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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12
SABIO FALLECIDO
Eugsnlo AstOl.

Tras corts enfermedsd ha muerto
en- Londres ell doctor Thomas John
Bsrnads, conocido ventajosamenteco
mo fundSdor y director de institucio-
ms tilsntr6picas que sosorrieron, en-
ssilaron y de copsiguiente puSieron en-
el camino del biep, 4 mas de SIS, 00C
huerfsnos desamparados. Sufrla de
angina de pecho. Hahia nacldo en Ir.
landa hacia ISIS.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12

Va tenemos dos ettablec mler to q
pdblicos clausurados en- San Juan; la
biblioteca municipal y ell teasro,
IQue otro establecimiento ser& ce-
rrado ahora per falta de repsracio.
mes y de limpieza?
81 los descuidos se remedisran
su debido tempo, no habria necesi-
dad de tales clsusuras en- los edifcios
y locales vfctimas de aque les
Pero aquf solo nos acordsmos de
Santa Barbara, cnsndo true.a
Suponemos que la clausura de 10
biblioteca no durara tanto como ls
del teatro, va que requiere menos ira
bajo, menos gasto, y menos tempo.
lAhl y no basta que ss quite el
polvo al mobiliario y los librou sc
de una mano de pintura & la eltsnte
ria y & las paredes.
Sc pecesitan libros nuevos, mo-
deruos, y sohre tcdo itiles.
Que no rssulte Ia bibliotesa mu-
nisipsl algo asf como un museo vens.
rable, en- materis de blbliograffa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12
IA VISTA De LOUBET

va estan terminates los prepsra-
tivos para la vista Espafla del Pre-.
sidente Loubet.
Ell Presidente de la R9pibl ca fran
cesa sa'dra de Paris el dfa - del CO.
rriente mes de Oetubre.
Ettre Madrid J ell Escorlal estari
hAsts Ell 26.
En- esos dias sera obs quiado con
los innumersh'es sctos publicos Que le
hs preparsdo ell rey de Espsas.
Cusndo sslga de Msdria, ira q
Portugal para hsccer una cCrts vista
en- Lilboa a. rey Carlos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12
CARTAS OETEN|DAS

En- Ia Administrator de CorreoI
de San Juan, Sc hsllan detenidas las
siguientes cartss:
Manuel Soto Borrego, AgriL ina
Santsns, Juan E. Surrney, Nicolsss
Torres, Epcsrnsci6n Torres, Encar g.
cl6n Torres, Maria Torres, Allies
Thompson, Maria Torres, Eduardo
Vega, tires csrtasl, AnsItssis VszqutI
Genoveva VazQuez de Fortuho, J. Z
Woods.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12
NOTAS De ESPAAA
Temporal en- ell Cantabrico
Sinodo en- Burgos. Gran
inundaci6n On Lugc.
LOS CATALANISTAS
Emigration gallega. Nava-
rro Ledesma. - Congrsso
anti-tuberculoso.

Ha szotado la costa cartabr.c,
un temporal vio'entfsimo.
-Ha celebrado su Ultima sesi6.
el Cusrto Corgreso Regional Agrfco
la de Caitilla Ia vieja, reunido en- Lo
grt no.
En- die o 1ngreso SO han tornado
importantes acuerdos en- pro de Ii
agriculture de las provincias caste
llanas.
-Eo Burgos ha celebrado gu pri-
mera session el Sfnodo Diocesano, q
cual no Sc rsunfa desde ell siglo XVI
Asistieron al Sfnodo seiscientos
clerigos de Ia archidi6cesis
-Segdn los dltimos teegramas
recibidos de las provincias, las re-
c'entes inundaciones han causado con
siderables perdidas en- Mondofiedo,
provincial de Lugo, sobre todo en- el
gauado y Ia huerta. Los campesinos
ds Mondofie1o hsn quedado en- Ia mi
aeria.
Fl rio que pasa Immediate & laipo.
blaci6n, aument6 su nivel ordinario
en- dos metros, inundandose q conse.
cuencia de la creeida los campos CO
lindantes y variss casss cuyos habi
tautes Sc salvaron en- barcas.
Sc espera en- Palma de Mallor.
la llegada de la escuadra inglesa.
Ell elemepto catalanista de Bar.
celona demuest-a mucha actividad en-
sus trabaios de propaganda.
Sc ha dlctado auto de procssa
miento contra un CONCEAL de squel
ayuntamiento por haber presentado
una proposition contraria q 10 inte.
gridad de la patria.
El gobernador civil de Barcelona
mand6 arriar Ia bandera catalanists
de los bslcones del Cfrculo dc ests
Association.
La opinion pdbblica Sc muestrs
indignada ante esta propaganda de in.
dole anti patri6tics.
-Todos Jos clubs autonomistas
catslanes han izado la bandera cata-
lanista en- sus respectivos edIfcios, en-
son de protesta contra la dispc s'ci6n
dada por gobern ador civil de Bar.
celona, que mand6 arriar a bsndera
cstalsnista de los BALCONIES del cfrculo
de aquella asociscion.
Como todos los amos, empiesa
en- esta epoca Ia corriente em'gratoria
q America. Donde Sc experimentan
principalm nse sus efectos es en- Cali.
ca y en- las Balesres.
Con tai nttlvo la prensa aconseja
al gobierno que Sc adopten medidas
e6caces para &C mbatir la causs de d.
cha em'graci6n.
-Espafia estara represertada en-
ell Conereso antl-tuberculoso que se va
a cslebrar en- Paris, por los dcctores
don G rios Cortezo y don.An Es.
pima.
Los catslanistas de Barcelona
siguen hacienda demostraciones en-
pro de sus ideales, 10 cual provocs la
prote'ts de otros elementos de la ca
pitsl de Catalina, y ell disgusto gene.
raj de la pobls ci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12
CONFtREACIA EN- la HAYA

El gobieruo ruso se pro pone diri.
girse & las Potencias ,extrapjeras, con
Ell prop6slto de celebrar en- la Haya
una fegunda conferencia para Ia psz
universal
Sabido es que Ell Presidente Roo
Eevelt, estA anIioso porQue para tai
conterercia Sc hlcierap lal conyoclto'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12
ARMAMENTO FRANCES
Grandes vacios en- este. Fall
tas en- las fronteras.
Ell general Andre.
ARCHDIOCESE De ROMA
Separation de la lglesia y el
Estado. Provision de quln-
ce oblspados en- Francia.

Los dltimos acontecimientos po-
liticos y los dltimos ensuelios de que
rrs, nos han demostrado cuales son
las reformas esencixles que Sc pecesi-
tan on los vacios que existen en- ell ar
mamento frances y cuales son los nue.
vos tipos que Sc debsn adquirir. 81
hubisra estallado un conhlcto durante
ell perfodo de 81 gestion, hubiera sido
de muy graves consscusnciss para el
ex.ministro de 10 guerra General
Andre.
Nuncs han rehusado las camaras
la concession de los creditos neces arios
para mantener los depositos de ma.
teriales do guerra On ell nivel de su
reconocida potencia pero shora pa
rece que en- esos dep6sitos Sc obser-
van grsndes carencias
sQu6 70 ha hecho del dinero? ~
como es que para las fusrxss de las
fronteraa 30 nots la faltA de deposit
tos adecuados dc una manera alar-
mants?
Los pr6ximos debates de las Ca
maras dc los Diputados, que tendran
lugar en- Octubre, ae refsriran de una
msnsra inquisitiva, a este ssunto; pc.
70, entire tanto, Sc oyen soussciones,
que de ser ciertas, dar&u por resulta-
dos Ia comparecencia de aquellos 4
quienes se refere ante los trlbuusles
de juaticia.
La persons que resu'ta principal
msnte acussda es el anterior ministro
de 10 Guerra; un soldsdo que no fue
realmsnte mas que un poitico. Dfcess
que ha malversado los tondos enor-
mes de los cualss tsnfa el manejo, y
que los ha usado para favorecer 10
election de los candidates socialiAtas
de las ultimas elecciones.
Sc hass sumameute necesario que
Ia lus 90 hsga en estss extremadamen-
10 graves acusaciores.
La acordada ley de separation de
la Ig'esia y el Estsdo, obliga & la
arehidl6cesis de Roma. 4 tomar las
msdidas recessrias para 10 provision,
en- brsve plazo, de quincs obispos que
han muerto dltimsmente, y cuya no.
minaci6n bsjo el Concordato era una
de las stribuciones del Presidente de
10 Repdblisa francess.
Una sllla episcopal que todavia
no esta vacante pero que podr& estar.
10 en- breve, ocupa psrticulsrmente los
pensamientos de Su Ssntidad Pfo x,
y es 10 de Paris, desempensds en- ID
sctualidad por el Cardenal Richards,
que tiene noyenta amos de edad.
La election del Papa va esta he-
cha, y ell pr6xfmo Arzobispo de Paris
serA el Csrdenal Msthieu, sgregado
ahora & Ia Curis del VatIcano. Todos
los cl6rigos y es.6licos frsnceses,
aprobara1 esq election.
El Csrdenal Matthew es muy DO.
pulsr en- Roma, donde es considerado
como un hombre de Ia epocs, al mis-.
mo tempo que es IN piadosisimo sa-
cerdots.
En- Paris 90 colocsra indudable.
mente { 10 csbtzs del nuevo movi.
piento, para el rejuvenecimiento do
10 CristiaudAd, que trasA de colocar-
Ia en- un nivel dc sirosa ammonia con
la ciencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12

riss; pero Sc ha creido que ell primer
psse en- ese ss1nto, debe ser dsdo por
ell Car Nicolas, scuyss iniciativss &c
debI6 la realization de la idea de Ia
primera eontersncia reunida.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12
EC0S DEL D|A
Mas sobre Ell aqua potable
en- San Juan. No debe Ia
sarse dicho Iiquido.
JUGADAS Y JUGADORES
Clausura de la biblioteca. Lo
mismo quee el teatro. A Val
tumor le estorba el aqua.

Nue.tro ar.iculo de antesyer sobre
ID contribution del sgus en- San Jusr
ha causado muy buen efecto en ell + Il
blico.
Mentirs psrecs que haJa pasado
inadver,ido hasta ahora asunto de
tanta monts para esta ciudad.
Es el mas vital dc todos los que
San Juan stafisr, porquo sfscsa la
limpiezs, & la hygiene, q la sslubri
dad pdblics.
No se puede vivir sin aqua.
Imponer un gravamen sobrs el
aqua es ab,urdo.
Ninguna poblaci6n cu1ta hace
esto.
Aver dimos el primer toqus.
Hoy damos ell segundo.
Y seguiremos daudo MIS- y mas
toques, hssta que 81 aqua no se tass
On San Juan siendo un motive dc
prsocupaci6n para lss fam'lias,y cir.
culs gratis para todss.
No dudamos que ell Ayur tsmien to
y las Juatas de san'dad superior y
local tsndran en- cuenta 10 justic de
nusitrss observaciores.
Diarlamsnte publicamos noticiss
dc <jagadss a los prchibidos, que
sorprende la pol!cfa.
Por 10 regu ar. mejor dicho, casi
siempre, las tales jugadas csrecen dc
importancia, desde un puz to &c vista
material, aunque la tsngan, moral
ments considsradar, por ell caracter
del hecho.
Los jugadores sorprendidos per-
tenecsn al mont6n an6nimo.
Y las cantidades que ne encuen-
tran en- Ell tapete, mezcladas con Ia
barsja, no sGcienden por 10 comun a
mas de dos tres peseteias.
Pero no caen nuncan psces gor-
dos, do los que juegsn dollars, no cen.
tavos
Una de- dos: 6 no hly iugador,s
entire las classes atlas, 6 70 slcanzs
haata ellts el anteoj de la polieia.
En Ponce, el alcalde log.tun,or
quiso impedlr que Re celebr' Sc un 81
mulscro de incendio.
Pero no pudo prosrtrar su or
den, porque SO opusieron los jefes
ofciales de Bomberts.
Nos dice nuestro cor ssponsal de
Ponce que en- aquellos Nom ,ntos Fal
tuaor estaba ercitado.
Ahora comprendemos su ac'itud.
No era contra ell slmulacro, pre-
sisamente, sino contra las msngvfras
Le estorbaba el aqua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-12

rrepcis de todss las clsses sociales '
sin maiiz poli,ico.
Va sn Ia Metropolis, nuesiro res.
peiable amigo Y correligionario don
Vicente Wins Martinez despldi6 ell
duelo en- sensidss J elocueutes frates
en- nombre de la familia del fnado '
del psrtIdo Unionists, de que era Ju
lilo un misnbro entuSialta y conss.
euente,S
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07
ALLEGED HO!dup in WsIseT.

Sunday morning between four and
five O'Clock "Dick's Place. was held
mp, and just short time before an
Ontario man was also held up in the
rear OF this saloon and relieved of
SD and it is believed the same man
committed both deeds. AS result,
Sunday afternoon Policeman Neyins
nabbed fellow named Cooley in East
Weiser who it is said was headed for
2ayette. Concerning the alleged
noldup Of the saloon F. T. Page the
bartender says he was sitting by the
stove in the rear of the barroom when
the burglar came in at the back door
with white mask over his face aud
a big gun in his fist. He ordered
Page to throw up his hands and
marched him backwards behind the
bar little past the cash register
where he compelled him to remain
while the alleged robber relieved the
register of its contents, S26.5o. The
robber then proceeded to back out as
he came in, at the same time com
Polling Page to follow up. Reaching
|
the door the burglar lodged cut and
disappeared. When Cooley was ar
rested he only had SO. He was ar
rested on complaint of Page who al
leges he could identify him by his
SLOUGH hat. There seems to be con
siderable doubt as to Cooley's con
nection in any way with the alleged
holdup. He is sheep shearer ant
is quite we'll known here, and is sale
to bear very good reputation.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07
HsT Superintendent al The hdyfIOuu.

L. @. Massie, formerly in charge of
the Mammoth mine near Baker City
arrived in the city Monday from Baker
City enroute to the Silver King mine
at Warren as superintendent of the
property. He was accompanied by
A. B. Ringeling, also of Baker City.
who will assume charge of the Silver
King mill. Both these gentlemen
are experienced mining men and will
be able to do some good work for that
famous old camp. They left for the
mines yesterday morning.
Nice, pleasant rooms to rent to
gentlemen. Enquire at Signal office.
All the news in The Signal.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07

Brooms worth 80 to 60 cts. Your
choice % cts.
Moss & Hamilton, Pythian Castle.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07
The pasSiHg Of Another Pioneer.

John W. McCully was born July
13. 1888, in New Brunswick, and
died June 8, 1905, in Weiser, Idaho,
from complicated liver and stomach
troubles, being II years, 10 months
and 90 days old. In 1873 he moved
to Nebraska, remaining there seven
years when be came to Idaho, settling
at Weiser and has since made this
rlace his home. He well deserves
the honor of being one of the pioneers
of this section.
Mr.. McCullly was married twice,
in 1859, to Miss Sarah 81. Hail. TO
which union we're born five Children
all of them except one survive both
father and mother. This wife died
in 1868 and in 1871 he married Miss
r,orena Dunfeld, to them three child
.en were born, two of whom are no"
l,,ir,. The second wife died ID
rs slnce which time be has lived
aloae nd for some time making bis
home III bis son Arthur IN this city
at which home be died
OF this large family Of children
there were present at the funeral AZ,
tbur w.. Mrs n, L. Newman ap9
Mr.. ohas. Ross The Others, two o.
whom are yei ~ Che Old home 70 Nos
llrunsgick, anq ono ~ a. Louis no,
ghe funoral services wore eopap'''q
Monday afterpoop from the Method
ist Episoopal church, % vp'ep pq'l
le was formerly . u'embef eopan''f'
~ ths pastor Rer W. W peel ~
iormoui NJ tho Weleor eeme'''p
nr NeOully YR Fell hponp a0'
hiahly esleeued throughout 'p' '''
lnon ahep 10 hag le'laeq i'l ~ ''''
4 nme ~ ~ Qpp ~ lpo'' IN"
lnolu,od, M heWlel pIoee''f .pq pa
lurpl pgNpg N m''' lp' '"f'''
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07
Additional Locals
NORTHUMBERLAND 3&sAS
Omitted from Saturdays Signal

Omitted from Saturdays Signal
Mrs. B. F. Duncan of Alba, No.,
was registered Thursday at the Weiser.
Walter Keithley and wife of Mid
vale we're among city arrivals Thurs
day.
b. B. Richards and V. V. Kerley
of Cambridge we're registered Wednes-
day at the Vendome.
w. j. Unger of Ashland, Ore, was
among city arrivals Wednesday, re-
gistering at the Vendome.
Miss Irene Hand has returned home
from st. Margaret's school at Boise
to spend the summer vacation.
Mrs. Dan Kerfoot aud little daugh-
ter visited with relatives and friends
in the city this week from Ontario.
What did the Commercial Club do
with that little stencil it stirred ~
about the discriminating telephone
ratesf
n. J. Stephenson Of Goodrich was
among business visitors IN the cry
this week. He returned home saiof'
day
Mrs. Reedy aud daughters sllss''
Lens aud I.eta sisley, o. Ontario arc
visiting Mrs ., H. binomep ap'
other friends Ia Weiser
The many friends u George Asppy
VIZ be pleased 10 know thai pc n ~.
covering - ieely from Dis segere lllA'''
From peritopiiif'
Curtis Bnyloy returned homo lN'lf
day afternoon fr0m hoeeoH Hl'''t N'
hae boon aiiendlng the s'aN Np'f"
sliy
NJy A. A. phllllps ene 'npNr','
loff yoslelaey morplnf fW f''''', ", {,
shoe Nioy Nlll plQlNl1f MAN. WV
hpWf nlli felall'nf
foaYell nloileYl epg Y N
nol lnoFp lnnnhelf aHN '',et'''
ps}ellA nfloa W NN' 'lY f'"''''
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07


and better for his fellow men. When
he first came to Idaho he followed
carpentering and building up till
about IL years ago, since which time
he turned his attention largely to
prospecting and mining and owned
some splendid placer properties near
the Payette lakes, at which place he
was when first stricken down with the
disease which finally resulted in his
untimely death. The bereaved fam
lily and other relatives have the sym
pathy of all in their hour of trouble.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07

ing the interior of the old Cast Iron
Grocery on State street and has be-
gun TO installing the machinery.
So we are finally going to have an
laundry.
Fourteen cars of sheep were loaded
here yesterday for the Butterfield
Livestock 90. for shipment to Colo
RADIO ranges. Other large shipments
will follow soon. 1t is also reported
that E. A. Van Sicklin will ship IL,
600 head to Colorado ranges.
Lem Watkins drove down from
Council Monday on a short business
visit. He reports things looking
good up on Hornet creek and Council
is chuck full of business in anticipa-
tion of the immediate extension of
the Pin.
Harry Wulff has gone to st. Louis
where he will visit with relatives and
friends for time and undergo treat
ment with a specialist for ear troub-
les. He will also visit New York
and other cities before returning.
Alex Johnston is filling his position
at Haas Bros.
AT the close of an interesting SEES
sion of the Royal Neighbors last Mon
day evening the ladies were very
pleasantly surprised by the Modern
Woodmen who swooped down upon
their lodge room with big supply OF
lots of good things to eat. 1t was 9
great feast, and all enjoyed it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harding de.
parted Saturday afternoon for Guth-
RE, Oklahoma, where Mr. Harding
goes to attend the National Editorial
association as delegate from Idaho
Editorial association. At the close Of
the convention they will return home
by way of San Francisco and Portland
where they will visit the exposition
They expect to return about July1.
DR.. and Mrs. Glaze will leave mex
Saturday morning, June 10, for Chi
cago where they will probably remain
about six weeks. Mrs. Glaze viii
receive treatment for nervous trouble
of which she has long been a sufferer
and the doctor will take a post grad
uate course in dentistry and opthal
mology. During his absence hi
offices will be closed here as he i
unable to secure an assistant. Thei
many friends wish them successful
journey.
Mrs. W. F. Strother of Butte is II
the city the guest of her old-tim
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Warner
Mrs. Strother is demonstrating th
excellent qualities of the famous Car
nation cream in Weiser stores. Sh
is enroute to Tonapah, New, to joil
her husband.
Brooms worth 80 to 60 cts. You
choice % cts.
| NJ. e. uo~.;I%oo pr+hian CaatIe
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07

SAoAo business visit.
Billy Allison was mingline with
friends In this busy metropolis this
week, coming down Wednesday.
Carl L. Weed and wife and Miss
a. Il. Weed arrived in the city Thurs
day morning from the west and de-
parted for their home in Council.
DIR. and Mrs. A. M. Curl left Fri
Gay morning for Grass Valley.
oregon, where they we're called on
account Of the serious illness of Mr..
Curtis father.
MRS. James Payne and Mrs. t. w.
Oonklin arrived in the city Thurs
day from Cove, Oregon, and departed
yesterday morning for up country
points.
ID. L. Hayden, assistant principal
OF the Weiser high school, who was
again chosen for next year, has re-
signed and has accepted the princi-
palship of the Nampa schools.
Harve Harris departed Thursday
morning for the upper country where
be will be engaged this summer in
packing mail and supplies from Bear
to Black Lake.
j. M. Martin, who resigned his
position as superintendent of the
Weiser schools, has accepted SINH
lar position with the La Grande
schools and will begin his new duties
Sept. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fifer left We'd
nesday morning for Council with
their household goods and jewelers.
stock where they will make their flu
ture home. Mr.. Fifer will open a
jewelry store in that hustling burg.
In the ball game at Caldwell oul
boys we're defeated by score of s tc
10. The boys played good game,
and returned much pleased with Cald
wells hospitality. A large crowd
witnessed the game.
Mrs. Henry Sommercamp returned
home Wednesday afternoon from {
short visit with relatives at Payette
She is yet quite weak from the opera
tion and treatment she recently un
derwent at the Boise hospital.
Rev. H. G. Taylor went to Bois
Wednesday to attend the Seventh An
nual Episcopal Convention whlcl
convened Thursday morning. Rev
Taylor delivered a sermon before tina
august body at the Thursday morning
session.
Mrs. Gerdue returned home Thurs
day afternoon from Baker City wher
she has been with her little son VIII
was so seriously injured a few day
ago. She reports him doing NIGEL
and that he will be able to retur
home before long.
Edgar Shellworth, of Boise. VIII
/, was formerly employed in the Has
Bros. plumbing department, has be
come part of the firm of the Caldwell
3 plumbing and heating company. q
: is experienced in the business and ri
a Weiser friends wish him success
his new venture.
Mayor Moulton got into sligf
mixup with an unruly horse Tuesda
r evening at the stable and was kicke
three times in the groins and ston
ach, but fortunately not hard enoug
to cause serious results. He is adj
, to attend to business, though suffer
ing slight pains.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07

! forget the Good Roads Con-
! IN Weiser tomorrow.
Soma was among city visitors
X from Boise.
! Wilson of Goodrich was a
visitor in the city Monday.
! Oaks came over from Boise
bit business visit Monday.
B Altman Of LaGrande was
|Fiy arrivals Sunday.
| Johnson of Weston, Ore,
|Aered Monday at the Ven
combs Of Canyon City, Colo,
|'ng city arrivals this week, to
h the fat land of Weiser.
Kate Cope went to Cambridge
Eior visit with friends.
re. Noble state veterinarian,
~ from Boise on a profess
Fisit Monday.
lenney has returned home
|acoH where he attended the
hivenity.
70 Mr. and Mrs. @. E. Brent,
|slF Saturday, June 8, a 10
Daughter.
Ball, advertising agent for
F'n Pacific system, was among
|l''s Monday, gathering data
Y folder about to be issued.
fannie Bird, daughter Of
Sn' 4. Bird, of Salt Lake.
Fls In the city with her cousin
'liace Graham. Miss Bird is
% The Portland fair,
P''0V this good old town will
/ l0ll Of good people who will
zoe Good Roads convention.
'ld help push a good thing
'o0le left Monday morning
I LAKE on business connected
| recent fire there when Mich
''alo0n was destroyed. Mr..
q. ''sre in the interest Of The
'''''H Co. wholesale house.
''n'' Riggs, who has almost
''''''r'd from the operation
IN j. ~ 'pe Baker City hos
|. ,''''n tomorrow afternoon.
/, u''nds are pleased 20 not.
= recovery
' c'' ''''' FARRELL, Of LoI
q s' y, ''psb''r Of Mr. an,
man,. S''' arrived IN Che Ga
,, -'''g Win hey two child
Az w. ss's' Visit witb reIs
|I.os ~. wy '''up home BY wa
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bono Ng aaasas,
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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07

|ub,cribers, Take Notice.
|. ,irsp on the colored address
Y slI sl, napsr is the date to which
EE!a.iu p~r' is paid. Whenever
n'ilp usvment WATCH YOUR
I nd p'' Il the date is NOT NOT
y al WITHIN TWO WEEKS
| II NE Hi- OFFICE WITHOUT
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-07
!, |. TINE TABLE

EsED EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY BIZ
|CKWooD & HARDING.