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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
RAILWAY, lcehouse Burned.

- - HaItWay tcehouSe Bufhed. 77.1-
Glendiye. Mont, June 5.-The large
Northern Pacific icehouse on the right
of way was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. It was isolated and no 9th
or damage was done. II was . largo
structure, built last winter. !,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
FLOOD IN THE MOUNTAINS.

Idaho Streams Threaten to Destroy
Railroad Tracks.
Missoula, Mont. June 4.-The melt.
ing SHOWS in the Occur d'Alene noun.
tain are causing rampage of all
streams. The tracks of the Northern
Pacific are in danger near Hope,
Idaho, where the waters are up to the
rails. The snowfall in the Occur
d'Alene last winter was the heaviest
in the history of the region, and disas.
trous floods are feared.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
MURDERED AND ROBBED.
Body OF Pat Riley Found in the Vel
Iowstone River.

lowstone River.
Helena, Mont. June 6-The body
If Pat Riley, which was found yes.
terday in Yellowstone river near Grey
Cliff, was taken to Livingston. An
examination shows that the neck of
the unfortunate man was broken and
that he received very: serious injuries
about the head. 1t is the belief, that
Riley was murdered and the body
thrown into the river. His neck ap.
pears to have been broken by club,
and sum of money was taken from
The body
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
rafting Works Closed Down.

Winona, Mimi, June {. The rafting
works at West Newton have closed
on account Of high water In the river.
but will reopen when the water goes
down. Sixty million feet Of logs have
been RATED this season.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
Timbers Kill Him.

Menomonie, Wis, June 5. David
Adams, aged fifty-five years, a pioneer
farmer Of the town Of Dunn, was killed
by falling timbers at a barn raising
near this city. He leaves q wife and
four children. s
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
SUSPECTED OF WIFE MURDER.

Wisconsin Man Is Arrested on a Ser.
GUS Charge.
Sparta, Wis, June 4.-Samuel Mont
gomery, residing near Warrens, this
county, was arrested here yesterday,
charged with assault and battery and
suspected of causing the death of his
wife. Montgomery claims his wife
was killed during runaway of team
which he was driving on Saturday
last. The woman's neck was broken
and her head badly battered.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
ATTACKS TRACTION PROPERTY.
Attorney Holds Up Company for Fees
Claimed to Be Due Him.

4 Claimed to Be Due Him.
Lexington. KY. June g.. Office fur
niture, fixtures, franchises and effects
of the Blue Grass Consolidated Trac-
tion company, headed by Senator
George Davis Sof Detroit, and capital
ICED at $1,000, 0OO, have been attached
by N. g. Afford on an alleged account
OF $4,000 attorneys fees Davis lis IN
the city. The company proposed to3
build a network Of interurban traction
lines in the Blue Grass region, and has
begun work. .sy Il 53s}
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
PRESIDENT IN IOWA.
He Is Greeted by Great Crowds at
Dubuque.

Dubuque.
Dubuque, Iowa, June president
Roosevelt arrived hero at 6 o'clock.
He spent the night here. When the
president arrived he was greeted With
the presidential salute and cheers Of
10000 people as he stepped from the
train. The president addressed q
crowd Of 5000 persons assembled in
the city park, who sang America" as
the party approached. The drive
ended after tour of the hills over
looking the Mississippi river. At the
close of the address the president was
entertained by the Dubuque club.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1903-06-12
LEGS ARE SEVERED.
Two Men Lose Their Lives in One
Day at Warroad.

Day at Warroad.
Warroad, Mimi, June 1.-Two rail-
way accidents occurred here yester-
day. Scotty Stewart, employed on a
ballasting crew of the Chicago &
Northwestern, fell between the cars of
moving train and had both legs cut
off at the hip, dying in three hours.
Frank Clements, while intoxicated,
attempted to board gravel train last
night and had both legs severed at the
knee. He is in critical condition.
Clements is a farmer and has a wife
and three children living here.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-15
Baquero y Gandara.

Z Commentaries importsdpfAsds pro.
yieiones do todAs proeedonslna.
San Justo 1s y 10. San Jasn Pto.
Ris0.
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+. KiOSkO COLON


Hay aqM cuanto pueda apetecer
el mas exigente parroquiano; refres-
cos, hcores, tabacos, 'cigarrillos. LE-
CHE ,BATIDA, Ia mejor que Sc be-
be en- San Juan.
Los sabaaos y Domingos, CENAS
BIEN CONDIMENTADAS.
Y aesae este delicioso sitio, Sc do
nina el bello panorama de la bahia y
80 respira el saludable aire del mar.
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Aoencia

Sc le dar& Hna por cada pueblo de
mayor cuAntia dc toda 10 Isls y 6
paraonas rasponsAhlss- y aetivAs; 40
xocio naayo AorsaitAAo y solo en- 10
Isla prometiando buenas utiliaad0s
ION POGO trabajo. Dirfjanse al Fran
40 Amsriesn Halter 8 Dyer. San
Jnsto 6. Sun Jnan p. r Tintorerfa
y sombreraris pramiadads
Reeee M0gtin6sy s
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IRAN, s AS TR ER1A
DE r. MONTES.
FORTALEZA 28. ALLEN ST.. 28.

En este antique y acreditado es-
tablecimiento adem&s Do su extenso
" clewante suftido de casimires In
Rlesas y Franceses, encontrar& su nu-
merosa clientela Tfajes hechos en- to
das medidas, y por mas asf mismo
tambi6n un extenso surtido de corba-
tas, tirantes, igas, paraguas 10
uoveses, cuellos, punos, camisas ne
glig6o blancas y de colores. Ca
nisas especi&les> y exclusives para
yraksy SnokiR y otros articulos
para @@b@Al0R0@.,
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A VISO

ri microbes pIoximo II del co.
rrients mes, 6 Las 8 do la maf1ana,
se rematarAn On .el antiguo Guartsl
do San Francisco, aiez caballos,
tr6iuta- malas amsrieanas y eaarenta
y seis bultos mas. .3va
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SSS
mera funeion.
El embargo de los dos eaballos OIL
DC nor L. wanda, por earta .orden del
Juzgaao Municipal de Msyagtisz, on
virtud do gesti6n particular, fqS le'
vAntado aver tArde por haber 1ga'
do el director lei eireo 10 eantsaad
que ne le reslamabR, entreg kndosela
los eaballos.
Con motive do 10 procession del
Corpus, qua tendr& la@ar maflana 6
lss ssis dsslR tarde, 90 ha suspendi'
do, haata el otr0 domingo, el simu'
lAero de bomberos que estaba anun'
eiado. La banda del euerpo Va 6
toear dieha procession. ~
Para la procession do ma1ana ha
invitsdo por medic de asquelas, el
r. p. Vieario do Ponce.
Han ,sido traslaaaaas & % ealla del
Oomereio de In Plays, las oflainas
del Cable dc ssta oinaad.
Ha Aprobado el ssgando afio dc
leyes, en- 10 U Universiaad do Cos well.
Estados Unidos, sl jovsn poncefio
don jaime SEEK Rogaly.v Maestro
snhorabuenAsA susarresiablsfamiii
Ha eomsnSaao en- el temple cato
|slico IN solsmna novsnar'o, con Or
questa, ri sagrAdo Corazon de
Jea6a.
I'm los dos colegios eat6lisos de
Ponce asiaten 295 nif1os, LA on el
eolegio sPfopa gaei6n dc 10 f6I, y
166 en- el eolegio de 10 sSAgraaa f..
milia.. De eatos edueanaos, raei'
ban 10 instruction On dieho eolegio,
en- clasa de pobres. 184.
El joven don Carlos Cabrera Cor.
dero, sobrino del ssf1or don Gasta'
vo Cabrera, paertorriq asdo aeauoa'
lado que reside On Londrss, GO ha'
lie On Ponce. ri ioven Cabrera
C,rdero reside On Sevilla.
So trata, por los dependencies de
esta cindsd, de fandar nm cfecslo del
gremio. Como ahora los eomercios
no cierran aqai { Ian nueve do la
noehe stoaos los d1aa, Ia instalaei6n
de dieho efreulo ser& oportuna y
proveshosa.
Los ni1los do 10 eseusla. del Coto.
Laurel, prsparan una velada teatral
para despedir 6 10 vss que at siIo
escolar, 6 su professor don Joaquin
Aguaro. Estaban ensayanao 10 EAR
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E CirCO LOWande
puede diSpenef de
sus caballos
|. los cOlegiOs cat6llroS de
Ponce aS1Sten 295 alum
nos SiendO de ellOs f84
pObreS.
Cagliostro en- Ponce
{De ns1sstro cosrssPossaD

Janio, IA IN J 90 efsetu6 &noeha
10 fanei6n ananciada del cireo Lao.
wands. Esta noehe ssrk dieha pri.
mera function.
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Esta ms d ana parti6 para Ga resi-
deneis de Comerio nusstro respeta'
be y estimado amigo. el fntsgro
puertorriquef1o 0 sef1cr don Cslsstino
Perez Rivera.
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COLOCACION

Una laboriosa sefiora. sntsndida
On t0dAlGlAsa do trMh Mhaioa om6stiaos,
e0atsras, ete6tera, desaa eolosarse
on ana ease do fAmilia. Nm sstas
oAcinAs intosmasAn.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-15

Ella Corraspon&eueias es muy
buseada y lsiaa en- Pones CON mott
vo de los artfculos Lide Cagliostro"
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Para 10 procession do manana ha
invitsdo por medic de saquelas, el
r. p. Vigario do Pouee.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-15

Un sochs do lfnsa sstuvo 6 psnto
de ser arrollado por nm strollsys
Anoehe en- 10 Gale Dc 10 Union. La
diligencia del eoehsro evit6 la sat&s.
trofa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-06-15
81 director del Bal
neariO de COamO
ha sufrido la fractura de
una plerna

Junio, ID -Naastro amigo don
Juan Boix, arrendatario dc los
ba nos de Coawo, que sali6 aver tar
do dc Ponce, en- donas sstaha- -aesde.
por la msiIana, en- nm soche parsisu.
lar, fu6 sfetima do Nm gtsva aeei
aente. El se11or B ,ix fa6 6 ba .
jarse del eoehe. en- nm sitio del ca.
mino, y cuando 70 tsnis Nm pie On
TERRA, In pareja seh6 9co1fer por
ai sola, teniendo u desg eaeia % qua
una rueaa del coohs ls pasara por
eneims, rompi6naolss 6sts. El ses.
nor B sch fa6 trssladAao en- eamiilm
&ssde el sitio de 10 oenrrencia & loa
bal1os, y ano0he Alas nueve parti6
Do aquf al Doctor Vogel 6 asistIr,o.
So teme que ses precise amputar ID
pisrna oil sefios Blk. El doctor
Vogel rsgres6 hoy s Ponce.
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!lat III. lsalIsaad ds

he q - - tisenI u
seem anra eks are uhronicl
naorss liives ase snsap pped out and nioral
prop Id q dsstF yed tlli yeas than'
sasaF bef y in the history of 81
IIIt;seams 81, Eay, aDd our: stat snent
lis based on tie daily chronicl q of suchs
Ildisast ters In sha ne Il ssp apera.
Hard dsy pa low bus hat
read Of anot sr. tsrrib Ia Iroad,
Iamashup q front pagea Sofs iii 81. s |.
pers are q med Ed with sEe liats of L illeds
aud Wounded lack ypeS haac dimes
Iaett forth the ann d lid csinent off &
Issuoh catas strop ed have com q Eo greeEs
Estthe reader aish ancfh regula arts That
They ay cons icnons hem they nfs
|sabAea d q aI railroad ii lBup sstition;
1thgt son 8 ssreck ia soiIoWsd ND
;nore has hesn put satssa sog bnsinasa al-|
together and Ih aolne pr, ,is ST.
bs sd !, psesiictsS
tEsee doze instead of three.
here may bo some sxplanaE ion for For
Sshis es ossth ID : ID number of railroad
wreck It mo- Be that as se total
snilsnge of s s.S
eiidsnts ID j ys sonI u creased ia pEoposs;
zion and the avara 0aiis no. afger
sshan slle sera;e 81 tie.
past he Increased mum erso fatisI.4
ities, tiloug Is undoubtedly II due to Il
the desiro FOR hi Ihsr speed than as
forneylg mai ntaina ID zhe roads.
Train de run saater tilan hoy did S
and of eoufse tha oh hancas FOR killing
pasneag gsrs 9hsn tIis ;sYeek d oes sons
ass. gre sstsE han ig the slow speed had
Pbeen ID al ntaiuIei
she other aud sssil snas bs that
tho rai lyoaa mana cnent tsS are growing
moro caEa lsss ha otle moro
ex psrisncsa iii Erunning tfains. Thiss
should not be sIis case. For the ain { 4
railroad nlana emens has BEEN steadily
advancing sosafds peri faction Ia stisi
eonntry sud th i Il ard Of ch N.Y.
fors ailyoad emploSs Ssa hss been staadis
raised aeefs yeaF Nersttheiess
II may be- tllat carol ssnesa .on the
part ot the one incapst d stss ploys nu
sspf the hand dred of capalp Id men i i re-
aponsible mary aff t5e Wrecks Of
ss,s expl lelafion hay be-.
80 : . . II ~ Fac af some
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I. 4 .Alt Z Tae. ssss,,.. Tan.

B ao men we're arguine Il Ia their M olub.
One, a fellov of inc eFahIe 3 tonae;k was ,vaa
boring everybody With boasti M of tEe
power Of his win, mainsain.ne with
mach violence that HE vii. was s,s,,t strong 3
FER than that Of anybod ! present. .An
English paper records the converse.
.tioa.
On are are wrong ~ there, Il ssaid one &c
s The gentlemsn and i viii prove ia.
/ Go and stand In that corner. and I
viii have ycu out 90 s. besore ST have
commanded you the second ,tsmle y
The SMART one stood ID the corner. 8,
end the auies one said &. 3Sa
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in meohanical, ingenuity yeryons
is Is familiar With ths mower, the tedder
aid the heTss cake To- saae the hayI
70 these haye been added the.
hay. gathefer and stacker, drawn by,.
horsss, and a press operated by horse.
power. Il 81
SIo harvest and to- press q ION os hay
by hand requires thirsy. .fi7e aud, q
half hours of labor; with mndernlS &c 1
chinerv: alayAs + ! is. and thirty-fou our,
ninutas. a ghs greateat saving liz In
the astsng and the curing De the crop,
which by hand reqnirea steven hours
and BY mach hinery ono honr and thirty.
nine minutes. 81 !lss s5 &
REApER IND BiriNpER,
But IL ID Che harye essing Of the two
great crop heat and scorA 4 Tint the
gfeat atest ad vance In 1 -. iss $, s-
lichanios has hsan b mad Drawn ii, by
horses tho sell bind der ciits al eight
fcoS sWath across the eid of ripsned;
wheat. Bit instead of e=ging sit,j 4,
strewn behind as she2 mowes docs Ishe m
SSgraas it gathers ii and automatically
binds il IA 6undl less OF, liz & l,eade r
be preferred, the heads of .tlite, sstaati I.
ing graf are taken Off 81 Isanly and
p9urad ID gSstead seaps III 5 sEroagh. Il q
tss 81 +, 4 ~ = fss = q i.
sbesida it But oven "a Isl than tl,eaeI
tlse most setacnlar scanp of agri.3
I5caltuEsi rgogres III the cotab ;ned hars|
Iysster ma thresher which 81 nsad 81 oll 81
sshc crest grain ranches i ID Californie.
|EAs fas as tho ey sean roach atretSl Sliesl
Isas Seas golden grain It IL glorious
IIsights this immense plain of r;pened
Vkeat tha focd oi 4 NAT ting i1
tho hand of the 81. here II arej il,s
1.-The s larys stsras Il sllal ssIl 81 d aFop
so5 5iarge Ieaspred Isl q sila il nisthsds
lsof small laaste erps sgaFpda ZIG ZIG probleI,, of
|aaving auch q cle d ep 81, sseiis hardly las
Than ths empt tyiing os tho as lakes
with a Upper. Butst he cam hagyes.
ter moves steadily forward sIa intS int Iit.i
:0sn ono Did grain ais in 3 eseat 81
lsassat laalts away before the ll ma
|sjestio advan q a {, laschinss Oh
THE thor siae with tssie same M regular Il Il
II5ty IRON aack oS grain read iors Il the
Inilles he Yano ohman FOL flowing with
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rho IIygoll |: ID


| good plaRter > spife g 81 go tda wal,'s''
ssas teachin jsta abiaok house girl,
Ejuas foHrte een and fresh from The Plan
.tstion the 1 letters sof the aiphabas.
/ Betsy lad learne 4 e sse isst Two, .' saya
Harper Mag ayine but always forgot
the letter ss Sls B 81
Ess q Don you sea With yonr 2eyss2
4 eaIs you remember the word bee 2,,,
Eaaid hes mi6tress,
eaau.ls aiiam cred Betsy Bus
sshe could nos. :vs minatae Iatsr
Betsy began again hraysly
and there ahs asopped ssS 81 81
ST " hab do you "a q with yonss yes,
Betsy ssEa ss
sleeps VIII ON, naie' y +
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ID ,ANDERSO ON M IaENC GER

81 bnt the roads Of her seotions Cd we'll
and likewise the rnad e i, Z ~
tries are suffering similar blows.
y 20 high time for ths expert In.
vseek ekage 20 come forward and make
Big statement. Atlanta Journal. s3
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B
The dern Esevol,atio lt,srs.


Farm maohinss " may sorss sttiiins do
work for us that viii be WossH 8I ,000,-
0,p0G a { yesls Theorst tically it ist
alredd saving uAs nearly three .fo1Flhs
that tlsum;s for sas far back as 1893 if all
the crops tS which mach hinery iii dapt-
ed chhnld have been planted and gath
ersdlby band they \ aould HAYS cost
nearly $500, 0o0a. .oe,e COG InoSs than IL they
had all been planted and gathered By
machiaeEa I. ~ e.. q oasy added 90: tt,:
muoh 10 onr wealth but ii has, made.
us the f0remost exporting nation and
it ischanging t!s character ofi tie
farmer by freeing him from monotos,
nous hand toll. More than that, itsia5
changing rho INN orials lsconc csption.
Of agrioplture and tho pastoral and
idyllisAaseooiafio ions ihst have theredI
about So since tho time pR Abraham.
Wealth indnStry, i ooIatne erce, ,Ithe char
ac5er5 men and even tileir sentiment;
are all afeotsd by. it. 3 8 s!
All tho great crops aye M nov apl6pted
and all excap cott d, are gatbesad
by machinery sst us follow ID crop
thropgh hdnt 4 seaso a = work I and 30 SEQ
the change that have scene ins sitsI
treatment,
RIoueHs
Thief splongh man 40 40 longer trudgas
sloWly and YEARLY back ana forth
across his Geld. IS rides u snlky
plough with a W spring asat TEhers ass
speaiaI plough hs ffox f eyerg a need trree
plougha ssnbbls ploug hs, bsosi
plough ploughs for heavs scsk,!
plougbs FOR liga work and gaEg
plopgh sturniDg shres fnrsospial iii oncs.i Is.
So5simple are mum oee lem ias a
hoy may drive nghing ISL ISL
I steam iss not ooinrno practicsbd in in
the nIiadl Il. BUT but out son as is tisse
3 great ssheat RAND hes q off tllss ii ra5citio
j ooass ie isss conSaon the li sabie
landso aiif0rnia d siixt horse. l pom S
er.tracsi Ion shgin d awiing twent ysons
y feetso disk ploug ghs M break sstlie
ground to aadspth of y; tei, i cleaE AZ the
rate ct forty i've sto5 siz a ores b sayis,SI
B w Y ssssEissyaid board ploag ghs, designed
espeeial lly Tor this gork & strip tuen-; ;
tyssish feetsg sgid can Pc bro
This means that 6 an end q pair offI
,horaes vi u N taonld board
plong would have 70 szos field
tHant ghk times ko do tie same
work ',t Y hak tbs tract y ioil gine does BY
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'leeps Wif ON. nsie' 4
snss zsii Is l,easI,. !


Hrank for, Asg IL. Miss
Lizzie Bell Is eaSs old daugh Ter os
a farmer living In N1ercsr County, died
5i.s q result of prot ID and continuI
oug sneeging which physioians wsra
unable ia atspp.
Iiss Bell sas atricksn with the
/ Hicsion 81 March md for aeseral
sseeka HAa lied vi u pells; ;of sneeslI
log DC inter syals of not, longer than 8
minute 4 diarat lion,
The retHKn d The spsll cane over
her resrig this month and did not leays
her until she conlpIe italy wasted ia
stgsngth. resulting II dent she
suffered ax sesne pal, sSs
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81 q, Wooster. saii,a the;
frigid maid s tho imported COM
piexion, sit t, 4 never 10. I'm satissl
ssads Nonld not make & good pi He for
| 8 poor man. gueas that the
unad ted ttutb reioined the
young man oa will lInndoubted-
III axe d po oors vii e for san, s sa rand
Siissle Mias Becksr = lssss
lately efyiyed la So Epais is the OBJ
+ sst os ssst not wholly local.
sue The first girl baby bogn into the
srr 4 4 "a
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For Rent.

Two furnished rooms for house
keeping during the winter Apply
to o. NJ. Harvey.
Off MRS. MAUD WHEELER.
If you desire good complexion
use Moki Tea, a pure herb drink
1t acts on the liver and makes the
skin smooth and clear. Cures sick
headaches. 20 cts. and 80 cts
Money refunded if it does not satisfy
you Write to w. n. HOOKER &
Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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A Cure for Dyspepsia


| had Dyspepsia in It's worst form
and felt miserable most all the time.
DID not enjoy eating until after |
used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which
has completely cured me. Mrs. w.
w Saylor, billiard, Pa. No appe-
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headache, constipation, bad breath
sour risings, indigestion, dyspepsia
and all stomach troubles are quickly
cured by the use of Kodol. Kodol
represents the natural juices of di-
gestion combined with the greatest
known tonic and reconstructlve prop
critics. 1t cleanses, purifes and
sweetens the stomach. Sold by all
druggists.
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AMUSEM ENTS.


The "spotless Town" company SCI
everybody laughing at the Weisel
Opera House, Thursday night.
There was simply a skeleton of q
plot to serve as an instrument for a
lot of excellent specially work. The
piece sparkled with fun and humor
and kept the audience going from
one spasm to another. The COM
pany Is composed of finished per-
formers who kept things going with
out a perceptible flaw
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03

Persons desiring blue print maps
OF the city, county. and Seven Devils
Mining district, including Mountain
View Mining district. can procure
them at the Office Of d. A. Utter;
civil and mining engineer, Perrault
street, lotf
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03

In conversation with Ex- Governor
Hunt, president of the Wordenhoff
Mining company operating at Big
creek, Signal reporter learned that
there is an urgent demand for the
services of pack trains from Warren
into the Thunder Mountain country.
The trains that have been operating
there this season are worn out and it
Is almost impossible to get supplies
transported. Many of the compan-
les have not got in their supplies
and are anxious to make contracts
with packers at once. Mr.. Hunt
said his company would pay cents
pound for packing from Warren to
Big creek, distance of 30 miles.
The rolnd trip can be made in four
day. Loading the animals 300
pounds each, packer could make
81 per trip or SO per day per ami
NAL, or $3.50 day for man with
80 mules, and as there is consider
able feed on the trail, expenses
would not be heavy. If man with
90 mules were there now, he could
make cleanup by the end of No
vember, or by the time the trail
closed.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-10-03

Doll Heads and Dolls of all kinds
at Churchil's. est
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Notice to Receive Ribs

sealed bids will be received at the Office OF the
qua Gay OF October. 1903, until o'clock y AZ
ahu publicly open At o'clock p ~ for gravel
s w MAIN street IN said city, between First
q about 900 feet 10 feet on eacb SIDE ~ ~
e,ui nns or said street, at cost not 10 exceed
nl.seh cents per neai foot for each side OF said
~" SPECIFICATIONS are now on nle la fhe
once Of the City Clerk The civ of Weise, ~ ~
Ridsssy reserves The right 10 reject any and all
fenIe, aaoN flAef' he ~ day Of Sep
se ''''' Ant ", JnAyIf
city Clerk
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N"ilfe f0r Proposals for the Sale Of
Real Estate fOp u County
Poor Farm.

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MANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEMAN
OF m1y IN each county to manage business for
an Ola esta blisbed house OF solid financial sta
ihg; A straight bona fide weekly salary Of AIS
pald by check each Monday with ali EXPENSES
ulrect from headquarters Money advanced FOR
ger $3.50 Caxton Bldg. Chicago. OBS