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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-19
Notice to Delinquent Co-owners in

Notice to Delinquent Co-owners in
Mine.
To J. @. Zumalt, A. J. Zumalt and Wal
ter Mickey.
You and your representatives and sue.
cessors in interest are hereby notified that
have performed work and labor on the
Homestake claim situated in the Wash
ington mining district in Washington
county, Idaho; to the amount Of one hun
dred dollars during the year 1891. That
,, your portion Of the cost of said work Is
twenty-five dollars each, and you and each
Of you are hereby notified that if you fail
to contribute your said proportion to the
costs of said work and labor within one
hundred and eighty days from the date
hereof, your interest in said Homestake
mining claim win become the property Of
the Undersigned. your co-owner in said
mine, under Che provisions OF section 1894
Of the revised statutes OF the United
| States.
Mineral City, Idaho, Mach 5, 1892.
13 THOMAS BUTLER.
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IN And ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous Me1ange.

METAL MARKET-Bar silver. $0.S8.
o. M. Harvey is on business trip
to Mineral.
Mrs. John HAWTHORN spent last
week in Caldwell.
S. B. Cope has rented Mr.. Perkins
fine farm at the upper end of town
and is cultivating the same this sea-
son.
Some of our farmers fear gopher
scourge this season, as these pests
are congregating in the fields in large
numbers.
Some 6, 900 pounds of freight leaves
Weiser this week for Warrens. Most
of it was purchased of our merchants.
Andy Adams and Conrad Truth
returned Friday from their annual
winters jaunt to San Francisco and
other places.
The rivers are swollen and turbu-
lent in consequence of the late heavy
rains.
The screen door has arrived in
town and thrown out pickets at the
court house and elsewhere. He will
no doubt make his headquarters at
usual at Sears
G. M. Hixon assumed his duties
as Weiser's new post master last
Sunday.
The cattle men and their employees
disbured a good deal of money in
town doing the week.
The Democratic convention meets
at Salubria tomorrow. Sommer-
camp, Bowen, Harris, and G. w.
Ehrlick are the four delegates from
this precinct
Have your residence photographed
now while the Vegetation is
green.
Mr.. Denny, assessor of Washington
county, and Mr. Shaw, the popula
druggist of Salubria, were callers a
the Independent office Thursday
Payette Independent,
Messrs. Thomas & Jorgenson, tn
real estate men are in town. w
don't know on what clay"
Our worthy exchange, the Idah
Avalanche, has been making improve
; ments, and is printing all at home.
Corrugated iron is arriving for tn
l. G. Cos. wool warehouse, which
being rapidly erected.
S. S. Smith, better known a
Three Fingered Smith, one of the P
oneers of Florence and well know
prospector, died a short time ae
near Warrens.
Mrs. A. f. Parker, who is visitin
here is former Weiser girl, ha'
n ing besn married here two years ag
5 and her many friends are deligh
q to see her once more. She and b.
; hiss band are staying with her broth
q and sister-Horace and Helen Ne'
r man.
S An Idaho Oregon base ball leag'
!, has been formed between Bots
9 Caldwell and Baker city.
Mr.. Bellinger, an old mining ms
from California, is here buying
IL outfit to go into Warrens where
" intends running hotel and conduo
ing small store. There has be-
no hotel in that camp for the pa
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FOR SALE BELT.

10 inch 4-PLY RUBBER, 81 FIT.
IA-llCIl, long, brand new, never
been used. Cost 1927. 90; will take 5000.
Inquire of w. w. Gown, Weiser.
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S500 000 BEATTy's Organs at Bargains.
v''''''O For particulars, catalogue, adj
dress Daniel f. Beatty, washington, N. j.
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SUCCESSOR TO WEISER LEADER
Established Ten Years
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One copy 3 months s rs
One copy 6 months, %
One copy one year, if paid within
two months S 2 90
If not paid within two months from
date of subscription, S 9 80
Entered in the postoffice at Weiser as
6econd-class matter.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-05-19
FOR SALE.

100 SHARES OF IDAHO CONNER
lou GAL COMPANY'S STOCK.
The undersigned offers the above men
toned capital stock at par value $4,000
each) and on accommodating terms, IL re-
quested, TO approved purchaser or pur-
chasers Also, 30 shares of Weiser Land
and Improvement Company stock at 90
per share. Address, II. J. ZUILL.
10 Smiths. Bermuda.
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I'm use everywhere.
For catalogue address
washington, New Jer-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

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ACCIDENTAL TRUTH


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fc.frcce yeur11fD
We sometimes see "a the papers : thrill
Ing account Of where perfectly sane per-
<on has Dec4 confined in an AS lnn- Think
or Il. reader, How long would you retain
your senses II sou we're confined with .
number Of iun2tics. night and day, and Jet
think OF the physirian< IN charge 81 these
patients who are compelled. day by day and
year b. year. 20 live among them What
wonderful opportunities they have for
studying characteristics and vagartc~;
nlsezies Of life and how best % overcome
LLen.
We are brought 70 thc>s reflections by .
conversation lately had with Dr. J. G.
Spray. o. lC3 State Street. Chicago For
nearly ten years Doctor Spray was 10
charge or the Jefferson. now Dunning. In
sfitute- at Dunnine. Ill This tremendous
Institution contained about twelve hundred
patients in the Insane Department, and ff
teen hundred in the innrmary- Among this
Large namber Of persons there were = vast
number 81 physical ailments. DR.. Spray,
speaking about il, sale:
Il tracei the great cause for most Of the
mental and indeed phy steal disorders very
carefully. and while some authorities make
an estimate that sevenry-fve per cent OF
the people in the United States are AFFECTED
with s0ulc form Of kidney disease. do not
think that the rate is 50 high. taking AL
ages into consideration. Before middle life
IL Is less than sevensy-tve per cent bnt
after middle life Il j., should think. fully
that percentage
This IS something terrible. Doctor. Few
people can certainly be aware that 50 large
: percentage exs;sf"
Tie Doctor thought moment and then
said: 1T is fact not generally recognized
thai where person Iisss diseased kidnry>
end tie organs fail 10 perform their func-
tions ~ removing The waste and the i'm
purlfies from the system. 1t loon preirces
rleiancAolia As q result our asglulfis are
filed 70 oreriowinr. while II tie people
wonic stree ~ the root Of the matter and
see that their kidneys were / "A good or.i.sr
there rould b. fewer patients in tire a>y
lums have noticed that = large portion
tf al pars-sis cases had ktdney difficulties =
What lave you found. Dortr. 10 lie the
standard and most reIia able remedy in such
caseStr'
Dr Spray spoke with grca: confidence
| He said: -HasinS % many cases % treat
| / tried various remedies. and after a hong
| and exhaustive trial. finally decided that
| Warmers safe Cure was the best. Elos; e.
l fective and most reliable remedy ! found
| Il specially reliable in cases Of incipienf
I Brieht~ disease II j. certain % stop il.
I and eren in The advanced conditions i al
| Iay~ tie disease. and 10 my surprise At iIrss.
cured many cases Before structural
changes SCI IN i : certain q cure II prop
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1 Cure almost daily. Whenever I find trace.
q albumea in the urine OF !. patient ! pre-
| scribe tire safe Cure and In nearly every
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pzign- Al no p-eriom< ssne - the his
tory of parties IL shf< ccln.rr had the
oemc-rzr< % great IN cPpcrrnnury 20
take sdrantaEe ~ th~ fsrr5cn< and
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II i % h< rememR<r-d tn. rrrnhlsr-
m candidates have r~n<rzllr t<~n o.
sezf@d ~ rernb1s<zr ronspir.rr- <cn<-
times csfrz1< have accomplished tn<sr
work t<forr O. 6urinx ; c0nventsonL
ScDefime> th~r hare waited until =
cznpaixn wa< mnd<r full h<ad~ay-
Tn defeat a Fcarsr in Men YORK ~
sailing In has dash u.< the result 90 .
party conspiracy nrzin~- pur-F Drrni-
nzfSon- The defeat 81 El1ine in r-es
uzS due 70 rrpublscan uulzehsnarbnn Nth
. republicans rnini<.er - ia mu.mr hr6errr
he defeat q Arzhur -as the rvsurs ~
> republican conspiracy that uU1It
ha<e serOrnplishea 1t rhe polls Ind r..
f-<n ncminafed- wh.x Il rr,rferrvi 10
accomplish ~ rr<rrnrnn< his norz1ina-
tiun- All The 1Dmrnir50n used against
un<ocees<fnl rrprb1srzn candidates
since she -ar h>< tc<n supPl5rd fr0n
rprhliczn zr<<nzL- tt latest ~
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frum she wsr d~rurrD~nt uhirh has
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wsr Had ther< h~<n >rrscss danger Of
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no qDrsf1un raised a = prrsunzl eh1r-
1crer So far - ccnorrns Mr. II1rrE
>on. 10 one nil rhr0n znr doukr an hi
pr1r1se life Or 1.nrn~r hum Of hzvinr
made inrrcper rzins N his great t5r~
or hesitate % 1e<ncE l<drr hh< h1~liry
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17
re OILY O.> EVER Frs.s~1-Css Toe Find
shs Werd>

There Il . inch display advertisement
= this paper. this week. which has no two
wsr1s alike except one word The same j.
srue ~ each new one appearing each week.
from The Dr.. Harter Medicine Co This
koa~e places s-Cre<cenf- on everything
they make and publish. Look for II. send
them the name Of the word and they will
return you book. beautiful Autographs Or
samples free
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

The pleasant flavor gentle action and soc.h-
linz eject 81 syrup u fIr~- whsa ~ ICED %
a laxa- i've and n the fatnrr or r,nt1er b
rU<tive or tiiiou-. the most gratifying re-
suits follow IT, Use. % thar q y tine bet
family remedy known and every family
shoull have . bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Tnr man who tries 70 make liviugfn ms
desert has = great deal " sand ~ r. xr-w.
Dallas News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Max II not merely the architect ~ his
own fortune. but he must lay the bricks
himself
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

" ron are troubled with malaria take
Beecham's Pills. A positive specific. moth
ing Ike H. - cents box
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1892-06-17

Ine Mu11e ~ <lI<ore-
WHEN you have ne city ana r-~ a.lS
T. r~st u some country >clifrce.
q 4 not % hear ne los trook play.
or Tho socdDird's nu~iczi irterlrta
u = n,t % hear the fantastic ~tr1ins
" - s5u1eony p.-sed - ne sis1 - -
ne hum q in>ecrs ne peter % rains
For there = : nI<ie nprs soft rhan thc>A
Co. srzrc 90 rhc crest q oneiy M
When r1e i1ncscap< lies n : sEr<et hush;
When r1an = absent anc nature s;iiL
Ana rhe se-t . n.inec n : t<rc<r nr<ns
LIT the rotcs q silerce arse and n<eL
And m Jour soul With their ecsr2<y.
Win silfrr music sofr and sweet
With = grand and MOVING melody
Harry Rouslne- N LADIES' Hone Journal
-Gsv "a ssirs the ~sss<isA msars--
Eos a srfr~ ne sirrrisn nezrt
Win a'worcrocz etEic AL
Springs biifhe coming Everytkfng
Fints : voice Or r2uru ring
Anc me soul Or nz1 o<iishrs
u the win<one SOUNDS snc sights
Ofthe rorrirs ard he Nay
Fer The fett<B fail away
Prem bis spirit ard n< knows
All - syntoi-fnzt the SHOWS
Chilling life must TRANSIENT ne.
Melt TITO <r<rnfr-
-E.eharc Burfoa- n $. 5 Tina
The Nightly Quessses-
ne sun RS dropped besin1 me treea
The ctickeL< 70 rooss have rcre.
Tie birds and BUTTERFLIES ard bees
Have vanistec every one
rou seii hsn tk.s AID rifh <.ecpy e5es
He listens and rot.s Ms bead
Ard then 18th . weary voice ne cries.
-HAy uuSt 90 70 b<ds-
-Harp<rs Young People
Growing Old
n does. tnceet- 70 me seem <sraree.
Sircc II q -Self feel 60 change
That - me friends Who's love hold
lscc scr,ftL-rr day ~ cay
That dzilT palmer seers 70 say
TIE frtc-ds yvu love are growing Cd
Acsrrcn.-z Of ire iinss Of care.
A tiny wrt-4ie hcre and there
see. a silver'nc Ct the roid-
shnco~ undcrrc1rh fkc rrDus
Dssprtnkisd COS ~frh roWcered sro~A
Wherr clustered o1-kS lorks q Cd
WITH soter riacne<~ t,ey rr,o'ce.
More mellow rru~n each gerry rofcA
Eseh <r1fle les brrEtL .e<s ccl4-
S-rI CHERISHED Trends a. etrrue.
Harc tia~reta tanr r1ore tencerly
A. DIS 90 ~ -ac ne grc~ cd
~ We rrr~ olc IN tins - srrarres
said felt "a re 90 charge.
Vet pl4sn a. rteSe uy words hare rc,6
ypor nv ne1rc fairr streaks Of gray
SAY stle.rly 70 re to-day.
thou With thy Trends. ART growing ciff
-Arrro<szn a1c Sal1eoafx Ecrzlo
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We c.er One Hundred Dollars Reward
for auv esl-e ~ CNarrh rhat can Tot b.
curesl BY Halls Cafarrh Cure
" = CHENEY a. Co. Props Toledo q
We the undersigned. have knowu Ii. J.
Cheney for the Last ~ years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in al business
transactions AMI financially able - carry
our AMI obiEafl0-~ naxie by their frrn.
West 4 Truax- WnoIe~4ie Druggists. To-
Wholesale DrnErists- Tole.to- Ohio.
Hall Carzrrh Cure 4 fnkeu Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and ilncnl~
surfaces o. the system Price -. Frr bot
tie sold b. al lrlggi~rx Testimonials free
TIVE trouble with the man who know.
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Arrrr u something % D. desired pro
vidcd there = mot "a cfficcr at tie other end
u T.
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TrK trouble with the man who knows
nothing y that he 10 always the LAST e. rrd
IL out -R Ram Horn
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
Caiiforn!a's Ear,huuakO.

WNTkNs, Cal, April 2J.-An earth
quake shock visited this section at , 40
O'Clock yesterday morning, eau ing gen
eral destruction to property. a large
brick hotel, bank bnlding, Bartholets
every huilding in town WAS damaged.
The loss will reach at least $50 900. No
one was hurt. The contents OF stores
and dwellings were all piled on floors in
promiscuous heaps The shock was IRON
east to west and lasted about FIVE or six
seconds.
Sacramento, Cal.-A special to the Bee
from Dixon says the earthquaks did con-
siderable damage to Dixon and was ac-
cOmpanied bg fire. The Masonic hall, n
two story brick building on Main street
was 30 severely damaged it will have to
be taken down. John Dlgau's dry goods
store located in brick building, was
crushed in by the falling Of the fro wall
o. the Masonic building, while the north
fire wall of the latter building fell on
Rock f2rd's butcher shop, completely
crushing it in.
Vacavile, Cal-'The earthquake caus ed
setions damage in this city and vicinity.
number OF hrlCk residences IN the
country were shattered and some OF the
occupants injured, bnt none fatally. The
residence Of John Thissell ignited from
shattered lamp, and the building was
destroyed Loss, SO 900. All the brick
business buildings in the city are seriously
injured. The Odd Fellows building col
lapsej loss $4,000. There were n number
OF offices and stores in the building, and
several Of the occupants bad narrow es
capps The bank building suffered only
lightly. The Masonic hail is total loss
The general merchandise store of W. II.
Chittenden occupied the first floor. Rail
Benefits two story brick building col
lapsed, the walls falling on the small
building Of Mrs. Moore adjoining, im-
prisoning Horace Patten and Thomas
Rogers in the building. They were res
cued with serious injuries.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
The ADMINISTRATIONS VICTORY,
Final Action on the Behring Sea Ar
fair by the senate.

WAsHNGToN, April 20.-Tne SENATE
has ratined the convention for renewal
of the existing modus vivendi in Behrlng
sea. The convention incndes seven
articles. BY its terms the British gov
ernment prohibits, duri Z pendancy Of
arbitration, sealing in tn, art OF Behrlng
sea eastward from the OF demarka-
ton of article |, of the treaty OF cession,
and promises to use its best efforts to
insure prohibition by British subjects and
vessels. The United Stafes agrees to
prohibit sealing, save 1900 for the sub
slstence of natives. Provision is made tor
the seizure OF sealing vessels and for con-
tinuance of the clause allowing British
agents to visit the | islands. In the
event of decision y the arbltrators
adverse to the United States, then com.
pensation is to he paid upon basis OF
such a regulated or 'limited catch" as in
the opinion of the arbitrators have been
taken without an undue dimunitOn Of
the seal herd. On the other hand,
Great Britain is to compensate the Unit
ed States upon the basis OF the difference
between $500 seals and such larger catch
as might have been taken in the opinion
Of the arbtrators. The agreement, or
snodus vivendi, may terminate at any
time after October, /, 1898, on two
months notice.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
Mime. Barrio,s Marriage.

New York, April 20.-Beneath mag
nificent canopy constructed jointly of
white cloth, gold and fragrant flowers, and
which has been erected at the north end
of the spacious salon in her Fifth
Avenue mansion, Mime. de Barrios, widow
of the late president and dictator Of Qua.
temala, will tonight become wife for
the second time, taking for her partner
in life Senior Martinez Roda, a gallant
Spaniard of noble lineage, statesman
and scholar, and at the present time a
member OF the Spanish Cortes from the
district of Granada. As matter of fact
there will be two services, for as soon as
Mayor Grant has performed the civil
ceremony the couple will step out from
beneath the canopy and place themselves
before brilliantly lighted altar erected
OH the other side of the room, and here,
according to the rights of the Catholic
church, they will be pronounced man and
wife by his grace Archbishop Corrigan.
1t will be private wedding, only rela-
tives and very small number of the
BRIDES intimate friends having been in
vited. There will be no reception. The
bride will wear magnificent gown OF
pale green and silver, one OF the most
superb of Worth's creations OF recent
years. Her head-dress will be tiara of
diamonds. The aggregate value of the
precious stones which will sparkle from
her costume will be something 10 the
neighborhood OF half million dollars.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Albuquerque is threatened with an
other weekly newspaper.
John Block, of Boston, died OF con-
sumption at Albuquerque.
San Juan county calls for bids for a
court house and Jail at Junction City.
II. o. Willis and Chas. Day have pur-
chased the Junction City Times. Success
to 'em.
A sensational murder and nauseating
rape case are on trial in the district court
Of San Juan county
The survey OF the Denver & FL Pasc
short line is completed. The surveying
party arrived last night.-Las Vegas Free
Press.
The warm winds prevailing lately are
rapidly melting the mountain SHOWS and
swelling the rivers throughout San Juan
Rio Arriba and Taos
Mrs. T. l.. Witsee, wife of Rev. Wilt
see, formerly connected with the Metho
dist college of Albuquerque, died at Lima
Ohio, on the 18th, aged 45 years.
The Sierra county board Of comssioner
met in regular session at Hillsboro anc
considered bids for the construction o
the new court house. f. G. Ma-tsolf
was the lowest bidder, $500.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-04-20
Penn. Republicans.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 20.-The Re-
publican state convention was called to
order at noon in the opera house by
Lieut. Gov. Louis Watres, chairman of
the state committee. Despite the es-
tranged relations between President Har-
rison and Senator Quay, the sentiment of
the delegates is entirely favorable to the
denomination of the former, although the
delegation to Minneapolis may be un-
instructed. Judge Dean will probably
be nominated for the vacancy on the
supreme court bench, and William M.
Elkins, of Standard Oil fame; w. r.
Athern, of Philadelphia State. Senator
Flynn, Harry w. Oliver, of Pittsburg,
and Gen. Frank Reeder, of Easton, are
likely to be among the delegates at large
to Minneapolis. The two candidates for
congressman at large will be selected
from the western section of the state.
The resolutions will heartily commend
the administration of President Harrison,
and especially his ability in managing
the Chlian dispute. The delegates from
Lycoming have prepared the following
resolution for submission to the conven-
ton unless it is found that considerable
opposition thereto will be manifested
THAT we note with satisfaction the
disposition on the part of the Repub'
lcans of Pennsylvania to give full credit
in this presidential year to the matchless
leadership of the Hon. Matthew Stanley
Quay in his conduct of the campaign Of
1888, and it is with pleasure that We add
our testimonial to theirs. We congratu.
late Senator Quay upon the universal
manifestation of approval which has been
recently accorded him in all sections o.
the state.N