davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
9ir @Gnirflkdrn.

Sic 0GnisfRb6rn. Sin Oeutidcr
aunbibot Der Sbeolpeis, ben feline ma
tiirIidsu auIagsn ni6t gerobs gu einsm
grpben Sir6enli6t befGbigtsr, iu9ts
ii9 iiireit beim @rumsn bic Qrbeit boz
bur6 81 erleidtern, Oob er an groBs
gorbtIoer Ii9 enganlebnte. 0as miinos
lide Grdmen beginnt uno Der geitrenee
Serr Graminutpr lsitst IS nit ben
WOrten elm: r!Serr 8unbibat, sic baz
ben ia bic Prebigt pDrtIt6 abgeI9ries
ben. DDS lit sritsns cine llnebrli4teit
unb 3psitens cine llnooriiGtieteit, bsnn
sic mubtsn Iih bod iogen, ooB uns
Die prsbistfammIuns bon 9offmonn
(bsriibmtsr 8anselrsbnsr @eneroliupers
intenbent Der Surmart) audi ni6t un-
betannt it," Der 9anbibdt erfpibert
borauf: Die unporIi6tigtsit 9ebe it
gu, aber bic unsbrli9teit muB i9 emit
fhieosn bsitrsiten; in bite 5u tonita,
tiren, bob i'd am ginsans unb am
S6Iub meinsr arbsit ,SGnisfiB6er'
aneebra6t babe"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
@toanktniplittrr

9pm @enis piro bic Bslt trobsrt, Der
RittslTGbistsit eebOrt Re.
Mon bort 10 oft: Die gDobrbsit tiegt in
Der Witte.-RotirIih. Wis tonntsn iont
10 Oiele nm ne berumeeben!
RIeiue Setter elei6sn einsm lssrtn ga.
Gen. Ss tpeHigcr CT beloOen Ia beto mt5r
rafeli CT.
Gas Nieosrsefunbsne BAT nismols ben
geertb Oes GrieDerlOr'nen.
Cur eebenstlusbeit eeb6rt 6, ui6t an
bel oooon merteu ~ laHsn.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10

khsnhtli a. eltla psm Bealstfahk
HaHbuua ia bes lanssn Wegesni
Rnkif,
M An ssr blausn quli bic gtrht itiDtbt,
\ ihr etrsblsRaHesh6t pic GenHt,
Nteunein alstmssnst NeetHspohAs,
b<s Der erss rsfss eipitl bsbi.
Ipobr bir In Der 6ruH 10 laueuiihe,
1p~ennsaibmsnp morasnpliht Dril@s,
4 mis esr 9bau bic HIum usuidt bos
qtrsj
IA 9lids pes luiritpnsn Sims alsins
~ no bic geslt In immsr iuussm Shslue.
nie esbt lttRt Some nitoeripdttsl
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10

2as Gbcpaar. &aiierin gliiabet6
bon Osfterreid lisbts es betanntli9,
intoenito unb ALIEN in ibrem 2onbe al
rsiIen. 90 Itieg Is zines Cages, nur in
8esIsitung zines 0tensrs, in MDbling
in ben GiisnbabnSug. Wtit Der @eis
flung, ben Stationsporiteber 3u berons
laHsn, oab Der 3ue auf elmer Nebeu,
f%totion in Der Rdbe ibrss 2uIf9loTss
2oina anboIts, ididte lie ibrsn 9isnsr
5u BEN geomtsn. Udbrenb Der Be
i2redune pfiff bic 2otomotirs. sGaz
gen sic BEN Manns in ZEN I6ipdrssn
5rud, sr miiRe iid b%eeilen." rief Die
3aiierin benz S9dffner gu. r. g8ssilsn
Sic Ii6 ~gsfdaigIt, font fdbri Sbnen
s tre 6rau oaponl" l6rie bd Der
Sduffner Dem ptrbIifften 9spisnten
al.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10

,tinsn WiiIhulniem.
.Sbr ba6t ober ooh BEN nrnosrs
!i6en anoisn nidt ielbit i9Iinesn tons
nm
.WtIhtn anotsn2"
Den al BEN Grid, nit nelbem
Sbr Gursn SntsI in ptisn S1lafgs
mad uufsstniipft babt."
I'D psritsbe SUD niht."
IS III Elm anoten, lpi, ibn nur elm
S4arfrihter Ooer Der ane9t zines Iols
hen 81 MAIDEN peritebt."
.Gus 1T mir nod rdtbislbofter."
,g%etennt!"
sd peiB nihts peiter Su eeiteben.
Gles, tpas man bon mir al piHen be-
esbrte, babe i9 ia fhon betannt."
Rod ipeitere Iustunft miib! Sbr
e.bsn."
sd tann's ni6t."
rSbr miiBt es. 8siinnt Gu4!!"
rSol i9 abermals gemartsrt psrs
benz"
,Nein. &ber betennt Die Wobrbeitl"
ygDobl benr, 70 bort! SD babe met
men Snfel Nifolaus iibsrbuupt niGt
umgebra9t, audi duf feline WsiIs
~ireenopie bic Sbat peranlubt. Qber
Der Shein mai ia. freili4 se9en mid.
unb i~iberpGltiet bon Dem S4mer3, ben
bic 0aumenf6rauben mir perurIa4ten,
fotpie aus Aneit Dor ben nod iddrs
feren @raoen Der Softer, benen i9 uns
terpprfen perben iolte, bobe i9, nm
ipeiteren Qualen 5u entgsben, mid fir
f9uIbie ertlGrt."
SIT benz in alien Stiiden rirtli6
,Sa, es lit bic reinIte Wobrbeit."
So Ieib s%etroIten Mut6es, penn
Sbr mabr gsfprpden."
2epnbarb purbe, nd6bem Der Rid
ter bic &srter3sle perldFen, balb inne,
bob feline Qngslegenbsit cine giinItigs
Msnbung 9enommen babe. DEM mad
faum elmer Stunbe ipurbe er in Elm
beHereS GefdngniB eebra9t.
Die Ha6fori9uneen Der 8ebDroe
batten Grfolg. Mon ermittelte, BAT
Elm S6orfri9terstne6t, Namsns Mlsls
dior Grunert, ipelhsr Friiber in que8s
burg ii6 aufes6alten, tpdbreno feiner
anpeienbeit gu Riirnberg, uno 3por
81 Der 3eit, als Der Mtorb eeI6ebsn,
fi9 nit sinsm anosren ltsbsrli9en
Sumpun, benz S9loFergeIe1en SobIt
Selbinoer, piel in Der Stdot lumber
9etrisben babe. 2dn9sre 3sit mar Isbz
terer in Qrbeit gepeIen bel einem Meis
tier, ben 3uipeilen eu9 Ritolous Mufz
fel beT6dFtiot bate. @r puroe pers
boftet unb 5tpei Sage barauf audi Gruz
merit, ben man 3u S9pdba6 in elmer
Serberge ergriff mo- er felt Mo6en
logirt, qe3e6t uno piel GeIo peroeabet
bate. Mau I9offte ibn nu9 Riirns
berg. Sm 8erbor in bic Gnee aetries
ben unb NIT Der Softer beorobt, ges
Itanben beips 80Iepi9ter, baB Tie ben
Raub i'm 6duie oes Nitoldus Wuffel
mitteIit BON 5elbinger angefertigter
Ra4i4liiFel gemeiniam ~ausgefi6rt
bGtten. Wos ben Mlorb onbetraf, 70
I9ob Der cine &umpon bic Saulb uuF
ben dnberen, unb bies bate CUR Soles,
bab bulo 9eibc Der grauien 9bat BOZ
Zig ~iibsripiefsn purben. Man perurs
tbeilte tie gum 3obe.
Der I6ulbloie 9eonbdrb Muffel mar
in5pii6sn aus Der Daft entlaFen NOR
ben. Dies fur6tbdrs GrIebniB mo9te
ouf i'm sinsn nu9boItig beFernbsr
ginbrud. Der ftrdfIi9e 2ei6tIinn
mid bon ibm, unb sr purbe fortan elm
be1ersr Msnf9. Sbm fiel als @rbt
nun bas grobs @ermDgen ieines Cne
tells 81. bu bieier BEL Der QIDbli6teit
bes unnatiiri9 singstrstersu 3ooes
ni9t oa3u eetommsn mar, Elm ben ylef.
fen snterbenbes SeItument 3u binters
lufen. Sn benz 'tuttIi6en 6auTe am
0einmartt uber lsbte 3aonbarb bon
nun an nod pisIs Sabre als elmer Der
pobIbubenblten uno gea6tetIten 8iir
ger Der Staot.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10

@rubmitbis. nSOre nal, Cnisl,
mir traumts oisfe 1a9t, i9 bate an
Did nm 300 Mart aef6riebsn, uno oIs
Id 0einen Brief offnete, loesn 800
Wort - ulIo 200 Mari msbr bo=
rim" Die mogit Ou rubis tsbOIs
tent
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10

5au irer: .S6One SaI6ens
tii6sr gefdaig, 6rGulein9sn2"-
s + d lein: r&ann feline oebrouz
6en."-6 trer: rDie beiBt,
tpomit puBen sic Iib bsnn Die Haf'2"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10

Or (oer nit feinsr 6rou in Der Spmz
msrfrifhe 1T, Dor benz S9lnfeneeben):
.aber amoIie, pie tunnit Oh mein Sc
bib brett in ben 3ue ans offsns Sem
tier leesn! 8ebente bod, pie lsiht
iOnnte i4 Do 3obnf4mer3sn bstoms
MN"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
Hd1lrd1te RrhaneInnn.

Stu. Salo, nie is ber's BEL Der Rus
fterung gegange? Wos bat Der 6err
Sffi3isr geIagt2--r Rad Der Religion
bat er nsr asfroot, Der Qntiiemit!"
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-08-10
pies Be(ude MAIDEN"

;tiaifas skip, OOn pans .. skalOns
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

The following itinerary " Hon y,
Vineyard, tbe pell kpowp aewoVetie
orator, ~ announced from Deoioera'ie
heaaqpRstege
Monday evening petolssg y, "hl,f
bird TUESDAY evening Htb, lfpelle
Nedneeday evening, Dtl, PolQlel
lAulsday evening Dtb heeaoHf ~
aag ageniag llb, lagap Saturday
evening alh fap N}ol Aonael
evening lQtl NO Yuisaag fieR|Nf
|llN hnna Nelnfpaaf NfNnlnf
l2u f0ul 4hnlslN, Nlpinf Ipe
EHm1u lIlNNl AINNlNt |'i M'N
Als|Qn NslWAAg flNu|Nf 1000 Ha'
fpaf N ~ Washington fN9p''
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01
Cnres Winter Cough.

j. K. Grover, 101 N. Main st., OF
tawa, Kan, writes: every fall it
has been my wife's trouble to catch a
severe cold, and therefore TO cough
all winter long. Last night ! got for
Der bottle Of Horehound Syrup. She
used II and has been able 70 sieeI
sooDdly all night long. Whenever
the cough troubles her, two OF three
doses stops the cough, aud she Is abb
10 be Dp and we'll " 2bc, Doc
al, 90 Churchill Drug q Paint CO.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

j. w. Davenport, Wjpsgo ~,
writes, June "a, 1907 - sspf "
telJ you believe lsaliege's hnop
LiDimeDf saved ny life, ! pes anael
tho Treatment 81 te0 doctors, ana
thoy fold we one ~ w lpngf esf ~
iigely gone, and tlle oiAer hadly ~
eoied. ! also hed y lamp Nv ~ plae
4 aon'i thlnb tlaf oqpld Aele lilea
o,eg ~ mQnsi,s louger ~ ~
apooe NJ a fflena NJ ~ hellHal
knos dlnlmeai lle i1Fl hppllea
Nop aslo W. $50 lella ~ 40
l0ai bDll|nt f4i0a W0 HQNNa Al's
.sil N NJ n0NaNlnI NlalNlN'
va i l.1aD.n,fla y W N4HHlnf Nv
M04Nl NN NQe M
NItlftlll nWf INlH an
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01
: Worlds Fair Rats.

Effective at once, Worlds Fair
rates to st. Louis and Chicago auth
orized by circular No. s3-19o4,
will apply for tickets TO be sold on
Tuesdays and Fridays Of each week,
and sales will be made up 10 Noyem-
Der 18th, inclusive. Return limit
will 10 no case exceed December 3lst,
1904. J. W. LAPIsB,
Agent.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01
Hotkt.

At my home miles west OF weiser,
am caring for red yearling heifer with
broken leg. Marked crop and Two
splits in each ear; branded on left
side. Owner can pay charges ana
take her away. w "A Biakeiey'
Best Remedy for Constipation.
1.-THE finest remedy ] ever used fo'
constipation is chambsrisin's S.o ON
acb and Liver Tablets, says MRS
Esi Butler. o. FraDkyilie' ~ y
''Thsy act gently aud without sn'
unpleasant effect, and leaye ths DOW y,
els 10 ! perfeeily natural condition
sold by al druggists
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01
FALL Itlh Of (OUQT
Is dpIhDIhd AuAr
4 Humber Of Civil (d51 vT6ttd With
Divorces GRANTED YsnlTs s.
sued for 50 Jurors.

Fall term Of court which began
Tuesday is slowly grinding away with
Judge Stewart presiding. Following
proceedings were had up to Thursday
night;
Joseph Ross, of Brannan, British
subject, was admitted to citizenship.
A venire was issued for thirty jur-
ors to appear Wednesday, Oct. 5, at
10 O'Clock a. m.
State of Idaho VS.. Ira Baird and |
George Portlock. Portlock plead
not guilty. Defendant Baird failed
to appear; his bond is forfeited,
Portlock will be tried Saturday, Oct
8.
State of Idaho VS.. George Russell,
defendant pleads not guilty and set
for next Wednesday, Oct 5.
State vs.. Albert Dufner, defendant
pleads not guilty and case set for
trial next Thursday, Oct 6.
A. M. Nolter VS.. Massena Billiard,
trustee, ct al. Continued for term.
John Suchey vs. George F. Smith
ct al Case dismissed.
Phillip II. Kitsch VS. Abe S. Tharp.
Continued for term.
Ova j. White VS.. Robert p White.
i Divnrce granted and plaintiff award
ed children.
A. M. Curl vs.. Marriott e. Curl ct
al. Plaintiff given ten days to an
answer.
A. M. Nolter ct al VS.. Washington
\ county. Tax case. Judgment euter-
ed in favor Of plaintiff
James M. Ross VS.. James Potter ct
al Rhea & Coulter withdraw as at
torIeys for the Rankin Co.
w. j. Cavanagh and d. G. Fergu-
son VS.. w. F. Brewster. Defendant
failed to answer and default entered
Mary A. Webb VS.. Susan P. Lee ct
al. Continued for term.
Susan P. Lee vs.. Samuel III. Lee.
Continued for term.
f R. M. Barbour vs. j. G. Rogers.
Q Continued for term.
Rose Foreman VS.. Rice Foreman
Q Divorce granted and plaintiff award
c ed child.
Joseph Whitley VS.. Ohas. Crawford
9 ct al. Complaint in intervention
8 filed by Steve Il Choate.
e Julia A. Elliott VS.. John D. Elliott
+ Continued for term.
Nenry Day VS.. Mable Day. Di
\ vorce gianted.
Mannah L. Sevey Vs. Edward Tom
. linson ct al. Demurrer withdrawn.
Set for next Tuesday.
Myrtle Jenkins. vs.. o. E. Jenkins
> charge of assault. Divorce granted
I. and s. Bing vs.. Weiser Mercan
tile Company. Continued for term
70 James NJ. Ross VS.. @. w. Riggs @
T" a. Takea under advisement
70 American Mining Company, Ltd
10 va. Washington county. Tax Case
- Judgment entered in favor OF plain
tiff
., Dicia Ware VS.. Philip Ware. ID
~ vorce granted. Plaintiff restored t
maiden name.
Alice M. Green vs.. Fred l.. Green
Divorce granted and plaintiff resro. 9
., to her maiden name.
~ Lorenzo H. Hartley VS. DAME
.. Lexington. Demurrer withdrawn
~ James Eaton, an infant by Gale
" T. Coulter, Guardian, VS.. The City
ay Weiser. Summons quashed.
III Walter ]. Brown VS.. John Ross ct a
Continued for term.
ii Arthur Nunnalee VS.. John Rose ct a
Continued for term.
Dora E. Morris vs.. Fred L. Morris
Divorce granted and plaintiff restore
to her maiden name.
er, Loyerin & Browne 90. ct al
Ith Thomas M. Jeffreys ct al. Contin
wo r. K. Lockwood vs. N. p. Linde
eft Continued for for, term.
nd Mary N. Nelm vs. Frank Nein
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

candidates for Legislative and county
offices will also address the citizens
of Meadows on the same date as Mr..
Vineyard.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01
cures Chills and Fever.

g. w. Writ Nacogodohes, Tex,
saws: Ellis daughter had chills and
fever for three yeegs; he could mol
find anything thai would help her TILL
he used Herbine His wife Will MOI
keen house without it, and cannot say
too much for it, SOC. Churchill
Drug & Paint Co.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

diana, by way Of st. Louis.
Father Hendrix is here and sarv 90.
Will be held at the Catholic Church
Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock and T.
the evening at 7:3O. Also ali ones
tIons in the question box will ha
handled.
Jack Lambert, the Pollock hotel
man, arrived in the city Wednesday
from the north. He is here az a wit.
ness In the suit involving the Over
land hotel at Council. Jack reporta
great activity among the mines in
Rapid river district.
Esten Freeman, democratic can
didate for commissioner from Mead
ows, accompanied Weiser delegates
home from the convention and was
busy greeting friends and looking
after business matters. He returned
to his home yesterday morning.
At the opera house this afternoon
the Georgia Harper 90. will present
that interesting comedy drama en-
titled Married for Money" To-
night the company closes the week. 3
engagement with the famous play.
1.-The Two Orphans. y This company
is we'll known to Weiser theatre-goers
and are giving good satisfaction.
F. G. Woodcock, district organizer
bof the Woodmen of the World fol
Eastern Oregon, and j. P. Kidd, who
is connected with the Democrat and
publisher of Forward magazine at On.
tario, were among city arrivals Thurs
J day from the Oregon city. The
gentlemen were here on business
connected with the Weiser camp
Signal acknowledges pleasant call
The Misses Lucretia and Bufort
Baldwin entertained a number O
their friends at farewell party Thurs
day evening at their home on Idah,
street. A very enjoyable time is re
ported by those who attended TIL
Misses Baldwin, accompanied by thei
mother, will leave tomorrow for thei
former home at Lewiston. They hav
made many friends here who regre
their departure.
Rev. G. R. Delepine has resigne'
from the passionate of the First Bap
fist church of Weiser, his resignation
to take effect Oct. 16 He has &C
cepted call to the pastorate of tn
First Baptist church of Stryker, Ohio
where he expects to begin his wor
on Nov. l. The numerous Weise
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Delepine viii
regret to learn this announcement.
William z. Brown and @. e. PIP
pitt, two prominent business men {
Urbana, Ohio, we're visitors in til
city this week, the guests of Prof
M. Martin. The gentlemen hay
9 been making tour of the Pacif
: coast and stopped off enroute hom'
= When they reach home they will ha,
covered total of 1000 miles. TIL
. is their first visit west and they al
! much pleased with what they saw, @
: peciallyin fair Idaho.
: The Signal sleuth strolled arour
to Mrs. Gerwick's millinery sto
= Thursday afternoon and found b
!, and her able assistants, Mrs. d.
Thompson and Miss NJ E. mickle
very busy waiting upon their hume
Gus customers and visitors who we
d present at the grand opening. T.
: opening day was Thursday and wi
g continue until tonight. The sto
o was handsomely decorated and t
display magnificent, and each visit
# was presented with souvenir boqu
"a of pretty violets. The millinery d
J. play was the largest and best select
q ever brought to Weiser.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

TO Cure Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo QpiniDe Tab
Lets. All druggists refund thu money
II It fails 10 cure. II. w. Groves
signature on each box. 2bc.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

FOR SALE Forty acres improved
Land n mile from city limits, GA
county road. Wll be sold lp p,s %
tan acre tracts, l'lrsf three hge'eefe
MOON VII DO sold ~ $50 psf aege,
ssteg ghieb priee W. be advanced
A. ~ Uiu -"
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

Nicely furnished rooms for Sleep
or housekeeping,
at MRS. MAUD WltEELbh'
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01
!, TIME TABLE

|y, october l. 1904.
|Burtenshaw of Council is
|tbe city this week.
Murphy and wife we're
| visitors this week from
|Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Wednesday, Sept. %, a
iber NJ. Lawrence was
arrivals Wednesday from
ckwood returned to the
y from the Salmon river
Carr and wife we're regis
Weiser "Wednesday from
Eeb
Fred and A. Peck, Frank
Ferrell came down from
rourt business.
an was down from Mead
X on a business visit and,
little pleasure mixed in.
TX and family are enjoy
NTH his mother who ar
4! EEK from the Dakotas.
Kingsbury, of Salt Lake,
10 preach tomorrow-Sun-
Congregational church.
Fife has returned home
knded visit with relatives
and Canyon City, Ore
J. Kinzer of Council, snc
postmistress at Bear,
sitors this week on court
J. Dennison, wife of thu
candidate for representa-
d in the city Thursda.
prings
be a celebration of tn
Iunlou at the Episcopa
unday, services to begii
Evening Prayer with ser
pok Club will meet mex
Pfternoon at two o'cloc,
hg rooms. A full attend
ested.
Mrs. I. G. Galloway an
Rte, lef t yesterday after
Louis, to visit the bi
will be absent about tw
circle of the women {
Ill give a Social at til
hall next Tuesday ever
Fbody invited. Admil
lnts.
nday Russell Fulp an
IKE killed a large gra
westlake island west
bird measured just 81
to tip.
d. Bolan and Mrs. ]
'lVed in the city Wedne
lsit in Mammoth and Sa
and have returned
N Council and Meadow
chell, of the Butterfie
p, left Wednesday afte
10 cars Of sheep fo
kets. They we're broug
r q |. N. from CouncI
imam was among city 9
cambridge on Wedns
Dee reports unusu
among the delegates
we convention while
little city.
' 's, Harry War; aud N
pliam MeMillen eal
meadows on Mondsl
'ney were visiting 20
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

Thirty five valuable presents give
by Candee. o"
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

F0R sAlE a iealp NJ 600 NNif
mares. WooDsDh stfFl'bff
AZ
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

Thirty-five valuable presents given
by Candee. d"
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

NOM eAlA haelwe iif'll
aa.,lg nos NJ Reoa eeeelllep
iADs AZ n 'pN 1p''' ~
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

-r,ay WEDNESDAY AND
saturday BY
WOOD g. HARDING.
Take Nonoe.

.dbers, Take Notioe.
Ian on the colored address
p's aner is the date to which
|. pSp'' is paid. Whenever
pun srment WATCH YOUR
P'' n the date is NOT
9wrTHIN TWO WEEKS
1 M oFFICE WITHOUT
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-10-01

tour OF the coast and from there will
return TO their homes in Brook. In
diana, by way of st. Louis
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-04-06
ANOTHER BLAZE
Freight House went up in
Smoke with All its Contents
individuals loss on Goods
Not Yet Removed.

Another serious blaze visited our
town last Wednesday evening when
the freight house occupied jointly by
the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific to-
gether with all its contents, went up in
smoke. The alarm was given at about
$50 in the evening and before anyone
could reach the place the entire build
ing was enveloped in flame, SO that
nothing could be done toward saving
the building and its contents, but the
people on the street gathered and push
cd string Of freight cars that was
standing near, out Of the way of the
fire and lust as that was accomplished
the switch crew arrived and cleared tho
other tracks near the fire so that no
cars were burned.
Besides the loss to the companies
several individuals had goods in the
house which they had received ana paid
the freight on, thus turning the loss on
them. Among these were j. A. Maho-
ney who had some supplies for the
Catholic church and ]. II. Darling, the
new Episcopal minister who lost his
fine piano.
The entire loss has been variously es-
timated at from 5000 TO $4,000 hut
the one we consider the best authority
gives the conservative estimate Of five
or seven thousand. The rebuilding will
doubtless be pushed as rapidly as pos
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-04-06
INVESTMENTS IN IRRIGATION.

The assertion that there are no
more opportunities for capital to invest
in irrigation enterprises in New Mexico
is not based upon fact. The number
of gIod reservoir sites and feasible
projects available for private invest
ment, is perhaps larger in this Terri.
tory than anywhere else in the world.
1t is idle to say that agriculture by ir-
rigation has reached It's fullest deve-
lopment and that outside of irrigation
systems to be built by the national
government, there will be nc. further
growth in that direction, IL is true
that the returns on capital invested in
large irrigation enterprises are com
paratively slow, but they are, on the
other hand, permanent and certain.
In lesser enterprises, requiring not SO
much capital, the returns are apt to be
received quicker, but with wise man.
agement and economy in administra.
tion, any well-selected and well-con.
structed irrigation project should prove
profitable right from the start. - Albu
querque Citizen.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1904-04-06
NEWS ITEMS FROM SWARTS

Pedro Jimenez returned yesterday
from Deming, where he had been on
business.
c. A. Swarts and brother Mckinley
made trip to Dwyer yesterday.
John Entzminger Jr. and A. lerrault
went up to San Juan on business one
day this week
Hon. w. NJ. Taylor, who is working
some mines near Teel, passed through
here Friday on his way home for a
visit and to attend the meeting of
County Commissioners at Deming, he
being a member Of that body.
F. Spadis, was in our town yester-
day.
Miss p. Madison and sister Anna
were Swarts visitor one day this week.
Carmelita Swqrts took pleasure
trip to San Juan one day this week.
Miss Georgia Swarts spent day at
the home of her friends the Misses
McKinn this week
Juan Baragan was up from the
Holstein ranch on business one day this
week.
John Golfer and J. Sherman are
gone to Las Cruces on court business
this week.
Reyes Rodriguez went to San Juan
on business few days ago.
James Colson passed here going up
the river on business yesterday.
Harmon Perry went down home the
first Of the week to visit few days
with his mother.
Miss. Ivie Sherman was Swarts
visitor one day this week.