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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15
ALL FOR LITTLE FOLK.
A Real Garden With Bunnies
and Cats and Does.
AND VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS.


Il who ere inter-
ested In the 0e-
cenB q the ire
kindesUarten On
Main street. win
b gind to know
that work has
commenced upon
the proposed add
ton 70 tho build
Ing. Visitors at
|, the hndergarten.
49, 49, &.-A~.
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wallace. Mrs. A W. Martin. Nrs n y.
Price. Mr.. George Browne, Mrs.. y. ".
snow. Mrs. Harry Caldwell Ars. w. A.
Rice. Nise Dcrrickson-
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Dress Goods.

Most fashionable products Of the sea-
son. choicest conceits. rarest colorings.
newest combinations. from l5c to A9A
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N TOWNS NEAR BY.
How seeisty q Esjeyins fne
6unshine Of Spring.
eeLr-lAsxo Al TACOMA.


nc0g11A. March n
RETTY nearly all so
ciety goes a-golfng
thsse fine sunshiny
days. and well-nign
goes Wild over the tx
hiiirating game. Ev-
cry afternoon the E'si-
San car u loaded with
men and women In
trig and natty COS
tumes, Carrying golf
sticks, al bound for
r-t
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15

Tailor Suits.
Handsomely Tailored Street Suits.
navy. black and light coiors. SIS to
$2a a.
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Silks.
Beautiful Dresden. Chine, Persian
and Plaid effects in many color COM
hinations. rich fabrics. exQuisi;ely de-
signed, from 4ec 20 s3.4S.
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Millinery.
We are fully equipped =
wholesale and retail traAN
Spring Opening announced isaae
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
s3um 3lnoenfcn an oie SdIadtt ppu
gSaterloo.

Dublin, 19. SUM-. - Baron BON
gdbarotitein, WiIitdratta6e Der beutz
i4sn 9;IuRoti6uft in 2onoon, ii6erz
rsi6te g:1tern Dem i'm Surragb Camp,
Dublin, glrniIonirsnoen erIten 0rago>
nerrssimsnt, oeien Sn6dber Der Oeutz
i6e 8uiler lit, i'm Numsn Oes 2ebIeran
einen BON inn gsI6idtsn 8ran3 gum
Wnbsnfsn an bic .S6la6t bon Wltsrz
loo. Der Baron Iagte ou6ei, er lei
iiber3eust, ouB es ME Dem Regiment be-
I6ieosn is;n tpeloe, gegen ben &uiIer
ooer o;fsn 8Olf in's Jeto gu riidsn.
Der Sran3 lei als Elm gspeis Dcs regen
Snterefes, fpel9ss Der &aiier an Dem
Regiment nebme, aus Berlin geI4idt
poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
malaria In ieinen peribiseenen 6sffaIten
scbeiIt unb perbutet.
Slate
NerDQnnnq

nirb Surd5 Roopao's 9iG,u ,rlitlt. 9ur6 osr.H
outibiIt5fs Gigenbaftsu r.gsn fs bic Ssbsr
an Be, Der 4bionoerung Der Ga1t uno Otrtn GntIssa
ruua burd 81, G3al.n=R =Rondle. 9isis 9Ilsn in los
ZEN pom 2 BIS rsqulrcr iofOrt oi. 1bdtiotett Der
qtb,r uro b.frcisn otn Qatitrt'n BON llHr,9:mds9s
t,it.u Gin. oor Dou RaoDaDs Qil'n tdglt6 o.'
nommsu bon 9crcn, usI4e an bili0ien s6msr1sn
uuo 5rdob,t Der gcb,r lsioen, balten has S0tsm in
Srpnunq uno f9un C,iuao: 9roouung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
n a rs 0 m / te 9.

ct. 2ouis, 19. Sum-. - Sus
neue repubLitaniihe NationaG @omiz
te belt beute unter benz 0oriiBe bes
9rn. Yotpea GlaDton BON Qrtanius
cine SiBung i'm nSoutbern : 9otel, "
I'm ii9 gu prganiIiren unb bic 8afanz
gen gu ergdn3en. 9lne patunten Stelz
len i'm Gomite tpurben beieBt, nit 4usz
na6me oerieniqen fir ben 0iItritt Gpz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
ger. 14S.

Die 2lrmes uno oas TpaniI6e 9olt ges
I6leuosrt pproen tpdrtn.
Die SiBunq Der &ummer tpuroe Ie6r
ftiirmiI9, 10 oaB idIisBliA Der Prdiiz
Dent int2rpeniran muBte.
9lbIebcn ctues itambaften fran5oits
id,en Generals.
9uris, 10. SUM-. - 8nerdl
0ouis gllerunoer 8riere De pS5le lit i'm
gllter opn SO Sabren geItOrben. (9risre
De I'soSsle mu6te als Sapitdn Den 8rie9
oe9en China 1859-60), ais 8utuIlz
lpnsdef Den gsgen Go4in6inu Q861
uno '62) nit. 9u5 S6srIt 3eifnete er
fih 1870 BEL Der 8ertbeioigung pon
8a3e;Qes aus uno !purOe 6eiSaoun berz
punoet uno gefdngen. gtu6 1stnsr
Riidfebr nuroa CT i'm Wurineminiittz
rum iS6ef oe5 9iireuu5 fir Wturinez
Snfunterie uno 1876 sum 8ouoerneur
ppn Senegal eruannt, no er bis De-
5ember 1881 blie6 uno sum Srl81oe=
General beFDrDert puroe. 1882-S3
mar er 8aneraI SnIpettor Der Wt1rinez
truppen. Sm DECEMBER 1888 tpuroe
er ais gpmmanDeur Der l. Brigade oes
Grpeoitipnscorps unter 8eneral Ottlz
lot nu9 Sontin geI6idt, an osiien
Stele er i'm September 1884 ben Sberz
befebl ii6srnabm. gr ipuroe i'm 81
nuur 1885 gum 9ioiiionsz8ensral be-
f0roert, sro6erte 2angIpn (5ebruar
1885, tpanote Ii6 oann aber nit oem
qr0Bten 56eil os5 9eeres gum gntidB
Don SbupenzGuan uno lieB Den 8ea
neral Hegrier nit un9eniigsnoen5treitz
frGFtsn in 2ungion Suriid, Der am "a.
MGr5 1885 oon ben G6ineIen 9eI6luz
gen puroe. Sn 5olge 0eiien nuroe
ibm Der Ob:rbefebl ent5ogen uno Dem
General Gourcp Ibertrugen, unter oeIz
Zen Commando 8riere Bis gum 6ries
0:nsi6luB in Sonfin btie6. Sm Sds
nuur 1887 tpuroa er pieosr sum 8ene-
raj oSnIpaftor Der Vilrinetruppen,
1890 gum Sommlnoeur Ga5 nsu erri9s
teten 20. 4rmsscorps ernlnnt. Inm.
b. HaD.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
9lnerifaniife 9nipriid1e seaen Spa.
ntcn. - Stmrmtid)e Sacte in Der
ipauild)en 3ammer.

M}ulorio, 19. Sum-. = Der Q6gez
orbnete @aqego, Der nod bis Dor Sur
gem Der GprreIponoent beg n9eraloo"
in Cuba mar, intsrpslirte beute in ben
Gortes bic Regierung pegsn Der jiingz
iten Ipunii61lmeritaniIden 3piihen=
fGas. 3ur Qntport Iagis Der 9sr5o9
BON Sstuan, Minilter oes QuspGrtiz
gen, in Der &ammsr, oaB 9r. 3aplor,
Der 8eIanOte Der Ser. 'Stuatsn, Ginz
fi9tli9 Der rgonoe oe 8.nuoitoz"Qfz
fairs - Der gsnannte ipdniI4e areu3er
bate i'm MGr3 1895 na6e bem Sap
WaiIi auf ben amsritlnii6en 9ampfer
nQGiancd" gsfeuert - D0Qig corrcft gsz
6anoelt bate. Die Oofumente i6er
ben Jau, IeBts oerWiniiter bin5u, mir
ben Der &ammer uorgelsgt peroen.
Wit gs3ug auf Die Iogsn1nnten WDraz
5oroerungen Don gntI6Gbigungsn
Ssitsns Spuuien's fir Die 3erit0rung
bss Gigentbums ameritaniI6er 8iirger
in Gu6a, ertldrte Der 9er3og, oaB es
tpu6r tpGre, oaB oieie 5orberungen DON
ben 4merifanern er6obcn poroen IeieT,
blB lie aber orsi Wiqionen PeIetas
nidt iibsritisgen. gr isBte nod bin3u,
baB ii9 Der nGor0e be 8enuoito" uu=
Berbulb Der ipaniI4en Surisoittion be-
fuuoea 6Gtte, als er auf Die nQuianca"
fsuerte.
9laego erpioerte osm 6er3og baB
Iid Der nGonbe be 8:nuoitO" gu Der in
Rebe ite6eEosn 3eit oenao4 untsr ipaz
nii6sr Surisbittion 6efrlnOen babe.
gr Iagte ferner, DaB Die n8eri9D0rung
Der Der. iStdaten gegen Die SutsrsTrn
Spdnien's" unauF60rlid uno 0ffentli4
fortgeIeBt piiroe, uno oaB bic jIngiten
@reigniiis bas CUR @eniige ourtbun.
Der 9er3og BON Setuun riigte ben De-
putirten fir oieie 8smertungsn, pel4e
nur od3u angetban tpdren, bic SntereIz
len Der 9e6ellsn gu begiinItigen. 9e-
Oeputirte prot;itirte geg;n Die 3urehtz
peiiung bss Miniiters uno be3og fi9
duf Die 0e6attan i'm Senute Der Der.
Stuatcn, mo-, tpie er srtlGrte, ale mOgz
li6eu 2lni9ulDigungen uno geleioiz
sunsen sessH bic a0nisinzRsssntin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
Ser f nj me 6annes W an a.
mdfer erfldrt W c e NJ
lep's q pmi mindtion fiir
:, >, ~, ~ 4 !; ~
germiilte t.Issrapbiihe Sepeiten.

Dem p6ilubelp6isr v8ecorb"
gu 5olgs lin0 i'm 2uufs bisier Wo9e
brei peitere sS1ibuitier Grpebitionen
auf ben Gampfern nSbrse 6ri,nbs" II.
Commodore" uno benz Schooner
rStanburD" BON philadelphia nad
@uba a6gegangen.
- Sn 9otpning, Wisc., erfrantten
80 9erionen porgsItern 9lbenb na9
bem 9enuiie bon eingemu6tem Rinoz
fieii3, pel4es in einem bortigsn sSleiz
i1erluben gefuuft porben mar. Man
bermutbet, buB bus 5leiid bur9 bic
20t6ung Der 9le66u9Ien, in tpel9en es
ii6 bsfanb, psrgiftst purbe. Der
Wirtb SSrant @rotpl, elmer Der patierz
ten, 6efinbet ii4 in b04It pretdrem gu
1tanbe.
Ger geitsrn in 2ittle 3od a6ge6ul=
tens NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON
9ntanIus bat gsidliife gu 9uniten
Der Silberfreiprdgung angenommer.
- Spre9er Reeb unb feline Satin
reiIten geitern Don Waibington, 3. g.,
na6 i6rer 9eimat6 in Waine a6.
- gilbert Woobs, nel6er Elm pboz
tograpbii4es 4telier gu Waibington
9art, philadelphia, beiiBt, unb Der 20
id6rige Ri4urb Wen5ie fpurben porgez
itern Qbenb in jenem Itslier bei Der
gsrii6rung zines SrabtneBes burd
sleftrii4e S9lGse gst0btet. Gs iteQts
ii9 bsraus, buB Der Drabt, tpel9sr bic
elettrii6en 2i6ter in bem Qofal ipeift.
unb bur6 ipel9en Elm 1400 8olten far
fer Strom ging, auf bas OrabtneB
berabgsfullen mar. Booos binterldBt
cine Wittipe unb Stpei &inbsr.
= 4htb. Sobn 8soerlD Ro6inion,
ebemaIiger 8ice 9oupsrnsur Der ca
naoiI6en Propin3 Ontario, itarb porz
eeItern 46eno selegentli6 elmer politi=
i9sn 9eriammluns gu SOronto, Ont,
pI0Bli4 an einsm Ser5i9Iast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
3ebntanicnb e:trnafcn.
Sas fiir,lids Grobeben in Sapnn.
Iieie auoere Stdotc. anScr &nmat'
idJi, ourd) sSlittblnsllcn 3crftort.

Slr "Srummpns Cattle =Sataftrppbs unh tbre
lIriaebcn. Necbr seid,en ans ufer ge'
fd,psnmt. ueberreid,uns tes pom Safer
sSi'bcIm feinem cnsIiibem Resimente sez
id,idttn SSaterlpp, ,&ranics. - 5Hrtcn pom
dritIid,en Armeniern ntesersemrselt. -
Aniprn6c amrrifaniidbcr SIrser scs:n
Spanicn.
Doto 6amu, Sapan, 10. SUM.
= Utan i9dBt isBt, ouB minoeItens
10000 Meni6en our4 Die 5lutbpelle
ertranten, lpelche gelegsntli6 oes tiir3z
li6en, "a Stunosn buuernoen @robez
bens auf Der SnIel Ysf1o sintrdt. IuBer
Der total 3eritOrten Stlot &umaiI6i
Iino mod piele unoers Sidote uno DIR
fer gGn3lid3 ooer t6eilpsiIe pom groz
boosn peggefegt poroen.
Ter limtersans oeS Samplers
pSrmmmpno Gaitle."
9rsf, 19. SUM. - Die 2ei4sn
tpeitersr paFasisre uno Sesleute oe5
in Der Ha9t pom 16. SUM- bei'm
uIbunt<9eu4t6urm geI9eiterten britt
i9en Oumpfers r0rummono Cattle"
iino ans llfer geI4pemmt poroen.
Inter ben SpFern bsfinOen iih piele
6ruusn. Gtlt9e Der 2ei9en puren
pollltGnoig nadt.
Die Na6rihten ii6er Den S9iffz
brudl luuten nod INNER arg uno mi
berIprs6en0, bd BON ben 247 Perl omen,
bic Ii6 auf bem llngliifsI6iffe 6efan~
ben, nur brsi gerettet Ipproen iino, mel
DIE 2lusfunft bdriiber gaben t0nnen,
uno neil Ii4 oieie orei auT Den db9elez
gensn SnIeln uibant unb Sle De W2oz
rene 6eFinoen, ND iie niht leiht 3u erz
rei6en iino. lqe Nddridten itimmen
iebo6 oa6in ii6erein, oaB Der 9ampfer
am 0isnItag, ben 6. SUM-, tur3 Dor
Witternuht, ul5 er Die gu6t bon 8isz
caba psrlaiIen 6atte unb Dem britii4en
Ganul 3uIteuerta, nit ppller @sI3DInz
bigfsit fu6r. 9luf Der 9Dbe BON 5inisz
terre, etnu 26 Meilen norotpeitliA oon
oieism 9ufen, liegt bic SnieI lIbdnt,
bic 3u Der 8ruppe BON einigen 30 Snz
Ieln gs60rt, Don Denen bic gr0Bten
l1ibunt, Molene, Sc Gonquet uno ct.
Wi6el Iinb. Der r0rummon0 &aitle"
6dtte, penn er einen Ii4eren &urs bate
ein61Itsn poGsn, ii9 melt auBerbulb
l1Iblano 6dlten Iollen, mo ii1 ein 2eu6z
t6urm unb eine Equalization befinoen.
9l6er aus Bis ieBt ni6t geniigeno duFz
getldrten 9riinben ri6tete Der 0lmpfer
Ietnen 8urs auF bic unOere Seite Der
SnIel llIbant. 3piI6en jenem Puntte
uno Dem 5sitlunoe bon Jrantrei4 be-
finoet iich cine Snielreibe gu Der gloz
lene uno Sc @onquet ge60ren uno Die
our9 5elien nit chamber in 8erbin~
oung iteben. 2ln einigen SteIen fOnz
men bic Sdiffe nit Siaer6eit pdIii>
rem, aber 5piI6en llI6ant unO gtolene
befinoet Iih Elm per6orgenes 5slIenriff
gu oeiien beioen Seiten ii4 tiefes Wuis
fer bsIinbst uno Oas IelbIt BEL Der niez
brighten Gb6e itsqentpeiIe unter Wd'ier
bleibt. 2(uf oieIes RifF rannte Der
nOrummono @uitle," dls er nit ppQer
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Gbrtftl:de 9lrmenitr mafiafriren
Wpbamtttcoaucr.

g2spsgort 19. SUM. = Sin
Correspondent bes n!6cralo" meloet aus
GonItantinopel: Die llnru6en unter
ben Qrmeniern gu Ban bauern fort.
Die Qrmenisr 6aben lire 9GuIar oerz
bdrrifaDirt, uno nit 9ulfe :inerS61ar
anosrer Gbriiten aus Den umliegenoen
2anooiItriften pieIe W2obummeDuner
mafTutrirt. SIrtiI9s 5ruppen perz
binoern jeBt Die @inge6orenenItdmms
aus Der Ru96ari9uft am Ginoringen
in bic StdDt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
3opaf Arcdnttm-Ed

JfonaI Nreanum=Saa fpiro SienStas. ben %. sunni.
Ibcnbs uhr, I'M ~RopaI Nrcanum @ebdueC~
9efeert. GuprrT= Iice= 9fteent Sohu W. Strpper
uno Grzgrok<Jissent Georse 70. SOotb perosn ans
ipracheH halten. 9soca= unS SHrumsntal Duiif
RaudtabeEb uno gmpiaEg. Sober grcanumsgruocr
lit freunoldit eiHstaocn.
w. Z. Smitb, 5,mrn Rps. u. s.. Rpbcrtipn,
t147-50D 4. y. &. Iifpls, @omite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
Der 9eutidje GurreiScxoeut.

EdeIih, n6htHfi6 rns Snnnfass,
q. Rsiae, @iscntbnmer ,ino &enatteur
(SsahfoIs,r Dcn 9. Gaine).
0nbpeh.qds RaltimOrerStras, une 4off-OtTcesApt.
Sr.is oes I'd eIib SIattes, bur6 7ras,r b.fOrst.
i2S cts; fieIidbe unb 0onnta as sNue sabs 10
6cnts pro 9ode sablbar bic bas Slatt bcors,notr
Erdstr.-3aalida nsbf Sonnta ss sslmse abe unter
Ss;, ~, ss.rbsints nv A.. n5%s,fiiM, Musoabs
nit eonntassbIatt, poroirti, nit Tbsus tir &lute,
$3.50 pro Sapr, hat irseno eintm Ort. bss Snlan.
bss, 81 mad europa. Gonufna s=NmS aabe 81
vro Sabr.-Dds bette unb bfutsas ncutfne 0tsts
- Der Niittels unS Glbhoafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-06-20
Gin 4Seifntitter fit aGe
SOmmcrz, Complaints"

Gin balbsr lb.,6ffil ppa &saDD R,li,i in tintm
balbpOutu Gas g9aFcr pisOsrbolt 10 oft ais Der
sublQauQ bor Fb Qsbt, unO ein init &sao5 &sisf
q,trdutt,s 5tad Glarn,a iibtr Den Nagtn unO lln'
t.rl,ib Qtl,Qt ptribafft iotOrtge Grls3tsrung unS
b.tpirtt baOig, otIHng.
Surcrlid. - Gin bllb'r 3bta0if'l uOa in sn'r
balbpoQtn Glas g9aTsr bs'sitj0t in psrigtn Dtinu'
ten Rrdmpf,, S6Winptlauiiu,, lauren gtagen, Rau=
iea, Grbrebtn, soobrsun;n, Iero6ftat, SdiatIofQa
lett, Wigrdn,, S!abunO.n uuO ale inntrsn Stbpsr'
btn.
malaria In ieinen peri;biseenen 6effaItsn
srbeiIt unh perbutet.
Gg oiebt f,ju Selmtttl in Der g9,t. ons Gteb.r
uup Medbi.lf,btr uno aut unOer.u malorii6.n, bi.
lio,n uno ioufti9tn Slider 10 raid bsiIt Drt r os
pup'gReuoo 3sIisf I'M 9:r,in nit & oa
MAPS 9ilfsn.
3,iisnbe iolt,u tets cine Iflai3t RaoDao's R.a'
pp R,lsf init nd iiibren. GuiQe Gropitn in g9ais
fer ptyoen Rranfbiit pptr g,ibpsrotn, p.lbs our5
peu gpefcl i'm 90aiisr euttsbsn, oerbuten. 4ls elm
stinulautium IN Is frunioft,m SranoD OSsr
gitttrs pOr3uj'b,n.
Qr,is 5Oc pro Glaiae. - gu babtn bsi alien a7sa
tb,:sru
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T >F|}}>>E|(}<
Sdmer,em gebrilt i'm 9lnseablif.

W2un gsbraude Ruopup'5 ReubD
Relief BEL ben eriten 9ln5ei4en BON
S6mer5en ooer IsbeI6efinben; lpenn
1npobliein pDer &rantbeit i'm 4nz
3u9e lit, piro Die Seilung poll3ogen
Iein, e6e Der 9ausarat gepO6nli4 Dus
Suus errei6t bat,
o,it o. i3lmmiicn SdmtrJ,u in elmer bis 70
t,,t+su
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05
COUNTY ELECTION.
Entire Democratic and Silver Republican
Ticket Elected with Exception
of Eckles.
KERFOOT, POPULISr CANDIDATE Fol
SHERIFF, ELECTED.

Election day passed off very quietl,
in Weiser. There was large GROVE
in town and every one conducted
themselves in an orderly way
Several of the women were out all
day at the polls in the interest of The
suffrage amendment
The usual amount of "electioneer-
ing was INDUCED in, but always in n
quiet, peaceable way.
In the evening after the polls
closed, a large number gathered at
the town hall where bulletins of the
national election were received As
the dispatches came slowly in and
told their story the smiles spread on
the faces Of the Mckinley men. Al
about two o clock the Bryan mer
threw up the sponge aud crawled of
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

Office of the Tax Collector State Of Idaho, County
of Washiuton.
Notice is hereby given that the assessment book
of Washington county, in the state OF Idaho ioi
the year 1896 has, this 23rd day of September
1896 been delivered to me by the Auditor OF snid
county fully corrected, equalizcd aud taxes eN-
tended and that said taxes will become delin-
quent on the first Monday in January, 1897 ano
that unless paid prior thereto three per cent WI
be added thereon. and six per cent Will be addet
If not paid after the first Monday in March, 1877
and prior to sale, with such other costs ms ma,
be provided by law, besides interest at twelve PEE
cent per annum from said lrst Monday IN Jan
uary.
Dated at Weiser, the seat OF said county, thi
23rd day of September. 1896
DAVID ALLISON.
Tax Collector in and for Washington
Al County. Idaho.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

to bed. The McKinley's probably
stayed up all night. Early in the
evening the Bryanite's were firing
sticks Of giant powder-entirely too
previous. Later on, when the returns
had been coming some time, they
suspended and soon after the McKin-
ley men took 1t up and disposed of
The rest of the powder
Returns rs far as received on suf-
rage amendment are: Yes, 272; No,
Ga
Voters have not expressed them
selves on amendments and it is likely
they will be defeated the same as.the
probate judge amendment last time.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05
Notice of Forfeiture.

To - Culberson Thos. f. Barbce and John
Muloy:
You are hereby notified that we have expended
5000 in labor and Improvements upon the Vide
awake lode located in Mineral mining district in
Washington county. Idaho MS will appear by
certificates filed In the office Of the Recorder oil
said county. in order to hold said promises under
the provisions OF section 1924 Revised Statutes OF
the United States. being the amount required "a
hold the same for the years 1891 and 1870 Ana
cation YOU fail or refuse to contribute your pro
portion of such expenditure as co-owners -Notu
interests in said claim will become the property
of the subscribers under said section 23sl
w. w. CAMPBELL.
40 j. w. CAMPBELL.
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ST Perkins

The s'ruhen band and the country
"gawk," created decided sensation
in the parade of yesterday, and the
result, viewed from a box office, was
a glorious one for managerial
standpoint Long before 8 o'clock
standing room tickets were being
sold. 1t was estimated that some
500 people were turned away. "Si
Perkins" as a fun making play fulfils
its object and crowded houses prom
ises to be the rule during the remain
der of the week Evening Post,
Denver, Oct. Z, SO.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

Extension Ditch Co. Principal place Of
business, Weiser. Idaho.
Al meeting of the board Of trustees,
held September II. 1896. an assessment
of -Four Dollars and Twenty-Five cents
ga. 25) per share WIS levied on the capital
stock of the corporation. now delinquent
payable to the secretary at the residence
of p p. Dawson. six miles south of
Weiser,~ Idaho, on or before Monday.
November o. 1896. Any stock upon
which sad assessment may remain un-
paid on November 8. 1896 viii be adver-
Used for sale at public auctiun,and unless
payment is made before viii be sold On
the 30th day of November. 1896. at thu
secretary's Office, at B O'Clock y. m. Ia
pay delinquent assessment. together with
the cost OF advertising md expense of sale.
BY order of Board of Trustees.
p p, DAWSON, Sec.
| Weiser. Idaho. Oct. 20. 1896
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We sell better shoes for less money
than our competitors -SoMMERcAMP

letter. eczema and all similar skin
troubles are cured by the use Of DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve 1t soothes at once
and restores the tissues to their natural
condition. and never fails 10 cure piles.
Jenney e. Waterhouse.
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STATE.

Meagre returns show that most of
Peoples Democratic ticket is elected
sure. Race close between Gum and
Borah.
Morrison is way behind
Steunenberg is elected governor by
Is, 900 majority.
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THESE
RIDGES

A. lo,ded Inv n natent
1 co. nm, machine max
; Ill LIDS exac,lv
liz securing EQUAL
n,,"s' Inns devel-
7 -. r.ii a,,.orr,,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

WANTED:-Seyeral trustworthy gen
w tlemen or ladies to travel in Idaho Tor
established, reliable house. Salary Sfoo
and expenses. Steady position Enclose
reference and sci addressed STAN ped en-
yelope. The Dopinion Company mira
Floor. Omaha big. Chicago. III
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

We are bound TO please our custo-
mers, if extraordinary care, skill and
willingness to meet their demands
will do it. Sommercamp.
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Bargains in Outing Flannels!

l just received 800 pieces of Out
ing Flannels, the incest assortment
that was ever in this town, each piece
containing 8 to 10 yards, which
offer at 8 cents per yard; regular
price, 12t cents.
MORRIS SoEMER.
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A hacking cough is not only annoying
, to others. but is dangerous to the person
who has it. One Minute Cough Cure will
quickly put an end TO il, Jenney e Wa
? tprhouSe
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

Many political speakers, clergy men,
singers and Others who use the voice ex-
ciusively. rely upon One Minute Cough
Cure to prevent husl<inrss and laryingllis
Its value as a preventive is only eqnalec
bv its power TO afford instantaneous relief
Jpnne, K Warehouse.
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Prices and qualities that will so far
distance our competitors that they
can't even catch our shadows.
The One Price Cash Store.
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Bargains do not grow on trees,
but we have arranged it so you can
find them at our store. -Sommer-
camp & Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

Mistakes may and will occur We
will do more than our part to undo
any that are made here. -Sommer
camp.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is an anti
septic, soothing and healing application
for burns. scalds. cuts, bruises. etc, and
cures piles like magic. 1t instantly stops
pain. Jenney e Warehouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

The only Laundry Soap in the mark e
made under U. S. patent is Hoe Cake
No free alkali in it,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

The reason everyone is smoking
Supreme Judge cigars is because they
are of first quality and they keep our
money at home while other brands
take it out of the country.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

Don't waste time and money run
ming from one place to another, but
trade at the G.. O. ID store.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

New stock of guns, pistols and
cutlery at Haas Bros.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

They are So little you hardly know you
are taking them. They cause no gripping.
yet they act quickly and most thoroughly.
Such are the famous little pills known MS
DeWitls Little Early Risers- Small in size
great in results. Jrnnev Il Waterhouse.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

Celebrated Bridge, Beach u Cos.
stoves and ranges at Haas's. New
lot of heaters and cook stoves.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

Why pay higher prices elsewhere
when Won can trade at Cast Iron Storef
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-05

The wrappers on Hoe Cake Soap are
worth Il cent apiece. Ask for premium
hook
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We make money by trading money
with you for our own goods-when
YOU say so. =Sommercamp.