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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-05-22
Can State Law Be NulIIf1ed.

The question whether federal
court by inaction may nullify the
acts of the state legislature is the
preplexing question which is con.
fronting the state board of railroad
commissioners. The Chicago Great
Western road, which is now in the
hands Of receiver, is the bone of
contention.
Farmers along the right-of-way of
the road have called the boards at.
tention to the fact that the road has
not constructed hog-tight fences along
the right-of-way as is required by
law. The road has been notified, but
replies that inasmuch as it Is in the
hands of receiver it can take no
steps until the federal court au-
thorizes such an expenditure Of
money.
The railroad commission has re-
piled in turn, that it believes that the
inactivity of the federal court in the
matter does nos except the road from
the regulations of the state concern
ing its operation. If the matter is
still left in allegiance the question
will be placed in the hands of the at.
torney general.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1908-05-22

Company Launched for Interurban.
7 Red Oak G Northeastern Interur.
ban company is the corporate name
of new railroad corporation whose
papers were fled with the secretary
of state. The company was launch
ed at Red Oak, and the stockholders
are the principal business men of
that city, Stpart, Greenfield and
Abel.
The purpose Of the company is to
build a road from Red Oak to Des
Moines, passing through the towns of
Grant. Greenfield, Stuart, Redfield
and Abel. B. B. Clark of Red Oak
is president, G. w. Curtis, vice presi-
dent; M. N. Spencer, secretary and
l.. d. Goodrich, treasurer Prominent
among the incorporators are the
names of g. w. Clarke of Abel, candi-
date for lieutenant governor; ]. w.
Russell, G. w. Curtis and other well
known Iowans.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
UNA ORDENANZA DEL MUNICIPIO De
RiO-PletfaS.
So trttu del Onslntho de 10 pobIacl6a.

PoE cusnto, sl Gumento degaErolIo de
lR poblRci6n requieFe con todR uTgsncia el
enHanehs de la mismR flo de que 10 pue.
dan conRtFuiF oasas coDforms 10 dsmandan
las exigenciaH dc los ve.inos p8TBonaB
part. ulaEeB qua por fA'ts de aquellas no
pueden eBtablscer en- ssta loCalidad au do.
micilio y residenCis;
Por cuRntO, el fomanto de Is poblaci6n
e8 Gondici6n Indispensable para 81 pEogreso
y biensstar de ID miGma impulsR congi-
derabiemante la Iiqueza y pFoBpeTidad del
muniCipic;
PoE cuanto, eB un hseho evidentaments
compEobado que ls mejor pREcela de terEe.
no para 81 caHo. por 80 condici6n topogIa
fca higi6nics, sB una compusEts de diez
cueTdas que foEma psFte de mayor extern
sion de teFFsnoB que poBse la "SuCiedad
Protsctola de los N NOS don Baldome.
70 HeTn6ndez 81 Este de la pob.Rci6n &
amboH ladoB de 10 caREetsFR que Conduce &
ls Carolina, en- IL fOFma que deseTibiF6 ell
plano que 90 levants por peEito competen'
10 psra RcompanGrlo q 10 pTssents oYd0
nRnzs;
Por cuRnto, no hs sido poRibIe Ilegar 4
IN acueFdo dtfnitivo con los duefioB de
los expEGsadoH t0THenos a pezsP de Las geR'
TONES paTticulaTeB sel Alcs l1e Fresidsn'
te del Ayuntamiento de las busnas fer
tss que respeCto al pFecio gs les han he>he;
Por cuanto, de no procsdeF Ia pro-
piaCi6n que Bs intsPeBa, ei Municipio ae
peIjudicaIfs conBideTsblsmente entorpe-
Ci6adoHe el pFC greso de la poblaci6n que
necsRitR enaRnchaEsa RbEiendo GALES, donde
puedan conBtFufFae viviendas para les nua'
voB vecinoB que aCFscisntan eAta poblaoi6n
no encuentran donde habitar Dor estar
TODD fsbricRdo y ocupsdo,
PoE tanto, oYd6nsRs poE 81 ConCeio Mu
nicipa': Sscci6n l. 1.-Solicftesc del Conseio
EjeCutivo lR correspondence autoEizRci6n
p4Ea que la obra de enRRncha del pueblo 4
que ne visne hacienda References, sea de
ClaEada de utilidad pGblics, conf. rme 4 10
queltsrminantemsnte dispone lR Ley de
ID ABambisa LegisIativa aprobada en- 12
de mario del CoFriente IN para snmendaF
el apartado "a" sscci6n de una Lsy Il !.
tulR1a: "Ley eht2b,eciendo ls expropia :
ci6n foTzoBa de ls pTopiedad particular
Rprobada ca MARIO IL de 1903"
Secci6n 2 2-Obtsnid4 que sea ls deCIa'
Eaci6n anteu mencionAda, Bs pTesentaH6 4 Ia
COEtS do Distrito ls CoTrispondis ts de-.
mRndR de expFopiaci6n foEzoBs con sEEs'
glo loB tEamiteB de 10 Ley R1tes Citada,
de ma1z9 II de 1903, Be deaigns para
cnmp imentRE 10 dispuest0 On e5Ea HeeCi6n
81 letTRdo don Joa6 g. Torres, para que
FepTeaente 81 Ayuutamisnto ca cpanto aeR
nscsSaEio ca 10 gus Tespecta al cumpIi'
miento de eBts Ordenanza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
.UN RECIENTE DE-
CretO del POntifi-
Ce Pic X.
Despu6s de Ia Cuaresma, los COM
Promises matrimOpiaIes debgTan
ser heChOs en- fOrma dOCumen-
tada.
Los natlImORIOs mINiOs on los confines del In
pGTIO aIamaR.

ri ATzobispo Quigley envi6 una Copia
del recients decreto promulgGdo por 81 pa
pa, 6 los cl6Eigos de Ia di6cesin de ChiCs pc,
rsfeFsnte q matEimonioB compromises
matEimonialep.
La mas extTRfia psTte del decreto sB Ia
foHmR de los compTomiEoB mRtrimoniaIaP.
DsBpu6I do lR cuaEeama, AbriI 19, estos
CompgomiSog para ser C0nBideEadog vail.
dos ante lR igleBfa, dsbsn ser hechos en- fo1
ma doCumental, hrmado6 poF ambas par
ter, , en- presenCia de uu preabftero. EI
objetc, He anunCia pEeviRmGnts dc Roma
es para fruBtar LOS matEimoniog cIandesti.
NOS.
mo eB neceBaTio' '-expraaR 81 sYzo,
biapo Quigley en- una acts formsl-uue
Las parties Contratantss GBcEibRn Ia f6rmuIs;
"a fFma sOlamenta 90 necegaria. Una for
ma impEesa puede ser uBada. Ambas par
tsg debsn fEmar en- pFeHenciR del pres.
bftelo de lR paEroquia 8 del order ado del
lugaF, 6 de les dos teAtigoB. El matrimo
Mo eH Waldo, aunqus no 10 procedan eB
ponBaleO udblicoS pFivRdog. "Aunque
los matrimonios ClandestinoB privadoB, no
son pEivadou, Ia iglasiR no 10 vera All %
hRce1 deBpu6B del 10 dc AbEil. ST I'M 10.
ven, despu6s de eta fscha, contras aspon.
sales compromises pEiyados 8 oIsndesti.
mes con una aefiorita dsBpu6s prtfsre ca.
gREBe con lR hsFmana, no le sara pHohibido
hacerlo por impedimisnto de honeatidsd
p6bliCa. 81 poF cousentimiento mituo 6
por otrs raz6n l6gica, los esponaalas con.
trAtados do aousrdo con las leyss do ls
iglenia, fueren diaueltos, los testigoa debeu
ser notifcadoF, y sl documento todAB las
Copiag deHtrufdas.
TodoE Ion matrimonieB mixtos para ser
conAideTsdoH v6lidoB dsben ser contratados
ante an preabftero cAt6lico, que cate auto.
Eizado para RBiptir al matrimonio. Una
OK epoi6n hN gido hacha eata ley, que e.:
en- los confines del imperio aIem6n los ma.
trimoniog mixtog auuque no ssan contra.
tados auts IN paAtor autorszAdo, ssrSn va.
lidoE a6u baio la nueva ley. (Conutitu
oi6n Pic <. "Provida" Enero Is 1905 }
La Rtenci6n del reveEendo cI6rigo se
diIige otIs vez al p6ErRfo 1877 del tercsr
afnodo de Chicsgo, prohibiendo IL Cslebra
ci6n de mRtEimonios en- oaIas privRdaa
(De Chicago Sundey Tri6uns.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
ANUNCIO.
San Juan, P. R. Abril Z de 1908.

San Juan, P. r. AbEil z de 1908
Cumpliendo acusrdo de Ia Junts DirsO.
tiVa de "The Porto Rico Drawn Work
And Embroidery Company"
Por 81 prassuts Ba anuncis al pdblioo
que todas las exiGtenciaa de dichs Compa'
mia Consistsntas en- tslas caladaB = bordR'
daU, trsjsg, blusaB, pafi1elon y otraB me1'
cancfas snalogaA All como tsmbi6n 81 mo-
biliario y eBcRparate1 que Bs encuentran Ga
el local de Ia cita1a Campafifa, CaIIa de
T>tuSn No. IA Bsr6n EematAdas en- dicho
10 ,Rl al msjor pcstor de Contsdo, el juevsu
de Mayo de 1908. IaH 10 de Is ma.
fRnR.
No Bs conlideran ofertaB poE menos do
$8000.00, : 81 que ehtsnga IL busna pro
tsndr6 gus depobitar al mOmento de Is sd.
iudicaci6n Ia sumR de $4,000 On GfeCtivO,
pudiendo pggar el rsHto dentEo loB dos
dfaH siguientss 81 del Temate, al hacerse
cargo de los efsctoH Fematadog.
Para mas informes dirigiTse don Gene.
FosO CandinR } MendizSbal & Co, San
Juan, P. R. 4-v.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
lntorusa 4 10. Profusorss Do ndsIe,,

JESUS RENDON ALMIRA.-Tisns
conatanto existenCis de Los siguientes ins
trumentos: Flautine1, FlautaE, TeEceroIag,
Oboe1, Requintog, ClRrinetes, Fsgotes,
Violine8, ViolonCalIo1, ContrRbsjoH, Man.
dolinas, BOndurrias, GuitarEa1, Cornetin !,
OnoveneG, TromboneI, BarftOnos, Bombal.
dinoG, HelioOnsI, (bsjOg) Tri6ngulos, Pla.
tiles, RedoblAntsI y BomboI. M6todoa
de solfeO J para to- Glaze dc inItrumsn.
tos. Accesorioa y m6Eca On general
San Juan, p. E. Apartsdo n6m. 216.-
Calls de Allen n6m. Fl Sol n6m. 26.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
/, lggarIsaeIa dsl Dr.. D. saIrldpr earbsnOII

Ue padre ogradeoido. -Dssde hacs Ger
CO de vsinte sfioH verge indieando Ia
Emulsion de Scott ca los casos en- que ost6
recomendado 50 uso. y sismprs he queds'
do ERtiafscho del reEutado obtsnidc. Debo
gFatitud & dichR preparation, pueB Eino
hubisra lido poE Ella que me ayud6 &
salvar mi hiis Cane!ia, 6sta no aBtsrfa
hoy en AIgsciras cssada con eI syudants
Gel Comandants GsneEal del Campo de
Gibra' t.T, 81 general Sc. QbFeg6n.
AhsTa mismo ter 60 en- mi EanstoEio IN
niR1 de nueVs afoB, quien practiqu6 re-.
Becciones en- Ia tibia.y que mncho ha ga.
nado con "a Emnlsi6n.-Dr. s. Car50aeL,
Antique InteEno de Lon hospitaIes de
Paris. p.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
A 81 Is COLGHOHEs

La ganga mas ggande que 30 hR yisto
son los 6, 600 colchonos de dos plazas que
81 "Cislo" "La Viscaina" detallan &
1926. Csmas para matEimonio dsude
$6 go 8 5000 gran expoaici6n dc cRmas
doradaa faggo. En- los altos de GEL
CieIc," camaB modeFna8 & pIa1cu.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15

que le mAndaban,
La confession fac obtenida mediants IoB
esfusEzo1 del Rev p. O'Callahsn, Bupe'
Tior de los padres PauIsB de eata CiudRd, &
quien habfa intersSado en Ii Gauss Ia Herr
mana Rose del Hospital de Columbus, que
60 habfa convencidO de la inoCencis de
Billik sStsbR ssntencisdo & ser ahorCadO
81 die 20 del pRsado Mario, y "a ssntan'
cia hRbfa sido ConfrmRdR poE la coTte Hu'
pEemR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
sOLARES EN- SAETURGf.

50 venden BoIares con freuta il carre,
teER central otFos interiorss con GALES
afiPmRdsu.
Informar6 w. Bosch. Taaan n6moIo
8 altos. b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
PolSo6a mOmts dq.

secci6n 29.-sera deber del Jefs de
POlicfa, prsvia sprobS Ci6n del GobsTnRdor
dltsTmi5 ar, dentro dc 10 dispustto por IL
ley, el ndmsro de individRoH del cueYpo
que debsran II montsdoS comprRr Ia ca
bsIgaduTa y el equipO para los que hubis.
rem de constitute la policfa montsda con.
foTme & 10 deteIminado como queda dicho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
REORGANIZATION De
la poIiCla i1suIar.
{ Hsass u edicion de oysr J

Dioha Comisi6n ToiI6 ta2ar aYrfgloB
para Ia oompFa y rsvsnta de diehoa artfou-
les poT el n gociado InBuIaF de ImpresoB
MatsFi. lss. 81 cual queda por Il preHsn.
to autoTizSdo para empFendsF dicho traba
10 aTFfglaE para 81 suminiHtEo dc dichoB
aTticulcB On cualquieya otra foTma que
50 joicio fasre n a. vsntajosa para los in.
teresaI del aeEvicio y del Fiblico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15

En- e8tR impgsnts ae vsnds pRpel de
peEi6dieo viejo & $500 Ion 46 kilos Gun
q''intaD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15

La nueva administration iene gusto de anunoiar suo
dia prmero Mayo corriene ano Sc evara ee l.
Inauguration del Parque divrsones Duants
90 AbIil haran las reformas brca eara abioro
para pdblco de cosumbr Ell programa inaugu
Tac6n ser& publicado mas arde Borinquen Park T.
7redway, Manager.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15

Chicago, Abril o.-Jsrry M. VzraT,
an muChaoho como dc disz oCho cfi:H de
sdad, cuyo tsstimonio mas que ningunR
otra coBa siFvi6 para dscIsrar convictO
nm individuo Bohemia, Herman BiIIik
del asesinato de seis mismbEoa de Ia fami'
Iia VzEal, 60 anuuCiR hoy que 20 ha EstEaC
tado, , On ana declaration iurAda dice que
Gu tsltimonio foe Supplements nm per-
juTiO.
El muchacho declare que dos de IuB
paEientes tambi6n mintieEoD.
AnUuCia adsmfE que Ia pRrte principal
de 81 tGAtimonio en- ContIa de Billik le fG6
en1eHada poF 40 alto funCionRTio de Ia po
licia poE an anStsnts pTocuERdoE del g.
tRdo.
Dice que la policfa 10 ameraz6 con
RchRcArle Ell Los RseainAtcs Bino hRcfa 10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15

In lEuCsnte fu6 GOnteRad0 a muer-
te en- Chicago.
HiCieEOn juTaT en- false al principal
teStigO.
La GIudld OstuI0 WsItltIsIml paT los seHsbsIs'
RaISS Observation-Disclosures que hlG0n lpiraGsr
CulplhlO a 10 pOIlfLl,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-15
qus le mAndaban. .

{ Vsase Ia ediei6n de mqaanG)
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-07

A letter from Mrs. ]. w. Ander-
son who is visiting at Davenport,
Washington, states that Miss Mabel
Minnick, who has been very sick
for some time is not expected to re-
cover. Miss Minnick is well known
here and the news is a sad blow to
her many friends.
W. E. Larson returned the first of
the week from business trip from
points in the lower country.
Tom Robson, the cattle buyer,
shipped carload of fine beef cattle
from here today to Mitchem Bros. of
Spokane. They were purchased
from James Stanton.
Albert Hughes, of Spokane, who
has been clerking for the Anderson
Pharmacy during the past two
months, left for his home yesterday.
Mrs. Dunn of Toppnish, Washing
ton, who has been visiting with her
parents here Mr.. and Mrs. G. O.
Davis during the past month left to-
day for her home.
Walter Cox and family arrived
here the first of the week from Vir-
ginia and expects to locate pcrman-
emily IN this vicinity.
Mr.. Fuchs, of Uniontown, is visit
ing with his son Henry.
c. Il. Edwards. of Lewiston, is in
town this week on business.
W. ]. Ramey was in Lewiston last
week.
There viii be a meeting Of the
Farmers Educational & Cooperative
Union at Wilson's hall Saturday
afternoon, May 9, 1908, and all
members are earnestly requested to
be present. Jas. Marker, president.
STAYED or SToLEN-Some time
this spring. iron gray mare, coming
two this spring, branded ] (Bar j
on left shoulder, bay horse colt COM
ing three this spring. branded J on
left shoulder, brand very dim. A
liberal reward will be paid for in
formation leading to their recovery.
Notify Herald Office.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-07

VINO Is J. ". Bacon.
Who is J. w. Bacon1 County
Attorney Needham has made com
plant against him. charging perjury
but It appears Bacon cannot be found
The complaint against Bacon hai
been made by the county attorney
in connection With the motion for
new trial now pending in the case ol
Frank Pinden, who was convicted al
the recent term of court of stealing
steer from Warren Clugston.
Bacon is man who made an at
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- rs.s -. -
'Ae - ~ @' e ~ ~
-
the Jurors.
Il appears that the officers. upon
the filing Of the affidavit. made some
ins.,s, Z as 40, s.,e .iasst;sy Of Bacon,
but could not learn that such a man
had stopped at East End restaurant.
County Attorney Needham later
made an investigation and inquiry
and stated last evening that he fail
ed to secure the slightest information
on the subject. wednesday IN
oune.
James Hoag and family who ieft
here about Two years ago TOT ihe eass
have returned 10 make TINS their fu-
ture nome MIS- Hoag mas Deen ~
poor neaitn almost ever since tney
left here ana tor the past SIX months
has been In helpless oonoition.
The railroad contractors at the
big bridge have again leased the
rock crusher from the city. They
stated that it would take about two
months to finish crushing the rock
that will be needed at the bridge.
This means that the bridge will not
be finished before July at the earl
lest possible date,
- Mo- A.. NJ.
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The following card OF thanks re-
Gently appeared IN Kansas paper
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= - - .hs, a.. L. ..,..a, -
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BY callers just at meal time, we had
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-07

A very interesting time was had
at the republican primaries here
Monday and an unusually heavy
vote vas polled for a primary.
There seemed TO be a we'll defined
Issue as far as the public knew al
though one ticket vas characterized
as the Thompson ticket and the
other the independents. Those who
we're successful were B. J McRae,
Chan. Wallace. c. W. Felt, ]. II
Lewis. A. A. Alvord. Andrew Siell-
mon. A. w. Williams. Z. Nelson.
w C. McLennen. and c. 7. Thomas
The above delegates are 10 attend
both cnnvensions. chaocey Wallace. t.
III. Lewis. A. " Williams. Andres
S,ellmon. A. A. Alvord. and w G
McLernan left yesterday for Le~is.
ten as delegates 40 the republican
convrtiion which !. in session there
today. !
]. B West. who vas arrested Sat-
urday on the charge Of assaultine G
w. Thompson. yesterday entered
plea TO the charge and vas fined sio
by Judge Erb Mr.. West stated he
originally intended to stand trial by
jury. but iha, he was busy in his
lav practice and felt !, was cheaper
10 pay the fine than TO devote the
time TO trial of the case. Tribune.
Martin Kuhn was over fsom Cotton
wood Sunday visiting friends.
Don, miss the piano recital We'd
nesday evening. May 18th at VIII
sons hall.
Much of this week could be called
the good old summer time.
Chester Krengle has accepted a
position With The Felt Mercantile
Company.
Read the Dutch Butchers ads in
this issue.
Don't fail to attend the Piano re-
cital at Wilson's hall Wednesday
evening, May 18th, Il will be good.
Born, Thursday night. May 9TH
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Billups a
great big girl. Mother and child
reported we'll.
Mrs. E. NJ. Parker is preparing
to soon leave for her old home in
the east where she will spend the
summer with her parents.
Mrs. ]. w. Anderson is visiting
at Davenport and Spokane this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Rhodes are
expected home the first OF the week.
w. r. Cargill and wife who have
been visiting his brothers, Frank
and Jim Csrgill for the past two
weeks expect to leave for their
home At PendeI,on, Oregon, Mon
day.
Pro- H L. AxtelI, of the state
university, al Moscow was In tow
this wsek visiting the pub ic school,
with the view Of putting the Nes-
perce high school en- he accredited
list a. ht univs rsiiy
We desire 10 call the attention Of
horseinen TO the fact that We have a
la q, sels,iipt of stallion cuts aod
Al ps rift yuf bills on
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-07

The Herald has succeeded in get
ting special clubbing rate with the
Pacific Monthly. one of the best
magazines published and one devoted
to the interests of the northwest. It
is very seldom weekly is able to
give its readers so low a clubbing
rate with so valuable magazine and
for a limited time only the Herald
and the Pacific Monthly will be sent
one gear for sl.6o. Paid in advance
subscribers can get the Pacific
Monthly for 6oc per year and those
in arrears must pay up and q year
in advance in order to take advan-
tage of this offer. Call and see
sample copies.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-07

Last Friday the Nezperce ball
team went 10 Kamiah where they
we're defeated by The score Of IA to
IS. A large crowd Witnessed the
game but outside the heavy batting
the game was uninteresting. The
two teams will play again in the
near future and as each have won a
game the next one is looked toward
10 with much anxiety by the lovers
Of the national game.
The Nexperce team won from the
Ilo BOYS last Saturday. the score be-
lng 10 70 9. The day pas cold and
raw and the attendance was small
AT the beginning il looked as though
Ilo would win the game but Nezperce
oveftame their lead and with the
tssisiance Of Mcfarland and GREGG,
he ciarksion- -vcl.mer catcher and
pitcher. won ou, by the narrow mar
gin Of one. Il vas the opinioa ofshe
spectators that the Ilo team would
aavr won had il not bern that shr
team vas strengthened.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-07

The Nezperce school board wants
bids on rs cords 4-foot split wood
and II cords l6-inch wood. Wood
to be delivered in the basement Of
the school house by September LIST,
1908. Bids to be opened May 18th.
Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Call on or address,
7. II. Lewis, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-05-07

Lewiston as soon as the necessary
engineering work and construction
can be completed. Teller.
The household goods of Mrs. J
7. orbison and S. Y. Robertson vii
be offered for sale at public auction
Saturday. May 9th, at IL 100 A. M
C. o. Davis has resigned his posi-
tion at Mockler. Miller & Mockiers
and ]. L. Anderson. of Los Animas,
Colorado. has been selected to fll the
vacancy. Mr.. Anderson comes
highly recommended as a furniture
man and an undertaken. having held
positions 10 some of the largest un-
dertaking establishments in the west.
Memories Of the Past
Can anything be more pleasant
in the busy hum-drum Of after years
than to-permii your mind 10 wonder
back 10 the days Of your school life
the sweet memories and incidents
that come up. the smiling faces and
pleasant ccunfenzncess, the old school
house door. that has so often ad-
miiied you. swinging back and forth
on its great hinges; the very walls
speaking forth of happy hours I;
while at your side, stands the noble
teacher who has watched every move
and is as much interested in your
success as you are yourself. AS
these pleasant recollections come
back to one. the eye is almost moist
ened as he realizes those days are
gone forever, and SO many who took
part in those happy hours, as we'll.
AS we sit and contemplate that never
again in this life will those days re-
turn, that the participants who so
joyously together in the school
room and play ground pledged loyal
ty and faith to the old school, and
whose memories are the most pleas
ant in our life, are scattered farand
wide, and some departed forever to
their eternal home. When this is
realized, sad, indeed. is the heart,
and the swiftness, with which the
years pass by makes one understand
that we are journeying toward the
setting sun.--Ex
A Kooskia man went home the
other night after an evening spent
down town. he reeled up the front
steps and into the door of his house.
The floor rolled under bis feet and
the stairs seemed to hit him in the
face as be mounted them. When
nearly up to the top he pitched
backward and rolled down the stairs.
Picking himself up he muttered
"Oh, Lord. pity the poor sailors
out at sea In a storm like this.
The case of the state of Idaho VS..
James Stanton was dismissed in
Judge Johnson's court last Tuesday.
Mr.. Stanton was charged with vio-
Iating the herd law but sufficient
evidence was not produced and the
sta e dismissed the action before any
evidence was Introduced by the de-
Tense.
j. &. Heston who has had the
Nezperce machine works leased for
some time. purchased the sa me this
week from p B. Richardson. Mr..
Hesson is an expert machinist and
will build up an excel ent business.
Larson. real estate. that's all.
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