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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
Genius.

I. Shelley Sutton, ldaho's promis-
ing young poet, has just published his
latest composition entitled "Genius,
or Tribute to the Dead" the poem
being issued in small booklet form.
1t is delightful production and will
not suffer by comparison with any
of our great poetical writer's. Mr..
Sutton exhibits growing power of ex-
preston and maturity of thought and
his own genius appears in a new and
greater light by this tribute to those
poets from whom he has drawn in
spiration. The following extract is
good specimen Of his style:
Whom SANDER wounds, the salve OF Justice heals.
And SANDER dies that death which SANDER deals;
And, while its fangs make prey of human hearts
II feels, with all, the pain that it i'm parts
Its baneful hiss pollutes the atmospheres
Where Innocence lies welt'ring in her tears.
But like snake. self-bitten, it shall lick
Its hery wounds and OF itself grow sick
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
| want all the chickens ! can get
this week. Highest cash price paid.
j. KREBs, Weiser
Republican Caucuses.

The republicans of the East anC
West Weiser pecincts held caucuses
last Friday and elected delegates te
the county convention held in Saln-
bria Tuesday as follows West pre-
cinct f. Kimball, Z. M. Barton,
G. M. Hixon, P. f. Hettinger, Mrs.
Mary Butterfield, j. w. Ayers.
East precinct. +. Smith, Thos.
Pence, Mrs. Vina f. Perkins, Mrs,
Lot Feltham, S. B. Cope.
At the county convention the fol
lowing named delegates were elected
to attend the state convention at
Lewiston May Sth Gilbert Smith
Meadows; Fred BEERS, Council; f.
j. French, Ed. Elton, Cuprum; r..
II. Martin, John Cuddy, Salubria
l. +. Smith, N f. Kimball, Lewis
Hall, Weiser.
Most of those who were elected
delegates to the county convention
attended the same
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
BUILDING.
Handsome New Structures and Pros
pective Business Changes.

The brick walls are now going up
for the Vendome's two-story addi-
ton. The new structure will greatly
increase the accommodation of that
already large hotel and the improved
appearance of Second street will
be very marked. Messrs Coakley
have had many applicants for the
store room in the lower story.
E. M. Barton is excavating on
Commercial street for the building
which the Signal announced last fall
that he would build this spring. The
new building will be 100 feet deep
and will fill the entire space between
the Burris liquor house and Tuttle's
variety store. 1t will be two stories
high and will include second story
ON the building occupied by Burris.
The upper floor will be thrown entire
ly into additional rooms for the
Hotel Weiser. The two store rooms
that will be on the ground floor will
be occupied by the Famous store and
a wholesale grocery firm which will
open here. The room now held by
the Famous will be used by Mr..
Barton for dining room, the office
will be enlarged to include the pre-
sent bar and the bar will be moved
into the present dining room.
John Rose has leased the Odd
Fellows building and will move in
when Morris Sommer vacates to 90
into his new store.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
AT HEATH.
New Post Office Established and Mines
Looking Well.

The Mountain Queen has steam
hoist in operation and every thing is
moving smoothly. The manager has
nothing to say about the mine but
the fact of their putting up hosting
works indicates that they have faith
in the future OF the properly. This
is the first steam hosting plant in
this district, in fact, the first steam
engine of any kind.
A new road is being built from
near Landsman's hotel up Brownlee
creek 80 as TO avoid the heavy grade.
This is to be done mostly by subscrip-
ton, though l hear the county COM
missioners have agreed to help some,
but to what extent | do not know.
A saw mill is being put up al
Donart and is to be ready to Gu,
lumber in about two weeks.
A new post Office has been establish
ed here known as Heath, located
mile below the Conway cabin. Mr..
Livingston is the postmaster.
The Abbie is to start work about
the 10th of next month. 1t is under
bond to State Mine Inspector Czizek.
At the Conglomerate good head
way is being made The tunnel is now
over 400 feet.
The snow fall of last week was
quite heavy, being about a foot hall
of that at Snake river. A consider
able amount of damage was done 10
the fruit on the creek. ~.
April 20.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03

consider it not only a pleasure
but duty | owe to my neighbors to
tell about the wonderful cure effected
in my case by the timely use of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. l was taken
very badly with fux and procured a
bottle of this remedy. A few doses
of it effected permanent cure. /
take pleasure in recommending it to
other suffering from that dreadful
disease. j. W. LYNCH, Dorr, W. Va.
This remedy is sold by r. W. SMITH.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
Abbie to Resume.

Last week the closing down of the
Abbie was noted. Since then, how
ever, arrangements between the own
ers and Messrs. Andrews and Frank.
lin have been made and it is under
stood work will be resumed. Mr..
Andrews and Mr.. Franklin left
Weiser yesterday morning for Cape
Nome, pursuant to instructions re-
ceived from their company.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
Diamond Springs Water.

The P. & | N. Co. has just COM
pleted large cedar tank in which
to bring Diamond Springs water to
this city 1t holds between 4, 900
and 8, 600 gallons and was built at a
great expense by the company. In
tank the water will be kept in much
better condition than heretofore.
For the present the water will be de-
livered free, later charge of 10
cents for 124 gallons will be charged
for it.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
Delinquent Notice.
Extension Ditch Company. Principal place of
business, Weiser, Idaho.

Extension Ditch Company. Principal place OF
business, Weiser, Idaho.
NoTIcE-There is delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock of the said Extension Ditch
Company, on account OF assessment levied on
March "a, 1900 OF two dollars and fifty cents per
share, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as follows;
Harry Friedman, Certificate No.5-1 share 81. 50
David s. Lamme, Certificate No.33-2 shares. 499
Byron Adams, Certificate No. 40-1 share. $50
Geo. w .Shurtleff, Certificate o.41-2 shares. 500
And in accordance with the law and an order
made on the oath day OF March, 1900 so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at the office of the secre-
tary, at his residence, 2 1-2 miles southeast OF
Weiser, Idaho, on the 14th day OF May, 1900, at 2
O'Clock p. m. Of such day. to pay the said delp-
quent assessment thereon, together with the cost
Of advertising and expense OF sale.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
AUG. BRoCKnAN, Secretary.
Weiser, Idaho April oath, l0OO-21-2
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court for the State of Idaho in
and for the County of Washington
Westervelt deceased. a.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned. ad-
teryelt. deceased. to the creditors Of and all
sons having claims. against said deceased to
present them with the necessary vouchers. with
IN Yen months after the first publication Of this
varlan, Ayers q Yaran, in weiser, washington
county, Idaho, the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business OF said estate.
JOHN w. AYERS Adm;n;st,ot,
Attorney for Estate
Dated, April 23rd, 1900 Ok
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
Low Rates.

The p. & |. N. has made rate
of 81 so for adults and rs cents for
children under II and over years
Of age for the ball game between
Cambridge and Weiser at the latter
place May 18th No doubt many
of our people will take advantage of
these rates and attend the game.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03
Probate Notice,

In the Probate Court OF the County OF Washing
ton, State OF Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03

will be great and profitable mines
within a short time. and will be so
when YOU and | are laid beneath the
sod.
sYour town of Weiser is place
of destiny-it is so situated that any
advance in the mining of the upper
country must put it rapidly to the
fore. | don't suppose it will ever be
town of smelters, because l do not
think there is good enough smelt-
er site within proper distance of the
town TO call it that. 1t will of
course handle the business of the
smelters, as it will take more than
one refinery to handle the ores of
that district once the prospects are
made mines and those already made
are put to work on their full capacity.
Ii seemed to me that there was an
elegant site for smelter between
Cambridge and Weiser, though l
don't pretend to know much about
that now, not having given the ques-
ton much consideration. | should
Judge, however, that wherever the
smelter is located, Weiser will be its
banking town and its supply town
IN fact is sure to be both. | have
possibly said more than / should
have done, and so will stop; but you
people OF Weiser should have no
fear whatever of the future, and |
should judge that brilliant future is
now very close at hand. I am
going in to the Seven Devils again
in few weeks, and have no doubt
but | shall be accompanied by
number of gentlemen who have made
large fortunes in the mining business,
and who have heard favorable re-
ports of that section. You need feel
no alarm over derogatory reports
they come from interested parties
and from jealously in every new dis
trict. You see, when district first
opens up, there are men who will
damn every claim III it because they
cannot sell their own, or get no rake
of from other sales, and when they
do this, they start the ball rolling
that always results in numerous de-
rogatory reports going over the
world. +"
The above is gratifying in every
way to the people OF this city and
county, for the man who said it is
one whose word is law with a mum.
Der of tue wealthiest mining men of
the United States. That his coming
visit will amount to something of
moment there is no doubt whatever,
and il he brings in a company, it
will be fully as slrong as the several
now doing so good work for them
selves and the country in which they
are operating. There Is nothing
like ore shipments for mining Sec
ton, and these have not stopped on
the Blue Jacket (unless it be temper
arily for lack of teams for transport)
and have begun on the Peacock.
The rich product of these mines 90
ing to the eastern re6neries is what
is attracting so much attention to the
Weiser country at this time. A little
or lot of judicious booming does a
deal-but it is not circumstance to
the visible evidence of great wealth
in undeveloped resources.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-05-03

After suffering from piles for fifteen years. !
was cured by using two boxes OF DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye, writes W. J. Baxter, Northbrook n.
G. T. Williams
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
W SALONIE BRACI

W O BRACI
GRIESEL y Winonie " bloku
lPekera, re wszYstkich tute-
ssych salon6w najwiecej piwa
1przedaia. 2 czego wynika,
be piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajlepszem. w
g}ownel sail SO stofy i mnogie
krzes}a, a nadto osobny pok6j
dla chcacYch siedziet osob.
no. Ludzi y tel, po starokral-
kra;sku urzadzonei oberzy
zawsze Iaa v ulu. iecz mimo
to kszdy ssybko dostanie
|czego zn3ada, i . zadowoleniem
wychod2i.
Farmerzy teraz v cafem
miescie wygodniejszei gosDodY
lnie znajdq, jak u Grieslow. . v
polaczonej ich 2 salonemm
groserni wszystko moga kupit
co Z niasta ola kuchni stc1u
I~sprowadzat musza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
KsIAzKI DO
NABOZENSTWA

I5BSE4I#@ %EE&%3S&E4% sIY&ey gsS&
Ksiqzka 40 ndbo4e1dua nap;
sanG prssz Arcv6iak,spa Dsai.aa,
tax swana Blskupka. ola kor-
Dict. $I.5O
rs sauna Biskupka, " pick.
niejsseii opfawsiie. I okuciem Ia
meczk lem 90
Anidt &trd&, ksiakka do nabo-
sehstwa v pieknej oprswle,s 70
sfutYm trzegiem O.66
.dnsol Strd@ = oprawny y
Esg6rke zlocone brzegi ; okuclem
sameczkiem s}otym tytuIi.
TAX sam Ansd1 Srd&, oprav-
ay " ko6c sfoniowa. z okuc,em j
~almeeskiem, stosowny ma podaru-
ola dem. .............$l SO
Wsanek Ma,yi, 2 wytlocsone-
Gml obrazkaml nA okiadkach
s~ameczkjem j okuciem i
.s{0conYm brzegiem ..-.......$l.5O
Wsan.k Maryi, .oprawny "
,k6rke.z sioconym brzegiem z}oco..
gym tytullklem, beg zameczka i
okucia. -. $500
Wvborek ozyll kr6tki spos6b
1aboze1stwa c~odz,ennego " ivy
ozaJne1 oprawie........,...4O Q.
Taxi sam Wy6orsk, o9raw1ny v
1rog4 sk6rke. z okuolem j zame ,z-
KEN ....... ....s 80 @ |
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
80 y.
PLAN JAZDY
poclag6w koleiowYch
y Wlnon,e.

Chicago 4 No,thWesterp.
OdJazd pooisg6w
Ma Wsch6d.
chle.as passenger II Sunday zee .. =
c4 sR 'a' = Is g g. q, &: : :
Ne ZachAo.
l~finnsssea Mall Passages, "a. Sus.) 1.5s Pm.
Pa.seasa, No. , Ez. Ssh, 7:s4s.;T = 4.
Pf'1 = w.a Rssdtss":
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a'a'ss''e ~ q Z ,td ID; =''''s q : =
s s's'i 800 F::::s::ssss: :tIe 81 81. Sunday. y y : \
Dpkoea Passages Ma . OK Sun S:oe.E !. y.
81 pr i n
Chicago, Burlington Il Northern
IT ia Ma p6fpoc
S. P. 4 Minaeapl. Limited 4.15an 1893 p =
/ :" II :" NR pusudnie :*:a =
Chicago & Se.Louis express s1.o4 .. y. 1I.se .. n
wszystkL dziehne
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paal.
j Ma Wsch6d
Depart
Rock Island da express TI:a3 .: n
Chicago express (daily, 7:]5 p. N
Fast Nail .(dai1Y) ESQ p. y
Chicago veNibaled ldaityl 1917 p. a
! Ma >Zachod.
Chicago express (daAyj 4;s4 am
Chicago vesdbsled (daily s:1s -.
eae Mail Ida{yl s':23 q.
Rock Island daav ezpre'' @ss ).
!, SOUTHERN MINNESOTA DIVISION.
Passe 1eer $50 p m
Green Ray Line.
.zE Depa.s Arrive
Green Bay Passenger GAS am $40 p m
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
RQSYA

IA 9g asAs 81. !
ROsYA NasPERsYI. -
GasetF spubikuJa ursedcwa
w,adomosd, Q przeprowadseniu
prses rssda rosyj.ki transakcyi
fnansowanej : PersYa, m6ca
k'6rej ia !ostatnia otrzymu,e
posyoske Y wysokosei 1880,
900 rub!i.
Po8yczka. uds: elona sostala
ma termin Let rs, azwrot tako-
vel sagwarantowa wal soblo RAD
rosyjski prses prawo p'oboruc'il1a
" catem p,h+twie, 2 wyjatkiem
pro'wincyl Farsistan, " por~
tach mad perska zatoka. Per-
sys, zobow,azaia sic nadto 2
po4ycaki tel posplacac ws.y~
s.kie davne dtugi j nowYch
aigdz.e ME zac,agad.
s.aH@ o.
NIEMCY. ,,Neisser Z'g.''
aonosi, Dc rad pruski c che
nap'raw,t wystepek popeiniony
prz~z B.smarcks, ki6rY bez
p:syosyny wYpedz:i. 2 ziem.
polskph, nalelac,lyicclh,. do pam
silva prrelksiego'i 4! ,. 900 D %. polskie~
50 ludu. Ten krok, uczyniony
v ztoici i sawiici n%iervvz,u,mlnej,
znaclne w7rssdsii KRAKOW,
szkody - q sscsegoloe
stwu, DO poabawit kraj i rolni.
ctwo snacsnei licsby spokojne'
10 robotnika Dill TAXI br z! !:
rat do piracy, &ersad rsekomo.
zamierza vp \, ii,s' Dc. :7kkraju
10000 % p 2 j !tis ro b 't,' o. ) Z
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BERLIN. 0g6lne psnuje
tn mn'emanie. zn,sJduje
ono wyra1 v artykuiach
dsiennikarskicb, - e co6jest
prawiy " pogloskapclh,i& pewns
mocarstwa mala wystapit 2
posrednictwem " zatargu an
glotranswalskim. Pomimo, De
Department spraw zagranicz-
nych ME chce potwieeardls,;itc !.
pog'oski, to przeciea wydaje
sic prewdopodobna rzecza, te
Col. Hay. sekretarz stanu st.
Zjeda. l ambassador n,emiecki,
dr.; yon Holleben, poro2umieli.
slew sprawie wsp6lnle inter-
wenci Stan6w Zjedp. Niemiec.
PRUsKI ~ARCYKsIAzE
Fryderyk Wilhelm zlozyt egsa--
min dojrzafoSci " Ploen i uda-
je SIC do Pocsdamu, gds.e
odtad mice bedeie dw6r wfasny.
WIEDEN, - Ksia4e:biskup
" Bernie morawskiem, Kohn,
.wnt6sl proabe do esorza
Francisaka J6zcfA . uiasks vie.
ME czesklch rekrut6w. ktorzy
PREY poborze do wojska wolali
,,Zie" zamiast Her, i "a to
zostali skazani.
h:~g# @#-O- -.
WASHINGTON. - z po-
w0du sprzedetawienia rzadu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01

rasaasaAstaAgas - - -
:: : : - : s -:-z'5T - - :; T T7-Tzzs Z Il
NZIbor D;e;,ai narOdOscych. " KID
n.hsznsld,uiiY Fals,: i mkt arye,
msrsse %krakowiakl, mssury,
p,esni patrsyotycsne, wojeDns,
b,stor7czne atd. 81. !. 80 g
n-oi,,jnnt nraz pi4koi weselne ola
mioddziehc6s j. dfuzb6v. saw'e
/ Esllaacy & 'proslny "a Wese e =
OracYe seseiue iosaA1 W
selne. Cena. =. \. zO!c
na o'ss r.; Kr.k"w,sk6w
] 49, ~ = .,.nei
nnr.w,e Cana.....Bc
~. 49,: to,.mh %
DuSsee 1ssS'ss 0~ 80.
.Jnk sbudo'oane 'ess c'aso cseo'0'e""
I d.. c1sso rozne cszs1l1 e.sas
lodzklego s'u aae pre- -. o pre-
snsk'ego' 2 rY*u"Aa'nl'' o'o
.0arnoksis4nsk Hokus Pokus czyli
nauka odkryc.u taisn nlc ME-
zswodny sposob czaro "an'a,
dla,wnie] SO g. tersz
na............::....:.: 2o 9
Aaas Hsaorys Naturatne lev
Ohraxkami luoz'. zw'ei1a' wv
ronosn.cn. ptakow; .yp'= S'Io~
"a''J* 49, : 'o@e'A1 -. ~ ~
N 'x., a"a;sl.t, Ano,alsko-Polsk,
" 3 onra i "a z}oconemi
tvtnl,kami. Cena....S4 "a. 90
As @sa,"s, o'o~'ss 20 O.
Ks,aoo portrrtnnn; K,6l6,y Pol.kach
W y iera A. .oDraz6w w,e,ko6ci
7x1o cali, v k,lku kolorsoh.
Oprawa, ptii2ekna ! trwala. Ksifga
: ia zawiera .tak4e spla krol6w, 1ch
ION dz,ecl Graz gl6wniejszvch
dat acknowledgements. Portret
kazdego kI6la. lest pedsny %
oddz,alnvm e1nubym kar:on,e,
srztdlicznie elansowanym. Pod
kazdvm portretem ieet wYdru.
kovano nav; islkooi, data urodze
III 6mierc,. Cena (dawniel
a. :,m taraz - -. 81 90
n9.s.5.:z u E.o..
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"''os ~'. o,,c5
SeH'''~ persko'
,~,...-
Rodne sposoDy domowego ! tsn.e
70 leozen T.: ro ola1u .. c ! 9a't' GOV
KUGHNIA POISKO
AMI (Cena 3o
na]nowsza KS1AZKA
ufokona przet se*
1ziwa do6w,adczona kucharke prey
Domocy kuachar.zsaB lhlotelowego.
{ tkelazkaggta zAwler9 naetepnJ3c e +,
Napoje Zupy, Jarzyny |;
sa1aty kozma'te potrawy 1aJ IL
otl@wx m'g . ,o'<'f nrSh
2toPow 'na' 3d. ,o+rar.
n WyaPZVnA : WINK 1AOZH0- - DOkko Wy Il
n,asne Sosv n;aczvwa Konnftn-
~ I'd wv I,eonm;nv. budvnie
rasztetv L,odv
Mode nan;enki bardzo szybko
oah;eraia wnrawy y. kucharzeniu
iezell prsktvkujac v kuchnl, RAJ
ooras zagladsja dc tego znskomi.
ego kucharsKleSo pOdrecznl~
,'~ :, ,
Uzse7e Harego ! no,rego 1estd :
4 obrazkam1). .40o.
1.; N,rodu Rbzskie0o
.Jozefa Choclsze"sklego) 4oct'
Kotrch;z,n ,zv.usko kotoz;cki (w1ek-
szy " mocn.j. opra wle...... Is 6
X n ~ Il.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-03-01
W KSIEGARN1
E. W
" Winona, niun.

Lii 01A00 Il
W Winona, 1iun.
MONA dosta6 rozmaite ks'4zki poll
skle ,szozeg6lnie zas. naste Pujaoe:s~
Ksi4zki powieSciowe.
Place ! narzekanie Ojc6w SIS. cyl,
S..dm Ks'qx MojEraza. 35
Reygody my;;liwca u:r6a 0dow
p6inocy i las6w pofuduia. Pooling
Fr. Hyff,nana opracowat NJ.
Brzezlfski. Zaw,era: Poi6x
v~,vloryba. = S%potkanie z bi.tym
n,,redziw,edziem. - W 6niezuyml
grobie. - Polovanie na, .Jsgua-!.
"a. - Posr6d kajmanow. 20 :.
Proby c;ie,,pli.so,;;ci czyll Prsygody
Maoka, j. Jego Przodk6w, y woj~~
ME z Tatarami. Opowiaianie Q
Starvm Aac,rju BudDlku kt6ry
ME umlai m,lczec, choc'az cho-
ds,}o,@ b .blawienle jego dussv., "a
ca ugrz9si " amole ! ocsekute9.
zn1iowania Bosk:ego. Przez
Adan1a' Ptuga. % ctr. Cena 400.
Psiekaa H;aorya . 6erpsiaoej Hele-
ME. GORGE kl6la. Antoniusza &c.
sssttka tutreckiego = Konstanty~
uopola (Carogrodu,) kt6ra bedac
u dworu, p6zn,ej przez 2 lats
p1elgrzymuiRc wie!kie utrapienla
I, nedze cierpliwle. , mse2nie s ! O.,
siiae Cena. NC
Hsaorya: o SsiedmiM Medrcach. Bar
-dzo zajmujsca i powabna povlesc
j. WI p5rloywadxenrliilu ma smlertt# kr6le-
wicza Dyoklecyana l .wybawiel;
niu 90 Nedmiu razY przes medr-
COW: Wydan,e move popraw,one.
Cena dawn;ej rs c. teraz zoe
jan Okpi$,siia czyli Sosois01zat
s.ynny sweggo csasu trefn'6; lego
f,els / awantury. Powlest ko-
miczna ku rozryw re- czytelnikow
WYdan1e nowe. pcpraw,one, 2
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WASHINGTON: Zpo-
wodu przedstawienia rzadu.
hiszpaiskiego, De kilka wYsp
ma po}udnie, cd archipelago
6lip'hskiego, kt6re zaiely ka-
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departamenc,e pa6stwa zbada.
no staranuie mapy i uchwalo.
cofoat pretensye Stan. Zjedn.
do wysp :Csygaven Sulu
C,butu, gdy1 LEILA one posa
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RENT = ukisdzie p~aryskim.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-04-28
SECRET SOCIETIES.

ELKS.
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X; VIM Isenberg, Loyal X; 3 r Goldman,
Il Lecturing X; G NJ Ham, Treasures; H
SchlesiDger, Tyler
Trustees---W X Gildart. R W Tiford, J
Bogen.
RepresentMive---wm Newman; alternate,
Rruce.
E. H woolr. f; R.; R B. Musick. secre:a-
ry Meets second and fourth Monday night
In each month.
10. o. r DIR. Joseph Bogen, N. G Marx
Goldstein, Secretary. Meets every Tuesday
night
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schlesinger,
Marx Goldstein, Scribe. Meets every
WO VI Barnes, C C: JH Chsppell, C.
Meets Is, and 81 Mondays in each month.
Percy Lodge X Of Pr n Alexander, c c; j
Chappell. KRIS.
Mississippi Valley Lodge No 723, X Of H. J
M Scruggs, Die; NJ Mayor Reporter; J w
Wrrd. F /. Meets LIST and Sd Thursdays in
The Deborah No l6I, 10 BIN Goldstein
Pres, Mayor, Sec. Meets Ist Sunday in
each mouth.
Knights of Ppthlas MOI, Stonewall jackson
w T Steeger, G q; Mayor, X X IS Meets
every Wednesday night.
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Steeger, Sec. Meets I'd Thursday IN each
THEoB LID LODGE No 2sss--Meets every
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TAKEN BY THE INSURGENTS,
An Important Battle ExDected nj
BOcas del TOrO-COIOn Prac-
ticaIly Threatened,

Kingston, Jamaica, April 23.-Ad-
wees from Colombia say that Bocas del
Toro, Panama, is in possession of the
rebels. Last Friday the government
chartered british steamer Mt Colon
to take the troops to Bocas del Toro.
where an important battle is ryDected
WIN Bocas del Toro in the hands of
tie rebels, Colon is practically threat
cned.
There is considerable excitement at
|arthagena over report that Baran-
quiIla has fallen into the hands of the
insurgents. This rumor is not en-
tirely credited, but there are good
grounds for believing that the town
will soon be taken.