davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-15

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Son 8uenoS QtireS mirb 6ern v6eraL6"
gemeloet, 5aB Der Q6mtra[ SaIOQnba ba
Gama NIT benz Baron 8ineoo, benz fribez
rem f0iierItb braitItanti9en @elanOten in
3onbOn, nit Der 8orbereitung gu elmer
reuen 8eDOluttOn CUR NieoereinfIbruug
Der Wtonarcbie belbGfti9t lit.
9as S0notfat, pelcbeS @ol6 iber 9ar
angetauft bate, brtngt iebt ietne @tnfGufe
auf ben Martt, mas Elm Stnten bes @oI6z
preiies CUR SoIge bat.
, 1894-06-15
Otebmarft.

$500 Stiid 9tinOOieb, 81, 900 G6peine
unb 1000 Sbafe btI6eten Die 3ufubr.
Rtnbpteb, bette 9tatiOes Stiere 1850
500, Wtittellorte 4,0O@4.25, i6Ie6te 1886
@3.95.
S9metne, bu~rcbeinan6er 4,7504.80,
lcbnere 4.85(04.90, leibte 4.70(@4.75.
S9ofe, bette 3,25@3,75; bette 2dmz
mer 4,2594.50.
, 1894-06-15
TeRegraphiH&e OepeFAen.
Die atiatifdJe SendJe,
Sic riidt Ger preufiiAen 0ren5e
immer ndher.
Cine meree Gooesfdle eemeI0et.
QOn6o11, Is. SUM.

2On6On, Is. Stunt,
Dem vStan6arb" tpir6 bon 8iert gez
1neIbet, baB in ~Giecbanotptec5 in ruiiiib
POIert, oreiBig Mtetlen bon Der preuBii6en
@ren3e, ieb85ig GrtrantungSz nno flint
unO 3pan3ig &Obe8fGue in TOl9e Ser Gboz
Iera D0rgetpmmen itno.
, 1894-06-15
6euer in Stuoebafer's Wa9enfobrif
Derurfodt cine unIiebfame 8etriebsf0runs
Sput6 8en6, Sn6., Is. Stunt.

@out6 8 ems, Sn6., Is. Stunt.
SIM 8eiel6auS Der Stu6ebafer'iden
@asenfabrtt bea9 beute Moreen Terer
aus, bos rolb aub oas oierit0dige Grodenz
bauS srgriff ul1b bel1en 9acb r1b baS pierte
Stodmerf serit0rte. Gum Slid u~erbinbcrte
baS %etierne 9a9 bes ReIieIbauieS cine
Deitere 8erbrettung Ser 6lammen. 9iez
ielben baben ieOo9 Ben automattl9en Qpz
parat 3um @iniammeln Der 0obelipGbne
~serit0rt, mas eine 3Wei7 bis brettp0biQe
8etriebseiniteuung 5ur 6oL9e BADEN pirD.
Ser GerIuit lift burb 8erii9erung seOedt.
, 1894-06-15
~faIfdmIn5er perRaffet.
Gin Ghepaar monote lang nit ser 2nferti=
eune pom faIi@em 6eIoe bei6dftiet.
81 i6lan6 Center, @isc., !
TX G,tni {

@e1tern pur6en Sobn 9iQeD uno feline
Srau bon @rcelitor, in oielem@onntp, bonn
8unDcSmari9au 0atleD tpegen SaIicb9
mllnSeret in 0aft genommen. 9as BON
benz iauberen @bepaate on9efertt9te @el0
mar icbon Dor Dret Wfonaten in umlauf
9e1eBt tpDrDen.
, 1894-06-15
Sic fol- Rube boben.
Dia Ole &ei8e ieirer frau niat aussraben
laHen.

UW OH't 10. SNTI'
9te 8ebOroe BON @arren county in
Snbiana, boben bel6IOien Ote 0eibe Ser
6rau Sophie 9Delinger, tueIbe mie man
annimmt, ourA Oersifteten &affe 3u ibrem
IoOe fam, pieber %ausgraben 5u laIien.
Ser @atte lit iebo6 Damit nidbt einoers
itan6en, betpabt nit elmer S6ieBmaffe
Oerieben, bas @rab unO OrObt SeOen niez
ber5ni6teBen, Der neriu3en iOute, Oas
@rab 81 0ffne1t.
, 1894-06-15
biffssuabrtd3ten

Nemyorf: columbia" bon SAINT
burg, rSuepia" BON gtcapel.
NewO orf: Scotia" BON Trieit.
NemOort: p0ermantc" BON 2tper@
pool.
Samburg: NOrmannta bon Stem
Sort.
9tberppoL: 8ritannicDO Stem gort.
, 1894-06-15
6aIf feinem Dater.
Or fidt, ob9lei9 crit pier5ehr Johre alt, oen
6e9ner oehelben nit einem uIefer
nieoer.
-Qlrcola, 81. 25. sunni.

@6bren6 iib 2ouis GoQier unb Elm
Mfann 9tamens Gratler, in 6tnsboro,
eiuem t~Ietnen, neul1 Meilen 0itlicb BON
bier gelegencn 0rte, priigelten,. periebte
SailorS Observation-Disclosures Sobn Dem Sol
lter 3Dei Mteiieriti6e, in ToI9e beiien Oiez
fer ms SenieitS bcfOrDert tperbcn pirD.
8er6aftungen tpurOen ntdbt DOr9enommen.
, 1894-06-15
gard)tbares Orubemun9lii&.
Cine GrpIoiion fdla9enoer DIETER
brtn9t $50 bropen fdIeitfden
Ber9leuten oen Goo.
Die Gruben oes 6rafen BON Sarif6 BET
Karwin DER SdaupIo5 Ger Katafrophe.
Gropp0u, Seiterret6.> S9leften !
TX G,,ui {

Is. Stunt.
Sn Sen Sobannz unb 6ran3tSta7 @ruben
Su &arpin erfolgte beute etne furcbtbare
@rplpiton i9Ia9en6er 8etter, Die, iopeit
bis iebt ermittelt lperben ~fonnte, iiber $50
@rubenor6eitern bos 2eben 9etoitet bat.
8eibe @ruben 9ertetben in 8ran6. 9ie
@lcOatOri4abte uno Nuf3I9e tparen i'm Sou
bon BEN 8lammen Der3ebrt un6 bamit ale
6offnung auf bic &ettung ettpa no4 Der
@rptofton AM 2eben gebliebener @rubenz
leute 9dn5Iicb perni6tet. SSu Der gtdbe Der
@rubcn, Die gt8entbum bes @rafen BON
2arii6 iinb, ipieIten it6 nab benz 8etanntz
per6en oeS ltugLufeS 9er33erreiBenbe
S5enen ab, Die Waebr3abI Ser 0erun9lidz
ten par Derbeiratbet.
, 1894-06-15
Die ar9enttntid2en propinSidIban-
FEN.

8uenp tres, Is. SUM.
Die &egierung bat Die G%erIdngerung Der
Sen Bropinsialbanten Dor .einiger 3eit ses
mGbrtsn 3abIHnssfriit bei5IOilen.
, 1894-06-15
gu piel Re9en.
I'm wefIi6en uno n0roIi6en Geras fiiet ms
aufR0rIi6er Regen eini9en 8abnen
oro6en SdaoeiI I'll.
@OrtD !, Ser, Is. SUM-

W.T. Us u y SEI.l 70. oSNlII.
SIN n0rbIiben un6 tpeitlicben Geyas req
net eS fait unaufb0rIi9. Die BecoS Bailey
un6 bic 9enper@gabn itno bie eiuSigen
8abnen, ipeLche piel burb bo6eS @aller All
leioen baben. Sdmmtlicbe 3ii9e peripGten
it'd; geitern ent9Leiite in Der N6De bon
Sertine ein Gieb5us, poourcb cine WIenee
Gteb D~erloren aing.
, 1894-06-15
Stdoti1bes.
metterberibt.

Optiter 9Ietne, rs @ai6inston Str,
bericbtet fir Chicago Die folgenben 8aroz
meter un6 GbermometeritGnbe:
I'm s Ibr Wtorg. 80 Gr., UNI 9 1tbr "a
Or, nm 10 llbr 85 ST., Inn IL ltbr So
@r,, um II l1hr IS @r. 8arometerItan0
I'm 8 l1br Wforg. 29.40, IL l1br 29.39.
, 1894-06-15
Dom 8lib erfdla9en.
Seim pfiieen erIie9t etn iunger FARMER Dem
8libtrahIe.
@Insnnm. $40. Ii. 9.

8iutam 8ibb puroe geItern beim gflits
gen in Der NtGbe 1einer @obnung pom 8lib
eri6Iagen. Der 8ltb 3errtB ben SUIT bes
iungen WanneS in tauienb Glide, unO
5eripIitterte Die 6an6baben ieines 8fluoes.
, 1894-06-15
6euerfdaoen.
Cine ean5e Ortfdaft nieoer9ebronnt.
g i. Wn. u. Sun

PnrbD :, do, 10. SUIT.
Die Orti6aft 8urbp lit baS Opfer elmer
getpaItigen SeuerSbrunit setpor6en. 0as
Seuer e%ntitanO in elmer 8irtblcbaft all Der
Mainitr. unb 5erit0rte iGmmtLtcbe @el6dfte
i'm Srte. Ser Gelammtperluit betrG9t
$50, 600.
, 1894-06-15

B8H Sir Souls @BeL Iie9t Elm 8rief ouf
ser Office b. 81.
, 1894-06-15

Der 2lomiraI ga 0ama plant cine
neue Revolution in 8raitlten.
sc e n Nnrf. Ii. Sunni.

Sem 6ieI 1T Ole Rerfeaun9 ser mTonardie.
, 1894-06-15
Is miro fOrt9ettQnkert,
Die 9lhhtlin9e an Boro Oes
amerifaniiden Kreu5ers
bennington"
IN SalpoOor bereitet iid cine reue
Repoiutton Dor.
GS oGbrt alentbdIben.
Gs e6brt auentbaIben.

sc em Oorf, Is. SUM-.
Die y@orIb" entbalt fOI8enOe 0ta6z
richten:
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03

Work on the ranchers ditch will
begin next week.
We had hard freezes on Tuesday
and Wednesday nights.
Jesse Hauntz and j. NJ. Canary
went to Weiser on Wednesday. j.
M. contempates running a barber shop
at that place
Mr. Poteet, of Crane, was in the
valley the first of the week hunting
a herder for his sheep.
Milt Canary has opened his new
barber shop in the Valley Hotel.
A. Mr. Kelly and family late O
Hillsboro, Oregon, have located in
Weiser ane are residing in one of the
cottages on Knob Hill.
c. NJ. Hixon IL staying at tn,
post office few days in the absenc
of the post mistress.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03
Middle Valley.

Eddie Fletcher occupies the seat OF
ex-senator Jewell on the Weiser and
Indian valley stage.
There VIZ some much needed work
done on the road east of the post Of
fee last Friday, but more is needed
There is considerable inquiry here
regarding surveying party reported
to be laying out railroad through
the Weiser canyon.
The item in our last about Mr..
Lansdon was a mistake. 1t was
another gentleman entirely.
Our school was closed on Monday
evening for the balance of the week.
The teacher is attending tue teacher
examination ut Weiser.
Very little work WAS done last
week on account of rain
Mr. Monier and Paul Dagen hav'
completed their wood drive on Keith
ley creek.
Mr. Monier went over to Crane tn
last of the week and returned on Tues
: day.
Some of the boys have started GU
sheep shearing-
Once more the roals are improving
Hope it will last this time
The river is falling 1t is insid
its banks again
The weather has been cold an
blustery.
e. s.. Jewell passed through th
valley Tuesday with a load of schot
marms for the examination at Weise
The regular driver was discharged Il
that day.
There has been more passengers {
the stage the past week than commo
The ranchers are very busy tryir
to finish seeding.
Mr. Scott Reese and wife were ov
from Crane Sunday. They repo
lots of crickets over there.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03

Hair cut and shave at Booker S
popular barber shop for so cents.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03

You see this, of course So would
others if it were local Of yours.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03

Owing to the shortness of the call
for meeting of the cannery people,
and the probability that many could
not have received notice, it was de-
cided to postpone the matter until
next Saturday at one o'clock. Take
notice and be on hand.
Sheep shearers are beginning to
make their appearance, preparatory
to harvesting another seasons raw
material for tile railroads to haul east
for the manufacturer to make into
cloth for the railroads to haul back
again for us to buy with the money
received for the original r. m.
Mrs. j r. Numbers, Mrs G NJ
Waterhouse, Mrs o. NJ Harvey,
Mrs II A. Lee, Minnie HAWTHORN,
Frances Galloway, Grace Garfield,
Fannie Mitchell, G. W. Foor and e.
A. Paddock left Tuesday last for
Boise, as delegates from the Congre-
gational and Baptist denominations
here to the Idado Christian Endeavor
Union which is in session there this
week
The school grounds have been
plowed up in shape for tree planting,
and us next Friday is Arbor Day, it
might not give offense to casually sug-
gest that our good citizens plant few
(or good many trees. OF course,
being that hoodooed, unlucky Friday,
the superstitons of SO out of 1Ot
will forbid the venture But as there
we're four trees planted last year, w
might do as well this.
We notice that windy j. j. Smith
who once made such a blow abou
what he was going to do in the Sever
Devils, and had the SIGNAL sent t
him at Milwaukee and never paid TO
it, is raising windy lightning in tn
mining world on Wood River. Th
DeLamar Nugget exposes some NOR
of the oily gentleman's windy Opera
It tions in that camp, all of which W
hope will duly warn the Wood Rive
it people.
ST. Luke's Episcopal Church.
. SERVICES SUNDAYS.
y Morning service, IL o'clock.
Sunday School at 3:l5 p m.
WEEK DAYS:
l. Wednesday morning, II o'clock.
Wednesday night CLOCK.
REV A. o. WoRTHING, in charge.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03
THE SIGNAL.

Published Every Thursday
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03
SaluDI-ia.

This is May-day and a cold one too.
the wind is blowing furiously from
the north.
We learn that Nelson Bull is
through seeding.
The late rains have greatly put off
farming.
The Taylor House will soon open
under the supervision of Mr. Geo. w.
Bean, who will endeavor to operate
that establishment on paying basis.
Base ball is all the go up here in
Salubua. The boys will be challeng
ing Boise City team soon.
Sherman Godlove met with severe
and painful accident last Sunday by
getting his finger broken with base
ball
Mrs. Emma Monroe arrived on the
east bound stage Monday on her way
to visit her folks on Rush creek
e. e. Hunt will furnish the town
with vegetables this summer as he in
tends to put in several patches of Sa-
lubria land
Geo Irgman drove stage up from
Weiser last Monday When he ar
rived at Salubria he was greeted thus
'Hallo Geo, you look natural upon
that stage. Geo ha, driven on this
line many years, being one of the very
best hands ever employed on the line.
S. NJ. Percifeld has not found his
race mare yet. He is now hunting
her on Rock creek, and says he will
stay with the search if it takes hin
all summer.
AL Donart is working the roads
he having been appointed road over
seer for district No. IL.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Harlan commenced
school on Pine creek Monday. Tia
district may be considered lucky t.
get such fine and pleasant teache
as Mrs Harlan.
e. Il. Lorton took Mida Lorton
his cousin, to Grays creek, where sh
will open her school on Monday. Mis-
Lorton is an excellent teacher and th
district is fortunate in securing he
acceptance.
Salubria, second largest and be'
school district in the County can ne
have school. Her scholars mu
roam the streets in idleness. This
not right Lets have subscriptio
school if no other.
Ed Jewell has quit the stage fl
awhile, that is, Ed says he will dri'
once in awhile to keep a hand i
Well bet two to one that lie is loo
ing after a certain thing, time wi
develope his prospect Go it Ed,
will risk you. Y.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03
VcndOmc Hotel Arrivals

J. A. Wilson, Boise; B. B. Open
heimer, Portland; J.J. Stewart, Port
land; S. Krommer, Portland; Jas.
Mcintosh, Bliss, Idaho; Harry Philips,
Bliss, Idaho; j. A. Hopper, Bliss,
Idaho; j. W. Haywood, Boise; l. NJ.
Peck, Mineral; G. Dutton, Bliss; A.
Overton, Ashland, Cal T. G. Ross,
Thorn Spring; G. H. Mcmahon, Oma'
ha; Joe Mish, Portland; l. p Rhea
Heppner; Geo. McKcrr Philadelphia
Miss f. Mccall, Boise; Rich. Nc
Iontosh, Santa Rosa, Cal; Edga
Dickey, Ashland, Greg; Mrs. Wilkey
Middle Valley; W. j. Watson, Oma
ha; |. j. Kuster, St Louis.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03
FRANK MULKEY.

Anheuscr- Bush st. Louis beer, on
ice at Dorsett & Cos. Fresh, sweet,
and more delicious than anything
that can be found elsewhere,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03

ha; Joe Mish, Portland; l. p. Rhea,
Geo McKcrr Philadelphia:
Miss f. Mccall, Boise; Rich. Nc
Iontosh, Santa Rosa, Cal; Edgar
Dickey, Ashland, Greg; Mrs. Wilkey,
Middle Valley; W. j. Watson, Oma-
ha; |. j. Kuster, St. Louis.
Hoyt is in Salt Lake.
Don't miss next week SIGNAL.
Saubria is talking artesan well.
That's good.
Mineral has an industrial army.
Read our correspondence.
The water has been turned into
the Galloway ditch.
Shingles 50 90 per thousand at
GOWNS lumber yard.
Beautiful are the blooming fruit
trees in the fat land Of Weiserl
Lizzie Cope went to Council last
Friday to teach a term of school.
John Mccullough and wife return
en- Tuesday from San Francisco.
Beck Jenney has been putting a
new fence around his residence.
Fred Morris and wife and Doug.
Hoton started for Warrens this
morning.
Another Breckenridge case will he
on trial in Weiser at the coming term
of court
Be sure and see next weeks paper,
you gentleman, there, who is not
taking it,
Fire at Challs last week nearly
wiped out the town. The Silver Mes
senger was consumed
D. n Baker says his lamb crop
this spring has reached 107 per cent.
Speaks well for our climate.
The corner stone of the Idaho Sol
ders' Home will be laid at Boise or
the 23d under the auspices of the
Masonic fraternity.
w. j. Wilson is buying cattle il
this county, paying 81 so for year
lings, $12 for two year ODDS and SIS
for first class threes.
1 Tramps or DRINKS made themselve
quite obnoxious a few nights ag'
around the residences of Beck Jen
f ney, Shirley and Numbers.
Lost-this morning between oil
and new towns-leather case cor
k tainiug set of bicycle tools. Pleas
: return to w. W. Weber.
Bradley Edmundson has put
e quite crop of beans at Salubria. {
d W Townley has also put IN five acres
h A little more and we will know beam
1t is earnestly requested that tt
l. ladies who have pieces of the whe
Is quilt will finish and return as soon
possible. Mrs. JEFFREYs.
y Miss Emma Taylor, of Mann cree
who has been attending school
Payette, was in attendance at t
teachers examination here this wee
A few days ago two deserters fro
va the Boise barracks gave Intensely
=, up to Sheriff Eckles He telegraph
to Boise and receiving no reply turn
no them loose.
-. Phil. Markson and Geo. Peck,
Boise, arrived IN Weiser yesterds
nut on mining trip to Council. TIL
left this morning in company W
q Holton and Morris.
81 think the article on 'Carbuncl
ide is II little too strong" The man "
finds any objection to that article
nd positively certain to be one of
very men we were after. Make
,he most of that.
Dol $40 Reward Monday l lo'
err. $40 bill between J. o. lvory's sab
Tor and Films restaurant Whoe
found 1t will receive half the mo
on as reward if they will leave it
on the SIGNAL Office.
ing FRANK MULKEY
Anheuscr- Bush st. Louis beer,
yer ice at Dorset & Co.'S Fresh, sw
ort and more delicious than anytf
fh,+ cor, he forrnd elsewhere
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One copy months 8 Is
One copy months u
one copy one year. if paid within
two months : w
II not paid within two months from
date of subscription, : 30
Entered in the postollice at Weiser as
Second-class matter
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-03
R. E. LOCKWOOD,
"oi3Or,

w els or, 1dahO-
1t Should Be in Every House.
SUCCESSOR TO WEISER LEADER
Established 1881
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

I'M
".en Zen. Walthall accented n,
steat trust tina, came 10 hin, rpso,;u Inc
81; rom a devoted aud coniJinU ~"
~ w;,h ID January 1892. ne, dTt 'V ~
I'm a nrm determination TO ossum ~
, M BURDENS of Senatorial ofico ;,s
LoSI u God gave him the sIrcnu,h o,' ~
'"a essential to service, and md Iu y"
wv %0 =, ""v not a doubt but that hc vii, ~
~, ~ ~ ~ seat at The first mee,iuo nf
har rm.y Fourth Congress, in Deacon,
f %e. No ,oso, If the prayers OF his oeonIe
Dr.n ".s restoration 70 health shuiI be
"on9ress will be called togctbs uoH :.
Jpec.a' session, hence there viii he ~"
. "e,"anu upon him:for MANY mo M ~
"n. therefore no reason whv. o van
. no, restored to old.time streno,h h ~
s.""'n resign his new commiss;on i y.
vac;a,on on The very eve ::oi The co, ~
Examiner, "'o OF 1885,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10
Havoc of thu Wind

columbus. Miss, Feb. 4--Investie.
non this morning shows tho damo0,
uo " me storm yesterday eycnin,
ca' much greater than first supposed.
a'ne building in the suburbs was on.
'irc'y demolished and parts of II car.
req h'lf a mile. One eud OF the old
FRANKLIN Academy. a solid brIck
ua''a'ne' was wrencAed away, part Of
> wall being blown down Quito .
NUMBER OF houses were partly uuroof.
and several hundred trees blown
" .s ID tho city limits. falling In
cvsry direction A great many fences
were also blown down, II was by
lug oa's the severest storm ever
hcre.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10
Saturday Feb. 10. 1894.

hermsn II. Arms, OF Utah, Min
hcsota, who has slept nearly con
s'nuo"s'y for sixteen years, and whose
case has puzzled the medical men Of
all countries. awoke last week, and IA
apparently In fair heal,h. Iic weighs
now less than a hundred pounds but
a good appetite and is Improving
IN condition.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10


II Is a well known fact that lion. n
u. Hofimann, the efficient and accom-
"aai'ng clerk Of the courts. is not At Al
dud'sh in the matter Of dress. and N,
'easol' that he 10 not accounts for !,
sood Joke that is going the rounds,
seems that a few mornings ago he
was just coming out OF his front os,e
w"cn a tramp stepped up and familiar.
;, accos'ed him with: SAY. pard. did
you get anything TO eat IN ,herx3
hugo took in the situation and 70.
p''cd' Yes, just walk in and cou.
,,"ucd on bis way TO the cour,hou.o
nc considered the joke such . GOOD
ono that he could ro: keep IT. but re
no''ce ne has discarded his blue fan.
''e' sh'r' tor a white n and has shaw.
:" every day since that chap took him
,or +" fellow tramp Bay St. Loui.
Progress. N'"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

ten. +. c. Walthsll aud vile ant
Daughter left Washington on Wcdncs
Day night, the Gath Of last month, for
i'ass Christian on our lovely South
mississippi coast, where they will
spend the winter. The General is
confident that his health will! improve
US soop ~ he reaches Gods country
ns ne aiiectionately terms our noble
State.--Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10
Whlchita Falls, Texas, March II. 1899
PrnnriosOre ID II SSo

PrOprictOrs Z. r. L.
IL becomes my duty TO add nv tes.
iimonlal TO the wonderful curative n,
PPP CPrickly Ash, Pork Root. ami
ro'assium) Some years ago I bruised
my ankle % my saddle strip from a
ut'le scratch. the place began to Ell.
large until 1t was as large as the palm
OF my hand. dischsrging pus and ex.
posing part of the bone. I called 10
zee physicians and they pronounced
II as u fever cure aud lucurable. II
became SO painful and swollen 40
Oadiy that tried bnndage for relief
until secured a rubber sunportr
after securing the rubber supportcr
Tor temporary reliefI began 10 usc
,ale. mai remedies trying several diff.
ierrnt kinds without any apparent r..
!,ei. resolved TO try p PIP which
uid, after using u bottle the result |
was such continued until the sixth
bottle was used when my rubber sun.
was not futher required a. Tho
ore was completely healed and the
'wel'lng entirely gone. / therefore
axe pleasure 10 saying to the public
generally that II is ny belief from
lctuai experience that the use of
i! properly persisted in will cure any
'ases OF impure blood or blood poison.
- Respectfully,
Prof. u. F. Hickory Postmaster,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
me undcsigned knew Prof. Hickey
me time he commenced 10 take PPP
" his sore leg. and ! did not think n
arc possible, | noticed lis progress
ON Inc start and must say the re-. I
Variable cure PpP brought about 1
'as something marvellous. I
Il: 1'aymsn Druggist.
Wichita Falls, Texas. {
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

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Most Perfect AiSde.

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g'r' who writes the lies, letter dor,n,
Inc month Of FEBRUARY to this DEPART
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Commandments.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10

,"e amount Of suffering ,rcported.a.
mous',he Oklahoma settlers incident,
Man, v''~1ard inst week was terrible.
~" were frozen TO death. lima.
.eas ure s'i'l living In ,cuts wh;,.
cv"" ,os "ccnpv shantics that aftord
tess protection from piiiIess ', w,"'
..r o'"sis In tbs western .~.-,;.n.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1894-02-10
Springfield. Mo. Anr;l orl ION

oPr.uRhc'd. Mo. April End, 1899
"essrs; Lippman Bros. Savannah. "a
y nrntlcmcn:-I commenced taking
XXI tPrickly Ash Poke Root ana
ro!,assluln) last fall for erysipcias'
ny isce was completely covered with
nc . G,scnsc. | took a short course Of
rrr and II soon disappeared. This
spI'ng ! became very much d,bilitatcd
gag again took another course nnI
am now III good condition. con.i1'
rrLrP ono OF the best blood rena.
rat.ol's on the market, and for those
wno are needing a general tonic for
ou.!oisg up the system improving The
vrv,'to l consider III has no conal'
MNl sav ahcon results, and therefore
chcerfuIly recommend It.
Arthur Wood,
Springfield. Mo.