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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-04

legs. "Out of the way, curse you!
The animal plunged aside, and Foy
came at Armand like the mailman he
was.
The officer threw himself off the
horse too late, as Henry rushed for
ward. Armand stood perfectly still,
his hand pressed to his side, where a
stain was spreading crimsonly among
the white ruffies.
"Bear witness" Rolph said with cool
ness, turning to the soldiers, that Cap
tain Foy is not himself for liquor"
'There has been no liquor drunk late
ly. You meant murderw Henry turn
ed fiercely upon Foy, who, his rage sui
lenly sobered, stood biting his nails.
Enough, gentlemen interrupted the
officer. "There will be time for that.
l have his excellency's orders to bring
all here in his command to the fort.
Captain Foy, Mr.. Rolph, lieutenant
call ON you to accompany me without
delay to town.
"You are hurt monsieur" cried Hen
ry, throwing an arm about the young
| Frenchman, who staggered signify.
"Sir, YOU will not leave him so, bleed
ing, here by the roadside? Greenway
Court is not far distant. In the name
of humanity ask you to assist me 10
take him where he can have proper
attention for his wound"
81 have imperative orders, sir. Mount
gentlemen" =.
"Well to leave him to the dogs!
burst forth Foy in sudden simmer OF
white fury as he turned in his saddle
"And you, you upstart rebel, virginia
would long have been the easier foI
your gibbetingw
Their hoof beats grew fainter, tnen
were gone i'm blankness and echo, ano
Henry, feeling the young mans form
grow suddenly limp, laid him gently
down upon the turf.
The baron had driven from Winches
ter that night with a hurt In lis gal
liant old breast. When he settled pae'
in his seat his hands trembled greatly
clasped atop his sword The mug
chariot, drawn by four WIG ponis
that would so az any gait except uV
together swung swaying from ~
leatlern springs, and the ROAD seems
very long,
sAre we almost there, JoeY7 he ask
cd more than once, ..
b And the old negro riding behind pll
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, Torml almos dar' a.
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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-04
Washington County.

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The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-03-04

PAGE Contains the Coats of Arms and
Flags of all Nations and Magnificent Modern
Map of the World, with comparative time and dis
tances.
PAGE Contains the finest topographic birds
eve view of the Eastern war theatre ever printed.
All water courses, railways, mountains and towns are
shown and by consulting this splendid relief map a
better understanding Of the great Eastern war can
be had and greater satisfaction obtained IN reading IT,
PAGE s-Has the most Modern Map OF the
United States, the most Elaborate Map Of Idaho,
and map Of Panama, where the canal will be con-
structed II also gives population statistics Of couD'
ties and towns Of Idaho
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
NILES ON DAVIS
Says His Action Was pireeted by
Hiuhest Authorities and Approved.

Boston. Feb. Sin statement Is
sued concerning the recent discussion
o. the Imprisonment Of Jefferson Da-
Wis at Fortress Monroe In 'seS-ss
General Miles says.
The matter has been aEitated NJ
different periods during the last forty
years. but never before has II been
discussed en- the halls of congress.
AS far as my oftlcih action In con-
etrned. u was directed by the highest
authorities and received the approval
and has never been questioned by say
sureriors or the .Vernmcth ! have
no apology to- oner ~ any Kind To
any person. The charge rat the acts
~ the highest officials ~ the govern
ment or myself were prompted by a
purpose Ia humiliaic Mr.. Davis or the
people who associated ana nympa-
thiEed with him Il as puerile DS u H.
utterly untrue
1t 4 To- he regretted that the high
ofiiciala President Johnson. Secrcta-
rics stanton and Dana, judge Advo-
cate. General Holt and Major General
Hallcgk are not living. IN order that
thew might answer the vicious VI
tupcration by which their names are
nov assn 'rl Stnl I am sure that
tter acted ln gooi faith. and. as they
believed Tor tho hest interests ~ the
country uron the information then la
their possession and tho condition Of
the country no that time"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
NAY Soon T4GE PLACE
Impending Battle In Manchuria Not
a Great WAYS Oh.
THAW WILL PREVENT
should IL lie Postponed TIL Weather
Moderaies IL WIN lie Impossi.
BILE 10 Move Guns, as the
Ground Then j. q. Dog.

Toxic. Feb s.-The impression pre-
walls here that the impending battle
between the armies 90 Field Ma bal
oyama and General Kuropatkin may
occur before any material thaw takes
place The latter VIII convert the
country into a slushy bog and render
the mosunent % guns. ammunition
ana stores impossible until the roads
harden.
The emperor and empress a. Japan
have given 100000 yen Oie.oool to
the army and navy departments 90
purchase wines and delicacies for the
celebration % the national holiday.
which takes place saturday
Vice President TakAshaA of The
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
coLLloEo ~ zoe
Gee stsa--sr sinss. sus All e. Her
c--,a sass= EEcsat Tyso.

cre stsa-sr sinss. -; All 81 Her
c--,s sasss ESssss Tee.
N-e v-l F-b AFTER rorIIirE
with ana enz-r the Norwegian
rs1-r- Leg EriSHson OF care Ro-
--l-a F-f- In a 1l-ss f1r F-b. G. tho
Sr-lr-f Cr eour1rys steamer city
RI, Ees-s-- -r-urei 90 this port bring
i-E .a--.s e. -h- crew % me sunkan
Vr-a. TAO were Drowned. The city
~ Es--=-- FHf Bound from Neu York
"a Sle-a Pass Tex 20 n cargo o.
on rrrr ----r rr fte city %
Esa-ar- -rar wren Ir heavy
r-Ia r-f f-r - -r-a gr-aI-s FEB. 6
Pc --f ls-- F1H T-f- seen cross
i-r .- me -r ~ Everett
TIE -1I.s-l.r ana e1a rr
1F7--.-r- r1rret hrv. VhIrh
cur .-- ss 1--Cfrrrr tlI fee-
ara --- -ar .rer Ir below ts-
rrfa- Ore SEVERN. bow r.1r-a ~ f-e
city 20 .-r.r we're frl-a mo-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
URGED TO ACT.
President Is Requisites to Take sssss
10 End the War

10 End ERE War.
Washington. Feb . - Pres Gen;
Repsevelt has been udgai 20 tzSr
some action looking 20 the teruina-
tion Of the Russo-Japanese war The
request was mn 'r by the Inter PAP
llamentary union through the r-erf-
dent Of tho organization Bepresarta-
tive Bartholdt n Missouri Mr. Bar
tholdt explained % the president the
consensus OF opinion among the meme
bers Of the union was that the pres o.
dent OF the United States was he one
man. with tho possible exception -
the emperor 81 Germany. who has ir-
dlcated no disposition 90 try 10 bring
the war to nm end who might 10 ls-
tened 20 on the subject with favor by
Russia The president gave Mr Bar
tholdt no definite assurance beyond
promising 20 consider the matter with
Secretary Hay
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
Original euster Brown.

Muskogce. Feb. 9.-The original
American Buster Brown has been dis
covered. He Is n Euchee Indian and
lives near Kellyy1lie. lie has an al
lotment OF land consisting OF 100
acres, two dogs and a squirrel rife
He II eight years old and his name
appears on the rolls OF the Dawes
commission as Buster Brown
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
WHY?

rs fssson Oas Minute Couch Ours relieves eougA
ik o. minute 10 because u acts first On the mucous
msrnsrans night where the cough roubiss-n the
throat OF t--p-seai.d on the lungs. desruyine the
microbes or cough germs and clearing the phlsgm.
Oas Minute Cough Cufs not Only destroys the dis-
saae germs ard cle1fs out their poison but river
strength ard elasticity 10 tho dellcais msmbranes
paaaagss and promotes unobetrgcfed bresfhing,
Gases tbs blood % feceiFs rs nssural supplr n
anygsn thus eHhllafsiing the pulmonary organs With
such ssrength and vgor that the lungs and bronchial
ubss become bll1sfks sgalnsi the ncsptloa a dis
ease. Asthma Broachirs La Grippe. Cod On the
Lungs and eli Pulmonary Complaints that are elrahs
are salekiy cured BY tho uss d
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10

Rank % Japan will leave Tor America
and England ~ Vancouver on trb
II TO hold a preliminary conference
with nnanciers % those countries rr-
Eariing terms for the fourth dcmest.c
Loan. Minister % Finance Yoshiro be
arranging TO meet japanese bankers
and capitalists on Feb. - 20 discuss
the rate Of interest and time Tor which
this loan will run,
A report from Manchurian he,idQulr-
tiers says Russians continued bonn
bariment in the direction % Shake
river since the night ~ Feb. :. They
continue entrenching in front q LI1-
chenpao and IN the vicinity o. HEX
outai
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
PRESIDENT CHOSEN.
Has Been Made an Honorary Member
Of German Students League.

New York. Feb 9.-Presldent
Roosevelt has been chosen AN honora-
~ member Of the League OF Former
German University Students. an hon
or accorded to only one other-Grand
Duke Of Baden. uncle Of the kaiser
and rector in chief Of the University
OF Heidelburg. II he accepts, a dele
cation Of leading members OF tho
league win go TO Washington 10 pro-
sent him an engrossed memorial. In
his youth the president spent e short
time studying in Germany
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
ANOTHER BLIZZARD

Snow Began Falling at Omaha Ao-
eompanied by Wind.
Omaha Neb Feb. 9-After TWEEN
ty-four hours OF moderate tempera-
turc. which broke the long continued
cold spell. Omaha was again Thurs
day IN the grasp Of a fierce blizzard
accompanied by strong wind. a foot
% snow. which has covered the ground
for the past two weeks. began drifting,
and should the wind continue Iona
Il is feared traffic will be greatly Inn
peded
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
Deaths Placed q, Tive and Injured a,
Twenty -Four.

Nv Moir-s. Ia. Frb two men
kiI>i. another Is missing and is sup
posed 90 b. dead and twrnty four
0ecrlr injured. eight passenger cars
ana engine piled n ditch ara a
bridge wrecked ~ the result % n
broken rTI on tsr Chicago, Milwaukee
ara So Paul railroad near Melbourne
TIE wrecked train was the Omaha
limited No o. wNtch left Chicago
Wednesday night There were nine
ccarsr-- pulled ~ two engines TIE
t-i3zr WIS DESTROYED ~ thc Impact
% dertIr-f ears rhs ohs.~yntion car.
On the rear ~ ths train. keut the rails
Th~ kf'ed are n n Harsh. con-
due'r- ara e. a. Morris brakeman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
ON {.
MINUTE.
COUGH CURE
Prepared By e. o. oswTTT a co.. Chicago.
SOLD BY
M. II. JAMES.
Il. & I. c. RATES.

Houston account Grand Southern
Handicap Shoot, February aad 6
rate SO 90.
Monterey, Mex, round trip IS 25.
Laredo, Tex. round trip s. %. Dates
Feb. 20 and 81.
Houston, account Chauncy Alcott,
t3 10; sell for afternoon train Of
Feb. \.
Houston, acct good roads meet
ing, $500: sell Feb. IL and IS
Fort Worth. acct farmers union,
Feb. 10 aud trains arriving morning
OF iith.
Yoakum. account fruit and truck
growers, Feb. and Z.
Waco, account letter carriers as
ISOLATION, Feb q aud trains arriv-
ing morning Of END.
Austin, account good roads con-
vention; rate 500, sell Feb. 10 20
Fort Worth, account bankers as
sociation, Feb. II aud trains arriving
morning OF POD
w S. Wilson, Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
THROUGH BRIDGE.
Several Passengers Hur,, Some Fatal.
~. u Is Believed.

Mar,halitown. Ia, Feb over
land r3ssrngcr No wcstbound. on
the Chlcago Milwaukee and 81 Paul
ruilrcoA went through a bridge two
and onc-haf miles west 81 Melbourne
at 4 otlock Thursday morn.ug. Sew
erai passengers were injured scme
n il hgsicyrd fatally There were
eieht cars in the train AN but one u
which wvui down
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
ORBIT or COMET.
Travelled Once Around Sun In Seven
Years and Esh, Months.


San Jose cal. FEB. 9.-The follow
Ing comes from Director Campbell Of
Lick observatory. "Thc falling comet
discovered Dec. rs by Borclli 81 Mar
settles has been observed by Professor
Aitken on eight different nights since
that date. DR.. Aiken has Just COM
putet an orbit Of this body. lie found
u travelled IN an elliptic path around
the sun IN seven years and four
months. II Is thus n member 81 our
nolar system. It's point Of nearest np-
proach 70 the sun u between the
orbits of the earth and Mars. and the
greatest distance from the sun o. Just
outside the orbit Of Jupiter. The
comet n n the tenth magnitude and
therefore visible through telescopes Of
moderate size"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
Are Not WORKING.

LODI. Feb. 9.-The general body -
strikers did not return 10 work Thurs-
lay and IN" men did not appear iu-
clined 10 accept manufacturers terms
The outlook is by no means promis-
Ing
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
Demise Of Statesman.

New York. Feb. 9.-Charles Jean
jacques Mazeau. the distinguished
French statesman ana Judge. IL deaf.
cables ne Herald's Paris correspond
ent
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
nnms,..Lern From Indian.

Dallas. Feb. 9-Twcnty homeseek-
ers from Montgomery county, Indiana,
arrived here Thursday. They will
look over north Texas and locate as
soon as possible.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10


BfaEos County Land Titles.
FOR SALE.
The y h. Cole block in Halls
addition. Price s15O.OO.
One quarter Of a block in eastern
part OF town, price s225, cash.
30 acres of land and "A good four
room residence, located inside city
limits. Price $500 %.
262 acres OF land on east side Of
town known as the Caldwell pasture.
Will sell In tracts % SUIT purchasers
and on easy terms.
3 lots in good neighborhood. with
iine sh ,de trees. Price $500 Terms
easy.
7-room house aud lots on east
side Of town. Brick cistern and dug
we'll. Price $3.50. Terms easy.
45Q acres Of timber land i'm Kurten
neighbOrhoOd In tracts 20 suit pur-
chasers. Price $500 10 si0O per acre.
Terms easy.
The Mistrot place in south part OF
town. Eigth acres and "A two-stOry
room house. Bath room with hot
and cold water, two underground
cisterns and water-works. All nee
cessary out houses. Price $500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-10
DR.. R. n. HARRISON,
Physician & Surgeon.
OFFICE HOURS. 10 10 II an. 20 D. m
once phone No. ~, Residence 10
BRYAN, TENAS.
You Are Not Feeling Well,

tired aud worn out. perhaps over.
worked. Don't feel this way when
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09

this section in closer touch with the rest
Of Virginia. Personally am obliged to
visit the various sections OF the State
and keep in touch with my fellow Nir-
gInians but the people of this city, for
the most part, are completely out OF
touch with the rest of Virginia. The
railroad facilities simply prohibit any
travel towards Richmond. Our most Gi-
rect route would be BY way of Washing
ton, which is more than three hours dis
tant from Richmond, while Baltimore can
be reached in less than an hour. l am
not only personally heartily In favor OF
the plan, but feel sure that every
thinking person in this community will
do all in his power to further it. have
no doubt that the Council Of the city
will take appropriate action when the
time comes to advantageously give their
approval to the plan for bringing Vir-
ginians into closer touch with Virginia."
Mr.. Robert NJ. Ward, ex-city solicitor,
who has on two occasions made an earn
est fight for better freight rates, in dis
cussing the question, said:
II should say that the people Of WIN
chester are very much interested in bet
ter railroad connections between tho
lower and upper Valley and Eastern yir-
Blnla- ms nus UeeH SHOWN III num-
her OF ways. On several occasions the
matter has been taken in hand by the
corporate authorities In 1900 the South
ern Railway broke connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio at strasburg juno
tlon. At that time the business men of
Winchester petitioned the Common Coun-
ell TO take up the matter on their be-
half and to employ counsel to represent
the interests of the city OF Winchester
in restoring the connection at that point.
This was done, and at the request Of the
Council, expressed in Its resolution, the
railroad commissioner instituted proceed
ings against the Southern Railway and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09

can be found anywhere. Our country
schools ara also improving year by year,
We now lave In some of the districts In
tho county u seven months school term.
Out Of a population OF six thousand we
have In our white public school an en-
r6llment of slx hundred,
Our city has great many advantages
not enjoyed by many cities three times
Its size, We are now about to prepare
to erect library at a cost OF 500. 600,
for the building. With $4,000 to main
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09

n matter of regret to our people that
this portion OF the State should, on nc
count of tho poor railroad facilities, be
practically separated f ao no he t qnsr no
,anv'nart OF our Stats offers greater In
dmcsernents for investment than Winches-
ter We believe that the public schools
Of this city viii compare fayorably With
IN the country. We have ten, month";
term and have as efficient teachers as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09

tain If. In few years We will have
the benefit OF tho Handley baqueat, which
We expect will amount to about $1,000 O0O.
to be used In tho establishment OF
schools"
We have not seen single resident
of Winchester or Of Shenandoah Valley
who was not heartily in accord With
the Times Dispatch plan to unite the
various secsions OF the State, Everyone
its public spirit a. y,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
Improved from the first
1t gives almost instant effect
1t gives almost instant effect
paine 'SCELERY COMP
The celebrated nerve vitalizer and tonic

he sesyou an Imitation when YOU ask for Panes Celery
Compound There is years Of reputation behind Panes
Celery Compound What right has druggist to offer you
unknown imitation and counerfeits without any repu
tation or any known value? He might just we'll try to
make little by giving you counterfeit ten
cent piece in change.
The genuine Psne's Celery Compound is easy TO tell
Ask your druggist if he is selling the genuine counter
felt See that the picture of the bunch Of celery is the
package and the bottle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-09
You can be we'll this Spring

When you o The time, yet can't sleep
wei,-vvhen headaches feel all "run down.
that when tired
When feel "all OUT or
This condition by mental
The tiredthey have been overWorked,
m nourhd and built back their healthy,
Pine's Celery Compound gets a he feeds
tired It braces
up
in the right
Celery Compound prevents unhealthy reaction
o. ne o
from the first
cneI
the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-04
Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that at the next session. either special or regular
 of the legislature of Alabama, bill
 will be introduced to amend an act ap-
 proved February 2S, 1901. and entitled,
 "An act to make Jefferson county, Ala.
 a sanitary district, to establish a sanitary
 commission therefor, to make the com
 mission a body corporate, prescribe its powers and duties, and to regulate and provide for sanitation in said county" as follows:
 First. By amending those sections in said bill which name the members of said commission and provide for their appointment and successors. and substi- tutng in lieu of the said commission as now formed. or its successors, the Beard of Revenue, of Jefferson county,
 and its successors. The purpose of this
 amendment being to place all the powers now conferred on said commission in the
 regulrly elected Board of Revenue of Jefferson county, Ala
 Second By so amending said act that
 said Board of Revenue. while acting as such commission, shall have the author ity to make and construct other sewerage systems through thickly populated por- tions of Jefferson county, wherever they decide 1t to be necessary and proper, and also to authorize them to issue bonds to pay for the construction of such other sewers. T. H. FRIEL 9-20-3t-wed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-10-04
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL ESTATE MARKET

The local real estate market showed no variation from it's usual condition yes- terday, the activity being still generally confined to small deals in residence prop erty which are well distributed over the city. Real estate In the suburbs con tinues in very active condition, good prices being offered on all grades of property.
 The building circles were not very ac- tive yesterday only three permits being issued, these being for repair work.
 Tt seems to me that there is being more residence property sold in and around Norwood than in any other portion of the city," said citizen recently.
 Before the Birmingham Realty com pany put the property in Norwood on the market it was improved as much as pos sible. The streets were put in good con- dition. sidewalks were laid, shade trees were planted along the streets and when this property was put on the market at the low prices which were demanded there was no trouble In selling.
 "Norwood Is one of the prettiest resi- dence portions of the city and in my opin- ion the property in that section of the city will hold it's own as residence prop erty in the future" =.
 The following permits were issued by the building inspector yesterday:
 F. W. Dixon, erect one-story frame at 1130 North Thirteenth street, $200.
 J. A. Gassett, repair a once-story frame at 141s Allen street, s200.
 Alabama Fish and Poultry company. erect an electric sign at store at 4O3 North Nineteenth street. SIS.
 The following transfers in local real estate for amounts over s1OOO were re- corded in the probate court yesterday
 Birmingham Realty company to c. T. Broyles, lots 5 and 6, block 642; consider ation, $1S00
 Lizzie T. Cartwright ct al. to Lizzie F. Yancey ct al., lot 6, block S7.
 Robert E. Cooper to Ralph E. Boswell northwest quarter of block sol; consider ation, s1950
 M. B. DuBose to Jennie c. Bates, part of lots and s, block 639; consideration, s225O.
 Adelaide E. Brown to A. s. Wynn, part of lots 3 and 1, block 663; consideration. s35OO.