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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

Miss Maggie koepl went 70 Spo
kane YESTERDAY for a short yisi
with friends
Attorney Chas. Nugent Is at
tending supreme court in Lewis
ton this week.
Mrs 7. T.. O'Connor rciurnc,
home last night from q week 5 Wis
II IN Lewiston.
Geo. Thomas returned 10 hi
home ia Lewiston Friday after {
short visit here.
on lIaguewood left Tuesday o.
a threc-wceks visit al Tacoma
Seattle and Portland.
Miss Julia sullivan went Il
Lewiston Saturday where she vii
remain permanently.
Cashier L. WicnSs. Of the I'm
ion State bank, went 20 Lewiston
on business Saturday.
Miss Rcssic Farmer reiurnc,
home Monday evening from &
short visit IN Spokane.
Tho banks, postoffiee and somt
Of the store closed Tuesday il
honor Of Decoration day.
FOR SALE A few good milcl
COWS and some registered Berk
shire hogs Afikkelson Bros. ~
When you insure your grain
get real protection ia the old-rc
liable Hartford. G. J Miller.
County Sups. Miss Retta Mar
tin went TO Spokane Friday morn
ing for a visit with her mother
Mrs. Henry Crow rcturnes
home Friday evening from a short
visit TO Charleston and Lewiston
II you arc figuring on buying
piano, read Robinson's piano az
in this issue. II will interest you
New assortment SCREEN
DOORS just arrived. All styles
and prices. Ramey Lumber Co
BUTTER in a Nczpcrcc wrap
per finds a more ready sale on tho
Nczpercc market. There's a rea.
son.
Had you noticed that buttei
wrapped in a Nezperce wrapper Is
more in demandq There 5 a rea.
son.
Miss Pauline johnson came up
from Lewiston Monday evening
for visit with friends and rcla.
tives.
Miss Lottie Sorenson returned
homo Saturday night. from a visit
with friends at Pullman and Spo.
kane.
Mrs. Art IIcston and Glen went
10 Charleston Saturday for a Wis
i with Mr. and Mrs j. II
Mowry.
J. w. Little, Of this vicinity, is
n new Saxon car, pur-
.hascd Thursday from Il. j. Fikc, |
he local dealer in the popular
saxon machines.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

jess Robertson and Leroy Mil
Ter went to Lewiston Sunday
morning. The latter visited with
his sister, Miss Madge, who was
normal student during the term
just closed and who leaves today
for her home IN South Idaho. The
gentlemen brought back a new
Maxwell ear for the Donovan
Hardware, the local agent.
Last Week r. p. O'C0nnor, the
old reliable well driller, finished
drilling a well for G. II. Firth,
who recently bought the +. Of
son place a mile west Of town, aud
II a depth Of 23I feet struck
flow Of water that will stand a
test Of 10 gallons per minute. Mr.
0'C0nnOr also installed pump
and windmill and now has every
thing running IN apple-pie order.
Harry Smith Of this city, and
Emil Homer, Of Ferdinand, left
Sunday with Frank Hilton in his
Studebaker car for Spokane.
whence the party went by rail 10
take a look at the Calgary and
Edmonton, Can, country with
the intention of investing. Mr..
Smith viii return via Eastern
Montana, whore he also goes to
the inducements offer
ed for locating a farm.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

cling in a nifty Maxwell car. Hs
purchased the newest model from
the ID. p Donovan Hardware, the
local agency, last Tuesday.
Geo. w. Robinson reports the
sale Of a fine Howard piano 10
Anton Sorenson, living southwest
Of town. This was case where
1t was difficult TO decide whether
10 purchase a piano or a car and
in the straw drawing contest
those fayoring a piano won out.
The Nezperee Trading Co. con
tinues 10 improve IFS facilities for
better serving the public. It's lat
est advance is the adoption Or an
auto truck for city delivery pur-
poses. The truck viii leave the
store twice daily-at $50 a. M.
and 3 80 p. MO make the
rounds.
Carlson's Toggery is prepared
TO fit you out IN the newest
things, from a pocket handker-
chief TO a full suit Of wearing APP
parel The approaching Chau-
tauqua and stock show should
make you think Of what you are
going to wear. Better see Carl
son now and avoid the rush.
Captain Brick johnson has Civ
en- his submarine METZ" a coat
OF battleship gray and on Tues
day in company with Commodore
al Bardwell and Lieutenant John
McGowan they gave il a tryout in
Lawyers canyon. No $. o. $.
signal was received so il is pre-
sumed that everything worked
fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fuchs and
son. Sylvester, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Fuchs and Mrs. J. J. Welle, of
Uniontown, Wash, who have been
visiting their brother, Henry
Fuchs, for a few days left Mon
day for Cottonwood. where they
will visit their relatives for some
time and from there return 10
their home
STRAYED- About five weeks
lgo. 3 mares; one bay, small star
IA forehead, weight about $50
brown mare, old wire cut on knee,
weight about $50. brown mare
with two large wind puffs on
'front.' ankle. weight about $50.
Liberal reward viii be paid for
my information by O. 3. East
nan, Ferdinand, Idaho. Avs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

St0ufer the reliable 1cweicr ana
optieian
HAIL time. better insure. 9
) Miller
Mae. McDcrmott went g Lew
ikton yesterday.
Peter primus il reported some
better this week
small SPUDS. early cheap q
dirt W. 4. Schaler wv
Il. W. Robinson returned 70
Lewiston last Friday.
Chas. Thomas went 10 Lewiston
on business yesterday.
Mrs Dixie Davis was a passen-
ger 10 N0llmer yesterday.
County Atty. $. Q. Tannahill
went 10 Lewiston Saturday.
rHE NEzpERCE CHAUTAU-
QUA. JUNE 1927. Inclusive.
FOR SALE -16 horse gas en-
CINE mounted. W. J. Ramey.
Fir FENCE POSTS. Sia cents
each. nj the Ramcy Lumber Go.
Good residence lots for sale or
trade. Enquire az Herald Office.
Nezperce Fair and Stock Show
Thursday and Friday, June 1928.
Able Newton went to Culdesac
Saturday TO take IN the roundup.
W. o. Barbcc went to Tacoma
Tuesday with a shipment Of hogs.
DIR. Dunlap was over from Ito
on professional business Monday
FOR SALE Two No. ] good,
fresh mich cows. John Wissink
Good summer fallow pasture
for rent See or call Harry knut-
hon.
Dick Grim returned home Fri
day evening from a trip to Spo-
kane.
Private money for farm loans.
Write, j. A. Schultz, Lewiston,
Idaho.
Curtis Miller and Leo Robert
son were Winchester visitors yes
tcrday.
Mr. as,i Mrs. Il. T. Scholcr Wis
tied the power plant at the Lolo
Sunday.
Otto TIucfner returned home
Tuesday evening from a trip tol
Tacoma.
Cleo. w. Robinson, the piano |
man. went to Kamiah on business
yesterday.
Eugene Burton attended the rti-
raj mail carriers convention ~
Ito Tuesday
Hogs were worth $3.50 Monday;
The Rochdale company received
two car loads. /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

This is screen door time, and we
have the doors, in any style or
price you desire. Ramey Lum-
Der Company.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

stoufer sells glasses.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-06-01

Stoufer sells watches
Stoufcr makes 'cm run.
John Dean i quite sick.
Stoufer's guarantee is good.
POTATOES Tor sale. Geo PAIL.
Axk<IakNzsossrsl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-08
Ser iuSiale ausbau in ben
Ser. Staaten.

Die 2tnii9t pes praiiOsutsn, bab
er bic ri6tige Nletbobe fir Die Belle.
gung Don gieHbabHsStreits gefunbea
bat, iit ein srober Srrtbum, QBas man
DON ben 9lbiiaten Der giienbabnen
bort unb bon Den PlGnsR Der angss
itellten, penn bic giisHbabnsn ibre
Abii4t ausfiibren, iteat ipisbsr eile
baloise SetriebsitOdung in glusiidt.
DAP Der PrGiibent Die 20Iung niat
gsfunbsn, Iiegt buraH, baB er iie gar
ni6t gefu6t, ionoern nur Ieinen pOlis
tiihen 0ortbetl DOR 4ueen bate. Gr
polts feline @ablausii4ten forbern,
inoem sr iih auf oas 9erbisrit Dsrief,
oas ameritaniide Bolt aus elmer
f4pisrisen Gage befreit 3u babsn unD
Iieb ale @runDiGse elmer Oerniinitigen
Toltspirtbi9uft auber adt. 9as 1T
aud bic ausemeine &nii6t, pie aus
ber Gr0rterungen Der 4rsfe berbors
sebt, mas gef4eben miiIie, I'm cine
befriebigenbe @rlebigung Der QufgaLs
5u finben, bic Der YrdiiOent ni9t gss
l0It bat. 9as fiibrt gu elmer Gr0rtes
rung iiber bic 9epalten Des Staats
in Der 9eilesung Der S9pieristsiten
apii9en 2rbeit unb &apital. Sas
8emii6sn III pa6rnebmbar, cine fir
ale Gdue semeinsiltige Jormel gu
finoen a6er auf oieis Nciis tonn
ni9ts errei6t iperoeu. Die 2o6nfras
gen iinb berart tompliSirt, Dab man iis
nttt bur6 GeieB regeln tann. Die
mooerne 8oltspirtbidaft bat lebodv
sinen GrunOfaB feitgeitellt Der bic @rs
lebigung in einem PuHtts iiher felt.
inbem Die Qrbeiterfrase ni9t ais eins
geionoerte 9lngelegenbeit, ionbern ais
bas Mobl Der @eiammtbeit betreffenb,
aufssfabt pirb unb bas betrifft ben
iaHitGren StaHbpuntt. IS 1T fir bic
@eiamutbeit BON @i6tigteit, baB bic
sroben 9ep1lterungstlaiIsn, bic in Der
SnOuitrie bef6dftigt iinb. bei sutee
@efuHbbeit bletben, benn obne geIunbs
fam bic @eisqi6aft niht
beitebeu. Sas bat Su elmer bsitanbigsn
9srtiirauns Der 9lrbeits5eit auf seleBs
li9em Mese gefiibrt unb ben aebnitiins
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-08

tpeil er, ipie er bas fbon 10 bGufis err
tlGrt bat, nit ben Seutfhen ni6t
,ofriGbnt iein mill; er siaubt, beFsre
pelitiIde @ddGfte MAIDEN gu tonnen,
ipenn er ais pffentunoiser SeinG Der
9eutiden gilt, oa er bierburd republl4
taniI6e prpbriten anloden gu tDnnen
boffi. Sn 5Olse beifen ipurbs Der
poIten Milliams 5uertheiIt. Sebt
tommt elm tueitsrer Sfanpal. Senator
Selpis iaets benz Senat, Der bic giomi-
nation gu beitdtisen bat, niht,. bab er
@illiams fir ben aspiten unseeisnet
balte, Ionosrn forberte bic Nblpeiiung
lebisli6 nad oem unseidriebenen @s-
isB, bab Der Prdiioent nur fol9e Ros
minatiOnen MAIDEN bari bic pem &c.
ndtor, in beiiem Staat poften beiebt
perpen, sufagen uno biefes 8eieB
purbe bonn Sendt einitimmis befolgt,
benn bic Senatoren iinb ale Der Nnz
iidt, bab offentli6e 2lemter ni4t gum
giuBsn beS 9oltes. lonbern Der Senaz
loren beiteben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-08

Die 5ranSpfen unb bic gngs
lanoer seben iia auberOrpentlihs
Wtiibe, an Der CONNIE bur9Subre6en
Ru4bem iie iold fiir4terliae Spfel
sebradt baben, iullten Tie bod einie'
ben, bab ibr gemiiben pergebli9 tit
Beipnbers IpIlte ibnen einleuaten, buf
tpenn lie ni6t nit slei9er &ruft aul
Der ,sanSen 2inie ansreifen tDnnsn, BEL
Sur9bru9 an elmer Stele, ielbi'
lpenn er selinsen iollte, nuBlos
pGre, benn es bunoelt Iih ia nicht
burum, Elm paar SDrfer pOer 9rG6er
gu nebmen, ipnoern oas beuti6s 9eet
auseinanber3u 3ufprsngen unb pas ii
unbentbar, ipenn bsr Insriff bios ar
eiHem puStt srfolgt, neil Die Ssui'
i9sn alstann ibre Reierpsn an tie be;
orobte Stelle gu bringeH permOsen
Wirb barauf bic 4ntlport ertbeilt, paf
ipenn Der Our9bru6 ni9t an eineg
Steae periuat lpirp, ebenip gut DC
Risbsrlase sugeitanoen tperben tOnnts,
neil elm 9ur9brudsDeriu4 an meb'
reren StelIen nit ben Sur 8erfiigung
itebenben arGften ni6t bentbar 1T, 10
bsitGtist oag Bios uniere anii4t, baB
Der gan5e aampf ,Der 9tGiirten uns
niibes 9lutpergiebh 1T. Sic mDgen
nod cine In5abl 9rGben unb SDrfer
nebmen, aber bas, nprauf es ulein
antommt, bic Sprensuns bes beutz
i6en Seeres, oas bringen iie niemals
fertis. SbatId4lid tpiro AUDI, penn
ni6t brett, 70 bod NIT llmiapeifen
singeitanDen, bab ni6t mebr bapnn bic
Reoe iein tann, bic Oeuti9en nit Ell
mem Sieb Iber ben 5aufen gu ipers
fen, lpis Das uripriinslid seplant ioar,
ipnbern bic Soffnung beitebt npr nod
barin, bic Seutihen aufsureibeH.
Wtm aber bic 9lGiirtsn ibre 5obten
unb 9erlpunbsten 5dblen unb bic 3abl
nit bem 9erluit Der Oeuti6en Dersleis
hen, 10 lam bic Ginii4t nidt auss
bleiben, bab bic 9lufreibuns auf Der
aliirten Seite por fi6 gebt. Selb'ts
Derftdnoli6 MAIDEN mir uns teine
Spffnung, bab bic 9tlIiirten @eritanp
annebmen tperben. Sas tpirb crit gee
i6eben, penn tie ii4 10 pDlis erihDpft
baben, oab iis ni6t mebr tGmpfen tOHs
nen uno es feblt niat an seipi6tigsH
Stimmsn, tpel9s iagen, bub b;s'er
auaenblid ni1t msbr iebr tpeit ents
fernt lit. Sn5pii6en baben Die Seu.s
ider alIe llriade, Dem Gusgang nit
Rube entsssen gu feben, audi penn Iis
ettpas 5uriitgsbrdngt ipers
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-08

Wenn Siubenbura uno aus
benDorf iasen, oaB Der &riss einen
fir Die gerbilnoeten siinitisen Der
lauf nimmt 10 tann mans slaubsn.
Siefe tDnHten, iel6it penn iie es fpoas
ten, niAt pagen, glnii9ten ausSuipre=
6en Die nit ibrer ueberSeusuns I'M
MtoerIpru4 iteben, 0u iie eine Hspu=
tation su oerIieren babsn. Damn
lam man ibnen beitimmt sin ri9tige.
res urtbeil sutrduen, ais ben &riegss
aorreiponoenten, Die 10 iareiben, pie
es i4nen in ben &ram pabt uno bsrsn
Irt6eiIe bas Sratel Der probritii9en
preiie bilben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-08
5reitas, ben s, September 1916.

Ste Rumdnen baben bersita
ihre eriten oiebe fir tbren fdGnoliden
8erratb erbalten uno neitere iperbeu
folgen. Rumdnien pirb bas S9idIdl
Serbiens tbetlen. Was bic 2llliirten
gepIant BADEN, tpie iie 8ulsarten api=
ihen 4nsriffen Dpn Sipei Seiten aers
malmen fpoIten, bat iid aIs Sirnse.
fpinIt ertpiefen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-08

Der Senat bat bic domination
bon 8irun s. 8iIiams als poitmei=
tier Don Gbicago auf gerlangen bes
Senators Sam 2etpis Don g6tcago
berfporfen. Dieter 9organg fpirft Elm
greles Streifli4t auf bas ameritonis
i8e 8ernaltungs gs@Spitem inn 4Gges
msinen uHb auf bic 4ominiitretion
Wilions i'm geIonberen. @egen ben
fri6ereu 8oItmeiiter tpurbe tein Gin:
ipuno 6etreffs feiner 8efdbisung fir
fein 4mt erboben. Sein groBes @erz
bre4en mar. baB er Der republitaris
idhen partei angebOrt uno er muBte
feim amt ais Qeiter Der 5tpsitgrobten
Boitanitalt in ben Ser. Staaten rduz
men, bios um fir einen Oemotraten
Nab su ma9en. NSir geben Su, bab
bic Republifaner es ni6t anbers ma
GeH mas aber niht benefit, bub bic
DemOtraten re6t haben, ionpern bag
bic 8erpdltung Der Ser. Stadter
itunbal6s lit. @be aber Der 4pItsn
neu beIeBt rperben tonnte, fam ss gu
einem idlperen Sample in Der bemOs
tratif6en partei. 2epis unh bic
iibrigen pplitifer bielten es fir einsn
polttiften S9aaaus, ben pDitsu eli
nem Deuticben SuSuipeiieH in BEN
Blduben, baB bicrburh bie iiber Mil@
fons lInneutralitdt srsiirnten 1eats
i4sn bsihpiatigt iperben toHntsn.
Ser prdiioeut sins barauf ni4t Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-08

Die &riegsertlGruns &C.
gen bic Iqitrten, tpie iie in ben &C.
s@menDements gu Der Sinans=SSt1
entbalten mar, lit abgetban. Oas Sons
feren5zHommittee bat lie besraben.
Der prGiibent Der ben aonsreb am
Seitbaub fiibrt, bat teine Qnitrensuns
gen gema6t, Die 4menDements 81 ret
ten, eber 1T anSunebmen, bab er anses
seorbnet bat, iie iiber goro 5u fperfsn,
oenn lie paren ibm iebr unansenebm.
Wenn man ibm ben @prpurf ma9tr.
oab er ben @nglaubern seitatte, bic
He9te Der Der. Staatsn nit SiiBen gu
treten, reoete er ii9 bamit aug, Dab er
ni4t bic notbisen 8ouma9en BETTE.
um bie{e @ersepaltisunsen gu BE-:
tampfen. WGren bic 9lmeubemeHts
aneenommen porosn, 10 batte er ii6
nidt mebr uusreben tDnnen. Sn Soles
beiien lisb er tie in Der 8erieEtung
peri4ipinoen. .aootinssloB NOUN
tain, ME tnoip tbee."
SIN 'Senat fam es au elmer
bisigsn Debate unb beinabe su elmer
Yriigelei iiber Die 8ia, lpelhe bic
Iusga6sn fir Wablspsde bsidrinlt.
Yeibe parteien ma9ten chamber Dor.
lpirfe, Dag iie Die tommsnDen Wablen
nit @elb gu gepinnen Deriu4ten. Dir
limb bur6aus ntbt gsneist, bic 0emp
traten pe9i9parS unb bic Republita=
ner lilienpeib gu malen. 9lber Der
llmitanb in biefem Sabre lit, bag Die
Semptraten i'm geiiBe Der 4emter iiaa
uno tbnen oaber beoeutenD mebr Gin
nabmequellen 5ur9erfiisung fteben,aIs
ben Republitauern. Q(uberbem BADEN
bic Observation-Disclosures uno Die probri>
tiI4en gantiers, bic iol4 rieiiges @elo
peroienen, feline 8erarlafIung, ftp
9u86es ertenntli6 gu ertpeiien, Der
nt4tg fir iie getban, iOnbern MilIon,
Der aaes fir tie getban bat. 9Od neb>
men mir Die goH3e 9eiai6te nicbt
tragii6. Die @rfabrung Der Iesten
pier ErGiioentfduft uftseBablen bat er-
piefen, oaB bei bieien NIT 8eIp ni6ts
me6r ausSuri6ten 1T. Die Nablen
fpsroen Dpn ben unabbdngigen Stimms
gebern enti4ieoen unO pieie iiHo Hitt
fell.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-07
FIELpy MARSHALL Won MAcKEN,
e-SEN'S ARMY FEARS An EN-.
.-E .- VELOPlNG MOVE. -....
S0MME BATTLE VIOLENT
|| =" ""'-I THt|E-II|V 1000
'la I...s.-. 40. 'a.f.. g.. ....-.-.
French Curtain Of Fire and Machine
Guns Were Effective in Checking
German Attempts to Debouch
From ST. Pierre Vaast Wood. D ,.

London-Field Marshal Won Mack,
eusen, who commands the forces Of
the central allies operating against
the RoumaRians and Russians in the
province of Dobrudja, has ordered the
evacuation of the Danube fortresses OF
Silistria and Turtukai, recently cap
tured by the Teuton Bulgarian and
Turkish forces. says a dispatch from
Rome to the wireless press.
The reason given for the withdraw
al Of Won Mackensen's forces is that
the German commander is in danger
Of being enyeloped by the Russian and
Roumanian troops, which have crossed
The Danube between Rustchuk and
Turtukai.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-07

line of trees other imported varieties
hewoods are sought and truly inspiring lessons learned
doors . o. II
The tree families well The
which shed
oaks are manifold numBersthe Spanish shng black
white red black bur- and white These
a venerable history. #$ O., ....., el .,....
The naples have taken hold Wasngtons fancys
and many less familiar here. e.. at
To the chief charm Of the
wild flowers
fortunate in having bounu supply Their
impossible task to the list One of the difficulties OF
the flowers found the woods
though they found apparently uncated they be
fowers the other hand the originals
flowers trailing there n their simple loneliness
The Harrison times., 1916-10-07
How Oscar Underwood Fold

ONE of the funny sights of Washington
~ act of folding up a letter, Underw
favor of neatnesS, not only in his person
does, He would no more. be party to
a letter careIessly folded than he
would wear the same collar all week.
First he folds the sheet over, matches t
the corners right down to an infin- \
itesimal fraction of hairs breadth,
and carefully creases the paper in the :
middle. Then comes the most difficult
part. he must determine, just with
his eye, how to make three additional
folds, each one of exactly the same =
size. Having done that, Underwood Z
stares at the finished product mo-
ment to make certain it is spotless and
If he discovered one edge protruding ev
others it would make him unhappy. But
right, he carefully licks the flap of the
every particle of the mucilage is moisteI
% He seals the envelope with great car,
task of putting on the stamp. ".a
> None of your lopsidedly stamped en-
time to insure having the stamp in per
envelope-and then proceeds painstaking
If he is free from interruptions Unde
an hour. His letters are usually done
way he gains great deal of time for afft
Neatness is just4as much part of {
ness, And the only thing that might e'
lack of neatness. Once In a while one of /
up piece of waste. paper and fire it
Underwood happens to be at his desk and
the floor he will quietly and unostenta1
1t in the basket S,'"- '''
The Harrison times., 1916-10-07

NNA''N''N.. W ~ : y ~ N''bf ~ tA-At' -
kle forth from hundreds Of special
stoun-warning stations Of the weather
bureau, combined in such way as TO
furnish navlgators with specific infor-
nation that win forearm them. @'.
| One interesting fact is that the
mushroomlike growth Of many lake
ports, bringing into existence cities
with their myriads Of lights, obscured
numbers Of the stations that when es-
tabliShed were the most outstanding
fpgtureS of thp nipht view In Such
The Harrison times., 1916-10-07
Close Big Lumber Deal.

Ala.-Three sales, aggre-
ting 74,OOO,OOO feet of pine and gum
pber in Alabama and Louisiana,
We just been consummated, it was
hounced here. Hhe sales are un.
|lally large and the monetary con-
(eration was said to have been
E1,500. '.'
The Harrison times., 1916-10-07
Sherman Is Condemned

New Qrleans,-The lngrnational
Association Of Bridge and structural
Iron Workers in nineteenth annual
convention here, adopted resolution
ccndemning the recent attack in the
Senate OIL Senator Sherman OF HI.
nois on Samuel Gompers and the
American Federation Of Labor. .t
The Harrison times., 1916-10-07
EnoIand Has Rail Crisis.

London.-The railway crisis aris-
ing out OF the demands of the men
for an increase Of 10 shillings a week
in their wages has been settled on a
basis Of doubling the war bonus. This
compromise gives the men half the
ten shillings demanded.
The Harrison times., 1916-10-07
100 Per Cent Dividends

New York.-The E, w, Bliss Com
pany, manufacturers of shells and tor
pedoes, declared an extra dividend
OF 100 per cent in cash on the conS
mon stock. This was the second 100
per cent dividend this year. The
other was paid July ~. .. oH" ..
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ties in ones mind is a stupendous feat,
but once accomplished, it leads ever
onward. Most people have a good
nucleus for plant knowledge around
which to accumulate. more. The love
Of nature seems implanted within the
human heart. There is no denying that
things out of doors call irresistibly.
Anditreesstudents, it is said, become as
enthusiastic as bird students. .,s ,
4 The streets Of Washington are the
rightful places for beginners. Border.
IL. IL.
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LAUNDERING THAT
WINS.
THAT IS THE HARRISON SORT

THAT IS THE HARRISON SORT
We fave built%up from almost no
business to the largest Laundry here.
abouts, and one Of the most up-to.
,Adtte In this country.
ktBrains, the know how" and keep.
yakiveness are responsible for those
results which good dressers prefer .
sYou don't know just how good your
linen can be made to appear units
ybu've sent US a bundfe. T#""A a
Harrison Steam Laundry j.
Phone MOI a. lCG &Ha
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Laraer Loaf For s Cents.

New YORK L4T'fre largest baking
company In this city announced that
tle''p Price Of its fi7e.cent loaf of bread
will be advanced to six cents, but that
this will be accompanied by an ad,
dition 20 it's weight A smaller loaf
will be sold at five cents, ,., ~ III
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Another Fatal Explosion.

Huntington, Pa.-Five men were
Btantly killed and another sustained
tai injuries when the air dry house
the Mount Union plant Of the
Ietna Explosive Company was wreck
d near here. The cause, officials
ay, probably will never be known.
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Shackleton at SANTIAGO.

Santiago Cbile5TLieut, Sir Ernest
Shackelton, the explorer, who is on
his way to England, arrived here
from Punta Arenas with the members
Of his party Who were rescued from
Elephant ismnd t'H'','."'a I"' "
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End Conference October is.

New London. Conn, 1.-The Mexicar'
American Joint Commission expects
to conclude its conference not later
than October 15 Both sides express.
ed satisfaction at the progress made,
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the stations being relocated easily the officers
approaching The being installed tall
specially which the
the lakes their
The taller will make possible the establishment Of the
lights vertical plane heretofore employed
system worked experiments
the naked bright objects
each mile the This
placement signal experts
With lights bulbs
Of gasfed type increase still
StotinnS
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Missouri rrodns RsiNrn.

ST LouisS-sEhe First Regiment,
Missouri National Guard, returned to
81, Louis fgom the boHer and parad,
ed through the downtown streets ,.
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Issued handbook and descriptive catalogue
the museum written by Dr. George Merrill head
Although meteores have presumably fallen time
ga deal of skepsm M first by both
minds regarding the possibilities OF falling
this septesm that the examples the public
once hidden discarded the custodans fearing laughing
themselves.