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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

Der RGbe, fpie INNER BET folden Sas
den. aber f9abet nidts ,qudtf6en
mir lie an, unb Bel Der nGdften 2aterz
ne, tpenn iie mics iinb, tOnren mir ia
a~btrabtn.
rgla, mein gnsel9en, 70 aIein,"
apoftropbirte liImunn bic 9rOBEe,
inbem er gallant an Der 9uttrdmpe
falutirte. 8eslsituns seitattet2"
9as MGbden ftlbte etnen Moz
ment. Damn sins ite. 10 f6nea als
lie tonnte, tpeiter. Die anbere folete
mad.
.Ru. nidt 70 iprDbs. Sd freFe sic
iani9t, 8inb."
Seine @ntport.
DID, 9arbpn, tpenn i9 berlebt baz
BEN iO1te," faste. ulmunn, bari i'd
pieIei6t bic Samen bitten auf Elm
@lGbden Wsin Ober Elm Sdbden &afs
fee"
9ott fei Sant, isbt fam bic 2ater>
ne. lIumonn beuste ii9 rngenirt se'
gen bas @eIi9t bss MGbdens.
gs mar Ibele. au9 lie mar ftehen
geblieben. Damn ipdntte lie fat CUR
Settle, ssgsn bas 9i2ftmdbden. unb
brad in elm bsftises @einen aus.
Der @KefOr mar nit einem Wadl
ernii9tsrt.
,gbele -. Mbele nm 9ottess
fpilIen -. bieisr S6ers -. Sic ipers
ben Jpn bod ni9t 70 auffdFen."
0a dber f9rie bas Mdb9en duf,
gang laut, bab es in Der einiamen
StraBe t0nte: ~Bes. ausenbIidli&
meg, ober i9 rufe ben ...!"
rglber @bele, i9 Nebe sic an 80.
regen sic ii6 bod nidt 70 auf ...."
Ser Selm zines S4ubmannes
ipurbs in einiser gntfernung fi4tbar.
.ausenblidIid seben Sic jebt -.
sic glenber Sic, ober Bertha,
bolen sic bod ben Sdubmann."
lllmaun elite los. 4u4 nod 10
gm dnbersn 8ormittda, nd6 elmer
febr f6limmen Wdht, uno nab 5fpei
febr bDIen Stunben am 9eri9t. lieb
fi9 llGlmann, blei9 unb bdser, Bel
benz Sntet @belens melben.
9as Mibperitdnbnib muBte aufges
flGrt fperben. Desen elmer fold,er
2appalie Elm fOldes Mdb9en berlie'
rem, bas tpGrs ia Idderli9. Ser quite
@dsrbiirSer pirb fdon %berumautris.
gen Iein. Bel abelen tpirb es mad Der
aeitrisn grfabruna - biefe gnergit
bate er benz tleinsn, fdidterner
MGbden gar ni9t Sugetraut = ia
fdper balten, aber tpo elm Mdb9er
liebt, berSeibt lie bod f9IieBlid.
Gr tpurbe nidt boreelaKen.
Der Serr laFen bebauern, uni
bas sndbiee SrGuIein lit Dor elmer
Stunbe ipieber ubsereiit."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

bammeL, neil Su isl6t i9on cine lln-
mafe srauer Saare bait - feb nal
bier unb bier unb bier = fpinft Du
nidt suseben, bab man mid nod
jung finbst9"
.alte4. fagt er, .tpie LANCE slaubft
Oh benin. baB bas nod bauert9 RaI
muBt 9u Did bod enti9liebsn =
babe bod ben Wutb, alt su feiH.
9faubit 0u pirtlid, bdB mir bas cts
mas ausmafen ipirb, fpenn bies 3opfs
den anfGn9t, srau gu %tperben9"
.@irfli9 nidt2"
rOu Barr, fdst er, .auBerbem
muB ss gut itsben gu Detnsn buntlen
9lusen. 5reili9, iolde, folde pftrbss
balm : grfOlse = bdbIides WOrt
iibrisens = biirftsn Sann ausbleiben.
absr auf bic psrSidten mir, aud,
pas2"
Sic nidt. Die 8orItenuns, bab bds
satiinftise tpeiBe Sdar ibr gut iteben
ipirb, bat lie etpas berubist unb bieTe
toftltde Si6erbeit. bic lie BET Ieinen
Worten bur6ftr0mt, bic Siderbeit,
bab iis bon ieiner 2iebe nidts perIies
rem lam. bic bat ie Stpar fdon INNER
gebabt. aber es fdaOet nidt, es bitter
su b0ren.-Sen gansen abenb berrf4t
cine febr nergniiste Stimmuny.
Rommt lie ni6t BEL 2ucie bod gum
Sbeil auf bas 9onto bss rpferOebabns
Grfolses"9
Sic bentt nit DoblpoIen an ben
iunsen Mann = arditett pber 10 etc
mas Idisn er gu fem : bantt iie ibm
bod bic 9erIi6eruns, bab bic 3eit
einIttpeitsn nod fern 1T = bic 3sit Der
peiBen Saare. @enn lie aud tIeibfam
fein perben = es TT better, tie nod
ni4t su baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
aameeI.@ettrenneit

Sie Sportfreunbe in @itra4an be-
BEN einen neuen Sport entbedt. ga
es in aitra9au feline Pferbe gum
Wettrennen unb Wettfabrten siebt, 10
bat man bort aueefangen, aameeIe
anftatt Der pferbe gu bieiem Sport
gu benuBen. !Sieriibsr beridtet cine
aitradunsr 3eituns fOIsenbes: Sas
SauptintereHe beanipru6te bel einem
Der bieIigen Wettrenneu bic Oreiur
Der Rameele, bic unter benz Sattel
Iaufen iollten, BEL elmer 9iftan5 BON
elmer Derft (1066.79 Meter). IS
fpnte hermit, ipie ansetiinbist ipors
ben mar, ettpas in ieiner Dirt gang
Neues gebpten tperben. 9od bic @usz
fiibrung bes Rittes entfpra9 gang
uno gar nidt Der antiinbfsuns.
S9pa9nerpise 3uidauer fpurben
beim 4ublid beHen, mas fi9 ibren
@ugen bdrbot, fat obnm16tig. Die
aamesle ipdren Guberit Nib. fdIusen
aus. bGumten fid, perTudten gu bei<
BEN unb peiserten iid in ieber 8eSies
hung. Der 2eituns Der iie fiibrenben
&almiidsn gu folsen; man perfu9te
bic 8ameele bur9 Siebe %ansufpprnen,
a6er lie reasirten nur nit lautem @es
briiq. Iu9 beim Dettrennen ielbit,
su benz bic Sbisre ii9 enbIid ents
f9lpFen. gins es iebr segen ale ber>
eebrudten Reeeln Der: elm Sbeil Der
3ameele brad aus Der 8abn uno mar
uuf feline @eiie gu beipesen. bic ses
tpiini9te Ri9tuns stn3ubaIten. Mebs
rere aumeele i%uarfen ii9 iosdr bin
uub pareu bur9 nidts gu bepsgen,
tpieber uufauieben. SntereFant ipGre
es, gu erfabren, oh audi Elm SOtalifds
to- %porbanoen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Traueni9mern.
Bon Sans ID

S9ldfrise Rd4mittags itimmuns
iibsr Der lang.n, ~itaubisen Gbaufss,
bic BON benz fleinen 9iaenporort mad
Berlin fiibrt. anfaus Mat 1T es crit.
aber bic Cuff 1T i4on briidenb rpie i'm
So4fommer. .3fpsi Odmen iteben an
Der Salteftelle Der P%feroebdbn. genaa
Dor Der 9artentbiir zines beideioensn
peibgetiin9ten Saufss, Dem muir eins
fleine, blumsnssidmiidte aItane et'
mas @ilIen6drattsr sibt. Die 9rDBs'
re, cine itattlide Sruu nit %bliibenben
5arbsn uno ben b%reiten, Sufriebenidt ats
ten Wieneu Der Sdmilienmutter. III
barbaupt bindussetreten, I'M ben BEE
Iu9 gu seIeiten, bic @nbere i'm tleibias
men beasrauen GriibiabrstOitiim TT
bon i9lanter, na4 mdb6enbdfter 81
our. Oa tommt bic Pferbebabn.
,glIo abieu, 2ucis. unb persiB bls
Wieberfommen nidt redt balo,
bDrit 0u9 Die &inbsr freu'n iid
balbtobt ="
rSa. id tomme bulb pieSsr ber'
aus"
sgrau aucie Born raft ibr 8leib
auIammen - nein nidt unten hinein
in ben bumpfisen Dassn oben alt
tem 9srbed 1T es luftis unb fret.
Ru6 Elm @rub su Der 5reunbin bin.
unter "abieu, abieu, auf Wieberiebn"
= bann sisben bic f4peren pferOe
an.
ssrau 2ucie fdlisBt bic augen; ts
oi6t nidt piel gu isben auf benz ldn'
gen 8ese, nun Sauppen, GaserplaBe,
Sann uno mann bic &reuae zines
~Sriebbofs. 81. bentt, bab its bier
Sraubsn ni6t pO6nsn mOdte, lisbsr
bod nod ben Stdub unb 2drm Der
Stabt ertrdser, ipo lie mittsn i'm 9ss
tiimmel bes seidGftli4en @entrams
Ie6en. @s 1T oft lditig. aber es 1T
bod .9eben unb 8erpeguns. Sic bat
stuar Ioeben nod Der 5reunpin eifrts
3uaeItimmt, als bieie pie refine Gutt,
bic tisfe Rube i6rss Dobnortss prizes
aber bas seidub nur aus 9Otli9te't.
sic iast iiberbuupt man4mal oas
ftritte @sssntbeil BON benz, mas lt
bentt, dber nismals in bOler ablt4t
ooer nm oes @prtbeils piuen, icnoern
einfd6, I'm ben anbern cine 6reunos
lihteit su erpeiIen. Mdrum ii6 oas
ae6en niGt 10 nett pis mOsli9 mas
den? Streiten 1T 10 Idngfpeilig. =
Mertpiirbig. bentt lie peiter, fpte DE
auna pertiimmert lit. Sas beiBt
nsin - pertiimmert lit nidt bas redte
Dort fir bic srObe Grau nit ben
runolidsn 6ormen unb ben lebhaften
Sarben, absr Oeriimpelt bas TT e.
sic tommt ia fdIt ME aus ihrem 8all
bsraus, cine 6abrt mad Der Stubt bes
beutst fir lie I6pn cine Reiie. sic
bat Iton gang bic aniiren elmer dlts.
rem Srau uno SGblt bod bios 5tpei
Sabre mebr ais 2ucie. sic bat fur
nitts SntsrsFe ala bic ainber unb ben
SuushaIt unb pis iie iid anaiebt =
ungldubli6!
aucis ldtelt DOT iid bin. tpie fie an
bic faltigen @lodenGrmel in annas
| Saustleio beRtt. 9lodenGrmel! Seit
flint Sabrsn trGst man teine mebr.
Damn pirb lie srnIt. Sd. Gnna = bic
lift nit Der SussnO fertisgefporbsn :
obns admpf = Der Iiest ni4ts meAr
baran, 5u ssfaIsu, ss bat ibr aud
!. ippbl ME pisl narun. aeIsasnL ipabrsnp
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Ne1 her HeIhhisnf 4

: BET Der Tetbbien # :
Ii b g. - rBenn ber Seinb iebt
pl0Bli9 am Dalbesranb auftau9te,
mas tbGten Sic bu, Suber2" = pa
tbGt' i'd erf4reden, 9err llnterOffts
cier!!"
Dieberseseben. @ed:
.Dann ssbt benin eisentli9 Der 8um>
melsus al, Ssrr @oritunb9" 8abn>
bOfpOritdnb: ~Ob. tpeun bier senus
9ummler beifdmmen Iinb!"
S9Iimm! a.: rSbre Srau
1T fsbr gebilbet! Sd CLAUDE, bic fam
iiber taufeno 9esenftdnbe fpre9sn!"
3: ga -. GeufSeub) Ieibsr t6ut fie's
audi"
= @us benz 9eri6tsfdas
lie. @ertbetbiger (einer fpeetn Wcrs
bes unsetldsten Srau): No.. Sc liest
mir fern, fir ods psriuorfent Subject,
has i9 bic @bre babe, gu pertbeibigeu,
miloerube llmitdnbe in Qnipru9 neb=
men gu pplen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04

3eitsemdB Be @ertbeis
bigung. Ri9ter: rSie baben alIo
ben &lGger elm Rinbpieb senannt2"
4ngetlagter: ,4ber, Serr Ri9ter, bas
lit bod feline 8eleiOisuns BEL ben iebi.
gen 9isbpreifen."
= Distret dusgebriid t.
Serr (Sur Wutter zines alien 6rdu.
lsins): So, penn Sic benin bur9uus
barduf beftebeu, ben @:uHO gu erfab.
rem, lparum id Sbre So9ter nidt beis
rdtbeu Tam, 10 mub i'd Sbnsn offen
gsItehen. fe 1T mir etpds gu mOiOrsnu!
-9tttfagtnb. ~@ie tomn,.
es npr. bdb Grau S9uIse 10 bdufia
eiftiee 9lide gu ben Dolten empor
nirft2" pas bat ie ii9 a~nsepObut.
felt fe einsn S4pieserfobn bat. Der
2ufti4iffer it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
Rab@enHe6.
Bon Carl BuHe.

SuH Sutl DuIle.
Wenn ia elm pertpuni4nes
priuSeBden pdr',
Bitten tauienb MeileR melt
Die Grcier Der.
@tiinb' in meinsn @useH
8liB unb Sldmm',
Stedt in meiHe 2odeH mir
CHM solbnen &amm.
DGr' mir Der gu grade.
Der gu trumm,
Ser gu srpbes 8ir8enlidt
limb Der gu oumm.
Rafft' i9 BON Der WieIe
SauIenbf90n,
M0at' gu einem i4Ianten, blpnben
Sdger gehn:
9iit BIZ Elm pertuppter
80nissipbn,
20Ie mid unb nimm bafir
Mein'n &raus unb &ron'.
aGIes. tpds i9 babe,
@db'S Dir Der -
Menn i9 elm perpuni9nes
Prin5eb4en mar!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-12-04
eeItIaate stebesbrtefe.

Ni6t iebem geniisen Bdpier unb
4tnte. INN feiner 2iebe einen ~ipiiroigen
Gusbrud su psrleiben. 9efonbers unz
fere anaeliG9ff9en 8ettern i4einen
fir bieien s3ped oft auf bic ieltfdmz
ften Metboben gu fommer. Cine eng=
Hide Repue erSdblt elm puar 8eifpiele.
MiB &mie SatleD, bic bic WeltAdm<
pionIddft Der Srduen i'm 8ii9Ienz
fdieBen ertporben bat. erbielt Dor 8urs
sem einen bDdit mertpiiroigen Sei=
ratbsantrd9. sic i9ob zines Sages
ipie getp06nli1 na9 Der Sheibe, als
Elm Trember pprbeifdm, elm iibsrSGbliz
ass 9sipsbr aufnabm unb 100 S4ihe
abfeuerte, bic 10 ne~bsneinanber ioben,
baB man baraus buditabiren fonnte:
.@olIen sic mid beiratben2" Die
Dame mar ndtiirti9 iibsrrdIdt, lieB
fi9 absr nidt perbliiffen unb entgegz
nete nit ibrem 9eipebr in bsrfelben
@eiie: rRatiirli9 nidt." @u9 cine
Trau. bic in elmer iiibIi9en 2onboner
@oritabt pobnt, beiibt me6rere 2iez
besbrisfe. bic NIT benz 9epsbr GEE
fdrieben Iinb. Die betreffenbe Dame
mar friiber anseiteIte in eiHsrS tiebz
bube in einem beliebten 8erenii=
sunssIotat unb ibr bdmaliser S6ab
unb ieBiger Mann pfleste Ibenbs gu
ibr Su tommen, nm ii9 i'm S4isben
gu iibsn. Had einissr 3stt mar er 10
geI6idt, bab er Bis auf ben 8ru6tbed
zines 3oGles treffen tonnte. unb tpenn
feline it0rsnben 3uidauer ba fparen,
gsbrdudts er bdufis feline @eididli6z
lett in Der ansesebenen Weiie. Sic
entfernte bdnn bic 10 mertniirbis gee
fdrisbsnen 8otfddften unb betpabrte
ft forsfdltis auf. Sn biefem Sommer
Idrisb elm Siineling. Der fi4 in 2iebe
beraebrte, aber f9ii9tern mar, IN eiz
mem @arten in SuHsr sinen Seirutbs=
antrag in Senf unb 3refe; bic So6z
ter ieines Rd9bars, fir bic er be-
itimmt mar, ppllts nidt a~uriidblsiben
unb antportete ga" in &aOissden.
Sic ~beiratbeten obne 8erSug, unb ip=
tpphl Der 4ntras nie bic anttport
tpurbsn BEL benz 9odaeitsfriibitiid fer<
Dirt unb bersebrt. So lit trobbem
sp%sifsIbaft, OBJ Der 2%iebbuber Der Neus
aeit i'm 9unsen einen srOben Sort
fhrttt In @rfinbung bon Reubeiten
aemadt bat. Dor fat 1000 Sabrsn
purbe Elm Intrdg I'M bic Sanb elmer
Gabptiiden prinaeiin tunitDOa auf
einsn @tsinblod seidrieben, Der nod
heute i'm 8ritii9en MuIeum gu ieben
lit. Bonn prinaen bon Gonti pirS Bee
riftet. baB er elmer b%ornebmen Dame
einen 4ntrda auf elmer golbensnplatte
madte. Die S9rift mar s%rabirt, unb
9iamanten. Rubinen unb Smardgoen
bilbeten bic 9u6ftaben bts 2isbess
briefes. Die Qntport Der Dame lauz
tete iebod perneiEsnb, unb baruuf bat
fie Der prina. lie mOge ibm p~enigftenS
bic gbre dntbun, einen Ring nit eli
mem Miniaturportrdt BON Inn urSu@
nehmen. sic piqigte Elm. fniipfte abtr
bic 8eOin9ung barau, baB Der Ring
feline Sulpelen 6aben iOlte. 9us sierz
lide 9ortrdt purbe bes6afb in eiuen
einfaden 9oIOreif ssfabt, aber gum
Sfub Der Mdlersi biente elm GROCER,
febr biinn aeIdnittener 0iumaHt als
9las. Die Dame i6idte ben Ring
auriid. %fporauf Der Bring i'm pulOeri<
Eren lieB unb bas BUILDER als Streus
lamb fir ben Brief sebraudts. ben er
ibr buraufbin f6rie6.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-14

/ NJ. Doggett is here fraiH ..ar1sr-
ma
" 4 Cheshire IS h,r, ezl#a nan
field.
r. p. Davis is h.re from F.,-re
Rock.
C. B. Pomis is mere rom swan
lake.
o. Southland is hare from Little
Rock.
Damon Clark is registered at t,a
Trulock.
A D. BoWlin, Of New YORK; is in
the city.
". P. Weaster. Of Savannah. was
here Saturday.
Geo J. GRAY. OF Little Rock was
here Saturday.
Dir. w. H. Blankinship. of AItheimpl.
is in the city.
Miss Nellie Jones. of Little Rock.
is in the city.
f. E. Bookmiller. of Memphis. was
here Saturday.
C. F. Moore was here from Noble
Lake yesterday.
E. NJ. Quinn, of Louisville, Ky. is
here on business.
]. N. McFadden. of Anderson. was
here Saturday.
7 w. Calling. of Beardpp was in
the city Saturday.
Capt. w. II. Honey Was down from
Douglass Saturday.
James Brown, OF Sedalia, Mo. was
IN the Guy SATURDAY.
T. y. I. Meyer, Oh ARIEL. Is
VISITOR lof lew DAYS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-14

Pine Bluff, ArE. December t. 1902
Messrs. r. II. NJ. Mills and Sons. Pine
Bluff. Gentlemen Il is my
pleasure TO thank you fofr The check
lust received in settlement OF my
Slain against the Fraternal Indcntifi-
cation company The promptness ofthe
company and their liberality in deal.
ing With this claim. strongly impresses
me with the value of such insurance.
and | heartily recommend il to all my
friends. GEO. B. MOORE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-14
Twentieth Century Club.

The Twentieth Century club met
with Mrs. S. katZenstein, on West
Sixth avenue last Wednesday after
noon. Those present We're: Mes
DANES Simon Bloom, |. r. Myer, Leo
kastor, + NJ. Rosenberg, E. B. Bloom,
c. A. Bloom, J. S. kornfield. j. c.
Schloss |. b. Jacobs, of St Louis;
Zee Stubblefield, S. A. Rosengarg, Gus
Waterman Ed Whertheimer, Joe
Michael. r. H. Franklin, Louis Roth
S. Weller. The game was four handed
eachrc Mrs. Katzenstein proved her
self capable entertainer and all pres
ent had an enjoyable time Luncheon
III courses was served Mrs. Michael
Won the first prize. an elegant silver
salt and pepper. and Mrs. Louis Roth
Won the second prize, cut glass
olive dish.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-14
FOR SALE.

My residence and one-half block of
ground; lots and 4, block (, Gibson's
addition, at 1905 South Olive street;
also the following personal property
will be sold real cheap. as I am going
to move out of the city, and do not
want to carry any furniture, etc:
\ brand new upright Kimball piano
and two stools.
new BRUSSELS carpet IS IS.
| nearly new 3 ply carpet IS IS.
ply carpet 16 X IS.
new Brussels carpet Is.
| fine bedroom suit.
medium grade bedroom suit.
extra solid walnut bed.
good dining room chairs.
beautiful book case and writing
desk combined.
Several rocking chairs.
Nice center tables.
Bed springs.
One new Singer sewing machine.
A large. Well kept refrigerator.
Stone inter
One child's bicycle.
One ladies bicycle.
! splendid milch COW.
young heifer.
1 full blood jersey heifer is months
old.
/ nearly new set buggy harness.
10th of other articles which will be
sold cheap.
&c. F. NJ. SMITH.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-14

Mrs. j. NJ. Hawley has gone to
Batesyille to spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs Theodore
MaXfied. Her sister. Miss Edith Max
field. who has been visiting her. re-
turned With her
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1902-12-14

j, Z. Simon Co.'S Bulletin
No. 3.
IF you HAVE NOT RECEIVED ONE
OF OUR CIRCULARS GET ONE AND
COMPARE OUR PRICES IN THE
WINE CW TC2 BARGAINS.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-22
Assessment Notice.

Extension Ditch Company, principal place OF
business, Weiser Idaho.
Notice is hereby given that Mt meeting OF
the directors held on October Goth. 1902 an as
sessment OF IS % per share levied the
subscribed capital stock OF the corporation,
payable to the secretary at his office
at his residence three miles southeast OF
Weiser Idaho. On before the goth day OF
November, 1902. any stock upon which said as
sessment may remain unpaid, on November 21st,
1902 will be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction. and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on the 9Th day of December
1902 at the secretary's office at O'Clock =. NJ. to
pay the delinquent assessment together with the
costs of advertising and expense of sale
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
AUGUST BROCKMAN, Secretary.
Dated Weiser, Idaho. October 81 1902. l6-4s
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-22

1t having been shown that the
average earnings OF the miners and
laborers in the anthracite coal fields
are 1886 per year, Wayne McVeagh,
as attorney for the coal trust, states
that these wages could not be increas-
cd without Increasing the price of
coal, which would work hardship
upon the poor people of the East,
who use the COAL This is most
pitiful confession. The boosted re-
publican prosperity is of such brand
that all the wage earners in the cen
ters of population must starve to-
gether for who will assert that the
miners families can live year in and
year out on paltry 1886 per year
A weeks sickness would be calmitv
"A miners death would pauperize
his family. And yet the whole basic
theory of the protective robber tariff
is that 1T enables the payment of de-
cent wages to workingmen. Men OF
the stamp OF the coal magnates do
not and will not pay a cent more in
wages than they are forced to do, and
actually plead that unless they starve
their own employees that the poor of
the large cities will suffer. 1t is a
wretched state of affairs, brought
about by 40 years of legislation for
the plutocrat and by the plutocrat.
Capital News.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-22
A CITIZEN AGAIN.

The pardon of John Walker was
commendable act ON the part of the
powers whose merciful privilege it
was to grant it, and restore him to
his home and family and the ri ghts
of citizenship. The question of his
guilt or innocence no longer concerns
US; he has paid the debt, and we can
only remember him as the honest
toiler who, in season and out, braved
the dangers aud difficulties of noun
tain roads with his freight teams in
arduous efforts to better the condition
of his family and himself. The petit
ton that went up from Weiser, and
the county generally asking for ex-
ecutive clemency shows that the
prevailing sentiment was that he was
worthy of pardon And now it should
be the first duty of every right feel
Ing person to welcome him back as
one who returns from a pilgrimage,
and as though the ugly past never
had been. Something remains for
him to do, and that Is keep down
and buried forever the desire to al
tain satisfaction, for what he NAV
consider or in fact knows were wrongs.
inflicted on him. We believe the
pardon carries with it this sentiment,
as much as 1t does his restoration, and
If any feel unkindly toward him let
them pause and recall the words of
him who spake as never man spake
''Let him who is without sin cast the
first stone. John Walker comes
home to friends who will extend the
hand of welcome, who are not going
to turn their backs because of
his misfortune, and if John
Walker will smother out of
his soul all the glooms and shadows
OF the unfortunate period of his life.
and face the coming days with the
same bravery and faith as of old, he
will find this community ready to &C.
cord him the place of the respected
citizen. He can enter upon life's
duties again with the full knowledge
that his friends ask him to walk
with them as If no cloud had ever
been. a 4nr 81 nalI
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-22
Fine. Fresh Fish.

accompanied by certified check in the
amount of five per cent of the amount of
the bonds bid for such check ia be
drawn in favor OF the Board of Directors
of the Weiser Irrigation District, and to
have no conditions endorsed thereon ex-
cept as set forth in this notice.
Delivery of the bonds to be made as
follows:
The $40. 100000 of purchase bonds on or
before January the Bird. 1908, and the
500 GOO. 90 improvement bonds on or be-
fore October the list, 1903, at which
time the above payments must be made
in ull for the whole amount of bonds so
allotted, and If payment is not made on
or before that date. the said amount rep
resented by said certified check shall be
for cited TO the said Weiser Irrigation
District in satisfaction of damages ac-
cruing TO it for such failure.
No bids Will be received for less than
par value. of said bonds.
Said bonds and coupons will be of
standard Autographed type form.
Sealed bids will be received at the Of
flee of o. NJ Harvey, in Weiser, Idaho.
up to 10 o'clock a. m. on the 18th day of
December, 1902, and the same will be
opened by the board of directors of said
district on the 18th day of December
1902, at 2 o'clock p. m. at the office of
said board in Weiser, Idaho, in the
presence of all persons wishing to attend
- Full information relating TO the finan-
cial condition, taxable wealth and legal
status of the district, will be furnished
by the secretary on application.
Witness our hands this 7th day of
October, 1902.
A. j. GREEN,
j. B.. HEMENwAY,
IRA HOPPER,
A. G. BUTTERFIELD
]. D. BENSON
Attest; Q. M. HARVEY, Secretary.