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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-23
ELECTRICAL FLASHES.

The German government operates
!, 200 telephone stations.
Niagara is worth $l.0O0. 600, 900 as q
)ource Of electrical power.
Marconis 130-foot masts OF wireless
Biography cost 940 apiece.
The manufacture of high-power in
eandescent lights Is making progress
1t Coventry.
The electric weld Is becoming q
more and more important factor in
many industries. During recent years
The extension of its application has
been steady, and each year has wit
messed its entrance into new fields.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-23

firewood is long, and long enough
SO 1t will hold a large armful. This
foundation can be solid or not, as de-
sired. but is much lighter IL made
of Stats. At each end is fitted q solid
upright piece which is as wide, and
almost as high, as the width Of the
foundation. This serves to keep the.
wood in place, the sides being left
open and the wood placed crosswiso
in the carrier An iron rod Is bent
for a handle, or q piece of band iroL
can be used, either one being fastened
firmly to the foundation at the bottom
of the outside of the upright ends.
A more simple one that any boy can
make has q foundation like the first,
and bent green branch for handle.
For the upright ends, use the
branches, bending them so the ends
are fastened to the corners of the
foundation and the rounded part
comes about foot above 1t. The cor
ners must be strongly fastened with
screws, and the handle be placed out
side the end pieces to hold them firm.
These carriers do away with the Old
woodbox, which is 80 often an eyesore
in an otherwise attractive Kitchen
Orange Judd Farmer.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-23

All diseases are easier to prevent
than to cure, and most diseases can be
traced to some kind of neglect, wheth-
er the animal affected be horse. COW.
sheep or pig.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-23

fire II the chill
dren are provided
with wood car
.riers. Make the
I o U n d q t 1 o n
as wide as the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1904-07-23

Plaster of paris scattered over the
floor Of the chicken house purines and
absorbs foul smells.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09
Wformoncn=G omO0ie.
Ser Yrdiibent Der 5u6lf Apuitcl as 3tuge int
Scuat.
.Yc 0odHntb. -Gurse Cabinets gibung. -Yabal1naI forOert Wleuiden
le6cu. -Eriud Seturih iOmmt iMk-Wfutter uo Sodsr %perunglidt.
-UimHderin fam niht ansgeiefut meroem.
q q 8.

30 a 3 n q I o n, 8. Mdrs. SIM
Dauie lpuroe belte Der @onferena.Ne !.
ri&t iiber bos Budget fur Legislative,
ggecutibe unb Gsridte tpegen zines
Gormfeblers 5ur @Onferen3 auriidge-
ianbt.
Na8bem 9bg. @ilbsrt, 2p., Der Dor
siuieeu 9neen bic pbilippinen. Ser.
tucItuns tritifrt bate, grlaubnib AZ
elmer Beridtiaung i'm protofol erbal.
ten, bs9ann baS 0aus nit 1eratbunq
bon NnIpru&s.W orlasen ouf benz pri-
bnt.@ Calender. Has Gubcomite bes 60.
mites flr @eri@te, ueldks fi1 nit BEN
.Smpsa&ment" .Werfabren aegen Rid.
ter 50. Sprague aus Glorioa befabt,
bDrie beute ben @i&ter in eisene,
Sa&e. Ut be3ei&nfie S&e 9ei&ulbi.
eunpsn, baB Ct In feinsm @eri3ts.
Dihriik ni&t Nomicilbere&tiat aetpeien
iei, ais bas Werf peri0nIi9er Geinot
unb grunbIos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09
Surge Stpei@en.


pterre, g. @. Na9 furnt.
barsm 2eibsn III Rsna Nelion, bas
Dpfer bes bon Boone, Sa., sefanbten
3udertuerles, g~eforben.
New BORT. guf benz eingetrof'
fsnsn Dampfsr .2aiier Wil5elm H."
bsfanb fi9 aud Der bsrii6mte prOieHor
gbrli1, beien Ssitenietten . 3beorie
our Begrhnoung Der Serumbebanb'
lung fIbrts.
MuSIaub.
& N. Der papif empfing ben
General Mspes aus Colombia in pri.
bats Mubien3.
2onbon. Sic Mftion6re BET
@ranb paciiic Babn rotificirten baa
Mbtommen Der canaoii9en Negierunq
auf grrl&tun9 elmer 2inie mad benz
pacific Ocean.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09
MaKenfries befar@tet.
ohio'sr MiIis mad Springfield.

columbus, o., z. Mdr5. =
Qluf brinaenbss griuden bes Mapor
goipens bon Springfield, Der Inn mit'
tbeilte. baB in Golae Der 2nn&erei bes
Hegers Uiderion. Elm @aHentampf au
beeiirdten fei, fanbte @ouperneur Der.
rid 8 Mili3sgompdgnien nod Spring.
fielo nnb Iieb au& bic Wili3 bon
GprinQfelb, l1rbano. Dopton. xenio
uno JOHANNESBURG mobiliiren.
Die Neser fmpeben in er6Bter qlneif.
neil bic Weibsn ibnen nit Nusrottung
oroben, bereiten fiH aber auf Wiber-
itano Dor. Die pOliui oes Stdot3ens
TT p0[ig biIlos.
Der ~9ehri9e 2pn&morb.
Sprtn9fieIo, o., 8. W6r3.
3ablrei&e perionen beiu&ten heute ben
Sdauplab. no esitsrn Na9t Ri1arO
Diderion ooer Diron, Der W0rber bes
poli3eibsamten Colts, bon elmer Bolts.
menge selpn&t worben MGR.
Quaenfaeinli& berri4t teine @e.
neigtbei!, bic Ghbrer oes Wobs 3u
entbeden. Der 2pn9morb mirb Be.
oauert, nber bic @smsinbe III fat Elm.
Filming Der gnfi&t. bab bte seiebIoIen
glemente Der Gtabt benno@ cine bell.
fame 2eition srbieltsn. H~irsermeifer
9orolus tbat aur Werbinberuns bes
Wosbes Jules, mas ct tonnte. ct risf
nod iur3 bsr IL ubr NaGts bic WiIia
aus, aber Is mar unm6gli9 bic Qeuts
aufammen 3u befommen.
abnunal
girmi sbam, Ila., 8.
Wdr3. 1sim 3ufammenftoB zines
pafagitr. unb Gra&t3uas auf Der
gllab. Great Southern Habn in Der
Ndbe bon 2epanee, Drill, tamen beute
3ue-B ebienffete um's 2eben. Der.
i9iebene wurben berlebt unb bic Ma'
gen ibeilwsiie aerftOrt.
Wirb ni9t ausgeIteert t.
Ses Woines, Sa., 8. Wdr3.
Grau Sherman Upe bon Boone, bic
beI&uloiet 1T hur& Grl. &ena Nelion
nod pierre, G.. D., 9sianbtss pereifte.
tss 3udsrnsrt lebtere bergiitet 3u ia.
ben, tam unter bein @sieb tpeber mad
Daeota ausseliefert, TOD in Soma
proceifirt tuerben.
Sem gunbesaeiebe nod lam Elm
Wsrbd9tigter W IN einenS taataus'ge'
liefert uerben, tpenr CT perf0nli4 In
benz Gtaate antpeieno tuar In benz bos
Isrbreasn bssan9en tuurbe unb aus
Dem CT nod benz Werbre&en entpi4.
ga 6rau Dpe niht in Dacota NOR,
tonnts is aud ifin Suiti3la9tling bon
bort iein. lInb ba fe ii3 ni9t 9esen
bic Gsiebe bon Soma uergangen bat,
tam fs au4 bier ni&t pro5effrt
tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

Gitronen-S2 10 800 fly 10000.
pransen-GaItornia-$2 rs pet Bog.
Uananen-0epdbIts 81. 80 per Bsn&.
9otuSmaHe-$8 00-8.2s psr 0uubert.
Teisen l1-16e boS DfGnb.
DatteIn be pei pfunb, 80 pf6. Giiien.
gepfel-Sl.7 10 bis So. 90 per Tab.
Neuer &onig-l6c.
pineaypIes %. 80.
Granberries $2.26-2.7b per WuibeI.
0enafe.
8piebeIn-S2 Is PEI Tab.
epanii9e 8uiebeIn 81. go per Grate.
3artoHeIn 81 10 pei 4uibe'.
Suinois eabiartofeIn $8.00 per Tob.
3raut-$l.60 per Tab.
GeIerp-per Tutenb 80e.
Notbe @1ten 81 pet Tub.
ssaup Hobnen S2.00 per BuibeI.
3nob[au9 &c pet 4funb.
@eibe Rnbea q. 20 per Sos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09
0rei Meteore
Bon Marins.O fFsisr beoba&tst.


wabington, 8. Wdrs. Sn
sinem Heri&t an bas Glotten i. Maini'
ffsrium melbst Qeut. Grant 8. &C.,
fielb, gommanbeur Der u. g. 6.
Suppep auf BEN Wsg bon Guam nad
San Granciseo, boB er am %. &C.
bruar i'm IS. 1~rei:enerao brei risfigs
Weteore beoba9tete, mel&e in 66be
bon elmer Meile, ieinsm e9if gu.
f@webtsn. sic waren rc~tbglhbeno.
MuBer benz 2eutnant beobo&teten nod
bret Seeleute bic tuunoerbare @ri4si'
rluno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

Tr5@es NtnhFsH&-BehIt&e Stiere CT
6ae; bieFee etiere ~ TIC; biefiee &tnbe'
$50 BE EH0 |funb 61fe; biefse Siibe 40C
bis $50 pfanb SEC; R1be $50 BE $50 Blunt
SIC; etier worberuierteI 616e, etier 3tnter'
p,srtsI *, Hinb otntespiesteI 63e, Ssni
gorberpierteI Sc, Rub BcrterpierteI4 e, Sui
o~snterbierteI 7}c.
Trii&es 3aIbfei&-3alter 10}e, 3tuter'
pierteI 18c. BorbsruterteI 81.
Trti&es S@afFeti& 2durser per pfsni
10c ; e@afe Sc; e@mfeI l0}e; RAIDS. hsR,
16e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

Die GIutb.2 SAGE.
0arrisburg, 8. Wdr3. Der
biefae Drt febt i4 beute Der f4Iimm.
ten 0o9nutb.@ efcbr In Isinsr &C.
iai@te ausaeIebt; benz sanaen GIub
entlans III bic Gage sefdbrli& uno bic
chickering's . Mnmobner fi9ten auf
bDbersn @runb.
Oberbalb Der Stabt peri9limmern
fi& bic 6luBsMusf&tsn. Sn Wiltsss
barre ffisg Der CLUB in ben lebten "a
Stunbsn UNI fnft IL GuB.
Sn Snlins betrug bas Steigen fat
5 CUB, aud in 9ouano uno anbsrsn
OFTEN iawiQt Der Strom nod i'm.
mer an.
Qaneaffer, pa., 8. Mdr3. Die
p~ennfplpania Steinbriide nabe Safe
0orbor tuurDe bonn gissang 3ertrim-
inert. ebenio bic gountp.B Bride. Die
Wobnbduier bon 5. g. @ramlins inb
SoIepb3 smple tuurber bon ihren Gun.
oamenten geriHen uno BON Der Glutb
fortgsi9msmmt.
Wiltesbarre, 3d., s. Wdr3.
Das Wpomin9 Waleb 1T edn3li&
iiberHuibet uno man befiir9tet oas
SHlirmffe. 9lm Weftufer bes Glufes
3wii3en 2in9iton uno bier rei4t oas
WaFer big an Die srlien Stodrperte.
gabinets-S ibung.
Definition, 8. Usdr3. =
Sn Der bsutiaen Cabinets ibung Ia.
men tsine Ysi&afts bon Hsbeutnne
obuobl Grasen bes Sfbmus.G Canals
unb bic Gage I'm Often beriibrt
muroen.
Der friibsre @ouperneur Igrane bon
WaHa&uieits fribftdte bsim prdf.
benton.
Der prdFoent befpra9 bierbsi NIT
6errn Crane, einem feiner beifen
5teunbe unb Hsrutber, bic politiide
Gage. gs 1T beiannt. baB Der prdfi.
bent 0srrn Grane isbr qerne an Der
@pibe bes republitanif9en N~ational-
gomitss idbe; iebo9 min bieier nit
Rhdfi&t uuf feline @efunbteit bic Sci.
tunq Der prdfbentsn. Gampngne ni9t
iibernebmen.
9robbsm tpirb er fonff In ni9tiger
giaeni4aft an Der Champagne tbeilneb.
men. gs mirb beltimmt perfi9ert, oab
bic Wabl zines Wational.g omite. Wor-
fbsuben in Der nd@ifen 3eit iibsrbaupt
ti9t erfolsen ipirD. /.
prtn5 Geinri9 tommt
&werli4.
WabingtOn, 8. Mdr3. gs
uirb befnr&tet, baB Bring 6einri@
anl1Bli@ bss 9ooes feinss innafen
eobnss ben bsuti&en 3ailsr bitten
tuirb, ibn ni4t an bic Spibe per Com.
mifion 5u ftelen, ueI&e ben 3oiier
MiIbelm BET Der e~ntbn1ung Der Gtn.
Tue Griebri9's b. Gr., benz @ei9ente
bes QaiIers at bns amer. Bolt. i'm
OCTOBER pertritt.
@ebhBter 2et&tiinn.
g l. Qouis. 8. w2dra. Grau &c.
fef WittingtOn uno itre dltsfte 9o9ter
ertranfer1 heute, als fe ben Naeramac
GluB usiili& bon bier NIT einem De.
fdbrt 3u irsuaeir fu&ten. Cine anbere
7o&ter rttiete F&. inbsim fe fi& 2
etunbsn an iiberraseubsn gaume feit.
6ielt. 9os Gefdtrt tvar mitten i'm
Gluhe umsstippt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

@eben - 80. 3 retber 96e Guf 0sle.s
fen, 9ae pom Nabsn; 80. Q rotba CSC.
Ndr5 CSC; Ba8enwsben 96c.
Rom (neues) 30. ! weib 443e ; 20. Q
weib 44}e 10. Q peiS 44}e; SO. 4 petb,
42c; Ho. 2 weib seuai&t 443e; 30. 8
rpetb seuti4t I'D; go. 1 petb semif4t
42e; go 3 geld a.; 70. 8 8sIb 44e ;
go. I seb 42ae; go. 2 seuti9t ATE;
so. 8 ssnHi@t 44e; go. 4 semV9t 42}e;
9oIben axe.
3afes-R Re. 2 uet5a 48ie; SO. 8 wstbsr
423e; 30. 2 oeuHi4ter 42e: re. 8 seuti9tes
Ale.
1eu = 30. 1 1tmotbb sl1. 90; go.
2 zsmotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09
36Ie.


@etro6nete Grl9t-aepfel, ar Der Some
setrodnet. 7e; Sobannesbeeren &c bis 7ke;
Gitron l0e BIZ l4e; RoNnen, 2 Groun. Der
pfunb. &c. 8 Groom 7}e, 4 Groun TIC 5aos
menfreie &c bS 81, California Rrseatel Tx;
euItana nc. tusportirte euItana lie bts lac.
California Gpritoien 81 Bic 12c.
eprup-etanbarb Corn 28e bis 2be; aes
pdbIter &c tis 82e; Sorghum 26 BIZ 88e;
Stem Orleans WoIsHes lse bis sse; sepdbI.
ter 80e tis CSC.
siHe-Dra1tI neu Sc bis LOG; 5iIberts lac;
Nanbeln Il; uei9f9aIise Ranbeln 15e;
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; peanuts &c bis SIC;
esr6fete IL BIB 81; GnsI!9e DaInuHe 1e}e.
pidles-a4oo TN Sass1o; 12oo I'm 5sb
%; 1900 TIT 0oIbfob $3.50: 600 TN ga;
$3.50.
SnbtsnaysIis 8aheepreHe
0eD0bnI. bs gutter 1o-l2e; prsra bs sss
pdtltes l4-lse /; 5anep 82i-8Se, 0oESn
DeIow Is BIZ 22e. Sapa $3.50.
Sn 4o6ktsR:
1<ioia S11.7B Zion s11.75, Series s11.7o;
Caracas I'll .76, Diuwortt'B s11. rs, 0xt6
Sara BleuS $14.50 70, NairB LOUD slI. rs, oatsI
DIenbsb SABA Sl1.76.
8x6er-Dominoe8 TOTO eti6m6r 8, ~
tuIuestfrter 4.s7e; xxxz p~uIperiFrter 6.o2s,
ieiner s~ranuIsrter 4.s7e; eubes 5.l2e; Con.
fectionsss' aA.72r Nibsepoob Y 1880; 300.
nr 4 l.67e; empire ~. Soc; SbeaI e,ss
0oIben 8 4.42e; Dsnbfor Grtra 9 l.87e,
@tbeepcob Y 4.62e; seIber 9 4. lie; Ia seb
ber l.02.
@etsLGaroItna, 4opf, 5}--7}e, Sapan 8
-63e, sebro@eues, 8t--4}e.
eakv2ote, A3asson 2abunsen 7be RIeis
mere nucntitdten, 66e-80e, 100 bret phmb
padete sl.90. 60 flint 3d.. $3.50, % 10
pfunb Sl.70.
eiFs-Rab go OF. zef). 5ab. ellie ps
0oIone.
0etp1r5e @auS: Mnipice i8e bs 1be:
Goita l8e BE l6c; NusiatbIltke 60e Bis
6be; RuSiatnub 4bc BE coo; ganer i&pars
Ser 9fener 16e bis l6e. S4ot Ice rueis 26e;
NsItsn lse; ~semabIener i&pesser qfeHsr lse,
reiber Doc bts 8be, rotber 20c.
etdrse-pearI, b}e, Champion Slot, / uni
ptaSb 9odete 8, Rom, / 4fb. qadete,
4x-62e.
Gin8ema4te 6ri&ts-BId6berrtes 8 3D..
S1Ioe; pea@es etanosrb, 8 pfb., r.
2.26; Seconds 8 pfunb 81. 60-$1. 65; pis
pea&es. 81. 40-$1.60; snanas, etanbarb,
: 3d., 81. 6S-$1.9O; eeecnbs, Q ghnb,
81 .26-s1.4b; CRIME Hobnen, 8 Bfunb Rams
men, 81, Bahama Hnanas 5l.90-sa. 25e.
0efebte Qsbfen, $1.2o-Sl. rs, frabe Saui IS
Gents, &arrup 9oe, ssnseuei9ts He-e0e,
tomatoes, 8 pfunb. 81. 10-S1.16. 8udsrs
Rom 90c-s1. %, apfeIbutter, pet Dutenbs
8 pfunb. 81.
eanbp-etanseu To- semii4t 7e; gros
eer semii&t 7}c; Banner 7pif 81; Cream
gonbcns loo: go. 2 Cream senii9t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

91sp Oort: vHotterbom~ ua& Rotter'
BAN bia HouIosne; .prinEfRn
Wietoria Cutie" nod Nafau etc.;
.@rOber 8urfarR" nod Gun&aI.
1Isrunoria ett.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

xzmot3p-]estGufDpretie: I'll. o0-l0.5o,
Rice - HsrlauiStreie: Is. 00-S9.0o.
Nsi&torn - Bertauisprsis: is mad ben
nmaIttdt. 65-60e.
Nafr-ed4dt 89-45e; IN ben xebrea
g 00-$10.00 pa 1eune.
etrcb-prede, ie MAD BEN Grab. IN psb
len, $6-Ss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

0tt@e, aunesa NAB xstIssret.
3dnblersp reiie:
Huftern tn 3anuen-Reu gnrf Counts l0e
5. q s. & 60. Selects 85e.
eee'6V4e - Deibfi&e lac; go. l p.dereI
lie; eatfi9 lie; tno9enIoie Sdrinse, l0e,
seretniste SSrinse, Sc; per@ 7e.
GIauasCettIe Re6s SOc per 100.
9unrneru- -25c per Pfrnb.
ebriupstS1.80 per @aucne.
&&Ie.
ensros . Bertaufsprets Snrporttrter
e@wttertdfe 00s pet ghanb einbetmH1<.
e@ueperfdie 16c. miseouftn Cream . RFs
Bile, y. D. GbsebarBI l8t, sinbetub
!3er 2tunbsrser 1se. Bird lac.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-09

eusar Gureb e@tnisn - GrRe nMalitdt :
1870 pfunb 1q3: 10 pfrnb l2ie; 1o-ls
qfunb 10; 8wsite nualttdt /: s0-le pfunb
lQis ; Is Plumb 12e ; IL Hitsb 12}e /: 10
Plumb 1876.
GaItfurmi@e e@snien-e bB 9 pfasb SC;
9 btB 10 4hsnb &c.
SrnbYn6sG ted-&laes gnsItjb Gsrsb l6,
sepdbIter euear Gussb l6s, 6-7 Rfssb tn
Duw&f&nttt 16e |; 8 BE 9 pfmb tm 1ur@s
(@mitt 183e; 10 tS IL Plumb tn Dur4f&nttt
l9Ke; s qtasb tm Dur&i9ntt, ii4nsaI. 1l3e;
6 pfanb I'M Dur@i@utt. i&masy 11}e.
eped. gneI.-0epdblter, 8 ~ 10 pfanb
In Dur4f9nttt, 1870; IL 81 II ptusb s'
Dux&i&utH, us.
eved-3Iare 6etten. 80 BIZ 60 Ptsnh Ia,
Dr@j&nttt, 9te; 3Iars eettsr, 30 81 "a
pfuns, 9le; alare DsuieSs Is 80 20 4innb,
9ke; 1s 81 ~ 3d., 1oe; II ~ 10 gfmb,
l0ae; alare Snden. 70 ~ 90 ptms. 9xs;
Rsi6ea IL 81 Is phutb CSC; &lars suRfen 9
BIZ 8 Bfanb, l0}e
0ep06elteS e@wetnefesi0 - &no&enIoiel
Uanep pie $40. 80; 3Iares Bean 5000; SAM
n $3.50; otcst Glew 1850: yamvI
Sl6. 90.
0sbDrrtes EtnbFsii4 = e@mSet. reg.
eetS. 1a}e; Nubenieten lie: SuHent. TX
&R64sI 18ae.
0lTRe - 0srdu&erts nratpsrR 8}e.
0rantfuster se; Bologna n Ddrmea e}e, h
3Ai& Sc.
e@ma1-- h xtesceS-l. Dual. 10e; =.
nuaIit&t 0Ke; 8. nualAat &C.
g4uItern-0aog. Gursss 70 ~ 30 4funb
tR Uur&i&niH, l0le: Is Bfnsb Nurtx4nltt.
lie. 10 ~ II Q5fRb 1l1e.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1904-03-26

A. Hopper is erecting cottage in
West Weiser.
e. e. Daniels was in the city this
week from Emmett.
P. Z. Short came over on Wednes-
days train from Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington are visit.
ing with relatives at Nampa.,
Geo. Baird was registered in the
city Wednesday from Baker City.
New awnings now adorn the front
of the SIGNAL and Ayers buildings.
0. W, Porter was over from Hunt
ington this week on a business visit,
Oscar Zwicker came over from
Boise Wednesday on a business
visit.
Ira Kilbourn came down from
Midvale Thursday on business
visit.
James Gilmore, of Goldendale,
Wash, was among arrivals in the
city Wednesday.
Tim. Driscoll and wife and VIM.
Coughanour returned to Payette on
Wednesdays train.
Ben. Gladheart returned Wednes-
day from Portland where he was very
successful in disposlng his two cars
of cattle.
Mrs. Herman HiDze-nee Miss
Mary Taylor-is in the city from
Emmett for a few days visit with
relatives.
Mrs. George Pence left on We'd
nesday's train for North Powder and
Baker City, where she goes for an
extended visit.
K. E. Clark arrived in the city
Thursday from Meadows to appear
in the trial of W. E. Adams VS.. E.
e. Clark, ct al.
Mrs. Marion Johnston and son re-
rurned Tuesday evening from Salem,
Ore, where she, was called on &C.
count of the illness of her mother
whom she lefr considerably improved
but yet quite feeble.
Mrs. VIM. Payne and son arrived
in the city Thursday morning from
Parker, Kan, to JOIN Mr.. Payne who
arrived several days ago with then
household goods and farm nipple
ments.
J. L. Thompson, formerly from
Utah, apd who, with his brother
purchased the Hendricks place OF
the Weiser from T. @. Galloway
paid the Signal visit Wednesda.
and . joined our happy host.
Did anybody notice those tw
s'Red Light fnaDciers" hit the tracI
for Huntington Wednesday, The
we're the two whom officers McGre'
and Neyins invited to leave town
and they didn't wait for any ual
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William Shaffer, brakeman of
Dennison, Ohio, was confined to his
bed for several weeks with inhamma-
tory rheumatism. 81 used many
remedies" he says. Finally sent
to McCaw's drug store for bottle of
Chsmberlain's Pain Balm, at which
time / was unable to use hand or
foot, and in one weeks time was able
to 60 to work as happy as clam. p"
For sale by all druggists.
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The Venerable Archdeacon Jen-
nings will be in Weiser Sunday, and
will take part in the services at st.
.Luke's church. He will make an
address at the missionary service on
Sunday evening. Mr.. Taylor will
take share of duty both morning
and evening.
Gen. Joubert and WIS. O'Donnell,
the Boer heroes, lectured at the
opera house Thursday evening. under
the auspices of the Congregational
church. A large audience greeted
them. The lecture and illuminated
war scenes were well received. In
the afternoon they gave matinee
for the school children.
Kathryn Ingraham,a niece OF Mrs.
j. W. Cox, is visiting in the city for
a few days. Miss Ingraham was for
merly leading lady in the Ed. Red
mond Theatrical Co., that recently
played at Boise, La. Grande and
Walla Walla. On account of failing
health Miss Ingraham was compelled
to resign, and is now enroute to her
home at Indianapolis, Ind.
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Bryan came over from Pay
dnesday.
Dickinson arrived in the city
Day from Boise.
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Black,
y, 24tb, a 7-pound son.
Fitzgerald was a visitor in
this week from st. Anthony.
Q. Rice, the Caldwell at
was a business visitor In the
dnesday.
nt load of wool of this sea-
brought to the warehouse
y by Frank Noble.
j. Smith, one of CaIdwell's
legal lights, was in the city
\ on a business visit.
Jackson and wife went up
30 Wednesday to visit for a
with relatives and friends.
Clay arrived on Wednes-
ain from Higgins in the Sal
u country. He is here on q
visit.
ssments are being made tc
olA On the new auditorium Of
!. church. This new add.
be 54xS8 in size.
Isrvllliger, sister of Mrs
'aliey, who has been visit.
's city for some time, will
WI lor her home In Port
Aslzur arrived in the cit,
NUN Ills visit in San Fran
WIN his parents at Cot
w. ore., and left for hl
Meadows on Wednesday
% good to see the stee
s ss,As river bridge arrivin,
s''lE When work is apai'
'Ds Contractors there Wi
"'ased delays from lack 0
we hope.
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A missionary service is announced
tc take place next Sunday evening.
at the Episcopal church, Interest
ing iDiormatiop will be presented,
and hearty congregational singing
will be feature OF the occasion
IN the morning the rector will
preach on our Lords tripmphal en-
ny into Jerusalem, the day being
Palm sunday,
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[E SIGNAL
Iup EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY BY +.
cKWOOD & HARDING.

hbscribers, Take Notice.
Ne given on the colored address
bour paper is the date to which
bscription is paid. Whenever
{ 3 payment WATCH YOUR
and if the date is NOT
'ED WITHIN TWO WEEKS
| THE OFFICE WITHOUT
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vas ~ Tue CITY wed
nesday from Ontario.
Peter Pence came down from Pay
cite this week on business visit.
W. J. Morehead has again re-
sumed charge of the electric light
plant.
Ed' thompson and wife were reg
lstered in the city Wednesday from
Caldwell.
Miss Gladys Rogers returned to
Boise Monday to resume her studies
at St. Teresa's.
Chas. J. Hall, of White Bird, and
". ). Wilson, of Goodrich, were
city arrivals Thursday.
"A. B. Moss, the prominent mer.
chant OF Psyette, was in the city
Wednesday on business.
Elmer Bell came down from Paw
cite yesterday, enroute to his mining
properties on Salmon river.
Homer Levander came over from
Meridian Thursday and left for
Meadows yesterday morning.
Father W. j. A. Hendrickx will
say mass next Sunday at 10 a. m. in
St. Agnes church. All are well
come.
P. L. Ward, of Monmouth, Ore,
and E. E. Edwards, of Gibbonsville,
Idaho, were among city arrivals
Wednesday.
Ten thousand people visited the
Boise Book and Music Co.'S opening
on the IA inst. This company has
an advertisement in the Signal.
The new case of books Of the free
travelling library is in and contains
very select assortment of fiction-at
the reading room.
Mrs. ], L. Long, wife of the P. &
l. N. roadmaster of CAtrock, came
down Thursday evening with her
granddaughter, returning yesterday.
W. 8. Jones, who for q time was
employed as fireman on the P. & I.
N. railroad, departed last night for
his home at Ogden, Utah, where his
family resides.
Chas. LeValley has accepted a
position in the Golden Rule store at
Boise and has entered upon his new
duties. Mrs. LeValley left for that
place Tuesday.
Joe. Wheeler, the popular dis
penser of wet goods at Mineral, who
was here as witness in the VAIN and
Turner case, returned home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. A. M. Davis, wife of the
former proprietor of the Star barber
shop, and her daughter left Tuesday
for Nysss, where they will reside on
a ranch recently purchased by Mr..
Davis.
VIM. Simmons, discharged re-
gular soldier, who has been in the
hospital here. left yesterday for Fort
Baird, New Mexico, where he will enter
the government hospital. He is a
consumptive.
A. o. Huntley arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Cuprum and
lett for business and pleasure trip
in Chicago and Wisconsin points.
He reports matters quiet up north,
and lots of snow.
Mrs. VIM. Speakman and children
and Mrs. Ohas. Zenk arrived in the
city Tuesday evening from Pittsburg,
Pa, and left on Wednesdays train
for the Salmon river country where
their husbands are employed with the
Idaho. Pittsburg Mining Co..
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Galley enter
tanned few friends and relatives on
the evening of the 18th inst, at theil
homo on East Main, in honor o.
their first wedding anniversary. Tit
evening WAS spent at cards ant
luncheon. The affair WAS entirel,
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hv Manor Johnston slll Weet
be- patrons n heg psglQgs egeF 1Ae
nspdy 'S'saAse Saturday si'e'aeqp
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baking POWDER are iow
priced, ss alum costs but two cents
pound; but alum is corrosive
poison and 1t renders the baking
powder dangerous TO use N food