The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-16

~ "Ch iCScivcu "iiu cIcHIcu SUCH dti
sensation that the inquir-
les for copies were very numerous,
among the most eager inquirers were
a number OF strangers who desired
copies to send east Last week the
original could not be found but has
since been discovered and is here
given. 1t was written by j II.
Stannard, OF Mt. Home:
o, give us back the silver coin we had in
days Of old,
When one dollar of that metal equalled |
one of gold
When everyone had plenty in Uncle |
Samuel's fold,
From Maine TO fair California. |
Chorus-Hurrah, hurrah for silver coin
age free.
Hurrah, burrah twill bring
prosperity.
Keep up the joyful theme
twill lead to victory.
From Maine to California.
How the traitors trembled that sturdy
Tillman found.
How they squirmed and wilted before
his doctrine sound.
But this fall they'll find themselves deep
under ground
From Maine to California.
Carlisle said that silver, free, would never
rule the roost.
His reputation he lost by such a foolish
boast.
Both parties dub him traitor, and will
him soundly roast
From Maine to California.
Chorus
And there were loya-hearicd men that
heard the news with JOY
That the safe and honest metal should
pass without alloy,
Twill our independence make and Eng
lands power destroy,
From Maine 10 California.
Chorus
Let every loyalhearted man obey his
country's call,
And cast his vote for silver free at the
polls this fall,
Then mines Will open speedily and labor
| give to all.
From Maine to California
Chorus
Foul rings and corporation will speedily
disband,
Railroads no more will gobble up and own
the choicest land,
The banks be run by Uncle Sam with just
and equal hand,
From Maine to California
Then peace and plenty on our land will
fall like gentle rain.
The germs of wealth will flourish through
out our wide domain,
And JOY in every heart eternally will
reign,
From Maine to California.
Mrs. j. H. HAWTHORN started Mon
day for Portland and Astoria, Oregon,
on visit.
Mrs. E. A. Paddock and children
departed Monday on visit to he
uOIueI AZ SulcdSO.
See dissolution notice of Dorsett
Page and not that all accounts are Il
be settled with j. w. Ayers.
Go quick, if you are wishin. V
Where Mann creek waters swish;
For if the Lord made fishin,
Now is the time TO fish.
DR. j. b. White will be found a
Dr. Numbers Office and will answe
all calls during the latter's absence
Messrs. AL Hopkins and " c
Burrows have made some thirty ne'
and comfortable seats for the tow
a hall. i
r Married, in Weiser, July ~, b
Justice Newman, Charles Kinda
: and Sadie Page, sister of Mrs. R
! A. Hendricks.
, Mrs. Hopkins will next week re
, move her ice cream parlors to tn
Curl building Those who like fin
, article will take due notice.
e Contractor Kelly is putting up
l. neat rectory back OF the Episcop;
! church. This will be great cor
: venience to the resident minister.
n D. N. Baker has bought ranc
S in Indian valley and taken his famil
+ there to reside. Sylvester Hawortl
t who sold to Baker, has moved
! Weiser.
o. Z. Jones has delivered h
r lightning coffeepots and they civ
= satisfaction. Since taking IL positio
e at Dorsett's, he has an idea Of sci
ing his territory.
J, Mr. Gordon, the brick man, viii
his assistant, has been energetical
I pushing things since getting his yal
= laid out and now has large XII
l. about ready to burn. :,