
Norfolk. the Old Dominion Co, with passengers
and mdse Passed In Quarantine at 2:ss
Steamer Drumcline fBr). Squirting Sen
tember Fl, kraksaan %. legal % Cheribon
pore October ;. Colombo II. Perrin % Port Said 20
"A aigiers November and ST Michaels Wit
10 the American Sugar Refining Co: vessel Howard
Houlder & Partners. Arrived the Bar a n n,
Steamer ; Luckenbach, Mclean. Ponce November
%. Mayaguez and Aguadella "a and Juan % "a
the Insular Line. with 81 passengers md
rived a the Bar IL :45 a "
Steamer Mnnehaha tBrt. IeyIand, London No,ep-
ber II to the Atlantic TRANSPORT Line, with 81 cabin
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at :
Steamer City Of Columbus Burg. Savannah NJven1-
ber 81 to the Ocean SIS Co. with mdse
Passed In Quarantine at f:I5 nj.
Steamer George Pymsn Rrl. tieine. Perth
Vessel Duvsl & 60. In ballast Left Quarantine at
S:55 m.
Steamer I4ampasas. iohnstorc. Galveston November
Key West %. the Mallory Co. with Das-
and mdse Passed in Quarantine a 20 p m
Steamer st Louis IaTnson. Southampton
November 23 10 the American Line. with passengers
mails and mdse. East OF Fire Island at 1901 p
Steamer Giuia tAust), Auchovici, Trieste November
cd PatI0s Ia TO Phelps Bros c. with II cabin
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
Public Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL
N District, Ulster CountyAshokan Reservoir. SEQ
no. 9. County. Towns Of Olive. Marbletown
Hurley. he Application
OF J. Edward Simmons. Charles n. Chadwick and
Charles Shaw. constituting Board Water Supply
OF the City OF New York. acquire real estate for and
behalf Of the City Of New York, under Chapter ia
OF the Laws Of 1908 and the Acts amenoaory thereof
the Of Olive. harbletown and Hurley Ulster
County. New York for OF providing sddi
supply Of and wholesome the Of
that the First Separate Report of George Holmes Smith
Henry Josiah J. Hasbrouck, appoint
Commissioners Appraisal In the above entitled
by order this made a special term
thereof held the Court House City Kingston
Ulster County n Y. April GOTH 1907 filed in he
OF Clerk the of Ulster
November 1897. parcels
and twenty-five (22). ninetysix $50,
and twentynine G2) ninety t90). nnetyfour C94D
hundred seventeen (17. hundred and
C124 3D. one hundred and twenty-five d25). hundred
twsntyseven O27). hundred and thirty
hundred and nineteen 11o. hundred and
(12el hundred and six A (1o8A) hundred and
twentyfour A (124-A) hundred and
eighty-ve eghtynine eighty-three fs3 and
hundred and thirtyfour G34, shown the map IN
proceeding Notice further given that appice
ton will be made Special Term of Supreme Court
o New York to ne held he Third
Jud a in he CITY oP
Kingston. Ulster County, New York. OF
December. 1907. ten O'clock in the OF
thereafter counsel be ran
order confirming said report and for and
further relief may be lust Dated New York Noven1-
her 9th 1907. FRANCIS KEY PENDI.FTON, CORPORA
ton Counsel. Hall Of Records New York city.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
TRANSPACIFIC MAila

Destination and steamer Close In New York
WesD New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands aid New
Caledonia (yia Vancouver and Victoria
C)-Aorangi.. -. day. % m
Hawaii tva san Franciscop-Alaneda Dec 2 600
Japan, China Philip
pine Islands (viG Sen Erancsco|-Ko-
Tea Dec 8. 500 m
Coree. China and Philippine ISL
ands (yia seattle)-Tosa Maru Dec s. 500 m
Japan, corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only. via Seatte)-Kumerc.. Dec T. o M
Hawaii Japan. Corea Chin. and Philip
pine Islands VIA san Francisco)-Amer-
New Zealand. Australia Except Wesu Sa-
moan Islands and New Caledonia
san Francise2l.B Boverie Dec IS. 600 p m
Japau, Corea. China and Philippine
ands (via Vancouver and Victoria, B o
Empress Of japan.
Japan Corea and China Especially
dressed only Via Taooral-oanfa Dec 20. 900 IN
EIaTeiseoem se Marippsa s,, Dec D. 600
san Fra7ciscoDU : transport ia 600 u m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

GLASGOW, Nov 3oAstora (Br). York via aov, Nov ard
Cherbourg. Nov 2a-Amerika Ger from Hanours
southampton for New York ,,,.s-
'hristisnsand Nov 3O-HeIIg CIav DAM. from Wv
hagen for New York =. rnse-
southampton Nov Se-Phiiadelphis, New York u~
bonrS tand passed Hurst Castle 1;So M v,rx
Port Natal. Nov 25-Nsvarino tBrl. from New
Yokohama
l+ibsu Nov 2S-kherson tRussl. for New fofSxS ss
Rotterdam, Nov SO-Ryndam Dutch. New
RouiOgne.
PASSED -.
Lizard Nov Cestrisn ttsrl London @ Yer tsIon. e'
SOth, Tag tSsrp. New York VIA knss'o'' .z
for Southampton. TOtsdam. New forS View fe>
{utt Of Lewis. Nov 5e-Uniied states '"'
for Crris.iansand and Copenhagen tvsssocL -
Fastnet Nov sa(ieorgic tlirl, Clark. Io. Sew yoS
prawle Point Nov 3o-Petersburs uSusSh -
Rctterdam and Loau-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
INSANE MAN DEMANDED MILLIONS.

A poorly dressed man walked into the banking
Offices Of Knauth. Nachod & Kuhne, No. Is Will
lam street yesterday and demanded s10ooo,oc0. He
ssid he had WOE the money in card game in
Europe and that it was TO be deposited for him by
the losers. The paying teller wrote an order on
the National Dream Bank for the amount When
the man came back TO ask where he could get the
order cashed ne turned to the police at
the Old Slip station, who sent him Bellevue. He
gave his name William Moll and said he had
come from Akron. Ohio. Friday night
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
MOB evsNess ASSAULT BY NEGRO.

oup. Ala. Nov 3N-Neal Sanders. a young negro.
was shot TO death near here this afternoon by an
angry crowd of Covington County citizens after
he had been identified by Mrs. Ellis. farmers
wife who asserted that he had assaulted her near
here to-day. Afterward a rope was tied around
the negrc,s neck. and the body. secured to the
back Of q buggy. was dragged through the streets
end negro settlement OF the town
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Nov. 30. 1907
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Cedric (Brs, Li1erpool Soye1,he-
y and Queenstown % TO the White Star Line with
cabin and 352 passengers and n,dse
rived the Bar a : so m, 18th
Steamer Hudson fFrl. lie Breton Havre November
16, Eompagnie Transatlantioue xrtf,
s1s steerage passengers ana mcss. Bar
at midnight. Goth. = - -
Steamer Acre tBrazl Junin. Santos October 81. Rio
Dc Jareiro November .. Bahia II. Pernaulbuco IA
is and Barbados 2S % tho ,ohn q Seager %
with IS passengers and Arrived Mt the Bar AZ
=
Steamer Horace CBrl. Frodson, New Orleans No
the Bar at q p. -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
2s--Heltcs (tierl, New York
Port Said. 3o--CToydon tErl. Mann via Norfo6x
and AIgiers. Singapore. etc.
Nov 3o--Tagus tBrl. New York via
Kingston. Colon and Barbados
Plymouth Nov 30--St Paul. New York FOR CherbourS
and Southampton tand proceeded
Bergen. Nov 26-Coiomhia (Norl, New York via Kirk
wall
cebu Nov aa-Indrani err. New York Via Singapore
Hong Kong,
Napes, Nov 2I-Napotan Prince tBrl. New York via
FayaI: Brt. New York.
Port said Nov 30-koranna Bri New York via Al
gers. for Singapore. Dany. etc.
SAILED.
Para. Nov 2I-ueayali tBp. New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

La Gasoogne which reported TO Sable Island $50
southeast of that station m YESTERDAY fs
expected dock about $50 Monday.
The Furnessia. which reported 70 15o
mile o. station m e1-
pected 20 dock a N Tuesday ' " -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun 9o4 sets 43s Moon rises 2so
HIGH WATER
E. N-Sandy Hook s:54 Gov. Island 400
p M--Ssndy Hook 4:1oi Gov Island 4:l7
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER

Algonquin. Jacksonville. Ciyte.-...
Hamilton. Norfolk Old Dominion ...-
CITY of Columbus, Savannah. Savannah -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
TrEsDAY. DECEMRER 2

Erosf,rinzessn .Cherbourg November u y e Govd
Glasgow. November
'Soestdy Rotterdam. November
brooklyn city. Swansea November Bristol
Mobile. November &c. Mallory
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
Misses and Girls Apparel

Unusual Reductions In
Tailor made Suits and Fancy Costumes
Misses Taonadc Suits,
FaucyM Mixture various usrnodeIs Three-Qu rand
,te. ZIP E ,rTrrc9 "a MI, & 1ie % III I'D % r pa $3.50 A. SO
Formerly Priced from $500 to 695o
Misses Fancy Costumes, Afternoon
TwoP Models catorately . rn
and tnnne andI yrs
Formerly $225o to z25o
sfsS FHn Pieaed Mo u t af self @ f % y % IS g m long s3o5
Heretofore S. so and S6Q5
Girls Walking Goats, in Heavy ~
bradtr
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER

Queenstown November IS White star
Hall. November Wilson
Friedrich Crosse 81 Michaez November Jgov5
Fl Alba Galveston. November
Galveston. November
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
Lace Curtains and

Lace Curtains and
Stores Bonne Femme Greatly Below Values
IRISH POINT CURTAINS $3.50. $50. US
Values s575 975 Pair
RENAISSANCE CURTAINS s6.75, 1o.75, 1900
Values SS. o IS so Pair
1AcEr ARABE CURTAINS s7.75. o.5O 1850
Values So75 1880 Pair
c1uNy AND F1LEr LACE STORES. s7.75, 11.5O, 1878
Values $40 so 1880 Each
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
INCOMING sTEAMERS
TO-DAY.
MONDAY. DECEMBER ?.

'BiGcller- Hamburg. November %. Harnb Am
sCaTacas Juan. November Rs n
La Gsscogne. Eayre. November %. French
Nsdetlsnd- Antwerp. Red
Naples. November
Gibraltar November Italian
-1tg II Savannah Savannah. November
Galveston. November 2s Mallory
Galveston November IS SO Parfac
Id n .erat.er
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Para. Nov 2T-ucayan tBr). New York
liverpool, Nov 2e-Armeulan SEr), New yoS1k
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. DECEMBER ?.

pEcEMErR 5.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Umbrellas and Parasols
Suitable for Holiday Gifts
PARASOLS IN POINT DUCFESSE LACE EMRpornrprn
LINON, SILK AND PLAIN AND, FANCy
SILKS AT MODERATE PRICES
Also Tomorrow
Womens and Mems Twiled Silk Umbrellas
IS inch, handles of Cun Metal
Buck Horn Dresden Sterling Vstue ~A.yS
Extra Quality Silk Umbrellas, 2o and as inch
handles of Gum RuckTI
Pearl handsomely Y.
West Twenty-third Street
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

300 nm
300 d m
800 p m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Complete Lines of Bath and Loungng Robes of Imported
and Domestic make, Suitable for Holiday Gifts
MEMS HOUSE COATS, double efacedm
brown oxford shades p4SS to l.DS
JACKETS. of Velvet, Maasse and Broadooh $50 $500
Blankets new designs and colorngs 4.o5 to 21.75
LOUNGING ROBES of doubefa materials
Maelasse and Velvet, including
Grade Imported S.SS to ~. 50
Bas e'0'' AIS
Ys BATH ROBES of Figured Blankets sos, 3.o5, 4os
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21

NEGLECTED COLDS THREATEN
LFE-(From the Chicago Tribune)
:" Don't triAe with a cold is good
advice for prudent men and women.
1t may be vital inthe case of a child.
Proper food, good ventilation, and
dry, warm clothing are the proper
safeguards against colds. If they
are maintained through the change
able weather of autumn, winter and
spring, the chances Of a surprise from
ordinary colds viii be slight. But
the ordinary light cold will become
severe If neglected, and well estab-
lished ripe cold is to the germs Of
diphtheria what honey is TO the bee.
The greatest menace TO child life at
this season Of The year is the neg
lccted cold" Whether it is a child
or adult, the cold slight or severe,
the very best treatment that can be
adopted is TO give Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is safe and sure.
The great popularity and immense
sale Of this preparation has been at
tanned by its remarkable cures of
this ailment. A cold never results
in pneumonia when it is given. For
sale by all druggists
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21

Kamiah, idaho, Feb. 20-W. c.
Short has open up a roller skating
rink in the /. 0. o. z. hall at Kam-
iah and has adopted the following
rules:
Skating must cease at the stroke
of the gong.
Gentlemen will please skate with
hats removed.
Fast skating will not be permitted.
The use of tobacco in any form is
prohibited.
Never cross the skating surface
in passing to and from a seat; al
ways follow the direction Of the
skaters, and avoid interfering with
the movements of others.
Nc skater should stop eve for an
instant on the surface in the circuit
except to assist a lady.
Racing, pushing, tagging, trip
ping, OF any rude or dangerous
actions are forbidden.
Skating by more than two together
should be avoided.
When removing skates use key,
and return skates to skate room,
with heel straps buckled together.
Those under twelve years of age
will not be permitted to skate.
A cheerful compliance with the
above, and a careful regard for the
comfort and enjoyment of others, is
respectfully requested.
Mr.. Short reports business very
good and the public finds much en-
joyment at the rink.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21
There will be preaching in the NJ.

There will be preaching In the M.
z. church every Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock until further notice. The
pastor will preach at Mobler each
Sunday evening at 80. The sub
jet for next Sunday morning will be
MANS Search for God"
For SALE-160 acres near the
|tramway, well adapted to fruit rails
ing and gardening, plenty of pasture.
Fenced with three wires. No des-
cripsion through the mail. Co and
see place personally. Price $500.
Address Albert Tenger, P. o. Box
IS, Roosevelt, Idaho.
EsrRAY NorIcE-2yearling steers,
one red and one rean both branded y
on left hip, swallow-fork in right ear
and dulap on brisket. The red one
also has c branded on n hip and
underbits in both ears. Finder please
care for same and notify F. A. Wan
amaker, Greer, Idaho.
Lew Clark was called home from
Spokane last week on account of the
serious illness of his brother, Gabe
Clark, who is quite i'll with aPpen-
dicitis. Lew returned to Spokane
Saturday and as soos as Gabe has
recovered sufficiently he will 60 to
Spokane to be operated upon.
A man with more money than the
common run Of people, once entered
a downtown cafe and sat down to the
table and ordered soup. After he
had eaten the soup he waited some
time and as nothing else came he
grew tired of waiting and rose to go.
He approached the pretty blond be-
hind the cash register and asked
what he owed her. With a bewitch-
ing smile she said 81. He hsSded
her the amount and called COR a
cigar. In asking the price she in
formed him that il was Is cents.
He paid her the amount and remark
ed: What is that you have around
your neckS" She informed him
very sweetly that it was a ribbon.
sBut Why do you ask7" she in
co. he said. things are
SO d. high around here I did not
know but what it might be your
garter"
According to the map now being
prepared by the general land Office.
reserves cover one-third of
he state of Idaho. The maps that
have been in course of distribution
nave been exhausted The new map
S a great improvement in many ways
over the old me-. The most i'm
,ortant feature in the new map will
De a designation of the boundaries
md the extent of the forest reserves
the state. According TO the map,
cover 52.2 per cent
If the total area of the entire state
md in addition to this more reserves
Ire contemplated by the department
md will doubtless be created. The
.otal area of Idaho is 55,945, 600
acres. and "a, o67 $4,000 acres, or
percent, is Withdrawn for forest
reserves. reclamation and Carey act
purposes. This map will be ready
or distribution within a short time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21
Idaho

Idaho has never been a boom
state. but a developed and develop
ing state. The slowness of her
unfolding has contributed TO her elias
ITCHY, to her wcll-tempered condition.
Idaho is in two entirely distinct,
natural, Industrial, commercial dis
tricts. The panhandle is in the
inland empire, while the body of the
state is in the intermountain en-
pire. The inland empire section is
a mining. cereal and foresty region,
while the intermountain empire is the
garden spot of the nation in fruit and
vegetables.
1.-The inland empire section is rich
beyond expression in forests, the
noblest of forests, in mines of intense
wealth, and in cereal yield it is only
equalled in the rest of the Palouse
country across the line in Washing
ton.
Moscow, seat of the state uni
versity, and Lewiston, seat of the
state normal school Of the north are
in the Palouse country, which dis
tances every other portion of the
country in the yield of wheat. l
dare not give figures, which are SO
marvellous as to read like a bit of
romance. Suffice it to say that the
Idaho of the north is a bit of the
worlds area whose glory will never
be overstated. The day Is not far
distant when this entire district will
be net work of electric railroads
radiating from STANDARDIZATION
Journal of Education.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21

A MERICUS LODGE No. AZ, K.
ofP., meets in Odd-Fellows'
Hall every first and third Thurs
days in each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited to attend
P. w. MITCHELL, c. c.
B. c. BARBoR, X. of r. & S.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-02-21

M w. OF A.-NEZPERCE CAMP
1vA. No. 749S, meets the fret
Monday night of each month in
the /. o. o. F. Hall. Visit
ing neighbors cordially invited
&. NELSON, v. G..
R. Z. wHrrsrosK. Clerk