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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
8aueru.

MInder. Sm 9anotuse in seaen
ben Tirettor oss Sufbrdubauies,
staubwaiisr. bic acknowledging err
boben rporoen. oab er 9egsn bic Gdiie
srob lei uno iremoe @erlis iopie irsm=
ben Sorien bsporsuse. Ginansminilisr
Or. 0reiberr ucn 3ieoel, gu oeiien Bel
tort oas Soibrdubaus aeb0rt, perirrah
cine unteriutuns einsuleiten .-Sier
iiarb Der Gti6stags= uno baperiihe
0anota9sabaeOronete Er. tbeol. Geors
HaBin9er.
Nidaffenbure. Sor Sturgeon 1T
bier elm grOBeres, al Der Gilenbabn ge=
le9enes Serruin an elm inouItrielles
aOniortium pertauit moroen. oas be-
abiiAtist, bort cine sroBe Inlage
Srabt3ige. Walsmerte, 3obrensiebe,
reien nab neuelien Spliemen uno Der
sleihen gu srridten.
ger6tesaaoen. Ser felt leBtem
CONNER oermiBts Gansleiratb ShulB
aus Spanoau III nunmebr aui9eiunoen
pcroen uno omar ni6t iebr melt bon
bier. ettpa cine babe Stunoe bon
Siidciswieien entiernt. ga Elm GROCER
Gelobetras. etpa 1900 Miari. uno bic
iontisen Wertbsesentdnoe bel Der
Seite oor9efunoen muroen. 10 bari nit
Siherteit angenommen peroen, oab
Der Sob in 0Olge zines Sdlasanfalles
erfclgt 1T.
Miltenberg. Gri6oiien bat Der
8aiwirtb Gum S6wan. gilbert gie.
hermann, feline Grau aus llnporiidtigs
teit. Gr ihOB pom Sauie aus iiber ben
8arten auf cinen Stanc an Der 8arten-
marer. Gum llnsliid sins bic 6rau
ourb cen 8arten uno fam in bic Sdubs
linie, als Der SduB trahte. Gie 2a=
oun9 rib ibr bic obere Sbdoeloede meg,
10 Dab oas 8ebirn bloblag. Sic 6rau
mar icfort tpot. Ger unalidlide SduBe
i~iellte lid ielbli Der polisei.
!. MOosfiirtb. Neulib Nbsnos ent=
itano in benz Staoel oes gauern 2oibl
Seuer. bas lid 10 raid oerbreitete. oaB
in 90ns iurSer 3eit nidt meni9er als
neun Strife in 6lammen f%tanoen. Meb.
rere 6euermebren arbeiteten nit iiber=
menldliher g%nltrenauns. Sranoltiis
tung 1T ilbsr a%n3unebmen. Woosfiirtb
pu,ps beuer idon gum iie5enten Male
bon granoun9liid betroiien, 10 oaB
nun nabeSu oas gauge Eori einseaitert
it,.
Niirnberg. Wie iebr Die Gimuls
an=ToltsIhule bier beliebt III. mag
oaraus be~roorgeben. Dab mad Der neues
fen 3uiammenliellung BON Den 28.426
gcluhern Der YOltsihule nibt weniger
als 1897 Die Simultanihule freauens
tirten ; Die Shiilersatl in Der protelian'
tiihen Sbule lit 6879, in Der tatbo-
liiben 1920.
paifau. Nnld6lih hires 25jdbs
risen Subildums bat Die hriiitatboliit=
tbeolo9iibe SutultGt an Der llniperiitGt
Bern ben bieiisen alttutboliiben piar.
rer 8oeb gum Gbren-9 ottor treirt. 9n
Der 9%enannten 6atultdt bate lid Goes
I'M Serblte 1891 Die Wlroe etnes ytSells
tiaten Der Sbeolosie erworben.
Shmeinurt. Ws9en perbctenen
Observation-Disclosures muroen adt 8pm-
naiialten oimittirt. proieiioren batter
lie beim 6neipen iiberraiht; Ydnoer.
MiiBen. Sdldser II. I. No.. Die in einem
gebeimen Wanoihrant perrpabrt tparen.
ipuroen beidlasnabmt.
Weiben n. Ser ionisliden
Miaoemie fir Yrauerei uno 9~anowirtb.
thaft 9eb6ren i'm laufenoen Winter'
l07 Sreauentanten an. barun.
ter 81 In Der lanomirtbi4aftli&en unp
80 In Der baute&nii&en Nbtbeiluno.
5Lus nsr Rbrinpfala.
6peper. gls bisier Sase cine
4A0hnagaGIgAoek No. t,,;hs~o~ T.;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
MeGrenBprG.

Woosmer. Sic 9Eittpe @rau9
tpuroe bsim Ghpcinciiittern BON elmer
Gau, welde 6ertel hat. a%naeariIien.
Sos Sbier rib bic 6rau 81 ypoen uno
bra6te ibr beoeuteroe @unoen on
Nrmsn uno Yeinen bel. Sn ibter anaIt
faBte bie Srau oas wiitbenoe Sbier lei
ben Sbren uno belt es 10 LANCE ieii,
bis lie pcn ibren Wahbarn befreit
puroe. Sic 9erlcgte muBte drStli1e
Ollie in @niprub nebmeu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
Duaeyieat, tuas ju ben Seltenbeiien &C.

bort.
Romba4. 6ier fano elm Ren.
fontre 3piiden einem 0enoarmen unb
italieniiden Nrbeitern nit tootliAem
Mus9anse fat. Ser Mrbeiter Stella
{ollte perbaitet tperoen. fuhte jeoo4
NIT Ollie BON IL anoeren Nrbeitern gu
enttommen uno madte auf oreimalises
Mnrufen niHt 9alt. uorauf Der Gen.
BARN Seuer CAB uno ben 0liittlins er'
fhob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
0ranuC@wdG.

1lanienbure. Gin eissnartiaes
Subildum feierte Der Gleif@ermeiter
3ermann Gi&meper bierielbR. Dor Or
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
ll,berarbeit uno G~mbabuns ess moth

-ll.berarbeit uno GnbiiSuns bsS moth
p%enoie.a Shlai.s mahte MIDI iebr nsr'
RIOS, unp nur nit ben erobten Shwieri9
t,it permshte ih IS. meme Solos uer,u'
lraaen. Sin 6ieuno rietb mir on. =
Wiles' N'rpine su asbrauhen, mas id
audi that uno unmittelbaren Weneft err
belt. Su einiaeu 3ne.n nor ih uolItdn
bio asbe,lt. Sh empfsble es ulIeu Mr'
%iitern, bic infslae Don l,berarbeit uno I'M
seoroneten Nerpen leineu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
e9ninbin4t.S eilmittel. = "

ner's Wbtte Wine Of Tar Sprup,
has bette 9uitensM ittel auf grben,
teilt eine grtdltuns In einem Gage,
wenn aweiti8 8ensmmen. Is u. 5OetS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
AusI6ubifbe . %
yren6eu.
pIrrpt,ts Rrnnnrubtsrn.

gerIin. &ontresIomlral SirpiB,
Gtoatsietret1r oes Geits : Warine-
Mmrts, III gum Sise=Nomiral bsiorocrt
uorosn.-Tie 9Gittpe oes beriibmteu
Ybpliters b. SelmbolB 1T bier geltot.
ben.-gn sinem Der legten !enhttalten
Sage perseitnete Die blelige yotalhrpnit
nitt meniser ais sebn Selbtmoroe.-
Tas bieiiue Sano9eriht p%erbunoelte oies
fer Sage sum Spelten Miale in Sahen
Der ella 8plB ge9en Die Geidsbant.
ipelb' leBtere oils ourb bic 8rlntbal'=
fden Terbrehen aelhGoigt Nnipriihe
auf Die bel ella 8OlB. Der 8elicbten
bes beriihtiaten SberIattors. geiunoes
men @%srtbpapisre i'm Setruse pon So
600 Mart erboben bate. Sic @erbanos
lung srsab. bar Die &eidsbant pers
urtbeilt muroe, a.liuertennen. baB Die
iireitigen Yapiere Glgentbum Der Sid
germ telen.
6rantfurt. gu Gbren oes iiirs.
lib in ben GubeltanO getrstenen Sdul.
birstturs YrpleiiOr 9r. 2aubsrt fano
bier Elm 6adelSus nit acknowledgement
SeIttommers ltatt.
Slbbenau. Bel einem i'm Meb,
nsrt'ihen 8altbpf in Siihoori aus9es
trptenen Srono bat Der Seiiysr ben
SOB in Den 6lammen %geiunoen.
3ullihau. Gstt ungliifli6 per-
Lief tiirslib cine Sreibja9o uui &alsiger
3euier. is iino bon Den S1liBen meb-
rere Sreiber angeiboilen pOroen; 3tuei
iino ihper perlest; elmer muBte nah
Der tonl9lihsn N"uaentlinit in Berlin
ge'haflt peroen, no er, nah elmer
operation. aui beiosn gusen erblinoet
"a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
f-lEg QureuburQ.

0 -
Gurembur9.- Die Grborok-
berSosin uon q~uremburs 1T auf Sdlob
6obenburs pon elmer YrinSeiiin elids
LID e%ntbunben morben. 0as erboroBs
b.rsoslide Paar bat jset pier 30Gter,
bod nod feinen 2bronfolser. T )
OifferbinSen. - Cur Nodts
sett Tom Der IS. idbrise 9anbslsmanu
5. &rdmer aus Wadtuppe (Oeuti9s
lamb in gesleituns zines 8ameraoen
nit einsm einipdnnisen 6ubrmerfe
pom 1aiauuase Der, um burd bieIises
@ebiet nad Ae inem @obnorte Oeuti4s
9th Wotbrinsen) gu iabren. unm.it
bieiiser Ortiduit ansslanst, ftirste
bas 6ubrwerf Inn, nobel &rdmer be=
beutenbe @erletunsen merlitt, melde
ben Sob einise ausenblideslpdter sur
6olse batten. : gAN7
Nieberforn.- Sn ben Sc:
bdulidfeiten bes Nderers @eber. Sob(
entitano cine Ssuersbrunit, melde
@obnbaus, Sdeune unb Stauunsen
bis auf's nadte Wuuerwert eindiderte.
Der perii9erte S6aben betrdst .tma
25, 200 Sranten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
Aus Der Rbriupfal,.

epeper. 9ls bieier Sase cine
Sogogeielli&aft ben Yabnilbersang BEL
0ehbeum hniiirte. oIan hem hal Ar. Rs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
Or. Miles' Nerpiuc

trirb eeaen @arantie uon allen Npcthet.rn
pertauft; erite 1loihs bilft cher @elo III
rudertattet. Bidder iiber Ger; uno Ser:
pen fret ,ue.ianbt.
81. Nlilcs' Mcnital Gompanp, Glibarot, Sno.
fino BEL sinem granoe zines Yiebtalles
oes 8atwirtbs 3iiiau cieisr, feline 6rau
uno cine lSjdbri9e Schter. pelte 0ieb
rett,n MOLTEN, in ben 6lammen umse-
tommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
prnpt.t, Huttttnuer.

8selem ii D {. Sas oeutite Sdifi
rSofinung" lit in Der @elermiinoung
untersesaneen. Sic Mann'6ait wuros
our4 ben 6iidoampier Union" &C.
rettst.
Siloesbeim. Sas Yrojeft elmer
elsttr Ihen S%truBenbabn BON bier iiber
Gronau nab Nlielo bat Nusiidt aui
baloiae Sermirtliduns. Die nsue 2inis,
Die aud fir ben Giitsrpertebr singe.
riGtst Ueroen iOll, wiro. ou lie iruht-
bare ldnolide Yesirte in oirette ger-
binouns nit Siloesbeim brinst. BON
GROCER S%eoeutuns fir Die wirtbidaft-
lite Gntuifelune iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
prnpin, pnmmern.

UeH uIt 1pUIt!tI OelluuH W uuIYt7
boben tporoen. Sas 9emaBreselte glati
erbdlt Die amtliden NnSeisen tuieoer.
Sic amtlihsn Srudauftrdse waren be-
reits peraeben poroen.
grom berg. Sier bat Elm 2ieute=
nant pnn unrub feline gntlaiIung aus
Der preuBiiben Qrmee genommen uno
III mad Dem Sranspaal auigebroben.
um iib in ben DENT Der Sa6e Der
Buren gu iiellen.
Hawiti6. Dem propt Sulinsti
1T Die WilitlrieeliOrse uno Der Geli-
9%ionsunterri6t in Den SOltsibulen ent=
3ogen woroen.
prnpin, OItprruHrn.
Goni9sber9. gei Straudbudt
suf Der 6rii6en Nebrun9 %iiranoete elm
Eatstutter. Sm Snneren oes Suffers
iuuroe cine Srauenleide aeIunoen. Srei
8riioer Gi1borlt aus StOlpmiinoe,
ipelhe CUR yeiuBung 9ebOrten. iino
mutbmaBli6 %ertrunten. Benin Sor=
tiren oes gernlieins aui ben tOnig-
liten Sernlteinberguerten 1T oieier
Sage cine fat u Gentimeter i'm Ourh,
meier bultenoe Shnsde i'm gernltein
eingeidloiien geiunoen woroen. Sic
Sbnede III punoerpoll erbalten uno
duBerli tlar uno i6On iidtbar.
Woroenbur9. Sieier Sage fano
bier in Inmeienbeit Der seiiiliben uno
ttdotiIhen SebOroen Die ieierlide Gin
pelbun9 Der neren Spnaeo9e liatt.
nobel 3relsrabblner Sr. Seermann-
SnlierburG Die 6elireoe belt.
prnut,t, dnrItpreuHen.
E@anSis. GR ibweoiids 8esieruns
3at benz bieli9en S%berlieutenant Sbell'
BOB. Der on q. SeSember 1898 bel
Weidielmiinoe inter iebr i6nieriaen
Werbdltniiien orei Wann Don Der ibme.
biihen Bart .grrn" r~sttste, cine sol.
bene Weoaille perlieben uno pier an
bieiem 3ettunasmert betbeili9ten Weit.
telmiinoer Gii6ern 0elobelobnunssu
juertannt.
3horn. :Nn aabott bel GnuIis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-14
Sr. Nea,
aussn'. cbren:. Naiens. 9ais., Ia.
r tarrbalii4e unb nerbSie 2eioen.
GpejiaIih

bee. berlbmtsn Sputbern Ye>icol II. Surot.
col Snitituies gu Qsutspiue. &n.
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&aiiel. Sic Staotpercroneten bas
ben Dem Nntrag oes : neutrality-suspicious.
@%eIierbura auf Serieyuns in ben &ube-
ftuno susefimmt. Serr @elierburs III
ieit nunmebr Sabresiriii an einem Ser
psnlsiosn e%rtrantt. Seine iisbenidtriss
&mtsSeit beoeutet fur 6aiiel einen ge-
paltigen Goriihritt. Die 8eiorm oes
ftdotilhen 6inun3= uno 6euerlOlb-
peiens. Die Shaiiuns oes glettrisitdts.
pertes uno Der StraBenbabn. Die Gin
e%emeinoung BON @eblbeiOen, Sebuna
Der 6uloaiGiffiabrt iino feline @erte.
SO6beim. Sas betannte SOlon=
9aro'i6e @ein9ut 1T um ben getra9
bon l03. 600 Mtart in ben geiiB pon
Sr. Wallenltein=&u uno Sdneioer=
giebri9 lberge9angen.
Warburq. Sn Der unioeriitdtss
limit liarb rad turser Grantbeit Yfar=
rer @egenet. Der LANCE Sabre binourd
pfarrer oes &aoettenbauies gensbers
gepeien.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30

adjoining the Peacock mine. The
Lockwood group, lying on the west
end of White Monument mountain,
and the Tussle group lying north
west from the White Monument
The above mines are among the best
properties i'll camp and have
had considerable work done upon
them. They will be extensively OPP
Grated ut once by Lewis A. Hall and
the Messrs. Merritt We have not
time to enter into full details of all
the mines in this district; all are val
liable and some are bonanzas. South
OF Lakeview is the Jim Bain, owned
by IL. Curran, opened up by 1870 feet
of tunnel showing four feet of ore
with streak of four to six inches
Of sylvauite that averages $500 in
gold. Six hundred pounds taken
out went SO to the pound. On
Rapid river, claim owned by Chris
Hildanbrand, opened up by 200 feet
OF tunnel on the vein. The average
width of the ore body is feet aver
aging $16 in gold and So in silver
Near the Hildanbrand is some very
valuable property owned by Bernard
Haas OF Weiser. Mr.. Haas also
owns some property near Carbonite
hill which from reports will prove
very valuable. Farther down the
creek are some lodges upon which
considerable work has been done, the
quartz all carrying some copper and,
i'll some, native copper is found. At
Mineral, on Snake river, we have
different formation, principally silver
and lead. The low price of these
metals has been great drawback to
this camp, but as the ore carries
fair per cent of copper the mines
can now be made to pay. At Ruth
burg there are large bodies of galena
ore, principally lead, with some sill
yer. Commencing at Lime Peak is
a gold belt but little developed as
yet; ore has not been taken out in
paying quantities; rs yon gain depth
copper predominates. Ia the region
we have just described game is pleu-
tiful, so that the explorer or pros
pector can easily find an abundance
OF meat to supply his wants The
country is heavily timbered with red
and white pine, fir, and tamarack and
is valuable for its timber alone. 1t
is watered by numerous streams, af-
fording great facilities for water pow
er, besides containing thousands of
mountain trout. This country is all
tributary to Weiser, and with the
smelters here, Weiser bids fair to be
a second Butte Montana, in the near
future. Mrs. Lon CoNKLIN.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30
Explanatory.

1t was announced in recent issue
that the Easter Edition would have a
autograph cover in ten colors. Such
was our intention and the reason for
a less pretentious paper is explained
by the following:
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30
MiDes apd MiDeraIs.


Tko mineral resources Of Wash
ington County are principally gold,
silver and copper, with copper large
y discriminating. This may not in
appropriately be called the age Of
copper. Time seems to have turned
backward in its fight, and the metal
which gave its distinctive character
70 one epoch in the history OF prime
val man has been elevated once more
TO place OF supreme Importance.
The renewed distinction has taken
place because this is also the age of
electricity, and copper Is the best
metallic conductor Of electricity which
the earth yields in sufficient quaint
ties for modern uses. Immense for
tunes have been made by men who
have developed and now own the
copper mines OF this country. One
mine alone has paid nearly sixty mil
lion dollars In dividends. For months
past there has been eager, at times
almost frenzied, speculation In the
Boston stock market in copper nine
shares. This .'boom" has added mil
lions TO the mineral wealth OF Wash
ington County. The railroad now
under way from Weiser to Seven
Devils will open up one OF the largest
copper regions in North America.
There are now over 300 locations all
OF which show copper, he ore
running from 10 to 80 per cent and
much of 1t carrying from $40 to
el6 in gold to the ton. Mines where
work has been done to any extent,
tAe returns have always been very ia
voEable, Among those where the
most development has been done are
the Peacock, owned by Helena, Mont.
parties. This mine is ono of the
greatest copper propositions in Amer
lea; while out little development has
been done, there are hundreds of
Thousands OF dollars worth of ore in
sight. The South Peacock group,
owned by the Boston & Idaho Co. /,
and represented by Messrs Walton
and St Cry, of Weiser, has a shaft
113 feet aud will be extensively OPP
Grated this coming summer. The
Green Vale and Myrtle, owned by
the United Copper Mining Co., pro-
duces some of the richest ore in the
Seven Devils, acme OF which is native
copper. The Circle Q aud Orinoco
have had quite an amount of work
done upon them, the development of
which has been very satisfactory. A
~ mining deal has just been closed,
ipvoving 5000, 900 oy which Lewis
A. Hall has secured control of the
following properties: A group of
claims lying east and west of, and
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shown there. That is an interesting
study for any one to pursne.
In landscape painting there is no
hetter teacher than nature itself
take simple subjects to begin with,
as a little patch of water, brush and
sky. The horizon line should occupy
a position about one third way from
the top or bottom of the picture. BE
careful not TO be to precise as to de-
tail. In coloring picture it is most
to remember YOU are de-
plotting atmosphere aud space. 1t
viii guide you in varng your tones
and iints Remember white always
needs modification with some other
color. If it is cold, little ivory
black may be added; if warm, little
burnt sienna; if brilliant, little in
dian yellow or yellow ochrc.
Study all good examples of paint
ing that are accessible, not to copy
but to compare other peoples inter
probation of nature with your own.
MYRTLE CoAKLEY.
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first shot at native human being,
but after the first could only think
of aiming at vital part or where |
knew they must fall
We are to 90 out again, so good
bye, We have now a nearer idea of
home going Love and regards to
all. CHAs.
U. s. Army Hospital, Honolulu, H..
March 9th, 1899.
Ny Dear-
| sm right in the hospital. Homo
lulu is indeed a beautiful place. |
never saw anything like it before
such beautiful foliage, palms higher
than any house in Boise, banana trees
bearing fruit right in the yard also
coffee trees, fig, date, palms and Il
variety of others. Every one here
wears flowers, they are made up into
wreaths(or ''leis" as they call them
here and hung around your neck and
it is pretty custom. Nearly every
one wears white, it is a pretty sight
to 90 down town and see men, wom-
en- and children dressed in white
The native women wear Holokus, ex-
actly like our another hubbard
wrapper, you see them 90 everywhere
with them on, from the poorest to
the richest. 1t seems odd to see
them on the streets with these gar
ments on, a great number of the
white women wear them too. Cocoa
nuts grow in abundance here. | saw
Il native boy climb tree and it was
an interesting sight. | got two snap
shots of him, also one of the cocoa
nuts he picked, and hope to show
them to you when | return. What
extreme cold weather you have been
having in Idaho. Here it is so nice
and warm. 1t rains up the valley
nearly every day and one peculiar
thing about it is that the sun shines
when it rains and you can see half
dozen rainbows at the same time
They call it "Liquid Sunshine" and
it certainly is pretty
L. j. Il. Nj.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30
GRAY HAIR.

Some people do whole lot of worrv-
ing when few gray hairs make their
appearance. They pick them out care
fully, use all sorts of hair tonics, and in
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r r.

What life is not made pleasanter
by beautiful surroundings? Pictures
of some kind are necessary 10 the a
dornment of the home.
In these days any one with a taste
for art can, by the help Of art journ-
sls, do something to aid in beautify-
ing homes. 1t makes life brighter
TO do what we can, even though it be
little.
Those who have a taste for por-
trait work will find it good practice
TO sketch from photographs. The
faces OF celebrated men can also be
studied in this way We should be
sble to draw from memory character
tstic likenesses such as Washington,
Lincoln end Grant. In the face you
will dnd Whatever character man
4eeesses, tue working of a life are
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30

pure blood running in the veins, its
owner cannot be sick. He won't be
nervous either, and his food will agree
with him. His lungs will be strong, and
there will be no chance for cousurnption
to get footing. His head will be clear,
and there will be, within him, an ambi-
ton to work. Good health is such a
supple thing - SO easy to have. DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the
medicine that induces good health. 1t
strengthens the stomach when weak.
purihes the blood tones up the nerves,
strengthens the lungs, and cures all dis
eases that, II neglected or badly treated.
end IN consumption. 1t is Temperance
medicine-no alcohol or whisky in it.
Its protracted use does not create cray
ing for intoXicants. If afflicted. better
write about your case to DR.. R. V. Pierce,
at Buffalo, n. Y. He charges no fee
for consultation by mail
" will forever thank YOU for advising me to
take Dr. fierce's Golden Medical Discovery -
whites Mrs. Jas Murphy. Of Fonda. Pocahontas
Co. Iowa. 1T has cured me OF chronic scrofila
OF twelve years standing. had doctored for the
trouble until was completely discouraged ]
also had chronic diarrhea for twelve wears I
am in good health now-bctter than I ever was
ia my life. owing to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi-
Sal Discovery. took several bottles of the
Discovery before stopped.
Take Dr. Picrce's Pellets il YOU want to
be permanently cured of constipation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30

"Alls quiet along the Potomac.
The American Manila, Feb. IA, an
nounces "Today was quiet one a
long the fighting line And in the
same issue it gives the oft met claim
'we have the largest circulation in
the Philippines
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30

NNANrED-Several Trustworthy Persons in
w thls state To manage our business in their
own Snd nearby counties. IL is mainly Office
work conducted at home. salary straight 5000
Ns'.s and expenses definite bonandc. no more no
less salary Monthly xs5. References Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope I.-hsr, II
Hess Presi, Dept NJ, Chicago 4o-2s
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30

7 as much atten-
the stomach as
hair, they would
'etter judgment.
hey would get
t the starting
point of the
t h ings that
make people
look old. If
: the stomach
~ WOikS W { / l ,
\ the blood will
naturally be
pure. w it h
tie un,ns &c
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30
Commands in Philippines Where Sta
toned,

First Idaho Volunteer Infantry
Headquarters No. 81, Gale Real,
Malate. A and E-Cale Real, oppo-
site Quartet de Malate b. G. D
and q -Exposition Building, Ermita.
F-25 and 70, Gale Real, Pace; H
No. a, Nozaledo, Paco.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30
Odd Follows. Attention !

The General Assembly O 0 F.
of the Philippine Islands meets Mon
day evening of each week at No. 70
Luneia All Odd Fellows, civil or
are cordially invited to meet
with us. EDw S. POLLARD,
Financial Secretary.
Coo, lst Mont. Inf US.V.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30

no, it. is not Judge Coakley of
Weiser who announces himself as at
torney and counsellor at-law( Aboga-
do Americano) at Plaza Del Padre
Moraga, Nurnero 3, Manila. Y. w.
Coakley is the man who informs his
hoped for clients that use habla es-
panol'.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-30
OMAHA. March 20.
The SIGNAL. Weiser Idaho -i'''" ~

The SIGNAL, Weiser, Idaho.
Dear Sir:-Your favor at hand. but we
beg to say that we cannot fiji any orders
Tor Easter Covers, as the photographers
are wholly unable to fill our orders They
were totally unprepared for the Java
lanche' of orders from us, and conse-
quently we decided not to get the covers
outat all, as we should have disappointed
our customers in timely delivery of the
sheets. Yours truly.
AMERICAN Pass ASSOCIATION.