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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21
tins bent Snneren WarbIano's rno
Den nnsren,enDem Staatrn.
WenB nod immer d
defanben.

~ IL IL W | III Nv W !
gefunoen.
Der iunge 6. 8. 8enb, General
Sireftor Der v8irginia Goal II. Sron
GpmpanD," Der in Der porigen Wo4e
auf benz peiten 2dnbbeiiBe Der 9eieQz
i6aft i'm iiiopeitli9en 8irginien unz
melt Big Stone Sap, ipurlps bonn
Grbboben osrf6puno, lit nod INNER
ni9t gsfunoen. !9r. Wenb 6at am
lebten Mittipp9 iein 9uus in Big
Stpne Sap perlai1en, Inn einen leiner
llnterbeamten 5u beiu9en. 3uleBt
1puroe er in &elppieip, ungefd6r bier
Meilen bon 4ppala6id, elmer 8abnz
Station Der 2ouispile II. Naibpillez
@i1enbu6n, geieben, uno 5rpar auf Ell
rler bele6ten cambridge, Die na4Dtie,
Der 9uuptitaot beg glei4namtgen
Gourtpg, fi6rt. Die Ra4fori4unz
gen in ben peiten, ber9igen Siitriften
Der @enB'f9en 2iegeni6aften tperoen
bis isbt bon S. s. 8uuitt, oem&e4tsz
beirat6 Der Geieli4aft, geleitet. lleber
tuuieno Mann iino aufgebpten, UNI
ieoen Sub6reit Der 100000 Older u6z
3uiufen. Die 2eute iino in @ompagz
MEN bon 100 Mann unter je einem
6iibrer eingetheilt. Mit alien BENT
barren M0gli9feiten, Morb, 8efan=
eenna6me, l1nsliifsfan II. !. M. bat
man gere9net, btsber a6er nod nt9t
bic geringite Spur BON benz Der
iGpurbenen entoedt.
ginem S9lagf1uffe srle@
gen.
Der 6efdnnte Sdrnsr Sas. Wrtg6t
POM neunten 9iitrifte in Gecilzgoun@
tn puroe duf Der 5dbrt mad feiner
Wobnung DON eirsm S9lugfluhe Be-
troffen unb ltarb, ebe oas 5u6rfpert
bas 6aus srrei6te. Seine a9tSabre
afte @nfelin mar i'm Wogen Bel inn.
8rigbt lpar So Sabre alt uno 6inter>
lGbt cine Wittpe.
Wuf Der 8a6n getDbtet.
Der an ben Sunnelbauten BET Dell
Ia. 6pparb : gountp, bel6dfttgte IL
Sabre alte sSp6ngorter BON GQicottz
Gitn fam auf itredlide Weiie um's
0ebsn. Gr noGte BON Der 4rbeit nd9
Soufe auriidfebren unb beriu9te auf
einen poriiberaebenoen 5ra6t5ug gu
iprineen; babel perFsblte sr ben 9alt,
fiel unter Die RGoer uno ipuroe dut
Der Stene get0otet.
Grbiett spDlf Sabre = d t.
hdus.
Sn Upper Marlboro, Prinee 9eorz
oe's gountp, puroe Der Neger geRla@
min See rpegen gferoebiebftabls gu
iie6en Sabren 3udthaus perurtbetlt.
WG6reno er pom 9ilfs S9erlff
grabD abgefiibrt puroe, I'm nad Dem
3u6tbauie gebradt 81 fperosn, grill
Der Gefdneene ben 6iilfsi9ertff an
unb perIu6te ii9 %los5ureiBen. Gr
mari ben 6iilfsideriff nieoer, bod
belt berIelbe an Dem Strdfltnge feft,
Bis es i6m gslang, oenielben NIT eli
mem Sootf6lGger 6ul6 beiinnungslos
au f6lagen. Qls Der Ri9ter bon Dem
8orfane b0rts, puroe Der Reger Don
0euern Dor oas @eri4t beoroert uno
Der Ridter bittirte linn peiterel funf
Sabre 3u6tbuus gu. @r tpuroe oann
i'm @enu6rIam aneier itarfer WsdnS
r,er mad benz 3udtbauie in Baltimore
sebrudt. 4
Orei arbeiter perlegt.
Bel benz gau zines Der reuen 9s@
bdube in Ger 5lotten 4fdoemle 81
Mnnapolis brad zines Der Geriite gu
iammen, tDODurd bic arbeiter ghas,
y. ammlsr, Mm. ghipps unO hilbert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21
eSrcb. Saucrnfd,miot'S Mmerican
0Srcfucrn=S ierc.

Sci Der !6eritequng oieier 9iere
peroen nur 6opfen uno Mal3 better
Qualitdt pertpanbt = baber ibrs itetz
qenbe 9opularitGt. Sin 8eriu6 pirO
Sic bon beren @or3igli6teit ii6er5euz
GEN. Sifte 81. 8rauerei 1104-1128
6ilenzS trubs. 6. &c g. Sci. 1914,
SRI. 1491. (294)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21
war Mana.
Demotratii6er Ganbipat fir Nttudr
nna Qreianerihta
lQlns Der r@umbtrlano Ilmt5"'l

tNuS OCT HOuAipNA 'N'N
Inter ben 3ublreiden mi4tigen
Grnennungen, pslGe Der 8srantport@
li6feit oes 8ouperreurs Des Stdates
Marnlanp un6eimgsfeGt iino, 1T
lno6l fuum cine, pelfe fir Die Uforal
Der stabt galtimcre BON gr0berer
0i6tigfeit 1T, uls oisisnige Der SPl@
rituoIen : 2icen5 8s60roe, ba DOn
beren geIunoen urtbsil unO gsnii1enz
6aftiafeit 6ei Ger @~epd6rung bon VI
o.n3en gum groBen Shsile Die 4ut@
re9ter6altung Der Gefebe, Der SduB
Ger G9ulen, Golegien II. Str9sn, loz
1pie Der 6rieoe unD Die Oronung 0es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21
Gimc Iciie mad, Scntihlanb,

nm bic Melt obsr nu4 irgsno einem
STEELE Der Melt arrangirt. Reiiez
bi1ete iiber ole 8dbn= unb 0ampferz
2inien. Sbeo. s. 9tener &c
6 g.. 415 Water=Str. (266-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

Wetterausfi9ten Sir
Marplano uno ben Oiifrift Column
biu flor am Mittno9 uno Oonnerz
ftua, friffe noropeitlide WinsA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21
Gun gee nno 6afcn.

4bfa6rt Der r6ranffurt". DAM
pier r30ln" erpartet. = S6ooz
ner DermiBt. - 9eridieoenes pon
See uno 6afen.
Der ,H~orooeuti4e 2lopO"z0 DAM
pier r6rantfurt" fdbrt 6eute Ha4z
mittag nit etpa 100 3niI4enOedsz
uno folgenOen &uiiten~Puhagiere
DON bier na3 8remsr6uDen 5uriid:
6rau Nnna @6elte, SRI. Bella nno
SRI. Murp 8ittings unb Sri, Anna
sSuco6ien bon Baltimore, MO,; SRI.
GliIe 3ub pon 81. paul, Minn.; 9r.
6ran3 Sal5brenner DON ct. Qouis,
W}o.; ST.. Sobn 8. 8Opsa BON &i4s
mono, 3D.; 9r. uno 6rau 9ermdr1
3aitrpp pon 3oitod, 9euti4lano;
6r. unb 6rau Otto 9rabau BON Ser
iepsGitp= 9eigbts, RS.
De Oampfer ra0ln" Dom rNoro>
oeutI6an 2loDb" miro am 9onneritdg
bier nit grpBer 2aoung uno 400
8uHagieren fir Baltimore uno Sal.
reftpn ertpdrtet.
S6poner permiBt t.
Del S9ooner IS. @. 9ostins," Der
cor q Sagen SadIOnpi1e, 6la., CUR
6a6rt nu6 Baltimore perlieB unO nit
8uubol3 belaben mar, niro permiBt,
uno man befiir6tet, buB er untergez
gungen lei. @enD9nli4 nimmt Die
6u6rt nur 10 Sage in Qnipru6, bod
lit es mDgli6, Dab Der S4oOner,
glei6 na6bem er SudIonDi1e perlieB,
irqerbtpp bpr 4nfer ging, I'm nif)t III
ben pfdb Der Stiirme gu fommen
pelGe CUR 53eit an Der 8iite be5 4t<
lantii6en Oceans 9erri6ten. Capt.
Sper oSSo6nIon commanotrt ben S4oos
ner, 80. 6. WiGiten lit Steuermann
uno SSranf Sanders &n9. Die Mu@
troien limb bic Neger %. Wbitnen, S.
Qefpis, younger RObinIon uno So
itpb Narbam. Der r9osfins" bat
391 Sonnen @e6dlt.
q n q + m / m u II It ernpreiie E.
Sm 4uiternmurtte fdno geitern Elm
heoeutenber 4bFaq i'm 9reiie bon Quz
ftern itatt. Der Breis fir feline Quz
tern funf DON IS Gents auf IS Gents.
Die 3ufubr mar cine iebr Iturte, pd6z
reno bic 4bna6me cine ie6r gertnge
1T. Oagegen 1T bic Ra6frage naf
groBen 4uitern cine ie6r itarfe, oo4
lit ni6t geniigeno 3ufu6r oerielben
por6anben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

CIR. 321, Norbz@ uDzS traBe.
Die i6Onften 8abinet5bilOer MI:
81 pro 9uBenO; man beiu4e i'm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

@clOicnOunaen nndI 9cmtidGanS
"a Gents pro 0tart uno GommiI5ion.
3 bso. 8. 9iener &c 6 O., Ais
0aterzS trabe. Gusldn0iI9e 9eIn,
@e4iel uno Grebitz8rie S9iff8=
tarten DON unO nua europa. (266-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

ghiitteIirpff, Ehmersen, Mala'
ria. ga Grippe nno idilimme Grfdl-
fmurcn fmrirt fardl ,.Slnnen's Wane
Vifle" tamd In fiffiaer Torml.
prciS 25e. Macntbalben perfanit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

Oemofratt16e r 5ag. :
6eute @beno finbet in Der rW1uitt@
6uue1 Die erite groBe oemotrutii4e
MaFenperfammlung in Der Stabt
Baltimore ftatt. QuBer bem 6ouperz
neursz Ganbioaten @opin Warftelo
iperben unter anDeren Der 49tb. Sit
Dor 3apner, 9r. D. S6eparb 8rnan
uno @4tb. Gorbon 8. @tfinfon Rez
ben bulten. 9r. Wurfielb belt gez
tern 4benb cine GeDe in gentrepiae
nno pirb beute Wtittag in@aItpn iprez
diem, nm Na4mittugs mad Der StaDt
auriid3ufehcen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21
Ter eacem FIR Wtdnner unc Gnabtn
SdS mOglt6f
Sefe

tets - fir Oas @el6 - ipenn 5e6n
Dollars Die BON S6nen 6egren3te Qus=
gabe lit, 10 tOnnen sic o6ne 5ruee
bier ben beIten Nn3ug ooer ue6er3ieber
fir ienen 9reiS taufen.
8enn Sic fiinf8e6n, 3pun3ig ober
fiinfuno5tpan3ig Dollars fir Ss6re
9erbIts unO 8interz &leiOer perGugz
ge6en t0nnen, lit Dies UNI 10 6eFer -
BENIN fir ieben Dollar mebr fperoen
Sic einen um einen Dollar gr0Berer
Wert6 erbdlten.
Dit @trauorswJ IN Der 1cmptritur
ml5t cine gtrdnOtrung ots lluttrs
IeuQts rat6iam. llnitr aHorttucrt
umfabt ale ]btltebt,u Gabritatc aus ScOc,
98olt ufo 9dumrpoat. Die .aron Grotpu"
eOre - pabt taO:los - nno IT ]aarantirt
ani3t i1riufeno".
Qqes, mas Elm M}unn ooer Rna6e
trGgt.
Sbres 8elOes @ert6, uOer Oas 8eIO
5uriid gege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

Baltimore. ben 20. Sttcbcr 1891
. -SSIno-
R,it raro' 9bsr. nsan 29ett.
800 ~. 80 90 As IS S.z8. 3 aIar.
SEQ =. 29 H2 81 IL S.S.l l Slor.
aittI. goromefern. 1895 @ohTtt 2empcratur. IS
sEitfI. 3h%,rromcterf.. 60 y~titorisite lenptrct. IS
Yie hodire Shnelie,ett oes 2StItoes IN einer
Stuuoe bstrita 8 Dieilcu pom SuoueiteH.
Sss atfrtgs Wetttr - lie bobrs
2 ,mp,ratur pts %attrletu 6aats ibis 5 uhr GbeHps)
mar ami naho,uanuttH 5tltisnen. Dis io!st:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

CAG "a
ragt die oD8S 0t8, Die Ihr INNER GekaQt haa
Inter III MI -
'ohrifs NWZAEZ<S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21
Silocr III ScbcnSarDfc,
@cbbel. scntifcr 0hptparaph.

prddtDoa ausgefiibrt, gu Den nieOrigz
item BreiIen BEL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21
@ettcrbcrirbt.

Ser. Gtant,nsy u ttt,rs Shrsau, !
Baltimore. ben %. Sttobcr 1903.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

Die .Georgs 6arpcett 80" IN
.gbaIe's s6eater" bringt bic 9sieuz
T6afts : 8om0Oie r3Rs Y}asqHertazz
berg" aur Qu~ffihrung. 9as Stud
1T zines Der beiten Der dmeritanltfen
gii6ne unb i6iIpert oas 2eben in Der
~beiIeren 9eieniduft" in padenoen
3iioen. gluf quite iceniids Gffette 1T
fpe3ieQ Riidfi6t genommen uno bic
0driteIer t6un ibr 8eites, UNI Oas
@tiid gut auf Die 8iiRne gu bring'n.
.6oIIibapz Str T. Sbeater."
.66uoom5 Of q 8rsut @itp", oas
6efunnte, GuBerit ieniationele Wlelos
Drama, fommt i'm n9OuiOupitruBen=
86eater" unter 2eitung res 9rn. 6.
9. SefferIon sur Quffiibrung. Qnni>
@arD 5ifFanp tritt als r8ioop &o=
nan" in Dem urtOmiI6en Gbdrafter
elmer SrldnDerin uuf. Rufea Bar
rett BAT bic 9eIDenroae inR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-10-21

in SoGoe bes GonbemnirungsDerfa9>
rens bur9 bic rWeftli4e Wfarpldn>
Der giIenbu6n" groBe' @ummen balo
u6geliefert tperpen, es lei bes9alb BEL
Ter, etnen neren Sruitee gu errenner.
Die ,Qrling>groofs Reals GtatesGo."
erbGIt in ben nG6Iten Sugen $4,000.
Ternsr BADEN Der Wapor uno
@tdDtratb cine 8lage eingerei4t, poz
rim tie bic geliebenen 100000 3uriidz
Derlangen innerbal6 oretBig Sagen.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26
Accidentally Shot.

A Greek, member of the O. S
L. grading gang, whose name could
not be learned, owing to the fact
that none of the gang speak English,
was shot in the left leg Sunday at
ternoon. AS far as could be ascer-
tanned, the shooting was done by the
wounded man, and was accidental
The ball penetrated the left leg
above the knee. entering on the
upper part of the left side of the
leg, and came out on the under side
of the leg, iDaictiDg a flesh wound
The wounded man was taken to the
hospital at Boise Monday for treat
ment Unless complications arise
he should be out in few weeks,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26
A Picnic for FreighterS,

j. G. Rogers came down from The
Seven Devils Saturday afternoon,
and returned Monday morning. Mr..
Rogers has all arrangements made to
begin freighting ore from the Badger
State mine to the Ladd Metals COM
panys smelter at Homestead. Mr..
Rogers states that the Laid Metals
company has about 100, 600 pounds
of freight at Council, awaiting trans
portation to the smelter. They viii
have about fourteen cars of machin
cry and supplies to freight to tn
smelter.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26
Z. H. Galley went to BOISE yester-

B. Il. saley went to BOISE yester
day.
VIM. Scotland Sunday evening
from La Grande, Oregon.
Attorney Frank Harris is in Boise
on legal business.
Charles Lydstrom and James
Jones were Middle Valley visitors in
the city Monday.
A. G. Butterdeld will ship today
~ cars of sheep from Goodrich sta
ton on the P. & |. N.
Edgar Wentworth, Wayne Bailey
and Harvey Harris returned yester-
day morning from two weeks out
ing at Payette Lakes.
r.Steeves returned Monday morn
ing from Salem, Oregon, where he
accompanied the body of his mother
to its last resting place.
This section was blessed with a
fine rain storm Tuesday The rain
began about 6 o'clock in the morn
ing, and lasted nerrly all day.
Consulting Engineer E. w. Cum
mings, of Seattle, arrived IN the city
Monday afternoon to look after the
work in progress on the water and
electric light systems.
Engineer D. A. Utter returned
Monday afternoon from the camp of
the Iron Spring Mining company at
Rapid River, where he had large
surveying contract.
D. Goucher of Carthage, Mo ,
left yesterday for Thunder Mountain.
Mr.. Goucher is interested in mining
properties in the big district, and is
a enroute there to look after his pro
e perty and arrange for development
8 work.
Mrs. Willoughby Adams was the
D winner of the first prize, Miss Grab
!, am the second and Mrs. A. B. lay
r lor the third, in the prize drawing
of the Weiser Mercantile company
e Watch the Signal for their ad. Sat
s urday.
: Miss Martha Dollman, of Hager
man, Idaho, teacher at the Weise
y Academy, sister of Attorney Caro-
1t G.. Dolman, is visiting her father
It Col. P. r DolmaD, who is at tn
ranch of Thos. Ranahan, near thi
n city. Col Dolman has been quit
i'll for several weeks, but is improv
e ing.
Y Miss Lizzie Clapp, Miss Emm
Gribbon and Miss Mary Treese
o went to Weatherby Saturday even
= ing, to visit the mines. Miss Clap
y taught the summer school at Mea
a dows and is now enroute to Kansa
City, Mo-, where she will teach i
the public school Miss Clapp ha
never seen any mining, hence he
: visit to Weatherby before leaving fc
the east.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26

harles Roberts of Council, is a
Or in the city.
rs L. Shaw of Council, was Wis
in the city this week.
NJ. Willoughby is a visitor from
eOridge to the county capital.
lss Irene Hand went to Boise
DAY afternoon to visit her sisters.
M. Harvey returned Friday af-
Don from a weeks vacation at
dOws.
T. and Mrs. H. r. Warner, and
r S. Cyr, spent Sunday at
n creek.
0rD, August 23d, to Mr.. and
). A. Sommercamp, a ten
"euS uleT.
Oy Sutcliffe and LATE Lansdon
returned from an outing at Mead
and Payette Lakes.
sS Hattie Smith returned Mon
uOrnlng from a visit TO Mrs.
i Fence at Payette.
u coleman went TO Meadows
way to attend the race meeting,
y begun Monday.
/" ooakley and family returned
S'ernoon from a two weeks
lat Hit mountain.
= Equals returned Monday af
" pom q three weeks outin,
'F'e lakes and Meadows.
a.. N'NN'si anu oHnlhhl
s"s lAs moved 70 the Phette
building pp stairs, lo3l
p''a KQrup returnsd Mon
4 @r'lq0n from q three week
"'AqQHs ana the payatt
N, ' n lively scrap a Nsed
n, FNaay 10 Bhlob hllhag
FloWlnepi agure on
M 40eR op ne hesa pl'
N r'''4aeni proceedings "a
#~ 20 Wogp loF goWspml
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26
She Came Too Late.

Ticket No. 1920, which drew the
range at the Signals July drawing,
was presented last week by Mrs.
Elsie Koeninger, but owing to the
limit of time for It's presentation
having expired, could not be con-
sidered, as sitter. thirty days notice
the ticket was, on August LIST, de-
clared forfeited and new arrange
ments made for the giving away Of
the range. Those who have not palt
up their subscriptions to Septembe
LIST. should do 80 before that time.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26

40 mao ~ woman ~ ibe state WI
hesitate 70 speak vell " Chamber
laius stomach ADD ldyer Tablets
eflep opee Tying Diem They elpeys
prodnoe Z pleseepi movement - VA
l,osole, lmplsYe ule appetite Rne
strengthen an digestion Fof ael'
W All alpRRle'f
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26
Gone to Twin Falls.

DR.. Frank Mitchell left Sunday
afternoon for Twin Falls. DIR. Nit
chell goes to that place to take charge
of the hospital of the Twin Falls
Land & Water company until they
can secure permanent man. Dr.
Mitchell will be absent four or five
weeks.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26

MISS Epha Taylor went to Ontario
Monday afternoon to visit her sister
who resides there.
E. NJ Barton is lotomoting on
crutcbes, caused by dropping the
sharp edge of full beer keg on his
right foot
Found-A door key. Owner can
have same by calling at this office,
describing property and paying for
advertising.
E. d. Ford, who mas been in the
city several days, returned to his
mining camp on Rapid River Mon
day morning.
Edgar Loberg, deputy county
clerk and recorder, returned last
week from visit to his old home at
Bozeman, Montana.
Miss Edith Taylor, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G Taylor for the past three
weeks, returned to Boise Sunday
afternoon.
Twelve cars of sheep belonging to
Hershey & Van Sickhn, were brought
down from Cambridge yesterday by
the P. & l. N They are consigned
to eastern markets.
Mrs. May Zumalt, one of the pop
ular teachers of the northern portion
of the county, came down Monday
afternoon to attend the session OF
Teachers Institute.
Misses Sadie Jewell, Pearl Vail
and Annie Jensen of Cambridge,
who are Normal school students, are
In the city in attendance on the ses'
sion of the Teachers Institute.
Miss lone Loughridge, of Everett,
Wash. is in the city visiting hel
sister, Mrs. Mary McAnulty Miss
Loughridge has been east, and Is en-
route to her home at Everett
Mrs. j, w. Cox and daughter
Neva. returned Friday evening iron
two weeks visit at Sumpter, ore
Mrs. Cox says Weiser is preterapi
: to the Oregon mining town IN ever
respect.
= f. N. Averill of Portland who ha
charge of the stringing OF the wire
for the electric light system, WI
: have charge of the setting up al
7. placing IN position, the power nous
machinery for the electric ngn' an
water systems.
Al Cordelle, Will and Walter SON
mercamp have left for Thunde
d Mountain district They have NH
5 ing properties on Sugar. creek aoo'
two miles from the Quicksilver MN
/. on Which they will DO the asses
4 ment work. They VIII DC a"'
about three weeks,
!, The finest musical apparatus =, u
, seeo 10 the ely has been p'H's' ~ =
v Brewery saloon BY the prop'''o',
o. Rogers a 10 90 ppngp' 49,
!. music boa The eppe'e'p' ''', y,
i Of = complete orobesys' p'pp9' ,..' u.s.
asd ,enop drums, e}mpplp sp' ''' ~
, u pes operated GOV 'pe p's, .... W.
setugdey evening epa r'V''N
~ mpeh attention.
n q loa,es iol lpe ! NehpF '#
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26
For Sale.

A few good Hereford bulls by II.
p. Jensen, breeder of high grade
and registered Hereford cattle. Res
idence one mile north OF Payette,
Idaho. 30
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-08-26
Land Script for Sale.

In blocks Of ., 10, 10, 20, 40,
SO. 80 a. 100 acre tracts, that will
pass title " surveyed Or unsuryeyed
land. FOR prices, and particulars
inquire o., or address
W, J., AEDERs0s,
l)cl. 70, Welssf tepo
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SOCIETY LOVES OLD DANCES.
New Creations Are Not Taken Up by
Smart Folk.

SMART FOL kl.ONE OLD DANCES
London Jan. al arm constantly read
ing of the introduction of new dances in
to English bathrooms, hut l cannot imag-
tne where these terpschorean eyolutions
take place. Some of the daily papers
appear with illustrations of various cake
dances cake walks and other dances said
TO be popular this last Christmas, but no.
body sees them danced at smart parties.
The barn dance is anything hut popular
IN smart houses where the programme
Is limited TO waltzes. polkas and lancers.
Even quadrilles are out OF date now and
ere very seldom seen, except. perhaps, at
eervants' dances.
At the same time ] must allow that old
fashioned country dances, such as the
Sir Roger de Coverley and the Circassian
Circle. are INDUCED in the country. The
Christmas and New Years dances usually
end with the Sir Roger Covedly. every
one present. young and cid, joining in.
| pointed out last spring how ridicu-
lous was the statement that minuets and
other country dances would be In vogue
curing the season. owing 10 the fact that
women would wear such handsome dress
IS for coronation year. Valses this Christ
mastide We're danced much more quickly
than they used 10 be. One no longer sees
that awful thing called The Southern
Kensingten Crawl" with its unsettling
reversing.