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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-01

The following is the cath which
everyone Who registers is required
70 sign:
State Of Idaho.
NerPerce County.
do swear Tor afirm) that I am
a citizen Of the United States, Of the
age Of swensy-ons years Tor viii bel
the srd day Of November. A. D..
1908; that ! have Tor will have)
actually resided IN this state for ak
months and IN the county for thirty
days next preceding the next ensu-
ing election. (In case Of any cleo
ton requiring different time Of
residence so make H.. That I have
never been convicted Of treason.
felony. emberrlemeni Of public funds.
bartering or selling or Offering TO
barter or sell my vote, or purchas-
ing or offering 10 purchase the vote
OF another. or other infamous crime.
without thereafter being restored to
the rights Of citizenship. That I
will not commit any act in
violation Of the provisions in this
oath contained: that I am not now
registered or entitled to vote at any
other place in this state; that l do
regard the constitution Of the United
States and the laws thereof, and the
OF this state and the laws
thereof. as interpreted by the courts.
as the supreme lav Of the land, when |
made before judge Of election, !
add: "And I have not previously |
voted at this election. So help |
me God. ..........................
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this. day of.."......,A.D.io0..
...".-.............,...
Registrar Of Nesperce precinc,
Nez Perce county, Idaho.
Call at the Herald Office Saturday
and register. The county pays all
expenses.
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EsrRAy NOTICE

Taken up At my place ~ miles south ana
six miles west Of Nezperce. Idaho, abouk m
middle Of September. ieoe. one sorrel h0rs Il.
about years old. branded SIS on right shoas-
der. and fsx on right hip. blind in the right
eye, and II weighs about 500 pounds
One <orrel mare. sbouts years old. branded
SI on right hip. weight about 800 pouncs.
~ has sucking colt with her.
1T Cargfll.
Notice is hereby given that unless the sbosr
escribed animals are called for and costs pa ~
thereon the same will be sold to the highest
bidder for cash on Monday the 9Th day q,
Novem oer. 1905, at the above described pf.c
at 10 o'clock a. m. NE Nockfor
Constable Of Herpercc precinct. Ner Perce
County. Idaho.
First publication Oct ?. os.
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TONIGHT!
WILSON'S OPERA HOUSE

The Pastime Theatra viii open
tonight with the following pictures I:
Arabs Tanposia.
Orderly Jason (Comic.)
Artistic Ragpickers.
Toula's Dream Comic.
The feature of tomorrow nights
pictures WILDE ssRafHes, the Gentle
man Crook. +"
There will be two performances
given each night, the first beginning
at 100 ami the second at 8 100.
Owing to the speaking Monday
night but enc performance will be
given. Come out and see the pic
lures and stay and hear the speaking.
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prohibiting warehouse men from dis
eliminating against any person 10
the storage or handling Of grain.
Il Is hereby resolved that We are
opposed to any division Of Nez Perce
county and We hereby instruct our
Legislative candidates 10, Il elected,
continuously vote against any
measure seeking to divide the
county.
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4 Mrs. D. S. Beekley left Monday
for a short visit at Lewiston anc
Spokane.
II you want 10 sell your property
list It with The Nezperce Land
Company.
II you want bargains in Nezperct
property see the Nezperce Land
Company.
A. Il. Blum and Lewis Oldage, Of
Cameron. we're in the city on busi-
ness yesterday.
B. F. Richardson went to Lewis
ton on business Sunday, returning
home yesterday.
We have several good buys in
NezPerce city property. Nezperce
Land Company.
II you want to sell or trade your
ranch LIST Il with The Nexperce
Land Company.
A good II horse power gasolins
engine FOR sale cheap. Enquire al
the Herald Office.
Several from Nexperce expect TO
leave Saturday for Spokane where
they will take in the fair.
Joe Durham viii have big public
sale at his place four miles west Of
town on Monday. October IL.
Come in and register Saturday.
You can't vote this fall If you don't.
Are you going TO disfranchise your
self.
Mrs. A. B. Williams left yester-
day for a short visit with friends
and relatives at Pullman and Pa
louse.
Thso. Rood. Of Portland, former
Nezperce prairie resident. was visit
ing friends here Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Hugh Johnson left yesterday
for a three weeks visit with friends
and relatives, in Spokane and coeur
d'Alene.
Before insuring your grain see P.
w. Mitchell. he represents several
Of the best companies insuring in
this state.
J. L. Anderson, clerk and under
.aker for Mockler, Miller & Mockler.
eft this morning for two months
sisit in Colorado.
There will be aregular meeting of
he NJ. w. of A. Monday evening
October S. All members are re-
luested to be present.
The ladies aid society Of the
Presbyterian church are meeting at
he home of Mrs. Florence Johnson
southwest Of town today.
c. B. Workman, DR.. J. L. Kelly
nd c. R. Larssn represented
precincts at the democratic
convention at Lewiston yesterday.
Lost This evening betweeh the
lark House and Fclt's store eladies'
ound gold breastpin. Finder leave
1 Clark House and receive reward.
Col. Thomas Hamer, republican
omines for congress, will address
he people of Nezperce and vicinity
n Wednesday evening, October 81.
J. L. Naylor, of Moscow, chief l
atriarch Of the grand encampment 4
( the state ,of Idaho, spent yester- I
ay afternoon and last night in Nez-
cree. IL
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-01

Ten acres irrigated fruit land at
Opportunity three miles from Spo-
kane, all set to choice young fruit
trees. Adjoining ten acres netted
owner $3.50 this year from tomatoes
and cucumbers, grown between young
trees. Exceptionally easy terms.
Write US at once or see US if you
come up to the fair. Special low
rates on the railroad. Neely &
Young, Inc, $40 Riverside Avenue,
SPOKANE, Washington.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-01

There viii be a civil service ex
animation at Lewiston Saturday TO
rural mail carriers. Jasper HancocI
viii go down from here to take th'
examination.
Card Of Thanks We wish tt
thank our friends and neighbOrs who
SO kindly assisted US during the
sickness and death Of our mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ?. LANCER.
Attorney A. J. Green, of culdessc,
attributes his defeat for the nomina-
tion Of county attorney to the Lewis
ton liquor dealers. Others attribute
his defeat to the fact that the other
FELLOW succeeded in getting the most
votes.
Miss Johanna Schroeder, who has
been visiting her brother. George.
for the past two months. left Mon
day for her home in Spokane. She
was accompanied by George, who
viii have his tonsils cut out while in
Spokane.
The Kerr-CiHord Company wish
to announce that they have purchas-
ed the business of the Kettenbach
Grain Company and that w. T.
McNab will look after their business
here and will be pleased to meet all
the farmers of this section. Office
in Farmers State Bank building.
Nezperce Local No. 2, F. E. g.
c. u, will meet in Wilson's hall on
Saturday. October 10th, at 2:50 p.
m. The county union will meet at
Mohler Saturday, October 5. State
Organizer Elmore viii be present at
the Mohler meeting. Jas. Marker,
president Nezperce Local No. 2.
Services at the Christian church
next Lords day as follows: Bible.
school at 10 100. devotional services
at II 100, subject - "The Upper
Room" Communion at ii so.
Evening services: Christian En-
deavor at 6 80, song service at 80,
sermon at 100 subject - "a Guilty
Conscience. Geo. II. Ellis, min
lister.
QUICK CURE FOR DIARRHoEA-An |
ordinary attack of diarrhoea may be
cured by single dose of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Only in the most severe
cases is a second or third dose re-
4uired. Try it. 1t has reputation
Of over thirty-tive years behind it and
/ is ever recognized as the most
reliable remedy in use for diarrhoea.
For sale by all druggists.
Mrs. Francis Bellisle died Seplem-
Der 81, 1908. at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. c. F. LANCER where she had
made her home for nearly year,
Had she lived until October S, she
would have been ss years old.
Besides husband she leaves the
GLOWING children: Mrs. c. F.
-anger, Mrs. G. Calarneau, Mrs.
'oseph King, of Killam, Alberta,
canada, f. Bellisle, of Bismark.
North Dakota, and Napolean Bell
sic, Of St. John, North Dakota.
FOR SALE-we offer for sale the
Mark Harding l60-acre ranch one
nile east of Nezperce for 1000,
mall cash payment, balance on
ime to suit at s per cent. Also the
dattoon 80 acres on electric line l 4 /
nile west of town, all in summer
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-01
Democrats rIskst and Platform

AZ the democratic convention hels
at Lewiston yesterday the following
ticket vas nominated
State SENATOR ]. Wood. Of 10
Representatives,. W. Mitchell,
Of Nerperce; John Gaiisny. Of
weippe J. II. wann. Of spalding
d. ]. Wyatt. Of Webb Ridge; VIM.
Boliinger. Of Lewiston.
Sheriff Jack Mccormick, Of
Tammany.
County Attorney Daniel Need.
ham. Of Lewiston
Assessor-R.M. Smith. Of Leland
Treamrer-Ed Doris. OF Lewis
ton.
Conner Dr.. J. ]. Harrington. Of
Clifford.
School Superintendent MissMary
Rischy. Of Gilbert.
surveyor--c. v. S. Taylor. Of
Lewiston.
Commissioners First district, W.
S. Rice. Of culdesac; second dis
irics. n. E. Ware. Mohlsr; third
district. A. II. Harper. Of Pierce.
The following platform vas adopt
ed
We. the members Of the demo-
cratic party Of Mes Perez county. in
convention assembled. hereby affirm
our allegiance to the principles
enunciaied BY Jefferson, Jackson and
Bryan.
We heartily endorse and ratify
the national democratic platform
adopted at Denver, recognizing Il as
the greatest and wIsest declaration
Of faith ever promulgated by a
political party and pledge our earn
es. and united suppor, to our stand
ard bearer, VIM. Jenning Bryan, in
whom re recognize the ideal AmeTi-
can citizen and constructive states
man, Of profound learning and ripe
judgment, preeminently qualified for
president OF the United States.
We congratulate the democrats Of
Nes Perce county and the state Of
Idaho In reunited and harmonious
party, md fully endorse the state
convention a, Wallace, and further
pledge our loyal support and efforts
to elect the state ticket by such con-
vention nominated.
We believe That local option as
advocated by the republican party Of
the state would not be an eficien, or
permanent solution Of the liquor
question, but favor and pledge our
legislative candidates 10 work for the
enactment Of direct legislation law, !
to the end that prohibition or efee.
tive regulation Of the liquor traffic
may be submitted to a direct vote Of
the people.
We specifically reafirm the plank
In the state platform demanding Of
our next legislature the enactment
Of direct primary Law.
We pledge our candidates for the
legislature 10 use all honorable
means to secure the enactment Of
a law providing for the creation Of a
state railroad, graia and warehouse
commission; and also an adequate
law prohibiting and preventing the
discrimination by. any railroad or
transportation company against any
person or corporation in the grant
Ing Of warehouse facilities, and also :
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-01

fallov, one-third of crop to go will
place, price $4,000. 90, on easy pay
ments. Several other good grain
ranches, well located, for sale
Apply or write to D. w. Eayes
secretary Inland Investment & Trus'
Company, Lewiston, Idaho.
v w. z. Larson, the hustling real
estate agent, transacted landofhct
business last week. he reports the
following sales: The N. A. Corn
wall 100, Lauby Brothers 100, Ole
Rood half-section and A. Farmer
100 southwest of town to w. K.
Blenders, of Dorchester, Nebraska,
the Erick Anderson 100 north
Of here to Perry Platter, the E. G.
G. Cassen so in Lawyers canyon
10 I. N. Fansler, of Charleston, and
the Geo. McClintic 100 west of town
to A. Farmer. The total of the
sales amounted to $40. $4,000. y
The Felt Mercantile Company
this week engaged the entire eighth
page of this paper until the frst of
the year. This enterprising firm
finds that advertising in the Herald
brings great results and as they are
carrying the largest stock they ever
carried Mr.. Felt cannot find room in
his half-page to tell the trade about
all the good things he has TO offer
this fall. By carefully reading their
ad every week, which viii be changed
weekly, the readers of this paper
viii find that they will make big
savings in all your fall and winter
purchases.
A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM-Each
recurring attack of rheumatism
makes the disease harder to control,
but the fact that it is not in itself
dangerous cause people to neglect
it. awaiting change OF settled
condition of the weather for relief. |
1t 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
berlain's Liniment is a remedy for
rheumatism which any one can apply. |
It not only gives prompt relief from
pain, but in large majority of cases
it brings about permanent results.
The FIRST application will surprise
and delight you as immediate relief
is almost sure to follow. For sale
BY all druggists. n
= If reports are true concerning the
between the o. r. an.
and the Northern Pacific railroad it
will be but a short time until another
is built on Nezperce prairie.
The report states that the 0. R. &
n. road is dissatisfied with the route,
The road, and the cost ofthe Grange
sille- -Culdesac branch of the North
srn Pacific which was to be a joint
road and the cost of which was to be
shared equally. On account of the
,ough country through which this
inc was built, the o. R. & N. road
,laim they can build line of their
,wn for about one half the cost Of
his road and 1t would be through a
much better territory too and then
hey would not be under any obliga-
ion to the Northern Pacific. They
would then own their own road all
he way to Portland and have a
gater grade from the time they left
he prairie and would be able to
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-01
compete with any line that might
enter this territory.
StelImOn 6 Gray Passenger Stage
To VoIlmer

Stellmcn & Gray are running first
class passenger hack direct to
Vollmer, leaving Nezperce at 7.53
a. n. and returning about . 80 ?. N.
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The following is the cath which
everyone Who registers is required
10 sign
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-28
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drant Armistead. SnOdgrass. Kicker
SON.
Bogus Primary Goes ThroUph.
Bancroft Murray then called for
vote on the adoption Of the sub-com
mittee's plan, and II was taken IS FOL
lows:
Ayes-Aurray. Peck, Morrow; Bas
kerville. Farabough. BURNETT. scruggs
Robertson, English. Morris Stainbacl
and Craig. Total. II.
Eays-Baker, Lynch, White, Armi
stead, Bundrant, Snodgrass, Kicker
son. Total. 6.
J. Frank White offered q resolution
that the report of the subcommittee
be taken up and considered and voted
on by sections. His motion lost by
the usual party vote"
Mr.. White then offered an amend
ment TO the subcommittee plan, pro
viding that each candidate for COVER
nor should receive the strength in
each county in proportion to the
strength he polls in the election, and
that the chairman Of each county del
egation be instructed to cast the vote
of his county accordingly in the state
convention.
This motion was also voted down.
C. E. Snodgrass then moved that
each candidate for governor be al
lowed one member on the sub-commit-
tee of three to be appointed by the
state chairman.
At this point Mr.. Murray left the
speakers stand and. going toward Mr..
Snodgrass, said: Let me speak to
you a minute, Mr.. Snodgrass."
The Carmack men laughed.
The two conferred a minute and Mr..
went back to his seat.
Mr.. Snodgrass then renewed his mo-
ton and added another that each
candidate for governor be allowed an
equal division of the election officers,
The officers to be appointed from lists
by the candidates them
selves.
THAT Is provided for In the report
If the subcommittee, said Mr.. Muir
.ay, whereupon Mr.. Snodgrass re-
well, / don't thing 1t is. but It
won't hurt to put 1t in again."
The vote on both Mr.. Snodgrass'
notions was unanimous.
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az 3 stan correspondentl

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 21.-In
brief the plan adopted by the Com
mittee ct the dlctation Of Gov. Patter-
son provides that there shall be pri-
maries In all the counties on Satur-
day, June q, for the purpose Of Civ
ing the voters an opportunity to ex-
press their choice for Governor, Rail-
road Commissioner. Supreme Judge
and Judges OF the Court Of Civil APP
peals, the candidates receiving the
highest number Of votes to get the
entire vote of the county IN conven-
ton. On July It shall be the duty
OF the various county committees to
meet and select delegates who win
record the will OF the counties in
State convention called to meet on
July IA at the capitol
1t Is provided that all the election
machinery for the primary shall be
in the hands OF the State Committee,
the committee refusing to vest this
power in the hands Of the local COM
mittees as has been the time honored
custom of the cartp. The State Com
mittee will appoint a subcommittee
OF three who shall appoint the election
officers for every district In the state
and the returns are to be made to this
subcommittee. This plan was adop-
ted by a vote of IL to 7. OF the
twelve voting for the plan seven were
appointed by the Governor, four cleo :
ted by the people and one chosen by
the committee, the last named being |
an Ofice-holder Of Patterson. There |
were nine members on the commit
tee elected by the people. i've OF them
voted for the direct primary.
In lieu of this plan Mr. Armistead
offered a plan which provided for d.
rect primary all over the State, the
receiving the highest num-
Der OF votes to be the nominees for
the several Offices, the ELECTION ma
chinery TO be vested In the local conn
mittees who shall appoint all Of the
election officers. When II was seen
that the committee would not grant
the direct primary the friends Of Sen
ator Carmack sought to vest the APP
pointment OF the election officers in
the peoples representatives. the mem
bers OF the county committees from
the several districts, but this was
voted down.
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R. M. WILLIAMS
HIGHLY HONORED
WILL MANAGE THE BIG TRI-sTATE
FAIR ASSOCIATION AT
MEMPHIS.

Mr.. R. NJ. Williams Of Columbia, has
been appointed manager Of the Tri-
State Fair Association, the aggrega-
ton of business men and horsemen
recently organized at Memphis for
the purpose Of giving one of the lar
gest fairs In the South. The new as
ISOLATION is backed by ample capital
and win have one Of the finest, most
up-to-date plants In the country.
Mr. williams 10 an experienced fair
manager and has q widespread 40
quaintance with the horsemen Of the
country. It IL safe to say that under
his management things win move
rapidly and smoothly and that the Til
State fair viii present most excel.
lent and well-chosen program. The
choice of a manager was confined
strictly to citizens Of Columbia, Mr..
J. p. McGaw OF Columbia and Mr.. WI.
Iiams being the only names consId-
sred, and the choice between them be-
ng very close.
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NEW MANAGER
TAKES CHARGE.
r. w. 8LAssENcAME WILL MAN.
AGE GEORGE ALcoRN's NEW
POULTRY PLANT.

T. w. Blassengame has moved to
the poultry farm of George s. Al
corn on the Nashville pike and has
taken charge Of the farm and win
conduct 1t In the future. Mr.. Bias
sengame Is q very capable man and
he and Mr.. Alcorn propose to give
to Maury county one of the largest
poultry farms in the South. There
are now on the farm nearly four hun
dred hens, and by fall they propose
to have not less than one thousand
hens and perhaps more.
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FAVORS
PROPOSED STEAL
GOVERNOR APPROVES OUTRAGE
OF THE STATE MACHINE,
OF COURSE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Glow
ernor Patterson last night gave out
the following statement, expressing
his approval Of the primary plan
adopted:
The plan of the committee meets
my approval, because 1t is in accord
ance with the resolution Of the demo
cratic convention which created and
instructed the committee and nomi-
mated me for Governor. I stand by
that resolution, and fail to see how
any democrat is not bound by 1t.
THE committee has given a direct
vote to the people, and any voter, I'M
der the plan adopted, can vote for Mr..
Carmack or me. as he chooses, and
has the absolute guarantee that his
vote will be counted as cast. The
counties, too, preserve their integrity
under this plan, and It Is impossible
for fraud in any one county to affect
the result OF another county.
"Mr. Carmack and / have both an
equal chance, with fair division Of
judges and clerks, and the action Of
this committee has carried out the In
structions of the convention and the
will Of the people in an admirable
way"
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STRONG CHARGE
TO GRAND JURY
JUDGE SAN HOLDING IEsTRUcTs
THEM REGARDING Law
VIOLATIONS

when Circuit Court met this morn
ing Judge Holding delivered = strons
charge 70 the Grand Jury. He Inn
pressed them with the necessity q
investigating Violations Of the laws
against bootleGginG gambling etc.
and laid especial stress On the Vio-
latioHs Of the vagrHncy law and the
law against . man deserving his vie
and minor ehndrsn- He stated tAAt
the Grand Jury aid not have inquisi-
toriaI powers for this last ofsnse.
but stated that be had instructed the
Attorney General to prosecute ali TIE
ofTenses against this law en- ofhcio
Attorney General Garner, having
been detained at home. Thcs- H
PEBBLES. Esq, was appointed Acting
Attorney General. B. r. Lindsay was
relieved from duty On the Grand Jury
and C. T. Looney. 4 member Of one
Of the travis iuries. was appointed to
the Grand Jury.
A number Of cases on the appear
ance docket and the non-jury docket
were disposed Of Saturday. Joe Nc
Ribbon having paid the two fnes In
the City Court, one of $25 for va
grancy and one Of $50 on a charge Of
selling or furnishing Intoxicating II
luors to Others, these two cases, sp-
pealed to the Circuit Court, were with
irawn.
Georgia Emma Scott was granted a
livorce from Richard S. Scott.
Pearl Overton was granted q d.
yorce from Jim Overton.
Maggie Sparkman was granted a
iivorce from Ed. Sparkman.
Cora Wood was granted divorce
rom Curtis Wood and was also given
he custody of their child and alimony.
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PHOSPHATE ANDRON
COMPANIES RESUME
INDUSTRIES REcAINIRe OLD coNL
DtTloNs IN HICKMAN
COUNTY.

CENTREvILLE. Tenn Feh- a.
The few phosphate names which TEN
porarlIy suspended = few weeks Rss
are pumping water out o. the auHrries
preparatory 70 resuming operations
March /. Activity In mining phO&
plate win be greater this year thAa
ever before.
The Goodrsch iron furnace q run
ming On full time. enploytnS the fsa
quota Of labOrers. and the ore mines
At Nunneliy. which supply the ore. asS
also In operation
Centrsviiie u feeling new LIE, q
indicated By property transfers vita
In the past few days. G. A Homes
has sold his residence to w. Z Tur
ner for 5000; P. II. Hoover has ssA
his residence to J. r. Smith Tor ti,6os
and bought Eugene Frazier's residenos
for t1.4O0; W. A knight paid e1.oSs
for John Warts residence, and Mrn
Moore has paid $500 for J. A. Reeves
house. Building In the spring and
summer win be on q large scale, az
plans and contracts for many new res
licences are now being made. Gen.
LreVille and Hickman county win add
to the din Of industrial 40
tiVity.