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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1908-02-06

Pm 7alve CarboIized acis hike
pouitice. draws out inflammation
ed poison Antiseptic. healing
Fer chapped hands, lips. outs
bnrns. Sold by j. d. Mcmillan
Il on.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
NAVY YARD BUILDING.
Another attempt to ProUide Quar-
ters for Al the Officers.

An attempt will be made 10 increase accom-
rnodations for officers at the Brooklyn navy
ward SO that all OF them may be quartered
either within the yard or in a large building
near by At present a dozen Of the Junior
married officers are obliged to live in apartment
houses or hotels, often long distance from the
ward To remedy this condition one Of the
special recommendations to be made by the
Navy Department to Congress at its next ses-
sion according to news received here yesterday,
will be FOR an appropriation to provide needed
quarters not only at the Brooklyn navy yard.
but at other yards throughout the country.
The situation is not peculiar to the local sta
ton, but exists in every yard on both coasts
At the Naval Academy. also. many Of the officers
are still forced to find quarters in the town Of
Annapolis, despite the recent enlargement Of the
academy buildings.
At the Brooklyn station the senior officers
naturally are assigned TO quarters in the
grounds according to their rank. The unmar-
ried junior officers have bachelors mess. The
inconvenience falls the Junior married off,
GERS, and last year about a dozen of them were
forced to live outside. The communication
pense allowed by the department amounted to
about s4,5GO, but this did not, of course. cover
much Of the difference between the cost of liv
ing at the station and in a hotel According TO
the report from Washington. the appropriation
to be recommended for quarters at the
Brooklyn yard is $4,000 to be used to build
apartment house in the grounds.
Captain J. D. Adams acting commandant of
the Brooklyn navy yard said yesterday that
several times in recent years some such plan
has been mentioned, but he did not where
there was room in the yard for suitable build
ing. whether 1t would be desirable to have
such building near the yard is a question: he
added
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
NEW STEP IN HAMS CASE
Counsel Says He Viii Challenge
Queens County Grand Jury.

John F. Mcintyre, attorney for Captain Peter c.
Hams 5r and his brother, T. Jenkins Hams. the
former held for the murder OF William E. Annis
and the latter accessory TO IT, served notice
Yesterday on District Attorney Darr1n Of Queens
County that he would challenge the array Of the
grand jury empanelled TO pass on the cases. Of
his clients.
Mr.. Mcintyre bases his action upon information
that a member Of the grand jury q warm per
sonaI friend % Annis and, further. according 10
AIr. McIntyre's informant. that on several occa-
sions since this mans selection as Juror he has
been heard express determination 10 do every
thing in his power to hang them both" referring
70 Captain Hains and T. Jenkins Hams
Inasmuch a juror is required by law 10 bring
= impartial mind to bear upon the question Of
guilt or Innocence submitted 10 him for determine
tion Mr.. Mcintyre AYERS that the Juryman is not
competent 10 sit in the jury room. e9d demands
the calling Of an entirely new panel.
Should the District Attorney disregard his pro-
for order disHnssing any indictments that might
be brought against his clients by the present
grand jury
The divorce action, which has been made a
corollary OF the murder trial by the filing of an
affidavit by Mrs. Hams. in which she denies all
ALLEGATIONS cf improper conduct with Annis Is not
10 be passed upon until after the action Of the
and q controverting one by Captain Hams We're
filed yesterday with Justice Carr, in the Supreme
Court Of Kings County. Decision the motion
for srnony counsel fees and the custody Of the
children made in behalf OF Mrs. Hams. was re-
served
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
TO STOP SkYSCRAPING.
Building Code ReUiSers Tentdtt0ely
Place Limit at $50 Feet.

Thomas J. Brady, chairman OF the Building Cooe
Revision Committee reported yesterday TO VIII
lam p Kenneally, chairman OF the committee on
,,ndinzs Of the Board of Aldermen, that the re-
vision committee had tentatively approved an OF
dnance 10 limit the height Of buildings erected In
TIE future TO a MAXIMUM % ''0 49,
rance follows:
An buildings hereafter erected shall be limited in
fssght except as herein otherwise PROVIDED IN IN
-e5srsI accordance with the width Of streets on
EXCEPT where the width o. sueHus Is aesS :, Ia5
feet when buildings face upon .tpht pa[k; ;.s not
plaza similar public place the neIsnr F a b,,iIS &
tngs Of Glasses and F, except office buildings
observatores and gren seIa6o IaS fset In height
Tho Classes = and F are explained in the letter
. OF Mr. B-ady as:
houses restaurants markets. refrigerator plants,
saurter houses rendering plants breweries. sugar
refineries and observatories. All buildings OF ths
sbaIj he Of freproof construction, except other
wise provided in Section 25 Of this code
Cas- 5 sno P6oratores P6%sr sni Tsoad sPeighi
gspots OIL houses. oil refneries gain eiewstGIs; &
class hereafter erected shall be Of hreproof con-
struction.
Under the provisions Of Section 407 OF the char
ter the Beard Of Aldermen may regulate and re-
strict" by ordinance the height Of buildings ito be
hereafter erected this city No ordinance for
shis purpose. however. be passed until pub
lie hearing has been held and it shall have been
approved by the vote Of q majority OF the members
OF the Board Of Estimate and Apportionment. The
Building Code Revision Committee cannot make a
6e<anite recommendation until after these prelTni-
r1aries. Mr.. Brady's letter was referred to the
committee on buildings.
The Metropolitan Life Building is 657 feet in
height the Singer Building 612 feet and the Park
Row Building 3S2 feet
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
James McCreery u Co.
25rd Street 54f6 4sfrees
81 YEARS OF GROWTH IN MERCHANDISING.

On Sale Wednesday and Thursday,
October the 7th and Sth.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, October 6, 1908


Steamer Rhein Ger, Frank. Bremen September "a 10
oerchs co. with a54 cabin and 81 steerage PASSENGERS
and mdse for Baltimore Arrived at the Bar at 92o m
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Ger Cuppers. Bremen Sep
tember 20 SOUTHAMPTON and cherbourg 80 TO oelriehs
mdse Arrived at the Bar at 5:52
5 TO- Alden 81 Port said September oran
a. and yaso ye6 a. tho Ra at do m
Steamer LANDAU City Bp. Hunter. Bristol September
IA and Swansea 10. to James Arkel & Co with mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 9:40 a m -. 90 ..
the Atlantic transport line with p passengers
A5ved at ths. the Bar m at s S1' ] ooenag september
"a Christisnia 25 and Christiansand rs 20 Fnch bdys
Arrived at the Bar at 1O:45 a m
in B Hepburn @ s9ua2aya "a pot py SAID I'D
September and Algers H. via Delaware Breakwater 0c
H Winchester & Co. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer City Savannah. Fisher. Savannah October 3
20 the Ocean SIS Co with passengers and mdse. Left
Steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News and Norfolk to
steamer Jose NoT, sorensen Port Barios September
passengers and fruit Arrived at the Bar at noon
and Charleston 4 the clyde SIS 60. with passengers
ans sta pesus oPe New
the Southern Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse
Ai5' stesmsr Surname M ID Dusch' Egmona ear
Edye Z Co and to the ROYAL Dutch West indian Mail
IS Co. with passengers mails and mdso Arrived at
steamer wilkomen tGerl Lotze Christiania septem-
Arrived at he Bar a m
Steamer Estnna. Libau farrived October 5l Left
Quarantine 9:+7 Detained because Of plague
examination.
Steamer Maracas C2rly Kirkhy. Perth Amhoy, to the
Trinidad shipping and Trading Co, in ballast Passed
in Quarantine II :o5 m
Steamer (Brl. CovinE. to Simpson.
Spence Young. In ballast Passed the bay at
2:19 m.
Navahoe, Hale. Georgetown. G. October !.
mngton 3 To the Clyde SIS Co with passengers
ard mdse. Left Quarantine at 2 05 q m.
Hook n ]. Oct a. g:30 u-Wtud southeast;
light breeze cloudy: light
e. z,ror,r,n1 yIirhHIn, ,c-, r,-o-,,, ,,o
Plymouth and CherbourR: Manuel Calvo CSpanl. Cadz.
barcelona, StHteGdam fDutch). Rotterdam via
Boulogne Rhetn tGer) Baltimore: Windermere CBr).
Havre. Dunkirk etc; Apache Charleston and Jackson
VILE: Columbus Savannah: El cid Galveston:
Hamilton Norfolk and Newport News; Erny tAustl.
Pireus and Voio.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

A musical youth suggests that our
Young mems suits might be described
as pitched in higher key than our
mems suits.
That's about it, too-the style IS
not so much changed as raised 10
higher degree and accentuated.
The result is young gentlemen's
suits. and not the burlesque styles
often shown as college clothes.
Sizes begin at 30 chest.
Plenty of the green felt hats
Young men and old are wearing.
The English cloth Alpines' too
The new E. & W. Red-man collars
at two for a quarter come 10 exactly
the same shapes as the +. & w. 25c
collars.
In quarter sizes, too.
For brisk Fall walks the "Pedes-
trian Shoe" is it.
A black calf shoe, laced, and a
weight to suit men who are just leav-
ing off low shoes.
S..
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY,
Three Broadway storeH
,ss s42 1902
Warren St 18th s. s4th st
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New YORK
ands via seattieJ4Iyo Maru Oct s. $50 m
Observation-Disclosures .......... Oct 12 e3o p m
Hawaii via San Franciscol-Alameda Oct II. $50
Eaw Japan, Corea, China ana Philip
Pon Maru Oct IS. $50 p
meric anu Oct 1s $50 m
New Zealand. Australia except West),
San FranciscoGeYeddo. Oct IS, $50 m
FranciscoJ@siberia Oct D. $50 m
Japan, Corea. China Philippine ISL
Empress Of China Oct d. $50 m
dressed oniy) via Tacoma}|Ning Chow Oct o. $50
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands Cvia
San FTancisco)-U Transport. Oct. 81, $3.50
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

Naples and Trieste; m. Konign Luise tGer) New
ork Nn.iics
Liverpool Oct 6Thespis Gr) New York for Manchester
Bremen oct G. KTouprnze ssn Cecilie Ger, New York
Plymouth and CheTDOurg.
Havre. oct 4-Louisiane Hr. New York via bordeaux
9Th Hudson (Fr). New York.
Trieste. Martha Washington tAust). New York via
Naples
Rio de JaneIro 4-Corsican Prince CBr). New York
via Bahia
Pauiilac oct 3-Orinamme (8r) New York
Delagoa Bay oct 6-Cape Corsc tBr) New York via St
Vincent. c Y. FOR Taku bar.
Adelaide 6Istrar tI3r). New York via st Vincent
& Y. and Frcman.le.
SAILED
Singapore. Sept 3O-1udramayo tsr). Boston and New
Bahia. Norman Prince LBr). New York.
Barry. City Everett. New York
Nl1les. 3-San Giovanni UtaD. New
Fatras. Sept 29-Oceana CAustl, New York.
AlgteTs oct l-Earonga Gl3r), Boston and New
Almeria. oct 1-Statia (Br). New York
Rotterdam. oct 4-Prometheus t3er New York; 9th.
lielios tGer), New York
PASSED.
Gibraltar: oct b-Principe di Pemonte dtaD. York
Naples
Tarfla cet 6-san Giorgio dtaD New Palermo.
Naples.
Alden, oct G-KabInga tBr. Calcutta and Colombo for
Boston and New York
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
James McCreery & Co.
~, ~<o, 54fb Street
.1 YEARS OF GROWTH IN MERCHANDISING.

On Sale Wednesday and Thursday,
October the 9TH and Sth.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
FURNITURE. In Both Stores.

FURNITURE. Both Stores
Parlor Furniture.
2 niece Suites, upholstered i'm rich
velour tapestry and damask. Selections
of materials be made to harmonic with
desired coIored schemes.
$500 and 10000 per suite
value o
Dining Room Furniture of Mahogany.
Sideboards medium sizes, complete with
linen and silver drawers.
SidebOards 5000, 62.OO and 10000
81 oand1
China Closets 4S.OO, 51.OO and $500
pIces5 and
Extension Tables 1000, $500 and 5000
usual prices
Chairs 900, $50 and 1000
11So
Arm Chairs 500, 1915 and 13. 90
1850 and 1880
RUG DEPARTMENTS. In Bot
Oriental Rugs,-choice Mosul, Cabistan
and KAYAK. 1880, 21.5O and $3.50
Silky Afghan and Mahal Carpet siZes).
1900 to 10000
value to
Domestic Rugs (Oriental reproduce
tions), Body Brussels, Royal Wilton and
Beauvais Administer. Scanned and seamless.
Size 9x12h. 24OO
Carpets,-al wool and cotton chain
Durrie zoe and SOC per yard
value 7Oc and soc
Worsted Wilton Velvet 1.15 per yd.
Linoleum-Foreign and Domestic In
laid 1.15 per yard
15o
James MCCreery & Co.
25rd Street 541b Street
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
TRY TO MULCT CITY
MANY BILLS CUT DOWN.
Legisiatiue Committee Hears Test
nonu on Sapply Accounts.

-, - .ru1a,,r. of the bureau Of municipal
statistics IN the Controllers ofhce' anu 49,
I,nes purchasing agent Of the Board OF HuNuo
,,on gsve startling testimony yesterday before the
,o,,, lsetslatiye committee which is invesug3te
a.. e--o,cssI condition of this city. MI McIntyre
,s,d that in innumerable instances the plAs pre-
serted for supplies were 80 per cent hlshe. x =
1he amounts finally paid MI Jones sAiu .i'e
school supersntendents under the preseh' q
pass upon the acceptability OF 'eA'O0'As
shev themselves have written
u showing how attempts were made TO nolcl
,h. city Mr. Mcintyre produced vouchers loI
=oods supplied and work done In the Borough oA
Queens Some OF these showed that SIX one
chairs costing sn0 were valued oy experts a. '.o
The city settled for s1sT 80. For renovauns ana
Se,o-a.trp rooms IN the Queens Borough Hail
xs7s N was charged. The bill was settled 1or
szas q after the value OF the WORK was aplfe
hx two experts at s147 ss and sl42 bo respectively
rohn II Andrews g clerk in the contract puFeau
- rsa-os nanzrtment said he thought q
,,.-al purchasing agency would insure srea'er
,,,,,ls-s,v and lower scale IN prices he sho"eo
how one firm had bid on February q ASo on .
cau for certain articles Of hardware ahnoutlline -
s11 and again for articles amounting 10 - OK %
,a had TO bond itself for the performances ot 'no
contract All TINS was
thought. ~, ,-,,..ed
A. NcI,.vrre then took the stand He suolnlt'eo
large number OF bills questioned IN the oon-
t,oI,er,s office which he had investigated fesNi'e
fn the cutting down OF the p'400
stances more than one-hah-
He said that If there had been proper Oai ssni--e
-. ,b. city these articles and this WORK coulc ha'
heen obtained at below the vaIne plAcs7u ~
-1r-s,sers engaged when the bills were Quesaoneo.
Nfr McIntyres testimony as to tne ol,s 49,
soz,-r sncluded one for ssa for work done In Ine ~
-ro,yn rIau of Flushing, which the aPpi o-oe' =
valued at $50. Finally gao q was eno" =, .he
- rha same contractor had, according 10 'Ao
Ps.o h,,,s amounting to $4,000 which were COM
-,rornised at 75 per cent
treated were:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

BRASS BEDSTEADS. In Both
$50 Fine Brass Bedsteads, with inch
continuous tubing, large ornamental husks
and 1 inch lateral filling. Bright or satin
finish, best English lacquer. All sizes.
1880
aIprses 3
95 Brass Bedsteads. Simple Colonial
model with inch pillars. Bright or satin
finish, best English lacquer All sizes.
14.5O
usuaI price
South American Hair Mattresses, Cot
ton Mattresses, Upholstered Springs and
Bolsters.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

lanes A. shankland chief accountant for the
committee testified TO the various rates paio ~
different departments for hay and grain In the nrs'
e,sht months OF 1908 There was sometimes as
much as g ton difference in the prices OF Ieeo
For eight months. he said fs6 was palo aoo'e
the lowest prevailing contract price, and for me
wear. based upon those figures. the total woulo De
s43 500.
Mr.. Joues admitted. under some pressing ques-
tions from Assemblynan Oliver tnat Ine schoo'
superfntendents pass upon the eligibility OK DOCKS
which some one Of their number may have written
And IL looks to me-" said the Assenblynlan' as
If these superintendents drew salary Tor APPROX
ing their own books, upon which they presumably
draw profit"
The witness was uncertain
An adjournment was taken until October D. The
affairs of the Department Of Education VIII oe
,-ol.e5 r,uch deeper and c. B. ]. Snyder, Super
tn,endent of School Buildings, will be called sena-
tor Sake wants to know now the department buys
pianps and other things. Mr.. Jones olo ho' AHo~ T
ab,It that and, he said, did not care TO talK
about IL.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

sBrinEz mail
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.
The Car

Carona, reported $50 east Of Sandy Hook
at II a m, Is expected to dock at to-day.
Tbs Majestic, reported 3T7 miles
at s:20 yesterday, is expected dock $50 D m
to-d
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Antwerp Oct g. 10 a -Kroonlsnd New York VIA Dover
Naples. oct 6-Norf America Utah. New York
Sydney. y W H-flan Matheson (f{r5. York
via st Vincent c Y
Gibraltar, Oct u noon-slsyonls l5E) New York fos
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

BLANKET DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores.
1000 pairs, White Wool Blankets,
Double bed size.
$50, 4.75, $50 and 6.25 per pair
Fine quality, cotton filed COmfOrtables.
Covered with figured silkOline, finished with
extra wide pink blue satin border. Full
size. 900 eacn
White English Bed Spreads. New pat
terms, satin finish Light or medium weight.
Medium extra large sizes.
1.75 2.75, 400 and 800
usualpr
Lower Floor
Second Floor fourth
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC

rises e03 Moon 25T Moons age II
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook 5:15 Gov. Island 5:3s He'll Gate 7:31
P PM-Sandy Hook 5:35 Gov Island 5:57 He'll $50
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-23

II DR.. and Mrs. S. Il. Titus movec
into the Orbison property on Pin,
street the forepart Of the week.
TEAMS WANTED-To haul grain.
Telephone or call on Martin Carl.
son, manager, Mohler. Idaho.
Ms. w. B. Martin arrived
from Seattle Tuesday and will spend
the winter with her son, Fred
Miss Bertha Bayne has accepted a
position in the dress making depart
ment of B. J. Fike & Company.
DR.. Dunlap was in town yester-
day from Mohler. He has just re-
turned from visit to Portland.
HAY FOR SALE-At the w. c.
Lehman ranch three miles east and
one-half mile south Of Nezperce.
WAETED-Second hand disc pillow.
Cheap for cash. Must be in good
order. Tkos. Clausen. Nezperce.
c. NJ. Ssearns, an old Nezperceite,
is visiting friends in the city and will
probably locale here to practice Law.
A large crowd from Nezperce at
tended the masquerade dance at
Casper Galarneau's last Friday
night.
G. w. Robinson, the piano tuner
from Lewiston, is in the city for
few days. Leave orders at the Clark
House.
Martin Kuhn received word Sat-
urday that his father, who lives in
was seriously sick with the
pneumonia.
Mrs. J. NJ. Rhodes left for JUL
aetta Monday where she was called
IN account Of the illness of her father
It that place.
Hardwood Company, Ltd, pay
he highest price for cream at all
ines. Receiving station at Nez- /
'erce, Idaho.
A letter from DR.. J. R. Sheldon, 4
ormerIy of this place, states that he (
J located at Muskogee, Oklahoma, 4
nd is doing we'll
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-23

J. P. SOrenson was over from
Mohler Saturday.
C. W. Leasure is in town thi
week from Seattle.
SPECIAL Chicken dinner Saturday
at the Nezperce Inn.
An old maid is what you nigh
call "dried peach"
E. NJ. Parker visited with bis
brother in Ito over Sunday.
Ella and Mamie Eitzen are home
from Colfax for short visit.
Jack Cooper is reported quite sick
with measles and lung trouble.
Phillip LANCER, of Spokane. is
here visiting his brother, Lew.
S. J. Pool and A. E Miller we're
over from MohIer Wednesday.
Four-room house for rent. En-
quire at Herald Office. City water.
A. G. Gross, OF near Mohlef.
was in town Saturday on business.
WAE1ED-Two No. mich cows.
Enquire of w. A. Burghart, MOhier.
Thos. Dowry was over from
Grangeville yesterday on business.
Harry Dowd, cattle buyer from
Cheney. Washington, is in the city.
w. 1. Rinehart, of Kamiah, is in
town for few days buying sheep.
J. C. Wright, of Genesee, was III
own on business Friday and Satur-
lay.
Pacific Monthly, we-terner and
ne Nezperce Herald one year for
,1.7O.
Stock Hogs Wanted Telephone
n call on Martin Carlson. manager, Il
Idaho.
Pete Calarneau does all kinds of
hoe repairing. Shop back of the
Brooke Chop Mill. Il
Mrs J. Marie Millett will give a I
curse of lessons with each piano (
urchased from her.
just received a nice line Of Csc (
nd SOC novels for winters reading. il
anderson Pharmacy. q
Mrs. M. J. Haynes left this morn
Ig for Grangeville for visit with
lends and relatives. ia
Earl McCarty and VIM. Lead "a
:tter vent to Seattle with four car ,,
ads Of hogs Saturday. ,.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jami- II
n on Wednesday morning, January a .a
th, a bouncing big girl. 90
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-23

zine winner WedtneI.
Speedy Swift is in town.
Subscribe for the Herald.
Larson, real estate, that's all.
Send the Herald to your friends.
We can print your butter wrappers.
The Nezperce Land Company
Don't overlook our clubbing rates.
Henry Bedard is sick with neu-
raIgia.
q. W. Moore was over from 10
Friday.
E Olson was in Ito yesterday on
business.
Mrs. M. D. DeMOude is on the
sick list.
Mrs. Tom Gray is quite sick with
he measles.
Bert Anderson came over from
dohler Friday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-23
NOTICR TO CREDITORS

Idaho.
In the matter OF the estate OF John Nagni
son. deceased.
Notice is hereby given By the undersigned
administrator of the will and estate of John
M2gnison, deceased. to the creditors of. and
all persons having claims against the said de
ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within Il months after the hrsi
publication OF this notice. 10 the said admin
isfr1tor at Nezperce. the same being the place
for the transaction of the business OF said
OF Idaho.
signed and dated nf Lewiston, Idaho. this
18th day Of Deem Der. A. D.. 1907.
1T ORsIsos, AdministIa tor.
First publications December Is, 1907
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-23
NOTICE

IN violation OF Ordinance No - Of tho WI
iage OF Nezyerfe. Idaho
TAKKr uf-By the undersigned on January
11nd. 1875.
One red steer calf, white strip along the
belly ard on both hips, about nine months
old
wArsfro = Unless said animal IL claimed
before January ~ 1908. and the charges thereon
paid. said animal Will be sold At public auc-
ton 70 the highest bidder Tor cash ~ the VII
lage pound At fczpefce. Idaho. Tuesday. Janh.
airy u, 1908, Al 100 ,. IA. IN order to pay
costs and charges thereon. NJ y NooELEn,
Village Marshal.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-23
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rHE SUNDAY ALONE
Tea cents per line each insertion. coans
six verbs 10 line.
Address
TEE sPoKEssisN-REymw.
Spokane. Wash.
Write your sdv. plsiniy. enclosing amount
IN stamps or money order for number -
insertions DESIRED. snd state WHISTLER ys~
otsh adv iss>rtsd A. Daily SUNDAY -
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-01-23
.....H. BERMAN..
NEZPERCF- InAHC

NEZPERCE, IDAHO
VIII pay top prices for OLD
RUBBER BOOTS AND SHOES,
SCRAP COPPER AND BRASS,
HIDES, WOOL, SHEEP PELTS
AND HORSE HAIR.