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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
DEATHS.

cuRRY--The funeral Of Dr.; J, T. ~.
CURRY, who died In Asheville, N. g.
Thursday, will take place at the Iidch-
mond College Chapel, at the head Of
t tsddSS 4. AETHRNooN, FlIButJAfY
10, 1908
Fl pRlBEFT.-Dled, Friday, O'clock r.
M, at her former residence, No 622
North Harrison Street, MRS, NANCY
: Funeral Will take place MONDAY
EVENING" 8 O'CLOCK r. NJ, from
rifth-street BAPTIST Church.
e'eloek =, NJ February l4tR, JAMES
h pACN JACKSON, In the fifty-flfth
yi Funsr or MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1c
1908, ct O'Clock r, NJ, \
sAuTER-D!ed, FIsIlDpERISH CASPER
SAUTDR. mother OF Mrs, Niohoas
steiglodor. at Robin Park Farm, $50
O'clock p, NJ. Saturday, February 14th,
The deceased was born at Freudenstadt,
WuTtenburg. Germany, aged seventy
two years, eleven months,
Funeral ut the house, 200 o'clock r.
/. M, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, IN
termept at lakewood,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Passenger Train Runs Into
Switch Near Alexandria
AT LEAST TWO KILLED
Engineer and Fireman kiIled--PoIce
and Wrecking Train Sent TO Scene
from AIexandria-On Man
Said TO Have Been Arrested

+
WASHINGTON, February li.-Traln
No, IS, of the New York and Florida En-
press, OF the couthern Railway, ran into
an open switch at Ravensworth, Va, to-
night. Fireman Walter NVigginton, col
ored, was killed and Engineer 1..omas
PurN'ts is missing. So far as known none
OF the passengers were seriously injured.
The body of the fireman was recovered.
II is thought the switch was tempered
with for the purpose of wrecking tie
train. The switch light was missing and
the lock gone. A man who ran into the
station at Burkcs. two miles south of
Ravensworth. and told of the wreck,
was detained as a suspect. His actions
were those of q demented man. His
name Is unknown.
The train consisted of three sleepers
mail car and baggage car. Only the
engine and maxi car left the track A
wreclsing train with physicians was sent
from Alexandria. Va. to Ravensworth
which Is eighteen miles south of Wash.
ington. The wrecked train left here at
.h5 p NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
SEEKFORD TRIAL
In SPRINGFIELD
Young Man Of Page County
Charged with Murder
on the Streets.
fsoccial 10 The Times. pispatcA )

LURAY, VA. February 1.-THE trial
OF Homer Seekford, young man of This
county, for the murder OF Mrs. william
Gebauer, in Springfield. O., on the tia
of last July, Is now in progress in that
city. and several citizens of this county
are In attendance In behalf OF the pris-
oner, The killing occurred on one of
the principle streets of Springfield. Young
Seektord, 1t is said, had become enamored
OF a young widow, Mrs. Susan Flecl, of
that city. and was In company with her
when the tragedy occurred.
Mrs Fleck, 1t is said. was trying to
rid herself OF Seekfords company, and
when opposite the Geba,ar home, mad
an cutlery which brought Mrs. Gebaucr
10 the door. Al this instant, Mrs Eeck
attempted TO enter the Gebauer house,
when seekford pulled his pistol, s2-
calt9re, and fred ne the rereat!ng wo-
man The ball went wild Of It's mark,
striking Mrs. Gehauer, who WAS s,undln &
in her doorway. and from which she died
In about ,tWeatysMnutes Seekford mad G
his escape, but WAS later captured
Il Excitement al the time was high, ana
strong talk OF lynehing was INDUCED in.
the woman who was killed being very
popular. seekford's plea is INSANITY.
which his attorneys claim was caused bv
a blow on the head. which he RECEIVED
while engaged III tearing down the ooun-
~ Jail building IN I.ufay several Years
ago. Mrs. lslecks husband committed
suicide some time before the tragedy
which was caused. 1t is said, by tho
Intimacy between his wife and seekford
This, however, Is stoutly denied by Seek
ford.
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SUBURBAN DEVELOPMENT
Many Handsome Residences Being
Built on Outskirts Of the City.

Built on Outskirts Of the City.
The visitor to the various suburbs Is
much Impressed with the wonderful and
rapid improvements now going on. New
houses can be seen on every side. and
in spite Of unfavorabe weather contrac-
tors and builders are kept busy. From
time to time have been noted the hand.
some and many Improvements In the Lee
District, hut the other suburbs are Just
rs rapidly filling up This is specially
noted on Grove and Floyd Avenues in
the far West End, and all along the troll
10y lines ground is broken almost daily
for new houses. Just beyond Home Place.
on Floyd Avenue, five new modern cot
tages have been completed in as many
months, and this week ground was broken
for three more in their Immediate yicln-
ity.
Mr.. J. p. billiard. q builder, who lately
moved 10 Richmond. is the pioneer in this
development, and has met with phenom-
email success. Early in the season he Sc
cured an option from j. Thompson Brown
& Co. on about thity lots, and has already
improved and sold over one-nfth Of his
holdings. Among the purchasers and
builders In this sectiN are Mr.. j. 3.
Omohundro Mrs. Ida B. Carson, Mrs.
Jennie Calder, William Walker, George
D. Pearman Mrs Martha j. Bryant, j. b.
Sprinke, and others Mar by the hand
some summer residence Ca Sl0,Wo buildiIg)
of William RelSer, Is nearing compile
ton. the handsome home Of Mr.. Won
Rosenegk has recently been improved,
and many Others are contemplating To-
eating near by. The Wcsthampton line
Is running good schedule, and one fare
puts the suburbanite at his door.
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Claudia Hazen White at Leader Hall yes
terday afternoon. in the special matinee
for the benefit OF Oak Grove Church. A
large audience enjoyed the delightful
programme rendered by Mrs. White and
her many assistants.
MANCHESTER ELKs.
The officers of Richmond Lodge Of Elks
Will meet at Leader Hall o.morrow
night. with the charter members Of the
proposed Lodge of Elks for Manche ester,
and temporary organization will be per-
fected. There arc nearly fifty of the best
citizens of Manchester on the charter
list, On March 10th a permanent or
ganization will be effected.
SMALL TALK.
louisville: is. visiting friends and rela-
tives in Manchester
IN tne city yesterday calling on friends.
Mr.; }, c. Brown, a well known citizen
OF Chesterfield county. Is i'll at his home
Marriage and Dinner will be the sub
1ect OF Rev Father Waters sermon at
Sacred Heart Church to might. postponed
Fo ond ! Ioo SUNDAY en1day Morning services at
a large number Of tickets have been
disposed of for the supper to be given
~ the young Ladies Of Sacred Heart
..iiei ~ VIC ouHuu -SCIlOOl room on
Tuesday night. No suppers can be sent
out slTE
Mrs. ], D. Manly, who was operated on
Thursday at the Virginia Hospital. is
resting easily.
Manchester Lodge, knights Of Pythlas,
will meet in important session Tomorrow
night.
The resignation of Rev. Mr.. Kincheloe
will be considered by the congregation
Of Stockton-Street Baptist Church after
the morning service to-day.
fN1,g>L AZ M ppf, N1,,> ,,1I ~.
usual soirce at Leader Hall tomorrow
night.
REV. L. v. Badly will preach at Balm
uul Hunger at II o'clock, and 1.-The Con
version Of the Phiippian Jaller' at 7:45
p. NJ.
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Birthday Party.

Friday night Mrs. Gilbert gave q BIRTH
day party In honor of her daughter Mar
guerite's thirteenth birthday, at her resi-
dence, No. 1909 West Main Street. The
evening was delightfully."- spent in dancing,
music and games. The table was beau
tfully set in her large and pretty dining
room. with refreshments of all kinds
Mrs. Gilbert was assisted In ertaimng
the children by Mrs. Bryant and Seigle
and Misses Rose Winston, Freddie
Nystrum and Lee Bcyille.
The children present We're: Lula Ready,
Jennie Goddin, Mamie Rider. Gertrude
Perry. Myrtle Perry, Cora Perry, Ruby
Perry, Dviline Thaw, Marguerite Thaw,
Giyds ThaW, Roxy Bevllle, Marguerite
Gilbert. Maua Gilbert. Elem Beville, John
Huston, Lee Beyille, Earnest Thompson,
Walter Saunders Alvin Saunders, Stuart
Goddin, John Gilbert.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
CARNEGIE OFFERED
TO ADVANCE MONEY
(By Associated Press.).

WASHINGTON. Feb. 14-Moved by the
spirit in which Herbert W. Bowen has
conducted the peace negotiations at Wash
ington with the representatives OF the
succeed Andrew Carnegie upon hearing
of Germany's action In demanding a cash
payment of one million seven hundred
and eighteen thousand bolivars instead
of the five thousand five hundred pounds
previously promised her, sent the follow
Ing message to Mr.. Bowen. dated Feb
ruary 18th:
Il shall be glad to hand you over at
once $3.50. 600 to meet the German demand
III Venezuela desires it,"
Mr.. Bowen dispatched a grateful reply
to Mr.. Carnegie, thanking him for the
generous offer, which, however, 1t was
not necessary to accept
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
STREET FOR
MANCEIES TER
Committee to Formulate it's
Plans Tomorrow Night.
STOCKTON AND sEMMEs
STOCKTON AND SEMMES
Permanent Improvement I'm Their New
Thoroughfares-E|ks to Organize
Tomorrow Night COMMITTEE
Liquor Dealers-Notes.

Manchester Bureau, Times-Dispatch,
Carriers Drug Store. No. 1l02 Hull ST.
When the Street Committee meets to-
morrow night in It's first session since
the adoption OF the budget and with
year will be mapped out.
Mi. Patram, the chairman Of the COM
nittee, is emphatic in his expressions of
approval of the plan to begin q SYSTEM
attic, permanent scheme of Improvement
There will probably be some sort OF a
fight in the committee as to the DISPOSE
ton of the improvements. Each Coun-
Gilman wants his respective ward to get
as much as possible, but at tho same
time the general good OF the city will be
looked after, irrespectiv OF the location
as Regards wards.
Mr.. Rudd, who is not n member OF the
Street committee, but who Is a member
of tho Finance Committee, made q strong
stand In the latter committee to have
the appropriation divided pro rata, so
far, as taxation was concerned The
matter was referred to the Street Com
mttcc, however, and 1t Is quite proba-
bio that the Street Committee will stand
by Its original idea to place the most of
tho funds upon the Improvements to
Semmes and Stockton Streets.
No matter what decision is reached In
the matter, 1t is not probable that the
| City Engineer will begin the work until
| spring,
LIQUOR DEALERS.
| Messrs. Moore, Robinson and Day, the
committee appointed at the meeting OF
| loquor dealers at the meeting Friday
morning, will formulate Il protest against
the proposed increase In the license fee
They We're instruct ted to gather Stats tics
lnt.. f,rt. tl,nII
mitted to the Finance Committee by
Chairman Owen. OF the subcommittee
4. CHURCH REUNION.
There Will be held in the lecture room
of tho Bainbridge-Street Church on next
! Tuesday evening 4 church reunion. Re.
freshmonts viii be served and an appro.
| pirate programme VIII be arranged FOL
this pler.x., occasion. All members Of
the churcA are earnestly and cordial,
requested to DC present. While this oc-
/ casion Will be strictly in the nature OF
Il family gathering Of tue members Of
the church. all are expected to bring
husband or wife who may not be Bap
fists,
TOOK TfIE PACKAGE.
Two men got on Hull Street car las
night in Richmond, ana when the cal
| stopped at the Petersburg Junction a
Perry and Seventh Street, ono Of then
got off, With him went II package be-
longing To me other man, The eagle
4 eye OF the conductor noticed the Incident
and he 80 I'd the attention of tho owne
! OF the package to 1t. Tho latter gol of
5 Immediately, and asked tho other mar
for his package
beg your pardon" he said "you hay,
my package"
Beg your pardon" was the reply, IS,
| have, Here take It." And the inciden
closed.
ANOTHER SUCCESS.
Another success met the efforts of Mrs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
President Castro re-
LOVE LETTERS LOSE
MINISTER HIS POSITION
Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatch, )

BATAVIA, N, r., February H.-The
Rev George N. Howard. pastor Of tho
Free Baptist Church Of Batavia, against
his position.
He had Instituted suit to regain let.
ters, which he claimed had been fish
and which were alleged to have been
mailed TO him by women from several
places in Western New York.
He has been declared by the council
of Free Bnptists minister's, which tried
him, to have forfeited his right to recog.
milton as a Clergyman of thai, denominn-
ton, and It Is recommended that the
quarterly meeting call on MIN to sur
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PUTS RESPONSIBILITY
ON DEAD ENGINEER
it(By Associated press.>

PLAINFtELD. N. j.. Feb 1.-THE coro-
ner's Jury called to investigate the wreck
on the Contra, Railroad Of New Jersey
at Graceland. n. J.. on January 9TH,
found verdict to-day In which James
N. Davis. the engineer Of the Philadel-
phia express Is blamed flor his failure to
observe the signals displayed" The YER
dict says that sufficient evidence was not
produced to show that the company's
officials were negligent.
wreck.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Jeremiah Enrlgllt.

(speeiaJl 70 ne san Times, Dispatch? !.
Enright, of Mauck, this county. died this
afternoon after several weeks illness,
aged about slxey-tive. Mr.. Enright wa1
Union yonteran and for number OF
years was clerk In the Interior Depart
ment at Washington. lie was Cath-
Ollie and was of Irish parentage, Mr..
Enrghts first wife was Miss Lizxle I'LL
lard, of Rappahannock county. Va, and
his second, TO whom ha had been mar
ried for about five years, was Mrs, Lizzie
BAILEY, daughter OF George Bailey, OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Mrs. Allen Murry.
S''N''S''
Especial to The TImes.Dispatch

Especial to The Times, Dspntch)
IYNCHBURG. VAn February IA
News has been received here OF the death
at her homo In buckingham county Of
Mrs. Allen hurry, who dieu AT the ago Of
ninety-lve ycara, She leaves the follow
ing children: Mrs. s, A. Rockecharlie, Of
Lynchburs; Mrs. L. p, powdy, OF Mis-
souri,; Mrs, a, H. Gleason, of Amherst;
y, Il. hurry, of Cumberland; Mrs ]. T..
Dowdy, OF buckingham; I. 3. hurry, Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
James M. Saunders,
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
>riSEHIl 1E = II lAn.anrsI Il

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.)
WINDSOR, VA, February H-James
M. Saunders, tho pioneer resident Of the
town, died at tho home Of his son-!n-law
Jacob Ducks, to-day. He was twice
honorably discharged from the Confed-
crate service on account Of physical disa-
bllity. He was sheriff OF Tho county,
and has held several other offices In tho
sift of the people. Mr.. Saunders was
seventy-Ave years old. and had been in
feeble health for several years, Flo Is
survived by wife, one son and two
daughters HAffp8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
OBlTUARY.
Mrs. n. Senior.

Mrs. II. Senior. for many years. "a resi-
dent of the East End, died at her resi-
dence, No. 2227 East Main Street. We'd
nesday at 1880 A. M. She was woman
of lovely Christian character and leaves
two daughters, Misses Rosa and Annie.
and q host OF friends to mourn their
loss. Her funeral took place Friday at
$3.50 O'clock from st. Johns p. z. Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Beaten and Robbed,

Robert Chandler. colored. was found
unconscious in front of his house, No.
922 West Leigh Street, at 1916 this morn
Ing. He had been assaulted and beaten
on the head with a brick lie said he had
been robbed. DR., Flegenheimer, OF the
City Hospital, treated him and lott hin.
Mt his house,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Hs .ld va, III, only love,
Thu Wal hi, and * was mint
And now b., wen, and sonx and "a
Another los his Viln.ln. PIN

ed for fully fifteen minutes, she rose
suddenly. removed her Jacket and gloves,
and. laying them carefully on the
ground, walked into the water. She
needed not the shouts from those. who
shore. calmly lay down and the waves
waves washed her under.
Her lifeless body was recovered. The
marked ne !. ~. II. w. to 4. c.. January 10,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
CHURCH NOTICES,

BAPTIST.
F1Rs" BAPTIST G;FIuRGII,--Wo1F-
Dr.. COOPER, will preach. Morning sub
ject, "a Christian'H Talk with His Soul
evening, "a Crushed serpent.' Bible
School at $3.50. All made cordially vel
Se'"s' UNITARIAN CHURCH.
PREACHING All II "A. NJ, SMITH
deal's College Corner Broad apd NINTH.
York. Subject al Sermon, .,rhe Right
Emphasis in Religion" Everybody wel-
come.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Mr.. j. j. King Hurt.

Mr. J. j. King. the contractor, fell from
scatfold while at work at Eighteenth
and Clay Streets yesterday afternoon ana
hurt his back and cut his forehead quite
badly. He was treated by DR.. Flegen-
heimer. Of the City Hospital. and taken
TO his home. No. i05 West Marshall
Street He fell fifteen feet. and w.ale
the Injuries are not serious they gave
9 him much pain
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Mrs. Ola Landing.
Funeral Of Mrs. Ann Harris.

---17 Especial TO Tie Ilneg-DIspatch.J
GUM SPRINGS, VA. February IA
Mrs. Ann Marian Harris funeral was
conducted from the Methodist Church
here to-day by Rev. II. p. r. Mccoy, as
sisted by the pastor Of the church. Rev.
Robert l. WingReld. The deceased was
born, raised and lived In this county un-
til the year 1892 from which she went to
Richmond. Va. after the death OF her
second husband. where she resided until
death claimed her at the ripe age OF
eighty years.
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PRAYED BEFORE GOING
TO A WATERY GRAVE
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
l.t,y vny,,r Irn,,,,,o ,vu IA A ha,

-NEW iUltIN, UcUEUHF = ''u97u-
somely dressed young woman OF about
thirty,fiye years. knesed ~ ~ prayer nnt on
Nineiy.fiith Street and Fort Hamilton
yesterday. After remaining ~ heT sup
phcat!ng position. with a!g's optstrelcA-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-02-15
Baltimore, Nd. Mrs. hurry is survived by
fifty-four grandchildren and forty great
grandchildren.
Harry BERTHE.

Especial to The Times. Dispatch
STANTON. VA, February 14.-Mr.
Cecil BERTHE. assistant County Court
clerk. has received news that his father.
Harry BERTHE. died very suddenly In
Cumberland. Md, this morning. Mr.. Ber-
tie was a native of England, lived in
Staunton for a number OF years. and for
the last eight years had been u ma
chinist in the Newport News ship yards.
Mrs. Ola Landing.
Especial to The Times Dlspatcho
2 WINDSOR. VA, February 14.-Airs. Ola
Landing. wife OF Michael Landing. died
at the home Of her father. Benjamin But
Ter, this morning. The deceased was
only fourteen years old. but had been
married ten months. She is survived by
her husband.
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CASTRO RECEIVES NEWS
OF RAISING BLOCKADE
(py Associated Press.

CARACAS. February 14.-News of the
raising OF the blockade was received by
President Castro this morning In ca
blegram from Mr.. Bowen. who sald
''Fhe protocols have been signed. Block
ade will be raised tomorrow. Congrlt-
ulations.'
TO this message President Castro re-
piled as follows
''Bowen. Washington. D. c.:
I'm the name OF Venezuela and in my
own n. name offer you expressions Of my
taneousness with which you have served
the cause OF justice. which is the cause
OF the humanity that distinguishes SUI
per'or minds.
S.snedD "CASrRO."
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James P. jackson.

Special to The Times. Dspatch.)
PETERSBURG, VA. Feb. 1i.-James P.
Jackson died at his home in this city at
II go o'clock tonight. His wife Is a sis
ter of Mrs. G. Watt Taylor, OF Rich
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-04
To Determine Best Process.

R. w. Purdum, j. A. Purdum, NJ.
A. Kurtz, Frank Jordan, Mr.. Sulli-
van and cook have gone to Thunder
Mountain. Mr.. Purdum was the
recipient of more good news in re-
gard to the Sunnyside he had-just left.
Charles DeCamp came out from
there and brings glowing reports of
the amount of rich ore in sight liking
the amount up in the millions. Mr..
Purdum will return about the 10th
of next month and will bring back q
ton of ore with him for scientific
treatment to determine the kind OF
machinery and the best process OF
working the mine. -Nampa Leader
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-04
Reports Were False.

State Game Warden Van Ions,
was in the city Wednesday evening
returning from trip to Payette
Lakes, to investigate reports OF I'M
lawful killing of game by residents
of that section. 1t was reported and
published by Boise papers, that the
carcasses of deer were numerous,
that they were being slaughtered just
for the sport Of hooting them.
Mr. Van Ions made thorough
investigation, and could not find 9
single instance of where deer hat
been killed. In addition he found
that the residents of that section
were disposed to uphold the law in
every respect.
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Tit
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-04
Night Was Her Terror.

Il would cough nearly all night
long. writes Mrs. Chas. Applegate,
of, AIexandais, Ind land could
hardly get any sleep. ! had con-
sum,,tion so bad that if walked a
block would cough frightfully and
spit blood, but. when all other ned
iciues failed, three $1.00 bottles OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery wholly
cured. me and gained 5s pounds.
rs absolutely guaranteed to cure
Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, Bronchitis ai
and all Throat. and Lung Troubles.
price SOC and sl.OO Trial bottles
free at WALKER q SonnERoAhP s.
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Attention H0LAeSeekeES!

Correspondence solicited from par
ties who wish to investigate and in
vest in a new and healthy stock and
farming community. Over 20 town
ships of the best grazing and ranch
lands in Idaho to select from, Nc
trouble to show goods in parcels OF
40 to 1000 acres.
Address, CHAs. SAILOR
32-tf Lardo, Idaho.
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A Surgical Operation /.

is always dangerous-do not submit
to the surgeons knife until you have
tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. 1t
will cure when everything else falls
it has done tins in thousands of
cases. Here is one of them: l suf-
fered from bleeding and protruding
piles for twenty years. Was treated
by different specialists and used
many remedies, but obtained no
relief until | used DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Two boxes of this
salve cured me eighteen months ago
and have not had touch OF the
piles since. H. A. Tisdale, Summer
ton, S. G. For Blind, Breeding,
Itching and Protruding Piles nc
remedy equals DeWitt's Witch Haze
salve. Sold by all druggists.
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Notice.

A first-class painter, paper hanger
and calsominer. Will take contracts
at very reasonable rate and quaran.
tees entire satisfaction.
JOHN STONE,
77-tt Hotel Weiser.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-07-04

S. r. Glaze, dentist and ophthal-
mologist. Phon 30 f Williams
Building.
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Cheap Organ.

Parlor organ in tip top condition
for sale at $50. Also cook stove and
other furniture. w. w. PRITcHETT.
81. Cpd
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Old papers for sale at the SIGNAL
Office at 20 cents hundred.