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The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10
Takes Over JeweirV Firm

The jewelry business heretofore operated here under the firm name of P. E. Kern, has been taken over by T. ID. Winter, who will conduct the same himself in the future Mir. Win ter has been running this business for five years and has worked up good business, which he exQ poets to increase now by making the store bigger and better than ever and carrying the best stock Of jewelry in the North The change Tn management took effect October 1st.
 Full outfits for babies at the Ladies Bazaar
 We have on hand at all times big supply of Beef, Mutton. Pork, Veal, Chix and Oysters. Valdez Market.
 will remain in my office Thursday evenings from ' to O.
 C. T. DAGGETT, Dentist, Next to Seattle Hotel
 LosT-A pair of spectacles Finder kindly return to Alaska Drug Go.
 Now is the time to order your Fall and Winter Tailor Made Suit or Over coat. We guarantee you a fit or no sale Dang Bros. Inc
 Keystone Bath House thoroughly remodeled and under new manage nent, is now prepared to give the cele. brated Rayfield and Turkish Bath and Nibratory treatment.
 Mas. REID, Proprietor Phone 9G.
 Green River Whiskey and Olym- bia Beer-Thats all, at the Horse hoe.
 50 styles of new oriental trim pings, complete stock at V. B. x n. Go.
 Follow the crowd to the Mon ana and see the new moving ictures.
 COAL COAL [aldez Dock Co, or Valdez Transfer Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-10
AMERICAN FIBER MATTINGS THE GREATEST FLOOR COVERING OF THE AGE

We have the exclusive sale of this product and have just received stock of angs and rugs all sizes we'll very striking designs Body Brussels capetings For the convenience of the public, have opened these upstairs in Mckinley Hall You are invited to ca and salesman will explain you the special feature ot this great American product Tis piabe like ron striking designs, be washed and all made from very fine twisted silk paper.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

TIE Ae4l wo1an Is = creature CT tbs
Imagination bur Tie real woman Is
stubborn fact whose practical lIfs
leaves llrrle ruom for fancy In youfh
err ideal woman h an embodinent O.
grace. beauty. culture ard refinement
Nc pze- can express In choicest rhyme
the exrellenees Of her virtues the
deptA Of her wiz4om- or the breadth q
her sosdnesS No artist however mas
terry his hand can paint the soft
texture q her skin the loving en-husi-
ASH of he- smile. and the sweerness
ef her npS that never uttered words
except such as are pure. truthful and
sui OF affection This Is our ideal
wonan- But rhe real woman Is sone
thing different. not alrnsether a crea-
rure Of beauty. yer not altogether a
creature dtTesred OF besuty and grace
The real womzn Is the patient loving
mother. the substantial fact OF the
family. The r0ilia<. watching. IN
weArsed dlSpenssr Of comforts and
blessings 10 her household and 70 50
csery- Not always uncomplainlnG bur
nsver shlrkfng from the duties OF her
position The real woman Is the
wDnzn Of resolufe purpose who boldly
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

There are few people who have lot
suffered ST one time or another By the
o1hAnd manne In which they we're
introduced 70 Others This kind Of IN
troducri0n Is likely 10 eznbarrzS some
pe0pAe just as the careful and gracious
Introduction Is one OF the essentials
In putting strangers AT ease In In
rodncing people The greatest are
should be taken 70 pron0usce both
names distinctly. II one name has IS
capped the int-oduoers memory II Is
safest and best . excuse oneself and
ask for the forgotten name- The o
delicate sensIbiliries should NOT be
wounded By such = slip OF memory. for
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

Thomas NeE1rsfh. o< the foUnd.
ers Of the New York Tribune
Nine. PATHS volos has gained Der
more than S5ooaooa Her best years
receipts we're approximately $4,000
Mrs Theodoclz Be4cAam Is said 70
be TIE only wonan contractor Ga .
railroad IN rhe United States She ID
from Michigan and has an important
contract with the Ola Dominion Rail
road OF New England
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

who Is there who has not at some time
OF another quite forgotten a we'll
known namez says Woman's Life. The
debat2ble question as TO whether a
woman should shake hands with a
nan who Is being presented 20 Der has
been solved By making Il only obIiga-
tory for the woman to offer her hand
70 the man WHEN the occasion Is IN
formal and the man Is being intro
duced TO one person at a time When
b s meeting q group Of people II
makes II embarrassing and awkward To
shake hands with all
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

No.ninE Is positively known 90 10
how long an ostrich win live 49,
wel'ers claim that II viii ilvs 100
yearS ostriches which are kpo,su 4
nave been In captivity for forty vssr.
ars s'ill breeding and producing fs.sh.
~ IL y the experience Of Argrrns
nsls MAJ amosg the birds having
500 nutritious green feed deaths .pl.
son occur except as the result OF nert-
uent a dog or other small su,,n.,
eln sometimes Brighten ossrichex ana
cause them 10 run into the fsnsn wssss
asy result 10 a broken len. When
,s,s happens the bird may az well ~
Al'ieo, as few ever recover from ~,ch
injury.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

4 us~i 70 10 1onx GA n-hosx~sna
franass said The woman physs~ten 4
made them out q xise ana ~~~~
rieS real triumphs q art. and / ennds
others out q hroksu rsasn, BITS az
eork and piecee Of broken china +
cut out oval or square piee~. 81 =. sss
board. covered ,scm with nl~s shsrk
sticky glue. thcn pressed tbe~s sh,a~
Into IT, covered them with 4 hssrs "a
= plece OF rock. All laid thssn awsv -
dry "
They WEIR "a USELESS "a ne s.~~,
mottoes and knitted tldlcs u.rslx 49,,
cntchers snid the first sp~sk.~ ~.
wonder that women hada't t.ns e. 49,.
an Interest 10 really important ,hsrm
An our time was taken an IN n.ksnv
and busting those dreadful x-ssnsvw~~
things.- S<
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

takes IL her hands the fate Of human
lives. and stands 5y Der seIf-imposed
dulles with unalnching wlL No fzI-
terfnx or ~mlszfrfnx no matter what
fhe tide O. eyenx brings her. abe
breasts TIE storm. ard shelters By her
cwn e-orzs those who depend upon her
The real wonan is q being Of cares
to the end wfrh concealed dlssproEnf-
zenrs and aching bearr with clipped
aspirations ard thwzr1ed hope< but
her herosxu and for1t0de n~Ter for
sake her
II Is often said that the WOVEN Of
tc-day are e@ez1fnzre. and lack TIE
sturdy herD9srn Ct Ger x~rzndzorherz
that rbey are rzc1lzttnx sn6 fail Of
vanity. Bur tits - not r8e O7s nzzst
admire the s@DuthAr-d pso1s~-
woman OF a Szzdrzd yez-s ago. bit
there L. 10 truth Il TIE 1nru-zrson Of
dexererzC- We 2sy c~1sz5e1xe al
dine 30 prssezt szc7 q 1o1Ge array o< /
woxnznhood as zs -c-1<v srx21znx CT.
Ia the zc-rs dzt1es q E1 TheT eoz
pose a galaxy neFer b@<oss s-9nzsec Il
tins history OF LIE wDxG One s1@
another has PASSED t1s boundary Lies
OF the ~r4us FAR shzH -asu It. and 10
further" ard TIE broad 9ei6s Of ee7rs
effort fn every 6~e5erzez~ ~ sG@1ce-
art and Iiterxture has rzs b<zz ope1
ed to them Tins tie rzzl w1snzz Is 9
living. nc<1ve entity II ste does zo
sptn she sslkx- II she Go~s no wexTe
abs writes books IL b Ores nor bake
and brew she xfTss fgr<s 5er sen
thought for bread ard Gyfzk 20 saess
whe axs N bunzezsf xz1 <x-xy x1~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23
a PoLYsEsIAE K


sone OF the people Of the South Sea
Islands are not lacking IN a sens Of
hunor- This says the author o. M
South Sea Log g~enerary manifest,
Itself In some form OF buroonery. Tia
town OF Mantaufu. on Of the ss.
moan Islands once boosted a -town
fooi~ named -Pu.u-matan-tanee~N
Lava The superiafiseiy Handsome
Bull They we're always fond Of r~
town fool. and q this one tAex Savs
especiaI latitude.
One day there came to Matausu az
Enzlish yacht on which were several
titled gentlemen. one o. WHOM SOON be
cane known % the natives for bis sx-
irene s~tInxines2 he made a prarro~
Of Offering o over txo shillln- FOR
articles which were worth as high az
afy dollars. so the natives dubbed
him -Ltna Vale" The csosensfed~
one sunday Lima vale atrsxsi~d
church 81 the mission. errzyed IN frp1k
coat and tall hat although his fellow
yachtsmea wore the usual white dscxs
Of the South Seax At the couclussor
OF the service. ss be left the churcn.
his Iordsbip found bis way obstrrctsi
BIZ Pulunatau-tanee=@Lava- who p~~
sented a striking picture. He wore the
uniform Of q German Infantry
captain. which was much too small sos
him On bis bead was a barrsr~f
minstrel white fop-hat. lent TO hnn
By one OF the yachtsrnen- In bis rnoush
a long German pipe His appear
caused an outburst Of laughter. OK
which be took no notice stridiax ID
bis Iordship. be took him BIZ the ar.
his energetic protestA
You are my brother he sasd In
-snd I shall now give you mr.
sauDe. Pulumafau-taneeseLava. and
hall take yours. Lima Vale. whSch
the Sting One
Thro~fnx an English penny amidst
be laughing natives be added. Ia sA
soan- go away. good people and en-
OF yourselves with my and my bso<hA
rs beosvoleDce.~
Then despite the frantic ~strurxs~~
{ his ordshfp TO free himself from his 4.
,rnssntor. P~uiu1stau pulled his
brother Iown to the yachts boat and /,
ft<d him into Il as II be were q child. +,
1dsns Insult TO The injury by Offering I
exchange hats with him Z
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

Once again long. graceful trains ars
10 Be seen and rs they are becoming
alike TO short and tall. Stout and slen-
der, II Ia to De hoped that the fashion
has come TO stay-vere such . thinz
20 be dreamed Of IL is to BE- noticed
that most Of the younger women stil
have their ball gowns cut rather short
that Il, while long all around ths
train L. scarcely noticeable Naturally.
the comfort Of a short dancing gown
Is great but then the charming lines
gfFen to the figure by a hong sweep OF
dix or satin should more than compen~
safe for the slight hn~convsniencs. and
q 9 a matter OF fact q long train f. no
more dirseult 70 manage and looks far
better when gathered up than a short
sr onal
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

John Thomas Brady got IN tonight
from St Louia John Thomas stopped
q little while In Pittsburg on ala way
here
Il beard sons OF them guys out
there talking about getting a coatof-
srma" be said Now, take fl from
me that the only right thing for most
Of this bunch Ia the way Of a coat-of-
srrss ~ould be a set OF burglars tools
properly dispisyed"-Wsshingfon Cor
r~>xpo1dence
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

Bent toes are indnoed by wearsnx
short shoes
TurnlpS. onions Gboage czsiroseri
watercress and borzradish contain
sulphur.
A few drops OF any good toilet water
In the last rinsing water gives q faint
suggestion OF perfume 10 the hair that
Is very refreshing
II one has a tendency toward takt1s
cold easily after washing the hair. q
little can de cologne or some other
spirit should be rubbed Into the scalp
after the hair Is dried
Oatmeal In the bath water VIII tn
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

ARTISTIC. ATROCITIES.


The w~eILfurnished home Is now mi-
~versaIly regarded among people Of good
taste as the bone from which cheap
ornamentation Is eliminated where the
plain and solid furniture depends on
its good lines. good material and PER
feet construction for lts beauty. and
where there are no dust-collectors or
useless objects. The New YORK Tri.
bune records tho conversation OF sev-
eral m~lddIe-aged Indies who were do
scrlbing a Iessadvanced period
Il remember some Of the fearful
things we used TO make to bcautify'
our homes. One Of the things I pre-
pared before my marriage to make my
home beautiful was a Glove apple said
one 4 took a large red apple. stuck
10 80 full Of cloves that none Of the np-
pie was left visible. decorated It with
a gorgeous red bow. and ' II a
and honored place on the
Of the front p~arIor.-
-Loveiyi- la~ughingiy exclaimed a
friend. But ! don't believe that for
real true art It would quite come up
10 some Of my decorations DID anv
you YER make any crystalilzed
xrnssesT
A shout Of -acquiescence went M
the group.
Gathered all the weeds for miles
'rcund our place" said one. -and dip
them in alum until the whole fam
~ went around looking as II they had
accidentally bitten into a green Dor.
immon.r
Yea said the author. and when
process was over you hung them
gainst the wall or put them In a vasa
n the mantelpiece-g
Right NEXT to the s-coop-shoyel. ar.
Istically giided, and adorned with
Inter scene, painted in oils and now.
cred with diamond dust, put In the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

Nina Re5ane the noted French &C
trssA proposes to establish q French
rhe@ter IN London
Hiss OTsn. Of Warwick, England.
xbo Is 30 years Cd has been teaching
szzday sebooi for e~szhtytTo years
Miss Ethel Bret Harte. daughter of
TIE <zr1sus California writer. LIZ to de-
rots be<B<f 70 concert vork, because
tie estate has proven 100 email to SIP
port the family.
Fra1css HcElrath- whoss recszt
sory OF Wyoming life has been fxvor-
atty rscsfysd. IL tAs grzntdsuxhtsr Of
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

TO say D thing and nean an
otbsr.~ says a writer in g isdy's paper,
is one Of the most ordinary desec9s
Of feminine nature II this we're ths
only trouble. however, one would know
what to DO What c~onfuses one 10 dat
now and again q wornsn ssys a sfnG
and mesns iG-L0ndgn GJo1A
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

part a TeITefy soffness % the skin To
avoid Stopping the waste pipes lie fh~
oatmeal In a good-sfzed ch~ee~ecsoth bag
Here ls q formula which viii heIu
In keeping the hair IN curl: Gum
arabic. one dram. sugar. one dram :
rosewater. two ounces. Nix and dis
solve Mois-en the hair with this sofu-
ton Put up In curling kids OF paperA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23
|EDITORIAISA
OPINIONS OF GREAT PAPERS ON IMPORTANT SUBJECTS


and more pressure to leave their positsoas a. legislators
ana engage ia occupations that brns larger peenni@Fy
rewards.
Raising salaries would tend 10 elevate the standard
OF service In Congress Therefore the extra money re-
CURED for tbs Increase would be wei sEeat-cAseaxo
Daily News
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

without pgont No one VIII pF~t~nd that ns~n ana mcan-
ca OF firerenf natioaaiities may not anA % nt marry
happily; bur such happy Marriages are k4s~d ufsn :
Personal attaeement that efereoasss az ordinaJ dlrer-
either sid@ @=-riagn o. coas~aiszrr. sl~a mas pr4s~r
between persons % ons raee and kis1r~d o~ bringing
up But arranged marriages A~fween eirerrnt nassss.
aiities are always h~azardors Eveu Erropean foTfan~
hunters are beginning - hsrn this and q Is high rfzs
Tor American girls 70 iearn T. Il i ons sksnx Is give :
fortune for q coscnr<. & = gnlte anotAer tAlng T. uas
for Il besides b. the sacrf1ee Of hoaor sna happlnes~ zns
oaes oxn and sne wvrids teem-Phasd~spAis L~4ssr
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

r. The real Is steadily nnding
her place In the higher waIks Of life.
art. science. and learning are within
her grasp and sr~stesaanship mnS fo+
l0w-HonsewifA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

suo~cribev-Give me ssven-dsqh,so
sevcneight. please.
~ieiepbone OPERATOR q do sa..
just at present. raadam, bs,
give you sometf5ag just az roas-a
merville Journai.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

IL Ia generally wise, when a man at.
se1npfs 10 jolly you, to keep your hand
- your pocket book
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

The Daily News denounced t~ mileage grab becarse Il
was an attempt TO seizure mo0~g from the public treas
my on false preSenses ana foe the direct benefit OF the
men who voted for T. A PROPOSAL 70 raise By a formal
Law the salaries % con<r~ssa hereafter 70 be esected
Is. however. 70 Dc commended The suggestion Is made
By leaders In Congress that the pay q TIE nafions law
makers be increased from 1900 % $500 a year.
Living n Washington Is sxpenxye A man who serves
the publlc as 4 memher Of Congress Is obliged to leave
bis home for = large part Of each year and consequently
t5e profits Of his regular business or OF his professional
activities are much curtallet OF ar destroyed altogether.
The temptations are many 10 accsp< offers OF employment
or business opportunities that lsvolse a Surrender Of
legislative Independence Salaries and wages arr rsslnx
IN ali tines Because OF this fact capable and dislnter-
ested servants Of the people IN coagress are under more
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

He exploitation o. tie eoaaesfte froueies Of
the castsIlanes and MsriboroaxAs L. 20
more catering 70 The appetite FOE seznssI
Both Of these wers whaf are eaied ~txii-
liant marriages. and fA@iF ssrdld sna 30
miiiafiax end gives thea s~nteTnarozal ln-
portanoe. The obrions i~ssaa eanaoa ts
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23
HroHEz SALARIES ron coxoaEssxEx.

who voted nr tbs mileage grab defended
their action on rAs ground that their sal
aries were % low thar p~ervuizites OF this
kind should A0t Be questioned Their argu
neat 40 doGbt fz1uced many citizens 10
lnnk mon liz nxen.A Nth lnfnLrent e1ea
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

helegrnph operators DO business IN
q sound basis even II It In on tick.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

some people seem to think that loud
"ik makes a sound argument.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

- N--&A% La L1l4A4A ~ - -
tTrNHSNI pors&nt parttcnlAnA Greater protection must
1891 be tnr0Mn about fhese lands Ia order 70
thwars the schemes OF specnlafors- The aim
OF me government IS 70 facilitate settlement and create
homes but some OF the provisions which were intended
70 encourage these objects have been utilized by land
grabben 70 their oNn selfish advantage
That these frauds may be stopped the Secretary or
the Interior must be given authority % increase the numr
h~r Of inspectors To see that homestead conditions are
carried eur Ia good faith. and the President further rec
ommends the employment OF mining experts whose duty
II shall be 70 Determine the nature OF mineral deposits
D~reopmezt Of coal and iron mines Is greatly impeded
BY the presenf leasing restriction. and a more liberal ar
rangemsnt Is suggested
The trend OF these reozmea1ation= Is Enthusiastically
IN the Interest OF reform The public and frauds have
been = rravesry on government. 80 easily have they been
perpetrafed The President would have this vast public
domain 50 policed that these frauds viii no longer Be
possible and be would have the method Of distribution
for the enconraeenent % settlers - changed that the
primal purpose Of the government can no longer Be de
feafed By specnlatOrs ana corporationA-Toledo Blade
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23
THE child IS BOTHER TO THE womAx.

- Published b. the stndeHts o.
"a a coedneatton Institution has published a
IN bitter article on the influence Of the siKl sta
IL dents IN college elections The girls arc 4e-
Sssj eused q being innueneed BY the good looks
lHs1ESJ Of a student b the elegance Of bis etoth-
INK. or his devotion 70 themselves iDcfytfa-
ally or collectively. Girls are more easily zsamE~sdeA.
they vote without reason. they do not sim az the good
Of their college or their class, but satisfy the wktn %
the moment To these serious seeusatt0ns the young
women reply that The young men srs nean things aud
that they may keep their old paper 70 themselves Ia the
future.
Without attempting TO cecids Whistler oF not tbs
charges are true. II may be stated that II true they Goa
stitute . formidable argument against giving the ballet
70 women IN elections Of public onadalG If the ano~s
highly educated portion Of womAnkiad Is Irrational and
irresponsible Il may Be presaned that The less cnltnres
majority viii be 50 There i 4 pable danger thsearene6
here. II Il be alleged that the colegs sta6eafs srs
Young aud viii know better later Il may be answered
that IN such matters the child Ia moEher 10 tAs woaaAa-
Chicago Tribune.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

wholesale frauds In government lands
has called from the President a recommen-
darion that Congress amend the Laws gov
ernlng the national domain IN several I'M
pors&ns parttcuiars Greater protection must
be thro~n about fhese lands Ia order 70
thwarr The schemes OF sperulatorM Tbs aim
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1907-05-23

Right NEXT to the scoop-shoyel, ar.
hstically giided, and adorned with a
winter scene, painted in oils and now.
dered with diamond-dust,, put In the
teacher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-27
BISHOP DENIES PRIESTS AUTHORITY.
Says Paterson Missionary Has No Standing
in Diocese of Newark

Paterson. y. j.. Feb % tSpecaD.-The Rev Andrew
Morostica has been conducting u Catholic mission
in the Riverside section of the city. and when
Father Stein pastor OF the Church of our Lady OF
Lourdcs declared from his pulpit that the Italian
missionary acting without authority the mis-
s.ouary issued statement declaring that his au-
thority came directly from the Pope. Father Stein
sent a special messenger 10 Bishop O'Connor OF
Newark with Il copy % the statement of Father
Morostica ard Bishop O'Counor issued the fol-
lowing:
It is an unheard Of thing that the Holy Father
should commission a priest To establish a church
mission in regularly constituted diocese with
tuat diocese The advice. commands. directions
etc, of the Holy Father always conveyed the
faithful through bishops ana hence if the Rev
MorostiCa had been commissioned 10y the Holy See
to organize a parish and establish parish church
In Paterson Bishop O'Counor would have been in
formed. either directly by the Holy Father or ind-
rectly by thu Sacred Congregation of the Propl-
ganda
The Rev. Morostica never submitted his So
called letters of authorizations 10 Bishop OConuor
The faculties he receive while he miOiStcrfd n
The Italian church al EtDa. Bergen County We're
withdrawn when hi services in tAat church were
dispensed with. ana ne told expressly that he
had authority even TO celebrate mass ia the
diocese. Whatever his 'schoolmate.' the RiEht
Rev Giovanni BreSsan. wrote him. 4 IS certa n
that the Holy Sc" tas no. authorized hts Irregular
conduct Riverside. aad the Italian ca tho;'Cy OF
that district hereb" advised that tie Rev Moro
silica IS not priest IN COCA STANDING IN the do
Of Newark and that they SHOULD not receive
his spiritual mnistratons