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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-24
Great WeIcomer Dead.

WERNERSVILLE, Pa, July "a
known from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific as the great welcomer," Mayor
Franklin p. story, of Atlantic City,
n. J., whose speeches have been the
feature of every convention held at the
shore resort for many years, died OF
paralysis here. He was So years old.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-24
United States Tells Excited Country
That IL Does Not Intend to
stand For Any Ex-
element.
GUNBoAT HAS ARRIVED
President Simon Climbs Out Of His
Sick Bed and Takes Charge
Of His Little
Army.

WASHINGTON, July 24-The state
department today authorized Minister
Furniss to warn the Haytian govern
ment against bombardment of unforti-
fed cities and to accompany that
warning with the threat that this
country will hold Hayti accountable
for any damage to American interests
or citizens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-24
stores Are Reopened.

CAPE HAYTIAN, July 24.-With
the arrival of the United States gun
boat Peoria, quiet was fully restored
here today and foreigners reopened
their places of business.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-07-24
THE WEATHER.
(ITntil Z D. m. Tuesday. }

(Until p. M. Tuesday,
For KeokuR and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday. Continued cool
tonight.
For Illinois: Fair and continued
cool tonight and Tuesday.
For Iowa: Fair tonight with slight
ly cooler north portion. Tuesday fair
with slightly warmer central and
west portions
For Missouri: Fair and continued
cool tonight Tuesday fair with
slightly warmer northwest portion.
River Forecast.
The river will remain nearly sta
tionary during the next 4S hours.
Local observations.
July. Bar Ther.Wind. Weather
% Z pm. :. 2s.6 so w PIT Cldy
"a Z am. 30o1 SO w Clear
Rainfall for past "a hours SO hun
dredths.
Mean temperature, July %, II.
Highest temperature, Ss.
Lowest temperature, &C.
Lowest temperature last night, 81
FRED 2. GOSEWISCH,
Observer
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River Forecast

HTVST TUTCCdbVs
The river will remain nearly sta,
tionary during the next 4S hours.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18

geriseeite sIngetsis persen eutgeesnssRom.
nea ~ oer Efiioe bss director Of Aublle
Sergice Siabibaue. Cincinnati Cbtn, BITS ~
iibE gsilioas ar GteHHna tsn.i. gtagaii
1911 fit hte eicferaHe bet n0;bsasH AEbest nRb
bee DsnirrSals flr bic EgTbefteTGng nou tstlfe1
aneuue Ron 0IeHlpdn anerue bss AIM 'heIir
d8en eHegani.e OerftIDeU btird tsras
hiyung. Eeken BON fpH5tutrieTa Cement
HGrb rTt Gotlcu 4ffn'tsrH nss sSdtFneSe nit
soGiicinsH nne eeriieufnG eer roibigcr Trnb
utYnHnFu urs 1nleis
&ihrs, Ggr3if'fGiicnsr uEo isormuInre HHo
Al srholien In Der Ef'tee bts 0befs3Hesnlears
ashts Hnnseot uiub ten ro1eu aaursn ieeer
earts, sstr Tegtsi,r, ntl&s ecsfflst raHsH rne
ssta EtSisasn, rtHs tarsa iHiuts,rt fns tEfs
tng'eH. gro mus begietisi fe;n NIT eirer &frGs
frafi tu Der SnmTne roa 500 90 Iolars 1cfe
eiHem seriiitsirien 1Ss. auf eius quriiseenbe
asdug alS etmf SGrafTite Ocflr. eab ipenn bos
hnafhni GuagHcnrfHen iriTb. eiH 9onfIoft esTis
eenzH1ea Iperheu ip,tD.
EcEiie rasnbsin Hnaebot sHrti6esntefen rer.
ben baur lpirn fostsT Hte6 an tfH. Bsefer re-
icurnirf urb 'oiie ttGenbetH AHeebct anaencrr.
men trrghsu barH rirb folder Gbe6 rad gus
frieerHiieuereer auefnhriHa nHb Sategiss1ans
ees fonirnfis salGferfi1ffr,
@ister miiHfu Su'rtebeniisTtHbe Eerelfe tf's
briHaea bar fis TN EiGnbs ftne eis bon G5ncu
srylnHate Mrbsti ansffegen sH founer.
@irier HHs Gehdiisn. ete eshrufieH Jcrmnl0xs
III artrnudeHs sa sesns nHersn eniaesengTncfn'
Ter Tireciov OF Wubtse gersice bstan f.t has
Teti eor. irssaosin cher oIe Gresbcie sa osr.
svsreeu.
On Gufrsass hes Girseicrs ot sutIie srrs.es.
@eH II. Gull 1911.
1926 3osE y. 9sHner. GIss,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18
e,stst,n, stssnasmasure.

meraeesIie graebc,e susrhtu trtasasnssnrrs
mfn In Der Cfftle hes EtYe6icE uf Nabile Eet'
ctcs. Stanibnus, Cincinnati, Chic, biz IL asr
9lsiitaps am TifHfiae. ben l. uIs9nii 1871.
tiig bic feerftsunua ron eaurfs nHp Gsifsus
Mbsnaefanhlen mil ben r1ihileH SneshUtigfets
Ten Iii efr Ssttnfti slptf1fH 4snh3HG yfca0
unb aIbnetpah eguengte. pcR sefn 6fiilaea Nnhe
hcs eftesn abmaEiandl& eiiva 200 syab oIIIsn
cuH HeabinG Hgae uoKt teiifrariss bio Bliu flfes
lid4u Gnee hes icttaen abSIasidnuis FiiUd isJ
ssus fssegp6rts ena AInir Ibenus.
MfAre EgesisfuftnHfn unb ssSr1ulrrF Nnb
an trhaIieH gu her Cffiee tes GbsfsJrasnisars
bes Trpariment ci 4sahit6 Esrcies
nsbss arasboi NUT isn haIsr TnrfeH isbsr
GefsnfAaff ober ssfsglfAaffen. iueltf baA ssnass
Bot uidtfu femte ben atsu Rsrfonfn, hss 10
bcrcn iHlrreHsreH, suftalitH. nHb E1us bealssfa
ftsn mt etHer TArcf4Gfl tn esr EHrsms Ben
s. ngn.n0 Trlsars ebeT e1Ker1 9sfftfa4srfgH 4lgS
asff etns auffiseerbs Pant aIs etHf Bcrautse ea.
far BAT tpgnn eiH Enaeboi Grlsnogsrffgn miro.
Gin ssontrefi stnaeadnGen irf,nfu rtre,
-clite trufuSstr Hnaehot surirgsfuisfeH tvfrs
bfn, 0G9s irtr6 f5i1eT Qbt1 on ben Alster n.
tcnrairf urb folis irastsbtIu AnGssui anas
remmer nsresn. narn l5trh foi1sr Qbe6 nae
safrltherftsIlsnbsr Mus'ntruua Hrb St1Gf'els
iung bts aontrafts saEa6erfscttsi.
@ssisr iHf.Fsn tiEsn ,a'r!sesrfseHerosH, rss
alaHs Erhfs tBts esgaraf, su beforpeu
Rtsie Nrb esbaltea. be essguetsn sscrmuIars
Az aebrsn6sa. ba stins aresrsH eriaesengeucni'
rfu frerbsu
T<r Tirsuct Of nnbAc gersIu tsban 10
has Seat. eot. igseHbetHs oeer ale aHgeso's
an tfrfrezfsn
On ftnfiraes bts Tigte.cr Of Hublie gernics.
Ten II. Iau 1911.
1925 3ctu Z. g9enuer Ulegf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18

Suh: bann dbiisIeenb .sir sFdie bon ssba Wrcs
gem iijr iiiffsip tf0R fsir 6o) syab bis sur urs
hDbapa bon bterunbGdfsa unb siparaia sHlis
osrfttel "a 2o) fynb
iiHh bab ser dyrnb bes fihg;d,er eurbHnls
ucm sscrtian Girnbe fern iaM ieie Iolaf.
glrblifiie npH tserman Etrnhe Mnb ber 5fuideyt
HntbIiuie bon ElniT sbeilae Get Der grbdEura
bDn fYgEnnhfrHgiSiQ Hffb hTsis,sa Suuhtrfrfl
500 Si;s: bdHn csfilm nbfieiasub fnr arpBH
ttg) ssug bis eur erhotuug ron smeinnonerfr.
giG tiHb rir5in omHbeftttef ta2 aD) ,sun b0na
alfelaeHe sltr Hafe nnn ssbn nHe bscttrsibsiiI,f.
siG nnHhFrtftei BIaaent tds adetnnbcretbfa
JfnE1s fiir 31l isnh bic gar GrbSbura fsosf
adiinHhndsfsia nmb rlersia FnHOsriftff tsssn)
sgffi hdnn dbieiaeHb sir Mate NboH sehn Tro.
cut fiT tanl5ia ivc fnr 80 tnb 4is aur Ct.
Sci, aie GselaHuilnficn her beEuaien Hsfoer,
ierHne elnf6ilebiih beT Rotten bon Greusnfsa
aen nsbit btu ADiteH bon traeub'
ipelascfn erunoeiacnibam pseE InterlHen
narn, estalt'i ener arrrsrrtiri iiHe his
fehtn rHe HnsgastH irstnerslttH Aspretriatisnss
HsrfatteEs tatEr une htt e4aetHxfsss. metAs
isssHb sirfm Setter srE dnsffnitnetn EdHfsfsisn
ptsg gnttFsftr bagiu. tuahnrefsn EFftatNs nns pc
nehtH are Hrseahss fas rstraftn.n ieiAsa 3nirEa1,
ron etr etast EiHeipnafi aEs ftm gtiss tfs 5frs
fatFfs bea sagFbs he9ahlf trcrheu faileH tit
srmct7bcii ftHct ErfiHana SO .SgA. pafliff
am Il sSspIiiar 1910, 5af Refh1fhlra efs
ttaStifneu Thetlfe ffir bic ErtrhsfterHnG nrfl
6ifcr0n abeiiue. Retbessa stpenae nHb GSeF'
Ireftuf
ssI . fstrst sd4tsasn, sos ttr Ui,ri tlsrsurA
taiea in IlsbssfirEtmmuns rzsi ssr Qsifs "a tsrs
arlaTsH.
sskH safstH,
Ershstni rss eiasisests.
atts't: GbRia 9eHsstfou, gteri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18
fS.lHs se,sluttsH, s.las IS r,r np.srvens,s rt.

fcstne @driHtipn, r.ids ts rtt ne:tpenhiG rt.
" gau h1 Geupa Etraks eBn 9s EsiieH
Eirats BIS tEg %afblg Siratt ia ptttsNrE ggt5
QpakruiruaQ peR HrH,gtis 1rtpsta, INIT Bfm nos
ihiesa Snbther uns BET 5frastHs 8sretAraHs en-
btm esersn Gnsf her 9u.sf wit "a bic naatEltsas
asiaE BET soteti6lastHtn &tsfNsrHHs sshimmi
ras Sistsa ees1H. nEb @utttisuRs BET 8Ant,
zstlifitaiisHtn, RsseupsreHi1lass nab sfafiss fur
eitIt!bs
esi ts tsf4irFsn res htm etas.rait Der etas,
gtntiurati. Etaef Chic Ore. gisrtsl aEn ssIu trs
petlisE Wiigiser absrtinstmmsnel
Tas a hssrmif FUR asibmsnete tttt6ri nire,
biz Ucsne gttnbs bon hsr TiIssn Etsast bis .as
sintr ReHifusTrspps, mti Zen naibrfHeissE SH'
hsbor unhshfr Eirastns swtthshttuHe en- btm pbstsH
Hnes esr 1rspet iH utbvsinklmmaHs Esi gE
NlAHtr, GpaifisafiRnta, aettrraraHie!hasH ~hs
9rsfitsE ssr egtes6Iastntu NuttHsraEe. eafissetHt
in Der Etiics est 1irsssst II xasiis Geesst. Hss1s
tlsrmli eHisfbsitta ipfrbfn.
Tat bic Gefammtfoiisn befaafsr Berbefieruno
siHi6liskii6 bts qessH ssn arsuserasu. Hthh ntr
acttn rpr irssAesrs.6sm Vrunhsietufta@ estr IN,
fsrsssr herin. estauft setf aspgssEiist, nHe bs
fehsa uHe NEssattE irsfremelAsB usytsrris'tesst
pts'asrfHs beiar grs bic e&sstnuisn. mssA1
osfr sriGsFts harin gaaslyre4sa, arb BIC ashsS
sne Sgsaftsr far srssne linen fssStn dslsss6
bon ssr &sesi dintiHnsii ass tsm 9ri8 sss Bsr
fcass ppH 6erA tsiasit rsrbtu tshsa. sA sps
heagfsr Sistt fat fblIs 3ns6s nnt Tn Def Bsih
ausgssseen ntrssH isasH. less ~ sss ostss ses
sei "a ssrus bsie,sstH, sas ssr gisri tIsrssra
,EcsnisTsn nirb, sit Nsrs'fsEfiitHrs eitfn Rsfs
lHfisn in ussaankiH HEuns sssi ssm vsfss fs esr
enioNtH.
aafr, On g. 3Ha q = 1911.
Etfe = gsnnsr.
ErkhtsHf ste itmp ess Sfsetrastss
Gitss: GbHt1 esHssrfsn gLf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18

fc.tns arssiuiisu, fvsida - far uDibDsnota sT'
" TART bHT6 PoHaHyure lu pftbtHth e.
9iaif 1Hts, lBfetn RtGrnsHsb S'tatt shs esr,
fpn Sirsss bgr1 asukrH,FRae tiEts IL snaissH
-siitiftn EebstHtaaHals, itruu su HsihSsHs'stH
sRenbeiss
eel .s befa!sata psu b,n etasiratt sr siast
GiufiRHati Eisei Gsio, ierti Gtsid eu esEHH
aHtabi mti6s beau eruaki. N GtTsuttrsmtnbI
gas Is tlsreart sar usthneuela tfisri Eirs,
nsre asasitatuns 81 psrtsFtrn BE 4iafi GRtss
iDiittn AeeHEaHst Eitast uEs sErtfa Sidssf'
hErt aeuatu'sans tino l2slsHietH siirtss wee
rGusahtnessauals. tsEHsr eu HathmeuatssH NaFs
tSIes in ustfysinsimmune NIT eni 4isH eHst'
remHsE ben bsm StasfFats om 3. Ssrii 1911 aRs
lest GntlitatHh IN BET Giisu ets eke'saSstnsrafs
res TtpagtHltai ei 3ukif EsvpiGt, etEaRatn Aics
In gtlaa aui bas sbsn beiSs,sbsnt InrlisfiIm
f7irt titruit gsisthtsra,
liah iftnry f,i Is ba@ipHtn sas sFrarHitr ais
IussiaRsi .ouarHtFi rrstn ssE IN ussaessiu'
muHe nit etuaHntsm 9laH ans e,H Epui'itaitts
ntH auiiitptnb Ia esg Sifief hes 9brf ,ssstHifBFs
nes Department. ST NEblic Strrkt. iwfs4t estl't.
'aiten,a titGmi euistst,ssu tSfstEl nns IN atstsa
tiHstmmEHa Mtt osm hsietftaitn enaahstHesE We
teHsstaulalss eu SaraeitiantntH @trbtNuHHs
Sd e tuHr t64lsFtHs bes Bic @s'
iemmi'catH tat etiash StFtfNuHha tiH'
thistisc Ger Gsfsn sen ertEtuHetH sgiamafH
init psu aeksH fir iraertpsiess SrHaatetHihuu
entr anitFtFt bcFtE. enst'eu'i eetT essfegSisri
| nne cie qoiien uHc au@aabFH trasnofvel laers.9
rtnrrtaioneoesiGhreTE bdlAr HHe bic E1n ben
| rriSs, fvtlec rs,ws trtm G.ssHsbAmst ser an
/ ersnitnetm gaHt gre su'trtFt tar,n sassisfsdsS
/ psresn RHh eit osftE Rnb AHsaebtu tar tsntnl
,iasr islstn .sulsraS isa,n ssH sr slssi etH,
/ sirnei bslaklt tpSgbrE uus e,H Gtrnatnta sti
/ @srseufs npE &nubE ntl&s Rrn btiasiu gish
i fag fel6t 9rtst UHb IN htr gasifs itts gsfti
raFeTerisstn. egsststttn ErEetH.
Sd a istuss kSAleHsu eas e,r gisg' II aEl
hsritbs tk sassrt!tr ett atrb'fturi&uns eitSt
/ Rtieluiieu in ltbtnirsimmzns mii stm 1sisst u
/ ptranlaHcn.
1 gaFis, am g. srIi &, 3. 1911
1 Esta 2. #tnHtt
/ gf6fetni sgp teas bfs Eiahua.hs.
Eitefi: Z. ,. &arEeIl, aHslfenbeT 0ler'
I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18

(cins s,f0iansr. peIae es far notbneHbia ~.
" flhEi iH ptrbtFfra bic aDoee npsHnt, eoa her
9ibbtsieH attHut bis ga ibvem RshIiAsnGHbpuHf.s,
nur6 GrablfRHa Atesa tea atmfHsSaart eensst.
gmtisrs, gflet.fu bss 1cerDsess mit IbtersTlafas
ham ane eeHfratrnHe Der nsihmtHesstH Ig1msE
ranqsa anh aHitfs hsaiwHtsHs bis aggsmsins aas
fur hsr potes1lastHsn GrtsHraas sas 9ipsaR
fapsH ans bic safbeitune btr slens. epetiftfa'
tioatn, GestHporaaiAIaas unt Dtefsis fas sidtlbs.
Sei IS be'nloifsH ucuT Sid6fraih Der Gfaol
ermdhItsu altigIieeer flbef efrfiintmsrhl:
Bat - hiersur6 fay uctbwentiG erfIhrf fvfrf
~ perttftrr bic Msss astnns. bon ttt Nieels'eH
upsnas SIS ~ tsrru fcsfEtAsnG GHetnHstf pHr6stas
niSans asssn Don Gsmsnt Gurts gsnerttt guitus,
4lleftrH es 9sbrtstess mif Tbtfrs sagafaeam nnb
6esfaana Der HesbRsHsissH Hrainruassn nab an'
lets, in uthsrfnammuas Mit ben EiegeH. Epellfss
iatoHeH aoiennefaHfmi01sE uffo Brefisen Der
psraslalaS,nsR> EsfbsFunus. ip.its ea'iiscsn
in eer Efiie< Res Eiregfnr Of Bubble Eerpsce.
foetle hermit gutge5sttTH iino.
Gab Der eart.etab Der esnaEnisn psst assHns.
peu Der MipeltteH drsant bn sam tpsAii1tH Orb
puntts, nis toet fdH fea:
MnGanqtnD bel au NntfrfsttisH Der rdreisGsr
garhsGtRls pon sRese 4psnns uac Der nshsshsn
GurtsGtnis psH MisDisssn 0penus, bsi bsr 0ss
tsesns esn indtunbsst ~ f9uHsFsAaie nat a4itsbn
ksaS9sia lSsaIG SstJ bsaa Ss!ljssaS ~ -
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bnisibs In anaeipitIsn, bic gtrsfssuiii6nne bidfy
@tioluilpn In uetstsiaaimmana nit ssm Bsitts 81
berdnlaHEn.
9aairi am O. auIi VI. Z 1911.
Cite =. MfnnsF.
aIafpsni prs tsmb ess Gtaniraihs.
RseIaabiaf: 0bHta otuctrfcnt elfi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18

NOTICE IL hereby given that the un naersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified a.
Executor under the last will and testament 0f
the estate OF Carolina MAisr, deceased, late Of
Hamilton Connty. Ohio.
Dated at Cincinnati, this 18th. day OF July
A. D.. 1911.
FRED MEYER. Exscntor.
ADoLPH A. GRUBEH, Attorney -A,-LAw, lsl2
Vine 81. Phone Canal lss3 X. fsyl,l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18

@ebantenfpIitter.
Wer q fagt. mub AUDI =. Web
iassn.
Stiht ben WsnitsH tsin Gorn, 70
ldIft er In bic ReFeln.
Wer eieene 3iele bat, mub eissns
Degs gshen.
Der grobartigite Inlauf brinet bid
ni6t Iber's .9inoerrtib; nur Der
Spruns.
Die Dershtistsit III blinb. 3aflr
hatsn pis sas Gust bss Gsf.ass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-18

c. :. Ptursr
8rafhtrf rtr 'fHg rts Stasraihs.
Sittk: gsniR esntsJtsu Glsrs.
Ills
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Lf3t =, WtnrFf
QfafbtFt pro tenn. ets giaefrsfhs.
EteIautlei; GsRin 6tnesrfpH. einf.
III Ia
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gnn: GsHtu stHSssfsn. Gissi
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

poinlmeni Of a deputy clerk aad re-
corder. With salary fixed at 500 per
month.
The boundaries Of road districts
Nos. 9 and IS we're fixed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

The opening game of the Prairie
League season was played here last
Sunday between the Nezperce and
uo-Vollmer teams and except for
numerous errors Of the visiting ag-
gregation It was an interesting game.
uo-vollmer had strengthened their
team considerably by the addition of
two Lewiston pitchers and catcher
as well as other imported players.
Nezperce had its regular team in the
field, the only change in the lineup
being the substitution of Schnen for
Parsons at second base.
The feature of the game was the
pitching Of Marsh who held the vis-
itors hitless throughout the game,
their only run being scored on er-
rors IN the ninth The inheld played
its usual steady game, most Of the
chances being cleverly nanoleo py
Marsh and Stellmon, the latter as
sisting in many clever plays. There
we're only two hys Knocked to the
out6eld so the gardeners didn't have
much chance to show their ability IN
the field.
Bethel started the twirling for
but vas relieved IN the
fourth by Stats Taylor, Lewis
tons star boxman. Both Of these
pitchers did fairly ven but NezPerce
got their hits when needed, which
with the visitors numerous
errors allowed them to make nine
runs.
Following are the details:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

The closing exercises Of the pres
ent term Of the Nerperce publis
schools viii commeuoe to-morrow,
Friday. evening With an excellent
program at the opera house In which
rooms !. ?. ;, &, and 8 vii partici.
pate.
The commencement exercises Of
the high school graduating class viii
be held at the opera house on Thurs.
day evening Of next week.
The senior class gave a banquet 70
the other classes Of the high school
at the Odd Fellows hall lasl night.
The aifair vas quite elaborate and
very much enjoyed BY a goodly at
tendance.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

Martin Meiners, road overseer foi
district No. 3, has collected road
poll tax from 90 out Of the 81 people
obligated to pay same in his district,
and viii get the balance as soon as
be can see them.
This speaks pretty well for Mr..
Meiners and for the people Of his
road district too. he shows them
Why the tax should be paid and they
do not argue the point, but pay and
20 ahead about their business.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

Accountants N. S. Savage for
Lewis county and c. A. Hastings
for Nez Perce county last Friday
reported to Auditor Clovis the fol-
loving funds now to the credit OF
the several Lewis county school dis
tricts in the Nezperce county treas
ury. they being the amounts coming
to the schools of this county in the
settlement being made between the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

Acting under advices on the nev
road Law from Attorney General
McDougall and County Attorney
Foeg, the board decided to-day to
rcappolnl all the present incumbenil
Ia the Offices Of road overseers 10
Lewis county, and that no changes
vii be considered Al least until the
July meeting Of the board.
The commissioners will take a re-
cess from tomorrow, Friday, until
Wednesday. June IA. al which time
they viii conciuds the April term
With A brief session.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11
Lewis County
Machine Shop,

If you have Mccormick binder
or header look it over and bring it
to the Lewis County Machine Shop.
Billy, the Horseshoer, has all the
extras for same and will fix them
up. All work warranted. Please
bring your work in early as /
have leased the o. K. feed yard for
a storage yard. Threshing machines
and engines fixed in the right way
by expert machinisss. You can come
to the shop with your engineer and
separator tender and try your ma
chimes before taking them out and
be satisfied with the work. Expert
ence teaches me that time Is money
in the field and the time Of day has
arrived wh.n the farmer must get
the goods delivered to him SO he can
get the work and money out Of his
crop. Drop me letter or call and
see me. You will always find me at
work as I have no time to loaf as
business is good and always has
been for the last seven years in
Nesperce. Good work and good at
senlion to business viii tell
Yours truly,
w. G. McLennan,
Lewis County Machine Shop
N,--.aroe Idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11
Lecture Monday Evening.

]. T. Lowe, county organizer and
lecturer Of the Farmers Cooperative
and Educational Union, will deliver
an address at the Odd Fellows hall
In Nezperce next Monday evening at
7 80. Everybody is cordially invited
10 come and hear Mr., Lowe, and all
are assured that they will be well
entertained. Tell your friends.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

DE-. o. A. Jefireys made q proiss.
sional visit to Fraser Monday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

An order vas made foF the aP.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

Following are the players Who
have signed up and are eligible to
play for Nssperce in the Cotton
wood game, May IA: Roy Marsh,
Harland Moser. Jesse Robertson
Day Linder, Ralph Ssellmcn. Sher-
man Tanning, Clyde Price, VIM. A.
Pease, vonley Miller, Clair Price.
Vernon Marsh, Elmer Schnell.
Seasons schedule gameson eighth
page.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

mon. schneii. stolen bases-Fannins CD. stell-
mon, Pease. Driesel. Struck out-By Marsh.
8. BY Bethel. p BY Taylor. ?. Hits-on Bethel
in innings OF Taylor in 5 innings. Bases
on bails-oH Marsh ?. Bethel !. Taylcr !. Um-
pire--Fike.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

Herald ads pay. Try it.
Hats and dresses made at Th.
Mode.
II you want TO get we'll 60 to DR.
Hagel.
Have those pictures framed al
Fink Bros.
Good pasture for 20 head horses
Enquire Of DR.. Lewis.
If you want TO drive away the
blues 60 TO the picture show.
See the Ramey Lumber Co. for all
kinds Of building material.
When you build that new sidewalk
see Price & Son.
All kinds Of repair work done at
Billie's. the hose shoer.
For watches, clocks and jewelry
60 10 B. F. Richardson's.
When you want Arment's pray
Line. phone Western Hardware.
c. cd fr and pine wood at $3.50.
City Dray & Transfer Co.
Fine yellow pine wood, delivered
anywhere IN town, S8 per cord.
F. D. Arment.
Coal, wood or hauling,-see Ar
menl. Leave orders at Western
Hardware store.
We have a new LOT souvenir plates
and can be bought at Ssc.
B. ]. Fike & Co.
Attorney c. o. McMinimy Of Ilo
vas transacting business in Nezperce
this week.
Get the big nit. or anything else
in the sporting goods line at Ander-
sons Pharmacy.
D. W. Maloney, the we'll known
Spokane horse dealer. was NeE-
perce visitor last Friday.
Oliver typewriter for sale cheap.
Call and examine.
NJ. d. DeMOude.
FOR SALE-Pure bred Rhode Is
land red eees-Sl.o0 per setting Of
Is. Mrs. G. F. Rinehardt.
Your horses feet are a good place
to save money. Billie. the horse
shoer. saves the foot and the horse.
II you want a secondhand sewing
machine, see the Felt Nero. Co.
They have about 8 dozen to select
from.
When you feel the base ball fever
coming on, is's time to go to Ander-
sons Pharmacy. All sorts of base
ball supplies there.
County Commissioner Hall, who
has been confined to his home in
Winchester the past several weeks
BY an attack Of fever, Is reported
convalescing.
For your Sunday dinner. The Felt
Nero. Co. can fll your order for
fresh strawberries, fresh tomatoes
radishes, asparagus, spinach, young
onions, hot house and head lettuce.
All desiring potted or garden
plants, such as asters, carnations,
petunias, etc.
ETC.. should leave orders for sane
at Andersons Pharmacy.
Money to Loan on real estate.
Low rate Of interest with privilege
of paying Sloo or any multiple there
of at any interest payment. Forpar-
slculars write, phone or call on A.
G. Gross, Nezperce, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-05-11

Why payis to IS cents for meat7
You do not at c. A. Herrick's.
There you pay u i-2 to IS cents.
What is the reason1 ] do not sell
others meat at 10 cents per pound
and charge you isto IS cents to
make ii up. You pay the other mans
bill when you pay IS to is cents per
pound for your meat.
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