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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
ltnfGae eimes Saaes.

Gin 9rabtipanner an Ser Qibertp.
Roao Bel Der 9lusii6una ieines
9eruieS get6otet. - Gin sdiffs.
itauer ertrunfen. Spier ieiner
llnporiidti9feit. gnoere llr.
f1ue.
9(lf trogiide 8eiie fam DETER,
Woraen Der 26 Sabre oIte Sorrn So.
filings BON Scr. 10tS, Ioro.@ilmor.
StraBe, Inn iein Seben. @d6reno err
n1n1Iid fir bic Wiarplono 3elebbon.
&c." bel melder er ols 9rabtiponner
ongeiteQt par, an Der 2ibertp : Roob.
nabe Dem u8ooolano SaQ-Sotel,"
nit benz Spannen zines eleftriiden
9robtes bcidGftigt mar, 9riff er 5l.
f0lig einen g~elaoenen eleftrii9en Sci.
t%ltngsorobt on. SIN ndmliben Slit.
genblid Itiir8te er leblos sur @rbe,
uno Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ell.
neS roi6 our Steae eerufenen Nr5tes
blieben erfolglos, Ger 2ei6nom
mllr0e BON &ameraoen beS Sootcn
oufgefltnoen uno na6 Der @obnung
ieiner I%tgebori9en, ger. 1918, 0orb.
Gilmore troBe, iibergefiibrt. Goro.
rer 9oloipin iteate einen oltf llnfon
lolltenoen 5ooteni6ein aus unb en-
obtete einen SnQueit in Dem Sale
fir %unnotbig.
Gin S6iffsitouer ertrun.
9ubib @anoipap, Elm Heger, pe(.
der oltf Dem Yier Nr.3, 2igbtItroBen.
&erfte, ais 5ra6tperlaoer ongelteQt
iuar, fiel 9eitern 5u friiber Worger-
itltnbe iiber 9oro uuio ertranf, ebe
ibm ~Siilfe gebrodt merben fonnte.
Sein Seidnom lpltrbe bon benWtann-
l6often ocs .2annnn" mlfgefiiht
nno nu6 ser Wprgue gebro6t.
Sper einer II nporii6ti
felt.
@G6renb ST.. Sobn Z. 9enIon bon
Mr. TAI, 3. Npemle, 9eItern periu6tc,
an Der Erott-, nobe Sborp : StroBe,
3lpiiden 3pei SradtiuoggonS bin.
ourd, 81 ipringcn iuliroe fem redter
SUB 5luiiden 5iuei &uppeln eingc-
flenmt mo l6limm 5erquetI6t, 10
Dob CT nod ieiner &obnung ii6erge.
fiibrt lueroen mllbte.
Srau y 6lmann fam gllt
meg.
Ger @agen Ser Srau 6. E0bl.
mann, 9tr. 2121, Seiferion = StroBe,
mltroe geitern Wtorgen an ser Nortb-
slpenlc uno Gbeiter.S troBe bon Ell
nem Nortb = gpenle . StroBenbobn.
poggon ~getroffen mo oos bil1tere
Hoo Oes @ogenS oemolirt. fSruil
Yoblmomn fam nit oem Sdrefc11
0apolt.
Sc nobccrIittei 9, 6GbcI.
bru6.
Scr Is Sabre oltc @iQiom Ser,
nan bon Nr. $50, Sorforo Ipenllc,
liegt in fritiifem 3uitonoe an einem
S6Gbelbrltb leioenb inn st. So.
iepbs Soipitol" oarnieoer. Gr ipielte
am lesten Sreita9 oil Der Gde bon
Ii9lonb : gpenlle ullo Sarforo : glpe-
me nit elmer gn5obl Gnaben, gerietb
nit einem &naben, Nomens Slober-
tp, IN Streit unb 2ebterer ioQ linn
angeblib NIT einem 9oditein Sen
S60belbru6 6eigebrabt baben. Sla,
bertD lit berbaftet poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
8iQiae Hcile nadJ Scntidlanb.

Sdiffsfarten foiten iett MIR $17
fir 3piibenoedsfarten BON 9alti-
more nod 9remen. @egen peiterer
Mrsfnnft ipenoe man iid an Sbeo.
s. 9iener&Go. o., ia SIt-2ering-
ton-Str., Simmer Scr. 3. (tSO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
Gamltags nmS Sunmtaa-Grfnriiuncm

nod @oibington $1.25 ouf Ser
.Eemnlplpanier 9obn." 9iQete iinb
fir sic &iidfobrt bis Sonntog
G6eno giiltig. gue 3iige, oen
nGongreiiionol 2imiteo" mtsgelom-
men. GruSo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
Staot Baltimore.
Tas @cttcr.

Sir MorpIono mo ocn GtItrift
Columbia @clpittcr mo tribes Wets
ter un0 mCItIifc gSin0c.
Der b0ditc (bcrmonlctcrltoro iuar
So 0roO nm I llbr No6mittugS.
Scr nicorigitc lbcrmonlctcrltono
ipor 70 @rno nm 5 llbr MorgcnS.
Ger @inO bate cine Shncaigfeit
bon 90 W}eiIen ans Dem Noroen.
Mittlcrcr 9nromctcritono 30.0t.
Ser StauO ser Scmperatltr nab
rom hcn JnnCn nor mic inlnt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
Srcitua Den s. 1nli 1904,
ltnterGaltnnas = @cgfuciicr.

Rnicbnn. Gcuie Nd6mittna, baltimore
Qegeu ScrfcbsGitb.
,tsieefrtcs9art". - 9teie Bohe Bditoeptue'
Yorfteaunpeu nno GoHiert
4nrts9pn5rIte bieie Wpdle:
Sonntae 9iadmttiag ullo Sonterftaa abeHo -
.SruibsSiusRari".
Wontne glbenb = o6tue6feIno rSeoeraIs3tu'N
NIB n8iberiioesBurf".
9ienftue nno Samitua gbeno ~gGtter'cH'
Rarf".
Miittfpof Ibeno ,GnrroQsRarfN.
Sreitnp gbetto - ~g~IiftoHspdrf".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08

GS lit cine Idonc Site, 0aB and
an 9oro ser S6iffe, Sic Doh ooer
nod unierem 2anoe fobren> unler
8eburtstag gefeiert miro, uno mol
len mir inherent @errn Captain uno
ieincn 2elltcn bcr3lid liir Die Seroit-
Itoltlna Oieie8 1eitc3 banfen. Eros
lpiorioer @inoe, Die inns ctipos' 5r-
riidaeboltcn babcr, hilbert lif) oos
quito Sd)iif ,Gbenlnib" Der ailltc mo
bpffeu mir, in 3lpci 5agen 81 lonocn.
Iiir nlonde unicrer Wtitreiienoen lit
buS Qono, ullf bas mir 5uitellerl, Gin
frenrbcs, cine rtelle Seinlutb, nad Der
lie 1idj iehnen.
@ir molen boffcn, Dob cin Sober
ser Nnucicnocn III gmerita Die Gr-
fiialtng icilcr @iini6e finnen miro,
mo Oob er nit 6rcuOen an Den GIT.
ZEN Gontpicr rGbcmniB," Der lbn ber'
il6cr Qebrodt, 5uridOenfcn miro.
SIM 2onoc scr umbegren5ten Wog'
lidfcitcn lit fir eilten Scocn, Der ar
beitcn mill, b~eionOcr9 fitr TlelBl0e
0eutihc, cin olltes NuSfomnlen 81
finocn. SD bin BORT beborc1, obne
alcioer ms San0 1efommell, lllo
obaleih ih alld) ON Saroe mell1cr
8prfobren, DEM licben 9%clltid,lnno,
6Gn9e, 3icbt e5 mid nit Wodlt nod1
mcincm licbcn GotcrlonoC, ben Ser.
Stootcn. SD boffc, bob IN 5lpon5l9
Sabrcn oQc bier &erIommeIten 10
filblcn mCr0cll.
80 mn gmericun fricnoS s ian:
Sere'S 10 orr coltntrp ano tic Dan ne
celebrate.
o5h bite 9(uc, i6re @lGier 81 cr-
6cbcn uno nit mir on5uitobcn: Sic
&creiniqtcn Stootcn iouen lebcn
bod, bod, bod)!"
Inter Oen G%hciInebmcrn al Der
l60nen Seller bcfonocn iih ollBcr
Srn. Sinrihs nod Die iolaenoen
Entertainer: Sr. @. y. Gtfinion,
Sri. 4. Solicit, @r. Mig. 0eior, Sr.
Wf. .. Sine mo ST.. &obn SITTER.
O@ffi5icre unb Souptbe-
amt {.
Sic Sifijicre mno Sollptbeomtcn
ocs Gompicrs iiilN; Capt. S.Sanben;
t. Oiii5iCr ). @ilbclm, =. Oifi5iey2.
&etter, 3. Siii5icr s. Sdpdrmer, 4.
Sfii5ier %. Srepbcrg; /. Wtoidiniit
Sngenieur $. @cntig. 9. Wai6inilt
s. Srllte, 3. Wtoi6iniit Is. S6noor,
4. Moi6iniit ". aobloll; Ner5te Or.
Sugo Selonopcr mo Or. aarl &en-
benboh; Yropiont- uno 3oblmeiIter
@. Siepers, Niiiitcnt $. 2anOre;
Sberltetuaro $. 6ritihe; Oberfo6 u.
aoncroing; .. Sod :. Go0cll.
8cmcrfenSmertb lit Die SbatIahe,
ooB iid oilf Dem 0ompfer 5met @e=
geni6Be ucrcinen, lnto 5lpor linb lie
auf elmer photographic pereinigt.
IS iino Dies Der bolumlnnge 1. Dit
5icr @ilbelnls, Scr nabc5u 7 Sub
nlibt, mo Der B. Sffi5ier S. ShmGr-
nter, Der faltm oos in 9euti6lano
porgeihriebcne WfilitdrnldB erreiht.
GoB 9eioe iid gut Oertrogen, Oafiir
5cugt Die Sbotiobe, Dob Tie Iid oui
elmer Photographic 5uiommen Der
eluigcn licben.
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Cine Meiie nad 9emtidlanb,

INN Die @elt ooer nod irseno einem
Tbeile Der 8elt arrangirt. @eile-
8iQete iiber ollie 8abn. nno Sampfer.
2inien. Sbeo. s. Siener &
s o., Scr. ia. Olt-2egmston.str.
Q80) 4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
@pn Baltimore nadJ EbilaSelpbia
nnb snriif $500, Gbeitcr nno 5n-
rid $50, @ilminstun nuo 5m-
riif ST 90

S(ui Der vYenniplponia Giien-
balm" nGbiteu Sonntog, 10. Slili.
Spe5ial5ilg perlGBt LUTON : @obnbof
s llbr 8orm. Giidfebreno Nbfabrt
bonn groooItroben . 9obnbof in Ybi-
lobelpbio $50 Mbenos, bon @eit-
Gbilooelpbia 6.33 Mbenos, Gbeiter
$50 Ibenos, @ilmington 7.20
Ibeltos. Q90-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08

Ser 81. Sabres ocS
30 c9onogb Sn it itnts" lit
ioeben erifienen. Gos ~ Seiten ltar.
fe Bud pitroe BON Ben 309lingen beS
SnititlltS geieBt nnO georlldt urto &C.
rei6t Ser Inituh 5llr Gbre. Sn Dem
9ude miro ollie gelpiinihte Snformo-
ton iiber sic Initalt ertbeilt. Mo1
tunn 6nS @ltd) erbolten, ipenn man
iih idriitli6 al Den Superintendent
ten 9. E. Worelono, Wc0onogb g.
g., iperl6et ooer bel Dem Y~rGiibenten
oes 9irettorilums, Srn. German $.
Stunt, Ger. 105, @eIt Sapette : Ctr,
boripridt, Der oud) anmelorngen fir
Die Nllfnobme bon &naben onnimmt.
Wciicr b mibt begn a.
oigt. @ouperneilr 8orfielo INT
tcr5cidncte geitern Die 9e~gnaoigung
ocs Sobn G.. Welieribmibt, mel6er
om %. Nopember 1902 5lt 5lpei Sab
rem 3it6tbo,ts perltrtbeilt muroe,
neil er bon Scr Werhonts Notiona(-
Sanf" $4,000 ouf gefGli6te Srad)t-
idcine erlongt botte. Ser Sermin
WfclIeridmiot's mare ant 12. Sltli su
Gnoe gemeicn, bo6 I'M ibm fem 9iir-
9erred)t SIT hemobrcn, eeip1brte Der
@oupernellr bic g~cgnooiglmg, ipelfe
ON II. Srli in aroit tritt.
Die GoIi3ei %Gommiiid.
re entlieben in ibrcr qeitrigen Gil.
sung een Toli5iiten @m. 8. Gnrran
pom mittlercn Giitrift lpegen aranf-
belt aus benz 9ienite; er tuilrbe i'm
Sebritor lebten Sobres crnonnt. Ger
9eont Worton 9. Gnqliib bonn oitli.
ben Siltrift ipurbe ol,f ben Gol,a
clles Foll5i'ten berabgeiebt uilb linn
Die @ornuni9 5u Sbsil, oab CT entloi-
len iperocn miro, menn er ipieoer sli
tlef in's 8las ieben piirbe, untcr
peld)er ACKNOWLEDGING er aeItern
ltaro. Sblchtcr crying es Dem go
ll5llten Sames Glorf bonn noromeIt.
llbcn 9iItrift, Ser ipeeen Srumfen-
belt aus Dem Gicnite entloiien mi,rbe.
sergeant Fotrid S. GIorf bonn iiioIi=
den Stltrift ipar bon Dem Sport-Re,
Dotfeilr Soc Cummings bon Ser
vNeips" onaeiduloist iporbcn, ibn
bel Der &iidfunit bon ser Grfuriipn
etner Sonntogsidrlle on Ser 2iebt-
itraben-@erfte oIl5il roub bebanoelt
81 baben. Die GommiHdre idInsen
oieie geiffperoe nieSer, rietben ober
Dem Sergeanten on, bel oerartiaen
8e%lege1beiten 70 riidiidtspoa an iein,
! als es ibm m6aIid lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08

goicbolL. - Hegcn p%crbinocrte
geItcrn ben CONTEXT 5lpiId]cn 9oltl-
more uno SericpsGitp. Sn anoercn
St10ter1 mar Die Scorc:
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9. .. @iQiams e 81.

Seine GuolitGt Gaffe, Sbee ulo
Slipen . Del, musge5eihnet onrd
Stdrfe ul1o aroma. Irompte BIB
lieferung in Stabt unb ltmgegello.
9eibe 8bone. Noroipelt Gde BON
2erington. nno BeorlitraBe.
GrSa0i,6Wtte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-07-08
Grfuriiun SIT nieorigcn Staten nad)
Hh;foSc(oh;o (cb,stcr ,,,S IO;(,,-

philadelphia, Gbcitcr unb @ilm=
inston anf Der rEcnniplpania
G%tienbabn."
s(m Sonntag, Ocn 10. Suli. Der
Spe5ial5ug perlGBt llnion.9 obnbof
s llbr Sornt. Niidfebrcno Nbfobrt
pom 9roooltroBen e @obnbof $50
Nbenos. 9ilete iinO mir olti Dem
Spe5iol5uge 9iiltig.
Nad Ybilooelpbio $500.
No6 Gbeitcr. -. $3.50.
Nod @ilmington $t.00.t
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06

~ Psyetts, last Friday morning,
ghep Oiiieer Ernest Thompson went
70 the 3 80 Train be found . number
" hoboes Op tbe uplp, NO " whom
answered ihe description " the se'
keF clty msu gobbers pa ordered
lhsw W beli bpi taeg refused A.
w he hee tolq ihew several uwes
" aiop QUO " the hobQef dgeg hli
gup epa ehol lbgee uweg n lhe plll
oeg hsFely wleelpf blp lhQwpeQl
lelwpeq ~ shoe, hpl ny pQl hplI
Ne peu ghe) waqf ~ lqpwq w
umbel epe u'e evloel pH ppepll \
Qlfllslf lhfp
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
Another Small Fire.

The fire department was called out
yesterday shortly afternoon and
quickly quenched good sized blaze
at the dipping tank between the old
flour mill and the tracks. A fire had
been started in the furnace to melt
the tar preparatory to cleaning out
the tank for removal to its new loca-
ton over by the power house, and in
some manner the tar caught fire, Gre
ating considerable excitement, dense
clouds Of black smoke and lively
blaze for few moments only.s.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
A Great Opportunity.

Mrs. A. j. Swain of Boise, who is
to give an address at the county Sab
bath School Association to be held at
Midvale, July IL & ID, has just come
back from trip to Holy Land. She
went to Jerusalem 10 attend the In
transitional Sunday School Conven-
ton which lately met at Jerusalem.
She will give an account of what she
saw and heard in the Holy Land. All
who heard her address at the Sabbath
School Convention lately held at
Boise, speak with the greatest en-
thusiasm of her address.
Rev. Jas. H. Leiper d. d., form
erly of Philadelphia, and now of
Portlandt, Ore, who has spent years
in studying the Sabbath question, and
who is one of the ablest and most
polished speakers IN the country, will
be present and will make an address.
Those who go to Midvale will be
we'll repaid for their attendance. AL
the Sabbath schools in the county, OF
all denominations, are notified to send
delegates to the Association. The
entertainment will be free.
G. r. Delepine, Pres
w. W. Deal, Sec.
ii. P. Lee, Asst Sec.
Weiser, Ida
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
WEISER CELEBRATION
Was MOST SUCCESSFUL.

CONTINUED FROM PAes oSE.l
Tor the day was the tug of war be-
tween the militia and FIRE department
which took place on Commercial
street There were Is on a side,
but the fire laddies proved too much
for the soldier boys.
The events of the great day con-
cluded with grand ball in the
evening at the bowery which was at
tended by vast crowd Cars or
chestra furnished the music In it's
usual good style.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
Painful Accident.

Last Friday while John Smith, of
Hogg creek, was raking hay his team
became frightened and ran away;
the pole broke, throwing Mr.. Smith
under the rake, fracturing his arm
at the elbow and completely dislocat-
ing it. DIR. Schmiiz was at once
summoned and set the fracture,
which was a painful and difficult OPP
Grafton. Mr.. Smith showed himself
to be man OF wonderful nerve, re-
fusing chloroform without murmur.
News Letter.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06

Hubert GoodelI and Tom Dawson have
returned from Montana where they have
been shearing sheep for the past six
weeks
A. E. Cross and Sol Barnett were Crys-
tai visitors from Weser one day this
week
" Bowers moved his family back TO
his ranch from Weiser last week where
they have lived for the past three years.
Grandpa and grandma jackson are Wis
iting with their daughter Mrs, William
Biyens at Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leck Jackson and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hubbard last
Sunday.
e. S. Monteith reports bad break in
the S. E. ditch last Sunday that cost s75
to repair
AL jackson aud George Terrell attend
ed church in Weiser Sunday.
Hugh Dearborn started to Kansas We'd
nesday with car of horses He expects
10 be gone Two weeks.
Geo V. Nesbitt was in Weiser one day
this week looking after politics
Frank Johnston was out from town TO
see his best girl one day this week.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
Out From the Mines.

A. E. Garden, one of the pioneers
of the Big creek and Thunder dis.
tricts. and who owns 16 splendid
claims adjoining the Werdenhoff
group in Big creek, came down from
the camp last Friday and left Satur-
day afternoon for Baker City to spend
the Fourth with his family From
there he will go to Portland to con-
suit with his people, among whom
are the Alisky's, very wealthy capt.
talists.
Mr.. Garden states that all the
mines are showing up splendidly, and
continue to get better as work pro
crosses. He is taking with him
about 200 pounds of ore from the
property owned by him for assaying,
among which are several splendid
samples and shows a high grade
proposition. To sum it up briefly,
MIR. Garden stated ''there is no bot
tom to the ore deposits in the dis
trict.'
Mr.. Garden is very enthusiastic
over the proposed building OF the
Warren road and is doing all in bis
power TO promote the great enter
prise. He states, however, that the
route can be shortened about IL
miles by torpiniDg OF the other side
Of secesh summit and follow seeesl
creek, crossing South Fork Of thu
salmon, 70 yellow Pine basin 90 the
east fork, themes foilosipg the fouts
surveyed BY Enginesg Luck W tb'
Werdephon. lie u vigorously push
Jog this route end " be succeeds u
getting a accepted be states tbsf h''
people a1e ready " eopvlpp~ NN'
snug spw u q, 900 towards ~ coo
sisaatiop ~ Gegaep expects Y
,otuuu " ihe mlnee abopi llle lplp Y
a0lb lgsi
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
Notice.

All city water and light rentals
must be paid by the 10th of the
month or light and water will be cut
off. This rule will be strictly en-
forced. City clerks Office is open
from 9 to IL and / to each business
day. STEWART ID. TRAVIS,
Stiff City Clerk.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
Elect Chaplain.

Monday mor0ipg the council of
of the department of
Idaho Of the @. A. X. met in this
city and elected Herbert A. Lee, Of
Weiser, chaplain 10 succeed Hugh
Lamont, deceased.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
Baseball Players and Foot Racers!

Louis j. Kruger, ex-champion
long distance foot racer of Germany
and Holland, writes, Oct. 9th, 1901:
ssDuring my training of eight weeks
foot races at Salt Lake City, in
April last, used Billiards. Snow
Liniment to my greatest satisfaction.
Therefore, l highly recommend Snow
Liniment to all who are troubled
with.sprains, bruises or rheumatism.
25c, SOC, $1.00 bottle. Sold by
Churchill Drug Company.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06

Earl Kinzer came down from
Council on Fridays train.
Mrs. Cuddv of Salubria was regis
tered at the Weiser on Saturday
Noble Mitchell of Shawnee, o. T..
was registered Saturday at the Wei
ser.
Mrs. Noah Felthouse returned
Sunday from her extended visit with
relatives in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Page, of Nam
pa, were among the throng of visit
ors who celebrated in Weiser.
Mrs. s. Hansen came over from
Huntington Friday and departed
Saturday morning for Pocatello
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Lockwood
came down from Higgins Saturday
on business visit and to spend the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs George Minger of
Pendleton arrived in the city Friday
afternoon and left Saturday morning
for Cambridge.
K, l.. Rigg and wife, of Glenn's
Ferry, were among the delegates to
the Socialist convention, and also
took part in Weiser's natal day fes-
tivities.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Heinze of
Emmett, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Lauer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Pence of
Payette, spent the Fourth in the
city with relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Zenk, who
have been at Higgins for some time
past with the Pittsburg- Idaho COM
pany, came down on Saturdays train
and left Sunday for Milwaukee and
Pittsburg.
A. r. Dlckerson has sold his
ranch of "a acres, formerly known
as the d. j. Case ranch, located four
miles west of town to w. A. Toma-
son. Mr.. Dickerson will visit Port
land and other coast cities after
which he will return and leave for
Denver where he expects to remain
among his old time friends.
Messrs. John Downall and w. O.
and W. 81. Colwell of Tampa Fla,
arrived in the city Sunday en- route
to their mining properties on Wal
Eagle mountain. in Warren district,
for which place they left this morn
ing. Among the claims owned by
these gentlemen are the Red Bird,
Camp Bird and Big Bird, upor
which development work will be Wig
orously pushed this season.
Ed Ford came down from thu
mines at Black Lake to spend TIT
Fourth with his family. He state
/ ~ 4.
that work on the new mill is oeins
vigorously pushed, the frame Wort
of which is now up. The iarg
shipment of machinery for the com
pany which recently passed tnrougl
Weiser is now at the snow line o.
/. Smith mountain just north OF Land
ore and will be taken to the mill Jus
as soon as it is possible to do SO
The snow is disappearing very rap
idly.
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Married..

Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock at the
parlors of Hotel Weiser, Albert
Caldwell and julia Sipe were united
in marriage by Probate Judge Jeh-
reys. The young couple left Mon
dav for their home at Brannan where
they will reside.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06
semi-weekly for fresh news.
Reduction Sale.

From now until July 4th, | will
sell my entire stock of millinery at
Big Reduction. Nothing reserved,
as / must close out my spring and
summer stock to make room for a
brand new line. Now is the time to
get bargains.
Soft MRS. GERwIcK.
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For Sale.

Three year old beifer. WIZ make
GOOD milk COW. Call ON J.. r.
Lynch, on Mann creek, Ss's|
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s. s.
ASSOCIATION
To be Held at Midvale. July
1918, 1904.

The Seventh Annual convention of
the Washington county Sunday
school association will be held in the
Baptist church at Midvale, idaho,
July IL and 10. Following is the
program.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JULY IL.
200 Devotional exercises.
2:3O Organization, reports from
officers and committees.
$3.50 Primary work, Mrs. A. j.
Swain.
400. Washington county super
intendents. What they must strive
for and how?
% Method of conducting exer-
cises.
(2) Method of reviewing lesson.
(3)Method of helping officers and
teachers
Discussion led by H. A. Lee,
Weiser.
TUESDAY EVENING, JULY IL,
500. Song service, scripture les
son, prayer.
$50. Address on Holy Land,
Mrs. A. j. Swain, Boise.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10.
900. Devotions.
9!15. Five minute reports by dele.
gates representing each school in the
county.
900. Washington county Sunday
School teachers. What they ought tc
strive for.
! ~ Inner life.
(a) Piety.
(b) Prayerfullness.
(c) Burden for souls.
Discussion led by J. L. Parker
Cambridge
(2) Before his class.
(a) Punctuality.
4 (b) Preparation.
/ (c) Adaptabihty.
Discussion led by Guy Foster
Cambridge.
/ (3) What he ought to strive Il
know.
i {a) Bible.
(b) Scholar.
(c) Lesson.
(6 General work of Sunda
school.
Discussion led by M. H. Wood
Weiser.
(4) What we ought to strive t
do.
(a) To awaken in scholar love ft
bible.
!, (bl To awaken love for Christ.
(c) To awaken love for fello
men.
Discussion led by R. W. Roger
Weiser.
10:45 Address on "'The Sabbath
lby Jas. H. Leiper, D. D., Portlan
e Ore.
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Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy.

This remedy is certain to be need
ed in almost every home before the
summer is over. 1t can always be
depended upon even in the most Sc
we're and dangerous cases. 1t is
especially valuable for summer dis
orders in children. 1t is pleasant to
take and never fails to give prompt
relief. Why not bny it now2 1t
may save life. For sale by all drug
gists.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-07-06

| OBrjen arrived in the city
from Seattle.
LYONS came down from
jqe on Saturdays train.
Clark was registered at the
saturday from Idaho Falls.
\ Harp and wife arrived in
Saturday from Payette and
bCouncil to spend the F0uath.
md Mrs. W. H. Cecil and
Sl, Of Ontario, were anon G
snding the Fourth in Wei
gfe Snow returned Friday
b from a visit to Lewiston,
,he went to attend the we'd
brother.
r. G. Mckinney and little
Saturday morning for Ogden
thsy will spend the summer
NJ parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
jltr
lg those who celebrated in
from the Oregon side were
Bohnstedt, Mr.. and Mrs.
lhssher, MIR. and Mrs. Jas.
baery
Sliverson will speak both
and evening next Sunday
Brethren church. At the
service he will give a lecture
Life of Queen Vashti. All
home.
md Mrs W. f. Goodwin, OF
Psat the Fourth with rela.
% friends in Weiser, Mr..
% is a nephew of Mr.. AND
N. Barton.
ad Mrs. P. B. Shawhan,
''es and DR.. Glenn Shawhar
sR spent the Fourth il
nlA their daughter and sis
\ Henry Sommercamp.
J. Harmon Slower, Secre
'ae District Mission Board Of
'a'en church, will preach a
'n'en church in this city mex
''snlng at s o'clock. 70,
Ned to hear him.
= Borah came over from
sundays train. They sa,
'S mere to watch manoeuverl
socialist convention whicl
aOnday- Can it be tina
uneasy about his G. 0. p
light?
'S'u'day afternoon at thei
: :. Park avenue, Capt. an,
w. Waters pleasantly enter
s ) J members Of the IA. r.
~ at crokinole aud a guess
~ The house was prettil
r.. inside and out with flag
''g Refreshments eoDsistin
'1 and cake were served.