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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-02-07

G. b. Stevens, a BOISE resident, is
a visitor this week.
W. A. Cayanaugh, a prominent
Payete citizen, is city visitor.
Tim Driscold, the well known
Payetle sheepmau, is in the city.
Born-To the wife of Owen APP
pegate Thursday evening, a daughter.
B. h. Phetteplace returned Thurs
Jay from business trip to Baker
CITY.
Wills Parks, a resident of the city
Of Council, was business visitor
this week
IT, l.. Coleman and C. S. Skinner
''s visitors from Owyhee in the city
this week.
WIN. hutchinson, an Indian wal
IVY resident, was visitor to the CITY
Wednesday.
H. L. Lockett, a leading ranch
"an and stock raiser of Dell, Oregon.
IS IN the city on business.
r MI and Mrs. f. G. Moss, Ellis
y "es and Houston Mastin are
f'ye'ls visitors this week.
1n a. 6. Powell, representing the
nuns central R. R., is in the city.
'A'"S after his roads interests.
i, w. GOWNS who has been at
,I '' Sueep camp near Brannon for
past Ten months is in the city.
" r''e Will be a "box social, at the
IN on tuesday evening, Feb.
OViee Tree. Everybody come.
me-. ARK "ardwall, a resident of En-
n''t' on old timer in this seo,ion !.
snCes. oio a'quaiht-
held ~. senior class of the high school
at H. 'Ie'r regular fornightly meeting
, ns nome Of Miss Lena pritchett7
evening. D' class Friday
rup 3 r IA received a large Her.
It i na w.. nal safe Thursday afternoon
ci rT Probably the largest safe n the
can ~ N.Y.. s'sling 500 pounds. Louis
bis vs,". 9ieep in peace, knowing tina,
day no,0 mOyer and family left Thurs.
where timing tha,a for weatherford, Texas,
By tn, , ssy will reside. Thsy went
through 1 o, o. Portland, and will %
leading s' California s,l stopping at the /,
God. places of lntareat :, ~.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-02-07

>"'AaS Tic
Boise Statesman, is in the city.
Dora Eaton, a little girl living in
the eastern part of the city, is ill
with scarletina.
Misses Ida and Melthia Biooer-
staff, of Council, were visiting in the
city Wednesday.
There will be another orcbestr.
dance at the opera house next Fri.
day, February, 18th.
b. }. Wilkinson, of Idaho Falls
is in the city this week. COMPARING
the merits of eastern and western
Idaho.
The ladies of the Women's Relief
Corpse will meet hereafter until
further notice the last Saturday of
each month.
Weather reports show from 6 to 8
below yesterday morning, coolest of
the season. Past week clear. cold.
no storms.
Mrs. Nina Pence left for North
Powder, Oregon, Thursday morning,
to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Temp
kins, of that place.
Alex johnson has accepted the
position of bookkeeper with the hard
ware firm of Haas Bros. Mr.. John
ston is competent man.
Miss Annie Simpson, of Caldwell,
who has been visiting Miss Ethel
Ashley for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home Wednesday.
Services at st. Luke's next Sun
day will include a sermon in the
Beatitudes in the morning, and one
ON "Jeremiah's Thrilling AposMop-
hic, at evening prayer.
Fred Brockman, who has been
constructing bridge across the
Payette river at Falk's store, re-
turned home Wednesday afternoon,
having completed the work.
II. D. Shut, OF Kalamazoo, Mich
lgan, is in the city. Mr.. Shut, who
is ex-recorder of Kalamazoo county
is looking over this section with the
view of locating. He was here last
summer.
c. 4. Ketching, who is now mail
clerk on the P & |. N R r. received
notice Wednesday of his appointment
to a regular run on the Short Line
and O. R. & N from PocatelIo to
Portland He will take his new run
as soon as his successor on his pre-.
sent run arrives In Weiser.
The "High Five club met at the
residence of R. G. Mckinney We'd
nesday evening. Eleven tables were
in play during the evening. The
ladies prize was won by Mrs. James
Coakley and the gentlemens by e.
P. Hall. Refreshments were served
during the evening. Everyone pres
ent expressed themselves as delighted
with their evenings entertainment.
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Onions; How to Raise Them Prohtably.
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Gregory on Carrots, Mangold- wurzels, Etc.
| BY J. J. H. Gregory. 80 cents.
Gregory on Squashes. By ]. J. II. Gregory.
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German of DR.. Felix Wahnchaffe, with
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The Young Market Gardener. b. L, Grein-
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How to Make the Garden Pay BY T.
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NEW BOOKS.
Animal Breeding. By Thomas Shaw. $3.50.
Plums and Plum Culture BY f. A. Waugh.
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Thomas Shaw. $1.oO.
soiling Crops and the silo. By Thomas
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The Study of Breeds. BY Thomas Shaw.
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Cabbage, Cauifower and Allied Vegetables,
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Reeds Cottage House. by S. B. Reed. 81 90.
The Ice Crop. By Theron L. Hies. $1.O0.
The Complete Carriage and Wagon Painter.
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Painter, Glider and varnisher's Companion
How to Cooperate. BY Herbert Myrick.
$1.0O.
Bookkeeping for Farmers. By T. Clark At
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Fishers Grain Tables. % cents.
Plaster and Plasterers. By Fred T. Hodg-
The neI Builders Guide. By Fred T. Hodgson.
Everybodys Paint Book $1OO
The Secrets of Health, or How Not to BE
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The Traction Engine By James II. Mad
How to Build Home By F. C. Moore
Fertilizers By Edward B. Voorhees,. $1,OO
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The New Rhubarb Culture. BY j. E.
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The American Sugar Industry. BY Herbert
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New Methods in Education. BY j. Liberty
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The Rose-Its Cultivation Varieties, Etc
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Beautifyng Country Homes BY Weiden-
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Annals of Horticulture. BY L. Fl. Bailey
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Principles Of Plant Culture. BY E. S.
Golf. $1.00
Ornamental Gardening for Americans. BY
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Secrets of Rose Culture. BY w. J. Hat
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The Nursery Book. By l.. H. Bailey. Sl.OO
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Eberhart's Elements of Entomology. BY
Mobile M Eberhart, Phi. D. 35 cents :.
Treats Injurious Insects for the Farm and
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Insects Injurious to Fruits. BY Prof. Will
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Entomology for Beginners. By A. s. Pack
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Gibson's Camp Life in the Woods. By W.
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American Bird Fancier. BY D. J. Brownie
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Gregory on Carrots Mangold- Wurzels Etc.
BY ]. ]. II. Gregory 30 cents.
Gregory on Squashes. By ]. ]. H. Gregory.
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Scientific Examination of Soils. From the
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The Young Market Gardener B. T. Grein-
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How to Make the Garden Pay. BY T..
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HORSES.

Herbert's Hints to Horse-Keepers BY the
late Henry William Herbert Drank For
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American Horses and Horse Breeding. BY
John Dimon. $3.50.
Dadds American Reformed Horse Book. By
Prof. Geo. H. Dadd. 5000.
The Bride Bits. By Col. j. C. Battersby.
McClure's American Gentleman's Stable
Guide. By Robert Mcclure, M. D., V. S.
Scientific Horseshoeing. BY Prof William
Russell. $500.
Sanders Horse Breeding BY J. II. Sand
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Stewards American Farmers Horse Book
By Robert Stewart, M. D., " S. $780,
Animal Castration. By A. Liautard V. S.
$500.
The Percheron Horse In America By Col.
M. c. Weld. In France, by Chas. Du
Hays. so cents.
How to Handle and Educate Vicious Horses
Dadd's Modern Horse Doctor. By Geo. H.
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Ed. Geers' Experience with the Trotters and
PAGERS. By e. f. Geers. $500.
Howden's The Horse ; How to Buy and Sell
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Youatt and Spooner on the Horse. By Hon.
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The Veterinary Science: BY J. E. Hodgins
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Training the Trotting Horse. BY chas. Mar
How to Judge Horse. By Captain f. W.
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Diseases of the Horse, and How to Treat
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PIGEONS AND RABBITS.
Practical Pigeon Keeper. By Lewis Wright.
The Practical Rabbit Keeper. By Cuniculus.
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Belgian Hare Breeding By J. w. barrow
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Langstroth on the Hive and HOney,Bee.
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Quimby's New Beekeeping. By L. c. Root
Cook Manual on the Apiary. BY Prof. A
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Homes for Home Builders. Edited and ar
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Schribner's Lumber and Log Book 25c.
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Modern House Plans for Everybody. By
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-15
CATTLE AND DAIRYING.

The Daiaryman's Manual. BY Henry Stew.
Dadd's American Cattle Doctor By George
H. Dadd, M. d. $1.00.
Dadd's American Cattle Doctor. By George
H. Dadd, v. S. $500.
Milk: Its Nature and Composition. BY c.
M. Altman, M. A, d. Sc. $1.25.
Cattle Breeding. By VIM. Warfeld $500
Common Sense Ideas for Dairymen. By
George H: Blake. .$1.O0.
Cheese MISUNDERSTANDING Swiss, Brick, Linn
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Pasteurization and Milk Preservation. By
J. H. Monrad. so cents.
Diseases of Horses and Cattle. By DR.. d.
Mcintosh, V. S. $1.75.
Milk and It's Products. By Henry H. Wing.
$1.0O.
Cheese Making in Switzerland. By ]. H.
The Dairy Try Calf. By L. S. Hardin. 25c
Key to Profitable Stock Feeding. By Her.
bert Myrick. 25 cents.
Feeds and Feeding. BY w. A. Henry. $500.
American Dairying. BY H. B. Gurler 81 90.
Outlines, of Dairy Bacteriology. BY II. H.
A B c in Cheese Making. By J. H. Monrad.
so cents.
Horses. Cattle, Sheep and Swine. By Geo.
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Keeping One Cow. $1.O0.
The Winter Care of Horses and Cattle BY
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Stock Breeding. BY Manly Miles, NJ d.
Testing Milk and It's Products. By e. H,
The Farmers Veterinary Adviser. By Prof.
Feeding Animals. By Elliot W. Stewart.
Gue aion;' Treatise on Mich Cows. By
Mich Cows and Dairy Farming By Charles
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-15
SHEEP, SWINE AND GOATS.

American Angora Goats. By George Ed
nv, ward Slo Allen, D. % H. cents VS. pusbwortb
Diseases of Swine. BY D. Mcintosh, V. S.
Coburn's Swine Husbandry. By f. D. Co.
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Home Pork Making By A. w. Fulton. 5o
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Stewart. $1.O0.
The American Merino. BY Stephen Powers
Harris on the Pig. By Joseph Harris $1.00.
POULTRY.
Blanchard's Poultry Book. By Fl. L. Blanch-
Poultry lr Craft. By John H. Robinson. $500.
The Diseases of Poultry. By DR.. d. b. Sal
mon. so cents
Pocket Money Poultry. By Myra v. Norys.
Duck Culture. BY James Rankin: 25 cents It's
The American Standard of Perfection. $1.OO.
Poultry Culture. By I. X. Fetch. $1:50;
Low Cost Poultry Houses. BY }. wallace
Capons for Profits. BY T. Greiner, 1894.
80 cents.
Profitable Poultry Keeper. By Stephen Beal'
The New Egg Farm. BY H. H. stoddard'
$780, ,..,
turkeys and Now MTT,c t. GFGS Them Edited
Profits in Poultry $1OO - OK
Wright's Practical Poultry Keeper. BY L.
Wright. $500.
IBroilers for Profit By Michael K. Boyer.
so cents.
FRUITS.
The Pruning Book. BY L. H. Bailey, $1.5q.
American Fruit Culturist By John j.
Pear aro Culture for Profit. By p. T. Quinn.
$100 D..ro
The Nut Culturist. By Andrew S. Fuller
Peach Culture By Hon. ]. Alexander Full
ton. $1.00. . NJ,
Small Fruit Culturist. BY Andrew s. Full
Ter. $1.00. e,ro
Grape Culturist BY A. S. Fuller. $150;
Strawberry Culturist. By Andrew s. Fui-
Cranberry Culture BY Joseph J. White.
The Spraying of Plants. BY E. G. Lode
Principles Of Fruit Growing By L. H.
Field Notes on Apple Culture. By Prof L.
Fl. Bailey, Jr. rs &c cents W Maoob 500.
Cape Cod Cranberrles. BY James "epD'
40 cents
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-15

Principles of Dog Training. BY w. c. Per
cy (Kit Killbird). 80 cents.
Dogs: Their Management and Treatment
in Disease. BY Ashmont. so cents.
Hints on Dog Breaking. By William Floyd
80 cents.
FISHES.
Domesticated Trout-How To Breed and
Grow Them. BY Livingston Stone $3.50.
Roosevelts Superior Fishing. BY Robert
Barnwell Roosevelt. $3.50
Book on the Black Bass. By DR.. James A.
Henshall. $500.
Goldfish and It's Culture. BY Hugo Null.
erett. $1.00.
More About the Black Bass BY Dr. James
A. Henshall $3.50
Home Fishing and Home Waters. BY Seth
Green. so cents.
The A B of Carp Culture. BY A. l. Root
and Geo. Finley. 80 cents.
The Scientific Angler. BY the late David
Foster. $1.00.
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sPoRTSMEN's BOOKS.

Gibson's Camp Life in the Woods By w
Hamilton Gibson. $1.0O
American Bird Fancier. By D. j. Brownie
and DR.. Fuller Walker. so cents.
Practical Boat Sailing. By Douglas Frazar
$1.00
Batty's Practical Taxidermy and Home Dec
Grafton By Joseph H. Batty. $1.OO;
Hunter and Trapper. BY Halsey Thrasher
80 cents.
Murphy's American Game, Grid Shooting
BY John Mortimer Murphy. $3.50.
Canary Birds. so cents.
Hints on Rifle Practice with Military Arms
BY C. e. Prescott 20 cents.
DOGS.
The Dogs of Great Britain, America and
Other Countries. $1.50.
Kennel Secrets. By "Ashmont" $500.
Diseases of Dogs. By Hugh Dalziel. OF
cents.
The Management and Diseases of the Dog
BY John Woodruff Hill $3.50.
Training VS.. Breaking By S. It. Hammond
S1.00 az
TIE GREYHOUND BY Hugh Dalziel. $1.00
THE ST Bernard By Hugh Dalziel. $1.OO
The Fox TERROR. By Hugh Dalziel $1.oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-16
4 Horse Race.

From the Chicago Evening Post.
 It was a fve-furlong race for 2-year- olds-one of those races where your eyes get tired watching the ten or twelve jockeys getting ready to start where they fairly ache as false start after false start is made; one of those short races where you hardly have time to enthuse
 The two men strained their eyes for fully fifteen or twenty minutes trying to decide which horse was which, as the colors of the jockeys intermingled the other side of the oval It had been:
 They'll get away now No; the green sulked."
 There they go. sure! No; they're strung away out"
 ''It takes 'em long time to get back to the post. Now they're off Hang it.. that jockey ought to be disciplined"
 Finally the Irishman's eyes grew tired and he closed them for an instant Then 1t was that his friend gave the final shout that every one knows and that car ries conviction with 1t:
 They're off"
 The Irishman passed his hand quickly across his eyes, looked up and responded {:
 We're liar; they've finshed.'
 They had.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-16
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-16

It is pretty we'll understood that Charles Murphy will not put before the people as Tammanys mayorty choice weak candidate like George B Mcclellan or fence jumper like sheppard. Gel Franklin Bartlett is put forward as the man best adapted to m the most impcr- tant office. Bryan's manifesto that he will come to New York and take the stump against Bartlett. would result in his election and most pa;ricu;arly since he has the audacity to call Grover Cleve- land "a bunco steerer.' Devery, loud mouthed and noisy, travels his rounds stirring up the filth he made as chief of police. Every time he speaks he con- vinces the audience that Murphy did well to have him refused at the doors of the Saratoga convention and unseated at Tammanys executive committee meet ings.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-16
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The following letter from Manufac
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Dear Editor: If any of your readers are suffering from Lost Ma: cd. Ner- vous Debility, Shrunken Organs. Sexual Weakness. etc.. and want a sure. quick cure, tell them to write to me and 1 will gladly send them a free prescription with full directions for a home treatment in plain, sealed envelope-one that I know will do the work. There Is no charge whatever; just tell them to write me in confidence and l will show them how to avoid scheming medical quacks and re- gain their health without personal em- barrassment. Yours respectfully. THOS. BRADFORD, 3l5 Bradford Bldg,
 Cincinnati, O.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-16
University of Alabama

Established 1881. Enrolment to Date, 1000. JOHN W. ABERCROMBIE, Pres, Forty officers of government and in- struction.
 Enrolment for last session, 375. Excellent laboratory facilities. Good gymnasium.
 Graduate and undergraduate courses in thirteen academic schools. Professional courses in Engineering Law. Medicine and Pharmacy. Considering advantages offered. cheap est school in south. Tuition in academic department free to Alabamians
 Next session opens Wednesday. Septem- ber 9.
 For catalogue, address R. T. MAJORS. Sec'y., University, Ala
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