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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30
Graves has His Eye on Nezperce snc
Csmas prsiries

If the Spokane & Inland extends
its system into Lewiston, it will be
only after a decision of the company
is reached to take over and construct
the Lewiston & Southeastern electric
railway from Lewiston to Nezperce
and GrangeviIle.
The inspection of the line was
made by Chief Engineer A. M. Lup-
fer, of the Spokane & Inland, who
made the trip from Lewiston to Nez-
perez. Grangeville and Westlake in
an automobile, accompanied by
President G. w. Thompson and Sec
rotary F. ]. Randolph, of the Lewis
ton & Southeastern.
The features Of the proposition
that appealed particularly to Mr..
Lupfer are the ease of construction,
feasibility of the route. the vast
territory left to the electric line by
the Culdesac- Crangeville line, the
big section, rich in timber and min
eral resources, lying beyond Grange
vile, and the fact that every mile of
the proposed road will be tonnage
producing. In reviewing these con-
ditions it is stated the Spokane &
Inland would of necessity construct
from 10 to Is miles Of expensive
road to reach Lewiston from the
highlands, and this portion Of the
road would be through section
where but little tonnage would ever
be produced.
The matter of extending the Spo-
kane & Inland to Lewiston is now
receiving the attention of the officials
and It is understood the Nezperce
and Grangeville extension will be
the issue that determines the policy
of the company. The results of the
Investigations by Chief Engineer
Lupfer will be reported to President
J. P. Graves and the board of d.
rectors and it is expected arrange
,,,nrfe will hn cnx,t,int.d for Mr.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30


must be in Kooskia by 2 p. m. Of
stand fine. he gets here about 20
hours before any railroad mail goes
out, but still he must ride hard in
order to make connections. !" The
schedule makers back In Washington
have some queer ideas regarding
mail routes out this way. One trip
over the road would take off that
automobile smile and convince them
that they never had faint idea of
what an Idaho rural mail route is
like. -Kooskia Mountaineer.
A Lewiston writer to the Spokes-
man-Review last week tells how the
Northern Pacific is playing dog with
the proposed electric line. The
writer says: although General
Manager Mutt of the Northern
Pacific railroad agreed 10 make
traffic arrangements with the Nez-
perez & Idaho Electric Company, a
small line now under construction
from Nezperce TO Vollmer, the fact
that James E. Babb seved notice on
z. A. johnson, the builder of the
road, and on the contractors that they
must not trespass on any of the
Northern Pacific alleged right Of way
is taken as an Indication that the Hill
railroad will attempt to block the in
dependent feeder. Mr.. Johnson de-
clares Northern Pacific officials
told him to 60 ahead with the con-
struction, that they would be glad to
have the line built, and they would
not attempt to harass him in any way
but, on the contrary. they offered
him exceptional traffic concessions.
Mr.. Babb as attorney for the North
ern Pacific. has warned the builders
of the proposed line that they have
a right of way from Nezperce to Vol
liner which must not in any way be
on. II is true that several
years ago the Northern Pacific
surveyed a line which is almost in
ieniical with the Johnson line, but
10 right of way passed into the
lands Of the railroad company and the
survey had been forgotten No at
ention viii be paid to the notice as
he landowners who have donated
II sold to Mr.. Johnson will fortify
lin with proof that the Hill road has
10 right which is sufficient to block
work" This is in per-
ect keeping with the policy of that
Dad, and costs them thousands Of
Ioilars for railroad construction to
shut out" the electric line survey
d from Lewiston to Grangeville.
We are glad to see the Nezpsrce
eople 60 right along, just the same.
Sites Sentinel.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30

ed at the feasibility of. the project,
and suggested the company would
be interested in further investiga-
ton and an inspection of the Salmon
river power proposition. Fridays
Teller.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30

Nm w. OF A.-NEzPERoE CAMP
AvAs No. 749s, meets the frat
and third Monday nights of each
month in the I. o. o. +. Hall.
Visiting reighbors cordially in
vited. WALTER HoEPPSER,V v. c.
]. NJ. RHODES, Clerk.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30

Notes for sale at the Herald Office
Get your horses shod at Nc
Lennan's.
Haying will be practically al
over next week.
DR.. John Shawley was in from
Russell Saturday.
The harvesting Of the fall barley
is now in full sway.
Large and small envelopes fol-
sale at the Herald Office.
Miss Nettie Lorer. of Charleston,
is vising friends in Nezperce this
week.
Just received a fine line of watches
at the jewellery store. Prices 70
suit the times. If
D. S. Beekley. proprietor Of the
Nezperce Inn. went to Crangeviile
Saturday returning home Sunday.
Andrew Hardwick left last Friday
for Baker City where he has accept
ed position in one ofthe mines near
that place.
A. A. Bardwell and Ben Schultz
left Tuesday morning for the Buffalo
Hump mining district. They expect
10 be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Henry Pogue distinguished
herself as rife shot Monday when
she sho, a coyote which was getting
on too friendly terms with her
chickens.
]. II. Cox, president of the Lords
burg College filled the pulpit at the
Brethren church Sunday. BE left
Tuesday for visit TO points in the
after which he will return
to California.
w. R. Grim, the auctioneer, viii
cry sales anywhere in the Clear
water country. Twenty years ex-
perience. Specially made Of mer-
chandise sales. Positive saiisfac-
ton. Give me a trial.
Mrs. A. J. Cooper received a letter
from DR.. Coffee. of Portland. Tues
day morning stating that he had op-
Grated on DR.. Cooper Saturday and
found marked case of the appendi-
ciiis. The letter also stated that the
patien: was getting along as we'll as
could be expected.
The open season for shooting
grouse Is from August IS to Decem-
Der /. No more than IL to be killed
by any one person in any one day.
Partridge, pheasant, prairie chicken
and turtle dove, September to De-
cember /. Snipe, plover, duck and
geese. September Is to January 1.
Services at the Christian church
Sunday as follows: Bible school at
10 100, devotional services at IL 100,
subject -" Regeneration" Lords
Supper l;s0. Evening services
Christian Endeavor ISIS, preaching
at 500, subject - Popularity"
Prayer-meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 1850. You are invited to
all ofthese services. Geo. II. Ellis,
minister.
On, WHAT oYl-ssCured at last
Oh, what joy to think that I have at
last been cured of that awful bowel
trouble, are the words of A. c.
of Cold Springs, Texas, who
suffered off and on for twelve months
With disorder Of his bowels. and
inally, after almost giving up in
despair, was cured by Chambeilain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. No one need suffer from
,olic or diarrhoea, for this remedy
gives prompt relief. For sale by all
The new schedule now in effect on
he mail route between here and
Lowell is queer arrangement. The
nail leaves here at 600 a. m,
arriving at Lowell at 2 p. m. The
carrier remains there over night,
leaving at 8 80 next morning and
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30

rHE SUNDAY ALONE
Tea seats per line each tnsertion. c>aat
an werds to line.
ADDRESS
THE sroKEsMAS-REvmw.
Spokane. Wash.
wrRs yoar adv. piainlr. enclosing avsa~x
n stsmrs or monsy order for number -
frx@rtf<ns ds<irs1. kxa stats wn>ther -
Wish adv. inserted IN p>iir. b~a1aS -
~w<e<-e-K<eA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30

LIIRAM LODGE No. SO, A. F. & A
II M. of Nesperce, Idaho. Regular
communications on the Friday even
ing on or before the full moon of each
month in the /. o. o. f. Hall. Visiting
Brothers are cordially invited to at
tend. J. H. LEWIS, W. M.
II. G.. ANDERSON, Sec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30

T o. o. F.-M0RNING STAR
IL Lodge No. 56, of Nezperce, Ida.
Meets every Saturday evening. Visit.
ing Brothers cordially invited.
d. V. DowD, N. G.
M. d. DEMouDE, SEQ.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30
FRATERNAL ORDERS

A MERICUS LODGE No. 4S. K.
"A Of p, meets in Odd-Fellows'
Hall every first and third Thurs
days in each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited TO attend
II. G. ANDERSON, c. c.
P. w. MITCHELL. X. of X. & S.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-07-30
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29

PARA IMPREN7A

Por ata de local taeres temendo que habitar
para e empazmiento de agunas maqunas "notype Sc
reaan precios muy b1ato chvaee caas componedores
toda clase de titles para mpena Tamb6n venden po en-
buen estado q veinte pesos quintal
Aprovechad esta OCCASION
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De Carolina
BODA EsPLKNDDA

In Il noche del dfa de aver, sc ju-
raroD amor eterno en- nuestro boni-
to temple cat6lico, Ia bella seforita
Belen Calder6n y ell joven Guillermo
Angler6.
La Iglesia radiante con el nuevo
alumbrado, no podia contener mas
espectadores.
Ell padre Miro, muy elocuente en-
los consoles que di6 / La gentil pare
ia, para que esta union fuese 10 mas
feliz possible.
Ell Armoninm, ameniz6 tan solem-
ne acto.
La novia recibi6 abundantes va
liosos regalos de sus amistades.
Los desposados, lucian elegantes y
vrstosos trajes.
Fueron sus padrinos, don Jose Ma
cla
En- la casa de los padres de los re-
clen casados, vimos alli reunidos to-
dos sus amigos amigas, Quienes fue-
ron abundantemente obsequiados cor
exqulsltos licores, cerveza, vinos v dull
ces, partiendo despues los contrayen-
tes para su residencia de aMameyes.D
Quiera ell cielo concederles una fe-
licldad eterna que jamAs nube al
guna empane el horizonte de su por-
venir.
Estos son los deseos de
Ell Corresponsal
27 de Diciembre do 1908.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
Ia nueVa DiTseiva de|,Ahnes
LA COMISToN DE REFoRMAS

Anoche. despues de largos debates.
cuyos puntos principales ocupan otro ST.
ito de este peri6dico, qued6 nombrada
la nueva Directiva del Ateneo, en- La
siguiente forma
Presidente, Ferdinand r. Cestero.
ce-presidente, Lcdo Emilio del To-
ro Cuebas.
Tesorero Aureliano Ferrer Wade.
Vice-tesorero. Manuel r. Calder6n
Secretaries, Enrique Contreras "
Arturo C6rdova Landr6n.
vocales Lcdo. Martin Travieso Jr.,
Lcdo Rafael Monagas, Lcdo. Eugene
c. de Hostos, Lcdo. George Cabot
Ward, Lcdo Augusta Malaret, Lcdo-
Jose Janer
Bibliotecarios Rafael E. Ramirez
A. Lopez Tizol
Tambien se nombr6 la Comisi6n pa
ra la modification del Reglamento, y et
plan de estudios que ha de presentarse
la consideration de la Asamblea en
la reunion permanente que probable
mente tendra lugar ell Z de EnerO.
Componen la mencionada Comisi6n
los senores don Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos, dom Herminio Diaz Navarro, dom
Emilio del Toro Cuehas don Vicente
Balbas don Ferdinand r. Cestero,
cuyos senores presentaran el plan de-
reformas estudios, dentro de los sie-
te dlas, i contar de la fecha de aver
Dado 10 extraordinario de los concur~
rrentes el n1mero de papeletas que
se depositaron en- las urnas, fue neeee-
sario elegir cinco secretaries interiross
de mesa, para el escrutinio de los votes
en- las elecciones de la Directiva
Al leerse la nueva candidatura los So
clos de PIE, aplaudian ruidosamente Ca
da vez que sonaba un nombre. FL ac~
to de anoche fue reaImente una prue-
ba de la gran vitalidad prestigio de1
| Ateneo.
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Los amigos de-! b!el ldIIeo

I'll presidente senior Lucas Reyes y
FL tesorero senor Santiago Laza Munoz,
de la Soeiedad dc Socorros Mutuos
Los Amigos del Bien PdbIico'' nos
envian un estado del movimiento de
fondos De dicha soeiedad, del primero
10 Julio III treinta de Noviembre del
ano que tinaliza
III estado econ0mico de la soeiedad
no puede ser mas foreciente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29

Nueva York, martes.-Al SUR de Italia ell terremoso
cause tamhien destrozos ncalculables perddas de VI
das incontabes.
La cudad de Reggie h gido aniquilada tambien por
el temblor de TERRA III fenomeno seismco do una
ntensidad desquiciante
Los cadaveres estan bao los montones de
combros de los derrnmbamientos de Las casas.
La hecatombe es de magnitud que espanta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
lBssa reel acI0n
de sos iaponeses
Ell DERECHO DE NATURALIZATION

Mueva York, martes.-El goberno de Toxic ha peddo
1sx medic de embaador Washington que le con-
zaa los japoneses Ell derecho de naturalzarse amer
que tienen los extrsnjeros de otras parties
Ensiende ell gobierno de Toxic que Ia exclusion que
hace de los nipones ofensvs para La dignidad del
T1eblo lapones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
10 que espera Puer-
to Rico
DECLARACIoNEs DEL sr. LARRINAGA

Mneva York martes.-El Comisionado por Puerto Ri
sailor Larinaga ha deearado que espers grandes re
gmas benecosas para Puerto Rico de la Intervention
us ha de tener Mr. Winthrop ell gobierno nacional
E nuevo gubsecretario de Estado de los probados
amigos de Puerto Rico ha dcho Ell senor Larrinaga
sAs q puede esperar mucho La Isla
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Service Especial DEL boleih mefcanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
MDp. Winthrop SUBJ
secrefari0 de Estado
UNA BUEEA NOTTCIA

Nuevs York, martes.-Er la colonia puertorrique
aqui residente IA causado muy buena impression La
aDsicia ofcialmente promulgada de que Mr. Beekman
winthrop sera eevado la subsecretaria de Estado
- gzbinete Taft que ha oe naugurarse Enero.
E ascenso importantisimo de Mr. Winthrop ha mere
asdc unanimes celebraciones.
Ia prensa al consignar la notcia trbuta al emnente
Ezncionario frases de cumplido eogio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
81 desastre de Stella
TERREMOTO pAvOROSO

Nueva York, martes,-Los informes que van Tegan-
do del Sur de Italia desoladores.
Un erremoto pavoroso ha destrudo Stella las ciu
dades de Messina Catana de las princpaes pobaco-
mes de la isla infortunada.
La catastrofe reviste mportancia que excede 4
toda ponderaci6n-
Hay miles de muertos pueboa enteros sin hogar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
HorrorosostemporaD
en- Italia


Nueva York martes.-Un furioso temporal ha axota-
do la Isla de Stella el Sur de la peninsula taliana,
causando danos cuyas proporcones monstruo-
possible calcular ann.
La tempestad ha hecho naufragar muchas embarca-
clones en- los mares Jonico Mediterraneo Prreno Las
playas estan cubiertas de cadaveres.
I'll desastre reviste abrumadoras proporciones.
Evening journal., 1908-04-07
Notes and Comments

Large sized cop OF Celtic descent. with hardwood
stick Is capable Of holding back any demonstrators with
grievance toward existing conditions When an Irish
fights Il safe bet that he is on the right side
Miss Ethel Roosevelt is fortunate in her heredity
Strength OF mind and body natural sequence when
parentage is considered No "'Fraid babies in the
Presidents family. Run engine? Well, that's easy
The Derry Qreland) Journal established in 1872 bears
caption that appears at the head of this sheet
1t claims justly, a circulation that is undisputed
Of Congress for copyright and put his history OF
the peinsular metropolis in book form.
Guess Herr Schmttberger. inspector OF the New
York police stand for all that is handed him
by Socialists Pretty good Dutchman, with bunch
of husky OF other nationalities TO back him.
spocous promises not resultant in effect. When
will the streets be cleaned?
Aprrs winds are chill, the rain is cold. Let's be
thankful the will be in flower and all danger
passed.
Representative Esch Of wisconsin is wise in his day
generation. In bill Of his fathering, he objects
and helps others oppose. capitalization and
share-sweling by railroads His Ideas in line with
those Of the President
Philadelphia: Yes, we the place where police
are murderers and burglars Quiet old Quaker
town. Was onee-tough proposition now.
is better be a Delaware farmer than member Of
tho New York stock exchange
Evening journal., 1908-04-07
Personal and Pertinent

Seeking to know how best interest her in my con.
versation hied me to the wise man, who spoke and
said: "Speak thou OF many things So long she
calculates the subject thou changer but when she
asks question: then will you know the topic that is
nearest TO her heart"
Whereupon / returned unto the maiden and lifted my
voice tunefully into speech
Il talking TO friend of mine along
the street" remarked unto her He Is a writer Of
books and has the strangest sights and scenes"
She turned 10 me the face OF innocence but nothing
said
HE has travelled in distant lands has sailed the seas
ana triumphed Ger the mountain tops. He has braved
the Of Alaska and the tropc Of the Amazon
india has been his stamping ground and over China has
he widely roamed"
"Just TO think" she cried
e has studied the picture galleries Of the whole wide
world London Vienna, Paris Florence; he knows them
'"rhe ideal" she cried
HE has slept in the house where Dickens was born
and has paid his pilgrimage the where the great
4aeAeray breathed his last He has sat at the table
whereon Balzac wrote the Comede and Kipng and
he ..,. are the most particular friends"
You don't sayi" she cried.
"He correspondent and made a record in
the Boer War At Port Arthur he ran the blockades
both by land and sea and twice left for upon
"craciousi" she cried
He was a war correspondent and made a record IN
the Boer War At Port Arthur he ran the blockades
the field" F
"Graciousi" size cried
Before that he dramatic critic and the boldest
actor trembed at the words that might say He knew
the stars that twinkled in armament and All the
minor consultations on the broad great white way
Fancy" she cried.
He has hunted tiger in India and the elephant IN
Africa He has tracked the lion its lair and the leo
pard 10 its den" ~ ~
You don't saw"
whereat plaused breathless and disconnted for ns
an hterrosauon had she made and vanly dld 1 cudeel
my mind Tor the topic that 10 her heart but
and oueried ~ "i '@07
Is he marrisdr-New York Evening sun
Evening journal., 1908-04-07
EDW. H. BRENNAN

This argument is embodied in the
opinion of the court. delivered by Mr..
Justice Brewer. who goes further, and
establishes the principle that women,
the same as children, are entitled TO
special protection Of sort that would
not be recognized by the law in the
case Of men. Her physical structure
and a proper discharge Of her maternal
functions. having In view not merely
her own health but the well-being Of
the race. justify legislation to protect
her from the greed as well as the pas
sion Of man. The limitations which
this statute-the Oregon law-places
upon her contractual powers, upon the
right TO agree with her employer as
to the time she shall labor are not
imposed solely for her benefit, but also
largely for the benefit Of ALL"
Twenty States besides Oregon have
similar laws. and Justice Brewers
decision fixes their consututionality
and lays the principle for correspond
ing laws in other States. II empha
sizes the power Of the commonwealth
TO legislate for the common welfare,
and places the mothers Of the race in
a sacred position, above the sordid in
teersts Of business and property.
Evening journal., 1908-04-07
MR.. HANDY AS A DELEGATE.

THE JOURNAL hears strange reports that
Il some opponents of the proposed election Of
the Hon. Levin Irving Handy as one OF the dele
gates to the Denver convention object to Mr..
Handy because they fear that his past yearnings
towards Colonel Bryan will cause him to jump
into the Bryan cart at Denver before all the
wheels on the Gray wagon have fallen off. And
yet it might not be bad idea to have some one
in the delegation who, after he has discharged his
patriotic duty Of supporting a Delaware man for
President, should temper himself to the Bryan
wind.
We fancied that Handy's nomination speech
for the judge strapped him to the Gray forces,
and we did not know that the buckles had broken.
It is true that Br'er Handy wandering around in
the Gray paradise-for it appears to be paradise
was ike lost soul for awhile, but we cannot
see why he should be doubted.
Yet we suspected that when the name Of the
Hon. Charles Henry Salmon. of Pencader hun
dred, was brought forward as a probable cand-
date for national delegate from rural New Castle,
there was large and cleaning Gray knife about
for use on the scalp of the former congressman.
But as Handy is somewhat familiar with the
tomahawk himself, in the CORY Democratic po-
iitical battles, we shall await the outcome of the
combat with interest
Evening journal., 1908-04-07
MEAT TRUST EXToRTIoN.

HE Meat Trust is doing its best to impress
4 upon the public that the trusts are bad, or
ganzed chiefly for spoilation purposes. The adj
vance in the price of meat is merely trust rob
berry for which there is no justification. These
meat monopolists, when they made former ad-
vances, gave as their excuse the shortage of the
grain crop, the bad weather the lack of cattle and
the great demand for meat because of generally
prosperous conditions.
These excuses do not obtain at present, but the
advance is forced in meat prices, regardless Of
reasons. In fact the meat monarchs scorn to give
real reasons. They don't have to, so long as they
cap clutch the public by the throat.
They, however, did advance as pretended ex-
cuse that there was a scarcity Of live stock Yet
the official reports of the stock market show
large increase in the quantity of live stock Of
fered to the Chicago markets during the first
three months of the year. The price of cattle in
Chicago last week dropped from 10 to IS cents on
the hundred and packers refused TO bu3 The
condition of the market was similar in other
Western centers. This fact seems to dispose of
any pretence of reason advanced by the trust for
the large increase in the price of meat.
This example of the operations of the beef COM
bine is that might be food for reflection for
those people who are so fearful lest injury will
be worked by government interference with the
extortions of monopolists.