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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
DULL AND DRY DAY
N STOCK MARKET.
The MetropoIitans Give One
GaIvanic Bound.
AN INCREASE IN LOANS
ill.,. Cotton Market the Volume Of Business
c,o,ouas Small and Mainly Confined
to Operations of Parties Al
ready Interested.
lRv the Associated Press.)

~v York. April 18.-Improved weather
.r..sare have had little effect upon
.l dry goods trade. The day has
one Of restricted business with buy
.rfrg 10 pay current prices for spot
n.e but not inclined to speculate.
~s. Effort is being made by Western JOB
TO- reduce stocks as much as possible.
NEW YORK COTTON.
Wv York. April 1S.-The cotton market
l..oed firm at an advance of ) to 8
,.tr+. ruled steady and fairly active fol-
fine and then commenced to decline
,o1ar realizing. The early improvement
,-a. attributed to a much better class OF
cables than called for by the closing OF
~. New York market yesterday. This
demand in the local market was mainly
from shorts with subsequently a selling
easement instituted by parties who had
motifs and were disposed to secure them
in view of the large movement. Within
loss than an hour the net rise had been
reduced to l to 8 points. The new crou
months were comparatively neglected
with a bearish undertone Oh favorable
weather conditions and glowing crop &C
counts. The local contingent has beer
inclined to sell IN a conservative way Oh
the large movement. The volume of bus
mess continues small and mainly confined
to the operations of parties already in
terested.
NFw YORK. April 1a.-Cotton spot closed
Quiet; points higher middling unIands
10 10. middling gulf 1905 sales 40 tales,
Failures opened firm
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
OTHER COTTON MARK ETS.
E, MID. RECEIPT.
NAVAL STORES.

,~NISGToN, N. c. Apr. 18-Turpentine
H1-lh ilrm at 81 90; receipts Is.
'Hae' ttrm atS3. 0O03. 5O03 IS; receipts
Tar nrm at s1.65; receipts 12l.
CHARLESTON. 4. c.. Apr. 1s-S Shirts tnr-
VINE nominal A9a; receipts -; sales
nosIn nominal receipts =; sales $50; ex-
quote A, B, G. I.85; d. SIS: E. 81 a5: f
2 rs. " I.tt! Il, z 30; |, ITS: X. 400; NJ
N'3'l5; VIC, 3.25; WV. 4.4O
40 a ~ Ga.Apr ~-Turpentine quiet.
aScelptS -, sales 125: exports sos.
eT ISC9ia I9a; receipts 1855. sales e. !;
G~l95e a, B., c. D. E. s1.95; f. $500
NJ 500 II, $40. I2,S5; X. $500;
"I9' n. $3.2s; VIC s3,35; WV $3.50
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

On NV" loRK. Apr. IL ! y. m-money on
,as.r nom no loans to-day.time money
months 4%0S. Prime m%ercanfile sm5n.
siraeg exchange firm with actual bu-
and al isi bankrrs hhls at As. for d-msn
i3lAe+s7n. Commercial hins a SEQ ~ ::
err9iannte 50; Mexican dollars 80: Gov-
steady bonds steady; Railroad lonJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, April 18-There was a %contin-
uation Of the bullish sentiment in wheat
today and closing prices We're strong.
May being 1-4c higher and July 3-Sml5
higher. May corn closed at a gain Of
l-4@3-S. Provisions We're strong. the
jury products closing with an advance Of
from ~ to Zoe to 20 to 2zI4.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
Il futures closed quiet and steady.
NEW ORLEANS SPOT.

New Orleans, La, April 1S.-The spot
cotton market was very dull. uotatons
unchanged. Futures steady, with a fair
II good demand for May, July and August
.ontracts. The visible figures Of yester-
lay had a bullish effect and at the open
ing sent prices up from 3 to 6 points,
May sold four points above the closing
Yesterday at 10.11; July 6 points up at
1917 and August 3 points up at 963. SOon
after the opening liquidation and profit
taking carried prices down gradually, the
board at the close showing net gains of 3
points, while the balance of the list was
even to , points higher than last nights
closing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
MAKE SA CLEAN SWEEP.

There's nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Salves you ever
heard Of, Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best. 1t sweeps way and cures Burns,
Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, Ulcers. Skin
Eruptions and Piles. It's only 25c., and
guaranteed to give satisfaction by all
druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

S. A. L. STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE, Apr 1s.-Seaboard Air Line
common -; preferred 1915.
Boud4 As. so.
Atlantic Coast Line. common les; pre-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
Counting in Buffalo.
(HOuSton Post.)

"Then you will be mine?"
"All yours!'
ooh joy"
"Oh rapture," CThey embrace.)
Its getting late, dear; one moro kiss
and then goodbye. My husband doesn'
permit>my callers to stay after 10, and
besides l must put the children to bed"
But our wedding will be soon?'
Eyes, love, if our divorces DO not
lash in the pan. Good night. Giv my
love to your Wife
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

a cynic is a man who laughs at the
world with tears in his eyes.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21
BALTIMORE PROVISIONS.

rALumoR Ap>i'. Is -Four firm
40 Wt25. 1o,s.
Wneat.firm; spot ana April 2 h@sl2s;
Southern wota4 bv Sample 1852.
Cc.n firm; spot ana April 5oA05o5s;
Southern White corn 4t05l.
oats quiet; No. WHIT. 4lH.
rye seady; Nc. 2 51W57A; No. westetE..
Gutter easier and lower; fancy lnllatloh
fancy 22Q25, creamery 5000 fancy ladle 2ND2l:
fancy ron l.WlS; good roI I6GlI; store packed
l&DI7
Tggs firrn fresh Is.
Cheese steady and lower; large 14H; medium
l44QIi4 s,uaJ l4nGl4A
Sugsr firm bne anu coarse GRADUATED 4.0lH
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For YOUR FARM

We can sell your farm, real estate or
business quickly for cash, no matter
where located. Send description and
price and learn how. Money to loan on
good mortgages. Estab'd 1893. Offices in
principal cities. Highest references.
A. A. POTTRER & co,
800 Real Estate Trust Building, Phila-
0elphia.P I. q
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NEW ORLEANS. LA.April 18-Cotton future
and steady.
LIVERPOOL.

quiet ! points lower; American r2iddliug
FAIR SOP; good middling SOC; middling s AZ.
good culinary SIS; oTdinary 500. The sa'es
ga Inc day were ZOO bales. or which
500 we're for speculation land export. and
Included $500 American. Receipts 5000
halas including $500 American
utures opened quiet aud closed quiz
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BONDS.

Man, eoIdcon.. leo
mex. Cen. u.s.. ~
do Let Inc IS
MINI. IL St.Lz's 50
ID. K. Il I. @s.... 81
2nd'a...... s04
II. I. &. lists.
do gen I-2' 99l
y j. G.. gen. 5'a..I30
No. Psc. 4's......Io2I
3s........... Il
y. &. W.con. "A. 9
Reading gen. ~ 81
st L&IMton 5's1114
st g Fgen+'s 96H
St.L. Ewes l's.. ST..
do 2's -. -. ~
Pqss E's e2X
80. Pac. 4's...... S9H
SO. Railway Sig. 11Sa
L. Il p. lists.
L. st. As. ~
Union Psc. 4's..1t2hs
do cow. 4's.1O2H
WABASH 1sts.....117
ends ........1O5h
do. Deb. b. 735s
West SaOre 4 SLOW
" + Il. E. 4's... Oh
,vis. Cen. 4'a.... OIL
Mobile 4 O. 80. %
Con. lob. l's... bIh
Col. L. don SIS >. 50
K. l., As -. p5T
| Penn cow. 3's.. gin
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'eding futures ranceo AZ rotIo.,:
OPENING. uIsHxsr. Lowest, c1ns,se

Cash Quot&cons we're rs ronows
Flour dull and steady. winter patents ~ 40
O3.5J; strl lights IS. lolJ3.30; clears 81. 7O03. IL.
20 spring sp-caals 4.20; sn-ng patents D.. 30n
$40; d.. strsights S2.0)ma2 20; bakers s22UL2.7 %
2 red. 7GAN17@. Corq-No. 2. a: No vel
low a. Dat~ No. 2, 35l5: 80. 2, WHITE: RYE
o. 2, 5Gh; No. 3 white 5: good teAoirg tariey
3GD39 far to ctoice maltlro $3.50; No. l fax
81 O8;No. northwestern i'll: Prrne timothy
seed 30; Mess pork per bb'. Is. OUUISlO: Lard.
per 100 lbs. t2s@Eg9.87A; Short rifs sides Nnose)
ms.5O; short Ger sides {ooNedl SO i2LM 10 %:
Weisk'y basis hiGh grade wine1.3O Glover,
contract Rr.de. l'.5o0Sl2 90.
NEw YORK
Nww York. April 10 Flour st ably
held. but qui t; winter patents s.. 7O01$4W
Minresotap utem %. 9O0i.25. qakors 32I03 i.
Rye nour saeady ;fair 10 goou z.d0932I; choice
to fancy 3. 25A3.45.
Corn meal steady; yellow western s1.06.
Rye firm; NO 2. ,-stern 81; State 81.
Barley dn1l; feeding Al; naiuna 51W51h
R~rley malt steod7; western 651ds.
Wbaa-spot dull: NJ. 2, red, e2H. Closi.g
May Sizs July 1863; September AZ
Con Spot Gull; no. Z. '52M. April 53aa; May
5ls July 81. September 4oN.
Is SCOT q1 ct: \" 2. 38K. May 10
BeeI easy: !amily 81. 5Ogla0O; mess $4,000
1000; reef hams s@0.0JD2l50. packet $40 5UUl2
Cut meats ste uy; picked bellies ~
pic&i d shoulders 9a9A; picked hams ll1b@l2
steady; Continent 10 40: compound ~ as.
posk steady; family $3.50; SNORT cleAf Is 20
mess SIS. $50 S.65.
T4tlow dull; city per package 52s; country
5405%
Rosin s eady; strained common to good, s2.2J
Iurl eutlne du |; At 1914.
Rice firm; domestic, fair to extra AS;
Japan 4AON4.
! Molasses firm; New Orleans. open kettle
good 70 chO}ce 3lO40.
Cofee-spot klo quiet. No. 7 invoice 54.
Sugsr-raw firm refining 3 4-l6: ,entr1tu-
gal So test 35g; lLolassses sugar 2.l3-16; refined
firm.
1923
Cheese STEADY: small colored fall made, Is; sinai
Write, fall myde, AK. 49,
Eros firm state and Pennsylvania l54
Southern, 40 ~
rota.oes quiet: southern 300 800; State
ana western p + $50 lbs. l.50Ol.S5 nong lsian0
I75l2.0O; south jersey sweess g.. 1905 p
Peanuts steady: fancy naud-plcAea 44W4h
domestic 2AI41o
Cabhages e4sy; Long Is; nd :. south IN
err LOO l15. o,.
trelgtts 70 Liverpool; cotton by steamer '2c:
grain Id.
cotton iced oil was firm on prirc yeno%
with further dema DIS IrOm shorts, frlnl1
ct 1e e" mills 5i@g3G primes summer yer
low l4041. ursui.IDor yellow, 3oEO33 priult
, wnlte 46Q41; prime winter yelloW 4tWi', prlAe
| meal $27. 000 Ii 80 nom.
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Il A'$h GtA
adj ga. 90
Bait. Il O. 4's...IO0H
do 3 1-2's. S3H
DO cow. as. los
Can. So. 2Dds....10s4
G.. OF q. r's.......107
lat Incomes. IS
I'd incomes 81
G.. q Q. 4H's.... 104H
G.. & A 3 1-2's... 75A
c.. 3. d q. AZ. 11H
CM&StP gen 4's11O
C.. Il n. con 7's..132tE
G.. Z. |. e. F.. 4's los
CCC&SLgan4's 994
Chicago ] er IS. 81
Colo. SO. ga, 9SH
D h. Rio G.4's... % : J
r.. prtor Hen as. osA
Erie t+en A'e SAX
IL. D.C.1sts ,fO9H
EOrk. V. ! ID st0hk
L.. - n. uut. as ,.1O1
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-04-21

RALEIGH SPOT COTTON MARKET.
Raleigh, N. c., April IS.
Receipts for the Week........ 167 bales
FFlces .9aM 10 lie
Receipts his season..........14,75 1 bales
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29
WANT P0STOFFTCE
At SOUTH FORK.
On Route to Thunder Noun
tain. Numerously
Signed Petition.

A petition has been forwarded to
Senator Dubois. asking him to use
his good offices in hs wing postoffice
established on the South Fork of the
Salmon River-Shiefer' ranch.
The petition is signed by SO persons
who will receive mail at that point
The petition asks for the appointment
of Lawrence Phelan--a former Wei
ser boy-as postmaster, and the
office to be named Comfort post
office.
The Office will be located in close
proximity to the Big Greek district,
the residents of which are now com
PEELED to get their mail at Warren or
Roosevelt, distance of 40 or so
miles, or have 1T brought in by spec
ial carrier.
The location of the office at South
Fork would be within easy reach of
the miners 1t would be forty miles
from Thunder Mountain; fifteen
miles from Profile Greek. 1t would
be on the main travelled trail to Thun-
der Mt.
A letter received from South Fork
states that many men are going into
the camp at this time. Two parties,
one Of SIX, the other of seven men,
left that point last week, They are
go NC in to dey, lop mining proper
tics. The writer states that lively
season is anticipated in Thundei
Mountain, and much development
work win be done.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29
VENDOME ARRIVALS.

@ H Spencer Chgo; Chas Mcclure, Spo-
kane; j f Dunlarp and wife, Spokane;W
w Wolf and wife Spokane; d H Morse,
w II Morse; Mrs Gafney, Spokane; A
NJ Hawin, st Louis; Lewis @ Garrigus,
Jr, Portland; Ed Short, Payette; Frank
Ryan, Baker City; Geo Piliford Baker
City; d Points. Council; John Elliwood,
Boise; Chas Dahlin, Boise; N Foster,
Boise Geo 7 Nesbitt, Payette; w M
Hyatt Payette; r E Eicher, Payette,
Mrs Nina VanFossen, Meadows;B E Utz,
Spokane; John H Dells, Spokane; @ B
Hiron, N Y; B Mack, Cuprum; G w
Ross, Salubria;A P Bradbury, Portland;
A A Cavines, Cambridge o G Hemen-
way, Salt Lake; } McMahan aud wife,
Council; M H McMinn and wife, Boise;
@ e Constant, Denver; L L Burtenshaw,
Council; James Under, Council; A
Speer, Kearney, Nebr H Walters, Coun-
Gil; X w Hemingway, Council; VIM l.
Raymond, Meadows; Geo w Edgington,
Ogden, Utah James Su ton. Boise; M
Dickerson, Middle Valley; T 9 Shrine
Malsa City, Ariz; G @ Peterson, Jackson
Vile, Fla; Anderson Moser, Council; G A
Woodland, Bourne; E w Winters, Stock
ton, Kansas; @ o Cochran, Stockson
Kansas; L H Harris, Stockton, Kansas
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29

Weiser Monday evening, and started
to work yesterday morning.
u. Z. Lewis, of Oklahoma CITY.
oklahoma Territory, is late arrival.
MT. Lewis is an attorney, looking for
a loratlon- At present Mr.. Lewis is
seeking for health He will 90 to
Meadows for month or so and will
tnen seek permanent location. He
is very favorably impressed with
Wei,er, and may conclude to locate
h, re-.
Mrs. Nina Van Fossen, who has
been at Denver, Colorado, and
other points further east for the past
three months, returned tc her home
at Meadows yesterday morning. Mrs
Van Fossen is more in love with Idaho
than ever, and thinks it is the bes-
state in the west for money making
opportunities. Mrs. Van Fosser
owns ranch and fine timber claim
near Meadows.
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Everett, Wash where they will make
their home in the future

looking over Washington county with
a view to locat mr..
Tim Driscol amt ST e., Of Payette,
were visiting friends and relatives IN
the city Saturday and sunday.
G. W Mcdowell. manager of the
Consolidated Mii,g company, at
Mineral, was in the city Saturday.
W. L. Raymond, OF Meadows.
returned to his home Monday morn
ing from weeks visit to Oregon.
Len Coleman returned Monday
morning from Owyhee, where he
went last week to look after his cat
tie interests
Miss Della Curl returned to Port
land Saturday evening. She received
message stating that some mem
Der of the family was seriously i'll.
Henry Harper, who has been EN-
ployed at Sumpier, Oregon for the
past two months, is visiting his rela-
tives in Weiser.
Frank Lee and A. w. Stoddard, of
Spencer, Idaho, are IN the city The
gentlemen are investigating this To-
cality with view to Locating
Monday was the most dis agreeable
day seen in Weiser for many months.
Tho wind blew hurricane and the
air was filed with Weiser real estate.
Work on the construction of tho
Methodist Episcopal parsonage is
progressing at rapid rate, and IN a
short time will be ready for occu-
pancy.
Mrs i. l.. Burtenshaw and wife,
and Isaac McMahan and wife, of
Council who have been in the city
several days, returned home Monday
morning.
Passenger traffic on the Pacific &
Idaho Northern, is constantly in
creasing. Tuesday morning both
coaches were crowded, and the bag
gage and express car was IN a like
condition.
Charles Morse left yesterday morn
ing for his home at Bear Mr.
Morse has arranged for extensive
development work on his mining
properties in the Rapid River district
this season.
Attorney Geo P. Rhea returned
Friday evening from Vale, Oregon,
where he went to investigate the title
to the Steele q Adams ranch, pur.
chased by Messrs Butterfeld &
Mitchell, of Weiser.
Attorney Carol G. Dolman went
to Cambridge Tuesday, as attorney
for plaintiffs in the damage cases
brought against John and Park Rose,
whose sheep, it is alleged, were with
in tie two mile limit.
Norman jackson, chief clerk o
the state land department, went to
the northern part of the county
Monday, on business connected will
state lands in that section. He viii
be absent about week.
Frank Korup is still adding man.
improvements to his already wei
equipped shop. His large refrig
orator has been placed in position
and Mr.. Korup no longer fears tn
approach of warm weather.
Mrs. Mary Willis of Salt LAX
City, Is visiting her grandchildren
Miss Mary and Emma Harper, AM
Ed and Henry Harper. Mrs. WIN
is so years of age, and came alon
alone almost the entire distance.
Sheriff Adams went to Cambridg
Tuesday, to settle the ownership o
several horses which were attached
by VIM. Eckles in his civil SUI
against D. f. Butcher. The animal
are claimed by another party.
Robert Brown, who sold his ranc
property on the fiat west of town las
week, to A. j. Hughes, of La Grand
: Orooon has purchased through Il
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29
Baptist Bible Conference.

Saturday last the pastor of the
Baptist church left for Cambridge,
with his wife, to attend a bible con-
ference held in the Cambridge Bap-
fist church.
The purpose of the conference was
TO incile The people to give more at
tention 10 bible study and a'so to
have addresses and bible readings
from ible students The conference
was absolutely inf rmsl, every one
being invited to take part in it who
so wished to 10 so, All who attend
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29
Subscribers, Take Notice.

Subscribers, Take Notice.
he date given on the colored address
on your paper is the date to which
subscription is paid. Whenever
make a payment WATCH YOUR
BEL and if the date is NOT
lNGED WITHIN TWO WEEKS
[lFY THE OFFICE WITHOUT
LAY.
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ADvERTISING RATES

L,,v cents per inch first insertion. Fifteen
nsr ,uch subsequent insertions OF same
ina,oo ADVERTISEMENTS per month. inch
Each additional inch 81 20,
.,asv issue alo~e ut following rates:
| II standing ads 10 cents per inch per month
III inch. per month, Vi 90.
n Notices 81 90 per inch in (non-pareiD
rsrtiop, 50 cents per inch each subsequent
kion.
n, Of Thanks. sl.0O
Etusry Poetry, 10 cents line.
FREE PAPERS TO ADVERTISERS
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29
The Sure Way.

to prevent Pneumonia and Consump-
ton is to cure your. cold when it
first appears. Acker' English Rem
edy will stop the cough in night,
and drive the cold out of your sys-
TEN. Always quick and sure cure
for Asthma, Bronchitis, and all
throat and lung troubles. If it does
not satisfy you, the druggist will re-
fnnd your money. Write to us fol
free sample. w. H. HOOKER q Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y. DAVIS Drug Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29

WelSer, Ida.
ed enjoyed themselves greatly, and a
prayer meeting held at 6 o'clock on
Sunday morning was quite largely
attended, the Cambridge people gave
a most hearty welcome to all.
Among the visitors from distant
places we've Rev. l.. G. Clark, the
general missionary for the Baptist in
Montana and S. Id, Rev w. h..
Bowler, district missionary for 5.
Id. Rev. j. D. Johnson from Salt
Lake City, missionary to the Am. 5
S. Union. Members from the Mid
die Valley Baptist church and OF
Weiser were present The sessions
which were held at different times,
from Saturday 2 p. IN. to Sunday III
%. m were full of interest ana OF
freedom During the absence OF
Pastor Delepine Deacon 5. Nj. Dick
erson led a devotional meeting on
Sunday morning to take the place OF
of the regular preaching service. The
meeting was well attended, and SC
profitable, that the pastor is doubly
Glad to have absented himself fol
that Sunday.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29
Providing a Legacy.

Salubria Newsletter.
Weiser is having hard time to
get anything done on her water
works system. Jerry White. the
contractor, seems to be the "chle1
high mogul," and rather anxious TO
leave the completing of the contract
as a legacy to his great-grand-c child
ren.
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+HE SIGN AL


cred April 49, 1902, as second class matter;
see st Weiser, Idaho. ACT OF congress- OF
hS 1897
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29

Mr.. Sheep man, if you want
GOOD shoe try q pair OF Iva
Ashestoa. Morris Sommer sells them.
65-13w
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29

Right straight from the mlne-a
car Of first class Rock Springs Nut
Coal You need some, come to me.
p. 4. Roberts.
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D, 5. |. TIME TABLE

ONTO the wife of NJ. A, Daily,
pound boy.
H Rees, of Mineral, is a visitor
be city this week.
ISIS Ella Currin went to Boise Fri
to visit friends.
arlcn Page, of Meadows, was a
TOR in the city Saturday.
Il. Hopper of Cambridge, is a
ness visitor in the city.
j. Butcher of Cambridge, was
slness visitor Friday.
u.s. Lewis Hall went to Boise
lrday afternoon to visit friends.
NJ Crowell. of Council, was a
ness visitor to the city Monday.
lacR Thompson returned to his
ing camp at Rapid River Satur-
layor VIM. Coughanour and wife,
asette, were city visitors Satur-
SaaG McMahan, a former business
y council came down Friday or
ness.
,uuerson Mosier, one of Councils
rus cl'lzens, was in the city this
p"Orney G. G. Dolman went te
y friday afternoon on lega
mess.
bowler of Shoshone was il
sl'y Friday evening, enroute tic
fOridge.
~ ''e Will be special meeting O
1iook Club tomorrow at th,
q hour. "
montgomery is in Weiser
as Just returned from Crippl,
eS, Colorado. ~
~ T. Esther Conner of Weise
~ Wednesday with her sister
ala s"'e' In this -Huntingto,
Shn ICES will be held at the Bap
d.r at the usual hours mex
'0'n morning and evening
A. Utter went to Minsr., g.,
ro,s n'ns to attend to engineer
/ oha. ~ that place, of which h
|pb,; iaey |, F. Smith went +
ss,idgs yesterday as oon msa' = :
ss trisa =. 10 the several sheep case
s,. and Mrs. J. H. Harris. g.
'noay morning &c
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-04-29
Advertised Letters.

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ing April % 1903. 70 u.ia
Connell John Derrick, Mrs
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-06
.rULE QUOTATIONS..

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Mule quotations for broke mules. Z 10