The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-09-10

One had evidently taken the terri
ble' journey by stage from Council
the day before, and was resting, after
the shock, before proceeding on her
way, while the other had undergone
the experience at a slightly earlier
date. Being thus in similar states
of self satisfying Importance and en-
enjoying the sweets of what
they felt was gaping inspec-
ton and rural wonderment, they
we're easily drawn to each other and
prepared for such vigorous voluDil-
ity as might intensity the impress
sions being and to be made upon the
subjects which chance placed near
by. So it was easy for the tongue to
keep time to, and even out do, the
play of the several instruments with
which we are usually provided at
meal time for the handling of our
food and the conveying of it to that
cavity which only the few and very
skilful have the art of passing pro-
visions into and volume of words
out of at the same time without MAX
ing themselves ridiculous, or at least
smothering and mumbling a great
deal of their conversation But the
two ladies could manage it. most
artistically.
Eyes (bite of bread) think it is
an aw7aw awful trip and
so do 1, but (meat) 1 enjoy this
roughing it, really, and"
1t reminds me of when l (pota-
toes) when roughed it by stage to
Clear Lake
"When l left Kansas, l said (nib
BILE at spoon) said would take every
thing that came without Sinking,
but
(Which is one of the most wonder
have some ketchup -wonderfully
clear lakes you ever saw
'At times it did seem as if would
have to get (sip of tea) get out,
but
The road to Clear Lake is, oh,
5000 rough and winds around the
bluffs 5000 dreadfully that one is
5000 frightened-pass the butter,
please-that one can hardly stay in
the coach, and
THE driver said he never allowed
passengers to get out. The driver
Chat meant Tom White) may have
been fooling me-
1t is so clear you can see the til
iniest stones at the bottom, and (bite
of cake) trees-they seem to come to
the top of the. water (cal1e) but you
can't touch them with your (cake)
oars, and
"He kept it up all the way from
Council whizzing around the curves
until sometimes it seemed the horses
were here (pointing to the salt
shaker) and the wheels here (indi-
eating the vinegar cruett) but
Photographers have tried in vain
to photograph it. They Cooking at
gold watch with diamond in center
OF case, and glancing sideways to
learn if it had been duly observed bv
the natives) can get the trees and
rocks but there is no sign of the
water in the picture-it is SO WOO
onderfully clear-just like trying
to photograph the atmosphere"
II have decided to (pickle) to do
the west while l am out
"And the water is So 90 fnro.
longed accent on, SOY cold that dog
when you throw stick in (bite of
fruit) stick in will only swim a little
way and will come back and not pet
the stick-the water is 5000 cold
and they say it acts on man the
same way"
And some friends of mine and
are planning (another pickle) to
visit Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane
But there are several other places
intend to visit. have no children
It home and ] am fortunate (empba-
sized and prolonged) enough (glano.
ng at the other table and raising
'oice In order that the more di,fant
persons In the room may grasp the
ull import of the words am so for.
innate as To have good (prounounced
anne as II printed ia italics) good
e'yants that can Leave at home and
'ot worry-v
Portland, San Francisco aud
'erheps bpttewbpt u all depends -
"And ! esp 20 a. any time. an
head " NY husband nor he wa
eteineq but SAID Others lad been
e'e aud ! could make u aud ! VIII 40
y w faof have visited other min.
w camps bpi elgpys 90 ihe trals,
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