The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08

of identifying cinnamon by their
photographs are not to be envied
The doubtful voter in the doubtful
state is now having his picnic, and
royal and high-priced affair he Is
making it,
Stage driver Clark, of the Salubria
Rapid Transit, received a vicious
kick on the shoulder Saturday
morning while attending to the stage
horses. He thought he was only
bruised up little and walked around
town for good while before dis
covering that his collar bone was
broken. DR.. Numbers fixed him up.
The outgoing Salubria stage upset
on MAINS creek last Monday, shaking
up the several passengers con-
siderably. Mrs. Snow, the only lady |
passenger, is reported to have been
injured internally. The horses ran
away and smashed things, and the
stage did not continue on until late
in the afternoon, after procuring a
new wagon.
Frank Mitchell has been studying
DR.. Numbers medical books for a
long time but has not learned yet that
il is rule of antiseptic surgery to
steralize the instruments before per-
forming an operation, and did not
boil his ak before chopping off his
thumb the other evening. He has
also sworn off on ever cutting another
stick of wood.
BORN, near Weiser, on August 18th,
to the wife of S. G. Hale, daugh.
= ter.
The SIGNAL did not learn of the
s young lady's arrival until she came
y in person and charmingly asked us
to mention the fact We beg the
V pardon of the young miss and as
l. sure her we would have noticed it
sooner had we known Of the occur
If renee.
II Miss Grace Eden, the Georgia
Wonder, gave private exhibition OF
, her wonderful powers at the Mills
70 House yesterday in the presence Of
Hon. A. Bernard, Judge Barnes, II.
II. G. Norris and Gov. Wolhey. She
lifted with ease by the palms of he
hands chair in which ten men wer'
seated, and performed other equal.
'' wonderful feats. Phoenix Re
" publican.
Sam Curtis was in town this weel
II to receive 81 900 paid him by tn
eo New York Life Co. on the death o
his brother. He was we'll pleased a
his treatment by this company, q
raj many would have refused to pay tn
claim, his brother having made br
IN one payment to an agent and havin
not yet received the policy at til
DIV time of his death. He has lettC
IF, elsewhere in this issue.
ing V. D. Hannah came back frol
Boise quite enthusiastic over the PR
Law qress made towards Idahos displa
his at the great fair He is contide
.er that Washington county will lead q
ow her neighbors in her exhibit. M
ore Hannah has about sixty jars of han
, in some specimens of fruit preserved
alcohol at his place. Levi Allen
r.a attending to the mineral departing
q a and we hear he is now at Minel
collecting specimens.
and jim Gray has gone to Crane ere
God with his thresher, after busy roul
of the Weiser ranches He will
cry in Salubria valley on the 10th, pl
the pared to thresh the crops in that
lble cinity. Jim had good run do
our here and, as all men should, reme
EEK, bered the printer in the days Of
Inty prosperity.
The illustrations of the chol'
that bacillus, which are being printed
own some of the newspapers, look like
lant drunken mans attempt to make
Law. figure out of string of beads, 6
o. a Frankfort sausage with the lepro
, of and are not calculated to act Al
tonic upon those who study them
the closely.
e, is Miss Grace Eden, the Geor
neat Wonder, gave an exhibition of
Mail miraculous powers at the opera no
sing last night. At the request Of /
me fessor Fontana, committee, C
sisting of Howell Rrown, James
mess Magoffin, Professor Steerewitz,
NTH Massrs Kaiser. Owen and Elfstr,