davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
He VIII Plant Cotton.

They tell of Pike county farmer who
recently expressed himself as follows on
the cotton question:
"Going to plant much CO tton?'
eyes, more'n 1 ever did"
'But don't you see how the papers ar
advising farmers to plant less cotton?"
"Papers? Confound the papers. l
don't read 'em."
''Not even your county paper"
''No!p I've got no dollar to throw away
on paper"
''But few pounds Of butter would
pay for the paper a whole year"
"See here, you town folks do a lot of
talking about things you know nothing
about. These newspaper men sit up and
tell the farmers what to do, and how t.
do and six mouths of work like | do
would kill 'em dead as door nail. Now
listen: Last summer had right smart
of sickness in my family ana you town
doctors gets every speck of butter my
wife makes. We have not had Dit on
our table for months all Of it goes to
to the town doctors. sold my corn to
pay your town druggist, and my lard and
meat to pay off hands. No, your editors
can preach about cotton till the star fall
Tam goin' ter plant every foot OF ground
I've got in cotton-am goin' to pillow IL
the very fence corners, and am even
going to plant the front yard in IT.
eve direct the attention of our readers
TO the advertisement of Simmons Livel
Regulator on another page. We have
used the medicine in our family, and are
prepared to say, from experience thai
for torpid liver or a disordered stomach
it is good remedy. When travelling we
usually carry some in our valiSe. From
the "Christian Visitor" Smithheld, \
O.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
She Is Coming. Father Abraham.

4 recent marriage in Michigan the
."'' bride was a meube of eight secret
''eVleS, several clubs and two mission
Organizations. There is not much
I0 ouot as to who will carry the night
'"'ehkey of that family.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1895-03-27
OFF FOR LIBERIA.
E,JJGRANTS SAIL FROM SA-
v,SNAH FOR THE FAR AWAY
COUNTRY.
.nty of Supplies.-The Men

u,o, Carry Plenty of Supplies--The Men
rake Their Guns and the Women
Their Gewgaws--singing and
shouting the Party Bid
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

pularnoSci. Kiedy przejezdza
przez ulice Warszawy i nar6d
mt sig kama, on patrzy W
skupieniu wprost pred siebie,
dajac wyrazem twarzy do
poznania, re ME &yezy sobie
i ME potrzebuje uk}on6w.
M6wia. re prsyjazd do
Warszawy rosyjskiej trupy
Sazonowa ME przyjdzie do
skutku, gdyz trupa ia jakoby
sic rozpad}a. Jezeli tax jest
w r~zeczywistosci, mozemy sic
spodziewa6, re nasz zarzad
.teatralny postara Sic O spro-
wadzenie innej trupy.'
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

zanc6w monarszego alaska
vienna! - W ostatnia sobote
- pisze ,Vorwarts' - roz'
trzasal cesarz z jednym e
mioistr6w, jakieby hamulce
narzuci6 nale4a|o socyalistvcz-
nemu pismieaDictwu przezna'
czonemu i szerzOnemu pom'e
day mlod2ieza, a minister
(Lucanus) obieov} cesar2ow1
wzia6 to pod rozwage wraz
Z ministcem sprawiedliwosci.
Czy istotn:e cesarz W
ubiegia sobote taxa mia{
p. Lucanu'
sem - ma to wprawdzie ME
ma )eszcze jawnych dowod6w.
E2two jednakze pojac, Re
skoro W Berlinie 20 lyle ju5
przekonano sic ra2Y O praw-
dziwosoi doniesieh pisma So
cyallstow, dai4 Ware takze
viadono6ci 9 cesarskiej lei
rozmowie; }atwo pojgd, De "
Berl,nie w3ras55a zdutnlenle,
agorszenie, powie lzmy raczej:
zgroza. Gdzie bowiem
szukac roznoslciela TAX tai
nych wies:i? Czy W drnkaroi
Archaeological? Me. gdyz
i tam n~ajcaesciej woale ME
wied2a i wiedzieG ME NIGGA
tego, co JUL rozg}asza organ
Bella. Cay szukaf winowajcy
wScod pafacowej s}u2by cesar
ykiej, wsr6d os6b ustawionych
Ia ,,niskich szczebIach palace.
wei drabiny' lax sic wyra&a'
ia dzienniIxj? [ to ME. Zano.
mone do gasety socyallst6w
skrYte w;es3i SO tego rodzaju,
BE one do redakoyl sp}ywaG
NIGGA jedynie z ,,wvaokich
stopni.' = Ot6& wlasnie te
to domYsl7 bardzo uspraw;e-
dliwione wzbud2aia w Berlinie
poploch n;elada.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
Pop}och n1elada

W Berlinie sprawia g}6wny
dziennik nlemieckicb socYali-
stow yVorwarts." Oh dose
dawnego czasu wYwo}uje on
powszechnie zdumlenie tenn,
De nowinami poiitycznego Una.
czenia wyprzedza raz pc raz
wszelkie inne pisma, wyprze-
dza sanego nawet ,,Reichsan.
zeigera" (dziennik urzedowy).
de wyjawia niespodzianie to,
CO by}o i mialo pozostaG tajem
MICA naj ~uyzszych k6} raado-
wych.
Rsecz dzlwna, bardzo dziwna
Il niepojeta! Organ VODKA
socyalist6w Bella, czestokroc
W Okla mgnieniu og}asza "a
miary, o ktorych cesarz
wspomniai zaledwo kilku $50
bonn z najbli&szego o%toczenia.
Iune dzienniki spisuja tera2
dose dlugi szereg wiadomosci
ktore W pore o%statniej ogta.
szal pierwszY &c w%szYstkicb
,,Vorwarts." Pierwszy on
wiedziaf, lie cesarz Wilhelm II
zamYsla tYch a tych dostojai.
kow 2%aszczyclG wysokleml
orderamj, Re ma ,,drodze
zwYciestwa" (aleja pred brams
brandenburska w zwierzyh
Guy pragnie cesarz wlasnym
kosztem wystawit sswspan!aiy
szereg posag6w, z postac1am:
wszYstkich ksia3at panujacycE
2 domu Hohenzollern6w "
otoczeciu swych naicelniejszYcl
doradzc6w. Dowiedzial sic
pierwszy ,,Vorwarts tenn
dniami, re cesarz postanowi
ulaskawiG pewna liczbe skaza
pych sadowym wyrokiem =
rqeczYwis lie W dzleh urodzil
cesarskich dozuato kilku ska
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

Z

correspondent Z Warszawy
dc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tax
pisze Q nowym jeneral-guber-
natorze:
,,Pierwsze kroki hr. Szuwa-
Iowa i )ego kr6tkie przem6-
vienna, kt6rych tre$t podalem
w poprzedniej korespondencyi,
zdola}y juz przychylnie uspo-
sobiG ola niego tutejsze
spo}eczehstwo rosyjskie i
utw1erdzic w MEM przekonanie,
re W czasie jego zarzadu W
kraju tute)szym powodzenie
s!orawy rosyjskiej bsdzie W
zupe}noSci zabezpieczonem. So
naturalnie, jak to zawsze bywa
prey zmianach,i niezadowole-
al, lecz ich ME wielu. CT
panowie, pragnac odsunac
hrabiego Cd towarzystwa
rosy1skiego, SIERRA o MIN
g}upie plotki, daza do okreSle-
MIA 60 jake polonifila, lecz
kiedyz to okaza}o sic to
polonohlstwo hrabiego? Czy
W jego mowach, W kt6rych
wskaza} ma wazne znaczenie,
przydawane przez niego
z%na)omo$ci jezyka rosyIskiego
u w}oscian t%utejszych / mowi}
o scis}em zlaniu sic naszych
kres6w I Gala Rosya? Czy
mole w tenn re przyjechawszy
do Warszawy przedewszy-
stkiem uda} sic do prawos}a-
wnego soboru i pierwsza
wizyte odda} prawoslawnemu
episkopowi Gedeonowi? Ale
nietylko wiekszos6 tutejszych
Rosyan, lecz i masa ludnosci
warszawskiej objawia prey
chylnoSc ola hr. Szuwa}owa:
Ia przychylnos6 ludnosci
O zywiscie wynik}a pod wp}y-
wem wieSci i dziennikarskich
doniesieh o sympathy szacun.
ku, kt6remi hrabia cieszy:
sic W Berlinie. Sam za$ hrabia
ME szuka takiel ulicznej po.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

powiedziano i'm. Natenczas
j9den z Mich powsta} i miai
move Powiedziat, &e tylko
|jeden cz}owiek mogfbY bye
|ogicznym kandydatem party
W wardzie. Podaf nazwisko
W. ks, ]. Barzyhskiego'
Zabrzmiaty huczne oklaski'
obeoni potwierdzill nominacye
i czlonkowie oddalili sic.
Wtenczas / tam umarla
polska demokracya W l5te]
wardzie. W sobote komitet
parafalny mial hitting i 6aSaf
rozdaG kilkaset plaka'
tow, zwolujacych mityng, ma
kt6rYmby sic zastanswlano
uad mo&ebliwo5cia klubu
republikahskiego pomiedzy
Polakami. Niektorzy twierdzi-
Ii, De pozostall demokratam',
poniewaA i'm z ambony Po]a.
KANT. Niekt6rzy twierdzlll, 2e
pozostali demokratam', po-
niewaz i'm z amb,ny ka2ano
tax g'osowa6, lecz teraz gdY
zrzucIli jarz,no ksiedza, ieden
i drugi bed2ie m6gt gfosowad
|jak jemu SIG bedzie podobafo.
MitYng wprawit wszystkich
obecnych W zadziwienie a
|jeszcze bardzie] 2adziwi|
demokrat6w wardy.
Mike Ryan biegat tn i
owdzie 2 NINA ostupia>a- C1yz
oadszedi koniec swiata? Ia
stafa fAlanga 1900 g}os6w
roztopi}a sic iak masio "a
goracym nalesniku, i niesteey
bYlY to nalesniki nieprzyjacie.
Ia, kt6re smarowano 1nae}em
700 entuzyastycznych lud2l
2~gromadzi1o sic w hall. WoFali
,,Jestesmy wolnymi! wolnyml!!
Mo&emy g}osowa6 ]ak nam
sic bedzie podobalo!'
w mowach kazda wzmianka
chociaz ukryta, do niewoll
pod kt6ra cierpiIi, zosta'a
przyjeta okrzykami, W trzech
kr6tkich godzinach dokona{a
sic polityczoa rewolucya.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
W Chicago
Polacy Is wardy
~opuszczaja partye de-
mokratyczna.

m~okratyczna.
Pod powy&szym nag16wkiem
pisze ,,Tribune' l8go lntego
Byla kongregacYa ks. J6zefa
Barzyhskiego cd kosoio'a sw.
Jadwigi przenios}a wczoraj pc
poiudniu uchwH}e pyzeciw'jego
ksiezeJ w}adzy No pole poll
tyczne, o%pusoiia partye demo.
kratyczna ~utwor2y!a klub
repubiikahski do kt6rego
przystapi1o 700 c2}onh6w.
Nowy klub ma naive ,,Kos~
clusko Republican club OF
the Fifteenth Ward" Zdaje
sic De nowy klub bedzle
wzrasta}, al ka2dy demokrata
VI tel wardzie 9 bYwalo
1ch tam 1900 = przystapi do
niego jake pracniaoy gfosu]a
cy cztonek.
Wczoraj DO potudn'u odbyl
Sc w hall Dziewora og6lny
mityng w celu utworzenia
rspublikahskiego klubu, a 0
godzinie 6tej juz 500 ludzi
podpisalo sic w listach a 200
do 800 innych o5wiadczyio, re
takze sic przy1acza do klubu.
Ursednikami nowego klubu So:
7. J. Petta prezYdent; Mlchai
Wachowski, wicepceg.; P. P.
Block, sekr. J6zef Pokorski,
2gi sekr.; j. Tesmer, Jan
Teltzki, +, Pacholski, komi'
tel wykonaWczY; Jo5et
O5trowski, Sergeant at Arms.
Mowy mieh NJ. Wachowski'
j. e Henry, Hugh McAdoo,
W. R4y, Autoni ", Rudnik,
kt6ry przez dlugie lata byl
prezydentem na1wi7kszego pol
sko-demokratycznego klubu "
miescie; Max l.. Kaczmarek,
j. Waranko, j. Skaja i Adam
Jakubowski. GdV skonesyl'
mowy,m'tlng zosta} odroczony:
nOrmalna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS vie.
kszosG W Is wardzie wYno
szaca $500 glosdw, fAktycznie
zamieulla sic ma bezpieczua
w~iekszost republikah5ka.
Ot6z jak przysz}o do tego
wszvstkiego. Wiel. ks. Win
centv Barzyhski, brat jego
J0zef B%arzynski, kontrolowali
tx m6wia ludzie, politycznie
Po!akow w ca}ej owe] okolicy
przez dlugie lata Byli w}asci-
cieIami jedynego polskiego
dz!ennika. Stall ma dobrej
syopie z burmistr2em Hop
kias EN-. Locz wydarzYf sic
bunt W kosoiele Sw. Jadwigi
/ nastapiIa heg'ra (uc!eczka)
Wiel. ks. J6zefa Barzynskiego.
TAX dalece tryumfowali
zbuntowanl parafanie. Wnet
poI1cyanci poczeli patrolowat
20 ulicach, kobietom kazano
udaG sic do ich domow i die.
CT spedzono z chodnlkow. TAX
powiadaja rozjatrzenl parafA
ME, i to rozgniewafo jch.
" wardzie %istDiaf wielki
demokratyczny klub, dobry ga
1900 g{os6w. Zoo}ano mityng
tydzien temu, lecz wieksza
Geese cz}onk6w byla obecnf
IA mityngu. Cz}onkowie -
komitetu So urzednikami nowe
90 klubu republikahskiego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

correspondent z Warszawy
dc ,Nowawo2W remieni" tax
pisze 0 nowym jenerai-guber-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08
Long Felt Want.

We are pleased to note the institu-
uon OF new firm that will fill long
felt want in this locality. Horace
Newman and Alex johnson have de-
clded to embark in the forwarding
and commission business, and will
also deal in farm implements, wagons
and other vehicles. They will en-
deaver to handle all the surplus pro-
ducts of every description from this
section, finding market at some
price and making it bring something
into the country and as great return
as possible to the producer. Many
farmer has fair amount of extra
fruits, onions, potatoes and such
comodities, which he cannot sell To-
cally, and to get an outside market
for which is somewhat difficult for
him. This the new firm will endeavor
to do and if they make a success, it
Will be a great convenience and ben
eft We wish the enterprise all sue
cess.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08

"

The other evening Mr. Durphey
kindly showed us draught of the
new invention known as the "Burns
Water Motor" for the manufacturing
of which company has just been or
ganized, Mr. Dunphey being mem
Der. 1t is easy to grasp the teasi-
bility of the principal applied after
a study of the drawings, and its val
ne as a motive power can scarcely be
doubted. 1t will be especially valu-
able through southern Idaho where
towns lying along the Snake are short
of power facilities, as it will utilize
the limitless powers of Old Snake IT.
self. They have contracted to ouiid
the first motor near Glenns Ferry for
a company who will use it for pump
ing purposes. The construction OF
this one will demonstrate the worth
of the invention.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08
NOTICE.

| purchased number of accounts
and notes at the l. G. Company
assignee sale did not buy them
on speculation but to accommodate
certain parties and save them trouble.
| don t care to be imposed on or wait
forever to get my money back, and
as sufficient time mas elapsed for
these to be redeemed, | now notify
all against whom | hold these ac-
counts to come and redeem them or
will be after you with lawyer and
no foolishness. JOHN O. PETERS
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08
Teachers Examination.

At the teachers examination held
last week Miss Maggie Watson of
Weiser, received first grade certili
cate, and second grade certificates
were granted to Misses Emma A.
Cope, Lizzie Cope, of Weiser, Lula
Hit, of Mann Creek and Jennie G.
Laing, of Paddock Valley.
Miss Watson's certificate is the
fourth of that grade issued in this
county at the last three annual exam
nations. No | being held by John
B. Jenne, No. ., by j. I. Wolfe,
and No 3, by n l. Garrison. The
first grade certificate is valid for three
years and can be used in any county
of the state by first filing copy with
the county superintendent.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08

The Weiser Land & improvement
Co. at recent meeting decided to
set out sixty acres of their land imme-
diately joining town to orchard.
And work will commence at once get
ting the ground in proper shape and
erecting some necessary buildings.
The contract has already been let for
the planting and care of the trees for
five years. The ultimate intention
is to place the property on sale in
tracts of one acre. Had this been
done five years ago the present value
to the owners and benefit to the
country would be beyond estimate,
but coming generations will rise up
and bless the action of to-day. 1t is
the best move from every point, eveI
inaugerated here.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08
He Comes Again

EDITOR SIGNAL:-If you are 60
ing to discuss the question of Wo-
men Suffrage why not get down to
the question at issue?
Here it is; 1.-THE question to be
submitted to the electors of the state
at the next general election shall be
in form as follows to wit:-Shall Sec
ton 2 of Article VI of the Constitu-
ton of the State of Idaho be so amen
ded as to extend to women the equal
right of SUFFRAGE That is the right
to vote; no more no less. The wo-
men have the same right to work for
any candidate that the men have
To bring up an instance where young
lady acted imprudent on election day
cuts no figure whatever. She could
have done the same thing in any 9th
er state where she had no right to
vote. For rebuttal | give another
instance in state where women were
not allowed to vote, where married
lady who moved in the upper circle,
both before and after the election;
her husbands name is written with
Hon. in front of it. This woman
took jug of whisky and a keg of
beer into her house and gave it out
to her male friends to influence the
election of saloon keeper who was
hardly ever sober, to an important
office. We could cite many instances
where young ladies, and refined ones
at that and highly educated, have
associated with drunkards and mar
ried them against better counsel. But
such thugs cut no figure in this ques-
ton. Suffrage or no suffrage all OF
these things will not be changed
The difference between you and my
self is this, you put no confidence in
woman kind, and appoint yourself as
guardian of her refinement and purity
While | put all confidence in her, ano
fully believe that she can vote if she
wishes, and take back to her home as
much refinement and culture as she
took away with her. Now give me
one valid reason why she should no
he allowed to vote if she wishes anC
/ have no more to say
En- FLETCHER.
TIE the SIGNAL were standing in thu
position of an opponent to Womans Suf
frage the above might call for "A reply
but as il does not stand in that position
there is no room for smuggling mattel
over the question of ''Should she or shou
she not be allowed to vote II she wants TO-
a topic which is not being discussed b,
us. We think it is possible to conJectur
what the effect of that condition woup
be, without necessarily being Obliged I
take an active negative at ihe lhstanc
of anyone on the affirmative. MI
Fletcher is not correct however IN staiin
that we have no confidence IN woman
kind To depricalr putting sand III s'l
gar is expressing no duubts as To the qua
tiles of the sugar its IT, neither is 1t az
pointing ones self special guardian q
the sugars purity.-Ed,1
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08

DIED, in Weiser, Monday. August 9TH
1895, Of consumption, Jack Kent, aged
40 years.
Jack Kent. was born in Cornwall,
England, but came to America when
young man. He and his brother
went to Silver city, Idaho, in 1871
and have made that their headquart-
ers ever since. They are the dlscov-
erers and owners of the noted Howe
Manhattan mines. Jack has been in
Weiser for number of months, very
bad with miners consumption and had
no expectation of living. His broth
ers, Sam and Caleb and nephew Will
liam Kent, were with him in his last
moments. He was buried in the
Weiser cemetry yesterday and many
old Silver city friends followed his
beir.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08
HORSENIICN.

| wish to inform YOU that am not in
the employ of A. B. Clarke this season.
but am doing business for myself If you
intend marketing horses this season write
me for full particulars before shipping.
Donot wait till winter is in sight before
you ship. but make arrangements now
and ship as soon AS fat. | sell all horses
personally consigned to me, and my ca
pacity is TWO cars week.
Respectfully,
f. =. BROWNING,
1921 South Goth ST.. Omaha. Neb.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08

DIR. Curl is on his annual dental
trip to the northern part of the
county. #
Mrs. McGregor, Floy and Mrs. NJ.
f. Sommercamp left yesterday for a
visit to Silver city. Il
Miss Kate Cope is juggling supe-
rior copper mixed type in the SIGNAL
Office for q couple of weeks.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08

ms, me r.puest insurance company ia
the world has paid nearly twice as much
to its policy holders as any other: it has
paid proportonately the largest dividends
and been the most liberal in payment of
surrender values: its Investments have
been the most ably managed: it has paid
its policy holders SjS. 600. 600 more than 1t
has received from them-an unrivaled
record A purely mutual company.
For rates and proof of the above. adj
dress H. u. LE1fC- n ct.
Weiser, Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08

Mr.. A. A. Snyder, Supt. Poor Farm,
Wnnesheik Co, Ia. says:-Last wiuter
Mr.. Robert Leach used two boxes of De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve and cured u
large running sore on his leg. Had been
under care OF physician for months with
out obtaining relief Sure cure for piles.
,lennev q Waierhouse
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08
CHURCH NOTICES..
Con9.r.c gationaI.

Preaching every Sunday at eleven o'clock
II. m. and Mt eight p. m.
Sunday School Immediately after morning
service, ut l2:l5 p. m
Weekly meeting for Bible study, Friday
evening at o'clock.
Meeting of the Band of Hope. Saturday
at o'clock p. m.
Y. p. S. c. E., Sunday. Mt p m.
Saint IIulxc-S, Wci%cl--
SERVICES.
Sunday Mathis and Sermon. II n. M.
Evensong and Sermon, S:3O p. m
ednesday-Litanv. II a. m.
Evensong and Sermon. $50 P. m
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-08
One Reply.
Caldwell Trib une

Caldwell ITO unt.
Why is it that men of acknowledged
judgement and intelligence not interest
ed in any manner with canal schemes, who
take trouble to study the principles of ir-
rigation in an earnest and unbiased way.
almost invariably arrive at the same con
viction-that the land irrigated should
own the water, and that any other condl-
ton is depressing to farming interests!
Answer. oh wise ones!-N eiser Signal.
Because in the nature of things in
the arid regions of the west, the land
is valueless without the water and
the water proves to be of little service
without the land See?
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To the first person who will give informa-
ton of the whereabouts of the following
described cattle: ID head of cows, de-
horned. branded aud vented thus / and
also tree on left hip. These cows were
Salmon Meadows cattle and Were turned
loose ON the Rock creek range. 10 miles
below Welser. PETE KEENEy. Weser.
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For Sale.

At bedrock price: 40 acres of
first class land, / miles from Weiser.
Ten acres cleared. House. Enquire
at this office.
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as follows

Should be Carefully Observed in Washington Co
Section 16 of the game law reads
as follows:
II shall be unlawful for any person or
persons to empty or allow the emptying
of sawdust into any of the waters of this
State which are known 10 contain trout,
or to deposit the same within such dis
lance that it may be- carried into said wa
tiers by natural causes.
A violation of this section is "A mis-
demeanor, and subjects the violator
to fine and imprisonment.
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

COMPANY OF NEW YORK
RICHARD A. McCURDY PRESIDENT.
STATEMENT
For the year ending December 81 1894.
Income
Received for Premiums $3G,1s3,163 SO
From all other sources li-S9i,.06 IL
S4s,OaO,s $50 "a
Disbursements
To Policy-holders:
For Claims by Death Sll,vsy,.uf W
q" End0wments, Dividends &c. D, 9g,16s u
For ali other accounts 0,7s9.634 1S
S30,S7S,s91 26
Assets
United States Bonds and other
Securities @S3,0'O,oOO %
sortsase 71.339,415 92
Loans on Stocks and Bonds ll,3Gg,loo 90
Real Estate 2l,G01, 1913 80
Cash in Banks and Trust Com
Accrued Interest, Deferred Pre-
miums &C. o,oip.ofo ".
$2O4 1913, ss3 90
Reserve for Policies and other
Liabilities, Company's Stan
dard, American per cent. 1s2.l09.458 IL
Surplus- 2,529,327 81
Insurance and Annuities
assumed aud renewed $.5O,29O,61 W
Insurance and AnnuitieSin -
force December 81 1874 SJo,2O1,Uo AZ
Increase in Total Income $0.067,7sf 29
Increase in Premium Income 2,oSs,sso ~
Increase in Assets li.y3ls IV5 %
Increase in Surplus 4,ofo,'io u
Increase OF Insurance and -. 900 - .
Annuities in Force Ol,923,uJo 10
I have carefully examined the foregoing State
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S. C. Mitchell. P;ttsburg; J. r. Law
renee. w. H. Ash. Horny Friedman.
Matt Masgrove, VIM; A. lines, Portland;
Uncle Toms CABIN Company. Q6 people,;
J. A. McKewer, Chicago; j. a. Wilson,
Boise; John Tiernan. A. X Tiernun, Salt
Lake; A. B. Caef. A. w. More Mt.
Home; James Kent, Mark Leonard. Sill
yer City; w. A. Graham. Denver; John l..
Sharpslein; VIM. II. Upton. Geo. Baker
Walla Walla.
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Published Every Thursday
R. E. LOCKWOOD.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

One copy 3 months rs
One copy months, %
One copy one year, if paid within
two months S 2 90
II not paid within two months from
date of subscription, IS 2 so
Entered in the postoffice at Weiser as
Second-class matter
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Children, especially infants, are soon
run down with Cholera Infantum or
Summer Complaint" Don't wait TO de-
termine, but give DeWitt's Collie d Chol-
era Cure promptly; you can rely on IT,.
Use no other. Jennev & Waterhouse
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AT TIE VALLEY.

C. H. Bonner New York: Richard
William. Portland; John Fitzthum, Min.
eral. Rev G. II. Worihen, Ellsworth,
Kan. Hugh McWaters. 5. G. Byers,
Huntington; James Walsh, Saginaw,
Mich
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GREAT SPECIAL BARGAINS
of all kinds of goods at the One
Price Cash Store.