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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-10-09
Domestic

BIB" Sawyer-he-he threw me
out Of his auto while he was speed
ing" said Nettie Wallace, a nineteen
year-old girl of Bradley, Ill. After her
accusation she died. The police ar
rested s. L. Sawyer. He denies he is
guilty of the murder. He said she fell
out of the car.
The entire business section of Duke
Center, Pa, was wiped out by fire
which started in the Duke hotel. The
loss was heavy.
One person was killed, one fatally
injured and two seriously when q
Baltimore e Ohio railroad train
crashed into an automobile that stalled
on the Fayette street crossing at
Uniontown, Pa. Mrs. Matilda Bridges,
seventy-two, of Franklin, Pa, was
killed outright, while her sister, Mrs.
w. S. Knapp, was fatally injured.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-10-09

In retaliation for losses inflicted on
British ships by German mines, the
British government has decided to
adopt similar methods. Official an
nouncement was made by the ad-
miralty that mines would be haid In
certain portions of the North sea.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1914-10-09

Berlin, Oct. 6.-Via Wirs,ess to
Sayville, L. 1.-The followins official
announcement was made:
I'm the siege of Antwerp, forts Wav-
rest. Catherine and DorpwzId have
been taken and fort Waelhelrn invest
ed. Termonde, an important. strate-
gical point, has been occupied.
ION the western wing, new French
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-07
BUSINESS CHANCES

hahdle own money references eN
Bldg. CHICAGO. III.
WAN ED-Io Buy
WAVT-To bnv 16o acres bottom
land near ""lnfie' "lFe aescIIp-
'loh' ioc'tio"' I''lee AuuIe99
Leader oiilce' "'tn'le' Okla
u-1TTnn nood nodorn five q,
ei. roam, hopso rone4 bo 1ocated
east Of Vine street Price must 'e
right, VIII pay cash. IN answering
adv give street number ana pric"'
Address, Leader, Xxx.
-
PERSONAL.
-
l. fsS "s 5'is pssaS &iaai "f"Go fle f'' Ny i ' 6
.ii- nfS are Re .cid ctf, ), DraTsisi. sseTsSbess-
CENT? E\IAN of means and good
bahits wishes to form acouaintance
or resnacfable ladv - TO As years Of
o.o Address p O Rov AIS Guthrie.
ol,a
WANTED - To inform YOU that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-07
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonger cures kidney
and bladder troubles dis-oiycs gravel
cures GiaHetas Wtaa and lame hac s..
.hegmati m. ana au irregularities Of
the Kidneys aol bladder in both men
and women Regulates bladder troa-
hles ga children. u not sold by your
lrureist. alll he sent bv mnl on re-
eeirt of 300 one small bottle Is
tWo months treatment. and seldom
fails 90 perfect g cIe. Send FOR tcs-
tImon'als from this and other states
Or. p. vs.. Ham, 232s olive street. ST.
Louis. 40. Sold by druggists.-Adv.
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PROCLAMATION


WHEREAS, on the 31st day OF July
\. D.. 1914, at a regular meeting u
the Mayor and Board OF commIs-
sioners of the City of Guthrie Logan
County. Oklahoma there was duly
passed BY said Mayor ana Board Of
commissioners and afterwards ap-
proved by said Mayor and published
according to law, an Ordinance Nnm
bered 1880, authorizing the Mayor of
said City of Guthrie, oklahoma, 10
can a special election for the pur-
nose of submitting TO the electors OF
said CITY of Guthrie the question OF
purchasing the electric light plant in
said city Of Guthrie and issuing
bonds Of said city to make payment
therefor and which is hereinafter
more particularly described, and de-
claring an eme rgency:
NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue Of
the authority vested in me by the
Constitution and Laws of the State Of
Oklahoma and the Charter OF the
City of Guthrie, and pursuant 10 said
Ordinance, 1 hereby proclaim and
give notice that q special election l.
hereby called to be held in said city
of Guthrie on Tuesday the 1tth day
of August. A. D.. 1914, for he ppr-
pose Of submitting to the electors re-
siding within the corporate limits 1i
said City the following propositions
PROPOSITION 80. I.
Shall the City Of Guthrie, Logan
county, Oklahoma, acquire by pur-
chase. to be owned exclusively by
said City, the electric light plant ano
works located in said City Of Guth-
rie. and the extensions thereof and
the buildings, machinery and prop
ertv of every description belonging
thereto. at the appraised yalae there
of. to be fixed by three appraisers
one TO be appointed by the City OF
Guthrie. one to be appointed by tho
owner OF said electric light plant, and
the third to be selected by the two S.
aupointed. an of said appraisers to
BE- men OF ability and experience 10
ele tric light plant service and oper-
alton. said appraisemeut to De bind
ling upon both parties as 70 the value
thereof
PROPOSITION 80. ..
n nronosition number one shal.
carry. shall said City Of Guthrie iH
order 10 make payment for said cleo
ltr.a light plant and works. the same
to be owned exclusirelg hy said rit'
IS public utility incur au indebted
| mess bv issuing its negotiable coupon
bonds I'm the aggregate sum Of de
appraised value Of said plan an,
works. 40 q rate % interest not q
exceed n.e per cent Is per cent? p-'
/ iannum. payable semi-annuaily. 20 be
i,ome due twenty five f25l years from
their date. and levy and collect
tax in addition 90 an other taxes upon
laH the taxable nro oerty I'm said cit'
10 nay the interest," on said bonds as
/ II falls due. and also 70 constitute q
sinking fund for the payment Of tnc
l-lncipal thereof when due
said election shall be- held al The
following places in the City Of Gu;h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-08-07
ToWEL SUPPLY.

Towels ana aprons o. ail kinds FUR
nishcd at very reasonable prices See
before you buy. j. Cray=.
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a. NJ ADAMS.

4. NJ ADAMS,
Attorney and Notary.
Chatteis auj Farm Loans.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Houses for Rent
Office over Bank y Commerce.
1bor. "a Res PoBs lll9
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PROPOSITION so. l.

county. Oklahoma, acquire by pnr
chase, to be owned exclusively o'
said City. the electric light plant and
works located ID sald 'l'y oi "' '"' '''
md the extensions lneleo' anu '"'
buildings, machinery ana propeI! .
very description belonging 'neFeelo
1t the appraised Vaiue ineFeoi' ~ De
liked by three appraisers; one % 0'
appointed by the Clty OF 'u'hi''' ou,
% be appointed oy the "'''' - saw
Electric light plant ana lne '''''
De selected by the TWO so appo'''e1'
~ Q. said appraisers 70 pc H''" ~
tbility and experience III '''''''
light plant service ana ope. '''o''
said a2praisement 10 pc U'nu"7 'Po"
ooth parties as 70 lhe ''i'e '''''
'f''F
For the proposition
'F'f''
'.''''
Against the proposition
seeaft
PROPOSITION no. 2
II proposition number one shall car
ler to make payment for said electric
ight plant and works, the same to be
owned exclusively by said City as %
Public Utility incur an indebtedness
s. issuing its negotiable coupon
1onds in the aggregate sum Of the
appraised value of said plant ana
works, al rate Of interest not 20
zceed five per cent & per cent? pen
tnnum payable semi-annually TO bee
ONE due twenty-five l-5l years
rom their date; and levy and collect
tax in addition to all other taxes
pon all the taxable property ID said
itv TO pay the interest on said bonds
IS il falls due. and also TO constitute
sinking mnd for the payment Of
he principal thereof when dae2
eeeee
For the proposition.
''''''
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gm Hamn nm W ~ 3 " 81 =
u AMERICAN LEAGUE. n
4GMm MMaR n - N n v
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Dr. p. r. Adams. Deuti-t Suite 7 p.
;. SyurlOck Building. Phone IS.
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TRANSFER and baggage; goods
packed 70 shipping or storage.
+ C. Holie. 20 years experience
handling goods, Pianos a speciality.
Phone ~.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

rent modern five
r9om house furnished or uniurn-
isaed Phone g..
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statesmen WANTED
FARM AND.

LARGE TRACT Of good farming Land
now open for free settlement IN
oregon. over 100000 acres in all
Good climate, rich soil, and does not
require irrigation to raise finest crons
OF grain. fruit and garden truck. For
large man, full instructions and in
formation, ana plat Of several sec
tions Of exceptionally good claims,
send $40 to John Keete, Oregon CITY,
Oregon Three years a L. S sur
veyor and timberman. An oppormni-
ty TO get good fertile free home
stead near town and market.
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NnNM EEEz EREE .
a WESTERN LEAGUE. q
xn &maE EzH zE d n
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AwER EWENN - N p q u
n FEDERAL LEAGUE.
xMRm @HW@ IN HzMA =
The Brinkley argus., 1914-01-02
Christmas Social

On Christmas night at her home on north New York Ave. Miss Naomi Morris entertained complimentary to Miss Velma Cook at "5OO."
 The home was prettily decorat- ed in colors of Christmas, red and green and the floral decora- tions were carnations. Light refreshments were served.
 Those present were. MT. and Mrs. s. Salinger, MT. and Mrs. IF. K. Vining, Misses Minnie Pearl Flora, Lucille Paisley of Memphis; Marguerite Sapp, Mary Flora, Julia Gum, Miss Siscoe of Missouri; Messrs, Edgar Bacharach. Geo. Andrews, Mir. Baker, Dr. Miller. of Nashville, Tenn: John Rast, Eugene Wood fin, Harry Woodall and Harold i, Harris. of Wynne.
 Mrs. F. E. Vining won the ladies prize, a pair of silk hose.
 Mir. Harold Harris. of Wynne, won the mems prize, 3 tie.
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The nomination of Hon. R. F. Milwee for sheriff in the Monroe County Primary Election of We'd nesday shows that Milwee can ''come back"
 Two years ago after one of the hottest fights ever known in the county MT. Milwee was defeat ed for the State Senate by Harry Harris. of Clarendon and at this time it was openly predicted that Milwee was down and out" in Monroe county politics but this prediction was a poor one as will be noted by the returns of last Wednesdays election, when he defeated Deputy Sheriff Neil Rohlinger for the nomination by a majority of POO.
 MT. MilWee has served as
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EXECUTION SALE

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, January 24th, 1914, between the hours oi 9 clock a. m. and 3 o'clock p. m. l will offer at public sale, al the west door of the courthouseGn the city of Clarendon, Monroe County, Arkansas, to the highest bidder on a creditVtf three months, the following describedf real esiate situate in the county of Monroe ard state of Arkan-
 A pgvate Hght1os-way thirty t3o) feet in width, which private right of-xay is be- tween the nQsth boundary line of the right way. of the ohicaeo, Rock Island & Pacific Pailwa, and Railway Avenue which Is south es Donpelly's First Addi- ton to the city of Brinktey. as shown D, a plat of same filed in sthe office of the circuit clerk of Monroe county and re corded in Deed Record l3, page e4a, ans extending from the east line of Bakel
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From Monroe

Mrs. William Searls left MOn- day we presume to spend Christ mas with relatives in the North. Who said Monroe County, Ark. was not a good hog county.
 MT. J. G. Johns killed one eleven months old pig Monday that weighed $40 pounds. On the first day of last April he weighed 38 pounds and was pur- chase at 6c. per pound on foot. He has been fed since that time on the waste from the table and the refused corn where two mules were fed. thus turning what would otherwise have been wasted into a clear profit of $40 counting the pork at8c. yet some peopje in this county will keep from 06e to three worthless CUTS or hounds or bird dogs that clean up this waste and more, and in the year return not 9 penny, away with the dogs there ought to be dog tax If $6.00 per head for every dog in the state to be paid into the public school fund.
 Our farmers are all about throylEh gathering their crops and filling hogS. nost oft hem.
 The saw mills here have shut down and every thing seems very dull.
 Crops in this community have been very short.
 Old Settler
The Brinkley argus., 1914-01-02
Wednesdays Primary Election
The Returns on Face Show Election of Davis, Trice Mwee, Malone and Lynch the Candidates With Opposition
 A Quiet Peaceab|e Fair Election Claimed

1 The first installment of a year of political settlements passed on Wednesday. Dec. 31st. when the Monroe County Pri mary Election was held.
 Notwithstanding the fact that the saloons were experiencing their last days before closing no Tu esday midnight, there were no election fights. Everv- thing was quiet peaceable and fair so for as reports go.
 The vote was in the main a small one. Both Cache (Claren- don) and Brinkley township lvoted a small vote. The greatest interest centered in the race for Sheriff and County Judge. Be- sides these the race for Representative, County Clerk and Assessor were the only ones where there there was any op- position.
 The complete returns were rather slow in coming in but
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ! will attend at the different precincts in Monroe County, Arkansas, on the dates hereinafter stated, for the purpose Of collecting the taxes for the year 1913:
 Jackson Twp, at W. A. Capps. Jan. T, N Maosn,tSgoImoeeE s,S Twpy atJackson's Store T. smalley s alh pr lap Womack's Store, ,aGl Glesarns s,h f9p, 'at ralmer's Station, stu RGasfn and le54{ isla' a' Holly Grove Jan :, Hindman ii ana Twh, at Blackton, Jan.
 Cypress Rdge Twp, at Monroe, Jan. 14th, 1914
 Richland Twp. at waldroph's Store. k Greenfield Twp, at zent. Jan. 16th. 1914
 Eden Twpa at Fitzhugh School House.
 Dixon Twp. at Fishers School House, Jan. 18th, 1914.
 ksevil Twp, at Keevil. Jan. 2Oth. l9l4
 Roe Roe Twp. at Roe. Jan. 21st, 1914. 23d and 24th. 1914.
 Pine, Ridge Twp, at Moody's Store,
 Alter the last date named above will he at my office in the Court House, in the city of Clarendon, where will receive taxes up to and including the 10th day or April 1914. after which date there wif be added and collected penalty of 10 per cent. upon all taxes unpaid at that date.
 All persons desiring to pay taxes on land or town lots are requested to bring their last tax receipts or deeds with them when paying on their land or lots.
 Given under my hand this 4th day of December. 1913. T. n. ROUNDS, Sheriff and Collector of Sheriff and Collector, Monroe County, ArkansaA- \
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Avenue to the east line of Adelaide Ave nue.
 One warehouse lopated at the east end of said private tight-dfsvay at the corner of Adelaide Avehue and the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific BailwAy track.
 Said sale is made ih pursuance of ar execution ssyed by the clerk of the circuit court of Monroe county, Arkan sas, to satisfy af afjudgment obtained by Frank Federer agains. sBinkley Land { Improve ment Co.,. at the November 1913. term oi the Monroe Circuit Court. in the sum of $2465. AZ The purchaser will be required to give a bond with approved security and lien will be retained on said proper ,y to secure the purchase price thereof ] T. D. Bounes Sheriff
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Assessor, Sheriff, Representa- tive and County Judge in this county and in every instance has made a good officer.
 He was at the head of the State Democrat organization, was campaign manager of Gov. Geo. Doneghey when that gentle man was elected. He is with out a doubt one of the cleverest politicians in the state. He has a pleasing personality, and has the happy faculty of being able to "bury the hatchet" with his political adversaries and oppo- nents and thus it is has "come back" into politics in Monroe county in such a way as will make him a strong factor from hencforth.
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NOTICE

Ata Special Meeting of Siockholders ot tho Hlnk 6f Hrink'Sy. held its bank Ing rocjns oa tte 2nd. day 9fKAscember asls. RssolYsl9n tasy ta1lhsss'y adop,sd rsdutag ihe suN Nadhbst capl's' Stock of Id baek frde sbo.o6oo to s2s' |ooo.oo by fllnS in alF outslnding stock and issuiagVn liss~thereF one-half the number oi shAes fully HAd, leaving the authorized caAtal stook $5o.ooo.oo ane capital paid in s25, 900 % as now.
 Andrew Flora
 President
 Frank Andrews,
 Asst. 3ecre'ars Alece.nber 2oth. 1913.
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Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby glvensthaj the annual meeting .ofshe stockrholdsh efAbe Monroe coupN Hapk will be hel n ths-Hi<eetor rs room of fe Daak ony4esday January fath. -l9k4 at I'd o'cloqkl6r the purpose of elsc,., ing Ia board ofI5irectors for the ensueins .ysar and ffr such other business as may ome before the meeting.
 JAS. s. MITCHELL,
 Secy. Bnnkley, December llth. 1913.
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@l0 Cash Reward

Losr or light sorre} mare, |lO ye1 ol rblazed f4ce, had |hAy e ears bld, WsH star in forehead, Nth4er. @ $1o sasA reward Eill De cheer fully paid for thet return.
 Dial & Renfro
 Holly Grove. Ark.
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|'f' :;::: 's::'.''f r.

bday Dec. 2l4 at the squire R. MHender- Naudie SmitHand MT. |aey were marted. Esq. h performing he cere- here were pr lent MT,
 MleI Hende on. and D and Mrs. RH. Hen -,I } is the da8hter of
 F. John M. ahith and
 is employeh at the etzler facte.ll. Both
 pung peoplAnd the
 ss them 2 Ing and
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! - rAl,,J

|oo short for aiy vain re- Eting; h the swift suns rising 1 its setting 5 no time for useless fears retting. Do short for aly bitter Ing; Fs speed by. an on their es bring healihg.
 nm truth the l9v mounds b revealing
 lick and fast about ogr are stealing W Do short for pght bot
 endeavor. \
 It for spite. but long bgh for love;
 lives on forsver and yer. Farm Jolrnal,
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Memorial Service at keevil

On Sunday Jan. 10th. at Il o'clock ih the Town Hall at Keevil .. memorial service will be conducted by Rev. w. Esarey in memory of Mrs. Matte M. Wick. The public is invited.
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|NI,w!!' < '''Y'EAr BALL
] GllIs eive k Die Nev 'eae III Whch wass
 Sarea6

] are all the social functions |n by the Brinkley Elks thu t Year Ball on "Wednesday |t was g big success.
 kny out of town visitors ' present.
 ke committee in charRe ol all and planning 4tssucceae' etails were Messrs. Solht Ter, Tom BoGIe a'f Edgai .rach while JatH Lamn loor manager. A Memphis stra furnished the music. |ainty luncheoa was served knight just as inc many whistles and lca.nons sig the close of the old and bs the New Year.
 Club rooms were decorat- he Elk colors ana by the
 holiday green and red. foll@ TIT Hst Of hose who d wal dfnished spe Areus reed - comm ittee:
 es Ch7Is}ine IScnIl, of Rock; Smith. of Washing D. c. Lucille Ps5ey, of lis, Mesdams, Smith, of Rock, c. H. Paisley and hger, of Memphis. Messrs,
 Harris, of Wynne, lon, Eagle Cuntz, Cobb, Ike; Harry Elliotta Gibbs bg, of Little Rock; Robin arvey Wheatley. Nfred E, Pine Bluff. Misses
 Morris, Julia Gum, inc Gum, Rose Jacobs. rite Sapp, and Miss
 MT. and Mrs. E. D.
 c. B. Johnson. l.. Sam Lang, Sl aalinRer, lurphy, E. l.. Woodfin. nmons, Mir. E P. Vining bghtar Iris JaA +. Wood
 F IT '. Starnes.
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|''''is..: s:: Y NJ

ttle Rock. Dedll7, l9la- cense tax ot motor (s due on the N. day of 1 The payment is made |pllector of the k,unty to e car is attack kd: The ctor will furtsh you a r the tax win an ap- for the registfion tags to be filled 6 by the
 which sho be i'm
 forwarded to this Yours truly,
 REUBEN DYE.
 State Highly Com
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enough was gathered on the va rious offices to safety determine the winners. The Ticket Elected REPRESENTATIVE
 J. D. Davis COUNTY AND PROBATE JUDGE T. G. Trice
 SHERIFF
 R. F. Milwee CIRCUIT CLERK R. A. Holloway COUNTY CLERK Theo. Malone
 TREASURER
 C. G. Woodfin COUNTY SUPERINDENT David Bowen TAX ASSESSOR . Will Lynch
 SURVEYOR c. F. Weidman
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the annua meeting ofthe stockholders of the Bank of BrnNey. Brinkley, sArkansls,~~wih be held inlits banking ,eooms on the 2Qih. day of Jan,iaryi 1914. between the .yhours or 10 clock Al M. and3so clocksP. M, for the purpose of eleeting Board of Directors for the ensueing year. and the transaction of such other busIuess as may come before said meeting. s
 ANDREW FLORA, President. FRANK ANDREWS, Asst. Secretary. December 18th. 1913.
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r.l'' X. you ,aw ' 'a shs Aseu \
The Brinkley argus., 1914-01-02

cwss oId sad atx Ssns1aa u'sa't ens. yea The wor t sss2 ud safhas fS6w ione sts11i.
 s.s cured ,, b,tho 9No 1dssfsls eld ss,ssbae lssis ssis saA HsSs sSsAt ssas sigss < sas |
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-26
Sorry She spoks.

How some actresses lore one an
otherl Recently two of the best
known comedy actresses In London
have been engaged in plays which
have failed to hit the public taste
Meeting at supper the other
night, the elder Of the two ladies,
taking the other tenderly In her
arms, said, with forced cheerful
ness, swell, dear, / think we can
congratulate one another ON being
engaged in the two greatest failures
of the century"
Eyes, my love-" was the reply,
@but the public come to see my fail
ure, whereas they do not 90 to see
yours"
The elderly lady was sorry she
spoke.--London Mail.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-26
A Parting shot.

A young girl was taken In to q
London dinner by solicitor, who,
probably considering her too youth
full for it to be worth his while TO
make himself agreeable, barely
spoke single word to her during
the meal. It 50 happened that she
had before dinner asked him to ex-
plain the difference between q bar
rister and a solicitor, which be did
BY telling her that, as the latter
was not permitted to speak in court,
the former had always to be EN-
ployed for the purpose. At the con-
clusion of the dinner, as the ladies
we're leaving the room she sarcas-
tically addressed him in the follow
Ing words: "What a pity, Mfr. X,
Tou omitted to bring your barrister
With you this evening"
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-26

Theodosis Burr persisted at sea
somewhere between Charleston, 8.
G., and Norfolk, Va, probably of
Cape Hatteras, N. G. All sorts Of
legends have arisen about the last
days of the beautiful woman, but
beyond the fact that on or about
Jan 4, 1913, she left Charleston for
New York, to meet her father,
Aaron Burr, nothing is known of
her. She disappeared, and OF the
place or manner Of her death, be-
yond the fact that she was lost al
sea, we know absolutely nothing
New York American.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-26

The little city Of El-Oued, with
it's population Of 5000 people, at
the extreme south Of the province
Of Constantine, in Algeria, is unique
even for q Mohammedan city, be-
cause Of the great number of it's
snow white domes or cupolas- So
extraordinary is the great number
Of these cupolas that many writer's
have referred to El-Oued as "the
city Of thousand cupolas." The
homes of the residents of El-0ued
are constructed of white plaster
and we're it not for the Wilderness of
the domes would be taken at a cur
sorry glance to be a city Of coke
ovens.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-11-26
Your Xmas Photos.

For the benefit of our patrons for
the coming Christmas, We have en-
gagged the services Of Mr.. James
Miner, a weli-known photograph n
of Spokane. The studio will be OPEN
all day Sundays, and we would sp.
preciate appointments made by tele-
phone. 25if Fink Bros.