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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
NOTICE OF SHERTFF'S SALE
UNDER EXECUTION.

In the District Court Of The second Judicial
District u the State of Idaho, In and for the
County Of Nezperee.
Geofge W. fannahlll. Plaintiff, VS.. NORTH.
Idaho Inland Railway Company, corporation
Defendant.
Under and BY virtue OF an execution issued
nut nl the District Court Of she Second Judi
niml District 0f the State Of Edahos in and for
the Comfy of Nesperces and 10 me directed
District Court ON she sFa day Of February. A.
d 1914, Ia favor OF George W. Tannahill. Plain
siN and against Northwestern Lumber Com.
nmny, d Incorporation, and Idaho Inland Railway
TO-. corporation, Defendants. for the gum
of s1aie 60 lawful money Of the United States,
together with COSTS Of suit, and interest, have
levied on all the right, title. claim aud in'er-
eat OF the said defendants. or either thereof In
and 20 the following described real property,
to.wit;
swsxsess eskse14 sec II and ne14ne swsxsws4
wee IA and segxses& ser Is, nesknel4 w1&~esz see
wsSnw1z saa n nesx aud ntsss19 sec - and nes2
weas sec "a and nw1sswt& and ek&sesz sec S8 all
IN Township 81 n RI " NJ aud also nwsz sec
Il lwp 81 N Raw D NJ, all In Lewis County
State Of Idaho.
Public Notice IL hereby given that on Tues.
sHay the I7th day Of Marcia A. D 1914. al 10
o'clock o. IN. Of that day. In front OF the Noun@
~ Court Mouse AZ Nespefce, ia the County OF
Lewis, stale of Idaho. ! viii In obedience 10
said writ Of execution sell nlI the right, title,
either thereof. Ia and 10 the above described
property, or Va much thereof as mAy be n#Us
cssaFy to satisfy fhe plaintiffs claims, heaides
coats interest end ApcrusnS costs. to the nlwh.
esE and beat bidder Tor che aawlni money Of
Dased shis ia day OF February. a. ID. Haaa:
by J. w Anderson Manford ~. Paige.
Deputy. sheriff.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

making garden according to some
preconceived ideas of how il should
be done, nine out Of ten fail The
weeds choke out the tender plants,
the sunfowers thrive at the expense
Of The vegetables, and BY the first Of
July the ideal garden il an incongru-
GUS mass Of rank vegetation. Such
Is the human heart. We start out
In life With the idea Of choosing only
the good and keeping the heart as
pure and spotless as an orphan lamb !;
but ere the meridian OF life Is
reached, We look, and 10, the pig
weeds Of envy and hatred have
grown up in the garden Of the soul
and the sweet honeysuckles Of noble
aspirations. struggling here and
there for a little susienance and a
ray Of sunshine to warm them into
life. are mournful testimonials Of
neglected mental agriculture.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET

Report from the Union Stock Yards
Co.. North Portland, Oregon, fol
/ the week ending Feb. 28.
/ Receipts for the week were cat
tie 1871; calves 90; sheep 1904
hogs S454.
This week cattle trade showed a
few soft spots but was generally good
The big Monday run Of steers clip
ped about 10 cents off former prices
Since Monday the receipts have been
light. Butcher stock on the other
hand was firm throughout. Best
COWS brought 81 90 and 81 0s, bulls
5000 and calves $500. Killers
have not been over supplied on she
stuff and the market appears very
steady.
Tops dropped back to SO 10
Thursday which is IS cents under
Mondays price at ~ IS. II 10
scarcely probable that March re
|ceipis will be on par with February
bat 50 many unexpected things have
occurred Ia The swine market this
year the dopesters have gone to COW
er. Market steady with outlook
good.
Mutton and lamb prices biz the
high places this week. Tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday we're
barren Of receipts, but Friday saved
the week and market from stagna-
ton. Monday was The big day and
far mutton or lambs we're attractive
commodities. A few 5000 yearlings
appeared in the run old wethers sold
s'ott cars at ss.ss. ewes at $40
for tops and $3.50 to s4.6s Ia bulk
featured lamb demand excelled sup
ply and the prime fas kinds found
an easy outlet al $6.7s.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
Braar Would HeIp ldahs Rsads.

Senator Brady has ins reduced az
amendment 10 the s2s. 900. 900. %
Good Reads Bill which has beer
passed by the House. providing an
additional basis upon which TO ap-
portion money 10 the several States.
The original bill provides that The
money shall be distributed SOS. 900.
to each State. and the balance, one
half In the ratio which the population
and one-half Ia the ratio which the
total mileage OF rural post roads
bear to the total population and mile
age Ia the United States.
Senator Brady's amendment gives
sos, 900 90 to each State, and the
balance, one-shird In proportion 10
the total number Of miles OF rural
poas roads. cne-thisd 10 proportion
10 the population, and one-shird In
proportion which The total area Of
each State bears TO the total In the
United States. This amendment
would raise Tdaho's proportion from
Ia the neiehborhood Of 100000 90
TO approximately $500, 10000.
Senator Brady has also introduced
a bill providing that all moneys
derived from National Forests after
paying the expenses OF the admins
sration Of the forest area Ia each
state, shall be devoted to the con-
ssrucsion Of roads In forests under
the direct supervision of the Forestry
Department, and used for the eradi-
cation Of predatory animals, for
school purposes, county roads, and
to aid Ia the construction of gensr-
al system of state highways. The
bill also provides that where Ma
tIonal Forest Ia situated In two states,
the net proceeds shall be divided
according 10 the amount OF money
received from the respective states.
instead Of according TO the area in
each state as the law nov provides.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

Never give child cough medicine shss
oeusAins opium 10 any form When opium
10 given other and more serious diseasaa msy
folIow. Long sxpsrssnne hAs demonstrated
that there Is no better or safag medicine for
0o0gha, colds and Group ln childrsn than
CAamherlain's Cough Rsmedy. Itiseqaslly
valuable tor adnlta Try n II contains no
eplnm OF other haFsnfuf drug. For asis By
MI daaiaam --AdvegsIs@nasns.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

That The season Of the year draw
eth nigh when the industrious hus-
bandman Inspects The seed catalog
and builds Gin bis mind) . garden
that far surpasses the onion Patch
where Adam and Eve commenced
their earthly pilgrimage, and out Of
which they we're uncermonlously
elected for non-paymens Of rent.
When Il comes 10 the actual work OF
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05
Get Your Canadian
Home from the
Canadian Pacific
WHY

D.~o Western Canada Of
DS@duSS fers the greatest OPP
porsunisv on the American continent
10 industrious farmers.
Dn~a Western Canada Of
DSGdnS1 fers good lands, good
markets. excellent educational facil-
isles and an unrivaled climate.
Rec ause Lind At I'll 70 $50
Canada produces greater crops than
land at 500 to $500 In old and ex-
hausted districts Of the United States.
pssea The Canadian Pacific
DcCduSc Railwsy will assist
desirable settlers s6lhe extent of Civ
lnQ 30 years to pay for the land, and
lending the farmer $4,000 at six per
cent TO make improvements, and In
case Of The approved land purchaser
whc In In a position and has the
knowledge to take care of bis stock,
will advance cattle, sheep and hoga
10 10 the value OF 81 900, on q loan
basis. 20 40 to enable the settler 10
get started from the FIRST on the right
basis Of mixed farming.
II interested address r. G. Bos-
worth, Dist. Rep Canadian Pacific
nv Dep's OF Natural Resources, 70s
Spraeue Ave, Spokane. Wn. ais
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

FOR SALE -PetaIuma incubator
las egg size and Sure Hatch
Brooder also dozen Rhode Island
Red ROSTERS. Inquire Of J. E. Idd-
ings on the Fl. w. Niles ranch. a.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

sslsonsness and Constipation Cared.
II you are ever troubled with billouaness
or constipation you will be interested In ths
statement Of r. #. Erwin, Peru, Ind. "A
year ago last winter had en attack Of lndi.
gession followed by biliousneas and conssipa'
lion. Seeing Chsmberlsin's Tsbless 20 highly
recommended, bought bottle Of Them and
they helped me right away" Fer sale by
all dsalera. Acknowledgement.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-03-05

FOR RENT--64o acre farm. See
w. ]. Ramey.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
REV. DANIEL TOY
STARTS REVIVAL
Three Weeks of Services Are TO BE
Held at the First Bap-
fist Church.

With the assistance Of a chorus Of
so voices Rev. Daniel 5. Toy started
three weeks of revival services at the
First Baptist church last night. The
eYangelists assistant. L. c. Smith, was
rendered several Easter selections.
Mrs. l. G. Smith sang a solo.
The evangelists sermon was on the
topic. The Resurrection" and in it
he told the story as told in the Bible.
The church was crowded both at the
morning and evening services.
At the morning service the pastor
Rev. c. a. Decker. spoke on the sub
ject, 10 l Am With You Always" He
said:
The promise Of the Saviour to al
ways be with the disciples, was given
after the responsibility had been
placed upon them TO preach the gospel
TO the whole world" He went on to
say that there were three ways in
which the Christ would be with the
people of the earth. There was the
Christ Of history, the Christ OF doc
trine. the identity of which has been
an issue before the minds of those
religiously inclined since the incep-
ton of Christianity, and the Christ Of
memory.
The pastor said that all of them
were beneficial, and one should
identify himself with at least one of
them. Mrs. Julia Rode sang a solo
at the morning services and the choir
gave several appropriate Easter selec-
lions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
MANS MIND TELLS
HIM OF THE FUTURE.
Fact That God Implanted Mind in Us
Come, Says Rev. ii. l.. Davis.

Why men sustain such an interest in
the final dissolution was explained by
Rev. IL. l.. Davis at the First NJ. Z.
church Sunday morning 10 a large con-
gregation. His topic was limitations
gregation. His topic was "IntimatiOns
of imomrtdlity' and was an interest
ing discourse upon the question asked
in job I4:14, If a man die, shall he
live again."
The interest of the ordinary man.
Contended the pastor. was sustained
by three things First, the universally
OF death itself: second, the loss of
their best friends will make them won
der what is 20 come in the world aft
er death; third, mans fear of the life
after death, the mysticism and uncer-
tainty of il, combine TO make him
ponder as TO the real life after death.
Then" the pastor pursued, 1--WE
have the clues found by science that
there is cause TO believe that there Is
something after our earthly dissolu-
ton. We have the law of adaptation.
We are given feet and we know that
there must be earth for them To walk
on. Fishes are given fins and We know
that there must be water for them 20
live in. Birds are given wings and we
realize that there must be air for them
20 float in"
The pastor said that mans desire 10
live would make the theory Of after
life believable The fact that he is
given a mind by the Almighty and that
mind builds an afterwOrld is cause for
the thought. The soul OF man is adapt
ed 10 live forever
The pastors closing point was one
especially conclusive OF the afterlife' :
existence. He mentioned the fact that
great mathematical minds seldom
made mistakes with huge sums; that
youthful prodigies were becoming
common; then. he contended. the
Christ. whose moral mind was the
greatest the world ever saw. taught
In His parallels and sermons that man
should prepare for the afterworld.
why should there be men who would
have the temerity To disagree
After the morning service. a spe-
cial chorus OF 80 voices rendered a
selection and Milton u. Griffith gave
a solo. The cnorus also sang at the
evening service The church was
crowded at both services.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
TORTURED BY STOMACH ILLS, He
FINDS MAYR REMEDY IN TIME

parts of the country. Mayr's Won
derful stomach Remedy is known
everywhere because OF its true merit
The first dose proves-no long treat
ment
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clears the digestive tract OF mucO.d
acretions and removes poisonous mat
ter. IL brings swift relief 90 suffer
ers from ailments OF the stomach.
liver and bowels. Many declare ~
has saved them from dangerous
operations and many are sure il has
saved their lives
Because Of the remarkable success
OF this remedy there are many imita-
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
DIVINITY OF CHRIST
SUBJECT OF SERMON
Easter Morning Talk et First Re-
formed Church Deals With the
Resurrection of Jesus.

cit is not difficult to find evidence
of death" said Rev. Merritt g. Beale
at the First Reformed church Sunday
morning. Our dead lie in our
homes" The pastors sermon was
upon the subject, The Divinity OF
Christ Demonstrated In His Resurrec-
ton" His text was from Matthew
2S:6, Come, and see the place where
the Lord lay"
The tomb Of Joseph of Arima-
ithaca" said the pastor, "alone of all
the sepulchres of earth, could not hold
it's inmate. BY His own command the
imperial seal was broken and the
stone rolled away. BY His own pow
and assumed life again. Evidences of
all this were many, and He walked
among men again for weeks, giving TO
friend and enemy every opportunity
to remove doubt and disbelief.
These are the grosser evidences of
the resurrection. They are sufficient
TO confirm faith The finer and all
convincing proofs are in the might and
majesty of a person said 10 have died
nineteen hundred years ago-project-
ing His influence and work increasing
~ upon the years and the nations. He
has eXerted and does exert, a trans
forming and controlling power over
"ten thousand times ten thousand"
thinking, self-deciding souls. He has
changed the face OF a large part of
the map Of the world, from the dense
darkness and bondage of heathenism
10 the light and liberty OF His gospel.
He has established u Ringdom that
shall know no end and is its living
Head. All dark places of the earth
will be illuminated by His presence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13

risen from the dead, says Paul, we
are found false witnesses. But we
know that we are not false witnesses
for we have experienced the life of the
risen Lord within our own souls. We
know whom we have believed We
know that we have risen with Christ.
70 set our affections upon things that
are above We know that it is He
who hath taken away the sting OF
death so that with Paul we can say.
% death where is thy sting. o grave
where is thy victory
Choral Nesper Service.
Let us then today sing our Easter
anthems. Let us wipe away our tears
of sorrow. Let us rejoice and be glad
for Now is Christ risen from the dead
and become the first fruits of them
who slept"
At o'clock an Easter service OF
song was given by ST. Paurs choir.
The o.,ening number by the quartet
was Gounod's Unfold Ye Portals,
taken from the Redemption" Ger
aid Hunt rendered a bass solo, "Ye
Bells Of Eastertide," by DreSsler, while
X. w. Knorr sang Parkers Come
See the Place Where Jesus Lay" Mrs.
W. H. Swintz and Mrs. Laura Cross
man Schell sang, Our Lord Has
Risen" by Loud. The closing number
by the quartet was Shelley's The Res
direction The Organist. Max Mi
ranja. rendered three appropriate
numbers. The entire program was
much appreciated by the large audi
encp
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
NEW HOPE CAME WHEN
CHRIST LEFT T0MBS
Rev. j. c. Burns of Trinity Presby-
terrain Church Delivers
Easter Sermon.

when Christ arose from the dead
new hope was kindled in the hearts OF
the disciples" said Rev. John &.
Burns at the Trinity Presbyterian
church Sunday morning. Their for
mer hope that he was the Messiah was
shattered when he was crucified and
buried, but when he assembled into
the kingdom of heaven it meant that
He was the son of God. The new hope
made them better men with wider
vision upon life and a broader out
look upon humanity.
THE disciples always lived under
a hope of "a spiritual kingdom that
would know no end. The gates OF the
future will open up before those that
live in the sustained hope of the dis
ciples This is the living hope"
In the evening the pastor gave a
history of the life of Christ illustrated
with 90 slides depicting the more i'm
portant events in His history.
Both evening and morning services
were we'll attended and special Eas-
ter music was rendered at each ser
vice by the choir.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
It's Easy to Peel off
All Your FreckleS

The contrast between the freckles and
the clear skin usually is so great that no
bleach can be more than partially success
full in obliterating the Disbursements. Or
binary mercOliZed wax is far better; it lit
orally peels off the freckles Get an ounce
of il al the nearest drugstore and tonight
spread on enough 10 completely cover your
face: remove in the morning with warm
water. Repeat daily until every freckle
has disappeared.
Rough. blotchy pimpled skin. also com
mon at mis- season. may be entirely gotten
rid Of by this same method. without dis
comfort or Inconvenience. hThe effort is
decidedly worth while. the new complex
ion obtained being so clear, smooth and
youthful.
If bothered with wrinkles. battle the
face in lotion made by dissolving ain
ounce OF powdered saxolite in a half pint
Of witch hazel. This is the most effective
and understanding wrinkle treatment
known.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
CHRISTIANS SUFFER
MORE THAN THE JEWS
Rabbi Cronbach Talks on Passover
nderings;-E'reedOm, He Says,
is an Obligation.

Special passover services were held
at the Temple Bethel Sunday morn
ing and evening. A choir. composed
Of so Jewish voices. furnished the
music for the occasion and Rabbi
Cronbach talked upon Passover
Ponderings." He said:
"One Of the ideas connected with
Passover is that of freedom. Both as
Jews and as Americans we have had
one-sided glimpse of freedom as a
privilege which indeed ii is. But we
have at the same time looked upon
freedom as a privilege only, which it
positively is not. Freedom is not
merely a privilege: it is also a capac-
ity. a risk, an obligation and a serv-
ice.
The Russian Christians suffer more
than the Russian Jews because the
Jews are deprived Of their freedom
Depriving the Jews Of their freedom
you deprive all Russia of the dement's
of Jewish intelligence and industry.
AS long as the Jews Of Germany were
enslaved, not the Jews only, but all
Germany suffered. Germany became
great and prosperous country only
after she freed her --ews Russia will
not be great and prosperous until she
frees her Jews"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13

stacks blew into the home and soiied
the wall paper, the housewife called in
the paPer-hanger and decorator. She
didn't give second thought to this big
expense The economy of cleaning in
stead of re-papering, didn't interest
her"
Today" continued Mr.. Saxer," the
situation has changed. Now our pro-
duct goes into a million homes each
year. Some women use one can of
Climax, others use several cans. They
clean wall paper, window shades,
Brussels carpets, Calcimine, frescoes
and they do the work themselves.
They ind they can do the work as well
as a professional cleaner. And, of
course, the difference in cost between
q few csns of Climax and re-papering a
room Is big item the housewife saves"
when the American woman gets
the Climax habit, she discovers she can
economize in other directions too. She
IS rapidly solving the High Cost Of
Living problem"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
FAITH DEPENDS
ON RESURRECTION
Unless Christ Had Returned
From the Tomb, Christian
Religion Would Not Uphold
Early Prophecies.
Memorial

Services at St. PauTs Memorial
church Sunday morning were partic-
ularly appropriate TO Easter. The
pastor spoke on the subject. The Res
direction of ChTist-A Great Fact"
His text VS.: Il delivered unto you
first of all that which / have received,
how that Christ died for our sins ac-
cording TO the scriptures; and that He
was buried and that He hath been
raised on the third day according to
the scriptures"
There are in religion many things
which are nOn-essential There are
but "A few things that are essential.
There are many things that are pass
ing and but for the day There are
few things that are permanent. In
other words there are many things
that are not absolutely necessary for
our salvation but there are some few
things that are fundamental and es-
sential.
Now when you come 10 sum up
christianity it is rather remarka Bile
how few things are absolutely essen
ttal in christian faith. / am to speak
20 you this morning on one of these
great essentials. l am TO speak on the
sreat fact OF His resurrection.
Corner Stone Doctrine.
ITO my mind the doctrine of the
resurrection OF Jesus Christ from the
dead, is the corner stone doctrine of
the christian church. 1 call il the
corner stone doctrine because so much
depends on this fact ia christian faith.
With this truth-the christian church
rises or falls. / DO not hesitate to say
that the divinity of Christ. which truth
is also fundamental of our faith de-
ponds largely for its proof on the fact
that Christ rose from the dead 1t is
very clear from the gospel narrative
that the disciples did not fully believe
In the divinity of Christ until after
they had witnessed His resurrection.
Wv hat are proofs OF the fact OF the
resurrection of Christ First we have
the evidence OF the empty tomb. When
the women came TO the sepulcher on
that firstEaster day they found il emp
~ They heard the angel say. He is
not here. He has risen Peter and
John. too, found the tomb empty.
Perhaps. however. the evidence
that appeals 10 the most of US is the
fact that the risen Christ has trans
formed our lives. If Christ be not
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-13
Frankfort Man Ends His Trou-
bleS With First Dose of
Treatment.

Walter Spray Of 1011 South Second
street, Frankfort, Ind. for a Ions
time suffered from disorders Of the
stomach which caused him great
pain.
After long and tedious efforts 20
md relief he at last tried Mayr'
Wonderful Stomach Remedy. The
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right away. In telling OF his .exper-
fence he wrote.
took your treatment and will
truly say that it did me more good
than all the doctors did for me for
months Before / took your medicine
l suffered a great deal, but since I
took the first dose I have not had q
bad spell. I feel that il is even more
than YOU claim"
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