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.r,rsvrLLE ITEMS
4, club organized by

~, club orsa "
Ycuns Ladies, p. Cor.
ls. Ie'1 = q. win give an oyster
rr Y ~ kitchen MONDAY, the
~ ana = for marking graves OF
% '..ns IN the local cemetery.
9 v ,,s~. viii give concert at the
1r ~ ,,al FEBRUARY 1s, ,,sr,
M norma,. hss issued invitations
1 3 Ohpo, ~ complimentary 70 the
Y .saauudsnts win ne ,.,ororv and 40.
ssrIal club. ll.eI Ii or S III
r1stcn, Hs MOI III Huntsville. with
iE Voniscers: I'd King, pIestgeInt'
rps yice president; W. >. -
Papnaas,s n. II. Glover, treasurrer'
setftlsaiIs onston has given three leS
ars.S I, only" in the christian
sls ssss, Houston was given the
5it'sh ., me Methodist ohurch OF
y M competitors. j. ,ds,,.
csrt p'yW Mrs ]. W. Clark.
Sashr.i " NJ. c. Hill, superln-
BY assno,aI agent. respectively oil
ND l al.riss have returned from an
<itnusa.,sr trdp TO Austin.
VI Mckinney, Mayor hfnr ls
c. Eastman, J. =. Asn .l,,,,
ws,orn nave returned from Ausu ,,,
pw., 10 confer with the peni-
~ r m business matters. -,
w Gsbbs has returned from pus'
. n ht smithr is holding court !"
j's Smith has returnedsfrom a
sie0v Yam has returned to Hunts
sarse of the express office our.
~ sna Mr. r. S. Rather, caused
v, ' surgical operation. ~,
~ SUES ,ness manager Of the Hunts
:. factory, has returned Iroph
Examining tr.n. - ar tho .oao
r'ps fLc,gh, who fer many years
y, ,udge OF Walker county mas re-
N urctlce OF law.
n I Estill and son FRANK nave re- re-
s..m 4 trip TO Houston and Gal
wiley sr. was called to Cal
\, Y week BY the serious illness Of
., psed formerly in the cenfec.
sr.iuess here, has returned to MilllS
' ~ Young OF the Henderson Mistro'
| ~ tf...tr,rfl1a thf- week.
y Cunningham, city attorney. an
I iann neham, Judge OF corporation
"a popular life insurance agents
~ ~ conference of the New Yorr
E,rra y company in houston this
ma B. j. Cunningham was the CUES
President Buckner.
n II. Ball Is at home from Wasn'ns
A Congressman 7, II. Ball of thu
1 jcbn c. Williams is out again afte
Il a,tsck Of the grip.
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nar'iett improvements.

s's lexas, February 9.-The new
4 .anury Of Messrs. Ford and Friend
Nv baptist church which is now
n" VIII cost $500 when complete.
[prs .haase is moving the frame
mi rom lots adjoining the First
, ., thereon. ~ eie'' '"o
n eor iesldence Of Mr.. Henry Mayo
'Vnpiete and ready for occupancy.
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LOST, FOUND. STOLEN.

I.ogT-one 3-months-cd Spotted black and
white Coach bitch Return to II. Sonnen,
4ll Andrew street. and receive reward ~
LOST OR sToLEN--whhe liver spotted dog,
is months old. left ear dishgured as partly
broken, answers 10 name Of Mack liberal
reward for return TO otto Sens. ~
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PROFESSIONAL.

wM i CAMP q SON, house and sign
painting paper hanging ana ka, s,Il id11
ESQ agent for Bayarian Lead. Phone luSl
$40 FAnuin.
~ CRAIG has removed his office TO
rooni 4os KAN building
,-71-TECTTYE AGENCY - Trained detectives
furnished for civil ana criminal lnvesusa-
lone reasonable rates: correspondence 80
neited James Mecane, box Nv houss y,
Texas.
--5--cOTT0N q BROS. Fire Insurance
e. ", M Aaiusters - Main street.. "
7755--17T a NoFlroy dentist. over Kr1pD e
p TutIy,s: entrance on ccngress sysnus y,
Texas.
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LOST. FOUND, STOLEN.

FOUND--Vaiuable Masonic ioeket with lnl-
tlais l.. r.; owner can recover same by pay
WEBSTER avenue. Houston IL
sTRAYED OR sToLEN--A bay mare mule:
scar IN nose; no brand; reward II returned
TO Boring -cortes Hardware Co. q
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WANTED TO RENT.

V-ESTED TO RENT--Four or hse-room
c,ftape or would take four rooms untuf-
nlshed with old couple AS company. ovs'
referencas can be- given. Address a. ".
r.. this Office,
WANTFD--SmalI cottage or rooms; gooe
nesshborhocd. Apply % Permanent hensyu
this ofhcc.
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AGENTS WANTED.

n
SELL our photo buttons OF the oll wei
gpoutlng is4 feet high; samples - GEMS.
Baker Bros. BOX Ell, BeAumont, Texas. =
AGENTs-Au gas lamp and other agents
write for Improvement on gasoline SAs
iamts: Will double your sales; gas lamp
WITHOUT mantle or chimney: generates sisa
lights with single match; agents w.ia lor
them, also gravity and 1000 candle power
src nreseure lamp; retailing up 70 slJ az
brass ) guest mobey makers OUT = fluoN su ~.
prcmiums to best agents 1901 pro.se4eq ~
patent laws. American LlghiinS oo'' IA
cago.
ARE YOU A HUSTLER or dronef J wan
an agent In every Town ana Guy IN go w
20 sell life insurance for the Hartlor1 L LIZ.
Naies taken at our risk payaole oe .opsr
or cash in 60 days or on ne spo.'
Answer uuick. w. II. Patterson, MAnase,;
Dallas Texas.
PORTRAIT AGENTS everywhere q9t cray cray
ona. try washable enamelines ana Tw zen
tieth century free premiums fAm'Y ro III
trait Co.. Chicago.
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IN CONFORMITY with resolution OF the
board of directors, the Young Mems Mu-
tual Real Estate and Building Association,
in process OF liquidation, the following
properties are offered for sale on easy
terms. Sealed proposals will be received
until March g, 1901; the right to reject ANY
or all BIDS reserved; perfec, titles: Block
No. 80 and five houses fronting on Sixth
Houston and Texas Central railroad. in
the First ward; house and lot, 66 20 feet,
en- Mckinney street, Thrd ward; 81 acres
adjoining Evergreen cemetery and front
Henderson, railroad, IS acres on Slaughter
Pen bayou, near Allen Farm % acres In
Magnolia park, fronting on the bayou;
blocks, 70 lots Young Mems Addition. For
further information call upon or address
the undersigned. T. u. Lubbock. Presi-
dent. etc S-4-Ol
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DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detectives
furnished for c!vil and criminal investiga-
llciied. James McCsne, Box 1870, Houston,
Texas If
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wANTED--A sNuaaon by young white man
81 years old as waiter in hotel or boardlne
house. Address O. W. Folks, Welnaf
Texas. -
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FARM FOR SALE or rent cheap. 800 Travis
street b Maiorowiiz. 10
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~ lNTFT-PosItion as cook OF general clean
nm ,.Iri. can wash, Iron and do any sueh
work Address Amy Barnhill. sartarus;
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

TRADE or EXcBANGE.-Horses, buggies,
harness and milk CONS. Seiiegast SAFE
stables. corner Maple and Jackson - u
FOR SALE or will trade, hne residence n
Ncrfh Texas town FOR stock OF drugs OF
merchand.se j. q NJ, this offiee. l3
TSTc1ANGE-Two pens OF black minorcas.
twn huf Plymouth rock and two silver
Laced wyando.te cocks for barred Plynonln
rock or best ofer. Camden Poultry fsIa.,
Camden, Texas.
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WANTED-By competent colored won nan, pp9-
sltion as cook or general mousse serNaatt;;
Apply 40 washington street - u
GTPT. wants 10 nurse or assist u general
housework. Please apply to lSoS ho"arl
ntract Fourth ward. II
EXPERIENCED sienogrhpher ana Epee-
writer desires position VIII wois @hose
or half day. can furnish good references;
Address 3465, this oifice
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AID WRITER, at liberty after March /, wants
situation; any line. Address L. l.. X, this
Office 4 4
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FOR SALE, cheap, 1919 acres fine rice land
IN Wharton county; all fenced good house;
70 acres under plow; close to two depots
Address the owner, W j. Groom, Wharton
Texas. 2-27
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MAN familiar With the law wants a sllu- :
ton In busy law office. VIII accept
position on trial. Address 800. this Of
ice. IL
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p. Drought Co.. successors 10 Francis
smith G. CO.. loan brokers OF San Antonio,
has removed his headquarters from tho
Rice (CapitoD Motel 10 the Rice Annex.
corner Te~gs avenue ami Travis street.
first floor, Nbere he will be pleased 70 see
friends and patrons 2-it-0t
BRICK BUILDING, boiler settings, engines,
foundation masonry OF any description. Sec
Borden G. Antell 200 Main street: CORE
spondence solicited II
FISH pFALDRs. ATTENTIoNl-wc arc
now In position n MI all orders. Place
standing order with us now and be sure
az Ash during Lett Galveston Red Snap-
ner Company. wholesale dealers In al
binds Of fresh aud frozen asa. 2-16-ol
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LEVINE ALBERTO The famous Egyptian
scientist, receives students IN hypnotism,
3 magnetic healing. chronology. palmisiry,
dream interpreting. mind reading Egyptian
method of fortune telling. 1905 Congress. Y
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HOUSTON DAILY POST: MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IL 1901
HELP WANTED.

wANTED--A good. alt round, sober baker
at once; STATE wages. H. w, Bland 4 Co,
Orange, rcxss. IL
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MENICU RE-Tonc for men for female
troubles use Eureka Elixir; $l,0O bottles, at
Lcwyns Drug Store. u
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WANTED-Pupiis to study shorthand at
night. Apply at 1929 Walker avenue. Il
MADAM Spiritual medium, eOl
Main street. q
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WANrED-Situaiion by licensed engineer,
both marine and stationary; can do re.
pairing, Address 1892 this offlce. IL
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LADIEs-Our double strength Tansy. Penny
royal and cotton root pills are a safe, Ger
tain nthly regulator; delivered in plain
Wrappers for 81 Dr.. White Medicine Co..
y. o Box s. Hous on, Texas. II
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sITUATIoNs--MALE.


SITUATIONS-MAIE.
WANTED--A situation by young white man
~ years old as waiter ~ hotel or ooardlna
mouse Address y. W. Folks. Welinaf,
leNNs. ~
AID WRITER, at liberty after March WANT
stuaton any line. Address L. l.. H., this
olI.ee. II
MAN familiar With the law wants a sllu--
ton In a busy law Office viii accent a
POSITION on trial. Address 800, this Of
.--e.
CITY SOLICITOR or collector wants nosi-
tlcn; gool references sslS this offcc l2
IT-S;TsI- .
wants position IN city Address SSgi. this
oihCc. ~
WAVTTI7 -s71-e1To ~, II.o-,--3
pArng, Address 1882, this osfce IL
CI,IcKICAI- work NanTed ~. 5;--.-
bookiceper. IN or eut ~ o}aee an, ns,a !,
lumber and hardware trade Apply IL,
postofhcc. Port Lavaca. Texas. ~
SITUATION WANirIcfl Nv ", --,--d 49,
man, work around house ana atisnd harss
aud buggy and make himself generally use.
ful; cant milk. Address Ssgi. THIS or.
nee. ~
STRST GLASS coiorcs ,,,- ,,i,
to cook and do housework: small wages;
nc. ''0V'A"'e"oeu' Aeu'ess sSeo, this q.
IL
stoekkeener wsnts sifustIos sHi ss . ssu
this office. ~
WINDOW DREsS witt. --,-.
cr, shoe or furnishing goods speeiai. len
years experience; reference open Tor sit,
uation, Address S3aj, this office is
GOOD BLACKSMITH ana wood ,,.ori,,,.
wants work Address 1894 ms once "a
SIrTATT0N bV arsI sl9ss L,,,.I,--- -
sober and reliable. butcher, ;es PrsIris
avenue, -
WANTED Situation nv exnerienre5 --,s1 g.
Milling reseensibIn nositIon Siit,n Vapaois OF
SSnstrate ability. Address 1893. this q:
MANIFESTATIONS by hoy OF II years; cx-
berenceu IN wood work; win work in Of
me- OF Nv traae' Address 3S24, this Of
-
a srAIioNAhf euslneer' well recommend
| ca, that can DO his repairing, desires situA-
ion ZION Jonn II. kalllon Galveston. Tex, l2
! WANIEp~By 4, Young boy to learn baker
srsuer vCry WHINE TO learn speak German
eerv store Nd5r"ss not ~ M sro'
| Texas w. "''Ns 81
pRTNTE5 10 ~ 80
hIst-cass. wants permanent nlsce; ron.
sonable wages. Address Horny Hanson.
,--711 -.
-4a-Esolx VIC. lsAas -...---------------l. u
WANTED~Posuon BY young man, expert
So H., ,' , UopeNVvl,e au" V,ner cl s
Wo,h ~ ncIVsn , anp raiIroau oihees
esSspnsrdpAer' ielVrehcos' Apuress $780, tn,s
,,SeII,ISSr ,-,,,,-.- - -
,,r,c pF ~ Sou1e niau OF On
~ Sti t, 1nn s ,,1no an%
r,, o" ri rl["r.nr," SdpcSs
| hoy 10 XIX rtouston rcxas ~
---------------
| WANTEp-Posiuon by experienced general
merchanaiso clerk; speak, German ana 80
Srcse .rthm- ia'knr Isiiioecr TcNa. i,
-, :
"strnirht vounr man, can give best Of ref
e orntns yUI"e , n'a E~suSh ana German
no ~ e"i i'i'-s'N'''' f'''' 49, 49, :,
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CRY SOLICITOR or collector wants post
uen; good references. SslS, this office. "
ENPhRlENCED sterographer with maeluEv
oiLiCo. -
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NINE l.. WESTPHAL'S Partisan Masaue-
rade costumes fer rent Si5s Main street.
a.
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New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
JnstrucnoH.
Brooklyn.

EyRENCH. Spanish German. Ite1nn-Frof Pelertn
Il School Languages. l26 West 23d New York Branch
II Court-st-. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

MODERN CONSTRUCTION. ABSOLUTELY FfFB-
PROOF. LOCATED IN THE MIDST OF THE s7OF-
PING AND THEATRE DISTRICT.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
tluaneiaI gIerficns.

OFFICE OF The AMERICAN COAL COMPANY
NO BROADWAY.
New York, 9Th. 1901
THE ANNUAL ELECTION fer Directors OF
the American Coal Company. Of Anegany County
MarvIand held at tae Conpany 5 once IN tne
t-v Thursday. the 26tn day q DeceHa-
raof between Of L AID oeiocS r. n
hooks will closed December f5fh ar
o'clock p NJ and reopered the morning OF DeceT1-
- SSrh 1ao1 GEO. M BOWLBY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

AN EXCELLENT RESTAURANT IS AAINrATNEr
IN WHICH ORDERS MAY BE GIVEN EITHER A l.
CARTE OR FOR THE TABLE D'HOTE THE PRICE
FINED ARE REASONABLE
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

THE APARTMENTS ARE RENTED FURNISHED OR
UNFCRNISHED-
ESPECIAL RNDEAvOR IS MADE TO Commend
THE HOUSE TO OUT OF TOWN PATRONS.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15

THE Electric CARS OF THE TwESrT-TarRo
STREET RAILWAY PASS THE DOOR TO AND FROM
THE DEPoTs OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AND ERIE
RAILWAYS AND TRANSFER TO ALL POINTS IN
THE CITY.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-15
fnrmehe0 apartments GO Eet

ITLEGAAT second foo- eight rooms: ieo pam sPPo!i
TIc---, T5sndsouley furnished apartment
u % suble; reduced rate By the mont -
curing extended absence fe-HoiS- "s'4
10
ryo bschsor epartrrents in private house; bedroom
sttpe room and private hath; references required
ast h-st-
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-30
CAPITAL CITY LETTER.
Idaho Having Trouble Back at
Buffalo.

Boise, Idaho, May 22.-At meet
ing of the lntermountain Fair As
socation last night, 1t was deter
mined to make specisl effort this
year to secure a large exhibit of a
fine stock Horsemen from all the
western states have written stating
that they are TO he here during the
Fair. and many OF the large breeders
1T fine cattle. also. The prizes for
fine cattle, cattle, and hogs are es-
pecially large this year. and this. of
course, will make the competition
active.
The Pan American Commissioners
to Buffalo are "up against it Mr..
Rice writes back stating that he is
having some trouble in getting the
exhibit IN shape, because the ex-
position manager has compelled him
to erect booths. Immigration Com
missioner Barrett thinks that prices
are too high in Buffalo. He SAYS it
costs them 80 cts. for sandwiches
and 20 cts. for cup of coffee. 1t
g said that Idaho's exhibit is still
On the shelf, but that our commits
'loners are imperative in their de
nands that the space allotted be al
owed, so that within few DAYS it
should be installed in shape.
Word comes from every section
hat large delegations will come to
he international Mining Congress
n July. Fine ore exhibits will he
made from Washington, Oregon,
Montana, Utah. and Colorado, while
learly every mining district in Idaho
vii send large collections of the very
'est they have. 1t is anticipated
ow that 2, 600 to 5000 persons will
ttend.
1t was something surprising to
he people generally, that Boise
eople voted down the proposition to
WIN The city water works. The
ote cast was 222, 100 of these he
lg against the proposition.
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Now Floats on the Bay.

The new battleship Ohio, the
largest of the American navy. was
launched at San Francisco last week
from the ship yards of the Union
Iron Works. The Ohio Is a sister
ship of the Maine, now building at
the works of the William Cramp &,
Sons Ship and Engine Building com
pany, and of the Missouri building
at the yards of he Newport News
Shipbulldlng and Drydock company.
The hull which is divided like
those OF the most recent battleships.
Is built of steel and is unsheathed
1t is 399 feet long on the load water
line, ~ feet, 1-2 inches extreme
breadth and at mean draft of %
feet, 6 inches displaces II, 23O tons
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-30
Fee System Extension.

Caldwell Tribune.
The clergymen of several Penn
sylvania cities are dissatisfied with
the present order of things touching
'helr compensation. They want a
Zee system established and localized
whereby they can charge and collect
so much per item of services. Their
argument is that doctors. LAWYERS
oent'sts and other professional men
have fixed schedules of fees based
not alone on actual services perform
ed ON the spot, but taking into ac.
count the time. labor and money in.
vested in learning how. The CLERGY.
men argue plausibly that the same
amount of preparation is required 10
lit them for their profession as is re-
CURED To tit men for other pro fessions
We rather like this fee system
idea, and, if adopted, it would do
more to improve the clergy, we think
than anything which has happened
since Paul went to Damascus. Let a
good stiff fee schedule be establish
ed by law, and all the brightest minds
IN the country will gravitate into the
The legal and medical
professions will cease to attract men
OF genius and ability, and the gospel
will be filled with them. Since learn
ing OF this movement on the part of
the Pennsylvania clergy, we have re-
nected seriously on it, and elaborat-
I'd schedule, which is herewith
respectfully submitted:
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-30
NAMPA VS. WEISER.
Splendid Game Played Sunday-Large
Crowd Present-Nampa Wins

One of the prettiest games ever
witnessed on the Weiser diamond oc-
Cured here last Sunday afternoon
between Nampa aud the local nine.
Ii was an excellent day for playing
and large crowd Witnessed the con-
test 1t is estimated that nearly 400
were present 1t looked like a com
ple,e shut-out for the Nampa team
up to the eighth inning In that
inning fly fumbled by Weiser's left
fielder and wild throw home bv the
pitcher allowed Nampas to score two.
These errors ratified the team and
caused them to fall to pieces In
the ninth a muffed ball by Weiser' s
first baseman, allowed the Nampas
to score three. This was followed
by an elegant fly over the right field,
allowing them to score one more.
Weiser was beaten, but after hot
contest. From remarks gathered
from the Nampas, they we're sadly
disappointed up to the last inning
and were ready to throw up the
sponge. 1t was the errors in the
eighth that lost the game t. Welser
and proved so disastrous. The score
by innings was as follows:
Weiser . O0Otoooo,
Nampa O q q n q n a 81 e
The prettiest features of the game
were Lawrence three Dagger IN the
fourth, Fred Morris in his grand long
running catch in the fifth, and Roy
Patterson's successful home run in
the ninth. Many were the applauses
Lew W aters received for his excellent
work In pitching, and he most GER
Ialnly is entitled to them. One by
one the Nampas came to the bat
only to fan the air and sit down
again. 1t was good work the catcher
I'D and he was a very valuable adj
ition to Welser's team.
There were number of splendid |
plays by the Nampas, which lnoi-
'ated that they are not easy to 90
Town In defeat 1t is a great pleas
ire to witness game such as was
played Sunday, and its a pleasure
o entertain such players as the
'ampa team-they are nice fellows
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-30
THE BOSTON BLOOMEkS.
Ladies' Champion Base Ball Club of
the World.

One OF the most exciting and in
teresting games of the season will
'ake place in this city on Friday
May 81 between the Ladies' Cham.
pion Base Ball Club of Boston, Mass.
and Weiser Local Club.
The Boston Bloomers is the usual
title given this famous Ladies' Base
Ball Club. They are justly entitled
10 the same, as they always appear
upon the field, to battle for suprem-
acy, dressed in the twentieth century
garo-the boomers. This oreani-
zation OF female ball players is the
only ladies ball club IN America
The team was first organized in 1893
ms is their seventh annual tour.
The club is under the management
of Mr.. W. p. Needham. and they
travel in their own palace car. Dur
ing The past six years this organize
ton of female ball players have
travelled extensively and visited all
the large cities of America and both
provinces of Canada The club has
been strengthened from year to year
each member selected for her ability
to execute and fill her particular
position in manner satisfactorily
and becoming a member of this. the
Champion Ladies Base Ball Club of
the Worlds Don't fail to see them
Admission, 80 cents.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-30
BIG MILL FOR COUNCIL.
Has Capacity of $4,000 Feet Per Day
Z'o0O,O0O Feet Of Logs at Mill

Steve Richardson has lust com.
pleted the work of re.settino his
large saw mill at Council, where he
mas moved it from the CANYON sew
eral miles above town. The mill
has capacity Of about %, 900 feet
per day, and gives employment to
about 80 men, which means ia,
roll of 500 per day to that town
About two million feet of logs are
at the mill in the Weiser river which
that the mill will be crowded
10 lis fullest caprcity for some time
his important enterprise means
much to Council in particular and
lhe county in general as it will en-
'ole those desiring to secure their
building material without sendino
mo oregon or other points.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-30

LII people only knew what we know
about Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it
would be used in nearly every house
mold, as there are few people who do
not suffer from II feeling of fulIness
after eating, belching, fatulence
sour stomach or water-brash, caused
by Indigestion or dyspepsia. A pre-
paratlon such as Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, which, with no aid from the
stomach, will digest your food, GER
tainly cant help but do you good.
DAVIS DRUG Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-05-30

biliousness is a condition charact.
erlzed by disturbance of the do.
estlVe organs. The stomach is
debili'ated, the liver torpid. the
bowels constipated There is a loatb.
Ing of food, pains in the bowels
oi~z'ness, coated tongue and vomit-
ing, first of the undigested or partly
dlgested food and then of bile
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets allay the disturbances of the
and create healthy ap-
petite. They also tone up the liver
TO a healthy action and regulate the
bowels. Try them and you are Ger.
tain to be much pleased with the re.
suit. For sale by R. W. Smith. drug.
gist.