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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11
Giir Mdltnna Der Uniform.

Eropiocncc, u. s., 10. April,
- &iclc 6lottcn- Cfii5icrc, ooruutcr
oltd) NomiroI Gcucp, mobntcn cinent
lcrmin Dor Dem &ultij.Gomitc oeS
&boOc &@lonO Observation-Disclosures
lei, nm cine @orlnae 5l bcfiirmortcn,
0urd) lpclhc Die Uniform scr 9ltrt-
ocamorinc on allen Nrtcn 9cid)iibt
merOcn lou. Scr @orIn9e lic0t Scr
SAL Dca Norinc . lllrteroiii3icrs
6rco. ). @iinjlc 5t @rumoe, meldcn1
III 9tcmport ser Gintritt IN cine Cans.
halle oermei8crt Woroen mar, neil or
lid in llniiorm beiun0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11
@cacu Siirgidaft cntlaiicn.

ct. 2ouis, Mo, 10. Ipril. =
Or. Gngelborot @oeriter, JIM, eiu
moblbefounter Ir5t bon bier, lueldcr
oorgeltern g(bcno oui oieslnflaee Der.
boftet lpilroe, Steele 9ea, einen Cape
5irer, erifolien 81 baben, mGbreno
oieier umSonntog iriib iin9eno ourd)
Die StruBe ging, lit gegen 9iirgihoit
in Sobe bon $4,000 AMI freien SUB
aeiett morOen. Gr lebnte es ob, ir.
geno cine Iusloge SIT MAIDEN, ebe
Ell einen Nnlualt engogirt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11
Srgnn's nadlltc HciIcn.

Sincoln, Ncbr., 10. Npril.
@n. 5. Srpnn miro pom II. bis sum
-. Npril iid1 I'M Staote Ncm-Dort
aufboltcn. Mdbreuo ieines Iufcnt-
boltcs in Der Stoot Tcip. Dorf miro
er leinc @ottin ollf Der @eimfebr BON
europa begriiBen. gtGd)lten Wonto0
f0brt Sr. @rpon pon bier nod Eeo.
ria, &as., moielbit CT am IA. Ipril
clne Reoc bGlt. gm 10. unb Is. bS.
WftS. miro er lit Wid)igau pcrlueilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

miro i'm S6loB Sdonbrlun SAINT
lien Elmer lt%ottiilocn. 2l6cn03 rci-
zen ole Ocltldcn 6iiritcn bercit@ mic.
Der db. Sic %Gcremonic'n iinO ullf
oell tltr5elt 3eitrolm juiammcn &c.
orongt INN 0ic rmucrmciolidcn
S%fropoben fiir ocu &oiicr 6ron5 So.
lepb onf odS Gcringitm0Qlihc Wtob 81
bel6rdnfen.
Guell3mii dcn @roi Stcrn,
BERG uno 9crgmonn.
Ger G5cbc @cr0monn uro @roi
Stcrnbcrg, 9ci0c Mitglic0cr oca 2lbs
9eof0nctcnbouie@, bobCn iid) MN ood)
ollelllrt, obiuobl Ca bcreit@ dis lid)cr
ge9olten bate, ouB Der 3mcifompi
rucgcll 0CS Giniprlldla oCo NcgimCnt5
0c9 GrItcren pcrmic0elt pcr0cn mir
Dc. 9os GllcQ mllr0c uui SGbcl
dll09ctn6tcn. NCrgmnnn marc am
Gberdrm lcid)t gcritt, ulO nod Der
GonItotirun9 Oiclc9 n@luttgcn" lpur-
DC Der &an1pf fiir becnOct crtlGrt.
Gen NnloB 5t Der ScrUuaiorocrlulA
Bate cine ICuBerum0 Ncrgntonn'9 I'M
Furlomcrt gcbiIoct, ourd mcIdJc iid
@rof Stcrnbcrg bclciOiQt gCiilbIt
bate,
Ncuc MISUNDERSTANDING.
Wu0upeit, 10. Npril. - Atod)
longlulcrlgcn erbittcrten &dmpicL
bel mcld)cn ule Wiittcl mo Wtittcls
den Der Sbltrllftion IN N%mucu0un0
0cbrod)t murben, lit nllnmebr bic
lleltc Notwithstanding I'M GlbgcorO.
1ctcnbaule 0CS u1gorildct Hcid9tus
gcS nngenommcn morocn. Gunit ioQ
Die @cIobr Der SbitruftiolL, mic lie
bt3bcr bon Sen &roatcn bctricbcn
luor0Cn lun0 nod Scr in Nu9lid)t &c
llontmcncn Hciorm ocS Wublred)ta
audi BON on0CrCn NotionulitGtcn
mlsQcilbt mcrben t0nntc, nnd) Of6Qs
lidteit nusgciholtct mcr0eu. Sic
Notwithstanding io1 Ocm YrdliOcns
ten fiinitig bic Mo0ltdfcit bietcn, nit
3uitinmunq Der Eortciiilbrcr cine
glrt H%eocipcrrc 81 pcrbdnQen, 10 bob
cine S%bitruftion icOcr 3cit nod BE,
llcbcn mnn0toot gCmod)t iuCr0cn
fam.
Sn ocn nollcn @citintn11mgcu lit
icopd cine mciCutlidc NlSnnbmc
uie0Cr poracicbcu. Sic critrcdcr
lid nid)t oirf Die Observation-Disclosures
mo -onocrc g%cmciniomc NnAclcGcn.
hCitclL menl Oieic Dor 0a8 Serum
0e2 EorlomcntS fommcn.
cine ruiiii6c Gorlcguu0 q.
Petersburg 10. 9(pril, - Die
rlliliid)c Hc0icrumg bcoblihtigt bcnl.
nGhit Die Grogc Ser Serritoriul &Cr.
moltuna in &orbiu mo GboIlur in
elmer ofiiiiclIen 4nrlcgllit0 ST bcban.
bcln. Gem @ernebncn nod miro
bicic. Srno9cblmg 0ie fiir5lid) pom
oCn ruiiiiden 9otidoftcr in Moib-
ingtom Baron HoIcn Crl0lttcrtc Stcl-
hung bcfrGftiNcn. Gic gauge Strcit.
irngC mur0c hcfonlttlih Dor 0rci NO.
den ourd) Ocn otncritoniihcn 9oniuI
Siihcr III @orbin oufQcrodt. Der lid
mcigcrtc, sic %S,riSoiftion NllBlono'S
oll5lCrtcnncn unb lid oni Sen StonO.
pluft iteQtc. COZ CT nllci1 an China
atfrcoitirt ici.
Die ,9topoic grcnlio" brin1t zinc
Nod)ridt ans Sarbiu, oie iibcr 0cll
Sort9on0 bcS GonfIittS cingcbcnO be.
rid)tct mo hcrporbcbt, Dob bic TcinO.
icIigtcit 5luiidcn HltbIonp mo Gbino
ltctiA 5llncbmc. Gbino trctc ollcll
rliiiid)cn administrations g Ginrid.
trn,ncn in scr Wonbidurci cnt0cQcrl
olli BEN @rlul6 bin, 6oB sic GiIcn.
bubn.Gon5ciiioncn Iid MIR oli Srona-
portrcd)tc un0 nid)t onf ScrlpaltitngS.
Sltnftioncn crItrCdcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11
Sn 2inpln nmtcrlascn bic Erpbibitiu'
niltcn.

Sincoln II, Hebr., 10. Ipril. -
Nadl longerer @erotblutg erflGrte,
Die MitglicOcr ser gcciie-G ommiiiion,
6ob Die 8egncr Der Erobibition III
Der Stn0tmahl NIT elmer Mebrbeit
non 800 Stimmen geiiegt baben. SSnl
Se5irf ~" lei Elm 3abliebler began
gen morben, ocm5ufulge es crit nlls-
gcicbct babe. ais OF Die Trobibitip.
nilten gemonnen bGtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11
@ctaatcr @anticr bcacht SclblmorO

Gbtcogo, 10. Aprt(. - Sorcr5
:. ancclono, Elm iid in's YripotIeben
5lrriidgeSogencr @antier, Der iid) eli
ncS groben 9cfnnntenfreiies err
ireute, bat lid bier erihoiien. Snec-
tonO frG1fclte if)on lcit Idngerer 3cit
ltno bate iih aud, aus oieien @rlln-
DC Don ser @ontiirmo anceInno, Sic.
mcnt & Curtis, oeren Seniormitglico
CT mar, 5uriidge5ogen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

mcrOCu IN Ncib ltI0 @lic6 oltiQcItCllt
uu0 Dam pom oclH @oucrn inipi}irt,
mnbci Die @ltcrH niht miiOc lpcrOCn,
oie Nor}iiNc ser @tuocr an5ltprciicn,
Ger gauge Sag C31. Mars bcrgebt
nit oicicr N1lalpohI. GInigc Der Gltc
rem Sinner, sic id)ou elm oocr mchs
rcrc NioI lin Nua0inN" Dorcn, &c.
ben ibrcn iiingcrcn n2CiOcnSGcnoiicn"
oft cincn @inf, lpcnn Gin @ultcr lid
nubt Scr oils Elm @robion bcfulnt it,
unb 0o9 &tno llldt elmer HCr0inGunI
an oeniClbcn mogIidlt III C%ntgcben,
ubcr nift INNER nit GrfolG. 9toh
Der NltamobI bcAcbcn iid Die Gltcrl
nit Sen @oucrn ms Mirthanuu3, luo
Der Gcr0in9lng& Gontrott untcr5cid)-
net un0 Die Noltcrn Die ucrcinbor.c
Smnmc qCm0hnlid fir Die gu15c
NcroiuQlm99iriit bon iicbcn Monotcn
IN Scr &0bc pom 60 bis so Wfurf oltS
~bc3oblcu. Gle 9cOinaumgcn iinO icbr
bart u1O lolltcn 0obtn, onB bic Sim
Der 3lum oNicbbijtclL 0ollanrbcitcL
StourciniglnQ &inocrbiltcn, &Icb.
fiittcrn 2ltagGngc MADDEN unO Ioniti-
gCu 9ttbcitcn %or1gcbnltCn mcr0cn fon.
ucl. Y@lttc @cbdnOlung" lit cine Der
@c0ilglmNcn Der N%croingung, ubcr
mic elm Observation-Disclosures @iott
Cbcr Shnobcu'5, Oo9 cine llntcrills
dung uor1cnommcn bat, bcbultptct,
miro Oicic @c0tngrn0 mcbr ollBcr
Ndt gclolicn, ais bcfolNt 10 Dob Oiclc
&inocr Qc%ilm0bcitlih p0liQ 0ebrohcn
inioIQc Der ibncn piocrfobrcncn De
bnnOIlmQ nod Nauie 5lrildfcbrcn.
NcrBcrrciBCuoc S3cncn ipiclcn Iid
oft alb, lucnll bic &tn0cr iih bon ibrcll
Gltcrn trCnncn mo ibrcn ncltcn Scr
rem iolgcn miiiicn. 9cr cin5iQc 2idt-
bid fir 0icic Sinner lit Ger rs. Sfto-
Der, Der Jog, oEodtoQ," mcm tic ibrc
mcni9cn Sicbcnlndlcn IN elm @ii,Orl
ihniircn mo ocn Sol olti ocnt @cNc
nod) ISricorihaboien pcrIoiien, no Scr
a%inocrpcreil lid ibrcr onnimnlt ul10
tic nod ibrcr 0cimotb mcitcr Id)idt)
&ricQSihif III p~erloiicn
Bort an Yrtncc.
Eort an Frincc, 10. Npril.-
Ger britlifc Stronger nGrciip" fGbrt
morgcn BON BORT at Erincc ob. 3mel
Gage ip0tcr ioIgt linn Der oclttihe
arcl5cr Bremen"
MCnn oicic bciOcn &rcll5cr tort
iinO, blcibcn MIR nod Die omcritoni-
ld)cn &ric9aidiiic, Der arcll5cr o0e8
Nioinea" uuO Die &ouoncnboptc Ma.
rietto" ln0 nEobucob" ais Mohcn
ga.
Nm Soroinicn'a 81 ii tie &C..
Itrun0et.
@oIiqlori S%orOinicn, tO.9lpril.
- Ger NorO0cutihc &lopO0ompier
oNobclt5oacrn" lit oltf Der 6obrt pom
NIcrunoriu nod) Moricilc3 bel 9lIg-
hero, Sor0infcL %NCitronOct.
o0obcn5oucrn" iriibcr o&oiier gSil.
bcIm Der 3mcitc" Qcnonnt, iubr bis
Dor bier Sobrcn I'M rcgclmGBigcn
&crfcbr 5piifen NCp Nnrf uno &c
ma. GoS Shiff lit Elm Shronbcn-
Compiler nit aoiiitenrdumen iiir I'M.
gcfQbr $50 TuiiuQicrC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

ldluerc &ci6cn ltn0 groBe Soften per
uridhcrt, bcrourNerllicn mcr0cr. Gtc
acllamtc 2iIocintion iiibrt cllle1
clcr1i'dcn &ompf gcgcH Ole Tcrlms
rciniglutg Der @cipGiicr 0cS Stoatcs,
iu~Sbcionocrc oes Suoion itno ser 9oi
non Ncm.Dorf, gcGcn OoS ieeigc Sps
item ser Drainage. ionic bic pcrfebl'
ten Sauptob3uGsfonGlc, beItcbcnoc
ltno proieftirte, mouon 5nct, Der i'm
9runr- lbale I'M Stuate Nem.Oorf,
Eno ser I'M Guiiaic.1 bolc, Nem Ser
len, i~nnCrbnlb 81 Stunocn nidt nc
niger ais 600 Winioncn @oaoncn
&loofcmuoIier III Sic 9oi bon Ncm-
g)orf obgebcr. Sr. @ntf ingt, mid
tiger ais sic gcplonte grboltln0 uno
&eriH0nerltnq Scr NiogorofGlle nno
oea Niogara lei oic AbiteQltng 0c8
6crcgtcn llcbels, Dem sic Stootss uno
N>moeSregicrung i'm &ntcrcIie Der
oQgemeincn @eiunObcit a5uitGnoc raid
un0 griinOIi6 abbelicn ioatc.
Ero3eie gcgen Foptcrs
Sruit.
Die pom Dem Spred)cr Cannon
cingcbradtc HcIoIltion, norm nm
Information bnriibcr gcbctcn miro,
mel6e Sdritte erQriiien mor0en limo,
nm gc0en Sen Yopicrtrlllt por5ll-
ocbcn, lit Dem General annalt 30
nopartc 5uQcgorNcn rno Don 0ieIcnl
Dem Stills. @cncroIonmolt Elr0D
i~ibcr0eben porbcn, nm sic Nntlport
fiir Oas Observation-Disclosures oll93lt-
orbcitcn. @ic c8 bciBt, miro aus Der
2lntluort erIi6tlid) Icin, Dab Oas Slt'
itiSocpartcmcnt bcrcitS cinlettenoe
Shrittc 0ctbon fat, I'M oic 9comtcn
0cs GrultS altf @rlno Don Criminal
~9lnflagcll GIT projciiircn, unb wobr-
idcinlif mir6 cs aus bieicn @rltnoe
nift m0gltd icin, Dem GolgreB piel
oetuiairtc Conformation 81 liefcrn,
neil ooourd Ser Griolg OeS acrift-
lihcn S~eriobrcns gciGbrOct wiir0c.
llnier Gorinl 5n Sarbtn.
Gic rliiiitc Hegicrllng lit I'M Be
iib scr Inli6tcn ocs omcrifaniidcn
StoatS TCportcmentS iibcr oie N0.
mIiniItrntion ocS SbcilcS BON Surbip
III ser Wonoidurci, meld)e inter Der
GontroIc ser hineiiihcn .@oitern
Hoilnap So" Itcht nn0 bc5ii9ltf mel
der Ser uncrifoniif)e 8enerolfonIll
6ii6cr sic SteaitnQ cinninnnlt, CT Jet
oltSIhIicbIid) Bel Ghind occrc0itirt
ltn0 f0rnc oaber feinc on0crc 9%llltori-
tat ollCrfcmcn. Gltrd oieic Car
lealmg, mcIdb2 pom StootsictretGr
NoDt ob1ciabt lit, miro oie Stelltng
6c& @cncrnlforiulS 6iiher pol1It1nOig
ultircht crboItcn mo bleibt gcnolt
oieicl6c mic 5uoor; iic Miro onrh bos
Hcitltat Der jcBt 5piidcn Den Hcgie-
rltngcn non Wol6in9ton lin6 Yeters.
burg 0cpiIo8cnen &erbonolnngcn
nid)t 9cdll0crt mcr0cn unb @encrols
&oniul Ntihcr miro nclle Snltrllftio-
ncn nidt crhaItcl1.
Seine @iumiihu auf
Snpti.
0o5 6lottcn . GcportcmCnt lit BON
Der 8cltcrn crfolgten Nnflltit 0ca
aanoncnbootc3 dubuque" in Gort-
al.Frincc, Nopti, ucritGnoiAt moroen,
NoS ~aricgSlhifi fam bon 8ltantas
nanto, no cs Soblen al 9or0 gcnoms
men bate. &m StnotS- Tcportement
bGlt man at Scr %nIl1cmeincn Tolitif
felt, nidlt 5u intcrpcniren. Ger @e.
lan0te 6llrniB b1lt 0oS St0dts . &c
parten1ent iiber oic Situotion nii
&apti, melhe GllBcrit %perluorrcn lit,
beIt0n0ig oltf oem &otfcnben. &n
ltcbcretnltlmmll1g nit bieicr Eolitif
Der Hid)tetnmi'drillg miro olen rcuos
lttionGrcn SlilftIinacn oos Niplredt
in Der omcritoniiden @clonotihait
r~nuipnitput nrro,rinrrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11
Yroteit 9egcn @oiier
Serum nigultg 4.

Sn einenl an Den TrGii0entell
Hooiepelt gerid,tcter Sd)reiben lenft
&. Satt bon Neip- Oorf, Soriiber bes
Golnite's gegen Srinfpalier : Scrlnn-
reiniglung Scr nN..9. Werd)ants'
Aiiocintion," sic Mllfmerfiomfcit oes
TrGiiocnten in o%ringcnben @ortcn
ani Die "@oiieruergiitlng," melfe
olird) 0en foit aagemeinen Srouh oes
neutrality-suspicious. pom alonfernpaiier
III Die Sliilie uno Strome bes Staa.
ties uno bes '2anbes i'm AIgemeinen
pcrnriddt miro, moburh Spphlls or.
5cilgt miro, o~aiGbrIid $4,000 Men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11
Tir Semobner

Der Wataria= @essnben iinb Sutt's
Piaen unumsdnsIid notbipenois. benin
bieIelben bol.eu bos SpItem in ssboris
gem .3uianoe unb Iino
sin a6(dulrS 9ei(milIrf
fir &upfirmerSen. llnpcrfuuliateif,
Malor:a, ttdee 2c9er, GartIei5ig.eit
uao Gle bili0ien 2eioen.
TUFTS Lebcy PILLElI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-11

miro I'M S6lob Sdonbrrmm SAINT
licn-Gincr ltottiin0cn. g(bcn0S rel
len ole oclttidcn 6iiritcn bercita mic.
Der ob. Sic Gcremonic'n iino oltf
oell fnr5en 3eitroum 5ltiommcu &c.
orongt. nm oic mlocrnlcioliden
Stropobcn iiir ncn aoiicr 6ron5 So.
'epb nrf oos GcringItm0QIihc W}ob 81
beI6rdlfen.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22

viii be offered for sale. Free luncl
at noon.
Those who are interested in :
pleasant social evening can find i
at the Methodist church FRIDAY
evening. An Epworth League anc
an evening Of song and a social time
for young people can be anticipated.
Come. c. w. Everett.
Do Nor TAKE THE RIsK-When
you haye.a bad cough or cold dc
not let it drag along until it becomes
chronic, but give it attention and gel
rid oft. Take Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and you are sure of relief.
For sale by all druggists.
STBAYED or SToLEN-From Ed
Jenkins pasture about the middle Of
September two yearling mares, one
sorrel and one iron-gray. gentle and
halter broke, no brands. Liberal
reward for information leading to
their recovery. W. z. Barrows.
Jas. Marker left Tuesday for Pull
man to attend meeting of the board
Of directors of the Farmers State
Educational & Cooperative Union.
Mr.. Marker will visit Soap Lake in
Douglas county. Washington, before
returning in hopes of bene6ting his
health. He expects to return in
time to vote for w. J. Bryan.
Services at the Christian church
next Lords day as follows: Bible
school at 10 100, devotional services
at IL 100, subject - instruction. I"
Communion at IL so. Evening ser
vices as follows; Christian En-
deavor at 6 80, song service at 7 80,
sermon at 8 100 subject-"The Ideal
Geo. II. Ellis.
DR.. Cunningham, v. S. The
sure winner auctioneer and evange-
list of the Nezperce Boss Barn, will
doctor your horses, cry your sale or
preach your funeral. You pay your
money and take your choice. III
you don't see what you want please
order it. All kinds of experience.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Sale dates
made at the Herald Office.
! DIED-At her home two miles
last of Russell on October 18th,
1908, Mrs. Sharlot L. Dixon, aged |
Sc years, IL months and 20 days. |
Mrs. Dixon leaves to mourn her loss
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22

il would be too late to amend il foI
another two years1 Furthermore.
how does Mr.. Goodnight stand on
the railroad commission9 He very
adroisly avoided this question in his
talk and also in his communication
10 the Herald. BE should know
that such a commission is needed by
the farmers TO make the grain law a
complete success and that the farm
ers are demanding il. Is he in favor
OF railroad and warehouse COM
mission or has some one told him
they did not want Il and Mr.. Good
night Is bowing to his dic,ates9 This
Is a time when people want TO know
a candidates position on certain ques-
tions and what he will do or at least
try to do IL he Is els cted 10 Office
and unless he is willing to come out
In the open and state his position he
need not expect the support Of the
people this year and especially the
farmers even though he be farmer
himself and claims to be a friend to
the farmer.
Every farmer on Nezperce prairie
will find when he gets his tax card
this fall that his state and county
taxes have increased from FIVE to
fifteen dollars on every 100 acres of
land. The amount of taxes to be
collected in the county will be ap-
proximalely the same as last year.
Who is getting the benefit Of the
taxes Of the farmers Of Nezperce
prairie1
Why would Il not be good thing
for the state to loan some OF It's cheap
money TO the farmers on first class
real estate security instead of loan
ing all Of Il to the b ake;s or hold
ing II In the banks down. there at
Boise and other banks In the state
The annual salary and expenses
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22

The communication from L.
Goodnight, candidate for state sena-
tor. published in last weeks Herald
is practically the same as that pub
lished last April from Mr.. Goodnight
ia reply 10 an attack BY the Herald
upon the grain commission and their
work intimating that they we're try
log to favor the grain companies
instead of the farmers and pointing
out that c. Z. Wood, who was one
OF the commissioners, was also one
of the three grain companies who
we're buying grain on this prairie
Il also stated that L. Goodnight
had been closely associated with j.
p. vollmer In business way for
many years. The article 10 the
Herald also called attention 10 the
fact that Mr.. Goodnight had with
held his communication form the
public regarding the grain law be-
ing inoperative) for three months
and Il is doubtful whether or not
this communication from the attorney
general would have ever been known
BY the public had Il not been for the
attack on the grain commission.
Would Il not have shown much
better faith on the part Of Mr.. Good
night had he let the public known
that the Law was imperative for
want of funds, as soon as he was so
notified instead Of waiting until the
people themselves we're about to
make an investigation II nothing
had been said by the people on this
prairie do you suppose the people
would have yet known the condition
of the law7 Do you believe Mr..
Goodnight was intending to 90 down
TO the legislature this winter to have
that Law amended OF his own accord
or do you believe he was intending
10 allow II to 60 by unnoticed until
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22
Squally weather.

Squally weather.
Ralph the auctioneer.
Have you registered1
w. E. Larson, real estate.
Ralph wants more sales to cry,
Skift of snow yesterday morning.
Don't forget the dance Saturday
night.
Quick service at the Farmers Res.
taurant.
Ralph can cry your sale and do
it right.
First-class bakery in connection
with the new restaurant.
C. w. Felt was Lewiston visitor
the forepart of the week.
Farmers Res.aurant-the place to
get something substantial.
It don't take Ralph all day and
part Of the night to cry sale.
Remember Ralph makes all his
dates through the Herald Office.
The towns gone dry. Spend your
money for chuck, boys. Try the
Farmers.
The town is surely on the boom
a good restaurant and a railroad
coming too.
Our special merchants lunch from
IL to 2. Try 1t. 2sc. Farmers
Restaurant.
A large crowd Of Nezperce people
returned home from the Lewiston
fair Sunday.
Non account of lack of space we
are compelled to leave out several
items this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Schroeder left
yesterday for short visit with re-
latives in Spokane.
Il costs no more to put up right
than any old way. Get right at the
Farmers Restaurant.
NThe bonded Indebtedness of the
state Of Idaho in 1897 was 1928, 900.
II Is now 81 ,5s4 900.
Your politics arc all right-what
vou need is avoirdupois. Get II at
the Farmers Restaurant.
Harry Light, of Pomeroy, is visit
ing with his sister, Mrs. Charlie
Cox, who lives near Russell.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22
REGISTER AND VOTE

We desire 70 that OF 600 voters in
Nesperce precinct only $50 registered, which means inA the
election vas 10 only little han the voters
roud be eligible makes difference how many times
YOU have registered voted before wish 10 vote al the com
ing election necessary for 70 register again Don de-
yourself by thinking ohFvse II you Wish 70 vote on Novem
Der 3fd the thing necessary 10 register Those Who are
entitled to register and do not avail themselves OF he oP
uv should seriously consider disadvantage which places the
ne pscnct n MOI only Lessen peni representation TO
county but shows dormant and
community instead OF activity and progression None OF Us
an our precinct falling of the vote There no reason
for the voters II these people Who DO not
register dsanchse themselves and lower their repre-
senaon 70 future county conventions living IN country where
the deprived them OF voting they would doubtless De
6 10 take their Indignation 10 such condi
son OF affairs Exercise your right American citizen Let us
impress upon everyone the Importance Of him or her registering and
voting Is you YOURSELF community and your
country No your politics may be- register and vote
the prevail has on former occasions from
nov on YOU register the Herald Office day except sunday
The registration close 100 Saturday evening" October 81
and II you the books by that time cannot vote
n you your duty citizen do not complain you are
moi satisfied Let appoint himself or her,
that their friends and neenoofsa are al
registered DO nov and have II over with
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22

four sons and one daughter-H. r.
Dixon, Levi Dixon, Chas Dixon,
Bertha M. Dixon and Grant Dixon,
of Spokane. The funeral services.
we're largely attended by relatives
and friends. The services were
conducted by Rev. Geo H. Ellis,
assisted by the Christian church
choir. Mrs. Dixon was laid at rest
beside her husband in the Nezperce
cemetery.
J. w. Jameson died October OH
at the home of his son near Kamiah.
de was born in Bensonville, Arkan-
sas, in l845. Came from Nezperce
here to reside about one year ago.
He has been an invalid for 10 years.
He is survived by his wife and ten
children who are left to mourn the loss
of husband and father. Two Of the
children we're present at the funeral
and their names are William Jams-
son, of Kamiah, at whose home be
died and Hershal Jameson, of Nez-
perce. His funeral was conducted
by the l. o. o. F. on Sunday, Mr..
Jameson having been a faithful
member of the lodge for 80 years.
Progress.
A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM-Ezch
recurring attack of rheumatism
makes the disease harder to control,
but the fact that it is not In itself
dangerous cause people to neglecl
i, awaiting change or a settled
of the weather for relief.
It is often only after the disease has
become SO serious as to interfere with
business that the sufferer will seek
more than temporary relief. Cham
pertains Liniment is a remedy for
rheumatism which any one can apply.
{ not only gives prompt relief from
'ain, but in large majority of cases
I brings about permanent results.
The first application will surprise
md delight you as immediate relief
S almost sure to follow For sale
" all druggists.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22

OF the state officials in this state and
the maintenance Of the state in
stitutions has increased almos'
$3.50. 900 during the past six years
or almost rs per cent.
The state is loanlng its money to
the banks at three per cent and pay
ing Eve and six per cent on a large
bonded indebtedness.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22

Rev. Campbell Bushnell will ad-
dress the people Of Nezperce and
vicinity at Wilson's hall on Monday
evening. October 20, on the tenn
perance question. All are invited 10
hear the distinguished speaker.
Ladies especially invited.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22

Col. T. r. Hamer, republican can
didaie for congress, addressed a
large and attentive aupience at Will
sons hall last night. The speaker
was frequently applauded and his
remarks we're we'll received. Miles
S. Johnson made a brief address.
Lace Of space prevents an extended
account.