davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05

%, 97s = Es vgy r,c- Il ZSa BzsEas 70
1ass : 5sSz-. b1s1os 5sSs
22az-1o = 80s& s. ssEsxrxro1. 61-SSskz6ozx
5 Ia AzEz2 Colx-echzz zzzs e. azr.s sxz5x
C4&11sf&zL EZ Ia r-szsrs rsw1saEa DE- -
z-2o, = 9oTs1 - Fs-s = MIRO ARzzz ss-zx-
7sz0 - rz3o 3eSo2h-zr q zz11ESAg. rsox
s7e AZ s-S essx7&z-e 0s<zEx a 1aSae "a
Ua1css sg-st6 = Fzso, = e peco ts7po "a
q a F1S-re1zZ2S 1sl Pa-gas
R7Ea~ pr 81 rs-1z, sss'z15 3 aak-s5s a2s
ao712<78 - ezsx- 2s1szIzFs saz-Ss17e 81
rSszss-oxr as E-0-es&s 4e7e - Azza 3s1.r1a.
ZsE1s1o03as oo- SIS eETaGhx- = ua-ScsS
ss2Ez- r1xsss 5S1-x< Il ealss ra21 S1R13e ID
Srs -ses9SE. s. c1z6sSa az-55 aoz sas-zz. r
hEs-a Szs1- a1Za5@xzs = srsz-a
- sErsszr6 Fa-a Aaezzzsr 11sz17 x-a>s e.
1zEx- rtoas&E1o- d e1@s.gZs3o Co.'s 4 D. z-&
rs-ss ssex gssx3z pr II re A1z47a DPEs Il
SIS cs5ax
Esssa2 = 7sszs l. = tzl1a- srfre-es =
a. eszfs-ss SAs-1szx5ss - -. e1-a1Asszz Is
7,Eas Il ex-rzcz1S1 On l. t1-1z1sz- eus
n 10-z1SezR- R21ela1s 2zg2sxs zx- czz1xszas
= Fa-sSzzH 1A1s4 s-zsas asSzsG< e sszeef-az
z>5rascs
L1s x-saAas rzszz1assa- rs So ks-xas- :
-xs-s S-Sve eu= 1-EE18aaa La -a-4s soes-e
81 czesza- @-ssc Sa-rs-- E@-e TT ss- ss-ak-
i1s2 = = s<1e S1xzg-2, u e1EsS <z--'x sza Azs
z-zs A61z&z3a Ez7 ezrz-5&1a zzEs~axz. =
rrEssaaEa Es-- s1r-S = -a5axa 411 tara
1ss-'zs rsz-s Ex1E@v- Esae@E<a- 2ate-1s r CO
Faz 3s-Es--15crRs rS-1 z1s -x7o - rxr6
, .1s1zss-1s = esaaa- T sss sz Z Go sss5
sz--1<, = SsszzFs
- -SsZa Eezao 3as ArZez~s z<xzzs1 -
zzas--s cz--0 p-- 5e1zs 2assr-ey 2as1 ia
sse2ec- 1x~s1 esrae9s A1eSgSe g. szs k-aoErss
= &c @-1eE - eoz ssgz1a Ereezszzzx. ;
: <lsES Esz-lk ga Eszz@Azs - sK4s<- ezs =
S2gs-A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05

-DS5sz sztsd za-SA4r. se.a-74a s7sc
Aas7 90 e zzsA r !s-1r tAr5s, : ho-z
&c -rs~ 81 sksR
-LA5 D Z Eslrsrs q xssf
-4& sEhrS zs-e1 s-ez-1-<-zs rs115czs =
s2Ts1 coZ -Elc51Ss sasg-SA = 5seSr. : :
Is 1sTs3 = eEpzScAa = b7sEz-ze. ca =
sS Ezy stz10a Pa-91s ss 2zse3 my rxrlx
Ne 65re = aus E5s7sss. Ross.
>1tsSz 81 gs-sxz-z-xs zs-ETztazzo se a
g-Tt11zA e22& 21e ssS 7ss=xaa
u 20 &SG&1z bza e1- zSs ozs eaas m
assS-o zGzrZ14ba = FG5@e 5a n xazzz. en-
e-af z st2os oo- = v'c4saso s-hls-1e cz~ Is
s1sre@Fts. So sS1rsSA sesk- c9- cx-zza. Y soze-
. {. cess &c xstsS - E.a-Szs5s. = e =
sSEas -z1s-s-soSas ssEzi2 -sss1sz3o essosx :
lTE5sass2
a se75ero era --y arg, = par . 90
rs, se T'a1tR EzEs-1z-S4 - rzea--s-so n
szss = 9 Aa-s. -ss Fkrz z as-ra ' 2aEs
rasE-1.sass- s5a DADS zlzaCsa. Ex-zro Z CT
I'll Paa sas -acAo Esszps 5fzz1ss se ea--zv
"A 1s - asc@E>loz- STs2x< D-Ez-az = ze
51z-sa
-sEsyA1.--- cc-1ss4S q saFsa
k1se~co In sazsS por = tale lsxz-tzn
SIS oa-s 8 12s-E zzA Es12-zE "a 1,ass - -
60 e ls aae2
-Dess zzaea = 7oszao para aa.s-
4 soVs1 = 3sE.5zssS - 11sTa sa ns-~a. +
sozso = soA13oz-z-as = gos1s-z Erz7 x-ze45s
FxE9zzE
-GF's- s1& - eE1ereS gze = Rec-nz-
2ES1z n -zS-& axSsE
-Fo-gns i = vs1 zs1e5 zaz1--sx-- zea
gg1raeA-1 Is Sts
S2 ssr z1s Ezszsss - 7Ss-1ess { szss.
-. x~k94ee
-Na4A, zA-4s rlsAss asasa pz = saas-
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Ungusnt0 Derm6genol !

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el LINGUISTIC DERA6GENo n
las Hag1s 94er<IIsyGs, .fsSaH<tes, pf-
ea4E4rIs A< ssosq~fAos isey1 africans,
ser6a@os65, sLeTzHsiasis fasrs0TsS, 4,
cs4sk7&iey fsyccesiSScfa, ycSrSafisss&o, ssi-
esy.1s, keSsEGs dS esGL7sGSg szyssss, pa
s.ziisos d::, 10 demuesuan las infini-
tas curaciones oboenidas y el constan-
tc $50 que de dicho especiioo >
hace.
Depcsito: Farxsaci.5 Cs~s~GI dc ]
FerrSr.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
UARABE
DE FOSFOGLICERATODE DE CAL

CURA aquit indado todas las cOnvaleoencas para
reouperar las fuerzas abatidas.
CURA snemia restAblece oo de las personals
quehacees doInestcos
Ia cssi plentiful de fscultades debiiadas
CURA e nfaisno la vida los nnos
escrofulosos.
elorosis. debidsd
o3as aaaeas angre
debidad
eni recetado exito fz ufss aEeuicas.
extenuadas hogfas diies dbitados
psdeeen tropical nfarmedades ms3uia
Este espec6o agradabe paadar.
Cada cuchsrsda contiene centgrsunos 8
Preparsdo FRANCISCO fzrgsacS4tico
MODO DE USARLO:
N V de $ conida
conla.
Sc FENDE EN- TOD4S Las FARAACL4S
Ponce, Agosto 81 de 1895.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05

-sP0- RIA de- = W ID 70 pr one s1-
6oy IN sst&s aCs rae<5EzS 3s ss1s cz-72a
-Na~ Aoz5-S VI - cze aa- = 6 a21zs,
= ezs IL 2svx2a&s ias p5sz z47o o7e ozz1.
Pes u ser8 po- % zeobo ozs bazls
n. PR q Azsae. 1c- p--o s1 oc- = -u
cAo eae 1a.1ss7s. .-1ssa 90 = -sz = 1z-3e Z
torzs52ass Pozrzozs
~ Ia 20 -er-oclzz- 11x-n1as Cr@ez
= g7e = zc 17s-s per u s2s e9rrs<EFs fas
azr-uausz2os- Es21-5s - sszz 1zrx2, II
osE-ss e sz7x6o TazFoE
GG-ta-zAS- AaZa-e e-zEav-as Ps-
CSC. para Ts-osaTER III azsz& Fo7zzEa5- IL
zeczTsH2 Ass7s q c2-szo la-1 para es-r-
xzgzro - czs - Es las G1s3o - xsEzz ooz
&C. Grza 2R-g4l
Pas = pr Ezraax1eS6z Sc. = % pr
o&za1a- zs ReSZEs@Az. ya r1s1es T1aFsr1e
SxSs ---GgE -xT1- -CzIT1 AzS5s1Eso Sessas1
saas . = z1sE = rz-a AzxxzxSzc-
- = s-Ts1sS. pc-1zs % - 1eszS1a
C@sE-o -sx 11r-sza2 aS1sE. T@o -1s SzE
cesar &c "A 1crENEs &c kzs E1-zEx
II 2sssTs-E- GA era E1o 5= a77zAsos a~s
Aa-5-s<. k-1&ex C PISS 5esK15o airs &C
1saszZs-o- 91R = sSgzsR 5zras ps-as. -
soE1xz[a <zz1 T. ee-Aeaa - atgx- - -
znz29 3e Csa1h--cA&.aEs<- Pzz-s7ss 11ga-
-Issss. 1as-0a a Za2e-EE. = 1asFzEs
1A1x Za<A2Eaa s. s9zra
Sazxs-1zse sae-s II xzsgz.. : gnsns.xs-.
segEa ras1zzars e aax ez<<2<s1zr 80 erzFsg
3E1-1s Del zs&trExs-- EsGS = rSrs4- n ea~rS :
s--#Es @A-&r= -ss-1 n sE-zzr es Ezrsr 49,
szrn15 &C Ez Az-l~@ --E N ssx Aewzxaesz
1azsEs 4 0SzaEx-ss sK-aE- A. xx-rawsra
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easss. sss@u11Ezar1z 1zhsra1. - va sassn
Exelk-S@
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Eaz-aos Ts11za1 - c071&@ gas = LIZ g
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IHEfISVxNETS Jk6UECkS
Ia - sxN7xRt E=GLa
MA# &SaSAS O. xs7-ES Gf> kk-ES
- kss .kaestssss As@E q - = q y kzsE.a -
: NSNS RAMcN = cAlEA

a-fsssszzs1ts 9as Aoyas 3 SIS Rsssras szs o.
Sz1ts1 d cszsa0 rAa a-aaso A. 3srzro pa
sselcAar. eo-F@assnsa IA -sS-srscss- -
1o21o 1e G2 SS-~@-ca 2@sx-ze - slsas. Ga
1s2 1sSs4es S@Zs31S : a@-gzeSs II S-zGs2e
es-7o S 1as 1e<a saeAs-x GO e aozo--
- Gec2r a1a pMa&Ar&> O. cRxe6sE vosTl1 )
g eS11sT Sc cx--s-a ASeasGs0 = max
TS@'szo Poss saes psro e evsroa. 81 5a54- Pa--
ga IA xsv-z& 1azxasS - Aazs q S.ssa
$50 a. gsas4 Cas ASya sa alas go-
Fs-sss1ss 6s = soas.
2s - 1oS es2askt -gwsss CAAsssTs7' =
- " "a Soz-T2SS. gDSssnsSs
Reeo = sagss V. = -sa.a-nas- 1. - =
eAs@S-1aas 80 assGra> 3esS en- q So, =
aeg9sEo e1s V e@A&~1EsAa na-a sar-sr. -
-. - sgsa2A1 pRx-ask. SxaS n EzsSS-A Is
- aos escape -asa Nsa~svszt
<sSo ~ sAa@3a1&3s h u<-sa. vas
n pooas ssSaa3os n@S.a - s. s,sso =
- - A-1sSza sxeRE2sasz, g. q tzz5, -
ES1 " sz1sa aAa@na.
AeSsaS af2R E2xssrs -sx.G1zss ea- So
- - ENsarsSAs> 19s sz3&A2 L E3sss -
FSy saSsx. ssSsa rnassssrrus
SE&sT&@3@ss aas rsssas. v ssssss- 49,
= sssrs s1s sa2sSSesz - Ass rsSesasss 3z psss-
= 1As1s 1850 >s Fxsze - raeA-kS assg
- = SenksSa &s=aA e2esezN SzsaE1aeA ' -
aAzAas - En@co s=zs&a. exc aAxsss
s& o. sm5 A5saa
"A or ssrs PaaRA<x. Pa<-wsSs. ,-ess- So
14-a~1as zse-ao 2sse1a -. ~ sszxse -
= s1'z g 2as0 4 Eacar1ss-s ! R,sk - -
.Aa .AAzes 4ae a1n se1ss eRsSeeses s.1 ssr-
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axe 1xaza zza -
= SAzsassnz sa<zS s. - Asasaa TIA Nz-E-
~2sAA - z@e salx sns-wS~,.. -. - -
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FOLLETIN 81
JORGE ozSET
ELL GRAN MbRGAL
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S1z1rS ---. re<V1Tk1So &C 5asSsn e N-azs
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Ia lima an no ARs&A sMzs5c. Y s&s e~-
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Gs-&Saa - DscssE-S8 Eaar2 vS- "a sSzs&
IAa c1Az3c 8z EzA-5c e so-szo 60 II Asxxe
iEssr-IEFdR = =z-ZElAo s. q eo1xS-<&sasz.
v en- IN SS-&-S1R- ccZo eco &s @s-R a-1sra
ER a-=scsss, TT SsZs5e sorlso ccz-c 81 5s ara
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rxra& &c ans trNs - "a zzSsrx Ez9s xaa-ss szs
scre-ek 3eaex eo1z~2z - s Gr&- AkrEx1 -
ma al lao &C. sras 3a O0zArncAnzzpsA
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
Lss issffrascxis7s Hasjicos cirsliasscs
tess .e:e~es~s5, as estss cssk 5al.

Lsss issffrascrisas Hlk5;cos ciraiasscs s
ees ese~eseso ess est<s css15asL
Fsa--SSc#r: - Esn csuproc&oc rs sn n
| arSsssz cEsSa-t - - = particular, 9EraEss
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s<S n csesS1z tzSo- ssSSA-.s del vrEs-
ss..cc aroSsA szra Isl SEx+1szs- as NSc1-
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r@sztsc as3o - etrseSse1.-R1rsszs G7s d.
Sza eeScr Szs9 Sasr~se = IL oozSssuE15o
5sss-ssa ex+-5io, - e>zssE-sdo psrkec-
SONAR e. rivai is - Institutes E1ropsos
- 81 fz1o5s. = cys.$=To e s-s1sl WIS pro
Ssz-5eo Ss S vz=-S-& AassS q eG-szo &c
EsoSs- Asszz-S : s1rEs- los 2Gs s1saf1csEs
Sne - ass So~szssss- = 7ro5-c4cc al fe-
Ices -ssultssoa nz obssai3o ~ Asc13ele,
at5skGeSo4.o : hr1..lzzes szto, Q.e ss As1
-orssz155c &C. - e-.pzsc y ~~oErssgsescl -
zxts<-s-2c 6e s -s~-e5E SSs sFsrrorESos =
5ssxzScs sSss rs2oa&SseZ 1sSS-s Es>e c1sz
oc1o zsssss- 10 vse-zsvac poE s-ce soS t.
srzse~sscs er p71ss5zS--c 81 so-o Per re
53O Is = p-sss-.e $40 e-ls ss-o1s1 PoF d
orszsS ps-sts3;1S DE- rSs : - 1seezs~o-
Is vSe1saz@s1 EDssSs-ec aS sz--s-3c- ; 7rP<e-
..7s7 = Is Lse-g-as 1zs es1z-1tseses zes1VS
z-s-z1 - zx1s- suEssSz3to = Es<s-a<Azczass
nzc=zi s. u- ccvszsa ror essz.a- ! pS>s
1zs coasts y ~x1-& 5czCs ccrvsztE p-1is4s
: de- SazrsSSo SEQ ssrsdc = rs-sssrse g
Pose 4 - e LSTo Is 1SSS.-LT- E3azGsszr
LSx-4ss-IE. CE~1kz1-Tf- 5=e-@z-T~.
p.zex~-Ls. Es~-@Ss-B<. Fszzi Esas-Lr.
Ease Fe=s gszLks-Lz. sFREs ISassxzs-I
U. =. Z~37 GzsaSzz-L@. Czszzs~S =. Il
TsySk
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PARA oARRETERAS

Sc sez4S< 1zsa i zszss5 - "a saSe~. asssa zaa-
gaszsss srs7zes.z1s~s q r@a1r8 zsz&s~5a paTa o.
F-zsSzss cs@ Fz ez2S<s S1zz1s gszszs, ss
sag aa@-x sx@1zs : sszrssszzss - ss<<zszesse
Agss G<szszzz- ~ eszz 7=@laz
rszzz- Pes = = 1S@z.
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MAYoL HERMANos & Go.
BUen negOCiO


ss2as 3o1
CcLEAE1. PgREZ
Aoz1- sds 1854
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HO e
INTERNATIONAL
PORT-AU-PRINCE.-HATTT

e p-opissario que suscri5e oE<ece las c6-
Eodas ventiladas hsbissciouss de este
Hotel todos los puersorriqueGos extrau
gsros De transito s essadia fla en Haiti.
En- al establecimisnto ss habls inglss.
srsncss, ezpsaol itsESao. Trsto culto; ser
vioio sseogido-
Te2eHoS suearsal an a s-istaeyStico ezm
20 Ge Thor tBiEot6nl para los p2sagezoe
s1ferDos cue serSn t~ata Jos esn esu4-s3s
so3cit01.
T GoSZAIsO MARIN
Enero - de 1895.
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iOjo, Ojo!

Sc GSscz1 vsa1<F = S@lox 5s los
isi :. Seztc-zrto de- 5Scz5ri1ieatc
= 60 Izsz.
Ea Szc2 i3P-eueS Iaforn2rza,
C--ee. : %--se-st--= r2az
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-05
LA RESERVA MUTUA
4enedca ASoc1acloLA
SEGUROS De VIDA
mas sohdas acrediaoas oea "1"
stems reduce ca

de acreditads oe nundo'
reduce
La tercera parte
peo ell eomPanias eaiSs -
La E9nihatfva, La YORK E del CaHaad
LAS SENORAS SENORITAS segaradas sin recsfgo &c "
guna
anual eGesra, tmestral oInaestfs
s election asegurado.
de espec sc
y cambio de Residential
Compahfa de 900 de pesos
equvoca de gran
petahdd exception de ghtes Companies
York AlA3A0 &c
ton ests pore de
Eugeno SlEa-DeParIa
de F. de ATeciDo
Bayamon don W
D.
Agente general Ia Ila. don Ricardo Nadal. tMayaguz
SCFIULCE & Co, de M4yaguez
Ponce Noviembre de air
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
IE g z Eli H .
Psses P1sFEo-Rsee
aOTEL FRANCES

Hzbzzloaes veztElzd4s Y eSnera-
CO SSrytC4o.
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CoNDICIoNEs 7 ooNCEsIoNEs

:
L:s
" 40 Szcz zpoAp
PAs4JkS 8 eqa-saaa
@
H1S
E.AsAgEs DA La
T11 ID p
p7s
e rs uet$
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= 5 zzzco<
sz5aS z s SzaS
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eQULFAJASse Soacss
&&R Ezxzaz z@k-zSe O.
)
1z& sEs zsrSS Esa
=
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MAYoL HRRMANos & Co
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Nxek =
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. 5
4e PE@S Sse a
SOTALA
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

Election returns were very slow
coming in this year for some reason,
but those given in last weeks SIGNAL
were sufficient to decide the election
FOR each county Office. We had Mid
die valley last week but it became
lost in the shuttle.
MIDDLE VALLEY
Senalor-Benson A, Harris 10.
representatives Wilkie 40, But
terfeld SO, Black 81, Wilson 30
Commissioner 1st district Eaton
40, Anderson 16.
Commissioner 81 district Martin
80, Hopper 81.
Commissioner 3D. district Steward
46, Jackson IS.
Sheriff - Kerfoot Al, Eckes %.
Treasurer ritchett 30, Hixon 81
Probate Judge-Keitlley 80, jeff
reys 80, Maryatt 8.
Assessor-Janes 81, Allison 30.
Coroner Hunt SO, Brown 33.
Woman SufFrage-Yes 81, no 20.
MEADOWS.
Mckinley Electors IA, Bryan cleo
tors 81.
State ticket averaged 13 votes fol
republicans, 20 votes for peoples
democratic and II for silver repub-
leans.
Senator Benson 33, Harris 80.
Represcnlatives-Wilkie 80. But
terrified 81, Black 80, Wilson 81.
Commissioner LIST distrct-E ator
80, Anderson 80
Commissioner I'd district Martin
81, Hopper 26
Commissioner 3D. district-Stewar'
20, Jackson 80
Sheriff -Kprfoot 30, Eckles 81.
Treasurcr-Pritchelt 10. TIixon 40
Probate Jndge-Kcithlev %, jeff
reys 80, Maryatt 3
Assessor-Janes 81, Allison 20.
Surveyor-Clark 3S.
Coroner-Hunt SO, Brown 33.
Suffrage-Yes IA, no IA
MINERAL.
Twenty seven votes cast in Min
eral All the report received is a
follows:
Bryan electors %.
Frank Harris Is, Billy Black 10
Riel Wilson 10, WIN Eckles IS, Tor
.Jeffreys 20, A. b. Anderson IL
Nose Hopper 10, John Jackson IS.
Other county officers about I'll
same.
; Lick creek cast 81 votes, so W
learn from John Rogers Every OF
were for Bryan and the democrat
legislative ticket
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

Bill Hitler is sick with fever. V
H. P. Lee has gone up to Council
to teach school.
John Darnall, of Salubria, was i'll
Weiser this week.
The first snow of the season came
down last Saturday.
Bryan will devote the next four
years to the silver cause.
Harry Siskron has gone to San
Francisco for the winter.
Z. p. Maryatt is building n new
house on his ranch south Of town.
John Ayers has sold his ranch
across the Weiser to f. NJ Hubbard
J. H Anderson, of Washington
county, will be the next state auditor,
The walls of the new hotel are
above the windows on the second
story.
If taxes would only fall along
with property 1t would be some re-
lief.
The telephone Office in Middle val
ley has been removed to the house OF
j II. Reavis. II
The commissioners meet tomorrow
as a returning board to count the vote
of Washington county.
John w. Ayers and Horace New
man we're elected justices for Weise
precinct by good pluralities.
: L. NJ. Barton and W.. w. Pritch
: EFT went to Boise Tuesday evening
to attend the republican ratification
e meeting.
Don't forget 81 Perkins at oper
S house, Nov. 80 Tickets 90 cents
b. children % cents. Reserved seat
= Is cents. On sale at drug store.
i Tom McGivern had his examina
: ton before Justice Newman last week
The evidence showing that he ha
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

- ---.--..,--
"' WIN DC S'"'e Jay !
Mr.. Jewett has received Il letter.
f. r,.;o,., ,e liz :, p,..o 7.
''o'" '''e''" VI no !" D"''o IL
was written the day before election
a .ae. 90 cha ;,.
''" ~ '''o INNING ''''"''S VI
Montana in the following interesting
"''"'e'
If BRYAN is defeated we are in n hard
row of stumps" Our foreman told us
yesterday that If Bryan was defeated the
Anaconda Mining 60. would close all
their mines here. aud of Course the smelt-
ers ut Anaconda would close. rs the,
cannot run unless silver raises in VALUE.
They have been storing all the silver bull
lion they gel out Of the copper ore and
are now holding il with the expectation
of the election of our silver champion and
the passage of the free silver act. If he
fails OF election it means death to Butte
the greatest miuing camp on earth , Also
To Anacun, II. one of the busiest towns IL
America. A person has no conception Of
the magnitude of The mining industry of
this section of the country unless they
visit the camp and pay particular atLen-
ton to the business Train load after
train load of copper ore leaves here every
day in the year far Anaconda, aud the,
do not have ore enough on hand to run
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

Thd old way of delivering messages by
post-boys compared with the modern tele-
phone. illustrates the old tedious methods
of "brcaiing" colds compared with their
almost instantaneous cure by One Minute
Cough Cure. Jennev a. Warehouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12
THESE
CARTRIDGES

Are loaded by n patent
loading machine. max
ing all loads exactly
alike. securing equal
pressure. thus devel-
oping the full strength
of the charge. They
have II Thin wad over
the shot. which offers
very Slight resistance
to the charge and in
creases the shooting
qualities. They are
crimped in the best
manner possible. abso-
lutrly securing the
charge and diminish
ing the recoil. They
are loaded with the
best quality of ammn-
milton and guaranteed
| by
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

The best Salve in the world for Cu's.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhcum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chopped Hands. Chiblains.
Curns. and all Skin Eruplons, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Ienney & Warehouse
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

The reason everyone is smoking
Supreme Judge cigars is because they
are of first quality and they keep our
money ut home while other brands
take it out of the country
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

w ANTED:-Several trustworthy gen
W tlemrn or ladies TO travel in Idaho for
established. reliable house Salary S1SO
and expenses. Steady position. Enclose
reference and self-addressed stamped en-
velope The Dominion Company. Third
Floor. Omaha Bldg. Chicago. III.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

Scaly eruptions on the head. chapped
hands and lips. cuts, bruises. scalds. burns
are quickly cured by DeWitl's Witch
Hazel Salve. 1t is ut present the article
most used for piles and it always cures
them. Jenney & Warehouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

w ANTED:-Se trustworthy gen
W tlemen or ladies TO travel in Idaho for
established. reliable house. Salary $3.50
end expenses Steady position. Enclose
reference and self-addrcssed stamped ell
velope. The Dominion Company. Third
Floor, Omaha Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless. and
invariably reliable are the qualities of One
Minute Cough Cure. 1t never fails in
colds Group and lung troubles. Children
like it because it is pleasant to take and il
helps them. lcnney e Walerhouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

Mistakes may and will occur. We
will do more than our part to undo
any that are made here. -Sommer
camp
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12
Never buy until you ask the prices
ut The Cast Iron Grocery.

Excuse me-" observed the man in
speciacles. but am surgeon. and that
is not where the liver is" Never YOU
mind where his liver is" retorted the
other. III it was in his big toe or his
left ear DeWIlts Little Early Rsers would
reach it and shake it for him. On that
Won can bet your gig-lamps." Jenney *
Warehouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

To cure all old sores. to heal an indo-
lent ulcer or 10 speedily cure piles. you
need simply apply DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve according to directions. It's magic
like action will surprise YOU. Jennev 4
Waterhouse
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

We are bound to please our custo-
mers, il extraordinary care, skill and
willingness to meet their demands
will do it.-Sommercamp.
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Bargains in Outing Flanrels |!

/ just received 300 pieces of Out
ing Flannels, the incest assortment
that WAS ever in this town, each piece
containing 8 to 10 yards, which
offer ut 8 cents per yard; regular
price, 124 cents.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

shot Than Newman in the leg with
out provocation, he was bound over
in the sum Of $500, which so far he
has failed to furnish.
Sheriff Roberts received telegram
Saturday telling him to look out for
Il man who attempted murder ut Mt.
Home. Pete hasn' seen him around.
Last Friday evening Mr. and Mrs
Cordellc witnessed the sixth anniver-
sary Of their marriage and had few
intimate friends in to spend the even
ing.
R b. George gave fine concert
at the Congregational church last
Tuesday evening and at the close or
ganized Il music class of twenty-five
members.
At the teachers examination last
week held for second grade certii-
Gates, Hylon 7. Plumb, William c.
Kinser, Mary e. Boyer, Mamie Eos
selman, Mida Lorton, L. NJ. Allison,
Carrie Madge Blue and II. p. Lee
received certificates.
A Mckinley ratification was held
in Weiser Saturday night around
three bonlircs What was lacking in
numbers was made up in enthusiasm
and the boom of giant powder carried
peans of victory to the ears of de-
feated Bryan men.
The death of Mr. Mix in Colorado
was caused by hemorrhage resulting
from choking while ut dinner. He
WAS forty-eght years of age. Mrs.
Nix will remain in Victor for the
present, where she will conduct 4
hair dressing parlor.
Miss Carrie Taylor and Miss Cope,
of Mann creek, spent Sunday last
with Payette friends. They returned
home Tuesday and were accompanied
by Miss Bessie Venahle, of Payette,
and Misses Anna HAWTHORN and Min
ME Sears, of Weiser. -Payette In
| dependent.
Rev. F. N Nash arrived last even
ing from California, after nearly q
wears absence. Mr.. Nash will make
l short visit with his many friends in
this place, and then 90 to Weisel
where he has been called to assist
T. Rev. Paddock in his work. Gilmore
u Bulletin.
e DR.. Numbers started for Meadows
4 Tuesday morning, where lie was sum
moned to attend the daughter OF Cal
White. The young lady is i'll will
= typhoid fever. Later: On irving Il
y Middle valley the doctor received
l. word of the death Of Miss White
- There are conflicting reports rs f
n whether it is Miss Sadie or Miss Rose
John Rogers was down last weel
j.. from Seven Devils on legal business
o The mill at Lime Peak is now read
e to run but it is not likely that an
d rock will be crushed this year. job
and the company have n little differ
" encc over money matters, but in a
e. likelihood this will be settled up will
ir out much trouble.
" 1f,as has been stated the protector
of the Seven Devils railroad have bee
:, holding back through fear of the tr
NO umph of free coinage, they now hay
er no excuse to delay. Their "stab
ra money" and their confidence is n
IL sured for four years and they shou
m. now prove their confidence in the
professions by building the road
once. They can get materials al
X labor for almost nothing This Il
election assures them, and the mon'
returns of the investment will not
r. 7 II
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Marsh, the photographer, will take
wood in payment for pictures.
The very best -four in the market
is handled by the Weiser Mere. Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-12

You probably pay too
much a month for tea; it is
probably not very good.
Try Sch11hng's Best If
you don't like it, your gro
Ger returns your money.
You may find unexpected
pleasure and profit in it.
schng & Company
San Francisco 81